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Volume 16, Issue 24 Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 Wednesday, April 2291992 City adopts motion to cover transportation costs Pool closed: for Lowell kids' Ionia swimming lessons Following the recommen- 'Bussing costs should to- ming. Green said it could be Thompson then made a cause of availability. could include bulldozing it in dation of the Lowell Area tal as much as $6,540," John- used for swimming but can- motion for the City to cover The Council recognized it and filling in the hole with Parks and Recreation Board son said. This is based on a not be used for swimming les- the transportation costs of all still has thepool to deal with, back din. What to do with the and the YMCA Board, the four day, eight week program sons. "It would take away Citychildrenwhowanttotake "An empty pool sitting is a pool will be discussed at the City agreed to close (he King with day and evening ses- children's opportunity to learn swimming lessons. The Coun- liability," Thompson said, May 4 meeting.

Memorial Pool this year. sions." how to swim. cjj supported (jjg motion. Green said he would pro- The Parks and Recreation Lowell City Councilman Thompson said the City Johnson said the Ionia v^c ^ Council with pos- i ^ ^ "TSl Board reviewed the condition Bill Thompson asked bow cannot continue to patch the yMCA was chosen over the siWc solutions and figures to of the pool with YMCA Di- many Lowell City kids were Y swimming program forev- Forest Hills SE YMCA ^ take care of the pool. This

rector Andy Johnson and de- involved with the program last ervbodyjyooay. ^ g* A termined that the cost to re- year. Johnson did not have a pair the pool would run be- number, but said 33 percent Lowell businessman of 41 years, tween $6-$ 10,000. of the kids involved were from "This would not guarantee the City last year. the YMCA approval of the "I think the City should health department," said Parks cover the costs to bus City Gurney Hahn, dies at age 65 and Recreation member and kids and if the Townships The Lowell community The Lowell businessman He was preceded in death Councilman Don Green. pick up their share well then lost an unique character, of 41 years battled pulmo- by his mother, Thelma Hahn. Instead, it was recom- we will bus kids outside the friend and its dean of busi- nary fibrosis before succumb- He is survived his wife. mended that the City pay half City also. nessmen last Wednesday, ing to the lung condition at 3 Donna, father, Robert Hahn; of the transportation costs for It was questionedas to why when Hahn Hardware owner, p.m. on April 15. A condition children, Robert and Josina swinuning lessons to the Io- the new Stoney Lakeside Park Gurney Peckham Hahn, died for which there is no known Hahn of Walnut Creek, CA, nia pool not to exceed $2,500. could not be used for swim- at ihe age of 65. cause or cure. Anita and David Roth of Ada, Hahn's Hardware has been Gretchen and Paul Jones of located at 207 E. Main St. Lowell; grandsons, Patrick since 1951. It's the same block and Collin Roth; sisters, in which Gurney's father ran r Roberta (Richard) Jones of Hahn's Grocery Store from Cleveland, OH, Gretchen (Ed- 1923 to 1943. ward) Hawley of Denver, CO; •* • Hahn was a veteran of mother-in-law, Margaret World War II and went into Shaw of Lowell. Services Gurney Hahn the U.S. Navy, where he was a seaman for 16 months and After returning home from were held Saturday at 1p.m. then returned home after the the war and finding work, at Roth-Gerst Chapel, Dr. war. Gurney married his wife. Roger LaWarre officiated. The inside layout of Hahn's Donna Vandenhout Gurney. Memorials may be made to Hardware did not change The couple was married 42-1/ the American Lung Associa- much over the years, which 2 years. tion or the charity of one's led the businessman to joke Gurney was active with the choice. that he'd swept the floor once Lions Club, the Boy Scouts, in 41 years and may have Board of Trade, First Congre- washed the windows a couple gational Church ofLowell and of times. with the Masons. Council votes to remove

f fuel tanks at the DPW The City of Lowell moved enforced by the State Fire The Council agreed to ac- to remove the fuel tanks at the Marshal's office, upgrading of cept the low bid of North Department of Public Works the tanks must be accom- Garfield to remove and dis- and purchase its fuel through plished for leak detection and mantle the tanks, clean site Fairchild Oil by a card sys- spill/overflow. assessment, remove asphalt or tem. concrete and back fill to grade It was felt by the City that with sand and top soil. The Currently, the City of Low- cost savings could be achieved work would be performed in ell has three 1,000 gallon un- by removing the tanks and accordance to EPA and Stale derground fuel tanks behind purchasing fuel through Fire Marshal regulations. the Public Works building. FairchikTs card system. This North Garfield In order to comply with the would also avoid future li- Excavating's bid came in at federal EPA requirements as ability of gas leaks. $3,900. Council formally agrees to join district library Lowell's City Council ap- step and approved an agree- lutions of interest or signed proved a resolution of interest ment to formally join the Dis- agreements. for a District Library Agree- trict Library Agreement. With the process nearly Ledger Coloring Contest winners ment back at its March 2 hear- Bruce Robinson, District completed, an election will be The Lowell Ledger had 66 participants enter into Its Easter Bunny coloring contest ing. Library manager, stated that scheduled (tentatively for over the last two weeks. From the entries, the Ledger staff had the task of selecting one At Monday night's meet- 18 of the 26 eligible commu- August) where a millage will winner from the 3-5 year old bracket, the 6-8 division, and the 9-12 division. Pictured ing the Council took the next nities have either passed reso- be requested. above are the winners, from left to right, Nkolc EWott, eight, of 18M West Main, Cory Jones, 4-1/2,13217 52nd St; and Heather Halbeisen, It years old, 1818 Parneli Ave. TV Lowdl Lcdgcr-WedMdajr, April 22,1992-Page 2 The Lowdl Ledger-Wednesday, April 22,1992-Page 3 merly of Grand Rapids died brothers, Leslie and Charlecn bara and Marshall Rckus of Wyoming, Lorrayne Carless Thursday, April 16, 1992 at Wilson of CA., Roger and Grand Rapids; his son-in-law, of Westland, Janyne Althaus Alamo Nursing Home. Mrs. Marilyn Wilson of Grandville, Robert Pcterleinof Newaygo; of Lowell, and Sharmayne Obituaries Robert and Ilene Wilson of seven grandchildren and an Althaus, also of Lowell six ^ Hoogeboom was bom Sep- 1 Lowell School Board approves policy revisions tember 10,1917 in Glasgow, Caledonia, Lewis and Alice expected great-grandchild; his great-grandchildren. She was # COLBY - Thelma H. (John- Johnson ofW yoming, Marian MT the daughter of the late Wilson of Lowell; four sis- sister, Ruth Ash of Byron preceded in death, by adaugh- Following a lengthy study tion of not taking a class ei- In regards to the semester marking periods (40 percent "This revision encourages system. Currently Lowell is son) Colby, aged 83, of John and Martha (Lewis) Wil- ters, Gladys Schulke of Center; and several nieces and ter, Alice Ann; and a grand- Paul of Atlanta, and Doris and many, many discussions ther first or sixth hour of the grading system, it was the plus 40 percent). The addition all students to take a good using a four-point grading Lowell, went to be with her Lowell, Virginia and Robert nephews. Funeral Services daughter, Sharly Mrs Johnson of MN; and many son. She was preceded in death the Lowell School Board came school day during their senior desire of the highs school staff states extenuating circum- final exam and it further goes system. Lord on Saturday, April 18, Moore of Ada, June and were Tuesday, from the Richardson was a past ma- nieces and nephews. She was by her husband, Harry B. to an agreement on three high year. and administration to add the stances can be considered by to support outcomes based Implementation of the new 1992 at Butterworth Hospital Carlton Kerr of VA, Marilyn McKinley Funeral Home in tron and lifetime member of a life member of the Alto Hoogeboom; 2 brothers, John school policy revisions. The Board approved a new following to the current grad- the principal. education," Board President, system will begin for all after a lingering illness. She and Patrick Sullivan of Newaygo. Interment Croton Vesta Chapter No. 2020.ES United Methodist Church. and J. Vernon Wilson. Survi- The revisions concerned recommendation that senior ing system. The addition states Currently policy reads that Roger Kropf said. classes the first semester of Cemetery. Memorials to the Memorial Services will he was preceded in death by her Funeral Services were held vors include a daughter, Lowell; In-laws, Winnie Wil- high school grade-point com- release be eliminated with a student must receive a pass- each nine-week grading pe- The only objection to the the 1992-93 school year. Neway School for the Handi- held Wednesday (today). husband, Charles 1. Colby and Tuesday at the Alto Method- Suzanne H. Hoogeboom, of son of Grand Rapids, Louise puting system, semester grad- coordination of the opening ing grade in at least sixty per- riod will count 40 percent of revision was put forth by The policy was approved capped in Newaygo. April 22, at 1 p.m., from ihc a son, Ronald. She is sur- ist Church in Alto, Rev. Todd Kalamazoo; sons, Harry and Wilson of Ionia, Bertha and ing system, and senior release. of the new high school in 1994. cent of the semester in order the semester and the semester Norm Byrne. six votes to one. Byrne was Metcalf & Jonkhoff Funeral > vived by her family, a daugh- Thompson officiating. Inter- Marijane Hoogeboom of Carl Nowack of FL, Jean ) The senior release revision This means that the graduat- to receive credit exam will count 20 percent of the only Board member who ter, Janice (Bob) Kropf of ment Bowne Center Cem- Hoogeboom of Grand Rap- Home Chapel. Intemiem in The third revision sup- Kalamazoo, Anthony and PITSCH - Janis M. Pitsch, passed 7-0. The present high ing class of 1995 would not be This can be achieved in the semester grade. objected. Byrne's objections Lowell; a son, Ralph (Judy) etery. Memorials may be ids, Millie Fox of Grand Rap- Cascade Cemetery. ported by the board was the Cynthia Hoogeboom of VA; aged 55, of Grand Rapids, school policy allows seniors given the option of senior re- twodifferent ways 1. By pass- The new policy revision on both policies was they were Colby of Alto; a daughter, made to the Alto Methodist ids; and several nieces and change to a 12-point grading not inserted gradually. three granddaughters, formerly of Saranac, died un- that are on schedule for gradu- lease and would be required ing one marking period (40 will begin for all classes the Shirley (Ron) Brooks of Church. Suzanne L. Hoogeboom of nephews. Cremation has taken WAJRNING (HURLBUT). expectedly April 16, 1992. ation to choose senior release. to sign up for six credits dur- percent) plus the exam (20 first semester of the 1992-93 Lowell; 14 grandchildren and Grand Rapids, Pamela place, memorial services were Patricia Ann Warning, aged She is survived by her chil- This allows students the op- ing their senior year. percent). 2. By passing both school year. 35 great-grandchildren; her Hoogeboom of VA, Jennifer held Monday at the Ada Con- 60, loving and caring wife for dren, Lisa (Kevin) Babies of sisters-in-law, Leona HOOGEBOOM - Mrs. Hoogeboom Dietrich of CT; a gregational Church, Rev. Gary 42 yeas of Arthur Warning, Grand Rapids, Kevin Pitsch Plan exists for Wieland of Lowell, Orvena Myrtle M. Hoogeboom, for- grandson, John Dykema; four Burdick officiating. Memorial passedaway Friday, April 17. of Saranac, Kurt Pitsch of gifts may be made to the 1992, Also surviving are her Easter Rabbit visits pre-school children Grand Rapids; granddaugh- Alamo Nursing Home. daughters, Gail (Joe) Parker Schools of Choice ter, Sara of Saranac; mother, of Lowell and Lynn Ann Ethel Jessup of Lowell; fa- LUCCHESl - Mr. Jack L. Warning of Honolulu, Ha- ; United Methodist ther, Harold Jessupof Florida. The Lowell Area Schools has adopted a Schools of Lucchesi Sr., aged 64, of waii; and son, Gary Warning FMB State Savings Bank Memorial Mass was offered Choice Plan to comply with the School Slate Aid Act of Wyoming, formerly of of Lowell; her granddaugh- Sunday at St. Mary Magdalen children laugh it 1992. This plan is published in its entirety in the box below. Lowell, passed away Sunday ter, Casey Lee Parker of Church, Rev. Lawrence J. The purpose of this article is to inform the public that the evening, April 19,1992. He is Lowell; her mother, Catherine King, Celebrant. Interment plan exists. "Employee of survived by his wife, Emma; Hurlbut of Lowell; her sister. up with visitor Anyone interested in exercising the School of Choice Oakwood Cemetery, Lowell. step-children, Terry laLonde Dixie (Ken) Bart; and niece, Memorial contributions may option may call the building principal of the chosen school of Wyoming, Donald and Sue Keni Lee Bart of Jenison; and be made to the American Can- for an explanation of the program so that an informed LaLonde of Caledonia, many special family and cer Society. decision may be made. the Month" Sandra and Hollis Mortan of friends all who loved her very 3 The District Open Enrollment form may be obtained Merry ville, TN, Gene and Pat much and will miss her The RABIDEAU • Mr. Louis from the Superintendent's office or any of the three elemen- LaLonde of Rose City, MI. Funeral Service were held Rabideau, aged 32, of tary school offices, and must be completed and submitted Jack was preceded in death Tuesday at the Roth-Gersi to the Superintendent's office by May 15. Parents will be Prescott, AK, passed away by his son. Jack L. Lucchesi Chapel in Lowell, with Rev notified of a decision regarding their request by July 1, Thursday, April 16,1992. He Jr. in 1977. Also surviving William Amundsen of the 1992. is survived by his wife, Karen; are his brothers, Ross and First United Methodist son. Job Michael Rabideau, Elinor Lucchesi of Kent wood, Church of Lowell officiating both of Arkansas; mother, Joe and Phyllis Lucchesi of Maxine Rabideau of Dorr; Caledonia, Sam and Joan WEEKS - Genevive A LOWELL AREA SCHOOLS brothers, Don and Janice Lucchesi of Ada, Tony and Weeks, aged 84, of Lowell, 12685 Foreman Road Rabideau of Wayland, Terry Donna Lucchesi of Jenison; died Saturday, April IS. 1992. # and Noma Rabideau of Lowell, Ml 49331 sisters Roselyn and Richard She was preceded in death by Kentwood, Bill and Linda Williams, Marge and Robert her husbands, James Gee in Rabideau of Hopkins; sisters, SCHOOLS OF CHOICE PLAN Adgate, all of Wyoming, 1951 and Byron Weeks 111 Flo (Dan) VerMeer of Alto, Loretta and James Polmanteer 1983. She is survived by her The Easter Rabbit visited Lowell Methodist Pre-School Bonnie (Jim) Tusing of This plan is developed in compliance with the of Jenison, Mary Vanderl lyde children, Susan (Gee) and children on Thursday. He had plenty of treats and songs for Kentwood, Sandy (Kim) Car- School State Aid Act of 1992 by the Lowell of Wyoming; several nieccs Roland Doyle of Lowell, the youngsters. penter of Hopkins, Nora Schools "Schools of Choice Committee." All and nephews. Funeral Mass Nancy (Gee) and John Pomit (John) Kerley of Kentwood, •lementary school students of the Lowell will be celebrated Thursday of Traverse City, Darlenc Pat Rhinehart of Grand Rap- Schools will be eligible for this program. The 11 a.m. from St. John Vianney (Weeks) and Jack Burnett ol ids, Lynn (Terry) French of district will assume responsibility for trans- Catholic Church. Fr. James Cirand Rapids, Irene (Weeks) ^ Monroe; several nieces and College News portation of students exercising open enroll- N. Barko, Celebrant. Inter- and Roger Rollins of Cedar nephews. Funeral and Corn- ment ment Resurrection Cemetery Rapids, Iowa; 13 grandchil- mi ttal Services were held Mr. Lucchesi reposes at the dren; 12 great grandchildren, A total of 1,191 students ducted into Sigma Iota Epsi- Tuesday from the Ronan- A. In general, students shall attend the school Ronan-Vanderpool-S tcgenga many nieces and nephews; achieved placement on the lon April 25. Vanderpool-Stegenga Fu- serving the attendance area in which they Funeral Chapel, where a and many special family and winter quarter Dean's List at Sigma Iota Epsilon is a Laughter was at a premium for this youngster as she neral Chapel with Pastor live. Parents may request a transfer from one Scripture Service will he held friends who loved her and will Michigan T echnological Uni- scholastic business adminis- visited with the Easter Rabbit Curtis McClanin officiating. attendance area to another in order to exer- Wednesday (today) X p.m. miss her dearly. Mass ol versity by earning a grade tration and management hon- Interment Maplewood Cem- cise some freedom of educational choice. Visitation at the chapel Christian burial was offered pointaverageof 3.5 or higher. orary that awards member- etery, Hopkins. Jytto ^prtytg" Such transfers may be granted only when: Wednesday 2 to 4 mid 7 to 9 Tuesday at St. Mary's Church, Dr. Martha Janners, Dean of ship to students who have p.m. Lowell, Rev. Msgr James 1' Students, reported that 261 achieved academically. cvha jLot^ut yvhCA 1. The parents are not requesting a change ^students earned straight A ROBIN HORSLEY RICHARDSON - Mrs Moran celebrant. Memorials | to avoid meeting legitimate academic or averages of 4.0. I P.M. CLASS/STEP AEROBICS: Work out for all JUNGLAS - Mr. Kenneth L. Katherine H. Richardson, may be made to St. Man s conduct requirements for their students. The honor students from Chad Sayen of Lowell has fitness levels. Intensity is controlled by the Jung las, aged 64, of Newaygo, aged 81, died Saturday mom- School. Ada and Saranac are: Susan been named to the Dean's List participant while stepping up & down on a| The April 1992 FMB State Savings Bank "Employee of died Saturday, April 19,1992. ing, April 18, 1992 at 2. Staff and facilities of the receiving build- M. Rittersdorf, a senior in for Spring term at North wood [variable height platform. the Month" is Robin Horsley. Robin has been a bank Surviving are his wife, Betty Cumberland Manor, in ing can accommodate additional student Scientific and Technical Com- Institute. The announcement of Newaygo; his family, Celia Lowell. Surviving are her hus- Low impact, tow to assignments. employee for 2 years and works as a Loan Secretary. munication, (4.0), of Ada and was made by Dr. Catherine Peterlein and Howard Junglas band, Frank E.; five grand- high intensity class. 1st When asked about her job at the bank, she replies, "I Mark F. Bullen, a senior in Chen, Dean of the College. come 1st serve due to limited both of Newaygo, Ken Jr. and children, Allyson Noall of B. Transfers will be considered on a space Electrical Engineering, of Chad is the son of Mr. and number of steps. (There are enjoy dealing with the customers, and the variety of work Kathy J ung las of Lowell, Bar- Lowell, Meredyth Bice of available basis using the optimum number in we deal with in the loan department. I like the Saranac. Mrs. Robert Sayen of Lowell. 20 steps available) Routines the Teacher Master Agreement for elemen- To achieve Dean's List are choreographed & free- tary students. opportunity to be able to learn new things, as things recognition, students must style. Class will no be total change and new ones come. My co-workers are really Lowell Lions Club promotes Elizabeth D. Snyder, of earn a 3.0 grade point on a4.0 hour of step aerobics. C. If there are more requests made than there super to work with." Alto, ajunior atCentral Michi- scale. are available slots, the selection will be made gan University, will be in- College, cont'd^ pg. 7 STARTS: Ongoing until May 28 by lottery. When not on the job, Robin enjoys being with her White Cane week TIME: 6:30 - 7:30 pm, husband, Michael, 3 daughters, Laura, Lynda & lues., Thurs. D. Students/parents who would like to re- PLACE: Laurinda. She also enjoys bowling. Over 20,000 Michigan for the Blind (a home for the ing led by a dog guide in har- Bushnell Gym quest a change in school buildings must The Lowell Ledger IMSTR: Joice Smith Lions, members of the Inter- elderly blind) in Grand Rap- ness. submit their requests in writing, using our Congratulations April Employee of the Month. Robin national Association of Lions ids. The Lions also support Public Accommodation FEES FOR BOTH CLASSES: district form, to the Superintendent's office Horsley. Clubs, will be soliciting do- many community projects Laws require that all public by May 15 of each year. A transfer student nations between April 24 and 14 Class Card 21 Class Card with the funds they collect facilities must permit a blind ^ must apply each year the transfer is desired. May 3. Governor John Engler (USPS 45-830) $30. Y-Member $38. Y-Member during White Cane Week. person being led by a dog has proclaimed this ten day Published weekly for $10 a year in Kent County. $40. Non-member $50. Non-member Funding for eye examinations guide in harness to enter and E. Where there is documentation of disrup- period as "WhiteCane Week" $14 a year outside the county by the Lowell Ledger OR...Pay at the door $3.00 Y-Member ii and eyeglasses for the needy use such pranises. tive behavior or pending disciplinary action, in Michigan. Publishing Company, 105 N. Broadway St., $4.00 Non-Member LOWELL & is an important service pro- To symbolize and creaif such a student may be transferred on a tem- The Lkms will be seeking vided by many Lions Clubs. Lowell. MI 49331. 7v ••// porary basis. If such behavior persists, the awareness of their efforts, tl*' Roger K. Brown LOWELL public support of their many fhe White Cane Law" transfer may be rescinded. State Savings Bank ROCKFORD Lions have chosen 21-ye# Publisher EVB sight conservation projects. states that drivers of vehicles old Ms. RhondaSelbaof 1 an (616) 897-9261 YMCA First in Fmonaal Service 9 Major projects of the Lions of shall take all necessary pre- F. Due to the timing of this legislation, infor- sing, as While Cane Queen Second Class Postage Paid at Lowell. Ml. Michigan include; Leader cautions when approaching a 323 W. Main St., mation on the School of Choice program will LOWELL for 1992. Published every Wednesday WESTOWN ROCKFORD Dogs for the Blind in Roches- crosswalk, or any other pe- ® Lowell • 897-8445 be disseminated to the public by April 22, 414 East Main Street 1425 West Main Street 6835 BeWing Rd.. N.E. POSTMASTER: Send address change to 097-4153 ter; Michigan Eye Bank and destrian crossing, to avoid 1992. In subsequent years public information 874-8330 The Lowell Ledger, P. O. Box 128, Transpiantaiion Center in Ann accident or injury to a blind will be available through the district newslet- Lowell, MI 49331 Arbor, and Welcome Home person carrying a cane or be- ter, DIRECTIONS, by the end of February. The Lowell Ledger-Wednesday, April 22,19W-P»ge 4 The Lowdl Ledger-Wednesday, April 22,1992-Page 5

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they employed a much simpler approach. All the bags from all drove fast! I was seated in front and leaned over to peek at the the incoming aircraft are simply tossed into a big pile for speedometer. I can't tell you how fast we were going because travelers to sort through. It's amazingly simple, yet so terribly it was calibrated in kilometers. My physics isn't good enough cozy comer inefficient I'm surprised U.S. airport designers haven't thought to equate that to something sensible, like light years. of using the same technique. Once at the hotel we all made like the Pope. That is we got by Roger Brown As we retrieved our luggage from the melee, we piled it out and kissed the ground. More porters helped us with our piece by piece in front of a customs inspector. Our pile grew stuff and I doled out more tips for them and the cab driver. I to the point where it was blocking several aisles through was handing out greenbacks, and there were many broad customs. Travelers who had gathered all their baggage were smiles. When I finally had a chance to decipher the monetary a bit peeved at having to scale our little peak. In fact, Fm exchange rate, I figured I had probably financed the Cozumel As promised, this week's column will be a continuation of surprised we didn't incite some sort of conflict. After all, last week's drivel. If you missed the first installment we still Porter Union's annual convention. during WWII the Marines fought several bloody battles over have copies of last week's Ledger available for a quarter. If Checking in to our room was our last hurdle before total islands smaller than our pile of baggage. Ruth Thurtell shares a story with students you don't want to part with a quarter, or if you're just too lazy collapse. Along about this time it dawned on me that I was in Now it was time to play "Customs Roulette". I swear I'm not 0fo stop by our office, then you always have the option of a foreign country and didn't speak the language. I managed to making this up. Each aisle through customs had a traffic light borrowing your neighbor's copy. I hope you don't mind the muddle through by speaking English very slowly, using lots in front of it. A customs inspector pointed to a button under the parakeet dung, as your neighbor will likely have to retrieve it of band gestures and muttering the only Spanish I know, Leslie Fako and her daughter, Katy help celebrate March Reading month. light and you pushed it. If the light came up green, he waved which is the title to the old Santanna tune "Oye Como Va". I from the bottom of his bird cage. Of course anybody toocheap you through. If the light came up red, he ransacked your Homespun have no idea what it means, but the locals always smiled when to come up with a quarter for such a fine publication as the wife's underwear. I watched our customs guy as he eyeballed I said it Myriad of community readers Ledger deserves a load of parakeet dung in their lap. our mound of stuff. He closed his eyes, bowed in prayer, Devotions Next week... drinking water, time share sales pitch, sun- Our Boeing 727 landed uneventfully at the Cozumel airport. crossed his fingers and nibbed a rabbit's foot as my wife The United States burn, foreign language menus and more! Be sure to read it By Pauline Spray That is, if you can call having your face pressed into the seal reached for the button. His prayers were answered as our light Mint was created by an entertain elementary students before your neighbor has a chance to clean fish on it! Act of Congress, April in front of you, uneventful. Pilots love landing their big birds came up green. He was very pleased because he could now get 2,1792. What does a banker and were in Runciman-Riversidc ^*^8 "March is Reading on the short airstrips in the Caribbean. It gives them a chance HOMESPUN We marvel when God home before his children had grown. grandparenthaveincommon? School reading to kids during people from,; 0.0 test their brakes, flaps, slats, engine reverse thrusters. drag answers our prayers in un- owc A couple of porters helped us drag our bags out to the taxi A savings account? No! They the last week of March. Cel- ^ ^ ® community were chutes and Danfoith anchors. .. Behold, the Lord our usual and unexpected ways. invited to read to the classes. stand. All our aforementioned stuff was stuffed into a small Tve heard many a traveler complain about the baggage claim God hath shewed us his When God imparts new truths A myriad of readers en- Toyota van along with all the stuff belonging to a young glory and his greatness, to us or whispers His secrets areas in various airports. Apparently the designers of the On Line tered the classrooms to try couple with good fortune to be traveling with us. Then, and we have heard his voice to us, we marvel at His infi- their hand at story reading Cozumel airport studied the inherent problems with the large unbelieveableas this may seem, the five of us, the other couple out of the midst of the nite wisdom and understand- This diverse group helped cumbersome baggage claim systems in the United Stales. and yes, even the cab driver, all got into the van and drove with Lowell School Superintendent fire: we have seen this day ing. Is it too good to be true? to make the month of March Rather than installing expensive conveyors and carousels. away. And, we didn't just drive away, we sped away! This guy that God No, He speaks often and in end in the most appropnaie Fritz Esch doth talk with man, and mysterious ways. way, by reading! Kudos to all Sponsored by four churches, Evangelist Dr. Mahood he liveth (Deuteronomy 5:24) Many times during severe the special Runciman-River- is holding meetings at City Hall. trials, we can hear "His voice side Readers! by This time Mert Underbill will be prosecuted for boot- What Arc Those Teachers Doing? Children are unpredict- out of the midst of the fire" if Priscilla legging Lowell liquor in Ionia. He got caught selling a able. Mother continually re- we are listening. "It's surpris- vvvvvvvvvvro quart of whiskey. Lussmyer minds them to "hang up your ing, but true!" Jules Verne's "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea," with Its time to stop predicting rain and start building the clothes." "Put your books Prayer; Dear God, truly I actual footage shot on the ocean bottom, will play here. ark of educational success! But how? Without adequate where they belong. " "Clean marvel at Thy marvelous wis- Lowell water is polluted and should be boiled until the local support and adequate State and local funding, our up your room "She is tempted dom. Keep me in touch with problem is found and corrected. schools will become informational backwaters and stu- to throw up her hands in dis- Thee throughout this day. Aliens detained in the U. S. will be put to work on dents non-functional literates. Our public school system may, thinking it will go on Helpme to listen for Thy faint- KL ' farms. (not just Lowell) is being asked to accomplish wonders like this forever. Then one est whisper. May I never fail without the support it deserves. day she walks into daughter's to hear Thy secrets. Amen, 50 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - APRIL 23,1942 It amazes me that the education bashers that I talked room, blinks her eyes, and I would be prayerful thro' Sign of spring: "Trapper" Johnson had a haircut and about in a previous column often run large corporations stands there with her mouth each busy moment. whisker trim Saturday. that lose billions of profit dollars while they beg for LOWELL AREA Sugar ration books can be had at the high school next protection from foreign competition. These same people opened wide in amazement. 1 would be constantly in J] SCHOOLS LUNCH MENU She pinches herself and cries, touch with God. week by commercial users, who must fill out a tough tell us that our educational system is antiquated and Week of April 27.1992. needs an immediate recall for an attitudinal and func- I'm dreaming! It can't be! It's I would be tuned to hear Ledger Entries application. Civilian consumers get theirs the week after. loo good to be true!" For sud- His slightest whisper. Read the instructions in the Ledger carefully! Heavy tional adjustment. MONDAY: Italian spa- of 100,75,50 and 25 Years Ago fines and jail await the consumer who lies about stocks As always, the basis for that opinion is a constant denly and unexpectedly she I would have faith to ghetti (or chicken fajita in discovers a room as neat as a keep the path Christ trod ... on hand. reference to the poor test performance of our students tortilla - HS & MS only), against those of other countries. Elected officials so pin, with not a thing out of Chuck Myers presents "Three Little Pigs" to a captive audience. cole slaw or winter blend A shoemaker suggest that wooden shoes be brought often fall into the same trap by over responding to place. AUTHOR UNKNOWN vegetable, French bread back as the supply of leather decreases. Razor blades and butter, chilled fruit or A 100 YEARS AGO IN THE JOURNAL - APRIL 20,1892 are also in short supply. criticism of education from business by attaching too pudding, milk. ® "Uncle Jake" Walker has been supervisor of Ver- Goodyear and Ford are working on tires made out of many 'strings' to state aid support for public schools. gennes Township 28 years, in other offices another 12 fabric. Synthetic rubber won't be available in any quan- The facts are that schools, and particularly Lowell TUESDAY: Cheeseburger years, and never misses voting. tity for at least 18 months. Area Schools, are doing a tremendous job. When com- in a bun (or Rib-B-Que Former Lowellite Miss Bemice Howard is leading lady paring reading, science, or math scores internationally, AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY Potk - HS & MS only), in the Sothem-Bock Company, one of the sweetest girls 25 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER -APRIL 20,1967 the doomsayers don't bother telling us that "all" our ADA COMMUNITY tater tots or French fnes students are being compared to "only" the best and REFORMED CHURCH CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY steamed com. fruit or from this home of sweet girls. Arnold Wittenbach goes into his fourth term as mayor. CALVARY CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF LOWELL peach shortcake with Susan B. Anthony will attend the convention of the The Vergennes Street railroad crossing, with signs brightest of most other nations. 7227 Thomspple FW Or 67S-1032 REFORMED CHURCH Meeting at the Lowell Middle School whip. milk. Equal Suffrage Association next month in Battle Creek. but no flashers, is the scene of an accident that takesthe In this country, all 13 year olds are in school and that's Pastor THOMAS J. BARTHA OF LOWELL Morning Worship 10:00 A.M. Philadelphia is said to have "Professional Scape- lives of three youths. just not the case in much of the rest of the world. Beneath (12675 Foreman) REV. CARL J. REITSMA - 897-9836 Sunday School 11 ;20 A.M. WEDNESDAY: Fruit juice goats" working for large retail stores; their job is to be Deputies as well as residents are sure they saw a all the hand wringing and misinformation, there lies an Sunday Morning Worship 1151 West Mam Street. Lowell. Ml Evening Worship 6:00 P.M. hot dog in a bun (or tortilla Morning Worship 10:00 A. M. ^publicly "fired" to satisfy irate customers. UFO hovering in the Ada area last Wednesday night. issue of concern to all. Today's students must be pre- And Children's Activities 10:00 A M pieces w/meat & cheese - We invite you to make Sunday School 11:20 A. M. Rumors are that railroad kings are buy ing up the stock pared to live and function in the future. BUT has anyone HS & MS only), macaroni The new Showboat Restaurant is opening tomorrow, this community church h Midweek Bt}le Sludfes and Youth Groups Evening Worship 6:00 P.M. seen a single document out of Washington or Lansing salad or mixed veg- of the D. L. & N. Tony Zoovas owner. your church home. "LISTENING AND HELPING" Nursery available at both services that describes what it means to be educated for the 21 st WELCOME TO ALL. 897-0077 Bamer Free etables. canned fruit or fruit crisp, milk. 75 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - APRIL 19,1917 Century? What are our teachers doing about it? I can tell you ALTON BIBLE CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST CONGREGATIONAL THURSDAY: Fruit juice this much. They totally recognize that the educational Lincoln Lake Ave. at 3 Mile Road FIRST UNITED METHODIST Some recent research suggests not. OF LOWELL CHURCH OF LOWELL pizza w/meat and cheese Sunday School 10:00 A.M. CHURCH OF LOWELL In a small study just recently done, 20 healthy volun- need of today's students are much different from their 2275 West Mam Street (United Church of Christ) (or Crispito • HS & HEALTH Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. 621 E. Main Street 897-5936 teers who said they regularly used salt were told to keep own generations. Long before the term "school improve- Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Evening Praise 6:00 P.M. 404 North Hudson • 897-5906 only), carrot and celery With REGULAR HOURS ment' ever appeared in the State Aid Formula, teachers sticks, chilled fruit or meticulous records of the sodium content of every thing Sun. Worship Services.. 11:00 A.M. & 6:00 P.M. Wednesday AWANA 7:00 P.M. Morning Worship 9:00 A M. 4 10:45 A M Dr. Paul Gauthier in Lowell were planning and implementing changes in Awana - Wednesday 6:30 P.M. (Sept. • Apnl) Worship and Church School 10 00 A M gelatin w/whip. milk they ate for one week. At the end of the week, careful Dr. Roger LaWarre Church School 9:30 to 10:30 A.M. & the way they teach kids and upgrading the internal Wed. Prayer Meeting 7:00 P.M. Prayer and Bible Study 7:30 P.M. tallies revealed that the group consumed 3,938 milli- Eleanor Martin Director o! Education REV. WILLIAM AMUNDSEN, MINISTER REV KENNETH R. MCGEE. Pastor FRIDAY: Red Arrow sub I Or. Jim Lang grams of sodium per day, about the same amount as school organizations. JOE GERKIN. PASTOR. 897-0017 Roger MacNaughton Director ot Muse Nursety available at both services 897-5648 Of 897-4273 sandwich (served warm Dan Nave. Youth Director. 897-6737 Barrter-Free Nursery Provided Barrier • Free Entrance most other Americans consume. Whenever any of our teachers return from a work- YOU ARE WELCOME! or odd - HS & MS only), However, although research in the past has specu- shop, there is always a comment about how far ahead potato chips, soup or lated that most people get about 30 percent of their ) salad or baked beans we are of other districts in meeting and implementing the GOOD SHEPHERD sodium intake from table salt, the volunteers only got FRIENDSHIP COUNTRY ST. MARY'S (choose two), cookie bar. SODiUM IN OUR DIETS instructional change. While many other districts all around CHAPEL LUTHERAN CHURCH about six percent of their sodium that way. Another 12 us are talking about change, we're doing it! While other 10601 Stfttmod Ph. 867-7185 CATHOLIC CHURCH choice of fruit, milk. percent occurred naturally in the foods they ate. But a 10200 Grand River Ave. 10305 Blue water Highway Sunday School 9:45 A.M. 402 N. Amity Many times we request that our patients restrict their districts are beginning to talk about how to adapt instruc- •Worship Seivice 11:00 A.M. fl There is also a 3rd choice huge 77 percent of the group's sodium came from tional technology as a useful tool for teaching, our staff Morning Worship 10:00 A.M. dietary intake of sodium. High blood pressure, conges- Sunday Services. 10:30 A.M. Evening Service 6.00 P.M. everyday of a chef saiao processed food, lunch meats commercially canned or and administration has planned and designed a new Sunday School & Adult Bible 9:00 A.M. MSGNR. JAMES MORAN tive heart failure, kidney disease, and pregnancy are a for students in the middle packaged soups, packaged cakes, potato chips and Wed. Bible Study 7:00 P.M. Prayer and Praise - Wed.. 7:30 P.M. few of the conditions in which limiting our sodium intake, high school to accommodate an upgraded approach to JOSEPH FREMER. PASTOR MASSES and high schools. WeeK . cheeses. GLENN H. MARKS • Senior Pastor, 897-9110 will result in better overall health. But is our salt shaker student instruction. In addition, they have redesigned 897-6307 STAN GER1G - Associate Pastor. 897 5894 Saturday Mass 5 30 p ^ prepaid lunches welcome BOB ROUSH, PASTOR really the major culprit in our dietary sodium ingestion? 897-7489 ALL ARE WELCOME! Sunday Masses 9:00 & 11:00 A.M Hcaitfc, cont'd., pg. 7 On Line, cont'd., pg. 6 rFi 5222 The Lowell Ledger-Wednesday, April 22, IW-Page 6 libraries isdone by fingertipson a keyboard, and not feet walking down isles of books? And yet, within a / The Lowdl Ledger-Wednesday, April 22,1992-Page 7 of two, today's wonders in technological support for On Line, continued... instructional programs will be pushed aside bv e U newer inventions at a cheaper cost. All of this is haon^" the same into the "new middle school" (current high what they know. A true test asks students to show what ing around us while teachers and administrators school) and the "new elementary school" (current middle they know and can do, rather than to spout a series of trying to bring schools out of the 1950's and into the Pi! oming Events 51 school). unrelated facts they memorized for a test the night Century. Our staff knows that the technologies will allow stu- before. In summary, ifs time to stop predicting rain and tn Notices in The Ledger's dents to access information at a greater speed, yet much Measuring student performance rather than their start building the ark. We don't always do the greatest ioh "Coming Events" are free Memorial Fire Station, EVERY FIRST WEDNES- for the boys. Missionettes Friday, 1 to 5 p.m.; Satur- odist Church at 6:30 p.m. of the information will remain meaningless unless they ability of memorization is what school improvement is all of telling the taxpayer, and sometimes the student whai of charge to any non-profit South Hudson, Lowell. DAY: Lowell Area Jaycees for the girls for kids kinder- days and Sundays, 1:30 to Reservations should be 1 teach 'how to use the information. There are many areas about. It's what learning is about in schools for today and changes are being made and why. And sometimes wP organization in the Lowell meet at 7 p.m.at the Lowell garten and up. Christ Am- 4:30 p.m. Closed holidays. made to Carol Briggs, 897- of our curriculum that still focus on "the delivery of facts" we believe we are on the cutting edge of providing our get the "cubits" mixed up with inches and feet but be Ada, Alto, and Saranac EVERY SECOND TUES- City Hall. New members bassadors for the youth (7 Phone 897-8545. 5501. to students as an instructional method, but many sub- children the skills to help them be productive adults in the assured that the Board of Education, administration area. We prefer such no- DAY The Lowell Area Fish- welcomed. Membership thru 12 grades) Christian THURS., MAY 7: Ver- jects, such as reading, math, science and language arts, 21st Century. They will be able to use and organize the teachers and staff of Lowell Area Schools are about th tices to be kept brief and to ing Club now meets at the 21-39 years of age. Lead- Clubs to help our children LOWELL LIBRARY gennes Cooperative Club is taught by teaching kids how to learn. How do we know vast amount of information they will have at their finger- business of building the ark of educational success h be submitted by mail, but Flat River Snowmobile ership training through grow through the means of HOURS: Open Mon. 10:30 meets in the Schneider they leam? Teachers ask them to perform and show tips. Do you realize that today, research in university our students. will accept notices by Clubhouse on Potters community involvement. achievement programs, a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Wed., Manor at 1 p.m. Hostesses phone at 897-9261. Road, just East of special activities, crafts, 12:30 p.m.to 8:30 p.m. and Judy Anderson, Gretta Montcalm Ave. at 7:00 p.m. EVERY THURS.: Co-de- and basic moral learning. Fri. & Sat., 12:30 to 5:30 Kettner, Roberta Miller, FIRST MONDAY EACH All prospective members pendents Anonymous For more info, call Lowell p.m. Alice Baut, Del Driftmyer MONTH: The South Kent or interested individuals are (COCA) meets every Assembly of God at 897- and Alice Baur. Program cordially welcome. 7047. SAT., APRIL 25: The Bos- 4-H group regular meet- Thursday at 7 p.m. at the ton Saranac Historical So- "Hugs to Russia" by Jane Serenity Club, 101 W. ings at 7 p.m. in the Alto ciety presents a fashion Miessen. Bring a friend and EVERY 1ST 4 3RD TUES- Main. Lowell. EVERY THIRD SUNDAY: The Lowell Elementary School cafete- show, "Attic Treasures," at enjoy. Sponsor Lucille DAY - V.F.W. Post 8303 The Flat River Snowmo- ria. 7 p.m. in the Saranac High Curtiss. meets at the V.F.W. bile Club meets at the club- Serving Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 THURSDAYS - Take Off School cafetorium. $5 per Clubroom,307E. Main St., house at 18841 Potters Rd. 2ND AND 4TH MONDAY Pounds Sensibly Tops Ml, person. Proceeds to the NIGHTS; Men's Life Bible Lowell at 8:00 p.m. No. 333. Saranac, meets New members and guests WED., MAY 13: Snow are welcome. Depot Fund. Advance tick- United Methodist Church, study group will meet at every Thursday evening at ets at the Saranac Library. Calvary Christian Re- TUESDAYS - Lowell Com- the Saranac Public Library. 3189 Snow Ave., S. E. will munity Education invites OUA-KE-ZIK sen/e a family style beef formed Church in the Weigh-ins at 6:45 p.m. TUES., APRIL 28: Parents you to a line dance class Sportsmen's Club - meets and porkdinnercommenc- Narthex. All men in the meetings for the "Senior from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. at every 2nd and 4th Tues- ingat5:30p.m. Ticketsales community are welcome. FIRST AND THIRD All-Night Pary," will be held the First Methodist Church day at 8 p.m. at the Club begin at 4 p.m. Call 897-6215 or 897-7555 THURSDAY: The Alto in room A-1 at the Lowell for more information. at 621 E. Main in Lowell. Lions Club meets at Dari's building at 1400 Foreman This is a fun way to exer- Road, Lowell. High School, 7 p.m. at 7 p.m. THURS., MAY 14: Camp cise using repeated pat- SECOND MONDAY OF TUES., MAY 5: A mother Fire Council Fire, tern steps to dance with WOMEN OFTHE MOOSE: EACH MONTH: The Lowell EVERY SECOND and daughter banquet will Runcimangymat6:30p.m. music. Come join the fun Business meeting is held Area Schools Board of THURSDAY: Lowell VFW be held at the United Meth- Education meets at 7:30 and exercise your way to a Auxiliary No. 8303 meets the third Monday of each p.m. inthe Board of Educa- healthieryou.$1 donation. at 3:30 p.m. at the VFW month, at 8 p.m. tion office located in the Post, 307 W. Main Street, i Middle School, 12675 TUESDAYS - Take Off Lowell. LOWELL AREA ARTS Foreman Road. Pounds Sensibly Tops #M COUNCIL :149 S.Hudson Kindergarten I 372 meets every Tues- 2ND THURSDAY OF St. Hours: Monday thru EVERY MONDAY day evening at the Lowell MONTH: All Lowell Area Round-Up EVENING: Euchre will be Congregational Church Senior Citizens are invited played at the V.F.W Post basement. Corner of to attend the Lowell Com- College, SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE 8303 at 7:30 p.m. Admis- Spring and Hudson Sts. munity Ed Lunch and Leam sion is $1, prizes. Public Weigh-ins at 5:45 p.m. at 12:15 p.m. given at the cont'd... welcome. Lowell High School. Cost EVERY TUESDAY of lunch is $2.10. Northwood Institute is a MONDAYS: Overeaters MORNING - Ladies, join private, accredited college Anonymous New meeting. us for Coffee Break Bible SATURDAYS - Take Off specializing in practical ca- 7:30 p.m. at Good Shep- Study and Children's Story Pounds Sensibly Tops #MI reer preparation and offering Just $10.00 per year ($14.00 out of herd Lutheran Church, Hour at Calvary Christian 1493 meets every Sat. at two and four year degrees in 10305 Bluewater Hwy., Reformed Church, 1151W. 9:00 a.m. in the Congrega- the Fields of business and Lowell. Call 361-5463. Main, Lowell. 9:30-10:45 tional Church basement in management. The college « Come join us! Nursery provided. Lowell. Comer of Spring emphasizes the importance of Kent Co.) brings you news of city and Hudson Sts. weigh-ins the free enterprise system and SECOND MONDAY OF WEDNESDAY - Rollaway from 8:30a.m. to 8:50 a.m. the relationship between busi- Dear Parents: Ltd. Senior Bowling, 1 p.m. EACH MONTH: Golden ness and the aits. 55 and over. and township affairs . .. .. school Swingers meet 6 p.m. at EVERY THIRD SATUR- Northwood operates three The Lowell Area Schools will be Lowell Senior Center. DAY: Men's Breakfast 8 residential campuses in 2ND WEDNESDAY: Men's holding it's annual Kindergarten a.m. at Lowell Assemblyof Michigan, Florida and Texas; SECOND MONDAY OF breakfast at Lowell Senior Roundup May 6-13 in the Runciman God,3050AldenNash, just the Margaret Chase Smith EACH MONTH: The Center, 314 S. Hudson St. district news... sports... Lowell south of town). Special Library Center in Skowhegan, Elementary gym. We have sched- Bowne Township Histori- Call 897-5949 for reserva- speaker and good food. For MN; eighteen external plan cal Society will hold its regu- tions. uled two evening meetings for par- more info call 897-7047. of study centers throughout lar meetings at the Town- ents at which time a number of the United States; and inter- Cable TV listings... coming events ship Office, 6059 Linfield FIRST WEDNESDAY EVERY SUNDAY national study programs people will talk about Kindergarten A. E., Alto. The meeting is EACH MONTH: EVENING: Royal Rangers abroad, principally in Europe. Roundup and what your child can ex- at 7:30 p.m. Alzheimers Support births weddings Groups Support Goroup pect next fail. EVERY 1ST & 3RD TUES- meets at 6:30 p.m. at The meeting for families in the Alto Come One, Come All DAY: Lowell Lions Club Cumberland Retirement attendance area will be Tuesday, meets at 6:30 p.m. at Look Village. Phone 897-4810 To The All New Rootin, engagements... anniversaries... for information. Tootln, Rip Snortln, April 28 in the Alto Elementary gym from 7:00-8:00 p.m. Runciman-Riverside The meeting for families in the advertisements and much more! Health, cont'd. COWBOY Bushnell/Runciman attendance CARNIVAL areas will be on Wednesday, April 29 The bottom line message here is that we all should in the Runciman gym from 7:00-8:00 become better label readers. Sodium-like fat and cho- lesterol, is well hidden in many foods which may lead you Fri., April 24 p.m. Parents who have conflicts may to believe it is healthy. If you have been advised to follow attend either of these meetings. Sienl A Check Or Money Order Today! $10.00 In Kent Co., $14.00 Out of Kent 5-9 p.m. a low sodium diet, generally two grams or less per day, The testing program will be the Subscribe County Mail To. The Lowell Ledger, P.O. Box 128, Lowell, Ml 49331 then educate yourself on the ingredients of the foods you DON'T MISS THE WET SPONGE THROW same this year as it was last year regularly consume. While it is importantto minimize your - OUTLAW TARGETS INCLUDE: table salt intake, this may actually be the least of your and will take place between May 6- Your Name. dietary sodium concerns. "Ferdinand' Fritz Esch 13 in the Runciman gym. Details and "Jumpin" Jim Harden To The "Lasso" Louie Dudeck scheduling will be discussed during Address. "Jittery" Jim White Dinner the April 28 and 29 meetings. Pancake & French Toast Breakfast "Giddyup" Gary Kemp Served Please pass this information on to City. "Loco" Larry Mikuiski u Sunday, April 26 "Nimble" Nancy Anderson From anyone who has a child old enough Ledger State. "Jackrabbit" Jim Deweerd to start kindergarten next year (five Zip 9:00 a.m. -12:30 p.m. 5-8 pm At St. Patrick's School - Parneli "Billybob" Brent Noskey years old on or before December 1, "Derango" Dave Pasquale 1992). If you have any questions, ADULTS...$3.00 Sponsored By SI. Mary's and Watch for the Seniors Subtract $1.00 From Above Listed Subscription Prices "Montana" Mike Mathsz KIDS 12-5...$1.50 SL Patrick's 8th Grades, For Funds {or New Cowboy please call the appropriate school Today! Class Dip... UNDER 5...FREE (and any parent arrested (Alto • 868-6111; and Runciman • PLEASE COME G HELP US!.'! Menu FAMILY...$10.00 Lwho does not pay the bail) 897-9257). The Lowdl Ledger-Wednesday, April 22,1992-Page 8 The Lowdl Ledger-Wednesday, April 22,1992-Page 9 meeting at the Methodist I am very pleased to sec Maxon, Ralph Warner and I to leam requirements for start- Navy Airman Recruit ajoint effort with the U.S. Air that others have seen fu after some discussion, con- ing a troop. We then came Church. l0 Andrew J. Baylis, son of John In the Service Force, which included simu- As I remember, this was continue the scouting program cluded that the only way we back to Lowell and recruited E. Baylis of Saranac, recently lated air strikes and tested the Pet Tags, cont'd. in the spring of 1941 or *42.1 and Troop 102. could reach that goal would the ReveitodD. Cecil Pollach A returned aboard the aircraft carrier's ability to retaliate Letters remained with the troop until against air attacks. be to take the matter in our as our Committee Chairman, carrier USS Dwight D. work 92 in the Norwegian I joined the Navy, and was its coastal waters of Norway, in- treated for animal bites each year by emergency departments. own hands. Carl Freymuth as Committee Sincerely, Eisenhower, homeported in Sea. Baylis visited the cities of first Eagle Scout (the second clude maritime, air, amphibi- The actual incidence of bites is believed to be closer to two Dear Editor; blue, and am ashamed of the The three of us found Member and Wayne Springett Ken Dennis Norfolk, V A, following a six- Dubai, United Arab Emirates, ous and field training exer- million. way I look. Will you help get as our Scoutmaster and thus in Lowell Sam Yieter was month deployment. and Palma, Spain. I need your help and the someone to drive us to Grand Teamwork 92, designed cises. Pels are surrendered or abandoned by their owners for a was established Troop 102, the first). Baylis participated in op- The 1990 graduate of moral support of the people of me free? Rapids to the Scout Council to improve the professional- Other exercises con- variety of reasons, but roughly 10 percent of female dogs erations in the Atlantic Ocean, Saranac High School, Lowell as I am being held ism and effectiveness of ducted by the crew include surrendered are pregnant. Many owners are unprepared to The Bob Fox family Mediterranean Sea, Red Sea Saranac, joined the Navy in against my will. Because I can't NATO force while operating "Eager Mace," a 10-day, joint deal with an unwanted litter of puppies or kittens, and in and Persian Gulf, as well as in June 1991. write I am having a party write to the U.S. Census Bureau, 450 U. S. citizens are bom every in the realistic environment amphibious landing exercise desperation, some owners resort to inhuman actions when 2,500 m the NATO Exercise Team- this letter. Dear Editor, hour. By contrast, the Humane Society estimates that of the North Atlantic and in Kuwait, and "Sandstorm," they are unable to find homes for unwanted offspring. Volun- The owner of Larkin's Sa- I have been subscribing 3,000 dogs and cats are bom every hour. Therefore, pet over Area teers at a humane society in Orange County, California search loon. I think purchased me so population continues to be a serious problem in the United to the Ledger, my hometown Shawna Austin, S. Jolene disposal bins daily to look for living puppies and kittens thai he could display me for States because there are insufficient humans to meet the paper, for several years, and Ayres, Lena Lehman, Births placed among dead animals by desperate owners. Right here his customer s pleasure. demands for pet ownership. enjoy reminiscing about my Happy Birthday Lorraine King. in Lowell we have had several instances of kiuens left to die I am about fourteen years Stray animals are a big problem. For reasons of health and early years in Lowell. Noth- TAGS April 29: Laura Beth Kropf, in trash dumpsters. old. I wouldn't mind being dis- safely, private ownership of dogs in Peking, China was Samantha Dilling would ing gives me greater pleasure Randy Baker, K. J. Vezino, Pets should not be bred or allowed to become pregnant. played but they never allow banned in 1983. like to announce the birth of than reading about the activi- April 23: Tom Meisner, Dale Mike Hale, Edna Harig. Jenny Hoffman, Bryan Roth, Even if you did finds homes for all your puppies or kittens, me to clean up and I am mostly Extermination teams in Peking drowned or clubbed to her brother, James Aaron bom ties of my old Boy Scout Willmarth, Tom Cornell, April 26: Lisa Wright, Pauicia Wade, Carol Gage. how many of these offspring will become pregnant, and how in rags; now all the time. March 31,1992. He weighed Troop 102 and 1 thought you death 200,000 dogs by December of that year. In the United Terry Dintaman, Drake Marsha Ray, Casey Brown, many of the offspring of those offspring will become preg- If you would like to con- Approximately 20 million pets in the United States are 6 lbs. 1 oz. and was 18 inches might enjoy a little back- States, unrestricted dogs prey on sheep, cattle and deer, but DeCator, Chuck Schram, Bonnie Baird Ball, Tim Pfaff, nant? tact me go between the old euthanized (humanely killed) each year or die from exposure, long. Parents are Jeff and ground on this troop. usually do not eat their kills. Instead, uncontrolled dogs and Mary Wingeier. Ron Pawloski, Jerrold I strongly recommend that all pets be spayed or neutered Strand Theater and Larkin's Kerrie. Grandparents are Jim Lowell's only Boy Scout starvation or trauma. Most animals euthanized at animal cats eat garbage, resulting in overtumed trash cans and spilled 'April 24: Nichole Hoag, Richmond, John W. before six months of age, allowing no opportunity for an Saloon. and Pat Turner of Lowell, Troop had folded due to the shelters are healthy but abandoned or unwanted dogs and cats. garbage, thus increasing the cost of refuse removal. Donnie Shaffer, John Stencel, Guastavino, Ina Fisk. unwanted pregnancy. I am up high there and if I Willis and Louise Gaw of lack of a Scoutmaster, disap- Because of the short length of gestation and large numbers of Furthermore, zonotic disease, disease transmissible to man Ty Stahl, Michael Kropf, April 27: Jennifer Warner, can break free, 1 am caught Sand Lake and Donald and pointing those of us who had offspring, an individual dog or cat can be the source of over from animals, are difficult to control in roaming animal Barbara Kropf, Pat Kropf, FredOesch, Debbie Burrows. and tattered, I'll wave to you. Daphine Dilling of Battle a strong desire to become 4,000 new lives in seven years. populations and animal bites are a significant medical prob- Gary Goff, Richard Wingeier, April 28: Almira Tisron, Cellophane was in- Bruce P. Langlois, DVM You will know me as I am Creek. Great-grandparents are Scouts. Harold (Dusty) The number of pets needing homes far exceeds the number lem for humans. About 500,000 humans (mostly children) are Lyle Fullington, Orion Marge Baron, Timmy vented in Switzerland in 11610 East Fulton dressed in dirty red, white and 1906. Robert and Lucille Turner of of humans able to provide lasting and loving care. According Thaler, Billy Kennedy, (14). Vezino, Terese Brown, April Lowell, Michigan 49331 Pet Tags, cont'd., pg. 9 Grandville. April 25: Chris Hildenbrand, LaBine, Kellie Eickhoff, •Lowell City Council Proceedings Lowell City Council proceedings

asphalt cap on James Street to be split on a 50-50 basis parks. The operation of the King Memorial Pool has OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS bids - Musco of Michigan $9,360 would be billed at $1.61 per thousand gallons based on between the City and Property owner by special assess- been deleted from the Joint Agreement. The cost effec- Councilmembers Hodges and Thompson agreed to OF (Ann Arbor) 54 million gallons of flow per year. School Board Mem- ment. tiveness of pool repairs has yet to be determined. If Ihe represent the City on the committee. CITY COUNCIL - Rickert Electric $13,900 ber Ray Ouada said that the Lowell Area Schools are YEA: 5. OF THE pool would be re-opened, an amendment to the agree- (Lowell) required by Vergennes Township to have sewer and NAY: 0 B. REVIEW OF SITE PLAN INVOLVING RENOVA- CITY OF LOWELL ment would be drafted. City Manager Pasquale stated - Jennings $15,940 water at the new high school site. Quada noted that the ABSENT: 0. that the Parks and Recreation Commission will meet TION AND ADDITIONS TO THE LOWELL MIDDLE SCHOOL (present high school). At its March 23 meet- (Grand Rapids) Schools will have to do what it takes to accommodate For the Regular Meeting of MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1992 MOTION CARRIED. Saturday, (April 11) to discuss the condition of the $18,822 this. He felt it was in everyone's interest for the City and Pasquale noted that a special assessment district must ing, the Planning Commission reviewed and approved swimming pool and provide recommendations about re- the Township to discuss this and see what can and be established through a public hearing process. Upon • the site plan to accommodate improvements to the The Meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. by Mayor opening. Underground wiring quotes must be acquired. cannot be done. Maatman and the Clerk called the Roll. the creation of the district, the project can commence. Councilmember Green, referring to section II of Ihe present High School converting to a Middle School. By consensus, the Council accepted the Planning Richard Gorman. Interim Light and Power Superinten- City Manager Pasquale stated that the City has a pres- agreement, "Conducting and Scheduling Activities at dent mentioned that the price of the poles could be sure problem on the West Side. The City has problems Item #2. RESOLUTION ACCEPTING QUIT CLAIM Commission's approval of the site plan. Present; Councilmembers Green, Hodges, Thompson, Parks," felt it was important for the YMCA to give a copy reduced. when the system expands to accommodate the school Fonger and Mayor Maatman. DEED AND APPROVING AN EASEMENT AGREE- of their activities schedule to the Department of Public and townships. The present water system without im- Absent: None MENT TO PROVIDE ACCESS TO A BOAT LAUNCH Works so that maintenance of the Parks, can be planned Item #6. RESOLUTION TO THE KENT COUNTY ROAD COMMISSION REGARDING SOUTH HUDSON IT WAS MOVED BY HODGESand seconded by GREEN provement makes expanding impossible. George Regan, SITE AT STONEY LAKESIDE PARK. The City arrived accordingly. to proceed with the softball field lighting project at Water Plant Superintendent, added that when the plant IT WAS MOVED BY GREEN and seconded by HODGES at a proposed agreement with Grand River Investments, City Manager Pasquale introduced Andy Johnson, the STREET ROAD IMPROVEMENTS. The need to up- grade South Hudson between the bridge and Main Recreation Park with a cap of $23,000. is down, a negative pressure is created when a fire takes that the minutes of the March 16, 1992 meeting be Inc. (owner of Pebble Beach Apartments) providing newly appointed Lowell YMCA Director, who was present YEA: 5. place and the hydrants are open. approved as written. access to a future boat launch site at Stoney Lakeside to answer any questions concerning the agreement Street has been long identified as a priority with the City. ^City Manager Pasquale stated that a resolution needs to NAY: 0. Councilmember Hodges said there is strength in num- YEA: 5. Park. The agreement concerned the accepting a quit It was noted that the twenty five dollar gift certificates to be approved requesting the work be done at this time. ABSENT: 0. bers. He further mentioned that in this case, it is a win, NAY: 0. claim deed from GRI involving vacated West Street City residents would remain intact for Y sponsored The project, previously estimated at $250,000, would MOTION CARRIED. win. win situation. It upgrades our system and everyone ABSENT: 0. property. In addition, an easement provided use of the activities. Bob Ford (1376 Sibley) questioned what a include curb and gutter, drainage work, grading and benefits. George Regan. Water Plant Superintendent, MOTION CARRIED. Apartments entrance way to obtain access to a boat household should do if a gift certificate can't be located asphalting. The City's agreement with the Kent County Item #8. MEETING WITH LOWELL TOWNSHIP said it increases the City's customer base which is launch roadway. While the cost of the property (vacated Andy Johnson replied that residents with such problems Road Commission is to share any improvements on BOARD REGARDING WATER UTILITIES. The Lowell needed. In addition, residents in Eastgate on community IT WAS MOVED BY THOMPSON and seconded by West Street) is less than one dollar, the City is required should contact him directly at the YMCA. water are probably running softeners which won't be Hudson on a 50-50 basis. Township Board was present at the Council meeting to GREEN that the bills and accounts payable be allowed to install a four foot high fence along the east property discuss the extension of water into the township serving needed with city water. They will save money. and the warrants issued. line of the apartments and pave the access road. IT WAS MOVED BY HODGES and seconded by GREEN IT WAS MOVED BY GREEN and seconded by THOMP- the Eastgate Division as well as the new high school. Furthermore, it was mentioned by Lowell Township to accept the Joint City - YMCA Agreement regarding the SON that a letter be forwarded to the Kent County Road Gary Voogt of Moore and Bruggink (township engineer) Trustee Herb VanderBilt, that Eastgate residents do not YEA: Councilmembers Green, Hodges, Thompson and IT WAS MOVED BY GREEN and seconded by HODGES use of public parks for the year 1992. Commission to request the upgrading of South Hudson. and Tim McNamara of Fishbeck. Thompson. Carr and currently have fire protection. The hydrants are de- Mayor Maatman to approve the quit claim deed and easement agreement YEA: 5. Huber were also present. signed only to flush out the system. From a safety ^YEA: 5. NAY: 0. with Grand River Investments to provide access to a NAY: 0. The following tables provided by Gary Voogt demon- standpoint, the Eastgate residents would gain in fire NAY: 0. ABSENT: 0. boat launch site at Stoney Lakeside Park. ABSENT: 0. strates what customers will have to pay if water is protection. They could look at this as a positive to reduce ABSENT: 0. MOTION CARRIED. YEA: 5. MOTION CARRIED extended into the Township and High School as well as their fire insurance rates. MOTION CARRIED. NAY: 0. providing improvements to the City's water system. By consensus, the Council decided to meet in a work BILLS AND ACCOUNTS PAYABLE (4/6/92) ABSENT: 0. Item #5. LOWELL AREA SCHOOLS session on April 13, to discuss expanding the water MOTION CARRIED. Item #7. SOFTBALL FIELD LIGHTS. City Manager Compute Typical Household Water Bills system. Their findings will be further examined at the GENERAL FUND $82,029.59 Pasquale said that the softball field lights at Recreation A. CONSIDER AGREEMENT REGARDING STUDY (250 gallon/day) April 20.1992 Council Meeting. LOCAL STREET FUND 98.57 Item #3. FENCING AT STONEY LAKESIDE PARK. As Park are in unsuitable condition. The Parks and Recre- OF DEVELOPMENT ALTERNATIVES IN RIVERSIDE City Customer (present) Item #9. CITIZEN COMMENTS. None, SEWER FUND 19,692.38 deferred from the November 18, 1991 meeting, the ation Commission recommended that the lights be re- SCHOOL, RUNCIMAN SCHOOL AND CITY HALL RTS $8.50 WATER FUND 2,138.69 Council considered the fencing issue at Stoney Lakeside placed at Recreation Park. The present site was se- Item #10. COUNCIL COMMENTS. None BLOCKS. City Manager Pasquale mentioned that a Commodity EQUIPMENT FUND 685.48 Park. A question had arose whether to provide split rail m lected over Creekside Park by the Commission because new location for the library has been the motivating force 2.50 X 30 X 1.20/M = 9.00 AIRPORT FUND 2,908.89 or chain link fence. At the March 14 Parks and Recre- ^of the better condition of the playing field and that the Item #11. MANAGER'S REPORT City Manager Pas- behind discussions between the City Council and the majority of softball players favor Recreation Park. It was $17.50/Month LOOK FUND 281.54 ation Commission meeting, the Commissioners reaf- School Board to consider development opportunities in quale reported on the following: also noted that the lights could be moved eventually to 1. Police Officer Mike Martin, who has served with the firmed their recommendation for the split rail fence. The downtown areas owned by each respective entity. From Creekside. City Customer (with new tanks, pump, watermain) City since January 31.1983. accepted the position of Item #1. PUBLIC INFORMATION SESSION - JAMES following quotes for the split rail fence given last fall have these discussions, potential projects were expanded to been reconfirmed. The total cost of the project has been estimated at RTS $8.50 Police Chief with the City of Leslie. Leslie has a popula- STREET IMPROVEMENTS. Cost estimates were pre- include park development, a riverwalk. Showboat and Good Fence (Wyoming) $3025 $30,000. On August 21. 1991, the Look Committee Commodity tion of about 2.000 located between Lansing and Jack- sented for paving James Street relating to the planned Amphitheater improvements and a community center as approved $10,000 toward the project. A $10,000 alloca- 2.50 X 30 X 1.50/M = 11.25 water main upgrading. The following two estimates were Ace Hardware (Wyoming) $3585 well as added off street parking. son. Freedom Fencing (Grand Rapids) $3770 tion from the Lee Fund has been proposed. The remain- $19.75/Month Mike has done an outstanding job for the City and will be provided: (a) a 12' wide asphalt repair covering the water The initial course of action was to formally establ-ish a It was noted that the cost of a chain link fence would be ing balance was projected from the City General fund Township Customer greatly missed. main installation area for $8,000, (b) a 20' wide asphalt joint committee to study identified potential projects and $12,200, based on quotes from several vendors. and the two townships. Both have been solicited. Lowell Initial hookup fee $500.00 /House 2. The following Mayor Exchange dates with St. Louis mat covering the width of the roadway for $15,500. The report back to the City Council and School Board by ^Township has offered $2,500 toward lighting ($3,000 if Monthly bill have been proposed. cost of asphalting has been split on a 50-50 basis June. IT WAS MOVED BY THOMPSON and seconded by "community Development Block Grant funds are ap- RTS 9.00 June 9 (Tuesday) in St. Louis between the City and property owner. Based on front Mayor Maatman felt that was much to accomplish by Commodity GREEN to accept the Good Fence bid of $3025 with proved). June 16 (Tuesday) in Lowell footage cost, proposed special assessments were pro- June 1 However. City Manager Pasquale stated that Ihe 250 X 30 X 2.00 = 15.00 proceeds from the Chadalee Farms purchase of a With regard to costs, the following has been completed. By consensus, the Council agreed with these. vided to each affected property owner ($1.66 per l.f. for committee will have to respond to the Council and $24.00 /Month portion of Creekside Park to be used for the fence 3. Copies of the February Planning Commission min- 12' width asphalting, $3.20 per I. f. for20' width asphalting). School Board if the June 1 date cannot be met. (22% above City) utes as well as minutes of the February Light and Power Several affected property owners stated their concerns installation. a. Cost of poles - purchased through Lowell Light and YEA: 4. (Thompson, Hodges, Green and Maatman) and Cable TV meetings were provided. about the actual construction and patching of their road. IT WAS MOVED BY HODGES and seconded by GREEN Power Voogt noted that the proposed rates were based on NAY: 1. (Fonger) Councilmember Green stated that he was having a to enter into an agreement with the School Board to (6 poles at $ 1,077 per pole) $6,462 financing $1,240,000 of in city improvements less ABSENT: 0. create a joint committee to study development possibili IT WAS MOVED BY HODGES to adjourn at 9:19 p.m. struggle with not doing the entire project now (sanitary $140,000 of work on M-21 (special assessed) plus the ties in the Runciman School, Riverside School and City b. Remove old poles ($1.200) and install new poles DATE APPROVED: April 20,1992 sewer, and curb and gutter). In ten to fifteen years, the MOTION CARRIED. township tank ($500,000). The $1,600,000 of these Hall blocks to aid the downtown. ($1.800) through LLP $3,000 City will have to do all the improvements. By then, the YEA. 5. improvements would be financed through a 20 year bond at 6% interest. The in city rate has been proposed James D. Maatman, Mayor whole project could have been paid. Item #4. CONSIDERATION OF 1992 JOINT CITY- NAY: 0. YMCA AGREEMENT. The Council reviewed a pro- c. Purchase of light fixtures (30 -1500 watt) and for a 30 cent per thousand gallon increase. The township David M. Pasquale. City Clerk ABSENT: 0. IT WAS MOVED BY GREEN and seconded by THOMP- posed agreement with the YMCA for the use of city mounting on poles $9,360 SON to recommend that the City accept the 20' wide MOTION CARRIED. 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Fred MacMur- 00 NBC Newe (CC) Connecticut A woman is pressed 00 MOVIE: Wicked 0® Flrat Look 0Pald Program oivpmoinv11 ill fw a VTn^ftffriiiwa 0® 0 Street Juabce (CC) mto pubkdy entertammg her boss hts son and 0 WMdttfe Chronidoe ray. Nancy Olson 1961 (CC) (CC) daughtar-m-law ara on a vacation, a 0 MOVIE: Logecy of Uea A 0 0 Computer Chronidoe SHd) CBS Newe for the hokdeys. Dyan Cannon. Kns •0 NBC Night man mamas a myatanous. charm- 3:000 Inaida Wlnoton Cup Redng man's respect for his policeman 0 0d) Paid Program Knstoff arson 1992 The Wonderful World of ing octooananan and movas har (Stereo) father is tested when he learns his O [MAX] MOVIE: A Show of 0O 00 ABC Newe (CC) 10400 News (CQ into tha famrfy homa Banc Davis. 00 Joy of Mualc family haa underwork) connections Force (Stereo) Doga S [MAX] MOW: Hot PurauH Leegue Ba (L) A kA ~, | ^ • *** *- LOWELL CABLE TELEVISION DEPARTMENT CoNaan Camp. 1969 • 0 O Inaide Informotion (Stereo) Michael Ontkean. Martin Landau 0 John Ankorborg 2460 MOW: The Abeent Minded (Stereo) I Mil•u nncncoc* 0® MOVIE: A Retain in tha (oo 1992. (Starao) (CC) 0 Newa/lnside Bualneaa Profeeeor A lovable, bumbling • Scooby Doo 0 Treckaide et Ladbroke DRC Sun A frustrated Chicago black 0 [HBO] Thafa My Dog (Stereo) • Airre1 M, , uI 'nncncoc * - —«n- rrweeni• • nla s science teecher mvents a sub- Now Zorro (Stereo) (CC) "Owned By The People Of Lowell" Seved by the Bel Merk-Paui 10:350 MOW: Virginia CNy Union family ia sbrrad mto an amotmnai SSportaCanter 0 Improv TonNe (Stereo) stance that defies gravity, and the S and Confederate spies try to outwit flux whan tha proud mothar of tha Newa/World Report 0 World Todey 0d) Star Trek: The Next Pentagon, a baskatbel teem and a Qosseiaar. Tiff ani-Amber Thiessen each other in obtsmmg ooto that houaahoid raceivas a $10,000 Ma CNN 0 Looney Tunea Generation (CQ con man all want it. Fred MacMur- sympathizers m Virginia City went 0Up Ctoee insurance payment. 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WHham Leslie 740 0 Holf Hour Comedy Hour Bergerac 0 NBA BaaketbeN Playoffs (L) 0d) Newa 0(1) 00 NBA Boeketbel 12400 120 Minutoe 1957 Golden Glrla (CQ 00 Michigon Bueineee LOWELL CABLE TV ADVISORY COMMITTEE 0 fakTakee MI eto You r Loedera Playoffs. 1st round (game 2) (L) 0 Exdtlng World of Speed end 7:05 0 American Sporta Cavalcede 2^50(1) Ifa Showtime ot the Enterteinment Tonight Weekly 0 Al American WraoMng Boeuty (Stereo) M Hosts: Steve Evans, Brock Yates (StereoHCQ 0 0 Travola (CC) 0 MOW: Son ol Paleface A 0 Momenta of Courage (Stereo) 00 Ufootyiee of the Rich ft man goes to the Weat to daxn an 24000 MOVIE: Rowheed Rex An (C 0 MOVIE: Do A successful writer 4:000 LPGA Qolf Sara Lee Qolf 7:150 BaaebeN Tonight Femoua Si 00 SocNell/Lohrer travelsto Irelan dtor M s father's inheritance, only to find a pile of 00 Americe'a Dofenee ancient evil. Rewheed Rex. is NewaHour (CC) PURPOSE: unpaid debts left to him by his Classic (L) (Stereo) 7:300 Movie Awerda Nomination unleashed on a smal Irish vaege funeral and finds the old man's 0O 00 Wheel of Fortune presence everywhere. Martin father Bob Hope. Jane Russeii 0 0 Magic Johnaon'a AN-Star 00 0® Porker Lewie Cant and only one daresto fac e Mm Slam 'N Jem Mage Inc va 0O Michigon Ouldoora Sheen. Bernard Hughes 1966 1952 Loael (Stereo) (CC) David Dukes. KeNy Piper. 1967 0CMecGyver Aliens 0O Memoriee: Then ond MecGyver (CQ 0 MOVIE: High Noon A town 0(1) 0(9 Agemat AN Odda 0 The WoRona marshal must face a killer and his 0® Star Seerch Bordertown (Stereo) (CQ ereo) (CC) J The Jefforaona (CQ Night Court (CQ To act as a liaison between the people in the area served by Lowell Cable TV and brothers atone, without aid from tha 0 0 Outdoor Wlaconaln WHord Scott's Amateur 0 Carolno'a Comedy Hour cowardly townapeopie. Gary 0O WKAR Auction S 0 JohnOatoon Hour 3400 [MAX] MOW: Moon In S Cooper. 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To inform the Lowell Cable TV Board of the needs and 0 NewaDay final round (L) 0 Newa/World Report Flnei acorpio 0 An Evening ot Bw Improv 0 Looney Tunea 0 Dovid Lottormen wrwta llnOaUlnim • lilliio • fcAAseamreOWra 0 [HBO] MOW: Dirty Dendng Edition 0 Auatrelon Rulee Footool 0 Twentieth Century I i • • riHn • Mmsaf 0 Jknmy Houoton Ouldoora 0(1) Currant Affolr (CC) concerns of the people in the Lowell Cable TV viewing area. ••©iconiB rr^inmiin (Stereo) • wrifl rT00Qsfn^ rf0W® 0 Btock Rhino: The Loot Looney, Looney, 0 Dick Von Dyke 00 Boot of Love Connection • PhHodotohio Orchoetra Uvel 1® 0(1) Herd Copy unny Movie Bugs 0 (D 0(S) Mann a nsocmna 0 The Peper Mon (Pt 2 of 2) John 11:300 Beet of Seturdoy Night Uve A Tribute... of and his fnanda attend a special (Storoo) (CQ Bach, Over Tobiea. 0 CNN 00 Love ConnecBon awards ceremony featunng dips of Neture (Stereo) (CC) Id) 0 Mafnr Laeque 3400 Paid Program 0 ® 0 d) Araenio Hoi (Starao) their peat wortia. 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Clifton Webb. 1944 0 MOW: From the Hip A lawyer Id) disintegrating as conflict anaea fals m love with a permNeas gin. true makes a name for himself by 12450(1) On Scone: Emergency 0 You Canl Do Thot on 3:460 Newaroom (CQ between the sona from Ma nrat snd love runs a rough oourae. James winning hopeless cases through AtssrA. second merrtegea. Richerd WW- Derren. Pamela Tiffin. 1964. outrageous courtroom tactics . Judd 0 Magic, 4400 WCW Main Event _ MOW: Qoto' South A pretty KC merk. Spencer Tracy. 1964. an 'N Jem Shaw Stoppers vs. 0 Goof Troop 12:15 • Ed RandaTa Talking spmster marriea a crook to save him Nelson. Ekiabeth Perkms. 1967 Vergennes Township Dan Serne 0 Major Leegue Beaebell Akens. ffareo) 0 M^er Laaaaa Baaebal Cube Kofak (CQ from the galtowa and puts him to Program at Bravee(L) SrrlOfi^yiinw work in her mine. Jack Nicholson, Royals at Blua Java (L) (CQ 1240 0 MOW: NigMbrooker A neur- 0 Green Acrae 12^0 • MTV Sporta 0 Love Boat 0 NASCAR 500 Mary Steenburgen 1976 PrkneNewa (CC) ologist arrives m Laa Veges to 0d) 'Sweeting Bulato' Crime • BM Dence Ouldoora A simple Looney Tunea accept a medical award and ia 0 Nawe/Tho Big Btory 0 Survival S Time After Prime Time (Stereo) way to catch bass (Slarao) 0 The Paper Mon (Pt 2 of 2) John confronted with neggmgguilt about 0 ANrod HRchcock 0 Croeoflra City of Lowell Vacancy 0 MOVIE: The Qoieho Boy A 0 Looney Tunee (CQ Id) •• NBA jobless, bungkng megiaan joins a Bach. Oliver Tobiea Ms past u a U.S. nudeer tester m 0 MOW: When the DaRona • O Wei llreet (Stereo) 0 Equeelrien Work) Cup of Show Nevada. Martm Sheen, Emito Ea- Rode Tha Me of the infamous 0 Fight Night et the 11:350(1) 00 Tonight Show USO unit touring Japan and Korea, From Aubum Haa. Mich (T) Siamng jonnny uarmon (cq confuamg American-Japanese tavez. 1969 Dalton gang ia dramatized. Ran- • ® Flahing 2 0cS)li® Murder. She Wroto 0d) CandM Camera (Stereo) ra^bons and haraaaing the troopa. 12:300 Rood Toot Mogazlne dolph Scott. Kay Franda. 1940 # # 00 Love Connection 00 M A S*H • Newa/Sdence end Tech- Jerry Lewis. Mane McDonald (Stereo) 440 0 Logon'a Run n nin ^ • • ii (SuMng Sonet Portrait of the 0d) Enterteinment Tonight Lowell Senior Center Vacancy noiogy wwmrn 1958 0(0) Pump N Up 11:400 [MAX] MOVIE: Enter the m darteea Expleina N AM Earth (CC) 4400 [MAX] MOW: Out for (Stereo) (CC) 4:15 O [MAX] MOVIE: The Peiermo 0O Off the Record Dragon (CC) • d) Thie Week m BooeboN Stereo) (CQ 7:36 0 Major Leegue Booebel Cubs Connection (Stereo) (CC) 6:300 Al-TV 0(9 Studio 22 11:460 [HBO] George CarHn Uve ot • d) Paid Piogiom Racaday (L) (Stereo) 0 World Tomorrow at Braves (L) Bw Peromount (Stereo) (CQ 4:30 0 0 Michigan Ouldoora 0 0® In Living Color 0 MOW: Loot In Bw Borrane II: 6400 Crook end Ctwee Lowell Ministerial Association W.J. Amundsen 12:35 • Andy QrtffNh 0 Doubto Traublo S 12400 Yol MTV Rope (St^oMCC) Am#rtcal# F(jnniMt Curae of the VHdng Grave A Cree 4:400 [HBO] Mr. Boon (CQ 0 0 MOW: Slarmen A power- NoehvMo Now (Stereo) 12:45 • Ponnont Chaae 5C America'a Cup ChaNenger- boy and a street-wtse dty kid battle fui aNan comeato Earth . faNa m love /Defender Finals (L) (JIP) 0 Boot d Love Connection 1:00^ The Weak in Rock s c and flnda himself pursued by f 0 Got the Picture government agents. Jeff Bridges, 0 0 Ntahtlno (CC) • The Boeemoolera Techniques iX' sa g. it, w 0 The Equalizer for spotted boas. (Stereo) 0 Hockey Week (Slarao) Karen Alen 1964. Lowell Area School Staff Dr. Fritz Esch • d) •• NBA BoakotboN 5:00 0 I'm Your Biggoet Fen 0Qet Smert 0(1) 00 Freeh Prince of MONDAY 0 CNN Playoffs, lat round (gama 2) (L) 0® Tenon 9*00 Exciting World of Speed and 1 Bd-Ak (Stereo) (CQ 00 MOW: North Avenue 0 Morkft Mlnd y 00 Nova (Slarao) (CC) 0® Ufootyiee of the Rich A Beamy (Slarao) divide the toot Jim Brown. Dieheim Irregulora A rMMator seeks the 0 Dovid L Wdper Prooonta help of the lediee of the church to 0 Colege Tormie Southwest (Srao)(CQ Carrol. 1966. Lowell Area School Student Rep. RiSren April 27 blow the whistle on the local Conference Chemp (T) Andrew Breimayer •d) 0aMowj 12400 [HBO] MOW: Modern % •Juatthe Ten of Ua (CC) C1992 TV Using mc R Worth. TX gambling syndtoaW Edwerd Herr- 0 Beyond 2000 • EortyPm WhNe' NBC Sundoy Night et the menn, Barbera Herria. 1979. 0 MOW: Wlntor Ml A senee of 0 MacQvver • Femly Doubto Dare Moviee in the 1940a, a women ia 1400 MOW: Raggedy Aim end 0 0 Treveto (CQ Mzarra murders movea a mountam 0 Neweuay • John Abdo'a Strength end forced to confront the peat when Andy: A Mueical Adventure resort community towerd panic as her sister emves in New Yorktfler MORNINQ~ Lowell Cable TV-moderator only Whenever a young gin fala aalaep. The Untold the pokoe dasparatoh search tor Frank Taber being freed from a concentration 0d) CoBege WraoMng ncaa her rag doli comato W e and laed the kaar. Andy GhffWi. Sheree can?. Maximaen Schel. Maureen d Bw Brtckyord ChemptonaWpa (T) (CC) 5400 tha otwr loye on incredfela adwen- 0 (HB^BwWfcSomoono to North. 1974. 00 WLAF FooSol Regional &06^ Tom end Jonya Funhouoo 1992. (Storoo) (CQ turea. (Anknotod) 1977. Watoh Over Me (Stereo) (CQ 124600 NlgMlaa(CQ Broedcaat (L) 5:100 [HBO] MOW: Wartocfc 0 Top Raak Boxing Tommy 0 (MAX) MOW: EverytNng 124000 MOW: Qieyatoka. The 0(C Qotfing 5:150 TenBi inning (Slarao) Mormon va. Kimmuel Odam (R) Yea Akaayo * The committee is not a governing body, but works in an advisory capacity to help the Night (Pt Legend af Tariam Lord of Bw S:3O0 The Week ki Rock i Ntaht Movie 6400 [MAX] MO 1410 MOW: Qamovtoo An Apoe Bom d node blood. Tarzan 1«(_ 00 WKRP In Whoa We Moot is rawed by apee in the funglee d Lowell Cable TV serve the Lowell area in the best possible way. We welcome murovr. wwsrfficw wvww o 1:160 Tlgera Today 00 Off the Record 1992. (Slarao) (COJ 7400 Baoobi Africa; whan taken beckto dvilza - Super Senee (Slarao) route to Mexico. Cornel WNde. PitoooVdtonl (Storao) (CQ tton, hew torn between two wortda. comments and suggestions from all Lowell Cable TV subscribers or others in the 1:300 Rockumentory My TWo Dodo 6400 j^] MOW: Jenrwler Salt 1972. PrlmoNewe (CQ Christopher Lambert Ralph Rl- 0 Hank Parkofa Outdoor F-Troop « 1400 [MAX] MOW: Love and 1 chardaon. 1964. Maaeilni (Slarao) 0 MOW: Alfltoro An arialocrallc David L (Storao) 'MIO^ area. Give your comments and suggestions to one of the representatives, call us French beouty caplurea the heart • Ntekl m m Btoftdnga (Stereo) (CQ 240 MOW: Owiry 2000 • Goff in I New Zano (Serao) (CC) • and threaiana tw freedom of a on the Advisory Board "hotline" at 897-4077 or write us: (Starao) I Newe/Week m Review notorious character. Chertea 0 Mawa/Moaaywaek S Boyer, Signd Guhe. 1936. 0 MOW: Cat Baloa A achod- makaa a nametor Mmad f by S0 a ruCNnN iii • iHhi Newe Two lonely aduka tryto An d 0 Nick HKUat 5:350 merm laame aMi a caMa nwder end 0 Markft Mtod y 9400 [HBO] MOW: Tho Lael winning hopdaae caaae ttirough 0 Meier League Bi Emperor (Slarao) (CQ a drunk poakig aa a preodwr 10 rob oulrageouaootftroomtadica. Judd 0d) 0d) MOW: Honor Thy dttw pea t whan broudo togamar a train Jane Fonda. Lee Mervm Sox at Ttoara (U 5:460 [HBO] Mr. (CC) ZZLTrSU SuMtov Movie A on ChrWOnoa Eve in a New Endand NaWon. Ekzabatfi Pertdne. 1967 10400 SportoContor 1966. '92 0® Peta Ptogrea college student ptots wKp h*s mn. Uoyd Bridgea. Shktay Jonea 0 Mac and MuBay 10460 MOW: PuRMI'H Supar- S460 Duff frta^to k a Ma parantMut afW natural spihta stop out d a taleW- 1969. (Slarao) 0(1) AI-TV Ma mothar atavivea the attack. Ma aion screen and turn a peeoofui 3400 [MyiMOW:LaCagooux 10 suburben home Mo a scene d 0CD Lowell Cable TV Advisory Board Ml 1 terror JoBdh WWema. Craig T. 0 Read Radag Canabad 5000 snKv™*.** 0 Truddn UBA A ooHedton of (R) 0(1) lawyer mekoa a nome for iwnaalf by nHIMary vehidaa. (Stereo) (SWJoljCC) David wmnmo hooaiaea caaea througn 00 Mama'e Femly 11400 [MAX] MOW: The fiprrca wit h Larry 127 N. Broadway bio Mr. Limpet (CQ • d)^O^d)«0^^ 3^60 [NBOJ MOW: The Toy Parkins 1967 12:460 [HBOl MOW: The (CQ 0 MOW: FMeh Uaa Driven by 0(1) 0(1) M^or Dad (Storao) Lowell, Mi 49331 AFTEMNOON (CQ 0MOW?Swoot15A 8 CRy UmRa Ma aMdlc father, a boy enwrs s American drt Warns a dark secret 0MOW:TheBpBIAgengi uuwysOlon requiring Mmto ue e NadMBe Now (Storao) about har fwiWy on tha eve d har An aging Jewel tfvef •TSLgMOW: (CQ 0 00 MOW: 'In Bw naif a m*on dokars in front d Herddato wai . James Brokn, Joah X 15th bathdey. Tony Plana. Karia Uve hilars so w (CC) BroHn. 1966. ShadowotaKT caaea and cheiangaa fernto stea l 100000 wHneeeee wdh no troude. ana. 19W. I tew but prodama strike when rskma to 4400 [MAX]MOW:WMtol Mght al Bw A former hia moat valuable poaeeaaion. a 0 NBABeakatoal Ptoyoffa (L) 1.000-carat rubv. Re* Harrfaon (CQ A mMBiar Ledger-WcdncMlay, ® About Whaala Spnnt car 3:36 0 Qunamoke The Lowdl April 22.1992-Page 16 ho0 ol mo Mtoe of tie ohurch 10 • MerttMMr racea test drivers The Lowdl Ledger-Wednesday, April 22,1992-Pagc 17 Mow the whlatta on the local WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY cont. 3:00 If the Shoe Flta A 3:400 [MAX] MOVE: The Boot FL Oak Chorky merm. Borbera Herria. 1979. J|^^sy Clndardta meeta her i (CO 0:460 [HBO] MOVIE: Defending ® ShowBlx Todey 7*1® Pnnoa Charming in Paris, but her ® Petty Duke g^®® TMe le Gorth IMho Sky 4*0 0(D NBC MghteMe Your Ufe (Slereo) (CO MONDAY cont. April 29 0Qolf Show Amwtcan Muwc Shop jealous roommates interfere Rob ® WorM et War (Stereo) Lowe^ Jennifer Grey. 1991. 0 MOVE- BendRa of the Weet 1O*O0On Stege (Siareo) ma> U Th. 1 (CO A U.S. mershd defends a gas 0® 21 Jump Street (CO ®d) Night Qemee 11:100 Anaataole: The Mystery of •^Storao) (CC) • MOVIE: WMte Fire Love, company from videnoe. ANen Lane. of ghouNee reium and wreek hovoc al 12J0 0® MOVE: The OaMMere in • MOVE: Lady fci WhNe A boy • X •• UL Law (Slereo) 1:00 2:30«Dmte a carnival, larrortilng the crowda Anne (Pt 2 of 2) Amy Irving. Elke suspense snd murder surround the Cathy Downa. 1953. 1900a Oklahome. vtolanoa erupts gala locked m the schod doekroom tor a legendery 2004-. m i r • d) •• • •(£ •ffl louda and pleya Cupidtor ho r ))(CO 1:380d) •• Later WNh (Starao) Corroopondont An Amohcan 12*00 Yd MTV Rape • NewaNight Updete favorite cartoon show snd become • • •d)Newe O World Nowa Now (Starao) raponar wrmassas ma Kfunapping during the Reconatrudton. SMrtev NeehvMe Now (Siareo) caught u(p in s conflict among WGVU Auction (Cont) SM Temple. Lionel Barrymore. 1036. • Donna Reed wiunninMOQMIIJun - • - • of a diplomat and invaattoataa tha The Qrfflera ® Boot of Love Connection • To Be Announced inieiiigent dinosaurs Omri Katz. (CQ 2*0 • Muolc VMooe (Stereo) (CC) AFTERNOON X tpy ring that ia raaponaoa: Alfred 00 Mghtino (CO • d) Jerry Springer Tiffanie Poaton 1992. (CC) [MAX] MOVE- Out for Ckib Dence (Stereo) • 700 Ctub WWi Pol nncncoc• nr» KrA airacirtiB ai sr ta jowi Mcv-rek iran a 12401_ 0 The Equakzer 5*00 Sporta LateMght 0 Scooby Doo rtlce (Stereo) (CC) (9 WorM Newe Now (Stereo) 1:35^d) •• Later WHh Bob S Larama Day. 1940. 1M0On (Slereo) 12*0® | 0 llinelon Ocean Evente wai- 6:150 [MAX] MOVE: Hole of New Zorro (Stereo) (CC) MecGyveMocqyver (CC) (CO • Chockorod Flog • MOVIE: Tho Aritono Cowboy notw A ••nsiiivo mtriaym am* w MOVE: The NeverEndbig kiki Kings Race (R) Coatee Anger Saved by iw Bel Mark-Paul Bordertown (Stereo) (CC) • 700 Club With Pot booot tho cereor of a singer he • MOVIE: He Knowa You're « Beeeboi Tonight A formar Ol. who it now a rodao Qoaadaar. TWanl-Amber TMeaaen • WoHdwWo Update [HBO] MOVIE: Tho God- ry A myatartoua book takea a 6:300 [HBO] MOVIE: S knows ia untaiantod. Woody Aian. • Fomwood 2Nlghl show t txggast attraction, gata boyto th e meglcel lend of Fanteaia. 0 CNN Alone A psychotic kiier searches • Sports TonlgM • Thoroughbred Dlgeet mvolvad in a roObary. Rax Aian father. Pert III (CO Mia Farrow. 1964. (or beautiful brides-to-be. Don • Lovojoy ® MOVIE: Aprl Momlng New 0 David Lean: A Ufe m F«m wMch la in danger of being dea- 0 Mork A Mlndy Cloae • Lucy Show 1949. ® MOVE: Boiianni McCoy Scardlno. Caittm O Heaney 1960. 7*00 SportoContor WHd 6 Crazy Klda 0 An Evening et iw Improv 9Nkiht • d) Engiend reaidents foreshadow the 0d) Mght QemM troyed by ovN forces. Noeh Hath- 0 Combet et See Lorry King Uvol Whan a pretty McCoy lass fais in awoy. Barrett Giver. 19S4. (CO 0 Humon Animel 1:40 • MOVIE: Poor Uttte Rich GM A 0d) 0d) CBS Newe (CC) 0 TMe Week In NASCAR • Brute Force: The Metory of dedaratton of war and tha begm- love with a handsome Hatfield boy. 6*00 [MAX] MOVIE: Corvette I Drognol mog of American Matory when they She Wrote (Stereo) lonely little rich girl runs swsy from Summer 0 Buga Bunny and Pole 0 Neturd WorM Weeporw etWer % MOVIE: Honky Tonk A con _ I MOVIE_ : i 1 An enatocratlc the old famky feud breeka out anew. 12*5 0 MOVIE: The Stronger Within man m an 1880t boomtown faNa for bend together to stand up to the home snd is befriended by two 0 MOVIE: In Enemy Country A 6:350 Andy Griffith 11*00 The Big Picture • d) Home Shopping French boeuty'captures the heert 1:20 [MAX] MOVIE: Inotent Farley Granger. Joen Evona. An expectant mother s unborn cMW a raapactabla. law-abiding lady Bntiah Tommy Lee Jonea. Robert lake (Stereo) controls her bizarre diet and erratic vsudevillisns who manege to put French intelligence officer leeds s 0® Love Connection 0 Neture of Thkigo (CC) and threatens the freedom of a me (Sureo) (CC) 1949. her into their ad. Shirley Temple. 7*0 0 Holf Hour Comedy Hour Richard Cranna. Margot Kiddar Unch. 1968 C behevior Barbara Eden. George mission to destroy s Nazi munitions 0® Odden GMa (CC) 0Q) 0d)AreenloHel(Stereo) 2*6 0 d) MOVIE: Cerry on Cowboy notorious character Charles ® MOVIE: Three Deya of Ihe . MOVIE: The Clndnnotl KM 12^0® Mafor Leegue Baaebel Cuba ® LoVIE: Corapkacy to KM A Akce Faye. 1936 (CC) fsctory producing torpedos Tony 1974. Boyer. Signd Oune 1938 Gnzzard. 1974. 0(1) Enterteinment Tonight A sanitary anomeer ia mistaken for Condor A CIA researcher teams Stud-poker experta compete for at Bravea (L) bizarre murder caae Involvoa a 2*0 • Mualc VMeoa Frsnaosa. Anjanette Comer Michigon Outdoora 2:05 • d) MOVIE: Nighta in Whlta supremecy m 1930s Now Orleans. 0 ffl) Mghtino (CC) (Slereo) (CC) a brave sheriff who waa supposed 4.-06 • d) NBC Nlghtolde mora than he should and plunges 12:46® [MAX] MOVIE: The Hunt for pharmadat who uaea hia drugatore • Club Dence (Stereo) 1968 0(D Merrled...With CMMren todesn up sn outlsw-mfested town Sobn A successful photographer Stave Mcuueen. Edwerd O. Robin- aa a front tor stolen goods. Robert 12:3008) MOVIE: Seeelona A Mgh- _ Aim tho FomNy mto a harrowing cham of events thet Red October (Stereo) (CO • O World Newa Now (Stereo) 9*00 [HBO] MOVIE: Al Doga Go to 28 •ffSSL of Fortune Sidney James. Kenneth Williams meets t young women from the exposes top government secret son. 1966. Conrad. BeNnda Montgomery pneed cell girt, perplexed by her 0 dD 0 05) Wheel streets and soon prefers her to his 4:30 • Alfred Hnchcock Prooonta 1*0® MOVE: Robin Hood England s unuaual double Ufa. hea an emotion- (CO Heeven (Stereo) (CC) Hm'QeneaiaI ueneaia-.N o Admittance 1966 agents Robert Redford. Faye Dun- 1:300 Church Street Station 1970. • 700 Club With Pet 0 MOVIE: The Med Bomber A jaded girlfriend, Kenneth David • d) Home Shopping legendary hero and Ma band of al breakdown and seeks counsel- 10*00 [MAX] MOVIE: The Shrimp ® MecGyver (C 0 MOVE: Comenche Territory away 1975 0® MOVIE: The Perado The PrlmoNewe (CC) nooertson Jim Bowie, by introducing Ms knifs police investigator is sssigned to Oilman. PnsaMa Hams 1987 Merry Men defend the common ing Veronica Hamel. Jeffrey on the Berbie (CC) 0 The Waftona /tm kj- 4:35® Hogon's Heroes ® Father DowNng Myatorloe kves of s women and her family are F-Troop to the Indians, becomes their fnend spesrhead a seerch for a mad riDU Piignisia© people from Prince John. Voices: S DeMunn. 1963. • IneMe the PQA Tour 0 SportoContor 0 The Jeffereona (CC) 4:46 • [MAX] MOVIE: Night of the Stereo) (CC) thrown mto turmoil when her hus- Peter Uatinov. Roger MlHer ® CombetetSee • Worldwide Updete oponsvsniwf snd hdps them fight the outlaws bomber terronzmg a city. Vmce 2:20 • [HBO] MOVIE: Tho Ood- ® Lorry King Uvel 0 (JZ) Foi Guy (CC) Worrtor band returns for revenge after (Animated) 1973 (CO 0(9 Joen Rivera • PeM Progrom 10:05 0 MOVIE: Summer GM A happily trying to tske their Isnd for its silver Edwards. Chuck Connors. 1972. II (CC) Urin nvaunnlia • rilln® • rww|J v (ia riDi# niynislue • seven years in pnson. Michael ® Gormen Soccer Weekly ino • In Seerch of... married couple with two children 0 Looney Tunea Msureen O'Hsrs. Macdonald Car- Learned. Frederic Forrest 1964. 0 MOVIE: Dekota A rebel on the ® Get Smert ®d) •(£ MOVE: 'Betmen' run from a shady past tnes to find • d) Home Shopping and one on tha way ara harangued 0 Dovid Lottormen 1950. 2:20 0 [MAX] MOVIE: Some Kind of 0O Newa 1*5® MOVIE: A Real Americen by a live-m baby sitter. Barry ® Dovid Leon: A Life In Film CBS Movie Spedel Tortured by the courage to face Mmaelf Lou • The Adventurera 0 Sporta Spota Koiek (CO Hero (Stereo) (CC) ®d) •(£ MOVIE: 'Dolvor 0 [HBO] MOVIE: Q A A (Stereo) Hero A Tennessee sheriff takea up the memory of Ma parents murder Bostwick, Kim Darby. 1963 SportoContor a one-man fight to drive local Diamond PMiips. Eh Cummms 0d) Broneon i 2:300 Dennla Miller Them From Evl: The Toking of by thuga. a millionaire genius 2*6 • d) MOVIE: Return to Juatlce 10:300 [HBO] MOVIE: Defending moonshmers out of business Bnen 1968 Spactal 0 SportoContor TUESDAY Alto View' CBS Tuoodey Movie Ib'wiaf Footbell Fire at Riders devises a mysterious, powerful A pokcemen searches tor outlaws Your Ufe (Stereo) (CC) 0 Green Acrea Dennehy. Forrest Tucker 1976. 0 Women's Pro Beech in the West. Richsrd Lynch. Gnffin 0ffl) Beet of Love Connectton 0 Sporta LateNight A draturbed man with a gun takes fi! attar ego to fight crime. Jack Voioybol From San Juan. Puerto 0d) 'SMk Stolklnga' Crime 6:15 O [HBO] MOVIE: (Ster- 0 SportoContor 1:30® [HBO] MOVIE: Vice Veree Nicholaon. Michael Keeton 1989 0 Neal 1989 11:300 [MAX]MOVIE:FeetForwerd 0d) Herd Copy 0 Adventuree of Supermen April 28 over a Utah maternity ward for 18 ^a • a^ Rico (R) (Stereo) (CO Time After Prime Time (Stereo) •0) (CC) hours, snd a nurse is forced to act • rf#wtnigrn upuaxe (Stereo) (CC) Hjl; nDvr Nignisiao 0 Wonder of Weetem (CC) 0d) Homo Shopping S-MCC, 0 Inalde Pokbca '92 AuatroHo as the liaison between Mm and the 0 Donne Reed ® Thie Week In World Leegue ara wiiuina laive 0 Dodo GMla 2:15© [MAX] MOVIE: Romentic 11:350(1) 0O Tonight Show 2:45 0 [HBO] MOVIE: Bonfire of the MORNING EVENINQ police Harry Hamkn, Ten Garr 0 d) Jarry Springer Pleyoffs (L) 0d) Pereonela 7*60 Addome Femlly aumnQbAavAe^^ge uonnnIAWMMyU hereon Voniboo (Stereo) (CC) 1992 (Stereo) (CC) AFTERNOON • d) 2*0® Scholeattc Sporta Amerlce 8*6 • Duff 0d) Dennla Miller 2:25 O [HBO] MOVIE: Glory (Stereo) 7:150 Tlgera Todey iSterao) 3*00 MOVIE: Father of the Bride A 6:001 1 Rock line ® Invention ® MOVIE: The Bed Newe Beera 0fflffl)) MM*A* #S*H 5:00 • Rood Redng Cartabad 5000 1:35• d) •• Later WNh Bob M 12:35 0 Steve loeeca (CO 12*00® MOVIE: The Purple Roee 7:300 Best of Seturdoy Night Uve devoted father is shocked by s (R) 1 ® Memo's Femlly iSD Coech (Stereo) © MOVIE: In Enemy Country A Aided by a female prtchmg star, a 9 ssnss of revelstions sfter his 9:30® (Q) Cos tea 0d) 0® Late Night With 2:30 •Dennla Miller Of Celro A Depreasion-era Be a Ster (Stereo) 11:400 [HBO] MOVIE: Ski Schod • Sporta LoteNighl id) •(^•d) •ffl) (CO French intelligence officer leads a broken-down alcoholic leeds a waitress meets the man of her (Stereo) (CC) dsughter announces her en- Tho Five 2.-00 • Mualc Vldeoo mission to destroy a Nazi munitions rebellious Little League basebeR David Lottormen 0 SportaCanter Mght Court (Stereo) (CC) gsgement. Spencer Trscy. 6:00 O [HBO] MOVIE: Sheena (Star- id) (D [MAX] MOVIE dreams when he walks off a movie IneMe Edition (CC) Hoortboete (StStereoi ) (CC) Club Dence (Stereo) factory producing torpedoa. Tony teem to the championship Walter 0ffl) Herd Copy 0 Sporta LateNight 12*00 Yol MTV Rope Elizabeth Taylor 1950 ao) (CC) 0 ® Mr. Belvedore (CC) 10 World Newa Now (Stereo) screen and into her life: Woody GoMon QMe (CC) (B S Business Owners ® Outside the Unea The Chang- Franaoaa. Anjaneffe Comer Matthau. T a turn ONeel 1976. 12:500 [MAX] MOVIE: Deed Hoot 0 Adventuree of Supennen O Neehvile Now 0 MOVIE: The Loot Merrled 6:30 • [MAX] MOVIE: Creoturea the (cq 0 d) Home Shopping Allen directs. Mis Fsrrow. Jeff f® Jeoperdyl (CC) ® ® Beat of Love Connocbon SO Adorn Smith Face of Baseball I, 1968 6:30®® WKAR Auction (Cont) (Stereo) (CC) Dsnids 1985. Couple in Amerlce An architect World Forgot 0 MOVIE:Th e Horlem Globo- 0] Mr. Been (CC) ® H Nightline (CC) CB Teen Win, Looo or Drew •r Dick Von Dyke 2:15 ® MOVIE: The Deeperedo After ma mc ~ 0 Inalde the NBA 0 MOVIE: She Couldn't Soy No It Con Be ToM and his wife wonder at the perman- trottors on GMigen'a lalond A c ® The Equelizer ence ot their own mamage when 7:00 • SportoContor (Stereo) (CC) plane crash-lsnds the Harlem suffering under the administration M.D. (Stereo) (CO An oH heiress tries to ropey her 0 LPBT Bowling rom Athens. Smurfa (CC) of Governor Davia from 1870 to (Stereo) hometown tor its kmdness snd they see all their fnends getting 8:00 • MOVIE: SMont Night Lonely 10:000® On Stege (Stereo(Si ) Otobetrotters on OMigan s Island, NMac Qa. (L) ® CNN Rln Tin Tin, K-9 Cop (Stereo) Street (CC) 1673, the cmzena of Texaa finally dispenses anonymous gifts that divorced. Natalie Wood. George Night Two kmely adults try to find S which a megalomaniac schemes to (CO 0 Croeefke ® Mork A Mlndy Segal i196f 0 happmess outsida the framework (CC) Dateline NBC vote to ouat Mm. Wayne Moms, • Adventuree of Supermen disrupt the town s economy, Robert 0 Looney Tunee take over after discovering a new Mitchum, Jean Simmons. 1954. ® In the Reekn of the Sherk 0Pald of the past when brought together % Video Power (Stereo) (CC) source of energy Bob Denver. Alan Beverty Garland 1954 ® WHdlfo Chromdea 0 Mejor Loegui Boaebell Athle- • World Todey w ® Mefor Leegue Beeeboll Athle- 0 Up Ctoee on Christmas Eve in a New England ® dT) Dennla Hale Jr 1961 2:30® IneMe Ihe PQA Tour 9*0® Neehvile Now ^Stereo) 12:300 [HBO] MOVIE: Cherry 2000 tics d Ttgers (L) vfwfi nnounnu rifiwa ®® Are You Being Served? (Stereo) (CC) tics st Tigers (R) 0Croeeflre mn uoyd Bridges Shmey Jones B 700 Club WHh Pot 3*0 ® [MAX] MOVIE: Arene (CC) • d) •• 27th Annual 0® Love Connection ® On the ShouMers of Glonta wfwfs* tilli noauiintlia • i Mi *ii •now ^ * 1969 m Whet Would You Do? ® O Uatening to America With 1*00 Nebonel Aerobic 0d) Enterteinment Tonight ® Americe'a Cup ChaNenger- Acedemy of Country Mualc 12*5® MOVIE: 52 Plck-Up A busin- 0 Dick Ven Dyke 6:30 O [MAX] MOVIE: Eneign Pulver The Avengora (CC) BH Moyera (CC) ® NBA Todey /Defender Fmals (L) Chempionahlp From Los Angeles (Stereo) (CC) Beyond 2000 Awerde (Stereo) (CC) essman devises s way to outwit a 0 An Evening et the Improv (CO O ® SD Civil Wera (Stereo) • Worldwide Uodoto • O •9) Room for Two ^ (R) 7:360 Senford A Son S• Olillgon'a lalond 4*0 ® [HBO] MOVIE: Pretty In Pink par of thieves who have framed him 3:200 MOVIE: DW, Derting, DW A 9:00 0 [HBO] MOVIE: Honky ® Famwood 2Nlght (Stereo) (CC) Stereo) (CC) • 1:050 MOVIE: The Iron Mietress 6*0 0 Crook and Cheee for murder. Roy Scheider. Ann- 6:05 • Beverly HIMbiiiioa 700 Club With Pot widow is accused of having mur- Penky ®d) Home Shopping ® MOVE: Men in the Saddle A • MOVE: Flnel Notice A simple Colonial American adventurer Jim 0® 0® The Sknpeona Margret 1966. dered her dying huaband by with- ® World Awey weelthy rancher decides to do away caae of vandalism m an art hbrary Bowie creates the formidsble 10:00 0 SportoContor 6:10 0 Off to the Rocoa From Haxai Tonight (Stereo) (CC) ®® Mghiine(CC) holding his life-sustaining medica- with Ms wife's former husbend. but leads to the discovery of a gnsly Bowie knife snd becomes s hero st 0d) 00Coeby Show(Ster- Park ® World Newa 2K>S ® d) MOVIE: Royel Wedding A 12:30® ® PeM Progrom tion James Stewart, Juke Hams 10:05 • MOVIE: Houoo of Dork brother-and-sister dance team the man has other ideas Randolph murder ON Gerard. Melody Ander- the Alamo. Alan Ladd. Virginia ao)^CC) 1973. 6:30 0 Like Wo Core ® Drognol son 1969 (Stereo) (CC) Mayo. 1952. ®® FelQuy (CC) Shodowa Two doctors believe goea to London at the time ot Queen Scott. Joen Leake. 1951 WGVU Auction (Cont) ® (Q Joen Rivers vampirism 15 the cause of a series of • S Who'a the Booo? (CC) ® Diaeppeering World • r&umPatti mi a uowuny mysionua 3:300 Hogen'a Herooe • d) ••NBC Newe (CC) Bizabeth U s mamage. and each 5*0® [MAX] MOVIE: The Toko 1:200 MOVIE: The DoughgMa In ® [MAX] MOVE: Off Umlta deaths st an ancient estate. Jonath- (Stereo) (CC) 0ffl) MOVIE: Cdumbo: 0 IneMe the PQA Tour O ® Perfect Strongero (CC) 10:30 ® Church Street Station finds true love. Fred Aataire. Jane Washington. DC., during World (Stereo) (CC) an Fnd, Joan Bennett 1970. Powell 1951. • Lorry King Uvel War II, a pair of newfyweds looking Deeth HHs the Jock pot Lt mm •• Nlghtiy Buoineaa ® Rock 'n' Rdk The Eerty 0Qet Smert 10:30 O [MAX] MOVIE: Volley of tho (jfl rtov^ riigmsia© ® CNN Hoodlno Newa for s home m the crowded dty must Cdumbo matches wits with a clever Report EVENINQ Deya Doll a Me|or Leegue Beaobel (L) ® Qet Smert share a suite with another couple. lewdry-store owner who kAed Ms 3:45 0 Noworoom (CC) ® ABC Newe (CC) 2:30® SportoContor ® Fket Flights Ann Shenden. Jane Wyman. nephew over s winning lottery ® MOVIE: Third Degree Bum An 10:45 O [HBO] MOVIE: Men ot Work I MOVIE: Uee (Stereo) Alfred Hitchcock Prooonta ® Sporta LateNight impoveriahed private detective has 4*0 0d) NBC MghteMe «® NBA Action 6:00®® Mema a Femlly ® Intemattonel Open Cheer- 1944. bckd. Peter Fdk. Rip Tom. 1991. sn affair with the women he waa 0 [MAX] MOVE: Cutting (Stereo) (CC) ® Adventuree of Superman ®d) ®0 •(! •9) •• toedlno Chamoionshios m 0 [HBO] MOVE: Herd to KM aento: Follow Thot Bird Big Bird ® NBA Boeketbel Playoffs (L) ®d) Homo Shopping 1:300 [MAX] MOVIE: If Ifa Tuoo- hired to fdtow. only to find himself Cloee Id) m Wlnga (CC) She can turn the world dey. TMe Muat Be Belgium (Stereo) (CC) leaves home and soon encounters 10:35 ® MOVIE: From the Hip A lawyer 0 [MAX] MOVIE: Love end eccused of her husbend's murder. 0 MOVIE: Fronber Qemblor The 2:50® MOVIE: Lew ond Dieorder Mr. Belvedere (CC) 9:30 ® Houoo of Style on with her smile Treet Williams. Virginia Madsen AFTERNOON a senes of hair-ratamg and danger- makaa a name for Mmaelf by 2*00 Thoroughbred DMeet Deeth matriarch of a Western town is ous edventures. with the rest of the Two middle-age New Yorkera Teen Win, Looo or Drew (Stereo) (CC) 1969 believed to have been murdered by wmnmg hopeleaa caaea through organize a vigilante group to take 0 MOVIE: Blue Sklee Two Murder, She WroW (Stereo) Sesame Street gang on his trsd outregeoua courtroom tactlca Judd (Stereo) (CC) Crime Lorda 4 a. ) AMA Suporcrooo From Atlanta the man she scorned John Brom- 12:00 • S MOVIE: Honnoh ond Her on neighborhood criminals Carroll ® Smurfa (CC) song-and-dance man vie for the Chevy Cheae. John Candy 1985 Nelson. Elizabeth Perkins 1967. Von Dyke fr affacbona of a woman Fred Aa- fidd. Jim Davis. 1956. Sietera A perfect housewife su- O Connor. Emeat Borgnma 1974 ® Rln Tin Tin, K-9 Cop (Slereo) 0 Thofa Mv Dog (Stereo(S ) IneMe Polbca '92 0 NASCAR Redng Hanes 150 spects her husband of havmg an (CC) 11:00® Holf Hour Comedy Hour ® To Be Announced taire. Bmg Croaby. 1946. 0 Mejor League S m Scooby Doo 3.-00® Peid Progrom (CC) ® Dobie GlMa from Mertmsville. Va. (R) affair with one of her sisters Mia ® Crook end Cheee 0 Video Power 9:35 ® Super Senee (Stereo) 2:300 [HBO] MOVE: The Nut- Rangers st WMte Sox (L) Now Zorro (Stereo) (CC) ® DormlaMiler PHrnn a d) 0 Larry King Uvel Farrow. Woody Allen 1986 ®® ®(!Z) Studa 0WorM Todey 10*0® Unplugged crecker Prince (Sieroq) (CC) (CO Seved by Ihe Bei Merk-Pam ® Up Ctoee 0 F-Troop (D Dragnet m MOVIE: Riot in Juvenile S •®•©•^•®•« • neaunni0tiio m nvw o ® American Mudc Shop 0 IneMe iw Senior TOA Tour Prteon A psychiatrist m charge of a Ooaselaar. Tmem-Amber Thiessen ® CrooefWe 0 In iw Reekn of Ihe Sherk 12:361 MOVIEflE: Scerlet Street A ® d) Newa LJ^a#aaig|a 0 What WouM You Do? (Stereo) 3*00 Americe'a Cup Chaiengar- cashier pretends he's s weelthy juvenile pnson finds opposition to (CC) wfwfv nvauiiriv r^wwa 0d) 0d) Top Cope (Stereo) ® ® Greet Lakee Ouldoora The Avengere (CO 21 Jump Street (CC) /Defender Finals (L) ®d) srbst to impress s girl, only to his radcai ideas of bnngmg the • UpOoee ® Dlcfc Von Dyke DevM O Wild A Crexy Klda 0O Novo (Stereo) (CC) Beyond 2000 3*00 [MAX] MOVE: Beck to the discover she is usmg Mm. Edward sexes together for rehebiktation 0 Anaetaele: The My elory of ® An Evening et tho Improv « iB^untere In the Sky Copy 0 GWgen'a lalond 20/20 (Stereo) (CC) mm 0. Robinson. Joen Bennett. 1945 purposes Jerome Thor. Mercta • d) •(£ CBS Newe (CC) 3.-06® [MAX] MOVIE: Croeoroede Beech (Stereo) (CO 0 NBA Beeketbei Playoffs (L) • Buge Bunny ond Pelo Anne (Ft 1 of 2) Amy Irvmg. Elka •From iw Crypt 12*01_ the NBA 4*6 0AI In tho Femly Henderson 1959 Sommer 1966 (Stereo) (CO 6*6i 4*00 MOVE: The Secret Ufe of Ion 6*6i Duff 6:35 • Andy Qrlffltti Fleming Writer lan Fleming haa a 1*0® On (Slereo) 4:30 0 MOVE: Bed RoneM A psycho- 12:300 [MAX] MOVIE: Clneme Bordertown (Slereo) (CC) 3:30® NASCAR Redng Henea 500 6:10 0 Off to the Racea From Hazel Oub With Pet 0 MOVIE: Nigh the wk a Two I0" Night Court (CC) Park aeries of red-Me advemurea before mm 40 Hre. A grizzled tic chid who kiis s girt is hidden m 7:00 • Holf Hour Comedy Hour from Martina viae. Va. (R) tough New York detectlvea try to Scop gets s street-wise convict • ffi Qoidon Qlrlo(CC) he creates Ms mod famous cher- treck a cod terroriat who commrta s secret room by Ms mother, where 1:00 • MOVIE: The Horlem Olotoe- S 6:30 0Uke We Cere acter. Jamae Bond. Jaaon Cormery. released from priaon to hdp catch he remains und another family trottora on OMIgon'a lalond A 9(S Enterteinment Tonight Lucy Show ®Qot Smert Who'a the Boee? (CC) answer lo the Crossword Quiz is found within the answers in acts of vtolanoa for the pubidty. Knsten Scott Thomes. 1990. Sylvester Stdtone. BMy Dee Wi- two victoua kMars. Eddie Murphy. movea m the houee. Kim Hunter. plane craah-ianda the Harlem (Stereo) (CC) _i An Evening at Bw Improv ICQ Nick Nolls. 1962. 3:36® MOVIE: The Domino KM A puzzle. To find the answer, unscramble the letters noted with 4*00 [HBO] MOVE: Harlay liams. 1961. Scott Jecoby. 1974. Otobetrotters on Qlkgen s island, Choera (CC) 0 Spm towrHora on TV former soldier returns to Ma Texaa ® In Sierch of ^ ® MOVIE: Reogedy Men Airrvu nncnvOvM rrvMnis which a megeiomenioc achemes to mm MocNeH/Lohrer 0 Wlnga (CC) ABC Newe (CC) 1 terisks within the puzzle. 0 MOVE: Perfect Hermony Two M ranch and flnda Ma father and ® Hole of Feme Frank 5*00 [MAX] MOVE: Hot lo Trot ooys rrofa «-m| ainereni oacKgrounam i-iir j-ag-j-u s Trapped in s rural Texaa town m 0d) Home Shopping take over aflar dacovermg a new CC) 11:300 Beet of Seturdoy Mght Uve young brother murdered Rory MOl Robmaon (Stereo) (CO WWII, atondy dvorco e struggles to source of energy Bob Denver. Alen 10 B Wheel of Fortune break redd barriera in 1959 South make a living tor heredf and her 4*60 Hogen'a Herooe 0® Love Connection Calhoun. Khatina Miller 1967 0 [MAX] MOVE- Mad About Maimm on Cheera 12 HufilV Carolina through their mutud love Hole Jr 1961 (CO You (Siareo) 11 One d »w aiara d The Oddan Qkla sons, upsetting thetown b y loving e 0 G) • d) Areenlo Hel (Siareo) 3:46® [HBO] MOVIE: Bride of 10*6i Toytor Gdng Home 5. Newamen JenMnga of mualc. Paler Sedan. Derren 4:400 EMe: Atone From Hewel m Amenco'a Horoe m MecGyver (CC) 0 MOVE: If iw Shoe FNe A 17. Star of Maiw Room lor Daddy safer Siaay Specak. Eric Roberta. • TheWoMona Bo-Anbaotor (Stereo) (CO ~ Ed (niaas ids on Mefrted^VWh CMdren EVENINQ McGavm. 1991. (Slereo) (CO 4*60 [HBO] MOVE: Out of the IM^ MOVIE: The Omego Mon A modern-day Cindarela meets her WHh 30 Domi. leedng idea In a new 18. Barbare* ponrayw on Emp* Nad 1961. m The Jefferaona (CC) ® MOVIE: Aprl Morning Now Prtnce Charmmg in Paha, but her 10^01 •*00® ®® The Slmpeone Rdn (Slereo) (CO men who hea survived tha germ tngianf ^ o^ resioeni^ i ^ —s roresnaoo^— a f. f ^ aw Ii am rii~ei 1 • 1 eto^ comedy 19. — 911 6*00 [HBO] MOVE: Modem IP0fTl0O...lAMii TV rue i wetlHJrwfl jealous roommates mtarlere. Rob »y wertare that depopulated the pienet dedaratton of wer and the booln- 3. TVre conoedion 21.ipM ® oTwKA^ Auction (Cont) tries to preserve mankind by ning of Americen Matory vmen they Lowe. Jennifer Grey. 1901. to the Houaton Aatrodome to play 4 'Od ^ r. rMomiio one who hea 21 Word wm who or how • Looney Tunee C act Scoobv Doo the Toroa in a gameto dedd e who 6*00® •s F® ® You Aeked for It Agdn devalopmg a curative serum from ® [MAX] MOVIE: Impuloe (Slar- bend together to stand up to the Pmpoeed aomdMng ridtoioue 28.48 — • Dovid ao) (CC) 0 New Zorro (Stereo) (CO pemapeiea in Japen's chempton- • d) (Stereo; h« own blood Chenton Heaton. British Tommy Lee Jonee. Robert 5- _Law 30. See tOAcwae ® AuVEfiujrwAdA s-i.ssv B o4f 9Uf/0rmai011Ar%i Anthony Zerbe 1971 0 MacQvver (CC) ® Seved by «ie BeN Mark-Peui snip series, wmtam uoveno. Jackie • Po^aar emcee 33. Frankarwiain'a akla • d) Unch. 1961 ® Mr. Belvedere (CQ QJ. DWry CurronnStalrJCC) 0 MOVIE: The Reldero A group (CO Ooeaeieer. Tlffani-Amber TMeasen Earte Haley. 1977 • Aorffa monogram 34 jarry Vwi OyWa motier on dd mow 1:30 • [HBO] MOVIE: Running on Boot of Love Connection of Texens trying to drive cattle to [HBO] MOVE: Modem 5. In what film is Chariton Heston C 10:30® Unplugged • Pan d tie tool 35. Type I 9*0® NedivUe Now Empty (CC) M Kansaa « bushwacked and enksts 4:00® MOVIE: Trigger, Jr. Tho ® Up Ctoee called "Brightcyesr ®d) Herd Copy offspring of a famoua horae eids its 0 [HBO] Dreem On (Slereo) 38. Onion's couaki ® ® • G) Beverty HMe, 90210 1:35 • MOVIE: Bye Bye Birdie A WOfKMf Of Tw wmimfT) the aid of wad BN Hickok Roben 0 WBd A Creiy KMe 0 Teen Win, Looo or Drew owner m the ftoht with a crooked _ Ooae lor Comlon 40. Coiage dag. (Stereo) (CO 6. Nsme the 1937 movie which was teenege smgmg star travels to a AuotroHo Culp. Bnen Keith 1963 aa mnigni Medleedngiubaa 41. You and I (Slereo))(C O • d) •• Cheere (Slereo) range petrol Roy Rogers. Dale 0 Smurfa (CC) remade in 1962 as s musical vehicle for smaM town to award one laat kiss to J Ko^ok (CC) ® Alfred HBchcock Prooonta ^ Pronoun 42. Preii lor cal or cyde a female fan before he enters the 7:05® Addome Femlly Evans 1950 0 RkRlni Tin Tin, K-t Cop (Stereo) ®CMOViE: A MghtrnM on Elm Identify Elvis Presley. (Bonus: Who starred in ® Larry King Uvel 6:360 Andy Qrlfflth ® Treckaide et Ladbroke Dficr Period dime: ebbr. 43. Suftx lor ^adi or bed Army Dick Van Dyke. Janet Leigh. 7:15® [HBOl MOVIE: Men ot Work 0 Green Acroo Street Severel teenagers are elegant hearse the orifinal?) Dregnot ® Momenta of Courage Lueu aniertalnmeni 0CVldeo 1963 (Stereo) (CC) 0d) Scene of tho Crime' 7*00 Holf Hour Comedy Hour _Gf«;198imo*e 3JOOft WfXj. XilW terrorized by recurring, identlcd Answers: _ MOVIE: The Oullew Bity the 0 ® Golden QMe (CC) ® NBA Beeko^el Pleyoffs (L) 0 WorM Today By Steven Alan McGaw 2^0 • NCAA Todoy 7:30® Boot of Seturdoy Night Uve Crime Time After Prime Time Confunoion uonnjos r'ea^i dreams of a murdering spirit. John uatog XajijduinH Kid. wounded and on tha run. is 0d) Enterteinment Tonight 10:46 ® d) ® d) Reecue: til (Slereo) Win nmmwnn Questions: m MOVIE: Beou Oeate Three Be e Ster (Stereo) (Stereo) (CC) SopNeH bHiplaoe on The Qoldan QMi Saxon. Heether Langankamp aided by Doc Holbday and a beau- (Stereo) (CC) (CC) Whet WouM You Do? 1964. 1. Identify the movie in which the pus uosuiqo)i O PJ«^P3 paimsaj brothers confess to the theft of a Court (CC) 11:350(1) •• Tonight Show tiful woman Jane Russell. Jack Oomeiy^ Aunae a% at ^ i uoisjsa [vuifiuo PW 9 priceless fewei to save a lady s 11*0® Holf Hour Comedy Hour Storm or Oordon The Avengers (CC) • rSuHn uowiing rnysionos msle lesd converts his Jsfuar into a 1 Edition (CC) Sterring Johnny Ceraon Buetei 1943 of Fortune eifi EHnnran EIP (Stereo) (CC) honor Gary Cooper Ray MiUand Qoidon Girte (CC) tSTOSS. ® Crook end Cheee Monogram lor Bu*^ hearse. (Bonus: Name the stars and sxiy ji/ijo ijuwu "5 (Stereo) 4:06 ® d) NBC MghteMe n ro I'i ® Top Ronk Boxing Carbajai va. 1939 Jeopardy! (CC) C ®® O® Studa 'rxXisinoua one director of this '708 cult favorite.) WJff umjq HIL > 0® M*A*S*H 0 MacQvver(C Spamm aMde Roman (L) 2:30® [MAX] MOVIE: Run Silent igue Beeeboi Cubs 4:30® Dog Houoo 0 The Waltona • d) •&•(£ •ffl) •» itei nSESSSnEE 6*60 Beverly IIMklsa 2. What city is the setting of 1970^ ioh 11:550 [HBO] MOVIE: Out for • d) Newa Man on 80 Mmmea ® Larry King Uvel Run Deep (CC) at Braves (L) ® Alfred Hitchcock 0 pie Jefferaona (CC) Eimnn0®|ngm[a 6:100 Off to the Recee From Hazd wrruiWj neauimo nfiw—a- H Xfrj *wos ui siun3 Xuox i Juabce (Stereo) (CC) ®GD Homo Shopping • • WGVU Auction (Cont) SmgwRogtra • The Only Game in Town? (Bonuses: A) ® NBA Trodeo y ® ScheepTolk Park. ® Qet Smert Xs|d ujnot aqi pajoqins ® Croooflre 12:000 Yol MTV Rope (Stereo) ICO Nsme the director. B) name the stars 4:50® Three Sloogea 6:300 Like We Cere ® WorM et Wer Xoj|i9 q HUSJJ 'Xutofl uajjs/w 3:00® America'a Cup Chaserger- ® Looney Tunee Neohvile Now (Siareo) HBOl Mr. Been (CC) and O name the author of the play on Defenoer Fmeis (L) [MAX[] MOVIE: II: 0 Mck Newe 1-RhM l»wiman role Who'a iw Boee? (CO • d) •(£ Street StorWe pus JO|Xai qi3qtzi|3 psjjtif pus ®d) Cendld Comoro ® Beet of Love Connection [MAX] MOVE: Sundown: which the Film is based.) I The Return of Jock Doth 0 Dovid Lottormen « 2 maiala lor Akea'a alar 00 NBC Newe (CO sreo) (CO (isn siq) iu3A3is afjoao Aq pauajip 3:30® [HBO] MOVIE: Leeve Yeater- • (CO The Vempire In Retreat (Stereo) ®® Love Connection (Stereo) 0 Nebonel High Schod Cheer- 3 Monogram lor Rp n n Perfect Sbenaera (CC) Beyond 2000 3. In one movie, an actor answers to doy Behind ®(i) Enterteinment Tonight sm* • MecGyver (CO - S ssm ui|ij aqi 'sstoA sri ui ias Z 4- Jamie d M*A*S*H •n E]ilSil5 S I® ABC lSwe(CC) 9:30 •(!) •• Wings (Slereo) Joe, Josephine and Junior. Name the (Stereo) (CC) • Bordertown (Stereo) (CO f J MOVE- The Whchaa Aqqsy \%\{ 4.-00® [MAX] MOVIE: He«0. DoMyl 0^ Current Affek (CC) • Mght Court (CO 5 film and the star. ® MOVIE: Vive Leo Vogoo A 7:36 ® Me|or Leegue Beeeboll Cubs Arctic terns migrate farther than any other ®® Boot of Love Connection 8, Sound of I hpi riFinnng ng Ie'> [MAX] MOVE: Herdwere 4. The first feature film set in the Aq psiMitp uopioo qm^i pus uo3 spom car teneec end h« fnend go 7 Taadng aninwl (BMMollE: Adventuree In Dkw- at Bravea (L) ®CD Hard Copy Eianan hbhiih (Stereo) (CC) Vietnam war was... png fuuisit ppntfv pus pfojsn I to Laa veges for e grend pru and bird—about 11,000 miles each way between the of Wsslsrn • ^-Famiy o TV Uaiwr KB aeur City Three otherwiae ordJnenr 0 Dick Ven Dvke «' TV I numf In. te« for me same women EMs 6.-00® Crook ond Cheee t Preaiey. Ann-Mergrel 1964 ®e MOVIE: North An Arctic and Antarctic. TH> The Lowdl Ledger-Wednesday, April 22,1992-Page 18 0") The Lowell Ledger-Wednesday, April 22,1992-Page 19 Uvel OO OOOnaUlataUva O (MO.TU. 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Low- m (MO) Scwic Woftdert of : ® The Jeteons The results were desirable, cautious," Martin said. 0 Gummi Boars 0O Hooked on AaroWca 0 NoweDay O® then City Manager Ray Quada enabled me to develop my have obtained these things." America: American Weet (CC) 0 Uttl' BNa 00 Cheere (CO officer Mike Martin 0 Scooby Doo 0 (MO.TH.FR) 0 (WE) 0 Nature of Thlnge (CO for the next time Martin looks The Lowell Police ofiker hired him. Tn the 23 years I've people skills, my investigative m (WC.TH.FR) My Sitter Sem 0 Augie Doggie end Friende O O (FR) O (MO) (FN) Tony Brown'a t>ered an advertisement in Martin adds that while in (CO 0 DuckTeiee (CC) O® 0® Aa th 5*5 O Happy Deya Journal at the periodical it will be as came to Lowell nine-and-a-half been here, Mike is one of four m (TU) Peid Progrem 0 Reccoone skills and has helped me make Lowell he was fortunate to (MO.FR) SporteCenter 0 Divorce Court Tuma 5:150 (TU) Movie (CC) 00 (MO) Timeto Car e Michigan Association Chief of Police of Leslie. years ago. He traveled over m (MO) Love Boat 0 Low Cholesterol Gourmet 0 (FR) Tenth Inning OO (TU) Bueineee full-time officers I've hired," contacts with federal, state and have been involved in the 0 (MO) Legande of the raiu rrogram Insoector Gadost 0 Getting FH 0 (MO) Cain's Hundred 5:30 0 ® Hood of the Ctoee (CC) OO (MO) Michigan night with his wife, Tammie Emmons said. "He has done an local sources," Martin said. grant writing process along Brickyard 0 (MO.TH) Movie Weekly 0 (TU) Road Racing 0 Crier A Co 2:15 0 (WE) Movie for an interview. OO (TU) Adorn Smith outstanding job for us. Mike is Over the past 2-1/2 years with Jim Valentine for the 0 Sports LateNight 0 Fred Pennor'a Place 2:300 (MO.WE.FR) On Stege ALF (CC) 6:05 0 I Dream of Jaannie 00 Claeeic Concentration 0 (TU.TH) Goepel Jubilee OO (MO,rU.FR) OO O (TH,FR) O (MO.FR) quinas College "They spent a portion of the respected, and well thought Martin has been assigned as a 0 (TU.WE.TM.FR) Mr. Ed D.A.R.E. program. 0 (MO) Dick Van Dyke 6:300 (MO) Awake on the Wtid 0 Paequaie'a Kitchen DuckTeiee (CC) (MO.TU) Square One TV (CC) 0 O (WE.TH) WGVU Auction 0 (TU.WE.TH) Teen Win. Looo evening in the car waiting for of." detective lo the Kent County 0® (MO.TM.FR) NBC Side Expreee (TH) European Journal He stalled his new posi- 0 0 Donnie the Menace _)© (FR) Magic of ON Painting OO (WE.TH.FR) WKAR or Draw (CC) his interview." Lowell Chief of Martin will oversee a police Sheriffs Department, investi- tion on Monday in Leslie WHh Buck Peuison Auction Smurfs (CO 5:05 0 (TU.WE.TH.FR) Oomer Pyie 01S Fltntstones Rln Tin Tin. K-9 Cop (CC) jtudents sponsor Police Barry Emmons reflects. AFTERNOON O O (MO) Fun WHh Alkyds end 0 Night Court (CC) department that serves a City gating drug trafficking at the (about 20 miles north of Jack- 0 (MO) Hogan'e Haroee 0 0 Mister Rogere' Video Power ffwignoomooa (uu; Oils 1(M0) Movie I Martin said they arrived in of2,500people. Leslie has three local, state and federal levels O® (TU.WE) NBC Nighteide 0 (MO) Checkered Flog son). 0 O ZoobMae Zoo 12*00 Half Hour Comedy Hour oo (TU) Beet of Joy of O (WE) Home Sweet 5:10 0 (MO) Movie O Wonderful Wizard of Oz 0 (MO.FR) Country Kitchen rainimy 0 World Today Lowell about 5 a.m. and his full-time officers, four part- related to activities in the Low- "The administration in 0 CNN HaedMne Newe 0 (WE) Northwest Peeeage (TU) Movie (CC) 0 (TU) Remodeling end Decor- OO (WE) Megic of Acrylic O Mickey Mouae Club (CC) roject P.R.I.D.E. 0 (MO.TU.WE.TH) My T* 0 (TU.WE.TH.FR) Whet Would interview was later that morn- time officers and six reserves. ell area. Leslie has given me a lot of 5:150(1} (MO) Home Shopping SW0tcofn0 io roon uofnor eting Todey Pointing WHh Brando Herria 0 Cartoon Eipraee 0 (WE) Exploring America: OO (TH) Welcome to My Doda You Do? ing (10 a. in.). The police department is 30 5:20 0 (WE) Movie (CC) The Lowell officer has a support," Martin said. 0 The Litties Side bv Side Studio 0 (MO) Nick Newe enport College, East Grand 03 (FR) Certoone 0 (TH) Going Our Wey O FNntatonea 0 The Avengers He was successful in that percent of Leslie's annual bud- Martin and Tammie are 0 (MO) The Muppets 0 Bozo O (TU.FR) O (TH) Movie On Saturday, April 25, the Rapids High School, and Ot- masters in Criminal Justice 0 Denger Mouse 00 (TU.WE.TH.FR) 0 (CO 0 (MO) Sporta Reportera O (MO) get ($180,000). 5:25 0 (TH) Certoone (MO. WE) Adventuree tn O ShowBiz Todey Adventurerl ; College Senate Reia- and has in-service adminis- the parents of two children, 6:35 0 Bewitched tawa High School will meet at 5:300(1) 0® Thie Morning's (MO) Beet of Netionel KCC) O Hey Dude 0 Beyond 2000 tration training. "I credit Po- Michelle, five-years old, and 6:00 0 Karyn Bryent 0 Win. Looo or Draw O® Saved by the BeN 0 Qtmgan's Island __i Committee, Community 9:30 a.m. in the Wege Student Business lice Chief Barry Emmons in Michael two-years old. O® (TU.WE.TH.FR) Andy 0 0(1)0® 0® O (MO.TU.TH) Andy Griffith bon Volunteers of Aquinas Center parking lot on the 10 Smell Wonder 0 (TU) NBA Today Qritfith 0 (WE) Newe lVA). and the Social Ac- 0 d (MO) It's Your Businees ICE 0IQ) Andy Griffith 0 (WE) Ineide the PQA Tour Aquinas College campus. 0 0 Hooked on Aerobics Old Widget (CO O 0 (PR) Adult Looming 0 (TH) Ineide the Senior PQA 00 (MOWEM .FR ) Bemey A Committee (SAC) are Teams of eight people will (WE) Danger Bay (CC) 0 O (MO.WE.FR) Peychoiogy: Tour Friends (CC) I The Study of Humon Bohevior 0 (MO) Acroea Amerlce WHh ring Project P.RJ.DE. S(WE.TH.FR) Paid I (TU.TH) Shining Time form and each team will be 0 Body by Jake (CC) Larrv Woods Station (CC) oo (TU.TH) Merketing 0 (TU) Country'a New Voice The goal of Project given an assigned area to clean- 0Dey Break 0 O Seeame Street (CC) 0 (TU.WE.TH.FR) Cabie tn the O (MO) HeH HWeri Confesaions 0 Jeff a Collie LI.D.E. is to provide a sense Legal Notices OO 00 Live WHh Regis A up along Division Avenue. Closaroom Kethte Laa of a Hitler Youth (CC) 0 Paequoie's Kitchen April 26 through May 2 Care Bears (CC) lunity awareness and 0 (MO) Dobie QUiis O (MO.TU.TH.FR) 0 (WE) Expreee At 12:30 p.m., the volun- 0 (MO.TH.FR) New Tho Judge ico TAURUS (April 20 - May 20) Movie (MOJUJH.FR) Goreldo 2.350 (MO) AN In the Femlly while stressing the teers will meet at God's Wltdemeee : O (WE) World Entertainment SlJ A .. . A in 3 00 O Cookin' USA Don't vent your anger on friends and of volunteerism. Kitchen to talk over and re- i® (TU.WE.TH.FR) Home ri#wi nvpon O0 Tale Spin Shopping 0 Under the Umbraie Traa noouiinw 0® OO Santa Barbara loved ones. They care for you, but will Students from Aquinas flect on their experiences dur- STATE OF MICHIGAN Grand Rapids, Michigan 0iT ( £ AAOO Day Smurfs (CC) World of David tha Gnome 10 Chip 'n' Dale'a Reecue 5:35 0 CNN HeedMne Newe The Wahone not accept abusive treatment. Look for lege, Calvin College, Dav- ing the morning. Lunch is free. PROBATE COURT and who died 12/31/91; « David Latterman - - - n n II• aa * 0 (TU) Shorte 0 Basic Training Workout (S) Now N Can Ba Told iX-ia misiar noyera COUNTY OF KENT and requesting also that (CO good news soon. 5:400 (WE) Cartoone CNN \ PUBLICATION NOTICE the will of the deceased 6.-OO0 Awake on tha WHd Side 12:05 GEMINI (May 21 - Jane 20) HELP WANTED - FULL TIME (MO, Wf) Movie dated 2/7/91 be admitted 00 Jim Heneon't Muppat 0d) Salty Jesey Raphael 12:30 (FR) Undor tho Umbraie Tree Babiae (CO OS) Paopla'e Court A problem may resolve itself in your Day or Night, Benefits included. FILE 92-153458-SE to probate and that the 0(1) 0® NBC Newe at 0(1) Joan Rtvers (MO) The Week in Rock O Scarecrow and Mra. King Sunriee 0 (TH.FR) Treaeure Cheet Cookin' USA (CC) favor. Job opportunities will open for APPLY AT Estate of JOSEPHINE heirs at law will be deter- 0G) Kenneth Copeiand 0 (MO) Beyond 2000 ® CNN Newe o (MO.TU.TH) The you, but don't jump at the first thing to STEPANSKI a/k/a mined at that time. 00 (FR) Bueineee of 0 (TU) Ocean of Dreame. 0 Leave It to Beaver Currents of Changa: Kiribati 0 (FR) European Journal (TU.Wf,TH,FR) America'a come your way. JOSEPHINE B. 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Vickie Videan never Tousignaut followed with two give a team eight outs in one "She also spotted the ball well. Lowell's only hit was a bunt Softbal, cont'd, pg. 23 What are your thoughts on the State mandating that pitched a game in her first hits each. inning and expect good things She may be the best pitcher single in the fifth inning, ihree years of softball at the to happen." we see all year." Videan lost her second »V, » schools offer schools of choice within their districts. high school level. FHN 8-21 Neither side did good In the second game of the LOWELL 7-21 things defensively, as each r- dHCL I & 1992 high school girls' soft- Lowell fell behind 7-0 in team committed nine errors. hall season, Videan put an end the first game at Ada Park, Lowell scored at least one I, that streak. under the lights, against the run in every inning but the The senior pitched five in- Huskies of Forest Hills North- eighth. The Red Arrows big- nings giving up five nins on ern. gest innings were the first and Barbara Graves Amy DeVries one hit while walking seven The Red Arrows rallied for sixth. Lowell scored five runs Tm a teacher from We shouldn't need compe- and stnking out seven in lead- two runs in the bottom of the in each inning. Marshall Town ,lowa and we tition to better our schools. mg I owell to a 7-5 win in the third, two more in the fourth Jamie Martin led the Low- have schools of choice. I think What about the extra trans- nightcap against Rockford. and three in their half of the ell 12-hit attack, going 4-for- neighborhood schools are bet- portation cost to bus the stu- In Lowell's season open- fifth to pull within one at 8-7. 6 with three RBI. Tousignaut ter. This program causes dents, the extra employees that ing doubleheader, the Rams The Huskies scored their was 3-for-6 and Stauffer and might be needed, what if a schools to lose dwindling, won the opener 4-3. eighth and decisive run in the Krista Posthumus both went valuable money we sadly need. family wants their kid* to each However behind Videan, top of the fifth. 2-for-3. n If they want competition tell go to a different school? It owell held on to win the This is a fun place for the i* them to have an intermural sounds like a lot of extra pa- nightcap, in a game called af- kids to play. It's a game they Lowell Invitational contest. We need to let chil- per work. Tm not for it. We ter five innings because of look forward to," Rodenhouse Lowell carried leads in two dren be children and let them have zonings for everything. said. of the three games it played in snow. This Red Arrow goes fishing for a ball in the dirt relax. We're pushing children We need those guidelines. If With ihe score tied at 3-3 Lowell tallied its seven on Saturday, only to lose the Dolores Walker Robert Schneider Barbara Carey Ina Jane Hollenbeck too much. everybody is allowed to going into the third inning, runs on five hits. The Huskies lead and eventually the game. No, I'm not in favor it. It's We're already doing it.. I'm in favor if the school's No, I'm not in favor of choose, it will be he Iter skelter Lowell tallied three runs on pushed across eight nins on The Red Arrows led 5-0 a waste of taxpayers money. I Lowell's transporting kids closest to the child's home, schoolsofchoice.lt would be and a big mess. lour hits the big hits were an five hits. and 8-4 before eventually los- don't buy the State's competi- from Eastgate and the west It's not right for the state to too expensive for the schools, RBI double by Niki Gurney In her second game of the ing 10-9 to Lakewood. tiontheory either. If the people side of town to Alto. I don't cut back on the aid. and an RBI triple by Erica year, Vickie Videan stmckout Lowell led Grand Rapids in Lansing don't come up with think the State should take Mike Cole 10 and walked 11. Central 10-6 before eventu- I like the idea in general, ertzer. something screwy one day away state aid if schools don 7 Lowell increased its lead "We fell behind early and ally losing 15-12. especially in the larger dis- i they will on another daw abide. The only reason schools to 7-3 on an error and two could never come all the way "We're getting leads, but tricts. I don't think the smaller won't do it is lack of space. singles off the bats of Angie back," Rodenhouse said. we're unable to hold them." districts would see a benefit 1,,^ mi m • This is a local condition and Brown and Stacy Tousignaut. In game two, Forest Hills Rodenhouse said. from the program. It should should be controlled locally. Rockford added two nins Northern fell behind by five... The only game Lowell be left up to the school dis- in die fifth to complete the seven... then nine... and even- wasn't in was its opening game tricts. For students in the big- against Portland. Red Raider scoring. tually 12 runs before rallying ger districts where they might Heitzerand Brown led the miraculously in the bottom of pitcher. Kathy Battley. shut- be interested in a certain cur- leam in hitting with two hits the sixth inning to take the out Lowell on one hit in Lowell School Board decides not to riculum offered by a certain ipiece. Brown also knocked lead 21-20 advantage. beating the Red Arrows 10-0. school I think it would be "Many girls at the high iwo runs. In the Huskies sixth inning, beneficial..I don't like man- ^ replace maintenance supervisor post, " V idean pitched a wonder- Lowell committed five errors. school level can throw the ball dating it. well. Battley pitches ex- ful first game," Lowell coach Red Arrows (Jitchers walked tremely well. She kept the Bob Rodenhouse said. "1 can two, hit a baiter and gave up pitchers off balance with a duties are passed onto Larry Mikuiski noi say enough about her per- 11 of the Huskies 14 hits. Bob Steward change up and she had a good formance.H "Everything Stacy threw Renee Nugent makes contact in action against FHN. / think one school is just as Rodenhouse was also up there they hit Most of the fastball." Rodenhouse said. Lowell's School Board It agreed not to replace the sor of transportation, Larry trative salaries by the Board's good as the other especially pleased with the way Tousig- / pitches they hit were first continued to brace itself for position left open by Clare Mikuiski, on a temporary ba- Finance Committee. here in Lowell. I don't think naul pitched in game one. "She pitches," said a bewildered F the iipparem reduction in Slate McCaul, who retired after 17 sis. Along with the additional mandating this is fair to the pitched a solid game,^ he said. Lowell coach. "But you can't AiffTunding next year. years as Lowell Maintenance Mikulski's position has custodial, maintenance and schools. The Red Arrow allowed At its Apnl meeting the Supervisor. been redefined with the inclu- building grounds duties, a our runs on three hits. Three Lowell Board of Education The net reduction to the sion of an addendum to his job Mikuiski will also be asked to of ihe nins were earned. Mikuiski, remained consistent with other district will be approximately description. Mechanic fore- be responsible for inventory F ence purchase Ihe game was decided on FAMILY •FARE cuts being made in the district S40,(XK) including salary and man and office manager have control. This would include missed opportunities by Low- for next year The position benefits. also been included as infor- purchasing classroom furni- ell. "We had runners on third continued will slay in lact, but it will McCaul's responsibilities mation to show continuity in ture for ihe new high school gets approval Athletes of the Week simply remain unfilled. will be shifted to the supervi- program management and the movement of furni- base three times and could not istrative staff at Lowell. Following the recommen- The issue has been whether The temporary position ture throughout the district. gel a bunt down to get the Mikuiski had background ex- dation of the Lowell Parks and will be recommended for a WBDC had offered lo do to have a split rail or chain link runner home," Rodenhouse perience at DeKome's Furni- Recreation Commission, the PUBLIC NOTICE salary adjustment due to the this for the district at a cost of fence for the park property. explained. ture in purchasing and man- Lowell City Council approved At the March 14 Parks and agement. He also has a degree additional responsibility and $70,000. The game ended ironically, the purchase of fencing for Recreation Commission meet- in interior design. Date: April 24, 1992 is anticipated to be brought to i ill Lowell having a runner Prior to joining the admin- Stoney Lakeside Park. ing, the Commissioners reaf- "After Clare made ihe de- Permit No. MI0051217 the Board for approval in July cut down at the plate. "It's The issue was originally firmed their recommendation cision to retire, the school 0. E. Bieri & Sons GWCU after a review of all adminis- Mikulski, cont'd., pg. 21 disappointing not being able brought to the attention of the for the split rail fence. approached me about a lo gel a bunt down," Roden- Council at a Nov. 18 meeting change in my job description," The Michigan Water Resources Commis- house said. for its consideration Fence, cont'd., pg. 21 Mikuiski said. Tm comfort- sion proposes to issue a new discharge Amy Stauffer led Lowell able with the change in job permit to: O. E. Bieri & Sons, 1087 Godfrey at ihe plate with three hits in r description. I believe there is Street, Lowell, Michigan 49331, for a facil- four at-bats. Gurney and ity located at 1087 Godfrey Street, Lowell, a linkage there that ties them Michigan 49331. The applicant is engaged together" in a groundwater remediation involving ence, Mikuiski said the move is gasoline. The applicant proposes to dis- m possible because over the last charge seventy-five thousand (75,000) A' couple of years the bus garage gallons per day of treated groundwater to OIL CHANGE continued has been able to operate on its Troy Addington own. "We have people that Tracy Burrows Dave StoufTer the Flat River via storm sewers, in Section In checking with the ven- Brandi Phillips 2, T6N, R9W, Kent County. Home & Condo Owners 95 dors, ihe following quotes for handle the day-to-day garage Dave StoufTer Troy Addington business and people who Tracy Burrows The Lowell senior is 2-0 / Save money with Michigan Millers Cars I %# Light Thicks ihe split rail fence were given. Brand! Phillips The Red Arrow placed handle the day-to-day sched- The Lowell lady linkster Comments or objections to the draft per- Good Fence from Wyoming The Lowell senior took first in the 800 and 1600- on the mound thus far in fTTL Homeowners Insurance Grease (lube), oil filter, including parts & oil was the Red Arrows' team mit received by May 26,1992 will be con- put in the accepted bid of ule changes." first in the discus and shot meter mn and had a leg in 1992. He has pitched 11-1/3 Check out these discounts The administration says medalist in each of their first sidered in the final decision to issue the S3,025. put against both Northview the 3200-meicr relay first innings and allowed just one Maiurr Person Discouni • Fire Exitngunhcr Ot^coum EXCLUDES FOREIGN & DIESEL CARS two games. Against Rock- permit. Persons desiring information re- Ace Hardware in Wyoming that ideally asking Mikuiski and East Grand Rapids. place finish against North- run. The captain also leads Ni>nsmcikcr DIM oun I • Dcadholi Uick» Oucuuni to look over three different ford, Burrows fired a 48. garding the draft permit, procedures for Smoke Dctcciiir (>t.\cuuni • Alarm SyMcrm Discount nt in a bid of $3,585 and Phillips best throw with the view. The Red Arrow se- Lowell in RBI. Addington areas is not the right situation, She then led the club past commenting, or requesting a hearing, You docrvc pcacc of mind protection al a pner vou can afford, rqpniievi Elftopor i reedom Fencing of Grand shot was 30-5 against EGR. nior was first in the 1600 defeated Greenville last of your age C | 7 CO''"OlAtiOM but state cuts are driving Hastings with a 45. should contact: Michael Bitondo, Permits Gf f ArM S Rapids submitted a bid of She threw the discus 91-2 against EGR and took a sec- week 5-1. He allowed one (!aJI vour indepemkrni insurance agent today and find out how much you Section, Surface Water Quality Division, S3,770. schools to do just that. against Northview. ond in 800 and 3200-meter run on five hits while walk- can save with the* discounts from Michigan Millers The Otmpany You "Grand Rapids is doing the Department of Natural Resources, P. O. (jtn Omnt On. fur over 100 yean. Based on prices received runs. He was also a part of ing four and stnking out five. Box 30028, Lansing, Michigan 48909, tele- Irom vendors, chain link fence same thing. It just got done the winning 3200-meter re- laying off administrators due phone: 517-335-3303. | Michigan Miefs Plus gates were quoted at lay team. | MuiuJ bntMnrr Compile SI 2,200. to the money crunching pro- posals from the Governor, Copies of the public notice and draft per- TheCamfmmy Yarn CmmOn C 830 Vi Main Straat, Uwrt, M 48331 • (til) 8t7-t2tl As mentioned earlier, pro- mit may be obtained at the Surface Water IMiHOURI ceedings from the Chadalee Mikuiski said. Philip H. Schneider, Jr. Mm **lJhun BSSfSC <*rm mtus fllRVSIKK The Transportation Super- Quality Division District Office located at •JM avnmcnm ^ arms purchase of a portion of REPRESENTING; 4M 1X4 visor says the move shows the Grand Rapids State Ofc. Bldg., 6th •Mar*-) reekside Park will be used that the administration is do- Congratulations! Floor, 350 Ottawa Street, N. W., Grand PETER SPEERSTRA AGENCY KRMCCAMRTI Plijmoutf} toward the fence installation as 115 W. Main Strett • Lowell, Michigan 49331 Hm-fn 7 «-s is ing its part to help in these recommended from the Parks Rapids, Michigan 49503, telephone: 616- WM H 7 45 pw Oodge Truchs 456-5071. Phone 897-9259 wd Recreation Commission. money crunch times. The Lowell Ledger-Wednesday, April 22,1992-Page 23 The Ixmdl Ledger-Wednesday, April 22,1992-Page 22 City nears Grindle special assessment district for water improvements

At a first glance it might It will further help equal- happy with - the water is Depth helps that residents could have fire cated in special assessments. $21,000 for the eight-inch appear that all Grindle resi- ize the water pressure in the good." protection. Based on 1804 lineal feel water main, $9,000 for the dents from Shepard to James system, and help complete Residents will incur a lap The Lowell City Council of assessable frontage, the cost fire hydrants and $ 10,000 for will be getting is water. the loop. In doing so, it will in expense of $625 plus the wants to established a special per foot would be 522.17. Also road repair- with the special Lowell boys However the installationof eliminate dead ends which assessment total being cost to run a service line from assessment district for water a charge of $1,077 would be a 12 inch water main (resi- will help improve the water their house lo the City's water improvement placed to each property for $40,000. dents assessed for an eight pressure . The loop would then line. The project will affect eight the booster pump station. The City meanwhile would inch water main) with the Cily hook up with Main Street. Cook asked that they con- run away from properties. The total cost of The cost breakdown has pay $209,000of the estimated picking up the difference, will Most importantly it would sider leaving aT at each house the project is estimated at property owners paying $245,000 project provide much more than just make way for fire hydrants so $245,000 with S40,000 allo- Rich Cook, 750 Grindle. so residents could pay the water. said he wished people would 1992 assessment price and EGR and 'Cats have considered sewer, but lap in later if they so desired understood the cost inhibited or when their well went bad. The water line would be All of Lowell's lop track performers did well in what they people from accepting the plan. "We all have water wells put in on the north side of the were supposed to do well in, and the Red Arrow boys' track Annie McMahon uses two dimensionBl road in the City right of way. learn finished up die week where ihey were supposed lo be up on Grindle that we are after iwo league meets, 2-0. Behind the guts and dciermination of senior David StoufTer, character to earn literary club essay honors and the strong ironmen performances of Joe DeJong and Andy Antcliff in die discus and shot put, the Red Arrows sel Softball, continued ihe table for an earlv season confrontation with Forest Hills game of the year, giving up 10 three wild pitches. Central, die two clubs were co-conference champions a year Annie McMahon is a tal- her. "They were afraid of me success with her third-grade college students to re-apply runs on just four hits while Sophomore Ashley Olin ago. enied two-dimensional writer because I was three dimen- sister, Kara, recently was a for scholarship money in their walking seven and striking out got her varsity start against In Lowell's 91-37 win over Northview, ihe Red Arrows in Dottie Roth's fifth-grade sional." she said. Young Author winner as well. sophomore year. three. Grand Rapids Central. She look 12 of the 16 first-place finishes. The only person who classroom. Did they run you out of McMahon says she would What makes this concept Against Lakewood. the pitched four innings, allow- siood between Lowell and a possible sweep was Northview's McMahon has twice taken town? "No. they flattened me like lo be a journalist when unique is that the money lo James Manion clears 5-6 in the high jump. Vikings scored two runs in ing nine nins. She left the game Ed Barnes (Dp honors in the Young Au- out so I loo was two dimen- she is through with school. finance the academic scholar- the fifth, three in ihe sixth and with Lowell leading 10-9. Because of the inclement weather we haven't had an thors program. She added a ships will come from teacher sional," McMahon said. "I'm extremely proud of the game winner in the sev- Grand Rapids Central opportunity lo gel out and run on die irack," Lowell coach Lowell's 400 and 800 meter relay teams. It was Smith, Joe In the long jump, Aaron Stencel landed at 19-11. Casey second dimension to her writ- payroll deductions. The As- It look the Lowell fifth- Annie. She has outstanding enth in a come-from-behind touched up Vickie Videan and Keith Boeve said. "1 used these early matches to gel people Middlelon, Brett Knoop and Aaron Stencel stopping the Brown was second in 18-10." 19-11 at this lime of year is an ing success as she took a first sociation will also provide ihe grader diree months and a lot ability," RtHh said. "In the 26 10-9 win over Lowell. her Lowell teammates for as much time on the track as possible." clock in a winning lime of 47.07 in die 400-meler relay. excellent mark for Stencel," Boeve said. place in die Grand Rapids la- of copies lo wrile the essay. years I've been leaching, she scholarship concept with "Our girls just could not three runs in the fourth, fifth In the 800, it was Smith, Saboo, Knoop and Stencel Joe DeJong was over 13 feet better than his closest competi- dies Literary Club essay con- funds. Stouffer showed mid-season form as he placed first in the For her first-place finish is one of the most talented and seventh innings. 1600-meter run, the 8(K)-meier run and in die 3200-meier winning al 1:37.30 tor. Antcliff was second at 117-4-1/2. writers I've had." "The Lowell Education hold their intensity." Lowell's lest she received a plaque and a Videan and Posthumus relay. "It was a good meet for us," Boeve said. "Our lop kids did James Manion was first in the high jump, clearing a height Association wanted to do coach said. Hie topic was a place die check for S75. "My friends both collected two hits apiece well in what diey were supposed to. Northview didn't match of 5-6. Lowell's John Cross was second (5-6). No longer will it just be more to improve sludent learn- Stauffer and Brown were The senior finished the mile in a winning lime of 5:00.83. sludent would like to discover. said I should spend it but I for Lowell in the loss. up with us, we had loo much depth." Mike Tuma won the pole vault event with a mark of 10 feet. seniors are going off lo col- ing. more for the students and both 3-for-5. Tousignaut and In die 800, he came home in 2:08 53. He was the third leg in "1 wanted lo discover two decided to open a savings ac- The defeat dropped Low- the 3200. The foursome also inlcuded George Ponchaud, In the high jump, it was Jim Manion winning theeveni as Jon Kohler was second at the same height. dimensional land. " McMahon count instead," she explains. lege who will be eligible for provide die students with op- Hertzer each collected two The Red Arrows won all but one of the relay events. Dan scholarship money from the hits. ell lo 1 -5-1 in non-conference Kyle Boston and Tom Mull. Their time was 8:47.09. he cleared 5-8. John Cross and Ryan While finished second said. Her Grandma. Dode portunities they may not oth- "We must play belter de- play. "Stouffer looks lough. He's in mid-season form. He's and third respectively al 5-6. Huizenga, Dave Stouffer, Tom Mull and Kyle Boston com- Her story starts as Annie Collins. added that Lowell Education Associa- erwise have had." said LEA fense. and know what lo do "If we are to improve, we successful because of his guts, determination and desire," It was all Doug Beimers and Josh Teunessen in ihe 300 bined for a winning lime of 8:52.23. runs away from home. Once McMahon's other grand- tion. public relations chairman Elementary. Middle when we get the ball." Roden- mast keep people off the bases, Boeve said. high hurdles. Beimers was first at 44.62 and Teunessen In the 800-meler relay it was Brett Knoop, Aaron Stencel, nut on her own. she meets up mother, Margaret McMahon, Lanie Rice. School and ninth-11 th grad- house said. "We're making play with more intensity and Lowell swept the shot widi Noah Menerey earning lop placed second in 46.93. John Saboo and Shawn Smith. They raced home in 1:36.5. with a lown of two dimen- an elementary teacher, would There are currendy 174 es will also be eligible for mental errors." execute belter," Rodenhouse honors widi a distance of 43-7. Antcliff was second at 40-1 Knoop. Boston, Eric Shelby and Saboo finished the mile in sional people. have been very proud of her members of the Lowell Edu- Beimers finished second lo Barnes in the 110 high hurdles scholarship money. The Vikings scored their exclaimed. and DeJong was durd widi a throw of 39-5. 3:47.75. The Pioneers DQ'd. McMahon wasn't scared of granddaughler." cation Association. Rice said at 16.59. Barnes won the event in 15.21. winning run on a walk and Antcliff came through with personal bests in the discus Lowell was edged out in the 400 relay by 2/10 of a second. fhe concept is a new and most of them agreed to par- Barnes bested Stencel in the long jump. The Wildcat sailed them, but they were scared of McMahon has shared her and ihe shot pui in our first two meets of the year," Boeve Lowell was limed al 45.52. EGR's winning lime was 45.32. unique idea which will start ticipate in the payroll deduc- to 20-7-3/4. Stencel was second at 19-10. explained "He has shown lots of improvement." In the 100 hurdles Doug Beimers raced home in 16.09. this year. It will also allow Jeff Parson was the only other Wildcat lo lake a first, McMahon, cont'd., pg. 24 Lowell's coach said DeJong finished strong last year, and defeating teammate Jim Manion who finished at 16.68. winning the 3200 meter run with a lime of 10:37.5. Boys track, cont'd... has picked up where he left off. DeJong, while taking a third Stouffer (4:54.96) edged Pioneer Pat Crawford (4:56.51) in Northview won the 1600 meter relay by seven seconds over in die shot pul, was die lop dog in ihe discus widi a mark of the 1600-meier run., finishing two seconds ahead of his coun- Lowell with a lime of 3:39.16. have (hought was impossible, he deleated Shawn Smith in both 131 feet. Antcliff was second at 123-3. terpart. the 100 and 200 dashes. Williams ran an 11.12 100. Smith ELECTRICITY Red Arrow John Saboo gave a strong and encouraging Saboo left the field behind him in the 400-meler dash, LOWELL 101-1/2, EGR 34-1/2 followed at 11.19. It was Williams in die 200 with a lime of performance in the 400 meter run, slopping ihe clock at coming home in 53.27. "Considering the wet and the cold thai Lowell jumped on East Grand Rapids early and often in ihe ZV75 and Smith Second at 24.5. 5478. was an excellent run by Saboo," Boeve emphasized. field events and then coasted to victory in its season-opening Pal Crawford won the 3200-meter run in 10:35.5. holding Shawn Smith was speedy self in the 100 and 200 dashes. Boston was victorious in the 800 with a lime of 2:10.49. conference win over the Pioneers. nil Siouffer who came home in 10:38.16. Smith was first in die 100, breaking die siring al 11.28. In the Stouffer was second at 2:12. The Red Arrows accumulated 43-1/2 points in the field HASTINGS RELAY 200, his winning lime was clocked al 24.67. Manion won the low hurdles in 44.8, nudging Beimers who events. Five different Red Arrows look first Lowell was fourth out of 16 schools on Saturday. May 15 & 16 Smidi also played a key role in die winning efforts of finished at 44.81. Aaron Stencel and Ryan While were diird in die long jump. at the Lowell Middle School Cafetorium Noah Menerey's 41 -2 look top honors in the shot put Andy East Grand Rapids Jason Williams did what many may Antcliff was second with a distance of 40-11. Jon Kohler and Mike placed second in die pole vault and Jim APPLICATION DEADLINE • MAT IIT Boys track, cont'd., pg. 23 Manion and John Cross were tilth in the high jump. For more information call; Showboat Office Andy Antcliff and Joe DeJong were lildi in ihe discus. 897-8280 Others lo place included die 400-meter relay team of or Karen Hample Knoop, Saboo. Stencel and Smith Ihey were third at ^5-^7. 897-0055 ITie sprint medley leam of Knoop, Saboo. Smith and Stencel were sixth at 54.2. Boston. Shelby. Ponchaud and Siouffer placed second in ihe distance medley in a time of 11:17.9. ihe 1600-meler relay leam of Boston, Shelby. Rich Kline and Saboo came home in 3:39.9. placing fifth. Jason VanderWarf, Mull, Siouffer and Boston were lilih in ihe 32(K)-meler relay, posting a lime of 8:45.

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Phillips helps toss Red Arrow girls past O-K foes * ed Arrow tennis team backhands Kelloggsville

KOme GOWe Lowell's young tennis team tory," Lowell coach Terry Lowell senior Brandi Phillips look the weight from the legsinlbe winning 800-rneler relay team (1:55.55). ' " Nathan Livingstone and ence schedule against a strong same score. In third doubles, Matt its first win of the sea- Abel said. discus and shot put from her shoulder and helped hurl the Red Neil Nelson upended Greg candidate for conference Rob Kennedy and Adrian Simmons and Beau Verlin ^ rL. ..re pressUree. in its second game of the Arrows lo an easy season-opening wins against Northview Graber won his number one Gamsley and Sean Spencer, champion. Schuster lost in number one upended Chris Elzinga and earagains t Kelloggsville, 4- singles match in two sets, 7-6 and East Grand Rapids. Phillips won the shot put event with a distance of 30-5. 6-0,6-0. doubles lo Travis Zimdar and Jerry Winsor 6-2,6-3. and 6-2. "Northview is very strong "Brandi looked real strong in both the discus and ihe shot Cortney Morse was second with a mark of 26-8-1/4. In third doubles, Jerry Rob Armstrong 6-1,6-0. "I knew that we would Lowell lost three of the four and should challenge East put," Lowell girls' track coach Kathy Talus said. A distance of 86-5 won the discus for Phillips. Kyle VanStee Lowell's other three wins Winsor and Levi Harper de- Steve Simmons and Kyle struggle against Northview. ngles matches but battled Grand Rapids," Abel said. Lowellwhich was supposed to be challenged by North- was second with a mark of 75-10. came in doubles play. feated Mike Kehl and Peter We are trying lo improve with "They defeated our young Zimdar defeated Lowell's view this year, made pretty easy work of the Wildcats in The team of Jessica Stone, Laura Boyink, Sara Lesky and ck to sweep the doubles Number one doubles team Pappas in straight sets 6-1,6- squad easily." Levi Harper and Nathan every match and become more posting an 83-45 win. Leslie Murphy won the 1600-meter relay, breaking the string impetition in gaining the of Rob Kennedy and Adrian 3. competitive," Abel said. Northview's Dave Livingstone 6-1,6-0. "We are obviously really happy with the victory," Talus ictory. Shuster defeated Brad Faming wins in exhibition at 4:39.5. VandeKopple defeated said. "We can't sit back and relax though, we must continue to Lesky, Ponchaud, Rhea Bundy and Michelle Oliver claimed The Arrows only McClure and John Ensley 6- player were Milch Mackety, Graber in straight sets 6-2,6- improve as the season progresses." ingles victory came from 0,6-0. 6-, 6-1 and Jim Price, 6-1,7-5. victory in the 3200-meier relay at 11:29.72. 2. Phillips threw the shot put 30-3 outdistancing her freshman Oliver, anchoring Lowell's distance events, won the 3200- K'ir best and most experi- "Kennedy and Shuster led Lowell's Chris Scoles lost teammate Courtney Amett (29-0). meier run in 13:32.50 and the 1600 in 6:02.74. nccd tennis player, Jason our young doubles teams. to Andy Schwedler 6-1,6-0. In the discus, it was Phillips leading the way with a mark Murphy won the 400 mn in 1:08.84 beating her closest jraber. Iliey played with the varsity a NORTHVIEW 7 In third singles. Curt of 91-2. competitor, Boyink (1:11.22). " J ason is our most seasoned little bit last year and played LOWELL 0 Coleman lost lo Rudy Plaines The Ptarmigan bird hides from enemies by Earning second-place finishes were Tracy Mecuwsen 4-6 in layer. He started slowly, but well against Kelloggsville," Lowell also got strong performances from Tammy Allchin 6-1,6-0. Milch Mackey fell blending with its surroundings. In winter it has the high jump; Courtney Amett, 18:39 in the 100 hurdles; allied back for a key vic- Abel said. and Amett in the hurdles. In the 100 hurdles, Amett was Lowell opened its confer- to Mike Schwedler by the white feathers; In summer, they're brown and victorious at a lime of 18 seconds. Allchin was second at Allchin, 54.47 in the 300 hurdles; and the 400-meter relay speckled. 18.13. The girls reversed roles in the 300 hurdles, as Allchin leam (Becky Fmkler, Amett, Trisha Czamopis, and Kortney led (55.04) and Amett was second in 55.58 minutes. Gowen) was second with a time of 11:56.03. Freshman Leslie Murphy surprised everyone in the 400- meler mn by claiming the lop spot in a time of 1:08.3. Murphy itching and defense lead Lowell's boys to 3-1 start HASTINGS RELAY also won the high jump with a mark of 4-4 and she was a LoweU's girls finished fourth. member of the winning 1600-meler relay leam. She teamed Lowell's baseball team is Placing third for Lowell were Allchin, Amett, Melissa on seven hits while walking double and a single in plating Addington singled him home. in the fifth lo increase its lead but he lends to be al his best with Allchin, Laura Boyink and Crisli Ponchaud to win the ff to a 3-1 start Beute and Angie Smith in the shuttle hurdles. seven and striking out one. their runs. Addington and Rich Depew to 7-2. when it appears that he is in event in 4:43.68. Red Arrow coach Kris Oliver, Murphy, Lesky and Shuster earned a sixth in the "Hutfilz threw better than Lowell's defense turned each eventually scored on four Its run in the fourth was sel serious trouble," Kropf said. Senior Heather Gowen continued to perform lo the stan- Kropf is happy with the start, distance medley. the score would indicate. He consecutive walks. A.J. Teft up by a Hutfilz double and an Greenville had the bases dards she has set, Gowen participating in four events, claimed but with the conference sched- four double plays. "Our de- Phillips and VanSlee were sixth in the discus. Kortney and will be ready for the league scored the Arrows fourth mn RBI bunt single by Chad loaded with one out in the three firsts and one second. ule ready to start he wishes his fense hustled and played sol- Heather Gowen combined for a fourth in the long jump. opener against Zeeland of the inning on an error by Lyon. third inning, but Addington Gowen was first in the lOOmeterdashinalimeof 12.9. The club would have a plethora of idly," Kropf said. Heather Gowen, Kortney Gowen, Meeuwsen and McClure (Wednesday, April 22). the Red Hawk centerfiekkr In the fifth, Addington got shortstop Tim Sebald lo Red Arrow was first in the 200 dash with a time of 27.19. She games under its belt In game two, Lowell were third in the 800 relay. Union, trailing 1-0 scored Jason Rose. walked and Depew cleared pop out and then struck out was numero uno in the long jump with a distance of 15-6-3/ "Because of the weather jumped on Union pitching for Amett replaced Meeuwsen in the 400 relay, as Lowell four runs in the fourth after The Arrows added a single the bases with a 340-foot shot right fielder Steve Jacoby to 4. Gowen teamed with her sister Kortney, Murphy and Chris the team has not been able to four runs in the first Peel led earned a first. one out They strung together mn in the fourth and two more over the left-centerfield wall. end the inning. McClure in ihe 800-meter relay for a second- place finish, establish a routine. This is es- a singles, a double, a walk, a off with a triple. Troy Union caught some two- Chris Miedema pitched coming home in 1:55.88. The winning lime posted by North- pecially important to the hit- lightning in the seventh, scor- two innings in relief for the view was 1:53.55. ters and pitchers," Kropf said. ing four limes. Addington Red Arrows. He did not allow Sarah l^sky earned her first top place finish as a varsity "Grand Rapids Union had came on in relief and left the a hit while walking two and track member in the 800-meter run. Her lime was 2:48.14. played seven games prior to Lowell lady linksters open tying mn on base. striking out two batters. "That was a key race for us," Talus explained. Pan, a Greek god, was believed to delight In fright- our doubleheader with them. Lowell's Brad Harrall re- Rhea Bundy helps Lowell earn an 83-45 win over the With the score tied 1-1, Michelle Oliver garnered two firsts in the 1600 and 3200- ening travelers. We had gotten in two games." ceived three stitches in the Lowell look the lead for good meter runs. Oliver recorded a winning lime of 6:05.93 in the Wildcats. season on par, 2-0 Which is all the more rea- upper lip and lost part of his in the third inning. Harrall 1600 and 13:47.3 in the 3200. son Kropf is elated with the 3- front tooth when he got hit in started the inning with asingle. Lesky came home in second just three seconds (6:08 .23) 1 start. The Red Arrows were Lowell girl's golf coach Rick White was Rockford's top four scores were handed in the mouth making a tag on a He stole second and then raced off of Oliver's pace in the 1600. Freestyle 2-1 last week. It defeated Gre- concerned before the season started who would by Connie Krestakos, 54; Amy Klukowski, man attempting to steal sec- home on aKyle Krebill single. Khsten Shuster was second in ihe 3200 with a lime of 13:53 enville 5-1 oo Tuesday and step up lo fill the fourth spot on this year's 56; Sarah Warren 62; and Amy Hatfield fired ond. His status for the league Krebil then stole second and Lowell's 400-meter relay leam was second in a lime of then split a pair with Union squad. a 65. opener was unknown as the scored on an Addington single 56.49, two seconds off the winning pace of 54.61. wrestling on Saturday, losing the first 8- White believed his lop three golfers were Ledger went to press. lo right field. "We didn't place first in the 400 or 800 relays, but I thought 2 and winning the second 7-6. better or as good as any other threesome in the LOWELL 196 HASTINGS 268 Addington pitched five in- A Teft fifth-inning double we ran well," Talus said. "However, we did real well in the notes "I was disappointed with league. But he was unsure of who would fill nings in Lowell's win over led to Lowell's fourth run. Two field events. Maybe were seeing a change in our strength. our hitting against Union. the fourth spot. Greenville. He allowed one The Red Arrow girls' golf leam shot walks an a RBI single by Northview has very strong relay teams." The Lowell Freestyle ^ Rolando Vasques threw hard Two non-conference matches do not make mn on six hits while walking LoweU's best team score ever at Deer Run in Addington plated the Red Club hosied a District Tour- " in game one, but Union threw a season, but if it's any indication, Connie four and striking out five. posting its second win of the year against Arrows fifth mn in the sev- nament Saturday at the High tlirce junior varsity pitchers in Colbum wielded the hot club in rather cold Troy wasn't really sharp. Hastings. enth. LOWELL 94, EGR 34 School with over 316 kids game two," Kropf said. "We conditions in week one of the season. Tracy Burrows was the match medalist for Things were even easier for the Red Arrows earlier in the competing against each other are not tracking the ball me- Colbum, on Monday, in the cold and the the second consecutive lime. The Red Arrow week as ihey ran past the Pioneers. from ages five lo 14. chanically to the contact zone snow shot her personal best round. She came carded a 45. The only thing lower than that Seniors Heather Gowen and Brandi Phillips showed their The first four place medal Insiead we're attempting to off the course with a 49, second only lo was the temperature, it was a cool and wet 40 leadership by their performances. winners will continue on next muscle the ball. We're rusty Lowell's Tracy Burrows who fired a 48 in degrees. Gowen was first in the long jump (14-11), 100-meter dash week to the Regional Tourna- which is due in large lo the Lowell's 200-237 win over Rockford al the On Your Home and Auto Insurance!!! Megan Leach followed her home with a (12.82), the 200-meter dash (27.53), and was one of the four ment, which will be held at par 36 Deer Run Golf Course. small number of games we've nine-hole score of 48. Erin Nausieda was Caledonia High School. The played." "Connie not only gave us a strong fourth Up to 30% for Homeowners third with a 50 and Connie Colbum was just first four place medal win- ^ score, but she was our second best golfer Vasques held Lowell lo three shots back at 53. Up to 26% for Auto McMahon, continued ners at Caledonia will con- ^ two runs on four hits while today," White said. "Considering the condi- linue onto the state tourna- Leading the way for the Saxons was Kari llyw walking four and striking out tions, I thought Amy Estes' 58 was not bad. " Ebersole with a 62. Kris Savor followed her ment in two weeks with the Estes is the oiher golfer While hopes will Vic DeWaard, LEA vice five over six innings. home with a 67. Ashley Cole came off the are a lion scholarship plan. exception of Group I. They Under the LEA plan three president, said the idea was Jon Hutfilz (0-1) suffered help fill that fourth spot ninth green with a 69 and Kelly Crutlendem member or are done at Regional Level. Lowell's number one golfer, Erin Naus- high school scholarships and presented lo the association the loss, pitching 5-2/3 in- fired a 70. employed The Lowell medal win- ieda carded a 51. Megan Leach followed with two college renewals will be by Alio leacherTim Hawkins. nings. He gave up eight runs ners and Regional qualifiers by: awarded. Students and parents must a 52. are Group I: Isaac Scoby, first; There will be S300 allo- file application by Friday, J. J. Wilder, first; Sean • AARP (or other qualifying retirement group) cated to the Middle School, May 15 lobe eligible fw schol- Gannon, second; Bryan $200 to each of the elemen- arship money. • Michigan Dental Association Gannon, second; Russell 0 tary buildings and $300 for 9- For more information VANCFO Sherman, second; Jake M • Michigan Education Association 11 grades. parents should contact their AN Brower, fourth; Craig Carpen- TO GLASS child's teacher or call the Dental The scholarships at the •Amway ter, fourth; Nathan Clark, COMPLETE AUTO GLASS REPLACEMENT Middle School and Elemen- school. fourth; Brandon Sherman, • Steelcase tary levels will help provide "This is the teachers doing jk 24 Hour Mobile Service Stone Chip fourth. something for the students," • New and Used Glass News students with funds to attend • School Administrators Group II: Caleb O'Boyle, Repai academic camps and or work- DeWaard said. 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Buy Your Max Cat 4 og uncomfortable, your dentist or physician can prescribe 897-9253 limestone deposit, around the sand to protect itself. Tammy Allchin took a first in tkc 3tt low kMrdles in Lowell's meet against Northview. Thanks goes to Head m Food From Us. We Buy Ours In Michigan, Coach, Gary Rivers; Head a medicine that numbs the gums Gerald Patton Saranac 642-9401 Open Mon. - St- 10 A.M. To 6 P.M. Wresting, coot'iL, pg. 26 The Lowell Ledger-Wednesday, April 22,1992-Page 26 TV Lowdl Ledger-Wednesday, April 22,1992-Pafe 27

i I 1 MM Summer Jazz comes (ONE PLACE HAS IT ALLp to Aquinas College ' The Aquinas College arc available. Music teachers Dr. Bruce Early, profes- Summer Jazz Camp, open and interested adults are also sor of music at Aquinas Col- to musicians from junior encouraged to auend. lege, directs the Jazz Camp. high school through college Camp tuition is $125 Contact Dr. Early at 459- level, will be offered June 22 which includes all fees, mate- 8281, ext. 3413, or the through 27, 9 a.m. to 4:30 rials, lunches, and a camp T- Aquinas Music Department, shirt. Ovemight accommoda- ext. 3402, for further infor- p.m., at the Art and Music EVENTS BUSINESS HELP WANTED 1 OK REN 1 Center on the Aquinas Col- tions are available at an addi- mation. I OR SALE lege campus. tional cost of 5130. SERVICES WANTED Lou Fischer, bass with the Bill Watrous Quartet, will be • » » BINGO FOR SALE - Palomino WANTED - Girts and boys (2) 2 BEDROOM APTS 1,86(1 c,othin sizes 5 67 F0R REN 1 in guest clinician at this year's All words are pegs to hang ideas on. Every Friday Night POLICE OFFICERS - City AOHA-PHBA 12 year old 9' T * Saranac, Jazz Camp. A nine-member —Henry Ward Beecher of Lowell. Starting salary: mare. English. Western, or 8. Call 868-7175. 1 in Ionia, no pets, call 527- 7:15 P.M. CASH! Aquinas College faculty will $18,000 - increases to started over jumps. Call offer a curriculum of jazz Lowell VFW Hall For single family, $33,000 after 4 years. Ap- 364-9083. WANTED-Old time crafts. improvisation and jazz rock- LMS Students-of-the-Month East Main St., Lowell multi-family and related subjects, including plicants must be certified food booths, flea market handyman specials. Lowell Middle School Students-of-tbe-Month arc, from left to right, front row: Jamie Jazz History, Combo Organi- The piano was Invented by an Italian harpsichord Early Bird Bingo at or certifiable. Resumes BLUE SPRUCE-Doug fir, antiques for Civil War Mus- PERSONALS All areas re IV Marentette, sixth grade; Lindsay VanStee, sixth grade; Casey Harper, seventh grade; zation, Big Band, and the maker called Bartolomeo Crlstoforl, to remedy the 6:45 P.M. T ^!L ?f . ^ 5^ Frasier fir. 3-5 year old pot- ter. May 30-31. Call 897- harpsichord's Inability to play soft, uplano,, in Ital- considered. Written Adam Mix, sixth grade; back row: Monica Jaarsma, eighth grade; Diana Fkk, seventh Business of Music. Begin- PUBLIC INVITED st 992. Mail or dehver ted tree3 $i .50-$3.00 6430, leave message. grade; Jeana Babcock, eighth grade; Hope Ayers, seventh grade and Tammy Stauffer, ning, intermediate, and ad- ian, and loud, "forte." offer in 48 hours. lo: Barry D.Emmons. Chief each. Supply limited Now eighth grade. vanced classes will be offered; ofPolice LowellFol^De- taking ^ers. Lowell one or two college credit hours Marshall Redder, partment. 301 E. Mam St.. Christmas Tree Co.. 868- NON-SMOKINGFEMALE GOLF LEAGUE Lowell, Ml 49331. BINGO Remax, 457-3245. 0042. ROOMMATE - to share OPENINGS C44tfn home in Lowell. $225 per We have room for a few David Miller attains Every Saturday Night more teams on the Thrus- month, 1/2 utilities. 897- ATTENTION SUMMER OFFICE FURNITURE - a 7:00 P.M. 0057. day night golf league at WORK-$8.15 to start, ideal rea| bargain. Desk, type- Tyler Creek. League LOWELL MOOSE FIC designation Jim Cook, Jr. forstudents&recentgrads, writer, 4 & 2-drawer files, HORSE SHOW SPON- starts Apr. 30 with tee-off BINGO all majors & backgrounds chairs, regular & swivel, SORS NEEDED!-Watch times beginning approx. David E. Miller, He completed the aca- Woodmen celebrates its 110th 1320 E. FULTON AUCTIONEER may apply, no experience conference tables, storage for representatives from 6 pm. If you are in- terested contact Don Kentwood, Modern demic requirements of the anniversary. For 110 years, Early Bird Bingo at 4:00P.M. All Types off Sales required, training provided, cabinets etc. For informa- the Lowell Area Fire De- Modem Woodmen has kept Green at 897-6173. Woodmen of America repre- FIC program through corre- (616) 897-8872 scholarship program avail- tion call 897-9444. partment for details. sentative for the Lowell area, spondence with Modern its promise to members-a able, call 246-8962.9 a.m. has attained the Fraternal In- Woodmen's home office in promise that their life insur- ALLEGAN ANTIQUE to 9 p.m. surance Counsellor (FIC) des- Rock Island, Illinois. ance, annuity and fraternal MARKET - Sunday, April 4 Protecting Our ignation. Miller completed field benefits will be there ready to 1984 CARLTON 14X70 26. Featuring 300 exhibi- The FIC title is an educa- assignments in estate plan- use as planned. IvicQu EXECUTIVE SECRE- MOBILE HOME - 2 bed- Turning Bottles Into Trash Bags tional designation which can ning and developing personal tors, displaying over one TARY - We have positions rooms island kitchen, in be earned by career life un- and business insurance pro- nillion antiques. First show homestead available immediately in Grand Rapids, $9,900. derwriters associated with fra- grams. of 1992. Get the first buys. mil m 'Bed & 'JlrcntfiUI ^ Lowell, Ionia and Alto. Ex- 281-4287. temal insurance societies. Modern Woodmen of Show rain or shine as we / 2S34 Ald.n Nish NE. Low.ll • cellent opportunities avail- Miller devoted more than America is a fraternal life in- offer seven covered build- ) (Jm$l eff Qe* Cm*—) 1 able. Must type 50+ wpm. one year to meeting the ex- surance society headquartered In 1955 there were j Gradous \ ings. 7:30 a.m. to 4;30 p.m. Must have excellent word WILSON TREE FARM - 2 amination and career devel- in Rock Island, 111., serving 363 strikes by workers Accommodations lor [ Located at the Fairgrounds, opment criteria set by the Fra- 673,000 members nation- in the U.S. In 1990 there Vbor Out-Ot-lown r processing experience. For to 3 ft. Colorado Blue were 44. right in Allegan, Michigan. ternal Field Managers Asso- wide. This year Modern Guests immediate consideration, Spruce trees available for ciation. Still only $2.00. PHONE ) call Manpower Temporary transplanting. Delivery & M . 897;81«J Services, Lowell, 897- planting available. 474 0050. Bellamy Rd., Ionia, Ml. 527- James Street residents get Runciman/Riverside Students-of-the-Month t COTE'S PAINTING Inte- 6514. From trash to trash bag: You buy a plastic bottle of milk at a local store, use the contents and dispose of ricr/exterior painting spe- BUSINESS it for curbside collection. It's then picked upt pro- Pictured are Runciman/Riverside's Students-of-the-Month for March. They arc, left cialists. Homes, offices, cessed into raw plastic at a recycling plant and made water service improved SHIRT PRESSER . ite 30" to right: Quinn Garvin, Heather Dean, Christopher Sytsma, April Mettcrnick, Justin SERVICES barns, mobile homes, etc. F0R SALE Wh into trash bags that you can find, along with the milk, Over 16 years experience NEEDED - Afternoons. gas stove. Clock doesn't at the store. James Street residents got their wish Mon- Supervisor said the existing fill would be put Hampton, Courtney Demorest-Lce, Laura Horsley. Apply in person: Coopers |( stove & oven work day night as the Lowell Cily Council ap- back. 897-8195. wor i W aste noi. want not: By bags viith at least 33 per- Drycleaner. 591 Ada Dr. g J35 ^.9756 after cent con sumer- rec y c led proved a motion to pul in an eight-inch water The project is far less substantial than reat not wasting the irash wc throw out ever) day in our plastic bottle content. mam, replacing the existing two-inch main what some Council members wanted. The DAVIS 6 p.m. AMERICA'S PRIDE garbage cans, we may need These Ruffles® Eco- Council was looking to put in storm sewers, ,M thus providing James Street residents with an Alfred Swanson will visit BUILDERS - Call us for ATTENTION - New factory less landfill space in the years Choice plastic trash bags sanitary sewer and curb and gutter. ELECTRIC improved water service. FOR SALE-Approx. 100 lo come, experts agree. arc unique in that they're "I think the proper way istodoitall.In 10- interior & exterior care for outlet has several perma- Lowell City Manager provided the Coun- Quality • Service pine trees, 5 in. to 8 in. That's why many people made with post-consumer 15 years a sewer is going to have to be put in. your home. Complete re- nent full and part-time po- waste (PCW); some bags cil with cost estimates for paving James Street United Methodist Church * diameter, ideal for log arc enthusiastic about a spe- relating to the planned water main upgrading. The state will probably mandate it. I don't Dependability modeling & new con- sitions. Full-time, $1,500 cial recycling process that claim a much higher re- want people asking then why it wasn't done Lowell First United Meth- struction. Plans drawn to and able to start immedi- cabins. Call 897-7886. turns plastic bottles in our cycled content, even as high The two road improvement estimates that graders, 10,000 four year old sage to all people interested RESIDENTIAL were provided were for a 12-foot wide as- right the first time," Councilman Don Green odist church is very privileged your specs. Call 868- ately. Phone 945-5522,10 curbside trash into useful as 100 percent, but that is Colorado blue spruces to first in the crucial issue of "the COMMERCIAL scrap from manufacturing, phalt repair, covering the water main installa- asked. He added he understand the plight of to host Dr. Alfred B. Swanson, products such as trash bags. graders and another 5,000 greenhouse effect" and "glo- 6139. a.m. to 5 p.m. 1984 BUICK REGAL-nice or pre-consumer waste, not the homeowners and thus motioned his sup- Grand Rapids hand surgeon Here's how the process tion area for $8,000 or a 20-foot wide asphalt trees through a children's fair bal warming." LIGHT INDUSTRIAL condition. $1,500; 1982 works. You go lo the store something you've recycled, mat covering the width of the roadway. port for the 20-foot cap with water main. and international environ- held in the Grand Rapids Area. Chevy Chevelle. nice con- and buy a plastic bottle of Ruffles Eco-Choice trash The cost of asphalting will be split 50-50 Pasquale said the City will proceed on mentalist, at a4 p.m. program Ph. 676-9574 "It is estimated that we A free will offering will HELP dition, $1,000. 897-9444. milk, water, shampoo or de- bags, which bear the Good between the City and properly owners. Based bidding. 'Tf the numbers are out of line, it will in their sanctuary, on Sunday need to plant one trillion trees be taken and given in part to BABYSITTER • light tergenl. You use il, then re- Housekeeping seal, are the on front footage cost, property owners would be reviewed again," he said. "A special as- May 3, al 621 E. Main St on this earth in the next 20 Dr. Swanson s organization, ^ WANTED housekeeping. Looking for cycle it through a curbside first lo combine a signifi- sessment district will also be established." WALLPAPER-BORDERS or community recycling pro- cant percentage of recycled be charged S3.20 per lineal foot for 20-foot Dr. Swansons involve- years if we are to have any with the remainder to be used mature lady to sit 1 year The Lowell City Manageradded that while Complete Formal gram. A company called PCW with a special high- asphalting. ment with environmental is- chance of reversing the green- by the Senior Highs when they old boy in Lowell home. 8- We have 4000+ rolls the eight-inch mains will not provide the Carlisle Plastics. Inc.—the strength plastic called high The Council agreed that 12-feet would sues is very intense, and he is house effect," Swanson said. go in June on their New York Wear Rental 5 p.m. Mon.-Fri. To begin now in stock just serve as a patch covering the side of the optimum water service, it will be much im- PLASTICS - Lowell area only national producer of molecular weight, high den- the person who in 1988 began "My goal is lo plant one mil- state study trip. Time to meet mid-May. 897-6955. trash bags with its own cap- sity polyethylene. This ma- road where the new eight inch waier mam proved over what they currendy have. WEDDINGS OR company has excellent Swanson's Tree Corps, and lion trees in Kent County by and greet Dr. Swanson will BUY TODAY live recycling facilities for lerial is stronger pound for will be put in. Department of Public Work organization that provides the year 2000." A single tree be provided during the re- OTHER SPECIAL opportunities available for used plastic bottles—buys pound than conventional samplings to Kent County can., absorb between 13 and freshment dme following the OCCASIONS candidates with plastics KUWAIT, SAUDI WORK- HANG TODAY the bottles that have been (low density) trash bags, al- 48 pounds of carbon dioxide program. experience. Persons must ERS NEEDED - $35 & up collected through comma- lowing for thinner bags with fifth graders. In 1990, the pro- WaNt $4.99to 17.9 9 S/R gram expanded, providing annually... The cooling po- have excellent work history. per hour. Tax free. Both nity recycling programs 20 to 33 percent less plastic Bontor 99c and up across the country. than most leading brands 10,000deciduous trees to fifth tential of 100 million trees on Your Money Grows drug screening required. skilled& unskilled. For info, Al the company's stale- with comparable strength. energy efficient sites can re- For more information, call call 615-779-5505 Ext. of-lhe-art recycling facility Since Ruffles Eco-Choice duce carbon dioxide emis- Wrestling,» Lowell Paint & CLOVHING Manpower Temporary Ser- K1145. in Victoria. Texas, the bags contain less plastic than \Fast In Our IRA sions from power plants in B.E.S. vice. 897-0050. Wallpaper bottles are ground up, most leading brands, less the U. S. by 18 million tons material winds up in land- An IRA from FB Annuity Company continued 219 E. Main St,* 897-0012 washed multiple times in hot Small Engine Repair annually and save energy con- water, pelletized and fed into fills—yet another good rea- Currently Earns 7.25% • Mowers • Trimmers sumption by 40 billion kilo- Pairer, Mary Ellen Rivers; RIDGEVIEW bag making equipment. The son to choose Eco-Choice. FACTORY - Lowell and FOR SALE Effectivt Annual Yield •Tractors 'Blowers watt hours. Three trees prop- Head Official, Ray Smith; FOR SALE -1991 CMC 4 recycled plastic is mixed many agree. You'll find the SHOPPING CENTER Ada areas have short term with new plastic to make bags at local stores. Guaranteed to never fall below 4% • Blades Sharpened erly placed around a home Tournament Director, Bob x 4, short box, extended can cut air conditioning costs and long term jobs avail- • fillers Rottier; Head of kitchen, HOME FOR SALE-3 bed- cab, all extras, mint con- * * * Guaranteed lifetime retirement income able. No experience nec- - . , ... . DALE JOHNSON from 10 percent to 50 percent. Bonnie Stouffer and Sue 2173 W. MAIN ST., Free Pick Up & room ranch. 1 1/2 baths, ditlon, 43,000 miles, red Conversation is a form of communication in Tax-deferred interest earnings 6167 281h st SE Please join the Senior essary. For more informa- Delivery Smith; President, John ^ LOWELL large family room. 2 1/2 with black, automatic High Youth Group who is Brower. all the board mem- ^ tion call Manpower Tem- which some people never stop to think and others Making your future JPM» BUREAU Grand Rapids, Ml stall garage, nice private 350, $16,000. 676-9675 897-9477 sponsoring this event to hear bers, committee heads and the porary Services. Lowell never think to stop. —Anonymous more predictable 49546 •940-8181 lot, $77,000. 897-0010. days or 957-3067 eves. Dr. Swanson's important mes- parents and kids. Ph. 897-6411 897-0050. The Lowdl Ledger-Wednesday, April 22,1992-Page 28

will perfonn one evening of the Lowell Showboat in the pre- Tracy Schafer, 21, of Lowell, was involved in a property show entertainment. damage accident April 19 when she changed lanes on West Application deadline is Friday, May 1. If you have any Main near Valley Vista Drive and stmck a car driven by questions, call the Showboat office at (616) 897-8280 or Rodney Suggs, 22, of Grand Rapids. -j Karen Hample, Talent Search Director at (616) 897-0055. Involved in a very minor property damage accident Apnr 14 on Hudson near Chatham Street were Siegliade Winsor, OFF THE BLOTTER 38, of Alto, when she struck the rear of a vehide driven by Braya Antonio, 32, of Lowell. A third car also involved Bessie French, 50, of Eaton Rapids attempted to make a left incurred no damage and left the scene. turn, off East Main Street near James, April 12. and stmck a Arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol, April car driven by Charles Gladden, 75, of Owosso as he was 17, was Frank Wagner, 26, of Lowell. Wagner was also issued attempting to pass. No one was injured. an appearance ticket to 63rd District for assault. Conine Duricee. 28, of Lowell and a juvenile passenger in Rodney Suggs, 22, of Grand Rapids, was arrested April 19, SHOWBOAT CHOIR MEETING her car were injured, in an accident. April 14, when she failed for driving while license suspended second offense and on a to yield right of way at the intersection of Lincoln Lake and criminal bench warrant for failure lo appear in a Grand Rapk? J Showboat Choir will meet April 23. 7 p.m. in the Middle Spring Street and stmck a car driven by Tracy Miller. 30, also District Court- School Choir room under new director, Craig York. of Lowell. Stanley Crandall was transferred to the Kent County Jail on Ronald Heath. 28. of Stanton changed lanes and struck a a warrant issued by 63rd District Court for failing to appear in ENVIRONMENTALIST SPEAKING IN LOWELL car driven by Diane Versluis. 31, of Grand Rapids on Main court and on a warrant issued by a Newaygo County Friend of near Center Street, April 11. There were no injuries. Dr. Alfred Swanson. noted environmentalist and East the Court officer, April 20. Grand Rapids hand surgeon, is scheduled to speak at First United Methodist Church on Sunday. May 3. at 4 p.m. Refreshments to follow. Driver fails to yield! VFW Dr. Swanson will share his findings from around the world and help all who attend understand the importance of consci- entious conservation. There will be a free will offering taken, taking * to be donated, in part, to Dr. Swanson's cause. The remainder will be used for a June study trip to New York State, being taken by the Senior High Youth Fellowship group, who is names for sponsoring this event

CAR WASH inscription The Senior High youth group of First United Methodist on stones Church is having a car wash at Food City on Saturday. April 25. from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. VFW members Gordt^ Prices are: S3 for cars. $3.50 for trucks and vans and $4 for Marshall and Barry Emmons RVs. hope that all six stones at the Proceeds will go toward a summer study trip. Veterans Memorial will be set-up and inscribed with the STATE BAND FESTIVAL names of deceased veterans for Memorial Day. Saturday. May 2 at 9:30 a.m.. the seventh grade band will As of now. the Desert be performing at The Rockford High School in the state band Storm/Shield. World War 1. fesbval Parents and spectators are welcome % and World War 11 stones are up and names of decease a PARENTS MEETINGS FOR SENIOR PARTY veterans have been inscribed Still left for inscription are The parents meetings, for the "Senior All-Night Party," the stones for the Korean will be held Tuesday. Apnl 28 in room A-1 of the Lowell High War. the Vietnam War and School at 7 p.m. A for those who were in the gen- eral service during a war. HORSE SHOW SPONSORS NEEDED "The front of all the stones are complete, we just need to The Lowell Area Fire Department will be hosting a horse inscribe the names on those show. Sponsors are needed. Reprcseniarives will be contact- three." Marshall said. ing local businesses. The Memorial Commitu f intends to make additions of SHOWBOAT TALENT SEARCH names every year just before Memorial Day. as necessary. The Lowell Showboat Amateur Talent Search will be "We are currently accept- Friday. May 15 and Saturday. May 16. The winners selected Minor injuries were incurred in a Spring Street accident ing donations so that we can continue lo inscribe names on the back of the stones as they are requested," Marshall said. Try Our Emmons and Marshall said Honey Hill the response of the people in Homemade the Lowell area has been gra^ # Farm fying. • Muffins The name "geometry" comet from the Greek "All the names inscribed • Cookies Yogurt words for "earth" and "to on the stones will be read off • Sandwiches measure." at the Memorial Day Cer- Yogurt Station emony." Marshall said. * Chicken Salad - Sugar Free Croissant - Fat Free * Ham & STROUSE'S PLUMBING Cheese • New Construction * Veggie Flavors Remodel Plumbing Service Croissant Repair and Replacement * Pork Bar-B-Q Change of Hot Water Heaters * Ham & Often! Turkey Club. (616) 897-7308 Lie No. 06714

STRAWBERRY SHORT CAKE SPECIAL $2.00 KIDS NEED MM/ THE YOGURT STATION FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT FOSTER CARE; 608 West Main Street. Lowell • Phone 897-0035 897-4114