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The Grand Valley Ledger

olume 11, Issue 19 Serving Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 March 25.1987 jAviation School eyes move to Wayland Airport

The future of the Lowell Air- McCombs claims he'd much ient traffic, we're hesitant to may be in jeopardy. Clare rather see the Missionary Avia- make such large investments.** !ombs. Director of the tion Course stay in Lowell, but Last May the Lowell City Coun- Rapids School of the the remaining eleven years on cil closed the airport to all traffic lible and Music*} Missionary GRSBM*s lease with the city except the Missionary Aviation nation Course, says the opera- leaves a lot of things up in the School and planes permanently may move to the Wayland air. "We'd like to pave the run- hangared there. According to McCombs has been in way, construct more buildings McCombs. the airport is not itact with Wayland City Offi- and purchase more equipment, even listed in the current Michi- Is regarding a long term lease but with a short term lease and gan Airport Guide. The city '5-100 years) or possibly an a city council seated that has al- council took the action when ithght purchase. ready closed the airport to trans- they were unable to get liability insurance from their previous in- surer. A new carrier for a $1 mil- Along Main Streetlio n policy was located, but the airport remains closed. The school carries their own insur-

ance. and those with planes at 01 rr ? . -- the airport name the city as in- sured on their policies. The school shoulders most of the maintenance duties at the air- port. All the snow plowing, mowing and grading of runways The Lowell Airport's future may be clouded if the Grand Rapids School of Bible and Music is usually done by GRSBM staff. moves its Missionary Aviation School to a different airport. The school wants to make improve- "Without the school here. I'm af- ments, but doesn't want to risk the investment on the short term lease they have with the dty. MARCH MADNESS IS TONIGHT raid the airport would probably grow up to weeds." McCombs and has enjoyed the help and over the city. We've made several Maatman could only speculate A host of Lowell Merchants are offering March Madness dis- said. Lowell Mayor, James cooperation expressed by the improvements to the buildings, as to what might happen to the counts tonight. Wednesday. March 25 from 7:00 until 10:00 p.m. Maatman, echoed McCombs' city. MBut, we can't continue to runways and ramps. We've done airport if GRSBM moves out. The participating stores took off whopping 20% discounts on ail feelings. Maatman noted that pour money into our operation a lot, and we're willing to do The property is owned by the merchandise except that which is already on sale. Sorry, no rain there are only a handful of pilots here, without some guarantee more, but we really need a long- city, but lies entirely within Ver- checks, no layaways and no prior sales. Some stores will have in the city that use the airport, we'll still be able to use the air- term commitment." McCombs gennes Township. It has recently "Red Tag" items only at the advertised 20% off pricing. Participat- and the city council can't justify port in the future." McCombs said. been re-zoned as residential land ing merchants include: Lambert Variety. Rat River Antique Mall, the cost and liability involved in said. He estimates that paving Maatman feels tiie current so, if the airport is closed it could Ye Olde Christmas and Country Shoppe. Pfaller's Clothing. Stitch operating an airport for such a the main runway alone would council would be willing to enter- not be developed as an industrial n* Pretty, Curtis Cleaners. Anderson s Family Shoes, Carole's small percentage of the popula- cost $50,000 or more. tain a proposal from McCombs park as one councilman had Critters, Straw Basket Collections and Cousins' Card & Gift tion. "If the school left, I'm af- The Aviation School operates and GRSBM. "The airport issue suggested. "I guess our only op- Shoppe. Most stores will close from 6:00 until 7:00 p.m. to prepare raid there just wouldn't be about ien training aiicraft. of seems to be one of those things tion would be to sell it to a hous- for the sale! enough local interest to keep the which about five or six fly each that doesn't have any simple an- ing developer," Maatman said. airport going," Maatman said. day. "We've altered our traffic swers, and just hangs there, un- YMCA PRE-SEASON MEN'S SOFTBALL LEAGUE A lawsuit stemming from a patterns to avoid excessive noise resolved," Maatman said. cont'd, back pg. fatal plane crash several years The YMCA announces a new Pre season Softbail League for ago named the school, the city Men's teams. Select Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday evenings and Piper Aircraft Co. as liabel Three injured in car crash for this six game league. Play starts April 7 covering 4 weeks with parties. Even though the school's two double-headers scheduled per team. Team fee is $100 plus 3 insurance company settled with balls with league champs receiving commemorative T-shirts. Limit the claimant, McCombs feels the of four teams per night. incident has done much to sour the the city on the operation of HELP WITH HEAT BILLS the airport. "Wd like to be able to sell gasoline and offer mainte- Having trouble with your heating bills? Applications for Targeted nance, but with the liability in- Fuel Assistance now being taken. This program is aimed at low volved we really have our hands income households with high heating costs. If you qualified last tied,** McCombs said. year, you may also qualify this year. Call 897-8519 for an appoint- A long term lease between the ment. city and GRSBM making the school totally responsible, might STILL NEED MORE FOOD BOOTHS be the answer to keeping the air- port operational, but several The Lowell Area Fire Department is now accepting applications problems are involved. for food sales during the group's first annual Antique Car and Fire McCombs said he was once told Equipment Show on Saturday, June 20,1987. All interested groups that the Lowell City Charter pro- should provide a menu with prices to: Lowell Area Fire Depart- hibited such a long term lease. ment. 301 East Main St., Lowell, Ml 49331, Attn: Car Show. There is also the issue of what Please submit your information no later than April 1, 1987. happens with all the private Booth space will be limited and we will not be duplicating items hangars at the airport. All hang- sold by vendors. ars are constructed at the owner's expense, and revert to city own- OFF THE BLOTTER ership after 20years. Some hang- ars are only a couple of years Reported to Lowell police was a hit and run property damage old, so there are still up to 18 Mkhdle Connor of Lowell (arms folded) attempted a left hand turn into the path of an accident which occurred in the City parking lot at Avery and • years left on the leases. Maatman oncoming vehicle driven by Donald Priestley of Kentwood. The accident occurred last Thursday Monroe to a car owned by Marcus & Gloria Powell of Lowell. questions whether the city would afternoon in front of the Oakridge Inn just east of ther Lowell dty limits. Three people were Involved in a propetty damage accident on Friday evening, be obligated to maintain an oper- injured. March 20, at Main and Hudson was Kevin Smith, 19, of Lowell, ational airport as long as these when he disregarded the red light and struck a car driven by leases are in effect. "I guess we'd Three people were injured County Sheriff's Deputies for wrist. All three were transported Lawrence Dotruff, 50, of Rockford. just let our lawyers decide that." Thursday when two cars collided failing to yield the right-of-way. to Butterworth Hospital. An 8 year old juvenile from Lowell was injured while riding he said. on M-21 just east of the Lowell Cheryl Backstrom, 17, of 20 Lowell Rescue. Lowell his bicycle on school property Friday afternoon, March 20 when McCombs says GRSBM sin- city limits. Michelle Connor. 18, Helena St., Lowell, was a pass- Police. Lowell Fire and Life Am- he reportedly ran into the front of a car driven by Richard McKin- cerely appreciates the use of the of 726 Lafayette, Lowell, was enger in the Connor vehicle ami bulance also responded to the ney, 56, of Sparta. airport over the past ten years, eastbound and attempted a left was the most seriously injured. scene. Receiving citations to 63rd District Court on Saturday evening, turn into the Oakridge Inn drive- Backstrom suffered multiple se- March 21, for minor in possesion of alcohol were Jodi Settle, 17, ' way. Connor apparently did not vere head lacerations. Connor of Lowell and Kevin Godfrey, 20, of Ada. PRECISION & FASHION see an oncoming vehicle driven suffered minor cuts and bruises. Appointments not always Cited into 63rd District Court Friday evening. March 20, for HAIRSTYLING - For both by Donald Priestley, 56, of Priestley also suffered from needed at Vanity Hair Fash- open container of alcohol in a motor vehicle were Michael Yeiter. men and women. Man's World Kentwood, and the collision re- minor cuts and bruises as well ions. Open six days Lowell. 29. Melissa Labine, 20. and David Yeiter. 20all Lowell residents. Hairstyling. Phone 897-8102. sulted. Connor was cited by Kent as a possible fracture of the right 897-7506. Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday. March 23, 1987 - Page 2 Obituaries Coming Events Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday. March 25. 1987 • Page 3 children. Arlene and Ted Sytsma Msgr. James P. Moran offic,, DELUGT - Mr. Henry John G. officiating, fmerment Chapel SE. died Monday. March 16 at Mullenu. all of Arizona. Eric of Ada. her grandchildren. Amy tag. DeLugt Sr., of Grand Rapids, and Nancy deNijs of Grand Hill Memorial Gardens. St. Ann's Home at the age of 84. Notices In the Ledger s Club building at 11400 Fore- Judy Baird, Jackie Rit- cases, personal items, etc. winner in a contest tor the Christian Personhood, and Darryl McGregor of Ada, Arrangements by passed away Saturday. March 21, Rapids, Kurt deNijs. Kim and She is survived by her children, Juanita Wilhelms, from Jodi Sytsma and her fiawrf Rrth-Genl, Lowell "Coming Events" are free man Road. Lowell. tersdori. Program: to be pre- are needed. Michigan Sesquicentennial alter a short illness at the age of Chris Bonnene, Roger deNijs of KULT - Mrs Mary Rose Kult Richard A. and Virginia Meyers Muskegon will be our guest David Nelson; one brother. Lawr- of charge to any non-profit sented by Marsha Wilcox. Girlstown is a project of the Committee and is available 87. He was preceded in death by Ohio, Ann and Mark Snavely of of Lowell, formerly of Fowler. of Grand Rapids. David R. and speaker Her subject is ence (Margaret) Scott of Alto; VANDERMAAS - Mrs R()l( organization in the Lowell, EVERY THIRD THURSDAY Sponsor: Marion DeVries. Michigan State Federation of to the Kent County Federa- his wife Johiuina He it survived Nevada. Terry and Lois DeWindt IN. passed away Monday. March Bonnie Meyers of Denver. CO; several brothers and sisten-on- VanderMass "Mouse-, of Con, Ada, Alto, and Saranac Pack Meeting, Cub Scout Women's Clubs to help emo- tion through a grant from the Thinking of you. Jesus." by his children, Krina and Cees 11. Jann DeWindt. Tom Miller of 16. 1987, at the age of 31. She seven grandchildren, a brother law, nieces and nephews Rm- «ock Paik, died suddenly C area. We prefer such Pack 3188 will meet at Run- FRI., APRIL 3: Craft and tionally disturbed girls at this Michigan Council of There will be special music. VanderZee of California. Audrey Grand Rapids. Mike and Cheryl is survived by her fianc^. Carl and a sister-in-law. Arnold and eral Services were held at the day. March 17. 1987 at the notices to be kept brief and Bake Sale sponsored by the •half-way" house. Girts from Humanities. The program Babysitting will be provided. and John K. Winters of Florida, Bierling. Jerry and Wendy Bierl- Weigle of Lowell; her parents. Caroline Komar of Grand ciman School, beginning at Ada Christian Reformed Church of 36. He it survived by his wife Henry J. and Jeanmne A. De- ing. Carl Bierling. and Dave Mr. and Mrs. George Kult of Rapids; her sisten. Gertrude to be submitted by mail, 7:00 p.m. This is a family Hoooy Creek Christian all over Michigan are referred will be presented in the after- on Monday. March 23 with her P«ric« "PiH" V«nd Lugt. William P. and Tineke De- Bierling of Holland. Liu Rupert Fowler. IN; three sisten. Mrs. Tomga of Jem son, Agnes Bom emiMv but will accept notices by event. Future activities will Homes Ladies Guild, featur- from different agencies in noon at 1:00 p.m. and is free SAT., JULY 25: ATTEN- pastor. The Rev Brian P. three ton. Michael VMde Lugt. both of Arizona. Joan C. and Jon Rupert of Kentwood. Nancy Daws of Fowler, IN, Ruth gaars of Muskegon, Genevieve rMais phone at 897-9261. be discussed and awards ing Easter and Mother's Day this specialized quality prog- to the public. TION LOWELL HIGH Bosscher officiating. Interment offloma, Daniel VinderMaw and Paul deNijs of Ohio. Ann Airman Larry Memtt Jr of Eng- ClaHt of Rural Route Ambia, IN; McCleery of Roscommon. MI, presented. gifts and lots of homemade ram. Lowell Women's Club SCHOOL classes of 54- 59. Cascade Township Cemetery. Wyoming. Robert (Uuni v . and 0. Terrence DeWindt of land. Pvt. Jason Memttofltoias. four brothers. George Kult Jr. of Mrs. Morris (Jo) Kosten of M WOMEN OF THE MOOSE baked goods, will be held at contributes to Girlstown in THURS., APRIL 16: Annual Come join the '50s reunion. derMaa. of Comilock PwV ,Wo Grandville. Pauline and Henry Kevin Memtt and Heather Mer- Hoopeston, IL, Kenneth Kult of Florida; a brother-in-law and sis- Chapter night meeting is held WED., MARCH 25: The first FMB State Savings Bank in many ways, including a col- White Breakfast sponsored The more the merrier! 5 p.m. ter-in-law, Marvin and Clan ROUDABUSH - Mr. LeRoy S. dwghten. Kathleen (Scon) K. Bierling of Holland. Maria ritt. Pam and Ed Avink of Jeni- Rural Route Ambia. IN. Richard the first Monday of each of the Lenten Book Review Lowell. lection each month. by United Methodist Women - 2 a.m. Dinner at 7 p.m. Dou- Meyen of Ada; several nieces (Hoot) Roudabush. of Lowell, of Jenison IW and George Kocsis of Grand «on. Mike Erickson of Allen- Kult of Fowler. IN. and David month, at 8 p.m. Series, sponsored by the will be hosted by Lydia Circle ble R Ranch, Smyrna. Rapids. Irene and Douglas H. dale. Todd, Tkmi. Marc, and Kult of Otterbein. IN. Rmeral and nephews Rmeral Mass was passed away at the age of 62. He Sue (Richard) Nikodemski of Lowell YMCA and Lowell Li- MON., APRIL 6: 'Sugar WED., APRIL 15: The Kent in the Education Building of Camping and motel rooms Erickson of Rockford. Carta and Krisd VerHage of Ada; 16 great- Mass was held Thursday. March offered Thursday, March 19 at is survived by his wife. Evelyn; WWker. one gnndion, Rjcky WOMEN OF THE MOOSE brary, will be presented in the Free' is the name of the self- Coutny Women's Club Con- Lowell United Methodist available. Call 897-9462 tor Thomas VerHage of Ada; 31 grandchildren; one brother and 19 St . Mary s Catholic Church the Basilica of St. Adalbert, Rev. a son. Kurt (Wilma); two Nikodemski; two brothm help group for diabetic vention will meet at Cedar information. grandchildren, Margaret and one sister in the Netherlands; in Dunnington. IN. with Rev. Pat Cawley, Celebrant Inter- daughten. LeAnn VanDyke and Henry (PM) VanderMus of Ada Business Meeting is held the Y.M.C.A. Lounge. Margaret Church at 9:30 a.m. District Colin Carnegie. Hank VanDer- many nieces and nephews. Rm- Donald Vernon officiating. Bu- ment Oak Hill Cemetery. Nancy (Tfefry) Raymor. II grand- •nd Neil VuiderMaas of Jeniion third Monday of each month, McMahon will review The women who are insulin-de- Springs at the Pioneer Chris- Mission Co-ordinator of Zce, Joyce and Wayne Greeson eral Services will be held Wed- rial at St. Mary^ Catholic children; a brother Virgil (Car- several nieces and nephews n* at 8 p.m. Fatal Shore, by Robert pendent. The group meets at tian Reformed Church at of California. Anthony DeLugt, nesday, March 25 at 2 .*00 at East- Cemetery. Dunnington PENNINGA - Mn Marie Pen- men). all of Lowell; two sisten, Mau of Christian Burial was of- Huges. Refreshments are 7:15 p.m. the first Monday of 3110 17 Mile Road, west of Joann DeLugt. Mark and Aileen ern Avenue Christian Reformed ninga, of Lowell, passed away Laurna DeWitt of Papillion. NE fered Friday. March 20 *t the EVERY SECOND TUES- served at 9:45 a.m. with re- each month at 869 Fuller exit 104 off the 131 X-way. o v 1HU»€ MUST Of AU DeLugt. Henry John DeLugt. Church, the Rev. Leonard Van- MEYERS - Mrs. Catherine A. Thursday, March 19.1987. at the and Beulah (Mick) Geldersmaof Holy Trinity Catholic Church DAY The Lowell Area Fish- view beginning at 10:00 a.m. Ave.i N.E. Grand Rapids. A special program is planned Kent City. FuneraJ Services were with the Rev. Fr. John A. Naj- Janme and Paul Pierce. Leonarci derZee and Dr. David O. Fuller Meyers, formerly of Oakdak age of 79 . She is survived by her ing Club now meets at the We cordially iwtye you to at- The April 6 meeting will be a with Candace Anderson pre- held Thursday. March 20 at the dowski as Celebrant Intemcm Flat River Snowmobile tond •twii a wi discussion on "Diabetes senting 'A Sampler of Michi- Roth-Gent Rmeral Home. in Mt. Calvary Cemetery Clubhouse on Potters Road, Education - What's Out gan Women." She will be in just East of Montcalm Ave, SAT., MARCH 28: West There?" For more informa- costume and accompany Europeana once believed a good way to ward off the at 7:00 p.m. All prospective Michigan Shores Council, tion regarding this organiza- herself with guitar and dul- plague was to have woman pull a plow around the out- members or interested indi- Boy Scout Leader Training. tion call Rosemary Anstett at cimer. Mrs. Anderson was a skirts of the village. viduals are cordially wel- Call 363-3828 for details. 895-7058 or Iris Bennett at come. 784-7191. *£13 WED., APRIL 1: The second WHAT HAVE YOU Krause EVERY SECOND & in the Lenten Book Review MON., APRIL 6: Next Bus- What You See Is FOURTH TUESDAY The series sponsored by the nell PTC meeting will be held Lowell Community Band will Y.M.C.A. and Lowell Library at 7:30 p.m. in Bushnell GOT TO LOSE? at the _ meet for rehearsals begin- will be presented in the School Kiva. What You Get!!! Vic Krause ning March 10. Rehearsals Y.M.C.A. lounge. Rev. will be held in the band room Richard Upchurch will review WED., APRIL 8: The Senior 19th Distnct (It will be, If you learn to SEE and TAKE better photos!) House State Representative at Lowell High School, at a group of study books for Girls of the Lowell Women's Wiling to bet a bundle that hail won't ravage 7:00 p.m. For information, inner strength and whole- Club invite everyone to a Lowell Community Ed. offers a your crops this year? Well, the odds are between call 897-8434. Everyone wel- ness. We invite all to attend.. shower for the Girlstown in PHOTOGRAPHY CLASS 2 to 1 and 5 to 1 against you. Why risk it? Get the Legislation designed to help ported missing to the state or come! Belleville, Michigan at the Topics to be covered are: camera basics, film, filters, lenses, and much more! regular meeting of the most cost-efficient crop nail insurance your money law enforcement officials find local police, information about THURS., APRIL 2: The Ver- Any age welcome. For the beginner or experienced. Bring any camera. can buy. Farmer's Mutual Hail Insurance. Call today missing children has been intro- the missing child is entered into QUA-KE-Z)K gennes Co-operative Club Women's Club at Schneider Classes will be held at Lowell High School, beginning Wednesday. April 15, for a no-cost quote. duced in the Michigan House. the Law Enforcement Informa- # SPORTSMEN'S CLUB will meet at Schneider Manor Manor. Towels, sheets (twin and mn for 8 weeks. 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Fee: $20. To register. which I co-sponsored. tion Network (LEIN) The bills meets every 2nd and 4th at 1:00 p.m. Hostesses: Ellen size, and several could go in PATTON-JRB Look for the cloud. The bills (sponsored by Repre- would require the law enforce- ^ Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. at the Alberts, Judy Anderson, on the purchase), pillow- call Marge - 897-8434. sentative Glenn Oxender, R-Stur- ment agency entering the LEIN AGENCY, INC. gis) would require birth certifi- information to also notify I) the cates and school records of sus- state registrar and 2) the local or • Auto • Home •Health pected kidnap victims to be "tag- intermediate school district The **************************************************** • Commercial • Life ged" at the state and local levels, registrar or school distnct must * so as to alert authorities of at- then tag the child's vital records, 835 W. Mam, Lowell, Ml * tempts to obtain the needed which alerts personnel thai the Ph. (616) 897-9253 documentation. child is missing * Currently, when a child is re- With record lagging, the au- Y-WINNERS thorities who have custody of ir- cords would be able to alen law •* 10 GAMES enforcement agencies that school or birth records had been requested. In the many cases when a non-custodial parent * NO TRY-OUTS YMCA •snatches' a child and runs to * FAST SERVICE another state, the birth ami school records may prove to be YOUTH BALL the single most important clue EVERYONE PLAYS! as to the child's whereaboutv In the normal case, the parent LEAGUES who takes a child from the custo- 1974449 dial parent requests that birth or school records be sent so that the child can re-enter school in the Entering Kindergarten and current Register NOW for the YMCA* s Youth Ball Leagues ... new state. At the present time, T-BALL Kindergarten youngsters interested no formal record is kept on mis- in learning the. basics of hitting, running bases and deadline in NOON April 24th. Lowell "Y" office hours sing children's records so these team work. Thursday evening "game** will be broken are 9:00-5:00pm, or register by mail, MasterCard or records are just routinely ^nt into 5 weeks learning skills and scrinmages» then Visa charges can be taken over the phone. out. 5 games with the other T-Ball teams. Thursday even- ing (and Saturday mornings (in June) May 2l8t thru Team coaches will be in contact with their players July 2nde after April 30th for team practices and game sched- { Library holds ules. The 10 weekly games begin the week of May 19th AUTO LOANS and conclude in early July with a pool party; every- * special program one plays and receives a YMCA Team T-Shirt! * for pre-schoolers FEES: $18.00 Y-Member $27.00 Non-Member * REASONABLE RATES Current 1st, 2nd and 3rd graders (Lowell City residents my deduct 1/3 from fee) * flh CADET Spring it certainly *" interested in beginning to play * celebrating, and the Kent ( ouni> organized softbail. Coaches will provide the pitch- LOWILL YMCA 323 W. MAIN LOWELL, Ml 49331 Library System invites p* ing during the 10 game schedule. Tuesdays, (and * MAIL IN REGISTRATION FORM schoolers ages 3 - 6 to a spca Saturday mornings in June) May 19th thru June 30th. * spring story program, Going Quackers " Children will enjoy CHILD'S NAME Y-CLASS / PROGRAM FEE GRADE SCHOOL AGE * songs, games and stories |IU * leam how to turn one * grandma's spnng-typc ^ pins into a hilarious duckling Current 4th, 5th, and 6th grade * Jr-BALL boys and girls that are ready TOTAL (amount enclosed) $ ringer-puppet. The prog«™ ^ J * free. Large groups must p* * to learn mid-level softbail play. While there is eister Story time schcdulcs scorekeeping, fair play and sportsmanship is em- or Visa t Card: * PJYQ STATE SAVINGS a Sch. phasized with everyone getting into at least half * Street, on Wednesday. Apnl of every game. Thursdays (and Saturday mornings in T-Shirt Size please place on team with * BANK 1:30p.m. and at the Aho June) May 21st thru July 2nd. 6059 Linfield on Thursday. Apn Address Zip Phone * 16 at 1:30 p.m. * £OMOttUNlT?T FDI MMM igi-fK i LOWELL • ROCKFORD * A squirrel can run a» '•s, as twelve miles p»r hour Grand Valley Ledger - Wedneeday, March 25. 19t7 - Page 4 Notional Library W««k. April 5-11 Grand Valley Ledger - Wedneaday. March 25. 1987 - Page ^ "ftke Time to Read" i» Che will be on display « ^ Cisler/Kammers announce wedding plans theme for National Library branches. Local results of the Week. April 5 - II. 1*7. polls will be forwarded to lht Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cislcr of Shiriey Kammers of Lowell. "Wc hope that people will lake American Library Association io Gaitsville are proud to an- A July 25. I9J7 wedding it time to read and use the library be included in national clt, nounce the engagement of their being planned this week and throughout the tkm" results daughter, Roxanne. to Roger Lee The couple if planning on it- year." ays Kent County Library Viait the Lowell branch u 1 Kammers siding at 5778 Blue Water High- System Director Joseph Garcia, cated at 323 W. Mam Street and Ro^r is the ton of Robert and way. Saranac. after the wedding who notes that the "Take Time the Alto branch located at 6059 to Read" theme chosen by the Linfield during Nattonal Librarv American Library Association ^WDek. salutes "1987 - the Year of the T United in Marriage Reader," proclaimed by the Li- brary of Congress Center for the Imagine a lawn ttui rrpek Renee Hadwin and Tferry Met- Harold Metternick of Alto. Book and affirmed by Congress. Maid of Honor was Roxanne "Reading and libraries are cen- *eeda, mists disease, dislike, temick were united in marriage fertiliser, stays gnea late in thr on February 14, 1987 at the Alto Peacock, while Best Man was tral to our lives," says Garcia. . 'They give pleasure, instruction, ****' ~ best of all ^ United Methodist Church with hdrely grows! According to IK. Ushers were Jon Hadwin information and guidance " Pastor Cobb officiating. TERNATIONAL WIIDUFI (brother of Bride) and Tim Met- Visitors to the library during Parents of the Bride are Mr. myuhte. a Canadian geneti- and Mrs. Jon Hadwin of 1426 ternick (brother of Groom). National Library Week will get The couple is nowresiding a t to cast their voles in a special cist says he ha$ produced }$ Alden Nash, Lowell. Parents of lines of such a miracle grass the Groom are Mr. and Mrs. 10216 52nd Street, Alio Year of the Reader poll asking about reading favorites. Resi- Awn 17 alpine species. The aJ- dents are invited to slop in at any Canadian government is ifdy using the skm-gro*^ one of the Kent County Library System's seventeen branches and grassci along highways, but ft fill out a ballot Community will be another four years or » before they're available com- "celebrities" have been surveyed merdally. ahead of time and their ballots

Homespun Start Spring Roxanne Cislcr SL Roger Lee Kammen Devotions "The tax deadline b looming. With Savings

H«Sd\ Block b By Pauline Spray never too husv ^ ' From 9 Lowell to help vou." But if we hope for that we see immediate results. But we need not, then do we with patience to leam the secret of waiting for Merchants! wait for it (Romans 8:25). Him to give the increase Margaret Slanery said: We Some people prefer the first teach and impatiently cry for re piece of pie. Others clamor for suits. God teaches, and with the largest portion. Still there are majestic patience waits through those who eagerly reach for the the years for the lesson to be H6LR Block's tax preparers are Wednesday, March 25 H&R BLOCK working every day and evenina piece with the most sugar on top. learned. We see the sowing, and through April I5ih. We're pledged THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE I like the last piece best, espe- are sometimes discouraged God to find you the biggest refund cially if 1 am allowed to eat it sees the ultimate harvest. and you're entitled to. This year get "NEW LOCATION" out of the pie dish. The extra there is no discouragemeni with back everything you've got 112 N. JEFFERSON cherries, the sweet juice, or the Him." coming. From 6:00 'til 10:00 P.M. Suite 3 overflow of pudding, accom- It isn't easy to wait for the last 897-8947 panies the final piece - my re- piece of pie, but it's worth it - if ward for waiting. I can "scrape the pie dish (Many Stores Closed 5 - 6 To Prepare For Sale) WHERE MORE AMERICANS FIND A BIGGER REFUND. So often in our work for the Prayer O God. when I would

• • Mr. & Mrs. Terry Metternick Lord we are inclined to demand be impatient, teach me to wan quietly for Thee, When I demand hurried results, help me to rest and trust, knowing Thou an Sorry, No Prior Sales s No Layaways working and will give the in- crease in Thine own way and AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY time. Amen. Excludes Items Already On Sale Be still my soul: thy God doth ADA COMMUNITY undertake MISSIONARY CHURCH To guide the future as He has This space 10501 Setttewood Ph. 897-7185 ADA CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Sunday School 9:45 A.M. 7227 Thomapple River Or 676-1032 the past. is No Rainchecks Worship Service 11.00 A.M, REFORMED CHURCH Pastor JERRY L JOHNSON Thy hope, thy confidence let no- for rent! 7152 BradfieW S.E 676-1698 Evening Service 600 P.M Mommg Worship 10 00 AM thing shake; REV BRIAN P BOSSCHER Prayer and Bible Study-7:30P,M Wednesdays School 11:20AM All now mysterious shall be Only $2.75 Mommg Worship , 9 JO A M GLENN H MARKS Evening Worship 6:00 P.M. bright at last. Participating Merchants Are: Sunday School llflOAM. per week Foreman Road WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS Evening Worship 600PM JANE LAURIE BORTHWICK 897-9110 COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUR CHURCH HOME WELCOME TO ALL

ILUJLlJLlJUUULlXlXUj FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ELMDALECHURCH CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH OF ALTO 3900 East FuHon OF THE NAZARENE OF LOWELL ANDERSON FAMILY SHOES LAMBERT VARIETY Comef of 60lh Street A Bancroft Avenue 9213 Elmdaia Rd. OarksvAa 201 North Washmgton Street 1 Sunday Scnool 10.00 A M REV RAYMOND E BEFUS Mommg Worship 9:50 A M School IDflOA M Rev Rek Upcurch 123 W. Main. Lowell • 897-9918 Morning Worship HOC A M. 209 E. Main. Lowell • 897-5611 (Broadcast 10 A.M, WMAX 1470) 11 00 A M Church School toflO AM. Jr Sr High Young People .... 6:30 P M Sunday School 11:15 A M Evening Worihtp 600 PM. Mommg Worship 11:00 A.M. Evening Worship 7:00 P M. WaAia*Jay Nqht WonNp 71)0P.M Evanmg Service 6:00 P M J| Evening Service 600 P.M FLAT RIVER ANTIQUE MALL Wednesday Bible Study 7:00 P M CAROLE'S CRITTERS Wednesday Service 7:30 P.M REV GREGORY A FREED PASTOR Wednesday Mid-Weak Service (616) 868-7292 Jr Teens, Adults 700 P.M. 206 E. Main, Lowell e 897-5577 212 W. Main. Lowell a 897-5360 866-6403 or 866-6912 Everyooe Watooma Nursery-Come ft Worship With Us YE OLDE CHRISTMAS SARANAC COMMUNITY CHURCH FIRST CONGREGATIONAL STRAW BASKET COLLECTIONS (Umted Church of Christ) RRST UNITED METHODIST 125 Bridge St.. Saranac. Mt GOOD SHEPHERD CHURCH OF LOWELL 215 W. Main, Lowell • 897-5521 CHURCH OF LOWELL ^Mmiiirrrrrmrr & COUNTRY SHOPPE Phone 642-6322 (United Church of Christ) LUTHERAN CHURCH 6C E Man Strew 897-5936 Morning Worship 10 00 A.M. *04 North Hudson 210 W. Main, Lowell • 897-6446 10305 Btuewalw Highway REGULAR HOURS MARCH 25: Virginia Van Sunday School 11:15 A M 897-5906 Morning Worahip 10:00 A.M. Mommg Worship 9:00 A M. and 10:46 AM. Tassell, Angie Fonger. Nancy COUSINS' CARD & GIFT SHOPPE Home Bible Studies - Several Locations Worship and Church School . . . 10:00 AM. Sunday Sctool & Adult Obto Claaa 9:00 A.M. Chu'ch School 930 to 10:30 A.M Zywkki, Chuck Johnson Oal-A-Praytr - phone 642-9659 Barrier-Free Nursery Provided 223 W. Main, Lowell • 897-5000 JOSEPH FREMER. PASTOR REV WILLIAM AMUNDSEN, MINISTER MARCH 26; Bob Peirv. PFALLER'S CLOTHING, INC. GROWING ON THE PROMISES OF GOO Rev. David Hagens Minister 887-4307 Nursery available at both sarvlcM Stanley Hagemeyer, Paskx Eleanor Martin Director of Education Carol Maynard. Jan Silvis. Ro* 103 E. Main, Lowell a 897-6411 Bamer - Free Entrance <****** Director of Music Hildcnbrand. Margaret Hoatv MARCH 27: J,cl Roudabush. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST CHURCH OF MARCH 28: Dons ST. MARY'S OF LOWELL FRIEN0SHIP COUNTRY CHAPEL son. Jaion Curtiss. Tammy CURTIS CLEANERS OU Grange Hal CHRIST. soamsT CATHOLIC CHURCH 227S WMt Mtfn Sto* Stepdc. Randy Dintamen 1019 Grand River Ave 48 Lafayette SE (1 block S. of Fulton) 1410 W. Main, Lowell a 897-9809 402 N. Amity 897-7116 MARCH » Sandra Van Sunday ServioM 1030 A.M. Grand Rapids. Ml MSG MR JAMES MORAN ounoey . . 9:45 AM Wadneartay BMe Study 7 00PM ^/Service A Sunday School 1030 A.M. Weelden. John Ellison, Ron ^ (WILL NOT BE CLOSED 5 PM to 6 PM) NEW HOURS Sunday Worship HOG AM 4 6:00 PM BOB HOUSH, PASTOR Wednesday Evening Service . . . 8.00 P.M. ter. Rick Huver xVV Saturday Mass . 5 :30 PM 650 P M, 897-7489 (Child Care Provided) MARCH 30: Delotts Ellison- \ Sunday Mass ...... 900 & 11:00 A M WedntadayPrerarMteang 7D0PM OR OARRELL WILSON 067-5300 Reading Room at 24 OMeion N . i Weekdays 9 to 500; Saturdays 10 to 200) Ke n DAVID COBB. YOUTH PASTOR 697-6348 MARCH 31: Peief ' ^ Sponsored By The Lowell Area Chamber Of Commerce /> ALL ARE WELCOHE Tera Raah, Lily Ro* Haw /A Tony Heykoop. 7 ^^Letters to the Editor... Runciman/Riverslde Heart Fundraiser Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday, March 25. 1987 • Page Nearty 200 lst-5th graders Dear Editor: cone at the Christiansen's Drug spooie of the crc«t,ve duife. Blood Bank provided healthful Last but not least, we would Annual Mayors' exchange The Ledger of March 18,1947 from Ruociman/Riverside raised Recently wc moved to Lowell Store and knew the town well to hii book, when they and the,, coloring books; American like to thank all the parents, had an article on the Kent ( ounty over S3.000 for the American The Mayors' Exchange Draw- Schuler. 1987 Michigan Week 50,000; and over 50.000 popula- Our move required hours of con- from visits to his grandparents pwems share them in the,, ^1 Health and Glen Beigh provided grandparents, neighbors and Library System in which Chris Heart Association by jumping ing which annually pairs Michi- Chairman, drew the names of tion. sideration as to which commu- Inasmuch as his books are to dren's booksreading come r TV the students and teachers with lit- teachers for their donations to Van Allsburg was featured. Al- rope. Team* of 6 shared the jump-erature A special thanks to these this very worthwhile and suc- gan cities and villages for Michi- cities and villages for pairing Approximately 250 municipal nity best suited our needs. Little be on display in the library, you highly imaginative lilusinMw* did werealize wha t a wonderful though it mentioned his being a ing for 3 hourv organizations. cessful event. And, a very spec- gan Week, took place Wednes- from a Michigan Sesquicenten- officials will exchange places in are urged to take the opportunity could uand alone but are rein the annual Mayors' Exchange on decision we had made local author/artist, your readers Tb helptfudents furthe r under- Also a big thanks to Joanne ial thank you to Wemet Dis- day. March 18, at the Lansing nial Commemorative Hn. Com- to become familiar with them forced with an equally ,maglni, Monday. May 18. Government On March 8, just 2^ weeks may be interested in his Lowell staod the importance of a healthy Groeneweg. chairperson, and to tributors for donating delicious Civic Center. Mayors and village munities were grouped in Five and to introduce your children to tive story line. Day of Michigan Week. after we moved here, our son. ties. Since he grew up in East heart: Lowell Fire Department all the parents who volunteered ice cream bars and popsicles for presidents were in Lansing for categories for the drawing: them Two of them. "Jumanji* Sincerely yours Wednesday's drawing paired Jason, was involved in a bicycle Grand Rapids, it would be pre- dr mm mu and Caidio-Pulmonary their help. our tireless jumpers. the stale legislative conference Under 2.000 population; 2,000- and The Polar Express." re- Tom Hill Lowell with Portland. accident. Immediately people sumptuous to call him a Lowell Grand Valley of the Michigan Municipal 5.000; 5.000-15.000; 15.000- ceived the Caldecott Medal Editorl Note: aee the fbllo^n. from our neighborhood were author However, his grandpa- League. awarded each year to the best new, reicaMregarding a Chii, there to offer help One neighbor rents were the William Christian- Norton Shores Mayor Merrill children's illustrated book and al- VM AlUmrg exhibit at the ran to call an ambulance, others sens and his mother. Dons cer- Bailey, Michigan Municipal most all of his booksreceive hig h Grand Rapid, Art Museum brought blankets and provided tainly has strong Lowell connec- League President; Lansing The praise from the critics, A local other comfort measures, while tions. Undoubtedly, her son. Mayor Iferry McKane; Ernest C. bookstore is impressed by the re- Grand another neighbor provided a Chris, had many an ice cream Browne, Jr, President, Great Michigan Foundation, and Hans place for our other children. Jason was in a coma for 2 days No males need apply : Ac- at Butterworth SICU where he Enter the Dream World of Chris Van Allsburg cording to INTERNATIONAL received intensive medical care Valley Ledger WILDLIFE magazine, the 1987 GMC 3/4 ton pickup, 4x4, V8, au- as well as intensive living care. of his books. The theme of the ored this way. I'm very moved populations of several species When he was transferred to a step The Grand Rapids Art tomatic, air, stereo, fiberglass cap, 10,000 annual competition this year was by it." "Enter the Dream World of whiptail lizards in the south- (USPS 453-830) down unit, the loving did not Museum announces an exhibi- "Enter the Dream World of Chris of Chris VanAllsburg is spon- western United States are en- is published weekly for $7.50 a year in Kent miles. stop. Nor did the genersioty of tion of sculpture and original VanAllsburg" sored by the Women's Commit- tirely female. These lizards are our neighbors and Lowell High drawings, both published and un- County, $10.00 a year outside the county by the 1986 FORD F250 pickup, XLT Lariat, air, VanAllsburg was bom in East tee of the Grand Rapids An capable of reproducing all on School. The caids. gifts and ex- published, by East Grand Rapids Grand Rapids in 1949. He re- Museum, a group of about 50 their own. Grand Valley Ledger Publishing Company, 105 N. stereo, tilt, cruise, power locks, windows, pressions of concern for the new native Chris Van Allsburg. author ceived a bachelor of fine aits de- volunteers which was formed m people on the block have shown and illustrator of seven books for Broadway St., Lowell, Michigan 49331. more! 13,000 miles, Diesel. gree from the University of 1957 in older to "promote greater What has a jaw large enough us what kind of people we have children and two-time winner of ROGER K. BROWN Michigan and a master of fine community interest in the Grand to drive a small car through 1984 CHEVROLET S10 BLAZER, Sport, been blessed with as friends and the prestigious Caldecott Medal, arts degree from the Rhode Is- Rapids Aft Museum " In addi and a body longer than two EDITOR & PUBLISHER neighbors. presented each year to the artist air, stereo, tilt, cruise, power locks, win- land School of Design, where he tion to sponsoring major exhibi- school buses? Carcharodon We have not had to worry of the most distinguished picture (616) 897-9261 currently teaches illustration. tion since 1967, the Committee megahdon, the JO-milhon- dows, much more! about child care. Our thanks book for children. The exhibi- His artwork has been exhibited financially supports a variety of year-old ancestor of today's Second-Class Postage Paid at Lowell. Michigan especially to the Gore family for tion. titled "Enter the Dream ,, the museum's activities through great white sharks. According 1981 CHEVROOI£^I p 9 Pickup, 6 cylin giving our children a temporary World of Chris VanAllsburg, it at the Whitney Museum and the Published Every Wednesday its operation of the Gallery Shop are some of the Runciman/Riverside students who recently took place in Jump to RANGER RICK magazine, der, 4 speeo Wy clean. home as well as lots of love. Our is sponsored by the Women's Museum of Modem Art. both of POSTMASTER: Send address change to The and the Rental/Sales Gallery. Rope For Heart fundraiser. there were no people around cupboards and refrigerator are Committee of the Grand Rapids which are in New York. Each of The following lectures will be when this big fish lived. But if Grand Valley Ledger, P.O. Box 128, Lowell, Ml 1980 FORD F150 pickup, 6 cylinder, 4 bener stocked with food and non- Art Museum and will be on dis- his seven books has made the offered by the Grand Rapids Art there were, the shark could perishable items than if I had play in the museum's galleries "New York Times" Book Re- 49331 speed, stereo. Explorer, price reduced! Museum in conjunction with have swallowed eight people at shopped Lowell High students froiii April 12 through July 5. view's list of the 10 best illus- "Enter the Dream World of Chns once. 1987 CHEVROLET C10 pickup, V8, au- have made Jason feel more wel- 1987. In addition, a lecture trated children's books of the VanAllsburg " The public is in tomatic, cap. come in three weeks than he did series, bookreadings an d work- year. His books include: "The in ten years at our previous shops for children are scheduled Garden of Abdul Gasazi" (1979). ivited to enjoy any or all of them 1977 GMC 1 tof' I p xl, V8, automatic, home. in conjunction with the exhibi- "Jumanji" (1981). "Ben's free of charge; l tion. Dream" (1982), "The Wreck of TUESDAY. APRIL 14, 12 Scottsdale it 'good runner. We want to thank all of those involved for their prayers, their Grand Rapids City Commis- the Zephyr" (1983), "The Mys- 12:30 p.m. OOPS! OOPS! words of encouragement, for all sioner. Linda Samuel son, will be teries of Harris Burdick" (1984). Mixed Bag Lecture; "Enter the things that have been done on hand at the exhibition's open- "The Polar Express" (1985). and the Dream World of Chns Van- for us. We are thankful and ing reception to proclaim Sun- "The Stranger" (1986). The New Allsburg," with Rebecca happy to say that Jason is recov- day. April 12.1987, as Chris Van York Times describes his work Kalinowski, Education Commit- " ^ Does Your ering and is doing well at Mary Allsburg Day in Grand Rapids. as "a beautiful simplicity of de- tee Chairperson for the exhibi- Free Bed Rehab Center. Without The public is invited to attend sign. balance, texture and a sub- tion Thomel everyone's concern and help, we thereception, whic h will be held tle intelligence behond the call WEDNESDAY. APRIL 15,7- Windshield could never have devoted our from 2-4 p.m. at the museum of illustration." Publishers 8 p.m. i energies to him to bring him to VanAllsburg will be available to Weekly writes: "Few stars in the Evening Lecture "A Lecture I Chevrolet & Duick, Inc. the point he is now. autograph his books during the firmament of children's books by the Artist," with Chns Van- Have One Of 4 1250 West Main Street Lowel, Michigan Wc knew immediately last reception (VanAllsburg s have risen so meteorically as Allsburg. Reception to meet the summer when we drove through books, as well as a limited edi- Chris VanAllsburg.- artist immediately following «1969 897-9294 Lowell that this was the place tion silk screened poster de- VanAllsburg is delighted by TUESDAY, APRIL 21. 7:30^ These Critters we wanted to live. What a joy to signed by VanAllsburg which the exhibition but says that the 8:30 p.m. leam as well as leam it could commemorates the exhibits, are experience is humbling. "In Evening Lecture; "Procedures iff' become a home and more in such available from the museums many ways. I'm humbled by this for Publishing a Book - A guide On It? a short time. We are proud to be Gallery Shop.) He also will pre- honor," VanAllsburg said from for Novice Writers and Illus- lan adult participating with a student who took place in the Runciman/Riverside a part of this area. Our thanks to sent winners of the Kent County his home in Rhode Island. "I'm trators" with Frank Collins. Jump Rope For Heart fundraiser. all. Library System Bookmark De- young; I haven't been doing this Course Administrator. Radcliffc Love looks through a telescope; envy, through a micro- Jason Jones & Family signing Competition with copies for very long. It's nice to be hon- College Publishing Procedure scope. Josh Billings Course* THURSDAY. 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It's the time of ye" oin ACT NOW! when students who arc g --''' college and those who arc al- NOTICE BEFORE THE CRACK DAMAGE ready there begin to look ll'r ' Lowell Area Schools nancial assistance to help SPREADS ... MAKING IT pay the cost of their education- Parent Teacher Conference Times Applications for ^ NECESSARY TO REPLACE THE scholarship programs ^ March 26 & 27,1987 •. /. Doyle. Speerstra, Runciinan atw J L Court, are now in IIK tu 1 ENTIRE WINDSHIELD Service Center office- •OPTICALLY CLEAR REPAIR Each one of these prog"^ MghSctooi: March 26,1967 - 5:00 p-m. - 9:00 p.in. cn ,ena J March 27,1967-8:00 •.m.-l 0:00 nn. Built to Highest has its own set of j h •MOST INSURANCE COMPANIES WAIVE > applications so that studen * Give us a call today! « interested need to comae March 26,1967 - 5p.m. - 9:00 p.m. CUSTOMER DEDUCTIBLE & PAY FOR REPAIR Standards of SSC office to find out about ^ March 27,1987- 9:00 am -11:00 un. program. Deadline-- ^ •MOBILE SERVICE ONLY. quality andLuW each program, but most April (sl. . „.i March 26,1987-5:00 p.m.-9:0Q p-m. Your Assurance Cumberland Retirement Village During the Spnng ^ March 27,1987-10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. NOVUS OF GRAND RAPIDS nssfisfissi — period, applications can picked up at the Supcnnii- WINDSHIELD REPAIR SPECIALISTS comfort and Pleasure 11535 E. Fulton (M 21). Lowell. Ml 49331 C1M19 Telephone (616) 807 8413 office. 12685 Foreman Koa (616) 361 -1323 A group of goats is kno at a trip. Grand Valley Led get - Wednesday. March 25. 1987 - Page 8 Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday, March 25, 1987 • Page 9 Dinner reception held in honor of Morgoret Martin In the Service... CITY OF Army Pvt. Ralph J. Kendall, duty with the 2nd Armored Div- Lowell Middle School son of Ralph S. Kendall of 910 sion. Fort Hood. Ibxas. Blough elected Vice Pres. of M.R.A. Cafetorium was the scene of a Four Mile Road, Grand Rapids, Kendall, a metal worker, is a reception and dinner on Friday. Carolyn Jane Blough, Read- Interaction" was held in Grand March 20. lo honor Margaret LOWELL ^and Marilyn Mulvany of SI2 1985 graduate of Union High Foreman, Lowell, has arrived for School, Grand Rapids. ing Consultant at Bushnell Rapids, March 15-17, 1987, Martin. Grand Martha, and the Elementary School, has been Carolyn Jane has been a McKinney -Richardson Grand elected as Vice President-Elect Member at Large on the Board Family, of the Grand Chapter of of the Michigan Reading Associ- of Directors of the Michigan the Older of the bastem Star of ation. Reading Association for the last Michigan. NOTICE Michigan Reading As- 2 years and is Chan person for The event was hosted by Low- once believed hibernating bears could be found sociaiton is a state wide organiza- Newspaper In Education for the ell's Cyclamen Chapter 094. the humming sound they made In their tion of 4,000 members. These State of Michigan. with over three hundred repre- members are made up of Class- Curremly, Carolyn Jane holds sentatives of various O.E.S. room Teachers, Reading Consul- the position of Reading Consul- chapters throughout the state in tants, Administrators. College tant for the Lowell Area Schools attendance. Also in attendance Tha annual apring clean-up of Oakwood Cemeterv Instructors, parents and other and has been with the school sys- were two representatives of the will begin April 6,1987. LEGAL NOTICES professional people, who have tem for 20 years. Other former world-wide General Grand reading as their main objectives. positions include Basic Skills Margaret Martin (center) with Worthy Grand Matron. Shirley McKinney, and Worthy Grand Chapter Please remove all arrangementa, baskets, etc STATE OF MICHIGAN The 31st Annual Conference Coordinator, Director of Read- l^tron. William Kkhardson. An exemplification of the you arfah to ka«p by Sunday, April 5,1987 IN THE entitled "Reading; A Dynamic ing, and Elementary Teacher for beautiful degree work was per- C19-20 PROBATE COURT formed by the Grand Officers FOR THE with Mrs. Marlins son, COUNTY OF KENT Michael, and daughter. Rosem- Ledger Entries... PUBLICATION NOTICE ary. as candidates. DECEASED - ESTATE Margaret resides with hus- APPOINTMENT - CLAIMS of 75.50 and 25 Years Ago band Dick at 6363 Three Mile DETERMINATION OF HEIRS Road, N.E. and has been a FILE NO. 86-144.079 SE member of Cyclamen Chapter Estate of DAVID WINTON #94 since 1958. WILCOX, DECEASED EyL She was presented with sev- BOWNE Social Security Number 385- PrisdUS eral memorial plaques and many 38-6567 Lussmycr gifts in honor of the occasion. STATE OP MICHIGAN TAKE NOTICE: On January 0000 County of Ktnt TOWNSHIP Prob«tt Court 23, 1987 In the probate cour- One-third of all accidents on JUVENILE DIVISION troom, Grand Rapids, Michi- Swedish mads are caused by gan, before Hon. A. DALE collisions with large wildlife, TO: DAVID RATHSACX STOPPELS Judge of Prob- In Tht Matter Oft Rt|ina especially moose, according to and David RATHSACX ate. a hearing will be held on Carolyn Jane Blough a study bv Swedish physicians. I Hearing: April 10, 1987, at the petition of BARBARA NOTICE the Lowell School Systems. She and a B. A. Science & Art Degree INTERNATIONAL 3:30 p.a. FINK WILCOX be appointed WILDLIFE magazine reports Personal Representative of also was an instructor for Grand from Western Michigan Univer- TO: VU0NC TAI QUI DAVID WINTON WILCOX Es- Rapids Jr. College. Carolyn sity. that the doctors calculated that ANNUAL MEETING In Tht Nattar Of: Thuy Thi 75 YEARS AQO IN THE LEDGER - MARCH 21,1912 tate who lived at 9612 Bailey holds a M.A. Reading Degree one in every 10 Swedes who Tuytt and Dat Tuan TRAM This issue is largely too dark to be read, except for large ffgprrr Haarint: April 20, 1987, at Drive, Lowell, Ml 49331, and drives more than 12,500 miles ads, so that's what's news this week. dinner reception was held in honor of Margaret Martin at the Lowell Middle School 4:00 p*a. who died on August 7,1986; a year will collide with a moose City State Bank advises a savings account at 4% interest, Cafetoriutoriumm. Th« Annual Meeting will be held on and requesting also that the during his lifetime. TO: CALVIN JONES, • VERNON in case the wife gets sick or sundry other catastrophes hap- will of the Deceased dated HENDERSON AND TERRT TtlGCS pen, whereas Lowell State Bank advises women to have May 20,1986, be admitted to In Tht' Uattcr Of: Calvin checking accounts, with advice from "men of training in finan- SAT., MARCH 28,1987 JONESi Pltaaurt HENDERSON, probate. cial affairs." CITY OF LOWELL Varnon WILLIAMS and Brandon Creditors are notified that I TRICCS Brownies and Kodaks, Bon Ami and Fels Naptha. Rexall copies of all claims against the Hearing: April 21, 1987, at Drugs and Fletcher's Castoria are advertised among lesser at 1:30 p.m. at the Bowne Township Office, 6059 9:00 a.a. Deceased must be presented, GMCTRUCKS Linfield. SE. Alto, Mi. known brands. PUBLIC NOTICE personally or by mail, to both 50 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER • MARCH 25,1962 I A neglect tenporary wardship the Personal Representative petition haa been filed in The Lowell Ledger claims 6,400 readers. A budget shall be submitted for consideration and to the Court on or before the above natter. A hearing A "fertilizer and soil conservation demonstration train of which includea Federal Reveunue Sharing Entitle- May 28.1987. Notice is further on the petition will be three cars will come to Lowell. One car is for lectures, one The Lowell City Council will conduct a Public Hear- BUY OR LEASE ment Funds. conducted by the Court on given that the estate will then for exhibits, and one for soil testing lab. ing at 8:00 p.m. on April 6,1987 at City Hall, 301 E. the date and tine stated be assigned to entitled per- above in Kent County Kathleen Norris' column discusses the "rather feminine Main, Lowell, for the purpose of receiving com- Citizens attending the hearing have the right to pro- sons appearing of record. Juvenile Court, 1501 Cedar characteristic," jeolousy. vide written and oral commenta and ask questions menta from the public on the adoption of the Special NE, Grand Rapida, Michigan. Date March 10,1987. Charl Ormond Williams, Pres. of the National Business and concerning the entire budget and the relationahip Michael J. Tummino, Jr., Attor- Events Ordinance. It la therefore ordered that Professional Women's Clubs, writes a column about efforts of entitlement funda to the entire budget. you peraonally appear before ney of women around the world to get the vote. ) the Court at the tine and Interested persona may submit written commenta Bar No. P21618 25 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER • MARCH 22,1962 A copy of the entire proposed budget shall be avail- place atatad above. Thia hearing nay reault in a 311 East Main A large part of the front page is given to a discussion of or appear in person at City Hall. able for public inspection at the Bowne Township S. , tenporary or pernanent loaa Lowell, Ml 49331 the upcoming school building bond vote. Office, Wednesday and Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 ' of your righta to the (616) 897-5931 Next to Lowell Council Proceedings is a verse: "Search all Ruth Lacey p.m. child(ren)e Petitioner your parks in ail your cities . . . you'll find no statues to Deputy City Clerk Barbara Fink Wilcox Dated: March 18, 1987 committees." C18A19 Sandra L Kowakayk 3509 Pratt Lake Road A rabid skunk is caught near Failasburg Park, and farmers Bowne Township Clerfc JOHN P. STEKETEE Lowell. Ml (616) 897-5441 are urged to have pets and livestock vaccinated. C18-19 JUDGE OP PROBATE C19

VERGENNES LOWELL GRATTAN Stock #1066 LOWELL TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIP 1987 GMC S-15 PICKUP TOWNSHIP NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE WITH ANNUAL MEETING ANNUAL MEETING ANNUAL MEETING 6/60 WARRANTY NOTICE & BUDGET MEETING "PUBLIC NOTICE OF RECEIPT OF A SPECIAL The Annual Meeting will be held; & BUDGET MEETING USE APPLICATION Lease SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1987 7 Notice la hereby given that the annual townahip PLEASE TAKE NOTICE the Planning Commisskm Notice la hereby given that the annual townahip meeting of the electora in Grattan Townahip will be For permo, of Lowell Township has received a special u*® •£" at 1:00 p.m. at the Vergennes Township Hall, 12625 meeting of the electors In Lowell Township will be held at the Grattan Township Hall, 11682 Old Bald- 3^6655 plication from Stephen Donker to construct aeW- Bailey Drive, Lowell, Ml. A budget shall be submit- held at the Lowell Townahip Hall, 2910 Alden Naah, ing Road. *109 storage unlta (mini-warehouses) at 11650 ted for consideration which includes Federal Re- S.E. on PlusT includes fa% SE. A public hearing will be held to consider this 4o mos., ooseo-enahMM kxu . 12,000 miles par year. $1165 cash or trade down to request on venue Sharing Entitlement funda. SATURDAY., MARCH 28 qualified buyers. SATURDAY, MARCH 28 at 1:00 p.m. THURSDAY, APRIL 9,1987 AT 8:00 P.M. Citizens attending the hearing have the right to pro- vide written and oral comments and ask questions at 1:30 p.m. •1 the Lowell Township Hall, 2910 Alden Naah, SE- At auch time In addition to regular business and in concerning the entire budget and the relationship The special uae application and the Lowell Town- accordance with the law, a budget covering prop- of Entitlement Funda to the entire budget. ship Zoning Ordinance are available for pubMc ^ At auch time In addition to regular business and In osed expenditures and estimated revenue of the townahip ahall be submitted for consideration. spectlon at the Township Hall during regular office • accordance with the law, a budget covering prop- hours. Please call 897-7600 for further Information A copy of the entire proposed budget shall be avail- osed expenditures and estimated revenue of the Oldsmoblle - Pontlac - GMC Trucks able for public inspection at the Vergennes Town- townahip ahall be submitted for consideration. Rex Lally Carol L Wells Clerk Open: Men. & Wed. 9-9, lues., Thurt., Frl. 9-6, Sat 9-3 ship Hall, 12625 Bailey Drive, Lowell. Lowell Townahip Cter* Carol L Walla C19 Clerk Jean Hoffman KEEP THAT GREAT LOWELL C18ai9 GM FEELING WITH Q Vergennes Township Clerk GENUINE GM PARTS 897-9227 C17&19 Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday. March 23, 1987 • Page 10 Grand Valley Ledger • Wedneaday, Much 2S, 1967 • Page II O.K. White The Grand Valley Ledger's * • • Conference Champs ft

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Llttlngt • Special Dally Movie Listings esiMC ANNUAL ANNUAL CAREER CAREER WON LOST PINS TIED WIN/LOSS PIN TOTAL WIN/LOSS riNnaklCb Ryan Gould 1 2 1 0 Brett Nagy 25-12 18 114-36 68 Steve Gray 14 19 0 0 O Listings Coincide 23-6 8 Trevor lyier 10 5 9 0 |_i._ t |ni»nnrJi 35-11 22 jonn neacocK 22 8 14 0 With Nmnbors On 31-5 20 Brett Nagy 31 5 20 0 Chad Sayen 26 10 12 0 Mike Nugent 10-1 Aaron Adims 1 1 1 1 29-6 20 . 99-17 80 Mike Rivers 42 8 30 0 33-5 30 Greg Zimmerman 15 11 4 0 37-5 30 TbddNauta 5 5 4 0 oG Complete A Paul Wilcox 3-7 2 Kyle GiWea 32 11 17 1 4-15 3 18-31 11 Bart Clin 7 3 6 0 lasy To Use 1-3 MattNauta 27 11 17 0 10-6 6 Mike Nugent 37 5 30 0 lom Nugent 33 7 28 0 Jim Johnson 2-4 2 116-25 106 WWMT Kola mo zoo, Ml GD 6 0 20-15 20 Paul Wilcox 10 6 WUHQ Bottle Oeok, Ml m 1 50-4 43 BnanFox 18 1 17 WXMI Grand Rapidt, Ml m 442 41 Mark Anderson 18 17 18 0 WINS Lansing, Ml GD Jim Johnson 44 2 41 0 Brian Fox 2-6 2 63-29 60 WFSL Lansing, Ml 393 137 287 3 Grand Rapidt, Ml (£ 10-12 9 IWOTV WILX Jackson, Ml 33-10 32 WQVC ANondalo, Ml 18-1 17 IWKAR E. Lansing, Ml Greg Zimmerman 1-1 1 19-15 8 WZZM Grand Rapidt, Ml 3-3 3 Pictured from Left to Right are 100 match winners Brett HBO Horns Box Offke [HBO] CONTAINS LISTINGS FOR FRIDAY, MARCH 27 15-11 4 Nagy, Mike Rivers and Jim Johnson with assistant coach John WTBS AHanta, GA CINEMAX Gnomax (MAX) Chad Sayen 9-12 Wilder. 7 42-32 22 USA USA Notworfc THRU THURSDAY, APRIL 2,1987 4-7 2 DISNEY Ditnoy 3-3 1 f ^ 'jr Lowell 48 G.R.Union 30 CBN CBN Cablo Notwrfc 26-10 12 The other side of hospital life is the focus of "Harry," which depicts the routine — which is anything but routine — of a large Lowell 68 Ionia 8 WON Chicago, R. Sports Nofworfc metropolitao hospital's purchasing department. Some of the eccentric characters who populate this world are (clockwise) Alan MattNauta 0-7 Lowell 48 Belding 27 ESPN CNN 10-14 7 66-47 42 Lowell 71 Muskegon CathC. 6 0 k Ark in, Kurt Knudsou, Matt Craven and . "Harry" airs Wednesday, April 1, on ABC. ' NICK Nkkolodoon/AAf 29-15 18 Lowell 73 Grayling 0 27-11 17 Lowell 47 AJma 16 WIN LOSS PINS Lowell 60 Forest Hills 15 495 232 397 Lowell 60 Kenowa Hills 12 Lowell 72 Creston 6 Lowell 47 Greenville 17 Lowell 58 Sparta 9 y. •• •. TOURNAMENT STANDINGS Lowell 69 Rogers 3 Lowell 45 Wyoming Park 18 CURTIS SELFSERVE Grandville 3rd Lowell 45 jenison 24 Curtis Hastings 1st Lowell 57 HudsonviUe 13 Lowell 72 East Grand Rapids 0 Lowell 1st Lowell 49 Northview 11 Tanning Salon Canada 1st Lowell 69 Muskegon 6 v Belding 1st Lowell 77 Muskegon C.C. 0 Pictured from Left to Right are team captains Brett Na I CAR WASH 1135 221 Jim Johnson and Mike Nugent. 897-9809... Call For Appointmsnt 9. Sponsored By The Following Businesses & Professionals: 1 Year...160.00 • 6 Months...$36.00 Amazing 3 Months...126.00 Anderson Family Shoes Hinkley Drug Store "Chans Wittenbach Olds, Pontiac and GMC TOP COATS Includes first 3 visits plus unlimited visits $3.50 ea. Lambert Variety Robert E. Reagan, D.D.S. (for torm of membership) Harold Zeigler Ford You Laundry Customers $2.00 ea. (When doing Laundry) Hahn's Hardware James E. Reagan, D.D.S. Curtis Cleaners & Coin-Op Laundry Cm •4.95 = WATiR REPELLING...* OFF l imii'ifiofiDcn FMB State Savings Bank Clark Vredenburg, D.D.S. Lowell Self Serve Car Wash moot SOAK 20 Minutes...$7.00 • 15 Minutes...$6.00 •oo't •Jt —i Reiser's Kitchen Orval McKay, M.D. [bcruomng WED., MARCH 2Mi 10 Minutes...$6.00 Cousins' Card & Gift Shoppe Lowrii Ctunibw of Commaro* -NON-MEMBER LAUNDRY CUSTOMER Erb Lumber Donald Gerard, M.D. March Mndnaaa Sal* Great Lakes Federal Savings 20 Minutes...$6.60 • 15 Minutes...$4.60 Bristol Body Shop James Lang, D.O. Man's World Hair Styling 20% OFF - 10 Minutes...$3.60 Don't let K-'a* incomina ontors ••IGpm - HM Repair Service Paul Gauthier, D.O. Speerstra Insurance Agency 'Sana-Oa^f CWir« •' -2 WEEKS- Dey Machine & Tool Michael Tummino, Jr. Atty. 01 Man Winter \irmna\ Pfaller's Riverfront Clothing In by lOom UNUMUB) TANNING Vennen Chrysler Dodge Plymouth Judy Tummino, Jr. Atty. ruin your car... King Milling Company . WASH IT OFTEN! Lowoll: 897 9B0B Jl G.R. 461-4101 $30.96 John Clore Autos, Inc. Robert L. Harrison, D.C. Lowell Cable TV Thomet Chevrolet & Buick J.B. Wellman, D.C. Ivan K Blough, Contractor Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, March 25, 1987 - Page 12 I Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, March 25, 1987 • Page 13 pait history to conform to St .M A ttogccdach drivor, accuwd of .. - i- I - : »«'- fc- p_ Roomwt Pfif- pfK 'fTtO^w w*MHi TTwffd, rw* FRIDAY kifcng Mi Banco*'! brodtor. n by o I SATURDAY a bopnw* of fire in World War ITt on Du«al 1973 1%%% tricio Mtdino 1936. 'ttry (2S Lap Oudhng 12 00 O (HBO) MOV* (cq i but rttufm for lht roai kilitf «|uo^ Jack Wardtn ^ Kboyfur (HBO) MOVK The Pacific. Jai Chandler, George No- I SmaN Wen dor 3/27/87 O (HBO) MOV*: Ham^urgor: Sim) Androwt. Donoo R—d Ana. Uwo lyon 3/28/87 im «Strikes Back' (CQ (h Stereo) dor. Julie Adamt. 1956. MOVK: Savon (MAX) MOV*: Jrmckelth* 1954. Wook to loutow (CQ. Tho Motto n Pkturo (CQ (CQ 6 MORNING 01 (MAX) MOVK Timo Altar Boat the Pros A young Amorkan Cat 2:00 O (HBO) MOV*. Mko Aca- A Night Ffight O (HBO) MOVK 'Ouidntfvar' », m rt. f,,,. A > Tima' SLorodo 5 20 OlMAXlMOVH fint 1 (I W V W* • •WWW ^4 W 9 KJ ' ® Advonturot of Oixio ond & MOV* Hwm* •* HM I** I ' (HBO) MOV*: Martin • 5:00 One jCQ(ln Storoo) IMNrtr (CQ Do H Yaursalf SHaw 13:30 Slwdews' A binrr* lomdy 1:M • IM**) MOV* iBrot Tetoa ManH Ci hon.p.on.h.nWbwlBai Wind in tHo WKaws 5:30 r m Mo- OffiX) G} (MAX) MOV* s • nion of o W«Wi manor Kompvn ftM (MAX) MOVK: Dotoctivo' * 1986 World Open CD MAX MOVHE: 'THo lagand THo Una Rangar Journal ##ofh ©• o wnttt h racing 3:30 t ® Tito Bunny h IIS (R) of BiBio Joan' (CQ Poopla to Poo pi# 4:00 (HBO) MOV* Olhm Jwkt' IpMplM. 1:30 clodi to ftrmh a wtpente nevtl Vin- Comin' to Town SKr'.r-'H • Oa Far Your Draoms Cash Ubarty Mutuofs Spartakus and tha Sua Bo- 7 00 • (MAX] Tilt S Rvo Mdo Crook s cent Priw, Ntor CudHng. CKmto 3:30 • (MAX) MOV* DtHit GiNn 'TWWILLI I04I<5Y 5:30 IWorld of Golf (CQ. «LfttW Tfomp 11:30 ^tr LM 1983 ft iwttorffy Dumbo's Qrcus imdy to Town 6:00 (41) T Nowt Update n.M • CD • x CM SMtvkrMk Vahiililiniiiii 1:00 O (HBO) MOVIE; 'Tht Umt Ora- 9_ MOVKMOV*.: -With Sii You Gat 1:50 1 Night Love Your Skin llOcai in Ma- Golf Connoc- Wt (In Storvo) (HBO) Jasto [HBO] MOVK: Return of tHo M«i (CQ (In S^fM) of A widow with three lorn Wingt vt. Pt. Wayna Kamatt 3^0 lOUNi U.S. N CNN Naws 1030 JW3 •cc,^ la (MAX) MOV* 19 90 m (& MOV*; w«#v mto a widowor with one dough tot Q X Throa t Cempany US 4M (HBO) MOVK: AAco'i Ad- S (9 Falcon Crott (MAX) |^OV K FWtch (CQ (R) Sir Tninm' Midnight' A two-part Mnpcm* dacide to get mamed Oom Day, 9 1/ leek at Me Now M 700 dub Proeantt Mudaar CHak MarkaIIt toC Marka t 1:30 G3 SfMrttCtntor Boon Krth. Pal Carrol. 1968 1J (£) • 11® Tenight Snow |to Htniltf 1) A coffMM • (9A»vina tHaCHip- THo » 30 O (MAX) MOV*: wMIt at a cottonw party, « CHam|)'->n»hip (Ihm) f li Prime Newt Sfereo) 8:30 9:7% (HBO) MOV*: THt ( o. K • MOVIi: i* Unto M«|iciin into a tragic pad; 2) An i f0 Golf: Standard B-g.ttor T«r- • MOVK THa Darwin O 35 Bill Mayort Journal: A Care Boors Family (8 THb OU Houto (CQ. THbOW «»h* Hw Bod MoHi Convartatton with Hvw Whoi- • Skiing iowi opportomM trm to Mt tMmMN OoMk (liv«: tvro The true Hory of 3:30 bal: 1987 NCAA T« I(Tape Doiayad) 10 00 O (HBO) MOV* The Cmfm don pir up wdk a weoWiy widow Ood S:30 Q (MAX) MOVK: OWm lot- Otortu Darwin ond Ihi (R) MOVK: -unto Bay loot ft NCAA Pn '87 Ivans u..d Emtt. Mm Harm. Edward For tion he enduroi for hit beIwlt on (9 Bar nay Millar Iisl*. Wild Kingdom • Oannbtf ® NKX Rack Auto (f) (MAX) MOVK: Fanny HiN tor RAPOTTS Skrm IMB. lht Ihtory of tvohition. Nkhokn Arthur Smith Blua FbHing 1:00 • CD Notk MOV* Shod** ei D—fh -Effiffii. MOVK: THo Bridgo an tHo 1:00 MO VK Son of Fvry Clay, km Richardion. Sutan Ma S 6:30 g « ex# Special Rwp#ft end Hw fof S«ng CoMofo Hodioy 1907 ( crtody 1972 Rlvar Kwai % 1907 NCAA M0 3:40 rB Stylo With KM Ktonoch 13^0 • d) Hub Hagon s Back m Ortotoo dive) Spm^WMIi «Tournamont iW) Magnwm, P.I. Unk- Catch tHo Spirit (CQ. Nowt B:05 Boston Col- SpwttMi Wraetkng 8 (S MOVK: THo Bought art 1;0S MOVK: Throo Hourv to KW ffl) M*A'S*H tkt at CHkaoa (Uto) THo WaHd Tamo m 2:50 1 . O gUekat^Ma of Joehua Cabo In a tchenw to i B:30 Kid N^MrTock, (b Stereo) GAN (L.^I ClT) Littfa I 300 siilcu '-' koop from toting his land to a now (CQ. Twaaty SHaw (CC) law. a lur trappor FRIDAY'S MOVIES S ® Too Oom far Cenifeit 115010 N j' Trockt (In Storoo) SXrt: • 07)N%H] ' o thtof, a prckpockat and a ttcrtt troaturo map it found w 900 CD #) MacNad/Lohror Nowth- iiH 13:00 O J KKoat p On Crvioin MHSAA Bays d) lacMng World of troy hit daughter i. FttOAY tafan in Africa. Bud Abbott ic O If MOVKM4 : 'Ixpaead' A fa Koren Valmtmc 3/17/07 diion model it caught m a torrohtft C«toBo. Clyde Beotty 1949 |MIC^ple ifsFi Dae. 1972. HBO MOVK: Man m tHt web and utod at bait to mare a O C|) Nkky and tHo Nerd 5 20AM Golf: Standard Rognter U [MAX] - tambo Rr*t Blood Part r (CQ 9 00 S 'rri: Konny ruthlett intenHittofwl killer Nattat 740 I (MAX) MOVK: 'A Big Hand • ^MOVKJooKidd-AN 6:00AM (HBO) - ONvor Twirt USA Working Amarka (CQ. (In far tHo Little lady4 'il — Stereoi 1983 • MOVK: Away Al Beats' An (MAX) MOVK: Xat BOOAM [HBO) - TKo Lotf Dragon {CQ(ln Storoo) MOVK THt tad SHoot in a range war. Big VaBay O 41 ® OMOV1E 'Waco A WnarRatMd en Radio untried thip and her groan crew got Twins Rob MOVK Swamp of tHo loot [MAX] — 'Modern Timot Facto of Ufa Rhmohart (CQ Two U^. mar I Sifnatura 9:30AM (MAX) - 'Tompott Ml wdh a talent for bendmg re Burnt and ABan m become involved m the Niqht Trockt (In Storoo) You Can look Y — THo Utto Magician and tHo Bad Mark Walrnnv »•> - A 605 for the killer of a follow V » T 10:00AM I [HBO] - THo Carttor Affair (CQ 6:30 Chariot C. HiN. Juthn MOVK^ Darwin Advon- U^Kin! Overnight V 1 10:0SAM _ ^Cknil^iai JUwf i^WTVIX^BPLI Doot 1987. turo' The true ttory of naturalitt f»V*: Tom Brownf Scftoal Days' A noMalgic rorolij 12:00PM (HBO| — lucat' (CQ (In Storoo) 0 (ffi MOVK: And Baby Chariot Darwin and the pertocu Insido tHo PGA Tour hon of life ce an eiduwe boyi [MAX] - Track of tho Cat Makat Sis' An older couple t mar tion he enduret for hit belieft on nage it threatened when they mutt fnw mwofy/>/-*rw QI cvon/ftom i j iti'*rn >rfKHOK P'JarKnirMM tchool m 19lh century England, thi — 'Homo of tHo long Shadow* Mm N bated on lht novel by The 930 THE MORE decide what to do about an one*- Clay. Ian Richardton, Sutan Mo- 12 30fM - iournoy into Midnight pactod pregnancy. Colleen Do reocb. 1919727 . mat Hughet Jimmy Lydon. S Ctdric HardwKkt. Freddie Borttx i) Foot ill tHo Door VOOfM — 'Son of Pwry' wffwree1 i i r •, t wwsMJWnVA/f^r r-*•— xAZfWl• , LAfVHiyyt r 7:15 J0 bmew. 1940. Cooper. 1979. 8®S 7:30 Focus an Succaos MesukeUs 1:05PM — Throo Hourt to Kil' "V 4:05 F^ARTRTT/4 DIIR-K Andy Griffith • S) MOVK Burnt Offonngt • (H^) MOVK:'Sidney Sho 0^WW r rwownra 7 OOfM (HBO] — Martin • Day' (CQ (D A haunted houto with o wiR of ih lela Levitt V 4:15 • (MAX) MOVK Oraai kA:a ,, [MAX] — Dotoctivo' own coUt o fearful paN over o (D Young Univorsa Action Outdoeri 3:30PM IMAX] — Strango Lady to Town' St MOVK: 'Novor a DuN young famify't well-being. Oliver You and Ma, Kid re e a e e e Reed, Betto Davit, Karen Black. 4:30 flB Nawl Animal 4:00PM A com of matakan ktont- ^ Ubf* HKk*r l«*7 NCAA e a e e e t [HBO] - Alico • Advonturot in Wondortand' 1976. Toumamant (Tapa Delayed) m MOVK: lava Happy' T>J ® Money Wook Iht Rft of an actor 6) Turkav Television •%v.y 5:30PM [MAX] . Gkm Bottom Boat CD 0 (9 Miami Vice (In 12:35 O (HBO) MOVK Mata HaH' Mam Broihau halp toorch for Clo»# up or playing gangttoit at a 1000 O (X) O (£ Pee Woe's 6:00PM [HBO] - Man in tho WiUornoM rtcruiti him for o planned Storoo) 12:50 A Night Trockt (In Storto) Out of Control AV.V. Mora Brothert. Raymond art haM. A "Wondtrful World of Upetaat. 1:00 O dJ McGarrott 1 8:00 OCEOCD — THo Rod Shoot 1930. O ffi) 0 (9 Real GHostbuv S Off tha Racard McGarratt (R) (CQ. e a e e e 700PM Ditnty prtttntohon. Dick Van (CQ. 3f - Novor a Qui Moment' Conctuiion. Golf: Toumamant of Ptayart MOVK THroa Withat 4:50 Ci Night Trockt (In Storoo) Dyka, Ed«rard G. Robinton. 1968. !l I (9 Tha Wuulas (CQ. BOOPM !HBO] — Palico Academy H: Thoo Rrtt Awignmant' (CQ * (t) |(ra«(i W' Condmian. • ® It's You\ r # # | MOVA >Bl*'« Wmg [MAX] - Droam Uvor GD M A S*H I® Wdl f4r Wandarful World of Die- 700 Oub S i — With Six You Got Eggroft I S — THo Darwin Advonturo wO rSfimWfflVa boN; 1987 NCAA Toumamant 9:00PM 0 (B CD 13) - Waco A RHinohart (CQ 1$ WHaal of Fartuna (Uva) (2) - And Baby Makot Si>' Rapart mionlurr y King Uva MocNoil/UHrar Nowth- 9:30 MSU ® — Burnt Offonngt mm O (HBO(HB ) MOVK: Palico Aca- 1 — 'Eagle t Wing w 3jBock in Training' (CQ Hru -i AA-y t-l. 9:30PM I [HBO] - Palico Acadamy 3: Back to Training' (CQ tt^^e^^^^Btoe^w IBfeV eoev^K 10:00 J) O CB Wean Crott (CQ. C®UW)N 10:00PM I [MAX] — Richard Pryar Uva an tHo Suntot Strip' J © (S> Stingray (In IIOOPM ® - 'Mr. AHiadm boH: 1987 NCAA Toumamant 'ABo AlUUa IHeVolMG CoMeDiaNs AU-STSm ReVieW [HBO] — Hamburg or THo Motion Pktvro' (CQ (Uva) aMyotaryf: Cava< r Har Face 11:30PM : MAX) — 'Fanny HiN' (CQ. (MAX) MOVK: Richard — 'THo Bridge an tho Rivar Kwai' Uva an tHo Suntot Strip' 12:00AM ® — Eipatad lwWW» — Tha Darwin Advonturo' CNN Nowt 12:3SAM [HBO] - Mata Han THE MERRIER 10:20 9\Md, Wild World of Animab 1:00AM ® — 'Throo Withat far Jamto' 10:30 1 OSAM S [MAX] - 'Mountaintop Matal Mattacro © ,,J Stout#Whit e 2:25AM [HBO] - THo Clairvoyant Off tHo Racard 10:40 m DTV (MAX) Gnomax Camady 10:50 A Night Tradu Powar Play (In 2:30AM — San of Pwry (VALUABLE COUPON) Exparimant: 'Tl Da It Guy't Stereo) Nights 2:40AM MAX] — 'Of Unknown Origin' Way" ii:00 aGDOCCOCEoOO 3.00AM © — Africa Scroamt' 4:00AM — Tom Brown't School Dayt' M-A'$*H MOTORCRAFT 4:05AM I lata Show : Stoning Joan [HBO] - Stdnay Shaidon t Blaodlino Rivart OIL and OIL RLTER SPECIAL 4:15 AM o [MAX]- Maggie (David Selby, Susan Sullivan) are 7:35 ID Honaymoonort 4J OddCoupla Indudet up to 5 quarts of Motorcraft oil Motor- 4:30AM — lava Happy 8 00 O QD O GD Nothing b Eaty J5 Dave Alan at largo dancing to a dangerous tune on "Falcon Crest." It airs S ® • (9 Charming. (CC). craft oil filtpr and installation. Diasal-aquipped S 23) MOVK 'Mr. Arkadin' A Friday, April 3. on CBS. tycoon taokt to orate and rowrm vahiclas slightly highar. flSfc

Ropsir Order No. BUSINESS DIRECTORY 897-9261 TOTAL SPECIAL PRICE-PARTS MD LABOR Sl 1.95 BLUE THOMPSON ANY AFfilCAiU TAXIS IXTIA. VALID MARCHAHM. 1ft7 CROCODILE cinemaxi CERAMICS INTERIOR SERVICE ualhv OtUMAACMH • Carpeting • Wallpaper ACCOUNTING CENTER MTtsn wmtti 0TMM CtKAMK t MTdT MATIMALi • Linoleum • Counter Tops BODY WORK iVALUABLE COUPON^ John J. Richards, C.P.A. GREENWARE CLASSES 9328 Freeporl Ave. Phone 765-5157 CoJiibHjn V%otx Tooenb sctdicrtes & bCfrtpt^ A. 112 N. JtffBnon, LOWBII fcpa«fed by eiperts Glass-nsiaiieo Alto. Michigan When you've got HBdVou've got the best in movies, sports, 897-5859 •UU INSURANCE WORK • FREE ESTIMATES 897-8947 a rvo Any day or evening by appomtmtnt ^ MOTORCRAFT V. SOP Wf ST MAIN LOWtU S|TA|(R Ni) Job too Swaii Let tht Expert Fix Yours ENGINE TUNE-UP SPECIAL% and specials. And when you add Cinemax?the best gets even • PAINTS • STAINS • BHUSHtS • GLAZES • PAPER DARWIN THOMPSON BRISTOL 'S BODY SHOPSolid state tune-up inckidas Installation of Motorcraft better. Double your entertainment choices, • CANVAS • TOOLS • BRUSHES HOURS: 9-5 Thur. & Fri. Sat 9-3 897-8126 spark plugs; inspaction of choka, throttla linkage, spark r I plug wires and distributor cap; adjustment of idla and Together there's over 160 shows a month. timing. Aeroatars and Econolinea slightly mora. So call now. There's no better time to D*nBo«r Building and Remodeling TOTAL SPECIAL PRICE-PARTS mi LABOR get HBO or the HBO/Cinemax Combo. HOME IMPROVEMENTS \W 4CyMr BCyMr rMMiT nooMt e ntc. nooMt THOMET CHEVROLET 4 Ford Motor Company Vahides Only They're made for each other. ciiMmiaM KircMiM niMOOCLme L.A. Trim <&>*jl <4st • PONCMCt O rCNCIt • iMtUCATlOM & BUICK $27.95 $33.95 $41.95 • STo«M ooo«t a wiNoowt P 100^^ WV,. MAIM • Patio OOOMt 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE ANY AfPUCABUI TAXB IX1BA. VALID MAaCHAPtB. 1fS7 • ROO*IHC A ATUMLFTWU STOTMC 831-5480 • nirmtNcit AVACABCI 1250 W. Main St.. Lowell

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AUTO PARTS & Specialists in ACCESSORIES Cylinder Head Reconditioning TV DEPARTMENT Engine Block Reconditioning 11BN Stoeto 111 Lateyotie t450W Mem Sl toma Ml 46648 GroenwOe. Mi 46636 Lowell Ml 49331 Piston and Rod Reconditioning 127 N. Broadway, Lowell 897-8405 owboat PH 527 3190 PM 754 3661 PH (616)897 9231 Disc and Drum Brake Service AuroNonvE supply, inc Paint and ONm may wy CINEMAX sennet may not btarailablt man areas Call your local caM company tor details We Use Only Quality Perfect Circle Parts Olter available to new HBO/CINEMAX subscribers HBO/CINEMAX may not be substituted lor any other premium service Body Shop Supplies J1979 East Fulton - Lowell, Michigan ONtrapplits to standard i ion on one TV set. m aired serviceable areas Other restrctions may apply e Registered trademartisol Home BoiOftce. Inc ^1986 Home Box Office. Inc Sales: 897 8431 or 897 7934 Service: 897 5335 *

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Is Your S Personals Business mm S For SaleS NEED A DJ.7 SSeniceSWANTE D - Babysitter FOR SALE - Let ua "floor" le play your favorite noaded. Afterrmons and you with our Annual for aU occasions evenings part-time. Trans- Spring Sale prlcea on car- 9999 LET RAY TRW or cut down known natural •cure* of vitamin C la the portation needed. Senior types of music to your Itea the satoty way with pm ana no-wax vinyi m Citizens welcome. Will con- •iso cJIIKKJ uiw wwwsi irmian crlaf i orXX)S6 TTOm. a cherry picker 616-794- Wright-Way Carpet MflNOif Ute ft Uston sider your home. GaN 534 Waretouaa. Ionia 616427- Complete 2499 In 1866, Cdonel Edwin Drake'* flrit Mccaasful M well Sound Systems 3910. 284a Copy CTFN Wt "Mack gold" In THusvWe, PA. CaM; 897-4336 C18-20 C1S-10 NCTFN SHAFFER MECHANICAL S|RWce WANTED - Work. Carpen- SHOW - Fri- CONTRACTOR. Plumbing, try, painting, roofing and Words in the list below appear across, up, down, March 27, Saturday, heating, air condHtoning and maintenance. Reasonable i £o 28. Grand RapMs, backwards and diagonally in the diagram. Find each Printer... fr weldmg. Service specialists rates. Phone 364-8931. 'or Q - Geft 44th Straat, S.W. Na- Phone (618) 942-8858 Two uality CI 3-28. word and circle it. Some circled letters appear in s/de Co Guard Armory. Just CTFN Pies.. or en;, half mil* wast of 131 more than one word. Letters that form answers are WANTED - Yard man. call *Vh/;6 ixprassway. 44th Straat Jim Cook. Jr. vou 868-7157 left over. Arrange them in order to arrive at answer Sdrrie'ovv wafts,. ixtt. A quality stow with a Price! rv/ce AUCTIONEER C19-20 ranga of antiques. S All Types of Sales Clue: STUMBLE OVER EVIL :riday, 10-9 p.m., Satur- (616) 897-8872 WANTED - The Y.M.C.A. is iy.i<«. now taking applications for C19 STATE summer swim instructors E LDE ENOTGN I HSAW : ATTORNEY SERVICES and life guards. Apply at the REE - German Shepherd Y.M.C.A. office, 323 W. Main Divorce, from $150 RPSECRET AGENTOE llabrador puppies. Adorable, Street. the art but I don't need nine of them! plus costs: GARLSONDDSOHUMB Icall 897-9590. Bankruptcy from $500 C19-20 including costs. Help Wanted GROBOTOETIELAAE o\gital NURSE AIDE CLASSES - Simple Will $45; HELP WANTED-Are you a j starting April 6. Apply at Low- Adoptionl^OO; I TGAENSATCDXRDR caring person? Do you enjoy t0o ell Medical Care Center, 350 OFFSET Incorporation, people? Have you consi- g N Center, between 8 a.m. & TNSTAUGAHYWBNEN sett^ from S200; dered going back to work on 4 p.m. TVPE a part-time basis? Then join C19-20 Drunk Driving. SEADFYGIOEAIKSI AND the quality care team at Cas- from $250; cade Care Center. Located INCOME TAX PREPARED I Drivers License just off 196 in southeast ARANK I EULRMRU I E - Individual Business. Attor- Grand Rapids. Dietary ser- ney Richard J. Heath, 1125 Restoration. $300 rESS vice and nursing assistant IMOERFBLARAENEK W. Mam St.. Lowell. 897- Plus Costs: letteRP positions available. Please 9480 or 241-2292. Landlord Tenant. call 949-7220. TFN SGABOEOFETDEBGO Probate Workman's C19 Compensation, UCAOLRET SDPAHFP BINGO •r- Real Estate. Every Friday night, 7;30 P.M. S For Sales & Personal Injury. HFP I TLSOATRYERE Lowell VFW Hall. FOR SALE - Beautiful RICHARD.HEATH Plush & Sculptured ataln- East Main St.. Lowell TSENDAAHARMIEIL LOWELL - 897-9480. guard carpet now on sale Early Bird Bingo at 6:45 P.M. at Wright-Way Carpet... TFN GRAND RAPIDS NVOOMKT I A I NETEL Ionia 616-527-2540. 241-2292 C18-19 EGNEGI LLETN I MDT FOR SALE - Dune Buggy: LEGION CASH F0H LAND CONTRACTS (SOLUTION: 8 letters, 7 words ) fiberglass body on 1963 VW Any type pfOpP'ly anyAhfe OF THE MOOSE Chassis. Runs great, needs in Wichiqjn 2* HoufS Barbara Feldon, Bernie Kopell, Carlson, Confused, T.LC. and a mechanic's T uesdays Call Free 1 800 292 1SS0 touch. Make offer. Call 897- CONTROL, Don Adams, Enthusiastic, Fabrications, Bl Firsl National Acceptance Co l-ITy BINGO!! 9261 days ask for Roger, Feint, Hymie, Inept, Intelligence, Irate, KAOS, 897-5381 evenings. * * t. Early Birds 6;00 P.M. NCTF Larrabee, Mastermind, Maxwell, Needle, Partner, Complete Formal •" • * - - Regular Bingo 7:00 P.M. * • . Preen, Robot, Secret Agent, Siegfried, Spoof, Stacy " 1320 E. Fulton Wear Rental FOR SALE - Wright-Way TFN Carpet's ANNUAL SPRING Keach, Starker. Tail. Thaddeus. The Chief, WEDDINGS OR SALE will save you M on Washington; "Would You Believe?" carpet or no-wax vinyl. BINGO OTHER SPECIAL 100s of rolls In stock. Ionia (£) United Feoture Syndicate, Inc. 4JDUI5 •J13MSN V 616-527-2540. Every Saturday night OCCASSIONS C18-19 A SOUND IDEA 70) P.M. A quiet revolution seems to be going on. All over the coun- PLY-GEM INDUSTRIES INC LOWELL MOOSE BINGO FOR SALE - Wright-Way •frfPTwr US PFALLER'S try. communities are benefit- Hiliiii' Carpet Warehouse in Ionia 14 1320 E. Fulton ting from a new way to deal lilihill is having their Annual with the old problem of the 13 Early Bird Bingo at 6:00 P.M IfF"" RIVERFRONT Spring Sale. Prices have noisiness of progress. 12 TFN been marked down on doz- Now. super highways and —ii fast food restaurants needn't j(ilin i CLOTHING, ens of rolls of carpet, no- offend their neighbors' ears, wax vinyl & remnants. 616- thanks to something called OCT. NOV. DEC JAN MONDAYS plywall fencing. It's economi- 527-2540 Sound off: A new wsy to build wooden fences can Let Us Help You With Your Qoe-Ke-Bk INC. 018-19 cal. self-supporting, easy to install and even looks good— keep noise levels down on the other tide. Its alto helped Sportsmans Club 103 E. Main St. because it's made of wood. the company that came up with the idea make a big FOR SALE - Honda Aspen- noise on Wall Street. Early Bird Bingo 6:30 P.M. Lowell The wall is made with a cade, 1983 motorcycle. 1100 product of the Hoover Treated cent more than in 1985. It's shareholder equity and can be Regular Bingo 7:00 P.M. Ph. 897-6411 oc, loaded with extras. All Woods Products division of sales have increased six-fold expected to produce annual PIy*Gem Industries. It's a na- since 1983. In 1982 it had interest savings of nearly $4 Printing Needs Today I 0ue-Ke-Zik Chibhouse chrome, stereo. LCD display, tional manufacturer of spe- about $50 million and expects million. This development, color candy/wineberry red 11400 Forsman Rosd L cialty wood, home improve- to make $300 millicsi by the coupled with the company's with two color-matched rear ment and filtration products end of 1987. record strength in operations 105 North Broadway Lowell, Michigan light bars. The best of 1983! and the largest distributor of According to company Chair- have created what Silverman Phone 616-897-9261 TFN 15.000 miles. $5,700. Call specialty wood to manufac- man and Chief Executive Of- calls exciting opportunities FOMENT turers in the U.S.A. ficer Jeflfery S. Silverman, the for future growth. Bob Smith. 897-8513. That business mix seems to coversion of the company's de- Its innovation in setting up LAND - 30 acres south of C19 be working well. In 1986 it bentures—a kind of corporate this new kind of sound bar- Lowell. Phone 693-2157. had its best quarter ever, with bond—dramatically reduced rier. it seems is just one of the P19 net income reaching 203 per- long-term debt, increased company s many sound ideas Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, March 25, 1987 • Page 28 New exhibit begins Sunday Basketball Champions! O

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!4 Shown above are the members of the winning Lowell Community Ed. baskcihall league. Sponsored by Dkk Bryan, the team compiled a 5-1 win-loss record. The league, in its first year of operation, had four local teams and played a round-robin schedule. Team members are: Top row, left to right, Mike SchifTerd, Lance Bryan, Craig Highstreet, Kevin Mattson. Bottom row, left to right: Jeff Jacobsen, Mitch McMahon, Geoff Stormzand.

9 Chambers "Person of the Year" Once again it will be time for taurant to the sound of Ray Gill's Chamber of Commerce Office Shown above is an example of the Artworks of M.F.A. Can- Lowell to say thank you to an Big Band. (at the Art Center on South Hud- didates at Michigan State University that will be on display at individual who has dedicated his The Ptrson of the Year son), the Community Education the Lowell Area Arts Gallery March 29 through April 25. time and talents to our communi- nominating committee is headed Office, and all Chamber of C om ty. The Lowell Chamber of Com- by last year's winner, Chris Van- merce Board Members. This year the exhibit has Artworks of M.F.A. Candi- located at 149 South Hudson in merce is sponsoring its second Antwerp. 'The committee is Everyone is invited to attend, traveled to the Birmingham- dates at Michigan State Univer- Lowell. Gallery hours are 1-5 annual "Pfcreon of the Year Ban- ready to begin," says Van- so plan on being part of one of B loom field Arts Association, sity will be on exhibit at the Low- p.m. Monday through Friday, quet" on Friday, May 15, at Lee's Antwerp, "we are hopeing for a Lowell's important annual Jesse Besser Museum in Alpena ell Area Arts Council Center Gal- 1:30-4:30 p.m. Saturday and Landing. The highlight of the bigresponse. Ther e are so many events this May 15. Who knows ?® and the Student Gallery at MSU. Sunday. lery, March 29 through April 25. evening will be to honor a person people in our area who deserve This year it could be your turn The LAAC Center Gallery is In its second year, this touring from our community whose ef- this honor " Anyone wishing to toreceive ^th e title of "Lowell'1 —c s exhibit was a result of an en- forts have made Lowell a better nominate an individual should Person of the Year. " thusiastic group of graduate stu- place to live. write to Chris VanAntwerp, P.O. dents* need to promote their :&C|kMr V The party will begin with a Box 35, Lowell, Michigan artwork and directly experience **** cash bar at 6:00 p.m. and dinner 49331, or call 897-5242. Birds have been known to the business of being artists. served at 7:00 p.m. Following The cost of the banquet is Anna Greidanus Probes of use some rather unusual build- i the ceremony, there are plans for $15.00 per person and seating is ing materials for their nests. Lowell is an M.F.A. Candidate a brief cruise on the showboat limited, so get your tickets soon, In 1857, the firtt power passenger elevator was Installed, According to NATIONAL at MSU and has work included and then dancing back at the res- Tickets will be available from the in this exhibit. in the TWany Building in New York City. WILDLIFE magazine, a pair of canyon wrens in Fresno,^ California, built a two-and-a- half pound nest entirely of ni paper clips and other office#)) supplies. And Florida bald eagles have used everything from Chhrox bottles and light nsi NOTICE Wbs to magukm and tennis

€> m 1985 LTD 4-Doors Airport O ALL EQUIPPED WITH: McCombs feels the city and itsresidents shoul d look to the V-6 Engine, Automatic Transmission, Power Steering, Power Brakes, future when considering the air- port. "Aviation is growing, and AM/FM Stereo, Tinted Glass, Wire Wheel Covers, Radial Tires, Split Bench we owe it to our young people to make an airport available to Seats 8- Morel them," he said. McCombs suggested that the Missionary Aviation School might be willing®' to help with a ground school, and ym Cfewce al 00 possibly even a flight school *1) the high school or community education level. WMmh Price. Maatman says he is surprised 5.995 that there wasn't a louder re- sponse from those who use the airport when the city council voted to close it last year. The • ONLY 1 CAR PER CUSTOMER • NO DEALERS, PLEASE school and those with planes there can still use it, and I guess^) nobody else seems to care that • LAST CHANCE TO SAVE • it's closed," Maatman said. "I guess I'm kind of neutral on the^ H issue. On one hand I'd hate to "final Offer" - "Financing Available sec us lose the airport, but on the other hand I'd hate to see the city tied to a costly operation that HOURS: benefits so few people,- he Monday h Wednesdey 8:30em-9:00pm added. Tuesday. Thursday & Friday 8:30im-6:00pm 11979 E Fulton Maatman said he would like Saturday 8:30em-4:00pm HAROLD the city council to meet with the Lowell, Ml 897-8431 people involved, and hopefully^ • Plus Sales Tax, resolve what problems exist at ZEIGLER the airport. That will likely be Title & Plata Fees the first step in determining thelj^ future of the Lowell Airport.