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Serving Lowell Area ' jS Readers Since 1893 Volume 10, Issue 28 May 28, 1986 Lowell student is 1,000,000th Artrain visitor Brenda Bittrick, a fourth the site of the millionth Michigan rain has given since it arrived in grader at Bushnell Elementary visitor. town on Saturday. School, never received so much "Lowell is a very special com- "Artrain is just a great event." attention in her life. munity to Artrain,- O'Leary Quada said. "I'm real pleased Brenda. touring the pop art said. "We always get a great re- with die entertainment they've train, Artrain, with her class- sponse here and I would say Low- given us and the response Lowell mates, was horded by camera- ell is one of the most important has given them. We're asking men and reporters after she was cities on our tour. We've had them to return in the future. named the one millionth Michi- close to 2 million visitors nation- Artrain has given Lowell more gan visitor to walk through Ar- wide and it's not a shock that the than just a temporary look at it's tain's doors since it has toured one millionth Michigan visitor ait. When Artrain first visited Michigan. As soon as Brenda was from Lowell.** Lowell in 1976 so much interest was counted as the millionth Artrain was expecting the re- was garnered in art that it led to Michigan visitor, crews from cord-breaking visitor Wednesday the creation of the LAAC. The WZZM, WOTV, and the As- morning when Brenda's class ar- LAAC is now one of the most sociated Press surrounded the as- rived, so the fourth graders were active groups in Lowell. tonished girl and fired rounds of lined-up outside the train and Artrain has been in town since It photographs at her and bom- counted off. When O'Leary Saturday and it will be here Wed- barded her with questions. reached Brenda and said that she nesday and Thursday. The train Brenda was quite shocked and was the one, her jaw dropped and is promoting it's theme. "Signs all the attention made her a bit her eyes popped. Brenda was of the Times.. Pop Art and Photo nervous. When asked how she given a check for the amount of Realism in America." with felt about being the millionth $100 from Artrain and the Low- works by modem artists such as Michigander to visit Artrain she ell Area Arts Council (LAAC). Andy Warhol, Jasper Johns, and just shrugged her shoulders and 1 didn't expect to get it." Audrey Flack. said, 1 don't know" Brenda said. "I was really sur- Brenda didn't even step into Artrain has been to the Show- prised. the train when she declared that Lowell fourth-grader Brenda Bittrick is interviewed by a TV-13 newswoman as several of her boat City three times since 1976 City Manager Ray Quada was she likes the Artrain and she classmates look on. Brenda had the good fortune to be the one millionth visitor to tour the and, according to Artrain's at the train when Brenda got her would like to see it again. Michigan Artrain. executive director Dan O Leary, lucky break and he said that he it's quite fitting that Lowell was was pleased with the show Art- WCUZ Celebration is fun-filled event
Festival goers at Saturday's WCUZ/Budweiser Lowell Showboat Celebration proved that clear, sunny skies aren't al- ways necessary to have a good time outdoors. Hundreds of people were in downtown Low- ell last Saturday amidst cloudy mm skies and chilly morning air to celebrate Showboat City's pride and joy, but the weather failed to be a deterrence as the sun man- SUPLUS COMMODITY DISTRIBUTION aged to poke through the clouds near mid-day. Surplus government cheese, rice or flour will be distributed All money raised in the day- Thursday. May 29 from 10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. at the Lowell long festival will go to restora- Moose Lodge at 210 1/2 East Main Street. Please bring grocery tions on the boat and operating bags. capital for future showboat func- tions. The amount of money "DOCTOR DOLITTLE" AT THE MIDDLE SCHOOL raised won't be known until early next week. Drama fans are reminded that the Lowell Middle school eighth "1 think if the weather was bet- grade drama class will present "Doctor Dolittle" on Tuesday, June ter we may have gotten a better 3 at 7:30 p.m. The production will take place on the Middle School turnout, but we're extremely Stage. Admission is free. pleased with the turnout we got," City Manager and Showboat LAST CHANCE FOR ARTRAIN President Ray Quada said. "As many people showed up as we "Fearless" Frank Martin and Jerry "Pocketts" Adams vie for position as they round a turn The last two days to see Artrain are Wednesday and Thursday had expected." in Saturday's "Lowellapolis 500*' adult tricycle race. from 5 to 8 p.m. The Middle School and High School art show The festivities for the fourth The sun began to poke through "Falldowny" Vanee recorded the (WOTV) and Jim "Big Foot" at the LAAC Center will be open during the same hours Wednesday annual fund-raiser began at 8:00 he clouds around noon, just in top times in the trials. Grooters. and Thursday. Saturday morning with WCUZ's time for the 1986 Michigan Art- Vanee went on to capture first Race co-ordinator. Bonnie Andy Rent and Dennis Sutton on rain and Lowellapolis "500". place in the big tricycle division Grooters, wanted to add just a BOOSTERS TO MEET board the Showboat for a well-re- Artrain features six cars of pop while Lessens, marred by a few more big names to the list, ceived Dockside Breakfast. art and photo-realism in America faulty pedal, (or was it size 10 so where else to find celebrities The Lowell Athletic Boosters will meet Monday. June 2, 1986 The skies were cloudy but from the '50s, '60s and '70s. Al- feet?) didn't fare so well. In the but in Hollywood? "I sent a letter at 7:30 p.m. in the K-Quad of the High School. Anyone interest spirits weren't as the champagne though Artrain's visit was unre- small tricycle division, "Butter- to Johnny Carson which may attend. breakfast produced a near capac- lated to the Showboat Celebra- ball" Bobby Jay rode his explained the Showboat Celebra- DID YOU KNOW. .. ity turnout. Sutton and Rent gave tion, it produced a wealth of en- machine to a first place finish. tion and 1 asked him to help out," everyone aboard the chance to tertainment and an impressive Coming in second in the big Grooters explained. "I asked if Lowell Senior High School Science quiz bowl team placed third be a star when they ventured turnout of art fans. tricycle race was "Big" John he would race Doc (Severinson) in West Michigan Region and nineteenth in the State out of fifty throughout the boat with their Time dials for the Lowel- Brown and placing second in the and Ed (McMahon) on one of teams last year? Forensics Multiple has qualified for state compet- microphones on, talking to those lapolis "500" adult tricycle races small divison was "Big Foot" his shows. He misunderstood the ition for eight consecutive years. Two High School Juniors were in attendance, while on the air. started at 12:30 at the am- Jim Grooters. Judging from letter though, because he sent a selected to compete for honors in the National Council of Teachers "It was a great time," said phitheatre. Upwards of 150 per- crowd response, grown men and reply which said that he could't of English achievement in writing awards for 1986. Bonnie Grooters, tricycle race sons were on hand to witness this women riding tricycles which make it to Lowell." co-ordinator. 'There was a full first ever event for the Showboat reach their kneecaps may soon The wild showcase of adult FISHING TOURNAMENT HELD EVERY WEDNESDAY boat of people laughing and hav- Celebration. Crowd favorite become a national sport. tricycle riding talent was a reflec- ing a good time.** "Jumpin" George Lessens Local names and celebrities in tion on the entire day's activities, The Lowell Area Fishing Club holds a Fishing Tournament on At 9:00, the Rat River Anti- (WZZM) and WCUZ's Karen the race included "Racin"' Ray The Grand River every Wednesday night from now until mid que Mall sponsored an antique Quada. "Big" John Brown, cont'd, back pg. September. It is open to the public and all are invited to participate. auction with all proceeds going "Bouncin"' Bill Freeman The tournament begins at 6 p.m. and you can register at the Grand to the Showboat. A good turnout PRECISION & FASHION Appointments not always River Launch Site, just above the Hudson Street Bridge, starting of antique collectors, sellers and HAIRSTYLING - For both needed at Vanity Hair Fash- at 5 p.m. The fee is $10 per entry and 90% is paid back in prize just browsers appeared at the men and women. Man's World We deliver 7 days a week 4 - ions, Open six days Lowell, money. For further information call The Combination, 897-6111. early morning auction. Hairstyling. Phone 897-8102. 8 p.m. Heritage Meat Market 897-7506. Cirand Valle> Ledger • Wcdnesda\. May 28, 1986 • Page 2 Doyle Dynasty: of cutters, dams and turbines Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday, May 28, 1986 • Page 3
By Beverly Prrsha erty and possibly making au- The King Milling Company's cozy comer Coming Events Obituaries Two msty spires like spectral tomobiles here because it was all large metal and concrete storage automated and had water bins rise above the skyline of the Notices in the Ledger's JUNE 5: Class of 1926, Low- Loretta Sailors, Donn and adults of the Lowell area CLARK - Mr*. Margaret H. of Pierson, and Claude of Tmf- TULLER - Mr Dannie G. Tul- fingers rise sky ward today by the power." said James Doyle. small farming town of Lowell "Coming Events" are free Palmer, Russell Shepard, are invited to be a part of Clark, aged 69, Umell. passed ant: six grandchildren. David ler. aged 80, of Lowell passed Rat River, evoking echoes of a ell High School, 60th reunion Mike s son. another member of White water spews wildly out by Roger Brown a^a> ThursJa\, May 22. I9K6 and Daniel Knapp, Mark and away Friday, May 23. 1986 Ser- swift millrace under the Forest of charge to any non-profit June 5, Deer Run Golf Club. Susan Remes, and Debbie 1986 V.C.S.! For more infor- the Doyle family. "But the fam- from the concrete dams which She is survived h> her husband. Marchelle Dumbeck. Alex and vices were held Ibesday at the Mill, the first mill built in Low- organization In the Lowell, Luncheon buffet 12:30, fol- Schaefer mation, please call 897- ell. Michigan. In 1844, the town ily who owned the business William Doyle, King and Mike Ronald: children. Bill Tedder of Byron Cribley; a sisler, Mrs Joe Koops Funeral Chapel. I came to the conclusion the other day that I am showing signs Ada, Alto, and Saranac lowed by cake, coffee and Gallery hours are M-F, 5936, 9-4:00 daily. bustled and roared with sounds wouldn't sell because cutters Doyle's father, had Edward Ward Atlanta. GA. Susie Brown of (Lola) Carlson of Rockford; his Clarksville. Rev Richard Hall of approaching middle age. I'm overweight and my hair has been area. We prefer such conversation at Schneider 1 00 • 5:00 p.m. and Satur- of hammers clanging on anvils were selling very well and they build to replace the wooden ones Jacksonville. FL. Ji>hn Tedder of mother-in-law. Mrs Manon Wil- officiating Interment Saranac getting gray for ten years. My kids are growing up before my eyes notices to be kept brief and Manor lounge. Cost, in- days & Sundays 1 30 - 4:30 JUNE 19: All Centers Picnic in blacksmith shops while didn't want to sell out to a fly-by- which the flood took out every Columbia. SC. James and David son of Sand Lake; one nephew Cemetery. and I've outlived our first family dog. Problems with my back to be submitted by mall. cludes tip and tax, $7.75 per p.m. sponsored by Community Fd answering clangs came from the night horseless carriage maker. spring. Ward, who lived in Low Clark. Paulette Shinabery of He was preceded in death by two have flared up again and a recent Time magazine cover story told person. Classes of 1925 and at a park to be named later. WILLOUGHBY - Mr Charles Cuner Factory adjacent to the So we always think Lowell could ell in 1937, designed and built Lowell: brothers. James and sons. David and Bruce Funeral me point blank that those of us born early in the Baby Boom are WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Plan to attend. Transporta- Forest Flour Mill on the bank of have become the Dearborn of the concrete dams so strongK 1927 plus earlier grads are JUNE 16-JUNE 20: The an- Omer Hanavk both of Jackson- Sen ices will be held Wednesday H. Willoughby. Sr., died Wednes approaching middle age To top it all off. Tve noticed that I have Chapter night meeting is held the Flat River next to the east Detroit " that he proclaimed to William invited. Reservations, ac- tion available ville. FL. Oscar Hancock of at the Germain Funeral Home, day. May 21, at the Kent Commu- a spot on the back of my head where the hair seems to be getting the first Monday of each nual summer Vacation "Wc bought the Cutter Factory Doyle when he had finished. companied by check, to Ray Moltne. GA; sister. Mary Sue Howard City. Interment Tmfant nity Hospital at the age of 86 dam. one of two wooden dams thinner. month, at 8 p.m. Church School, sponsored separated by an eathem dam in 1927,n Brian Doyle, King's "You can build a ten story build Borgerson, 502 N. Hudson. SAT., AUGUST 16: The Noles of Jacksonville. Fl; six Cemetery Surviving is a son, Charles H. So. taking all this into consideration, you can imagine my delight by First United Methodist spanning the river. The son continued "It was the Pcc- ing on that concrete." 1941 Graduating class of grandchildren and one great- Willoughby, Jr., of Lowell. when the news broke last week that there will be a bona fide hair Lowell. Ml 49331 by May 22. Church. 621 E. Main Street. millstones powered by water tur- kham Furniture Company after The King Milling Compaq 's WOMEN OF THE MOOSE grandson Funeral Services in- Christian Science Services were growing solution on the market next year. In case yon haven't Lowell, will be hetd Mon., Godwin High School, Grand bines in the Flour Mill ground the Cutter Factory business concrete bins stand on the west Business Meeting is held the cluding Committal Services read Friday, May 23 at the Met- heard, a big name drug manufacturer has gained F.D.A. approval SUN., JUNE IS: Harry and June 16 through Fri., June Raptds, will have their first MAC INTYRE - Mrs Wilma relentlessly, crushing wheat ker- closed and The King Milling bank of the Rat River where the third Monday of each month, were held Sundav at the Roth- calf & Jonkhoff Funeral Home to market some stuff that is applied externally and actually grows Friends will open at the Low- reunion on August 16. ht the nels into fine flour. Wagons mm- Company, which my grandfather Superior Mill was when it at 8 p.m. 20. 6:30-8:30 p.m. This Gersi Chapel. Lowell. Rev John G. Maclntyre aged 72, passed chapel Reader Roger Price of- hair. I understand that this product was concocted originally as a ell Area Arts Council Center Ramada Inn, 255 28th away Friday. May, 23. 1986. She bled east and west across the owned then, bought it to use as burned down in the 1940s Will- year's theme is "Ways Bible Frve of Bella Vista Church of ficiating, Interment Rest Lawn medicine to be taken internally to treat something or other. It was with a reception from 3:00 to Street, S.W. Grand Rapids, is survived by threee sons. Craig dams on main street towards a feed mill."The turbines for the iam Doyle rebuilt on the site of People Lived." The evening Rockford officiating. Memorial Park. accidentally discovered that it grows hair when applied to the skin. EVERY MONDAY Ar- Michigan. All graduMw and neighboring villages bordering Cutter Factory and for the Forest the former mill. The wooden 5:00 p.m. The show will be sessions will provide special of Ada. Scolt of Lowell and I don't know what kind of clown gets his kicks from nibbing rowhead Senior Men's Golf Since 1950, the Chinese Mill were manufactured by the frame office building still stands up until July 20. non-graduates are invited. KNAPP - Mr. Kenneth R Dugald of CA; four grandhil- the Grand River. In sawmills up- medicine on himself just to see what happens, but I guess we can will start. classes for children, youth capitol of Beijing has been sink- on Main Street as a symbol of Featured are works by Call 534-4424 or 530-0460 Knapp. aged 72. a resident of dren; a sister. Mildred Lopez of stream on the Rat River, metal James Lethol Company located all be thankful to him. and adults. Each evening ing almost a foot every year. those bygone days. An old gnnd Harry Hefner, Louise (Grand Rapids) or write Tmfant passed away Saturday, Arizona. A Service of Remembr- saws whined against resisting in Springfield. Ohio. 'They're I've had a few ideas for this gook besides touching up the thin EVERY SECOND TUES- there will be group singing. The cause? Mined under- piney wood. In the town, sounds an ancient company," continued ing wheel hangs on the side of Meeuwsen, Donna Westra, Madelyn Drowne Roberts, Ma> 24. 1986 He is survived ance was held Tuesday. May 27 spot on the back of my head. My eyebrows have always been a DAY The Lowell Area Fish- Individual classes, refresh- ground water isnl being re- the office building evoking by his wife Ila; two daughters. at the Fountain Street Church, of commerce mingled with the Brian Doyle, "and we have tur- source of ridicule. When people look at me closely they often Donna Williams, Elsa McFar- ments for all and planned 2801 Bluewater Lane, placed to help maintain the memories of the sounds heard m ing Club now meets at the Mrs. James (Mary) Dumbeck of Dr Duncan Littlefair officiating. roar of water over the dams bines in our mill now like the make some smart remark like. "How come you shave your eyeb- land, Sylvia Khssoff, Alecia recreation for children. Fri- Grandville, Michigan, 49418. city's elevation, reports Inter- the early days of commene. Rat River Snowmobile Lowell, Mrs. Timothy (Janice) Service by Roetman Funeral which spanned the Rat River in ones in the City Parking Lot." rows?" My eyebrows are just about non-existent. They are very DuRand, Bertha Verbrugge. day will be a pc tluck supper We are still looking for Ruth Chapel. Caledonia national Wildlife magazine. brazen defiance of nature s natu- Lignum vitae, the hardest wood Above the roar of the water cas- Clubhouse on Potters Road, Cribley of Mame: two sons Karl thin and most of what is there is light in color. No, they're not Jan Y. Johnson, Mary for families and presentation Morse (Routsaw). ral bent to ravage the community known, is used for the bearing cading over the dam in those just East of Montcalm Ave, gray! I can hardly wait for this stuff to hit the market. Fm going Kemper, Mary Heuvelhorst, of awards. All children, youth yearly with floods which took upon which the turbines sit be- days, the groan of the wooden to have a set of eyebrows to rival Groucho Marx at 7:00 p.m. All prospective the wooden dams out each cause they won't mst when the gears, the slap of the belts and My beard is a little weak too. When I grew it out for the members or interested indi- Spring turbines are shut down. "Our tur- the swish of the gram in the sesquicentennial a few years back it had some definite flaws. There viduals are cordially wel- "An entrepreneur named bines that are mnning right now chutes echoed in contrapuntal is a void about the size of a fifty cent piece under my chin and a come. Hooker built those dams, the are on a bearing that's been there rhythm to the clang from the serious gap in my left sidebum. My mustache is pretty thin and NOTICE OF A first mill and the sawmills, ' since 1937. As soon as this one bustling Cutter Factory next door the whole thing looked awfully feeble. With a few applications of THURSDAYS Farm market on the banks of the river in explained Brian Doyle, son of wears down, we have one to go t this new stuff I'll be a regular Grizzly Adams. Well, if it grows - starting May 1, every Thurs- PUBLIC HEARING King Doyle. His father. King, in next which has been soaking pioneer Lowell. out the same color as most of my whiskers are now. 1*11 probably day at 9 a.m. Fresh Produce added. 'These turbines, we as- in oil since 1948. The one in look more like Santa Claus. but thafs all right. • good prices. Lowell Nature sume, were put into the Forest there now is down a couple of This hair tonic came up in a conversation at the beach over the ON INCREASING Mill at that time, so they are well inches" weekend. Two friends of mine, both a little older, are also looking Pantry, 219 W. Main. over a hundred years old. They "We're just one of the few forward to filling in some bare spots on their noggins. One of QUA-KE-ZIK PROPERTY TAXES were situated underneath the mills that are left using water tur- KENT COUNTY LIBRARY them looked down at the sparse hair on his chest and said, "Maybe SPORTSMEN'S CLUB Mill in the millrace and they de- bines. I don't think there are any I can do something about this too." From there the conversation Lowell Branch meets every 2nd and 4th veloped the power to turn the in the state of Michigan anymore somehow conjured up a whole new medium for body art. We 325 W. Main Street Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. at the wheels, the rolls and sifters. In that produce power by water tur- envisioned a big hairy heart on his chest with an arrow through LOWELL AREA SCHOOLS Lowell, Ml • 897-9596 Club building at 11400 Fore- the old mill they didn't have elec- bines. We are. theoretically, able HOURS: it. We recommended a "Mom" spelled out in hair on his bicep 12685 FOREMAN ROAD tricity in those days so it all had to produce about a hundred and and a woolly U.S. Army emblem on his forearm. The conversation man Road, Lowell. Mon., Fit, ft Sat LOWELL, MICHIGAN 49331 to be direct drive from one tur- forty-five horsepower from the 12:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. drifted off to other matters, but don't be surprised if this idea of Do You Receive bine and it was belts mnning line water turbines here at the mill." Wednesday body hair an becomes a fad. EVERY THIRD THURSDAY (616) 897-8415 shafts and then belts mnning stated Mike Doyle, Kings's 12:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Well, I don't dye my hair, I don't diet to lose weight and I Pack Meeting, Cub Scout more line shaft." brother don't exercise to keep my bad back in shape. Maybe I won't use Pack 3188 will meet at Run- The Doyle family, who own this stuff to fix my bald spot either. On the other hand, maybe it ctman School, beginning at PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on June 2,1986 at 7^30 o'clock the King Milling Company lo- will be a stimulus for me to go to work on my other problems. 7:00 p.m. This is a family p.m. at the Lowell Board of Education Offices the Board of A Check From Any Of cated on the west bank of the Whatever the case, I can't wait to see the big hairy screaming event. Future activities will Rat River in Lowell, purchased eagle I've got planned for my back! be discussed and awards Education of Lowell will hold a public hearing on the levying the Forest Mill in 1940 and con- verted it into a com mill. The "Oratory la tha art of making deep noises from the throat presented. in 1986 of an additional proposed millage rate of 4.4341 building became so inefficient sound Ilka important massagas from tha brain." These Government Programs? HEALTH H.I. Phillips mills for operating purposes pursuant to Act 5, Public Acts that they tore it down about THE RECYCLE CENTER at twent-five years ago and pulled Eberhard's parking lot is of Michigan, 1982. By the turbines out and left them in open for bottles, tin cans, Dr. Paul Oauthtor the Rat River by the bank below aluminum, newspaper, and Dr . Jim Lang The Board of Education has the complete authority to estab- Social Security the dams. The turbines were re- BOWNE brown paper bags. cently hauled out and mounted lish that 3^9 mills be levied in 1986 from within its present Supplemental Security Income on pedestals in the City Parking UNDERSTANDING AND TREATING HEAT DISORDERS THE LOWELL COMMU- authorized millage rate. Lot on the site of the old Forest PART II TOWNSHIP NITY BAND will rehearse the Mill to be viewed as historical In this, the second of a two part article on heat disorders, we 2nd and 4th Monday of each Civil Service Retirement sculptures. will further discuss treatment of heat related problems, and then month at 7:30 p.m. in the The maximum additional proposed millage rate would in- During the 1900*5, horse we'll touch on how to prevent this hot weather problem. Railroad Retirement drawn buggies raised the sum- Last week we covered treatment of heat cramps and heat exhaus Lowell High School band crease revenues for operating purposes from ad valorem room. mer dust amid wagons of com- tion. If one should encounter the life threatening syndrome of heat property tax levies in 1982 otherwise permitted by Act 5, Veterans Compensation and Pension merce crossing the Rat River stroke, consider the following. NOTICE dams. But during winter's fierce 1. Act fast. Remove the person from the source of heat. MAY 28, 29: Final two days Public Acts of Michigan, 1982, by thirteen point eight percent combat with the town, cutters, 2. Cool off his body as fast as you can. Remove his clothing. of Artrain are Wednesday (13.8%). or horse-drawn sleighs, carried If possible, put him in a tub of cold water or ice water. Otherwise, PUBLIC HEARING and Thursday form 9:00 a.m. people and commercial goods pack ice around him, mb him with ice, or mn cold water from a NEW 1986 LAND USE PLAN to 2:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. to They may be sent directly to us and across the Main Street dam. hose over him. Get bystanders to help if you can. 8:00 p.m. The figure for increase in revenue for operating purposes These cutters were manufactured 3. As soon as you've started cooling him off, call an ambulance. The Artrain will be located deposited in your account where there is at the Cutter Factory in Lowell Tell the person you talk to that the patient has heat stroke so the is based on the latest estimate of state equalized valuation The Bowoe Township Planning Commission will on the tracks south of the which, at that time, was the ambulance attendants come prepared. comer of Main Street (M21) of property located within the school district. State no opportunity for them to be lost, stolen or largest business there. It shipped 4. Don't be reassured if the victim regains consciousness and says hold a public hearing on cutters world-wide and during he feels alright. Anyone with heat stroke needs to be hospitalized and South Hudson. Park at equalized valuation will not be finalized until after the fourth misplaced. Your funds will be ready for use the Lowell Area Arts Council the First World War. they were and watched closely by medical personnel. Thursday, June 12,1986 Monday in May. In the event that state equalized valuation by the third day of the month. commissioned to build cutters You can help prevent heat disorders in many ways: Center, 149 S. Hudson. For for the service. 1. Drink plenty of cold water on hot summer days, especial In exhibition information, call as finalized is for any reason higher than the estimate used at 7:30 p.m. at the Alto Area Elementary School for Stop in anytime and let us help you fill out At around the turn of the cen- before and during heavy physical activity. The only way the NkIn the Lowell Area Arts Council for this hearing, the Board of Education must hold another tury. Henry Ford looked at the can lose extra heat in very hot humid weather is by sweating the purpose of reviewing the proposed Bowne at 897-8545. public hearing before levying millage on any higher valua- the application for direct deposit. The Cutter Factory and the business Sweat is mostly water. If you don't drink enough, your body can t Township Land Use Plan and hearing citizens' com- with the idea of buying the prop- make enough sweat to keep you cool. You can drink water up to ments regarding the proposed plan. THUR., MAY 29: Lowell tion. sooner the better. an hour before you exercise, and take small amounts of water Area Singles meet 7:30 p.m. every 15 minutes during a workout. This is especially important for "Get Acquainted Coffee" |VL All interested citizens are invited to attend. if you sweat a lot. Drinking water won't make you bloated. g ' at Paul's Showboat restau- The purpose of the hearing is to receive testimony and dis- Your neighborhood you cramps or slow you down. rant. cuss the levy of an additional millage rate. Not less than STATE 4 2. Don't push or over work yourself when you're not yet used Copies of the proposed new Land Use Plan will be to hot. humid days. Start with short bouts of light activity in the available for review at the Alto Library and Town seven (7) days following the public hearing, the Board of bank for 50 years. J SAT., MAY 31: There will be morning or late afternoon. Avoid heavy activity at midday. Hail beginning on May 23, 1986. Copies may also a Bike Rodeo sponsored by Education may approve all or any portion of the proposed 3. Don't take salt in tablet or other form unless you also dnn be reviewed by contacting Mr. Fred Moss (868-6161) Cub Scout Pack 3188 and SAVINGS plenty of water. additional millage rate. YOUR or by contacting Ms. Sandra Kowalczyk (868-6846). the Explorers of Lowell. It will 4. Wear light colored, porous clothing. This can help absorb be held at Bushnell Elemen- sweat and help cool the body. Covering your head with a lig 1 tary School from 12:30 - 4:00 COMPLETE kerchief or hat is a good idea. Roger Stanley, Secretary This notice is given by order of the Board of Education. BANK 011 p.m. For more information tOUAl NOV! S 5. Stop working or exercising and move out of the heat il y Bowne Township Planning Commission FDK offotru* r SLEEP SHOP please call Barb at 897-7145. feel even mild symptoms of a heat disorder. Bowne Township Hail Sandra Nagy, 6. When indoors during a heat wave, be sure to keep Alto, Michigan 49302 assl MON., JUNE 2: Lowell Athle- widows open and use fans to keep the air circulating. If P ^ C28-29 Secretary keep at least one room air-conditioned so you can take a tic Boosters will meet at 7:30 C27-28 • •••••• 220 A MA N ST LOWCLI, MI from the heat p.m. in the K-Quad of the PMONI 6 ' 6 897-7447 Hopefully some of fliese suggestions will help you avoid i") High School. of the potentially serious complications of the heal disordc is otmavaiityMpr-w«^«igy. 1%21,mt.ragt4 Engagement told Middle School Drama Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, May 28, 1986 - Page S Byrne graduates from Davenport I# Kelly Marie Bvme Na* awn- igemcm and Sales Marketing IN THE to present "Doctor Dolittle pleied her Mudie% it Davenpon Kell> it the daughter of Norman On Ibesday evening, June 3, ble and eccentric country physi- The play, directed by Cheryl ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS College mirila B S Degree She and Ro^eman Byrne and a l%2 the Lowell Middle School cian. Doctor Dolittle, whose re- Blodgett, will begin at 7:30 ha> graduated cum laude with a graduate of Lowell SenKir High Eighth Grade Drama Class will spect and affection for animals p.m., admission is free and the diHiMe major in Bumkm Man- School SERVICE be presenting the classic tale of allows him the rare opportunity public is invited and urged to at- "Doctor Dolittle" This heart- to learn to speak to his animal tend this delightful event, warming story is about the lova- friends, "in their own language." NOTICE "BOOSTER HEATERS" Army Sgt John A. Usby. wn Ntvy Seaman Recm,, p
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nved for duty with the 66ihMilii- 2863 Court Drive I (,We|* h' ary Intelligence CompMiy. Fort compleied recniit triimne« ^ BIDS: Jtina 6,1966 at 10:00 a.m. Bliss, TX. cnut Hammg Command ^ Lasby. an electronic warfare ando. FL PROGRESSIVE ENGINEERING fiOHgyLTANT^ specialist, is a 1976 graduate of Dunng Caufield s eight y OF QRAto RAPIDS, INC. ~ Mr and Sirs Michael Pell of Lowell Senior High School. a sister at home. Laura Susan trwnmg cycle, she studied 2942 Fuller Avenue. N.E. Lowell ait proud to announce the Proud grandparents are Michael eral military subjects designed,,, Nrth of their daughter Colleen Grand Rapids, Ml 49505 and Helen Dashnaw of Grand Edward S. Brouwer, son of prepare her for further 3.^ Rose. She wa.N bom on Mav 14. (616) 361-2664 w Rapids. B Theodor Ml of Elson and Amy Brouwer of 6561 and on-the-job training m one of 1986. weighing 7 lbs and 11 oz Numca and Mrs Nora Smith of Two Mile Road. Ada. has been the Navy's 85 basic fields and wa% 21 inches long She has Algonac commissioned a second lieuten- Caufield's studies included Sealed bids will be received for the supply and Installation of a gas fired hot ant in the U.S. Air Force upoi n seamanship, close order dnil water Booster Heater and water supply system at the following Lowell Schools: graduation from Officer Training NaVi'hlslory and first aid pf,. s< 1 W,K> COfn leIC Lowell Nature Pantry School at Lackland Air Force * P 'his course Lowell High School Base. TX of mstmction are eligible fof 219 N. Main, Lowell, Michigan Lowell Middle School The 12-week course trained three hours of college credit in selected college graduates to Physical Education lnA Alto Elementary Hygiene apply communicative skills, pro- Sidewalk Produce Market fessional knowledge, leadership She is a 1984 graduate of Lo*. Bid will be received until 10:00 a.m., local time on Friday, June 6,1966 at the ell High School Pictured left to right are Danielle Bundy, Becky Bartlett, Karen Chrisdn, Tbnya Stepek, Kristen and management in positions of Gilmore, Katie Hawk and Scott Maloley as Doctor Dolittle. Board of Education office, Lowell Area Schools, 12675 Foreman Road, Lowell, Enjoy Sidewalk Shopping for Fresh Jody Raster and Paul Sorensen responsibility Michigan 49331. Bids will be opened and publicly read following the specified Produce, 9:00am every Thursday, closing time. Fred and Marcia Koster of graduate of Grand Rapids Chris- Timpson Rd in Lowell wish to tian High School and Kent Skills announce the engagement of School of Cosmetology and is Homespun Drawings and specifications together with all necessary forms and documents their daughter. Jodi Mane, to employed at General Motors for bidders may be examined at the following locations: OPEN Paul John Sorensen of Wyoming Plant # I Her fiance is employed He is the son of Paul Sorensen. at Harlo Products of Grandville Devotions PROGRESSIVE ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS Ceha St. S.E.. Wyoming and Paul is a graduate of East Grand 2942 Fuller, N.E. Grand Rapids, Ml 49505 Sand) Sorensen. Kellogg St. Rapids High School The couple By Pauline Spray PUBLIC S E . Grand Rapids Jodi is a is planning a September 27, 1986 wedding ... All power is given unto of work skillfully. But man\ LOWELL AREA SCHOOLS me I Matthew 28:18) others have limited abilities 12675 Foreman Road, Lowell, Ml 49331 There is a modem appliance Some women are mar\ clous A moment with God on the market which does a vari- cooks, but they have difficuli\ BUILDERS EXCHANGE ety of kitchen tasks. This ver- sewing a straight seam Some 4461 Cascade Road, S.E., Grand Rapkte, Ml 49506 ]/ Devotions by Beverly Rersha satile machine will, with the aid men can do carpenter, electrical, of different attachments, gnnd Lord. God. I am impure metal unless you and plumbing work, others find 1240 E. Saginaw, Lansing, Ml 46906 I am a pot that is empty unless refine mem your crucible of test- [ood' sharPen kniv"- ^ **' it impossible to do anv of the torn numerous other services for * you fill it. mg three the housewife. I am a horn that docs not sound I am an empty circle unless Human proficienc) is often li- 5092 Lovers Lane, Kalamazoo, Ml 49002 Versatility is a wonderful unless you blow upon it you fill it with your love mited. There are manv things charactenstic We ve all encoun- I am a bell that does not ring I am nothing unless Jesus most of us cannot do Isn't it en tered someone known as a "Jack- CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATION OF MICHIGAN unless you strike it dwells within me couragmg to serve a God who is of-all-trades" - a person with an 1351 E. Jefferson, Detroit, Ml 48207 I am dust unless you breathe Amen omnipotent. One who can do all Pictured left to right ait Danielle Bundy, Michelle, Dietz, Scott Maloley (as Doctor Dolittle), life into me. aptitude for many endeavors. things? There are no impos- Some people can do many types sibilities with Him With God. Ben Peters, Kelly Cidion and Erika Videan. F.W. DODGE all things are possilble. All 2920 Fuller Avenue, N.E., Grand Rapids, Ml 49505 power is at His disposal God. Letters to the Editor. our Heavenly Father, never fails 4000 Portage Road, Kalamazoo, Ml 49001 ATTEND SERVICES "He can do anything* Lowell has snow-white swans, serenely around on the Rat little swans. What a lovely scene Prayer O God. truly Thou art a lovely couple who float River. They are followed by five to watch. People have heard a mighty fortress, a bulwark about the swans and come for One Parklane Blvd., Suite 328E, Dearborn, Ml 48126 which never fails As long as I miles around to watch them. ADA CHRISTIAN The Gardners are back in ALTON BIBLE CHURCH MISSIONARY CHURCH ADA COMMUNITY trust in Thee I am unafraid, lor How proud the town of Lowell 838 Louisa Street, Lansing, Ml 48510 is of its popularity as a pastoral Lmcom Lake Ave and Three Mite Rd 10501 SemewoodPh 897 7185 REFORMED CHURCH REFORMED CHURCH I know Thou canst do anything The Village Inn Sunday Schoot 9 45 A M Lowe»' 897 7152 BradMd St SE 676 1698 7227 Thornappie River Dr 676-1032 Thou wilt never fail me Amen setting for wildlife. Wocsho Servce 11 00 A M (Mr. Bill's) Copies of the Contract Documents may be obtained from the office of Progres- SvrxJdv SrtW IQOOAM REV BRIAN P BOSSCHER Pastor JERRY L JOHNSON A mighty fortress is our God. But what is this ~ Mama and Evenmg Service 6 00PM Mommq Wor>r>*i 11 10 A M Mcvn^q Worship 9 30AM Mommg Worship 1000AM A bulwark never failing 211 W. Main - Lowell Papa swan have dirty necks! And sive Engineering Consultants, 2942 Fuller Avenue, N.E., Grand Rapids, Michigan Prayer and Bote Study 7 30 HM Wednesdays Sunday School 1100AM Fam, > Bote Hour 7 00 p M Sunday School 1120AM Our helper He. amid the flood the five baby swans are tattle-tale 49505, after Friday, May 23,1986. A non-refundable payment of $10.00 is required GLENN H MARKS Everwxj Worship 6 00 P M Wednesday Mm^tfies 7 00 P M Evening Worsh«P 600PM Friendly atmosphere - Daily Food Specials grey! Can it be there is something Foreman Road Of mortal ills prevailing for each set. Each request for documents shall be accompanied by the following App»y»ng God s Word lo Oarfy trfe WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS floating on the water that coats 4 897 9110 MARTIN LUTHER COUNTRY MUSIC: wyj Gnr L'*vf to Murtmg Lives COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUR information: bidders full name, address and telephone number, and name of This Week - Fri. & Sat., 9:30 p.m.-1:30 a.m. Mama and Papa swans' necks CHURCH HOME WELCOME TO ALL when they dip deep for food? contact person. illXl i y "What's It 2 Ya" And baby swans arc supposed lo FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CALVARY CHRISTIAN Sunday - 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. "Dave Rltter" be all white, pure and beautiful, BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH CHURCH Of THE NAZARENE Bids Security in the amount of 5 percent of the Bid must accompany each bid OF ALTO REFORMED CHURCH p28 but these little Paddlers are all 3900 East FuHon OF LOWELL in accordance with the instructions to bidders, payable to Lowell Area Schools. Comer o* 60ih Streei & Bancroft Avenue REV RAYMOND E BEFuS grey! I guess they set too low in OF LOWELL ^01 North Washington Street The successful bidder will be required to furnish performance, labor and material Soncay SctW 10 00 AM Morning Worsh^j 9 50 A M the water and can't escape the 1151 West Mam Street 897-86* 1 Rev R»ck Upcurch Moving WorsNp 11 00AM (Broadcasl 10 A M WMAX 1470| scum floating around them. bonds each in the amount of 100% of the contract amount. REV STEPHEN M ARRlCK Cisurcft School 1000AM Jr Sr H»gh Young People 630PM Sunday School 11 15 AM Worsho Service 10 A M & 6 P M Mama and Papa set higher so 00 A M A Evening Worship 700PM F -en^x; '•efvice 6 00 P M It Sunday School 1115AM Evening Sennce 6 JO P M their bodies are white and beau- This contract Is federally assisted. The contractor must comply with the Davis- Wednesday BO* Study 70nPM Wednesday Service 7 30 P M Supervised Nursery Dunng An Services Wednesday M^j-Week Service GIANT FURNITURE tiful, a lovely sight to see - but Bacon Act for wage determination. Jr Teens Adults 7 00PM their Ring-around-the-collar 866 6403 or 868-6912 Nursery-Come a Worship With Us gives them away. They insist on WAREHOUSE SALE! All bidders must be certified by the Department of Civil Rights for compliance LuVan eating so they dip their graceful FIRST CONGREGATic1 lAL GOOD SHEPHERD necks into the river to munch and with the State of Michigan Equal Employment Opportunity requirements prior FIRST UNITED METHODIST 815 FrpntfitDBet, Beidtng l their necks are coated with scum. CHURCH OF LOWELL LUTHERAN CHURCH to award of contract. A copy of the bidder's validation certification of compliance (near Memorial Bridge on the Rat River off M-44) Last year they looked clean it •Memder U»>rti"«iChu»'• Christ) CHURCH OF LOWELL RENT YOUR riiiiiiirrnrmrrr We are a local manufacturer or awardabliity must accompany his proposal. The bidder may notify the Director 621 E Mam Street 897 5936 seems. What happened to the North Hurt* " if Spnni) si Lowell Comer ot Segwun » Grand (W of high quality furniture of the Department of Civil Rights, Contractor Compliance Section, to obtain a REGULAR HOURS MAY 28; Adam English River? H tT S906 MommgWoftfup 8 M & II00 A M SPACE vjS>~, \'pfc- Our warehouse Is hill and 'Q*- Mommg Wors»*p 900AM and 10 45 AM e v Beverly Persha compliance review. R€V DAVID HAGENS Sunder Scnodi Mull Bote Class 945 AM Sarah Gunberg, Gene Rei^ have hundrect8 0088 Church School 9 30 lo 10 30 AM ^ o' P* ^0 Worship 10 Or a M JOSEPH FREMER PASTOR Donna Kehoe of close outs, returns, REV WILLIAM AMUNDSEN MINISTER TODAY!! « Churrh Schrjo- 10 00 A M 897-8307 MAY 29: Ron Leverence. i> seconds and slightly damaged Withdrawal of any proposal Is prohibited for a period of ninety (90) days after Nu'sery avanabte at Doih services •CnbDery & Nursery Provided. Ysseldyke. Lois Kloosterman. goods which must be sold Barrier Free Entrance 897-9261 Dear Ledger, the date set for the opening thereof. Sue Lindhout. Mike Lindhoul it rock-bottom pric*. Tbday at the State Savings All Items have been reduced MAY 30: Kathenne Ford. Bank, 1 walked out leaving over ,rJ from 70-90%. Fabric reduced Lowell Area Schools reserve the right to accept or reject any or all proposals FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Tabe Bellomy. Gary Dal> ST. MARYS to an unbelievable $150 in cash on a table. A man SARANAC COMMUNmr CHURCH MAY 31: Mark Mac Donald- and to waive any Informalities In bidding when it is judged to be In the best CATHOLIC CHURCH OF LOWELL $1.00 to $5.00 per roMIII ran after me down Main Street f Unaed Church of Chnsl) Bud Kloosterman. Grandma 402 N Amity 2275 West Man Street FRIENDSHIP COUNTRY CHAPEL to give it back, and would accept Interest of the school district 125 Bndge Si Saranac Mi FRIDAY, MAY 30 MSGNR JAMES MORAN SunfeySctool 945AM Old Grange Hall Murphy. no reward. His name is Ripley DIAL A PRAYER 642 9659 NEW HOURS MorrwigWorthv tlflOAM 1019 Grand Rrver Ave JUNE 1: Debbie Bo*'* 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. and his auto license is 900 BUD. MomtfigWorshe 1000AM Sunday Services 1030AM Dr. Francis A. Esch Saturday Mass 5 30 P M Evenmg Worsftp 7-00 PM Dawn Finkler. Jackie Raiv SATURDAY, MAY 31 Honk and wave if you see him Sunday School 1115AM Wednesday Bible Study 7 00 P M ^5 Superintendent Sunday Mass 9 00 4 11 00 A M S. Ugh Yo^h g a,, p M Paul Blattner. Elsie Hamni*"1 ALLEN H HERMANSADER & 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. because Mr. Ripley is a credit to Awana Wednesday 645PM BOB ROUSH PASTOR n Lowell Arse Schools JUNE 2: Karen Chn-tc'"^ i Cash, check or visa accepted. the community and the human INTERIM PASTOR Wednesday Famrfy Hour 7^0 pm 897 7489 Date: May 20,1966 642 6322 Larry Fosburg. Dave Thalc All tales final. race. OR DARRELL WILSON 897-5300 JUNE 3: Meg Behnk K'n G. M. Ross C28,29 DAVID J. COBB Youth Pastor 897-6348 Pjv^ Nead. Dan Kehoe. JuJ- 36th St., Lowell losky, Tracey Snyder Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday. May M. 1986 - Page 6 Arrows win season final Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday. May 28, 1986 • Page 7 It was played four days late hrt of the game. Lowell p,^ but the Red Arrows softball team up to third mn ihc ^ L.H.S. students honored at dessert Senior Jenny Hoff | * played its final game of 1986 sea- man ejd Peterson. Garth Snyder. Richard ()n TucsJav Ma> 21). 60 Low- The guest speaker each year Eldndge. Ann Hildenbrand. son. The Arrows defeated Stegehuis. Diane Stencel. ell High School siudenis were is an alumnus of Lowell High William Johnson. Kevin Keech. Kenowa Hills 4-3 in a dramatic rreshman. Keiry Zyw^i., hoiu>ivd at a sksserx in the Lo*- School. Mr. King Doyle, presi- Nancy Kwant. Kathy McFall. SENIORS win in the seventh inning. The pinch hit double io left ccnir, Gary Antdiff. Bill Bnggs. ell Middle School Cateiena. dent of King Milling Company Kenneth Mulder. Matt win malted the third time that In the top of the ^ . Charles Brown. Chris Brown. Hosted b\ the taculfx and admm- addressed the students, impart- Newhouse. Tom Nugent. Lowell has won in the bottom of Kenowa tied the «« * ^ Kimberly Cridler. Pamela Dur- iMratuMi of Loucll High School, ing advice on how to live Calhenne Pirok. Robert Rice. the seventh this season. Debbie Sue Metier lead off kee. Elizabeth Gerard. Jennifer the de»ert ^as a project of the healthy, enjoyable, productive Susan Rittersdorf. Adam Thaler. Crawford's two out double sent bie and Kay Kletbhsch Hoffman. Jami Hohnson. Brett 9]* AcaJemic Recognition Commit- lives based on the 46 years of TVicy Thuston. Missy VandetGa- Chantel Cosgrove home with the onaneanw.Meetercamehon* Kirby. Michele Lindhout. tee. experience he has had since lien. winning run. The run was set up on a ground out and KletbliKh Jill VanAntuerp. chairman of graduating valedictorian of the JUNIORS Dianna Miller. Brent Noskey. by Darcie Rickert's walk after the scored when Julie (U**, ^ the committee, explained that Class of 1940 Also encouraging Katherine Adamy. Heather Gregg Peters. Julie Rittersdorf. frist two Red Arrows were out. bled over the head of Mindv Dr the committee is dedicated to rtc- the students were Dr. Fritz Esch, Afton. Jami Andrews. Amy Jason Robertson. Marcia Ryder. Cosgrove, mnning for Rickert. nman in center ogm/mg academic excellence Superintendent. Mr. Richard Davis. Melinda Denman. Re- Michele Shkrk. Shawn Soren- was sent lo second on Senior That set the stage tor Cr». and productivitx in the class- Korb. Principal, and Mrs. Barb becca Dine. Tricia Frey. Juanita son. Jennifer Speerstra. Nancy Dianna Miller's single. Craw- ford's game winning douhlt Stencel. David Thaler. Michelle room. "Tw often the student Schrauben. chairman of the Gerst, Christina Mellon. Amy Jo ford then lined a one strike pitch Micky Denman pitched well m Zacbowski. T^hoi% simply ijomg a very good drive for a new Academic Boos- t* > up the gap in tight centcr fcr the al|ow»g
1986-87 BUDGET HEARING Thursday, June 12,1986 \ J p# I i -A PUBLIC NOTICE at 7:30 p.m., E.D.T.. at the Alto Area Elementary -J The School in Alto, the Bowne Township Planning Com- Grand PLEASE TAKE NOTE that in accordance with Act mission will hold a public hearing on the purpose 43, Public Acts of Michigan in the Second Extra With great expectations of hearing statements in favor of or objections to Session of 1963, the Board of Education for the the enactment of a new Zoning Ordinance and Zon- Lowell Area Schools will hold a public hearing on ing Map. Discussion will include* District bound- , , . for our graduates of 1986 and, with much admiration and affection, let us be the first to , s . the District s 1986-87 budgets at the regularly Valley Ledger aries, Regulations, Definitions, ne. scheduled meeting at 7:30 p.m. on June 9,1986, at congratulate you on a job well done ... you We got it within your means to make your life the administrative offices at 12685 Foreman Road, The proposed new Zoning Map will be on display and you community's future a wonderful living, growing experience! (USPS 453-830) Lowell, Ml 49331. A copy of the budgets will be at the Alto library In Alto li'/rary in Alto beginning is published weekly for S7.50 a year in Kent available for public inspection prior to the hearing on May 23,1986. Copies n the proposed new Zon- County. S10.00 a year outside the county by the at the administrative offices on June 2,1986 from ing Ordinance will be available for review at the Your Grand Valley Ledger Publishing Company. 105 N. 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. daily, Monday through Friday. neighborhood AHo Library and Towr. Hall beginning on May 23. Broadway St.. Lowell. Michigan 49331. STATE 1986. Copies may al io be reviewed by contacting Budgets to be reviewed are: General Fund bonk for 50 years.' ROGER K BROWN Mr. Fred Moss {8M-6161) or by contacting Ms. Debt Retirement Fund EDITOR & PUBLISHER Sandra Kowalczyk (868-6846). SAVINGS (616) 897-9261 Given by order of the Lowell Board of Education Second-Class Postage Paid at Lowell. Michigan Roger Stanley, Secretary this 12th day of May, 1986. Published Every Wednesday Bowne Township Planning Commission BANK lOttil NOUSIHt OMOITUNITY POSTMASTER Send address change to The Bowne Township Hall Sandra Nagy, Grand Valley Ledger, P 0. Box 128. Lowell, Ml AHo, Michigan 49302 Secretary C28,29 49331 C27,28 Grand Valley Ledyer - Wcdnoday, May 28, 1986 - Page I
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CLASS VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN alio secretary of the Computer in Rockford. is currently plan Club, awarded silver medal at ning on attending the University State Science Olympiad compet- of Michigan's College of Liters- ition, and received first place ture. Science and Arts. OF'86 honors in the calculator contest Amongst Kim's accomplish- at Grand Valley State College. ments throughout her high The son of David and Carolyn school yean were being Tha Thaler is planning to major in surer of the National Honor Soci computer science at Michigan ety. the Annual Staff Art Direc Jodi Marie Baldrica Jeremy James Barber State next year. David was a Michael Robert Barnes TOP tor. the DAR representative from Tabora Michelle Bellomy Chad Robert Blasher Debra Ann Bowen member of the National Honor Lowell and Steketee's Youth •1 Society. Computer Club, band, Board representative from Lou and an active participant in youth ell. groups of the Church of Jesus Kim was an active parttcipunt Christ of Latter-Day Saints. in track and cross-crounlry. the TEN: The active senior was also Ski Club. Art Club. Women's •David Garfield Thaler, III Scoutmaster of Troop 312. junior •Kimberly Lottie Cridler Club, National Honor Society. Awarded Valedictorian for the assistant Eagle Scout, in the Kim Cridler was honored Symphonic Band, Annual Staff. m 1986 graduating class of Lowell NHS and he took calculus Salutatorian of this year's class. 4-H and the school's newspaper High School was David Thaler. classes at Grand Rapids Junior Kim, the daughter of Diane and David, of 885 Alden Nash, was College during his senior year. Reg Cridler of 9992 6 Mile Road
REMAINING TOP TEN: ' (Alphebetical order) F years of high school at Grand •William Howard Briggs •Tammy Lee Brower •Charles Richard Brown Darren Michael Brown •Roxanne Marie Brown Paula Jo Buckland Gregg was a member of the a member of the Science Olym- Rapids Baptist High. The "Top V National Honor Society for two piad Quiz Bowl Team, he took Ten" graduate is planning to at- years, involved in Boy's State, first place in extemporaneous tend Calvin College this fall and participated in the NCTE Writing speaking at the 1985 O.K. Foren study accounting. Competition and also competed sics Invitational and he was a Na- Whether your future Elizabeth, the daughter of Dr. in the Business Competition at tional Merit semi-finalist. and Mrs. Donald Gerard of 2251 Grand Rapids Junior College West Mam St. in Lowell, was a plans call for... member of the National Honor GRADS Society for two years and the An- nual Staff for two years. She also belonged to Teens Involved and the International Club. Pamela Work .,, Play ... School... has been active in the First Bap- tist Church, in AWANA and other Youth groups GRADUATES •Pamela Sue Durkee HPmk* •Brett Wright Kirby Pamela Durkee of 8435 Alden Brett Kirby is the son of Will- Nash in Alto pictures herself at iam and Melodie Kirby of 11306 Davenport College this fall. /f 84th St. in Alto. Brett will be KROPF ORCHARDS Pamela, the daughter of Dwayne attending Michigan State and he and John Durkee, plans to major would like to go into manage- * in both business management ment or public relations. We've Got The and executive secretarial at Brett was Sophomore Class •Julie Marie Rittersdorf •Michele Dawn Stuck Davenport. Secretary. Student Council Pres- Shoes You Need! KROPF CHEMICAL Pamela was the 1986 Home- ident, National Honor Society FAMILY & Julie M. Rittersdorf is the Michele Shkrk lives at 134116 coming Queen, class representa- President and a Drum Major. He daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Forest River Dr. in Lowell and tive. band vice-president and participated in football, cross- 12025 4 Mile Rd. Rittersdorf of 3580 Pamell in is the daughter of Thomas and Anderson Family Shoes*209 E. Main. Lowell* 897-5611 secretary of the National Honor crountry. wresding. track. Var- Ada. She will attend Grand Jan Shick. She is planning to at- Society. She participated in gym- sity Club and Close-Up. He was Rapids Junior College next fall. tend Pennsylvania State Univer- nastics. cheerleading. vol- also class Representative to the Julie was secretary of her 4-H sity and take up a career in leyball. the Varsity Club, school board. Club for three years and a medicine. Women's Club, Art Club and she •Jennifer Sue Hoffman member of the National Honor Michele was a member of the was a member of Close-Up and Society. gymnastics team for four years, Teens Involved. Jennifer S. Hoffman, the of which she was MVP and team daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doug- captain for three seasons, and a las Daugherty of 14232 76th St. football cheerleader for four in Clarksville, plans on attending years. She was a member of the either Central Michigan Univer- National Honor Society. Girl's sity or Eastern Michigan Univer- Varsity Club. Spanish Club and TO OUR 1986 GRADS sity to study cither psychology the Women's Club. or accounting. Jennifer was on the Home- • Senior Portraits • Wedding Photography coming Court, honored with the CURTIS COEV-OP Academic Recognition Award, Professional Photography • Film Developing actively involved in Student LAUNDRY NOBODY DOES IT Government all four years of Black & White Copy BETTER high school. She received varsity p«5uy Sc»ctats| / \ 'Over 70 YmtsC^^^m - i letters in softball, volleyball, •Gregg Ellis Peters Experience basketball and cheerleading Ac- Family Portraiture "Dfop Otl l sundry ServK e Gregg Peters is the son of Leo LOWELL r Shirt Laundrvl tive in T.I.. NHS. was Honorary [Orapenetf •Elizabeth Jane Gerard member of Lowell Women's and Roselynne Peters of 14070 •Jason Lawrence Robertson 'Expert AiteMitons l& R«pa*fs| Club and belongs to LAAC. E, Fulton in Lowell. He plans to | NvrUVMrNIUI SELF-SERVE Elizabeth Jane Gerard became ©ICL.* "S.ime n.»v Srai ^ attend Central Michigan Univer- Jason Robertson, of 9814 36th In by 10 Out by 4| a student at Lowell her senior sity and study in the field of bus- St. in Lowell, is the son of Gary JIM Maatman and Roocw vanvlcck CAR WASH year after spending her first three iness administration. and Rose Robertson. Jason was IDA W. MAIN •T 999 roUMTH AVE. Put Your Car LOWCUL. Ml LAKC OOCMA. Ml (eiei aoT-saoe (010) 374-7337 On A Salt Free Diet W MAIN LOWUL -—rr Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday, May 28, 1986 • Page II Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday, May 28, 1986 - Page 10
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Chorlet Napoer 1977 ^max, MOVK: The Nam- mg's Nko Dreamt' 10 30 0 (MAX) MOVK: FIST MOVK: THo Man WHe Ma^or Laogue I 10:30 0 MOVK: WHo't Minding tho Dobie GiHit 8:00 (HBO) MOVK: Fkhrn- Halo (R). 1:30 0 (MAX) MOVK Atk Any where one ol her tons hot trouble 13:30 0 df) MOVK: The Jau Sin- *** (CQ MOVK: THo little Foxas Could Work Miraciet Cubs at Oncmnoti Mint?' A motley crew ol counter Gassfirs ...o^ e' n^ — rYfw-w-. 13:45 MOVK I Confess A prml Gaf *02*22* § WFFFI PWRI JBFWOTW RWFWTWN, \s\Mnj ger' A young man chootot a car 700 Oub S 1:05 0 MOVK: OB VT Part 3 of 4 NBA Today ledert helpt a treasury worker GHk 8:30 (MAX) MOVMh heart a murderer's confession, then 33 SportsConter 13:00 0 (HBO) MOVK: Grace Qvig- Film odoptaion of leon Urit' bett break into tho U.S. Mint to replace 1:10 0 CI) MOVK The Mating oo# in thaw butinott rather than fol it accused ol the crime. Montgo- 9:00 ®) Ten nit: 1916 French Open tolling novel about o Polond-born money he had accidentally dot ^oaton' An attractive attorney em lowing in hn father't foottleps as a (tvery Ckft, Anne Baiter, Karl Mai- live mMOVK : Friends' A bUler Jow who bnngt a libel tuit ogamtt League troyed. Jim Hutton, Dorothy Prov- borkt on a rough-and-tumble ram THURSDAY'S MOVIIS den 1953. 9 30 0 MOVK: THo Moon- a a bett telling American author. An- I Atlanta live me. Victor Buono. 1967 once when the vocotiont at a bird 1953. (MAX) MOVK: Birdy' (CQ thony Hopkmt. Ben Gouora. letke GD My Human: THo 10:30 0 Celebrity Oioft watching camp Lucie Arnaj 1:00 (MAX) MOVK: 1:00 If CHiPt Cor on. 1974. Laurence Luckinbill. Swootie Kurtx. THURSDAY MOVK: 'Bond to Rio' 7:30 3:00 Soccer: World Cup live. Who's the BOM? 11;00 1980 4/5/86 1^5 0i MOVK: 'OB VT Part 4 el 4 000,000 Chanco al a s Eye ON Hollywood TUISOAY'S MOVIIS ^ M*A*S*H 3:30 (HBO) MOVK: Caraful, Ho O I*) MOVIE: 'Running Film odaptawn of leon Urit' be^ Thai Girl S ' In Might Hoar You (CQ Scared Two discharged toldiert 6:30AM tolling novel about a Poland-bom M*A*S*N Dobie Gillit Wmw [MAX] — 'Evl Under tha Sun' TUESDAY 3:00 (MAX) MOVK: Gmarran' O (i? Ouincy _ Making tho Right Movot ore tutpected of betng tp*ot with 8:00AM [HBO] — Sale el the Century Gotsfire 6/3/16 4:00 Australian Rulot Foetbol '16 OSB09THoA.T< (CQ _ 123) American Playheute: mlormotion about a Caribbean m a best-selling Amorkon author. An- 0 (if Jispidi CNN Evening News 1:10 Id)MOVK: 'deep S 8:30AM [MAX]. thony Hopkint, Ben Gouora. Losiie (MAX) Afcu (R), In Stereo. Roanoak (CQ Part 3 of 3 vation Ken Wahl, Judge Remhold. *- «- -« 1 e— S and the Catino of Gold' A beau 9:30AM ^m»osr^mlafsaa Cafferty and tho 6:30AM Q) [MAX] — 'Out of tbo Pott' 4.30 Imntinnm'a 0 Q^) 0 (2$ Novo: Antarctica: 0 (HBO) MOVK: Grace Omg Annie McEnroe 1980 Caron. 1974 tilul but deadly undercover agent 5:00 EartH't Last Frontier (CQ (R). 3:00 0 (HBO) MOVK: Hytlerkof Wld World el Animalt sets out to brook up a Hong Kong •:00AM B !a'(cc) 1:15 0 (MAX) MOVK: Once Upon 10:00AM [HBO]— (CQ [HBO] — 'In lovo WitH on Oldor Woman' 0 (HBO) MOVK: CHattan. fll *** ' UlirL • • .i fB Soccer. World Cup live USA 5:30 0 (MAX) Oanasis in Concert KLOF MLWIWO nifCrKPCV a Time in Amorka' (CQ 10:05 AM drug rmg Tomara Dob ton, Stella •:30AM CQ [MAX] - Atk Any GirT i CHoo CHoo' 3:00 0OD Jacktonvilo Jau Festival (Boathovon ^Breico 5y m y Stevent. Norman Fell. 1975. iVBflNG ® Adventures of Oiiio and 1:30 QCf)0 13 Newt 9:30AM ® — "THo Moon-Spinnert' y(MAX) MOVK: Gremlins O (HBO] MOVK: Gymkato IIOOAM [MAX] — 'Touched by Love' VI In Stereo. 11:00 ^ M*A*S*H 1:30 O CE) O Newt 1 f — « L- ^- k/ ^ § 0 (MAX) MOVK: The Phila- Hangin' In 10:00AM 6:00 dDOGDOCD mffWf fv no wi oviM y 12:00PM [HBO] - Prime Rkk Room 333 [HBO] - CHottonooga CHoo CHoo 7*35 03 Moustaroiece 'Bogie' Humphrey Bo the PGA Tour r^ewsfnqni upoort Exporimont' (CQ Odd Coupio Father Knowt Best 10:05AM O — Handle With Cam' — THo Survival of Dana' (IT) Littio Houto on tbo gort'i tumukuoui rolalionthip with 3 30 0 (HBO) Bobby and Sarah 8:00 BCCOCG Simon A Simon K1 CD 11* Down the Stretch (R) Mon^vilt' - 700 Oub 12:30PM ®) — 'The laxx Singer m NBA Today (R). S 10:30AM IB [MAX] - f llT/ Lauren Bocall enduret throughout 1130 Mazda Sporttiook (R|. 4:oo 6D Nowtnighl Update Sli«) 0 (ID Ripley t Bekevo II 13:00PM [HBO] — Grace Ouigley' (CQ Bosom Buddiet hit long film career. Kevin O'Con- 3:30 O C13 CBS Newt NighlwolcH IOOPM [MAX] — Pygmalion 4:30 O (HBO) The Borenstain Boon Wi 1:35 0 (HBO) MOVIE: The Amo- Play Boll (CQ or Notl (CQ (R) (HBO) Philip Marlowe, Pri- s (31) MocNel lehrer Newsh- nor, Kathryn Horrold. Richard Dy- (17 Startky and HutcH © SporttCenler — RoadtaRia' lour' a — 'Friendt' U (If) Oomptey and Make- vate Eye: Red Wind (CQ tort 1980 (# Hawaii Fivo-0 0 Spartt LotonigHl Q} Have You Ever Been At- 1:40 O CD MOVIE: lovely But 13 30PM B (47) — THo Sign of tbo Crott' 1 105PM B 0 (MAX) MOVK: Jutt One of (33) Swamp Fei I d O 10 Tonight Show In 3:40 Q MOVK: Man With the Gun — OB VR Porl 4 of 4 Hamed el Your Parontt? Deadly' A high tchool student the Guys' (CQ i oopm a (MAX) - Gromlint (CQ (HBO) MOVK: Rocky Oak tori <^efeo A man taket o )ob taming Sheridan 2 00PM B [HBO] - Hystorkal 0 Rovco't World Oast Women goes after a drug rmg to avenge 1 fti) The Cosby SHow i Alfred Hitchcock — 'THo Mon WHe Could Work Miraclet' USA Cartoon Express Coioga lonbol. 19B6 CD (j® Nature: KHimoniaro (CQ City m 1870 which is terroruod by 3 00PM CD W- the death al her brother Lucmdo S [MAX] — The Philadelphia Expenmenl' (CQ 4:45 0 (MAX) MOVK: Montieur (CC) (R). In Stereo Adventures of Oxiw and MOVK: THo Wild Pai World Sorios live. a rich ruthlett rancher Robert Mil Doolmg. John Randolph, Richard 1 05PM — OB VM Part 3 of 4 4 45PM CQ « [MAX] — Monsieur Verdoux' CD 35) Heart of the Dragon: Green Acres Barney Miler chum, Jan Sterling. Karen Sharp Verdoux' Herd 1983 Correcting (CQ (R). I Spy 3:30PM C9 [HBO] - Careful, He Might Hoar You' (CQ One Day at a Time l Pickwick Papers (MAX) MOVK: 1955 5:00PM O (HBO) - Wall Proud' 5:00 0 (HBO) MOVK: WaA Proud' 300 3) Auto Racing: Chorlotto 123) Mich.gun Outdoors Splath: Swim wear 86 Port 3:00PM CD [MAX] — Cimarron' Maida Sporttiook • 30 IdDMB(9 B MOVIE. Road to Rio' 3:00 6D Auto Racing: Chorlotto 6:00PM ffl — Son of Paleface Inside the PGA Tour (R). Grand Prix (RL kA. W,* n.rt' m IA/**L4 « Tennit Magaiine Portrait of Amorka: South- 6D 700 Club mr. rrixora t nor1 0 Trapper JoHn, M.D. Grand Prix (R) — 6:00PM © [HBO] > Rocky 7:00PM ffl !HBO] — Gromlint' (CQ «9wTI \m4MWwUwwwmM Monewimf O d) NBA Batkoibol « 623 Maxda Sporttiook (R). 6:05 Gamer Pylo, USMC 9:00 f i\e#n f m 0 MOVK The Butler t Di- — THo Wild Pony B MOVK: The Intruder 11:30 d (X) OCf 0 News 630 ® CBS Rvomngj NOWS Finals: Game Three I Sports TonigHt lemma' A playboy and a thief dtt CD [MAX] - The Flamingo Kid' (CQ ****** 330 © SporttCenler . Within' AAen and women onan ito MFCJ,nowna ..I—n . 6:30PM CD [MAX] — 'Tal in tHo Saddle' (41) o 113) ABC Nows O (&} © (1$ Moonlighting 0 Bockttage with Jothua Lo- guite themtelvet at the butler m a • OOPM ffl — 'The Intruder Within' 6:00 O(X)ii(iDO(DOCD0 ® Sporlt latonight » lolod oil rig fall prey to an ancient Startky and Hutch © Boethoven Eroka Symphony • OOPM 83 [HBO] — CHottonooga CHoo Otoo' CBS Nows wealthy home Hermione Gmgold, 900PM Q Id) 0 13) Newt ® — 'The Rare Breed' creature from the dark recesses ol Hawaii Fivo-0 0 MOVIE: MOVK: Tho Court Jos- 13:00 a CC Simon A Simon Richard Hearne, Francis Sullivan o (^) little House on the 3.45 Shake Handt With [MAX] — 'Gromlint' (CQ O ® - 'Convoy' time. Chad Everett. Joseph Bot I CD »10) Tonight Show In the Devil' American student m Ire- tor' A medieval jotter gett mined 1944 » „ — . TA« I OO I •OfTsa, veTlOlTvr treOstw'r I 'O f* land during the dayt ol the Irish up with evil kmghtt, good wrtcKot ® ABC Newt Nightlino fiB Comedy Break © [HBO] — 'The Glitter Dome' (CQ 0 (47) Too dose for Comfort CD (35' Frontline: Holy War, Holy Rebellion it drown into the under 9:00PM O O — THo Court Jester and a plot to overthrow a tyranni- 13 Hagan't Heroes Cologo Botebal: 1986 ffl [MAX] — Choach and Chong'i Nko Dreamt' CD (5$ Mac Neil LoHrer Newth- I Bast ol Walt Disney Proton It cal king. Danny Kayo, Glynit Johm, our Wackiest Ship In the Army Terror (CQ ground movement James Cogney. gf) - 'ke Station Zebra (MAX) MOVK: 'Tal in tbo 1 Edge of Night World Seriot (R) o Bowl RalHbone 1956. ffl — 'The Littio Faxes' (23) Moneymakers Odd Couple llD Barney Miller Don Murray. Dana Wynter 1959 Best of Groucho ® Nowt Overnight MOVK: 'Interrupted Mel- 10:00PM B (MAX) — Private Retort' Tram 0 (S) MOVK: Ice Station Ze- N OOPM ffl [MAX] — 'Just Ono of the Guys' (CQ Andy GrrffHH Cologo Botebal: 1986 S 3:50 0 (MAX) MOVIE A love In Fronch Opon Daily Rocap (HBO) MOVK: Rocky' edy bra' A nuclear tubmorme crew Jul USA Cartoon Exprett World Seriot live. Germany 10:30PM C9 — WHo't Minding 1H0 Mini?' Back, Kottor * ^ f w s 111 n 1 11 30PM B '1 1• •\ FT Tf V J• IP r \T •*fl S LRVS d ^ (y/ ,/4 T, rocet with the Rutuont to find a I MOVK: Son ol Paleface © SparIsCon tor 3:00 O lD CBS News NighlwolcH 11 00PM s World Oats Women rmwico roport Bockttage with Joshua La- 13 00AM CS [HBO] - Grace Ouigley (CQ [HBO] - WMK.ND POM' Spartt Tonight Joined in Progrest (•) piece of film from a Ruttwan tatel 13:30 0 MOVK. No Way te Troat a i Green Acret Handel Tercentenary Con- IISOPM (MAX) — 'Bolero' lite Rock Hudton, Ernetl Borgnine. 13 30AM ffl I ' •T www K. .. HWIP BI • WW ^IMAAMMOArWW%MwWww' One Day at a Time St. Paul't CalHodral Bay't 0 MOVIE: 'Charlie One Eye' A #^rtvmrlpli 1'-s I VWy lady' A psychotic Or angler who MOVK: 'Bogie' Humphrey Bo- « — RoadtaRia Patrick McGookan. 1968 '3:45 AM Maida Sporttiook 1:30 o CD 0L1« Family Tiot(Rl. In Choir black Union Army deserter and an s HKX Racks kilt older women ployt cat-and gort't tumultuous relationthip with — 1 Confost O ^ O (A Huntor (R). In , Wiiard't World Stereo. 13:00 0 CD Bonny Nil Show outcat ! Indian form an uneasy rela- 13 30AM B — 'No Way to Treat a Lady' 6:35 moute garnet with a poke dstec Lauren Bocall enduret throughout [MAX] - 'Birdy' (CQ OS Evening News &) Bodywatch (CQ (41) ABC Nowt Nightlino tionthip when they are thrown to live. Rod Steiger, George Segal. hn long lilm career. Kevin O'Con- 1:10AM 6:30 I3:30AMB — 'THo Long, Hot Summer' 7:00 Entortain it TonifHl (X) - 'Cleopatra Jonet and tho Catino of Gold' 3 (tj) ABC News 6 Night Hoot (R). gether m a desert wilderness Ri- I (H) Frontftne: Holy War, Holy Leo Remkk. 1968. nor, Kathryn Horrold. Rkhord Dy Major league Baseball: Chi- 1:10AM QD — 'THo Mating Soaton $100,000 Pyramid 1:35AM CBS News «cogo Cubt at St. Louk >13 Hogan's Heroes chard Roundtree Roy Thmnes, (CQ 13.30 0 (If) lye en HoBywood tan 1980 [HBO] — 'The Amateur' f Nigel Davenport 1973 o a IHBOI MOV* WMUnd fc ) — Running Scared' 12$ Ouosl for the KMers. Tho Comedy TonigHt 0 MOVK: The Lady Eva When 1 40AM QD — lovely But Deadly' Alke 9:00 ufw GD NBA Batkoibol THraa S Compnny NovUN/*. iviqnfiU;—UTLVy . rvewMAUIr* Game Four P(ls4 0 MOVIE: Bird of Paradise' A Kuru Mystory (CQ the naturalitt ton ol a wfahhy ty 345AM 1:15AM o [MAX] — 'Once Upon 0 Time i (CQ Ster Tr ok — Shake Hands With the Devil' NBC Newt &i) 0 113) THo Colbyt (CQ 0 Edge of Night playboy aboard a yacht aM a Ditnoy't Return to Treature coon comet out ol the jungle, he 1:30AM [HBO] - Gymkato Price It Right 3 50AM [MAX] — 'A Love In Germany' Nightly Butinott Roport CD Best of GroucHo south sea isle, lolls m love with a B David letter man (R), In Stereo lolH m love with a girl who hat a 19 (ID WHool of Fortune 3 00AM i Guntmoko (IT) MOVK: The Rare Brood © French Opon Daily Recap beautiful native girl whom he has 3:40AM — Man WitH tHo Gun {& ABC Newt Nightlino card thark lather. Barbara Stan — Charlie One Eye' ft Wagon Train A cattle womon encounters opposi 3) Nowtnighl rescued from a volcano. Dolores 3:00AM — 'THo But lor't Dilemma K.nqliy* (HBO) Standing Room Only wyck. Chariot Coburn, Henry air aJ o_Xr raraoism 1;--e> ffl (H) Mac Neil LoHrer NowtH- « Wokomo Bock, Kottor lion when she tries to mtroduce a © Handel Torcenlenary Con- del Rio. Joel McCrea John Halli Linda Ronsladt with the Nehon Fonda 1941 3:05AM [HBO] - Rocky 3 30AM © [HBO] - Bodwlo. forty' (Cq Down the Stretch new breed of cattle to the West. cert day 1932 Radio 1990 10:00 13 Spontor For Hire Riddle Orchottra C8 Lorry King Overnight 14:00AM Showbii Today James Stewart, Maureen O'Hara, 13:30 O Ll) Night Hoot (R| 4:00AM 9fro«etfa#M ^MOSAMeaaeoe 0 That Girl ® MOVK: 'Algiert' A wealthy ffl — 'The Ghost Breakers' 0 Comedy Break riflvuiv o^fifiJiTiin EfMS NICX Rockt Brian Keith. 1966. Q (41! Eye on Hollywood - The Lady Eve S1 I |JVrs-u*t F tuC s" W_ " ' I • *1-^ O ClJ NBC White Paper: Di- 0 Bil Cosby Show girl is danled by the Casbah and ffl — The Scarlet Pimpernel' © Cologo Basobal. 1986 (J) Entertainment Tonight 0 '<471 MOVK. 'Convoy' The lir Comedy Tonight vorce It Chonginf Amorka ih most notonout citizen Pepe le 4:30AM 700 World Series (R) n 9 y 11 o # 0 MOVK: The long. Hot Sum- ffl — 'Dark Journey' (4l) $100,000 Pyramid truckers battle the cops in this war .47 INN Nowt CB lid HiiJy Graham Moko Charles Bayer, Hedy lo e © News OvornioHl I You Can't Da That on Tolevi- mer' A young man arrivot m a 4:30AM ® — The Man Who Died Twice I 4 40AM [MAX] — 'Touched by lave' morr. Signd Gurie. 1938. Cirand Vallc\ Ledger - Wednesday. 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Tigors 86 8:35 9 00AM ffl — Tennit: 1986 Fronch Opon live 9:00 fight It Enough _ (If No-Man A Masters ol 10 00PM 3 CD 10 — Motor looguo Bosoboil Dotrort at Soottlo 3:00PM ffl - Soccor: World Cup live 700 Oub tho Universe O Championship Wrostling lovo Boot 4:00PM ffl - todoo Happy Days Again CB — Gotoway to GoodwiN Bruco ion nor / Bod bght Track OOSMC 5:00PM ffl — Collogo BotoboN 1986 World Soriot live 11 30PM ffl . SportsContor 5:35PM CEI — Major Looguo BotoboN: Pittsburgh at Atlanta live. 73 tB — Sports Tonight 7:30PM ffl — Major league BosoboN: Chkogo Cubt ot Cincinnati 13 OOAM ffl — Fronch Opon Daily Rocap IH) Praia's Court B:00PM S - TNT IT30AM 89 - AWA Wrostfing 0 - CaBofa BotoboN 19B6 World Soriot live CAMP g GIFT 2 00AM — Outdoor Ufa 9:00PM ffl - Pro Boxing 2 30AM — SportsContor 11 You and Mo. Kid — SparH latomght — * - - • IW W- •- '"y ' ' ' 300AM — GoN IPGA Chomp* isKip |R) 13:00AMl — French Opon DoMy You Can't Do Thof an Telovs- mwm 12:30AM I f:05 Down to Earth SUNDAY 9:30 4:05 Tbe \ 2:30AM I 6/I/B6 I Socrot Gty 4:30 141) Tom A Jerry 5 OOAM ffl — Auto Racing '86: IMSA Comal Grand PHi (R) 3 00AM ^ - CoBofo BosoboR I9B6 (R). 6.L loo 223 W Mam / Lowell. Ml 49331 (616) 897-5000 evxrd*— Sports Roviow Ono Day al • rime THURSDAY 9:35 _Uua lucy 6 30AM a — Down tho Strotch A/5/B6 10:00 I CD $35,000 Pyramid 7 OOAM 9 Jim A Tammy i ffl 8:30AM — SportsContor s^y 5100 000 8 00AM — SportsContor That Tune 9 9:00AM — Tennis: 1986 Fronch Opon livo. Family Tiat "The things taught in schools 8 30AM ra — Fishm Halo 3:00PM — Soccor: World Cup live. (B Ti Mr. Rogers' 9 30AM s — CoMogo lacrosso NCAA Dnrmon I Mans' Championship 4:00PM — NBA Today (R). Niighkirhud 11 30AM 9 — Sportswook 4:30PM — Rovco't World Oass Womon (R). IllD Divorce Court Hour Magazine Make Mo Lough M-A'S'M 13 OOPM O ® — Fronch Opon Tonnis 5:00PM — Inside the PGA Tour (R). 700 Oub 0 G.I. Joe nd colleges are not an education, 9 — All Amorican Wrostling 5:30PM — Tennis Magaiine Hart to Hart ffl — GoM. IPGA Championship live 6:00PM IVwIAOO 3t Ovr» 10:05 & Varied Programs Mork A Mindy IftMS C£ a CBTh. N.W Cord DiU'ront Straket 12 30PM dj — Bobo Winkloman s Good Fishing a 6:30PM — Down tho Strotch ShOf ki New I y wed Gome i" a QD — Prolostionol Puftort Association 7:00PM — SportsConter O^IkToc Dough 351 Mr. Rogort' Neighbor- but a means of an education. 1 OOPM o Bj — GoM Kompor Opon livo 7 30PM C r\M A #4 •. M L 3 OOPM o 47, — Bowling $150,000 life National Daublos Tournamont 800PM — Collogo BosoboN: 1986 World Sorios live O (3D 3-3-1. Contact (CQ : 0 (13 Benson 8 - World Cup Soccor Spam vs Branl 0 o 8:30PM — Major league BosoboN: Chkogo Cubs at St. louis a* -" Varied Programs ffl — l*ad-oM Man 9 00PM ® O ® - NBA BaU.lboH Fmok Game Four « Chain Reaction ffl — Auto Racing 86: AmorKan Racing Soriot 10 00PM — Motor looguo BasobaN: Atlanta at San Diego £D Tk Toe Dough GongS ® Newswatch 2 05PM — Mafor loaguo Batoball Atlanta at Chicago Cubs — SportsContor CB 11 30PM ffl 11:00 I (i J O CD Pmo Is Right Donnk tho Monaco Ralph Waldo Emerson 2 30PM ffl — Motor loaguo BasobaN Atlanta at Chicago Cubs — Sports Tonight 41 Joker's WiM 5:30 41 Nows 3 OOPM O 41 — Motor loaguo BasobaN Toamt to bo Announced 13:00AM — Fronch Opon Daily Rocap (Jt) Marcus Wolby, M.D. 17 Gimme a Brook (471 Lover no and Shirley ffl — Auto Racing 86 Cart Milwaukoo 200 live 13:30AM — Fishm' Hole |R) 'JJ Livo al 5:30 3 30PM o (6^ — NBA Baskofball Finals: Game Two live 1 30AM —• Down tho Strotch |R). © We're Cooking Now (Ji Prko Is Right 4 00PM o 3, — Pro-Game Show 200AM 9 — Auto Racing: Charlotte Grand Prii (R) ® Varied Programs {*) PoBia Dot Door o 8, — Spar is War Id Survival of tho Fittest 9 — Maida SportsUak (R). IS) Now Lovo Amorkon (23) Understanding Human W ffl 10 — Tigors 86 3:30AM TrN Tn 9 That Girl 1* Too Close for Comloit 4 30PM o 3, CD 10 — Motor looguo BatoboR. Detroit t 9 — Sports Utenight AN Star Blitz MICHIGAN WIRE 5 00PM ffl — College BotoboN 1986 World Sorios live 3 00AM 9 - CoNogo BosoboN 1986 World Sorios (R) 11:30 Donald Duck Proton ts Go 7 00PM ffl — Sports Sunday rrufigiMrsiwi n§% ' loVooo 7 0SPM — Best al World Championship Wrestling • (ii 9 Monk ol Od Painting Turkey Tolevitien 8 00PM O 17 — SparH Roport Hooked on Aorebks "Burke said there were Three Estates in Parliament; but, PROCESSING ffl — CoMogo BasobaN 1986 World Sorios live. •Y^'t Hope 1005PM 9 — Coars Sports Page in the Reporters' GaHery yonder, there sat a Fourth Estate more important far than they all." Carlyle 11 30PM ffl — SpertsCenter Success a Life — Sports Tonight 11:35 i Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday. May 28, 1986 • Page 22 Gtand Valley Ledger • Wednesday. May 2S, I9M - Page 23 v 3 • • .• David Bovd McWhinne> Jody Scott Mercer Rkky Jay Merklinger Kristi Jo Mersman April Marie Merritt Barbara Sue Miller Tonya Chareese Phillips Valerie Jo Phillips Kelly J Mter Theresa Lynn Powell •Carl Edward Pratt Karen Jean Pursley JM m . « I • ^ H m*.Htt Dianna Marie Miller Ronald Lane Miller Tract Anne Miller Joseph Mitchell. Ill Edward Michael Mohr Michael John Moore Tamara Sue Quails Kurtis Wade Quiggle Jodie Lynn Rash Donald Charles Reagan •Carrie Jo Richards Anna Marie Rittersdorf J) % I Ik. 1 X . '. •,« V. rw c •Brent Richard Noskey Makotao Otake •Kevin Lewis Peterson Kathy Jo Peterson Matthew Archer Morse Kellie Jean Nelson Salvador Manuel Rodrigues- Nancy Kay Rowland •Maida Louise Ryder Martha May Scharaswak Michelle Lynn Schmidt Robert Paul Schroeder Bosch WE SALUTE THE i) TO OUR GRADS Hahn s Hardware Myers Family Hairstyling 512 East Main Street - Lowell 207 E, Main Lowell HAIRSTYLING OF'86 897-7981 GOOD t: OUR BEST mccm GRADUATES mdhuih,86 ILAIWBEBT VARIETYI Paw Clark City of Lowell "Vh'n You Hometown Dim Ston H/htdng Yam Vvmty of theds PLUMBING I HEATING. CO WERNET 123 W. Main, Lowell, Mi. 49331 • Ph. 897-9918 309 East Main Street • Lowell DISTRIBUTING J Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday. May 28. 1986 • Page 24 Grand Valley Wedneaday, May 20, 1986 mm •Nancy Joy David WUliam Stiles, Jr Michael John Schuff •Hans-Eric Robert Schwam Denise Ann Sees Steven James Selders Michael Steven Shepard Paul Michael Silvis Michelle Lynn Sturgeon Erin Jennifer Sullivan Jeffry Scott Swamoo Lori Lee Si berger ^ 4 Cheryl Ann Treglia Aaron Burdetle Simmonds Melissa Rae Smart Nita Jean Smit Cheri Lynn Smith James Nelson Smith Kevin Richard Smith Melissa Marie Tlimer Trisha Diane Ball Uhen Geoffery Scott VanCamp Sharon Elizabeth VandenHout ; j % / Lee Daniel Vasbinder •Amy Versluis 'Shawn Michael Sorenson Ann Marie Southland •Jennifer Anne Speerstra Milly Bee Spillane Traci Marie Stark •Penney Ann Starks Melissa Anne VanDyke Matthew Langley Vredenburg •Catherine Ruth Wenger SUCCESS to our G^OUATlt* \ A/ mo#® VS From the Lowell Area Professionals j&i & L.A.(l,owel l TriAulo Trim, formerly Big t4mD" Auto Trim) 140 N. Washington St. Lowell. Michigan 49331 Phone (616) 897-6546 D.G. Gerard, M D. T. Gillan, D.D.S. RR. Gauthier, D.O. D.J. Durkee, O.D. R.J. Heath, Attorney R.E. Reagan, D.D.S. OUR S.F. Idema, Attorney C.D. Vredenburg, D.D.S. R.C. Kyser, D.D.S. J.B. Wellman, D.C. J.C. Lang, D.O. R.J. DeBoer, Attorney M.J. Tummino, Jr., Attorney PATTON-JRB AGENCY, INC. O.I. McKay, M.D. • Auto • Home • Health B. Langlois, D.V.M. J. Tummino, Attorney • Commercial • Life J.E. Reagan, D.D.S. 835 W. Main, Lowell, Ml • Ph. (616) 897-9253 L. Kutchins, D.V.M. 1400 W. Main, Lowen. 897 7049 Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday. May 28. 1986 • Page 26 uskegon Air Fair is off the ground Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, May 28, 1986 - Page 27 What we have here if a three- Cook announces plans for re-election Not pictured Air Fwr tickets at the gate are the ground. Tours will be availa- r. action packed, non-stop ae- Chris Ann Brown J6 for adults «K1 $4 for children, bit on the world's largest Kent County Circuit Court the University of Michigan Law I have had the unique oppoftu- circus," said Terry Gitvkws. Julie Ann DeVries I ickets purchased in advance are airplane, the Lockheed C5A Judge George R. Cook an- School in 1948. He was a found- nity to work annually with about Laura Jo Dyke house ive director of Muskegon nounced today that he would be ing member of the law firm of A c.- Galaxy, and a vintage B-17 1800 or our voters who serve as r's annual Air Fair set for Richard G. Francisco II tne Air hair is a unique event bomber which many Muskegon a candidate for re-election as Cir- VanderVeen. Freihofer and Cook jurors. I have great respect and and Sunday. July 19 Ian Benjamin Haight tor thu area.' Grevious said irea people either served on or cuit Judge Cook. 65, was ap- and practiced law for 27 yean admiration for the conscientious 20 John Byrne Heffron You cant go anywhere elieand supplied dunng World War II pointed by former Governor until he became Circuit Judge way in which they carry out their *We take a portion of the air- Michael James Krtmer see it throughout the year unles The Muskegon Air Fair is an William Milliken in 1975. He He was a former city attorney of sometimes very difficult duties. and turn it into festival Rodney James Maxim you travel far out of town." event for young and old, alike," was elected in 1976 to fill the Grand Rapids and from 1957 to If I have been a good judge, and from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. unexpired term of the late Judge Jeffery L. Perkins It requires the help of about Grevious said. Refreshments, re- 1975 was civil counsel of Kent I think I have, the people of Kent day," he said. "It gives John H. VanderWal He was re- Jacqueline Mane Schank 200 community volunteers lo get strooms and rest areas out of the County Cook also served 15 county will return me to office.** a chance to see. feel and elected in 1980. Shawn Edward Wargcl the Air Fair off the ground;' he sun will be available years in the Michigan National some very interesting and said. After serving as an infantry- guard retiring in 1964 as Staff "So much ona man can do aircraft " World class acts flying in for man in the South Pacific in World Judge Advocate. that doM both act and Feature shows begin at 1:30 the Muskegon Air Fair this year War II, he was graduated from Cook said: "As a Circuit Judge know.* Andrew Marvall Brian Albert Zigmont Michael Patrick Wierckz John E. Wierenga. Jr. Deborah Kay Wright 'Michelle Marie Zachowski m. daily. Bozo the clown will include Leo Loudcnslager. in children from noon to former World Acrobatic Champi- 00 p.m. on Saturday. # Al W £9 on. and the U.S. Army Golden An anticipated 25,000 people Knights parachute team. The nil pour through the gates over Golden Knights go into the audi- Air Fair weekend. Grevious ence after their jumps and let I, which will help meet the children help repack their para- ur Fair's financial goal of pio- chutes. ANNUAL /iding profits to a charitable or- The James Bond Microjet will ganization. buzz the crowd and the Ray Ban "This is our hinge year," Gre- Gold four-plane acrobatic team [vious said. "When New Muske- will synchronize their flying gon first talked about having an overhead. lair show, we wanted lo ac- TWo girls will tiptoe on the SCHOOL complish two things; to promote wings of a biplane as pan of the (he Muskegon area and to raise Great American Flying Circus money for a charitable organiza- and Bob Hoover's Strike Com- tion We've met our first goal in mander and P5I Mustang will grand style and it appears this display fighter abilities year we will meet our second Military jet fighters and bom- goal " ELECTION bers will be in the air and one Flat River Snowmobile NOTICE OF ANNUAL ELECTION FLAT RIVER ANTIQUE MALL Club OF THE ELECTORS OF Svtooiq Ipui Since 1945 212 W. Main St.. Lowtll. MN ' Monday, Tuesday and Thursday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. News Wednesday and Friday 10 a m. to 8 p.m. LOWELL AREA SCHOOLS 521 W. Main St., Lowell. Ml Saturday . 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday . . 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. '» The Rat River Snowmobile break from the dinners. So the Club held their regular monthly next meeting will be at 1:30 p.m. KENT AND IONIA COUNTIES, meeting on Sunday, May 18 al on Sunday, June 15. Please, all the clubhouse on Potters Road of you plan to attend. The attendance was smaller than Bill Manson reported that the MICHIGAN usual but there were enough to Western Michigan Council is conduct the business meeting. starting plans to organize some President Don Souzer thanked winter activities for the coming TO BE HELD JUNE 9,1986 all those who helped at the work winter. The Rat River Club is bee on Saturday, May 10. There planning a ride-in for Council was a good turnout of members members with food, fun, and for that and a lot was ac- games at our Clubhouse. More CONGRATULATIONS complished. The grounds are all details will be announced later. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT: cleaned up. raked and mowed The Annual meeting for lhc and the clubhouse is shining Council was held in April with Please Take Notice that the Annual Election of the School District will be held on Monday, June 9,1986. clean. Thanks to all of you who Don Chappell elected as Presi- helped. Ed Marshall and his dent fix the coming year. Graduates, you've made it! Diplomas in hand, you're equipped to meet crew finished cleaning our pad Bemie Sanik was elected lo THE POLLS OF ELECTION WILL OPEN AT 7 O'CLOCK, A.M., AND CLOSE AT 8 O'CLOCK. P.M. the challenges that lie ahead. As you choose your path, whether of the trail before he went on membership. Welcome. Bemie vacation the first part of April Bob Harvey has been hos- At the Annual School Election there will be elected two (2) members) to the board of education of heading for further education or planning to start in on your career, He thanks all who helped. pitalized again and will be a re- the district for full term(s) of four (4) years ending in 1990. The members present at the sident of Lowell Medical Care we wish you all the happiness and success in the world. Good luck meeting voted to discontinue the Center after this week. Our best Pol Luck dinners held before wishes to you. Bob. THE FOLLOWING PERSONS HAVE BEEN NOMINATED TO FILL SUCH VACANCY(IES): and may the best be yet to come! each regular meeting for the Winners of the drawings were John Haggai - Chris VanAntwerp months of June. July, and Au- Gerry Bryant. Tara Manson. Bill gust. It was felt that people arc Manson, and Beckie involved in so many summer ac- Washington. THE VOTING PLACE(S) ARE AS FOLLOWS: tivities that they might like a PRECINCT NO. 1 The Lowell Automobile Dealers Association: VOTING PLACE: Runciman Elementary School, 300 High Street, Lowell, Michigan. The first precinct consists of the City of Lowell and those portions lying north of the centerline of Cascade Road in OPEN HOUSE Cascade and Lowell Township in Kent County, and Boston Township in Ionia County. PRECINCT NO. 2 VOTING PLACE: Bowne Township Hall, 6059 Linfleld, Alto, Michigan. The second precinct consists John Clore's Autos, Inc. of Bowne Township in Kent County and Campbell Township in Ionia County and those portions lying south of the centerline of Cascade Road in Cascade and Lowell Townships in Kent County, and Boston Township in Ionia County. Thomey t Chevrolet & Buick PRECINCT NO. 3 VOTING PLACE: Vergennes Township Hall, comer of Bailey Drive and Parnell Avenue in Vergennes Township. The third precinct consists of the Townships of Ada, Cannon, Grattan, and Vergennes in Vennen Chrysler, Dodge & Plymouth, Inc. Kent County, and Keene Township in Ionia County. All school electors who are registered with the city or township clerk of the city or township in which Wittenbach Olds, Pontiac & CMC Trucks they reside are eligible to vote at this election. This Notice Is given by order of the board of education. pain* Fulton, Lowe!! M Sandra Nagy Harold Zeigler Ford Five bedroom, remodeled farm houae, |uat 2 miles west Secretary, Board of Education C28&29 , , • v. . Grand Valley Ledger • Wedneaday, May 2S, 1986 • Page 28 Grand Valley Ledger - Wedneaday, May 28. 1986 • Page 29 Fire equipment on tour 7-11 Store opens here AAA A continued upswing in state the Department of Natural Re- and generally offer more privacy campground host program can Itounsm, improved facilities and sources Information Services, Forest Service has 1,760 The CampBook also lists 425 for campers who like lo "rough be obtained by writing: Volun- summerlike early May tempera- Mason Building, Box 30028, campsites at 63 Michigan loca- National Park Service campsites it " Fees range from Sl lo $4 teer for Natural Resources, De- | tures should help propel Michi- Lansing, Ml 48909 tions. Prices run from S3 lo $6 at nine locations in Michigan nightly, but free camping is av- partment of Natural Resources. gan to one of its strongest camp- Most of Michigan's 3,000 per night for families and all sites Forty-five country, township or ailable lo those who volunteer to Box 30028, Lansing 48909 ing seasons ever, reports AAA stale forest campsites have ac- are on a first-come first-served municipal campgrounds in- be a campground host. According to the National Michigan. basis. The maximum stay is 14 cluded in the CampBook offer cess to boat launches or fishing More information on the Increased campground use AAA CampBook, the National nights 4.198 sites. last year helped contribute to Michigan's record SI2.6 billion in travel revenues and should pay Summer Fun Available At 370 Private Campgrounds In Michigan a strong role in another record CAMPMOUNOS BWUKD I Reaart Newaygo I0< 1HI115? 7939 travel season in 1986. AinUHTKAUT IT COWITT NOTf PHONE BF 793 MytmryCraM fiapg uni. M^aygo 15 fOPF GOING Tn# (HI) I5t 7701 IM tpmamee Tram Part Good weather also is wanning - V lata Kmm ftrnw* 4 M |ii| nam OKoea ioos oir) 731 rtoo t nty ii«ten ioMo*ti»q aM CampgraaM Wfrte Ooud Ms iHI. the season's start as temperatures m m 19 4 me name ot each Ml 1550 ***** J2** i* * *' rarTHxjfounrt inrlK.aies 0ARLAN9 - III HaBv NMa ramaaMi Mc through mid-May are 200 de- S—N 3 - Sfaaaerteg SNHa HI (INI 317 331^ trw»' ins*»M ioah AAA Hety 145s (313)134 M71 tM Famiy Pm grees above normal, including ALLFTAM - a. Ihnm I* •nspecied ih 4ppr0*e Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, May 28, 1986 • Page 31 Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday, May 28, 1986 • Page 30 f£i>, lassified experience a requirement, with computer training help- SPetmlS S FOR SALES S For SaleS ful. DeadlinSe FOR for application SALES S FOR SALES is May 30,1986 Please reply to: Gary Kemp, Assistant AINED GLASS CLASSES CHEVY - SIC PICKUP - RANGER - PICKUPS - We Superintendent. Lowell Area - Learn the basic techniques 1965 BUICK ELECTRA - 1982 - Excellent shape and have 8 good reconditioned Schools, 12685 Foreman ol stained glass and work on 4 door, new car demo, PLAYER PIANO FOR SALE - Upright ptayer piano. Re- priced to sell at only $3,995. Ford Rangers to pick from Road. Lowell, Ml 49331. presets of your choice. Most fuiy equipped. New car • i; built by Hans Fischer. Re- Harold Zeigler Ford, Low- and all are priced to sell! See C27&28 students complete one or two warranty Save $2900!!! finished. Several rolls in- ell. 897-6431. Open Satur- us today for your next truck panels & a small box during Thomet Chevrolet- cluded. Foot pump or electric days. Harold Zeigier Ford, Low- I M IN HAWAII, the course. 6 Weeka/$30.00. Buick, Lowell, 897-9294, pump. Phone 897-9261 days ell. 897-6431. Open Satur- YOU COULD BE, TOO! Starts Tuesday, June 10th 7- or 897-5381 evenings. Can BRONCO-1964 4X4-great days. Ground floor opportunity for 10 p.m., Wed.. June 11th. 7- be seen at Rat River Antique shape and priced right at only a new party plan. I'll be inter- 10 p.m. and Thurs.. June 12th Sure you can! It's easy... 1985 BUICK RIVIERA Mall. Lowell. $8,995. Save thousands CHEVY-1984-C10-4X4, viewing for Area Supervisors MO p.m. One night a week COUPE - fully equipped. nctfn over new truck price. Harold real sharp and priced to sell as soon as I return. No sel- 6 weeks. CaH 897-8597 to Last of the btg ones NEW Zeigler Ford, Lowell. 897- at $8,995. Harold Zeigler ling, no investment. We train. and we are ready to help sign up for classes. car warranty! Reduced 8431. Open Saturdays. Ford, Lowell. 897-8431. (313) 257-0669. P27. 28 & 29 $3400111 Thomet Chev- 1983 BUICK ELECTRA- Open Saturdays. C27-28 rolet-Buick, Lowell, 897- 4 door. Limited, full you make BEST SEMI-PRIVATE ROOM - av- 9294. power. Priced reduced BusinessCHEVY-19611/ 2 TON PIC- HELP WANTED - Secret- ailable for a lady. Gracious liv- $1,0001!! Thomet Chev- KUP - Real nice and priced ary. CPA firm desires full- ing provided Hi our Adult Fos- rolet-Buick, Lowell, 897- right at $3,495. Harold time person for challenging ter Care Home. Personal care 9294. S Services SELLER if you wish. 1985 OLDS TORON ADO Zeigler Ford, Lowell. 897- position. Word processing given. Peaceful country set- BROUGHAM-2 in stock, 8431. Open Saturdays. and computer experience ting, (a home that really cares) both fully equipped, both desirable. College back MalfrokJ ABC 13370 Forest reduced for quick sale! 1982 CAMARO Z28 - 4 IMPALA - 1984 - 4 door, ground or equivalent expen- MIDWESTS LARGEST DIS- River, Lowell. 897-5523. Thomet Chevrolet- speed, air, stereo, cruise, great family car and priced ence required. Send resume TRIBUTOR - of Diet aids CTFN Buick, Lowell, 897-9294. more. Priced reduced!! to sell at $7,495. Harold w/salary requirements to tt and stimulant products has Thomet Chevrolet- Zeigler Ford, Lowell. 897- Biggs. Hausserman and Ab- I WILL NOT - be responsible just moved. For information Bulck, Lowell, 897-9294. 8431. Open Saturdays. raham. CPAs. 356 E. Main. for any financial obligations FOR SALE -1980 Plymouth on our products and to re- Saranac, Ml 48881. made in my name by anyone Horizon, 4 speed, sunroof, ceive a money-saving flyer - BRONCO II • 1984 - XLT - other than myself. AM/FM stereo cassette, call 459-9966 or write to Suc- X-sharp and priced right at CLASSIFIED AD S Sgt Michael J. Heiman $1,495.00, or best offer cess Plus, 862 Crosby N.W. Phone 897-8075 after 5:30. Business $9,995 Harold Zeigler TM You Grand Rapids, Ml 49504. P26,27,28 Ford, Lowell. 897-8431. 028 C28-31 SSermS Open Saturdays. DEAR BABES; - Congratu- DODGE - 1980 3/4 Ton - Card of Thanks altions on your graduation, I 225-Six, 4 speed trans, good COLT-1982-X-nice. front I would like to thank love you so very much. condition and priced to sell Jim Cook. Jr. Lasersound wheel drive and priced right everyone who donated to the Your Sweet Cheeks at only $3,595. Harold DJ SERVICE at $1,995. Harold Zeigler Poppy Sale. May 15,16 and C28 50 s - 60 3 Rock Zeigler Ford, Lowell. 897- AUCTIONEER Ford, Lowell. 897-8431. 17 and also all those who Oldies. But Goodies All Types of Sales Open Saturdays. fil 8431. Open Saturdays. Country. Easy Listening helped me in selling them. S FOR SALES (616) 897-8872 Big Band. Pop Poppy Chairman u> THE LEDGER FOR ALL Z-28 • 1984 - X-sharp, lots Lowell American Legion 1985 CHRYSLER LE OCCASIONS of extras, priced at only Mrs. Nora Rash BARON GTS - 4 door, Call John $8,995. Harold Zeigler C28 puts you on the best air, stereo, tilt, only ESCORTS - 1986 - Harold Ford, Lowell. 897-8431. 14,000 miles! Thomet Open Saturdays. Card of Thanks Zeigler Ford has a huge LAW OFFICE Chevrolet-Bulck, Low- 897-7965 The family of tieo Pearson W* seller list selection with prices starting Michael J. Tummino, Jr. ell, 897-9294. Now taking bookings for extend heartfelt tfianks to re- as low as $6,099 plus tax and Judith L. Tummino June-July-Auguat latives. neighbors and title. Stop by today and see 1982 OLDS CUTLASS GENERAL PRACTICE fnends for their thoughtful- why "No one does it for less." SUPREME - 4 door, V6. ness, kindnesses, donations Harold Zeigler Ford, Low- air, stereo, cruise. Priced In UmomDivorce , uncontested, BINGO and sympathies dunng our ell. 897-8431. Open Satur- reduced $2,000!!! with or without children, Every Friday nigW. 7:30 PM recent loss. days. Thomet Chevrolet- from $150.00, plus Lowell VFW Hall A special thanks to Roth- Buick, Lowell, 897-9294. In Memory costs; Wills, $35.00; East Mam Sl Lowell Gerst Funeral Home. Lowell RANGER'S • 1986 - Harold In loving memory of Timmy Bankruptcy from Early Bird Bingo al 6 45 PM V.F.W., Alto American eigler Ford has a large Zeigler who left us six years Legion, pallbearers and to selection of Rangers with $300.00; Workmen's PUBLIC WELCOME TRY ONE TODAY ago Memorial week-end. We ftngo Momors 1984 CHEVROLET C10 everyone connected with prices starting as low as Compensation and Per- miss you. TFM PICKUP - L6, 4 speed, putting on the luncheon. $6,550 plus tax and title. sonal Injury, no attorney Addie and Family stereo, 27,000 mites. A very special thank you Stop by today and see why fee if no recovery. Legal C28 Price reduced $1,30011! to Reverend Upchurch for his "No one does it tor less." consultation on general LEGION Thomet Chevrolet- personal message and com- Harold Zeigler Ford, Low- OF THE MOOSE matters, initial appoint- Bulck, Lowell, 897-9294. forting words in our time of ell. 897-8431. Opon Satur- Susimsmen t free. Tuesdays sorrow. Mil day*. Lowell Office BINGO!! Zelma Pearson ESCORTS - We have over SSermS 897-S931 Early Birds 6:00 P.M. & family FORD TRUCKS - 1986 - 12 good reconditioned es- Regular Bingo 7:00 P.M P28 selection. We don't corts to choose from. All are beat the competition, we 1320 E. Fulton priced at or below current W$t Complete Formal TFN Card of Thanks NADA value and we want to make the competition. Stop My deepest, heartfelt Wear Rental move them. Drop by today by today and see why "No thanks to my many friends, tm and see why "No one does does it for less." Harold colleagues, students and WEDDINGS OR ATTORNEY SERVICES it for less." Harold Zeigier ler Ford, Lowell. 897- BINGO their parents who came to my j DIVORCE FROM $150 Ford, Lowell. 897-8431. 897-9261 1. Open Saturdays. OTHER SPECIAL Every Saturday Night Open House and also for Open Saturdays. iiM PLUS COSTS 7:00 PM, their lovely cards, gifts, and EROSTARS - 1986 - We BANKRUPTCY 5300 OCCASSIONS LOWELL MOOSE BINGO good wishes for my retire- e loaded with inventory SAMPLE '.V -L 535 ment. A special thanks to the nd want to move them. Stop 1320 E. Fulton ADOPTION 5200 Early BirdBingoSPM Help WauledRundman-Riverside P.T.O . \ v. Gnnd Valley Ledger • Wednesday, May 28, 1986 - Page 32 Artrain is drawing good crowds on visit here Mary Doze ma • pottery. ing and just a lerrific event lo Artrain will be open to the1 ' Artrain serves moie than one witness. We've had a great turn- public today and tomorrow. Wed purpose.' VanAntwerp said, out today and we expect it to nesday and Thursday, from 5 "It's educational, cultural, relax- continue throughout the week." P m. to H p.m. Thaler is Acedemic All-State State University this fall to study ter's degree computer science, and he has Thaler was secretary of Low- prepared himself well as he has ell's computer club and has tu- taken several college-level math tored grade schoolers in com- ^ courses this spring at Grand puters as part of a service project ^ Rapids Junior College. Thaler's for the National Honor Society. future plans include a career in He is also president of the computers after getting his mas- school's Explorer Post Representative Henry Announces candidacy M David Thaler I am announcing my candi- come lo us with special needs. dacy for re-election to the United Since being elected to the Con- Lowell students were treated to demonstrations of artists working on various projects as they David Thaler's recognition as States Congress. Since holding gress, my office has processed toured the Michigan Artrain on Tuesday morning. being an excellent student didn't this position. I have sought to and closed roughly 9,000 con- stop at Lowell High School. The represent the people's trust with stituent problems with govern- The Lowell Showboat Celeb- 'SOs. *605 and 'TOs. Subway art- Artrain Steering Committee. Valeditorian of Lowell's graduat- integrity and competence. And I ment agencies. ration wasn't the only big attrac- ists decorated the outside of each Artrain, owned by the state of ing class of 1986 was given believe I have given effective ad- As a freshman congressman. tion in Lowell last weekend. The car. a total of 12 murals, with Michigan, has visited 26 states statewide recognition when he vocacy and representation for I was fortunate to obtain two 1986 Michigan Artrain was in beautiful and creative reflections since it first opened in 1971. All was awarded a spot on the Michi- their interests and concerns in major committee assignments town, and. as most people didn't of the times. The theme of Art- the artwork on the inside is on gan Academic All-State Team on Washington. And particularly unusual has know, it wasn't tied-in with the rain, "Signs of the Times,.. Pop loan from museums across the May 18. This office doesn't belong to been the fact that in my first Showboat festivities. Art and Photo-Realism in country. The award, co-sponsored by any one person. It belongs to the term, I have have several legisla- ^ 'it's just a coincidence that it America'* was backed not only Artrain is the nation's only art the Detroit Free Press and the people. Remembering that fact, live initiatives passed by the was here at the same time as the by the ingenuity and insight col- museum on a train and it features Michigan Association of Secon- 1 have participated in over 300 House of Representatives Showboat Celebration. ' Show- laborated on the outside, but also slide shows, paintings, dary School Principals, gives community functions since My experience in the Con- boat coproration member Gor- with the collection of art inside. sculptures and other various recognition to the top ten stu- being elected to the Congress 18 gress lays the foundation for don Gould said. 'But it's a great Worics by such notables as forms of modem art. Along with dents in each class. Lowell is a months ago. including over 50 even greater effectiveness in the attraction and we're glad it's Andy Warhol. Jasper Johns, Au- the artists from Artrain there Class B School. community town hall meetings future. And I pledge to you my here." drey Rack and many others were were some area artists who Thaler was also enshrined into on national issues. best efforts at representing your Artrain opened its doors in its on display throughout the mobile created artwork in the train's art the top ten at Lowell, where he My staff has developed a repu- interests with fairness, indepen- only West Michigan Stop this art studio. studio. accumulated a 4.0 G.PA. He tation for outstanding constituent dence, and hard work." year Saturday at noon near the 'Artrain is a reflection of life Working on Saturday was Mar- also had a composite score of 34 service on behalf of those who South Hudson crossing with its and times as seen by many of garet Bulgarella - watereolor. out of a possible 35 on the ACT displays of pop art and photo- today's best pop artists," said Jill Donna Kemper - drawing, Joan test. realism in America from the VanAntwerp, Chairperson of the Huffman - printmaking and Thaler will be at Michigan Weekend, cont'd. \ as there was never a dull mo- races and the Showboat Jam. The ment. Festival goers found them- Jam started at 5:00 and lasted selves at a multitude of events well into the night. Entertain- throughout the day including an ment was provided by 14 area all-day softball tournament, a pet bands including Cimarron, show and contest, horse and Moonlighting and The Tom Ellis buggy rides, displays by the Band ### Paradise Motorcycle Club and "We're quite satisfied with the the Grand Valley Corvette Club, events and the reception they children's story tellers, a clothes- got," Gould said. The weather^ TO THE GRADUATES! line art and children's art exhibit plays a factor in all outdoor and food and beverage booths events but I don't think it ham- were scattered throughout down- pered the Celebation." N town Lowell. The Combination "I think all the events were a also held a bass contest which success," Quada said. "An equal was won by Len Hamp. amount of people were at each GIVE THE GIFT THAT FITS .. 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