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Volume 16. Issue 40 Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 Wednesday, August 12,1992

Kent County Youth Fair Opens! "Beats Settin' Home"

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Pictured from left to right are: 4-H Youth Fair Court, Shelly IsengofT, Heidi Kaeb, Rebecca Oliver, 1992 4-H Fair Queen, Karen Kareland 1991 Fair Queen Nicole Patterson. Photo courtesy of Mark Johnson

Many thought when the Olympics closed out on Sunday the opportunity for gold did too. Steering his way to trouble, a 4-H Fair Youth livestock lead rescuers on a chase. Not so fast! For over 1200 Kent County 4-H participants the golden opportunity awaits this week at the Kent County Youth Fair.

) Monday night at the opening ceremonies youths were reminded by our State Majority Leader Richard Posthumus that while successes and how a person deals with them are successful even more important is bow we deal with disappointments. Steering outside the lines,

"There was a man in Kansas City who for months was looking for a job. He persevered through many rejections before being hired to take care of the advertising in a local church leads to afternoon chase directory," Posthumus related. "He took the job, working in a small shack. During his time there he busied himself creating characters in the back end of the shack. Today he's known as Walt Disney. The character her created while working for the church directory was "Mickey Mouse." The Kent County Youth Fair officially Nash toward Lowell's Main Street. The Michigan Senator noted that there are two kinds of successes. One, being where a person got underway Monday. Lowell Ffire and Ambulance observed does what no one else can (a genius). The second being, the average man or woman doing the 4-H Fair youths settled in with their the steer as rumbled past the fire station. ^average thing in a special way. livestock and projects over the weekend After notifying the Fairground offi- at the Fairground campsite. cials, the three entities secured the fleeing Joining Posthumus at the opening ceremony were State Congressman Paul Henry, and Forgetting that it was only Sunday steer near Main Street. County Commissioner Judy Harrison. Fox 17*8 Miranda was the host. Also in attendance were afternoon a livestock visitor got a little There was no property damage, no Ron Wenger, President of the Kent County Youth Agricultural Association and City nervous with the lack of activity at the people were injured, and 4-H livestock representatives Jim Hodges and Don Green. fair. was not injured. The 1992 Fair Court shared the stage with the governmental dignitaries. On hand to So, after freeing itself from its pen, a However, the livestock was cited for introduce the Court was 1991 Fair Queen was Nicole Patterson. brown steer fled northbound on Alden steering outside the lines. Folk music entertainment was provided by Beats Set'en Home.

Lowell Local Leadership for Education and Arts Planning is You are invited to join your classmates from the class of Along Main Street working on an updated Arts Resource Guide. The Guide will '72, August 15 at 10 a.m., for breakfast at McDonald's of be distributed to Lowell Area teachers to assist in Arts plan- Lowell. ning for their students. Hr If you would be willing to spend an afternoon helping with FALLASBURG SCHOOLHOUSE MUSEUM an Aits project in a classroom or an evening helping a teacher develop an Arts project for their students, we'd like to hear The Fallasburg Schoolhouse Museum will not be open 15—it_ C kbpli from you. To be included in the Guide, call Chris Hodges at Saturday or Sunday, Aug. 15 and 16, due to the Raggae 897-6894. festival.

LHS 1952 AND 1953 CLASS REUNION OFF THE BLOTTER

SHOWBOAT CORPORATION AUCTION Anyone who attended Lowell High School with members Marion Lambson, 75, of Grand Rapids backed into a car of the classes of 1952 and 1953 are invited to dinner and a get owned by Curtis Ritter, of Ada, in the Family Fare parking lot The Lowell Showboat Corporation will be sponsoring together on Saturday, Aug. 15 at 7 p.m. at the Middle Vila Inn. on West Main Street, Aug. 5. No one was injured. their Istannual auction on Saturday, Sept 12, at the Showboat For more information Call Phyllis Bieri, 897-8258. Stacy Noah, 32, of Lowell, was injured in an accident July Amphitheater, 10 a.m. 31 at West Main and Valley Vista Drive when her vehicle Anyone interested in making a donation of antiques, col- SENIOR CLASS OF 1992 struck a vehicle driven by Russell Haag, 39, of Lowell, when lectibles or treasures (no clothing please) may drop them off Haag failed to yield right of way at the traffic signal intersec- at the Flat River Antique Mall or conitct Lu at 897-9850. Senior class tapes are now available. Please contact Carol tion. Nauta at 897-8967 or Peg Gumey next week at the 4-H Fair Evan lunmerman. 20, of Lowell, struck the rear of a LLEAP ARTS RESOURCE GUIDE horse bam to acquire one. vehicle driven by Joseph Parker Jr., 36, of Lowell, on Main Street near West Street, Aug. 2. No one was injured. CLASS OF 1972 REUNION If you have an artistic flair and are willing to share, the Main Street, cont'd., pg. 7 The Lowell Ledger-Wednesday, August 12,1992-Page 2 The Lowell Ledger-Wednesday, August 12,1992-Page 3 ters, Lena Harlond, Margaret ming, Bonnie and Steve WALMA - Mr. Sam Walma, Ham of Byron Center, 2h Andrews, Nettie and Earl Billock of Grand Rapids. John aged, 86, of Byron Center, grandchildren, 19 great- Ronning, Jenny and Floyd and Fred Heeringa of Grand passed away Sunday, August grandchildren, three greai- Obituaries 2.1992 at Hudsonville Chris- great-grandchildren; one sis- 1 Knapp; several nieces and Rapids, Suzie Heeringa of nephews. Mr. Putman retired Lowell, Phillip and Erin tian Nursing Center. He was ter-in-law. Dorothy Walma of oming Events BURKE - Donald E. Burke, Home. Northampton. PA. the as a supervisor in 1979 after O'Connell of Stevensville; preceded in death by his wife, aged 36. of Walnulpoit PA. Rev. Claik Kuntz officiating. three great-grandchildren, Ella in 1986. He is survived 30 years with the Kady Alu- Cascade. Funeral Services died August 5. 1992 at Graveside Services were Steven, Bethany and Chelsea by his children, Alice (Henry) minum Foundry. He loved to were held Wednesday from Notices in The Ledger's SECOND MONDAY OF Lowell Senior Center. Memorial Fire Station, Lions Club meets at Dari's HOURS; Open Mon. 10:30 Muhlenberg Hospital Center. Tuesday at Trinity Lutheran garden. He was a member of Billock of Grand Rapids; sev- Kerkstra of Byron Center, the funeral home, with Rcv "Coming Events" are free EACH MONTH; The South Hudson. Lowell. at 7 p.m. a.m. to 5;30 p.m.; Wed.. Bethlehem. PA. He was em- Church Cemetery. Conklin. St. Jude eral sisters, sisters and broth- Sam Walma Jr. of Wyoming, of charge to any non-profit Lowell Area Schools Board 12;30p.m.to8;30p.m.and Carl Balk officiating, inicr- EVERY MON.: Boy Scout ployed the past six years with where The Mass of Christian ers-in-law. Funeral Service Anne (Harold) Brouwer of organization in the Lowell of Education meets at 7;30 EVERY SECOND Fri. & Sat., 12;30 to 5;30 ment Winchester Cemeter, Troop 102. for boys 11 and EVERY SECOND TUES- GMA Corp. in the Customer Burial was offered Thursday. were held Saturday from the Byron Center, John (Barb) Ada, Alto, and Saranac p.m. in the Board of Educa- THURSDAY; Lowell VFW p.m. PUTMAN - Leamon R. up, or completing the 5th DAY The Lowell Area Fish- Service Dept. as Assistant Interment Floral View Me- Sullivan-BoirChapelofCook Walma of Byron Center, area. We prefer such no- tion office located in the Auxiliary No. 8303 meets Putman. aged 71, of Grand grade, will meet from 7 to ing Club now meets at the Manager and Trainer, prior morial Gardens. For those who Funeral Home with Rev. Ri- Grace Bailey of Lowell, Mary tices to be kept brief and to Middle School, 12675 at 3;30 p.m. ALTO LIBRARY HOURS: Rapids died Monday. August 8;30p.m.,during the school Flat River Snowmobile at the VFW was a mailer with The Grand wish, memorials may be made chard Sessink officiating. In- (Calvin) Pickering of submitted by mail, but Foreman Road. Post. 307 W. Main Street. Open Tues. 12 - 8 p.m.; 3,1992. at his home. He was year, in the Scout Cabin, at Clubhouse on Potters Rapids Press. Surviving are to the Butterworth Founda- terment Saranac Cemetery. Grandville, and Kathy (Don) til accept notices by Road, just East of Lowell. Thurs. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; his wife. Annette; son. Eric J. preceded in death by a daugh- the end of North Washing- ter Theresa Lynn Putman in tion. do Butlerworth Hospi- phone at 897-9261. EVERY MONDAY Montcalm Ave. at 7;00p.m. Sat. 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Burke; daughters. Dawn R. tal. ton Street. Enjoy activities 1972. Surviving are his wife EVENING; Euchre will be like hiking and camping and All prospective members 2ND THURSDAY OF Phone 868-6038. Burke and Renae D. Burke, FIRST MONDAY EACH of 44 years Lois Putman; six Doyle begins campaign played at the V.F.W Post leam skills that can last a or interested individuals are MONTH: All Lowell Area all at home; fiather. William daughters. Linda and Michael RYPSTRA - Alfred H. MONTH: The South Kent 8303 at 7;30 p.m. Admis- cordially welcome. Senior Citizens are invited FALLASBURG SCHOOL- Burke of Dayton, OH; lifetime. For more informa- Davis of Grand Rapids. Fran Rypstra, aged 70, of Ada, 4-H group regular meet- sion is $1, prizes, Public to attend the Lowell Com- HOUSE MUSEUM - mother. Maryellen Burke of tion call 897-8829. Barber of Comstock Park. passed away Sunday in ings at 7 p.m. in the Alto welcome. EVERY 1ST A 3RD TUES- munity Ed Lunch and Leam Across the Covered Bridge Grand Rapids; twin brother. for City Commissioner Mary and Doug Harrison of Butterworth Hospital. Surviv- Elementary School cafete- DAY - V.F.W. Post 8303 at 12;15 p.m. given at the from Fallasbury Park and Ronald W. Burke of Miami SECOND MONDAY OF Kent City. Dorothy and Brad ing are his wife, Irene; one ria. MONDAYS: Overeaters meets at the V.F.W. Lowell High School. Cost opened from 1 to 5 p.m. Springs, OH; sisters. Lora R. Charlie Doyle has been campaign is, what people have for the area among local gov- EACH MONTH: The Brigstock of Lowell, Carla son, Brehm of Ada; a daugh- Anonymous New meeting. Clubroom. 307 E. Main St.. of lunch is $2.10. Saturdays and Sundays wife of Ernest Bellechasses through more rings than a cir- received from the County. "I ernment. a Bowne Township Histori- Putman. Amy Putman both of ter, Ann Rypstra of Oxford, 'JID AND 4TH MONDAY 7:30 p.m. at Good Shep- Lowell at 8;00 p.m. May - October. Admission of Lowell, Cheryl E. wife of cus poodle. think the people have been Harrison, seeking her cal Society wil hold its regu- Grand Rapids; ten grandchil- OH; his twin sister, Joan NIGHTS; Men's Life Bible herd Lutheran Church, is free. Paul Mosij of Cadillac; nieces He has jumped into more short shrifted. I don't think fourth tenn, still enjoys her lar meetings at the Town- SATURDAYS - Take Off dren. one great-granddaugh- (Alfred) Roth of Lowell; a study group will meet at 10305 Bluewater Hwy., TUESDAYS - Take Off and nephews. Services were rings than George Foreman. we've gotten the representa- job. "I like being involved, ship Office, 6059 Linfield Pounds Sensibly TopsiMI ter; his mother. Mrs. Leona sister-in-law, Helen Rypstra Calvary Christian Re- Lowell. Call 361-5463. Pounds Sensibly Tops #M AUG. 10 THRU IS: Kent Saturday at Schisler Funeral Following Tuesday night's tion from the County that we knowing what's happening A. E., Alto. The meeting is 1493 meets every Sat. at Putman of Kent City; four sis- of Grand Rapids. Memorials formed Church in the Come join us! I 372 meets every Tues- County 4-H Youth Fair. deserve." at 7;30 p.m. 9;00a.m. in the Congrega- to Hope Reformed Church or primary vote Doyle begins his and having an influence on Narthex. All men in the day evening at the Lowell Lowell. Hope College Alumni Schol- preparation in an effort to ring He adds that only people what's happening," she says community are welcome. SECOND MONDAY OF tional Church basement in EVERY 1ST 4 3RD TUES- Congregational Church arship Fund. Funeral Services up another political prize. This that yell loud enough see any Key issues Harrison sees Call 897-6215or 897-7555 EACH MONTH: Golden basement. Corner of Lowell. Comer of Spring DAY: Lowell Lions Club and Hudson Sts. weigh-ins WED., AUG. 12: Livestock Legal Notices were held Wednesday at Hope time, the District 3 City action. facing the county overthe next for more information. Swingers meet 6 p.m. at Spring and Hudson Sts. meets at 6;30 p.m. at Look from 8;30a.m. to 8;50 a.m. sale. Kent County 4-H Refonned Church, Rev. Rob- Commissioner's seat, cur- 2-5 years include curbside re- Weigh-ins at 5;45 p.m. Youth Fair at 6 p.m. Sup- ert Baird officiating. rently held by Judy Harrison. "Where is the police patrol cycling and watching a bud- STATE OF MICHIGAN ceased are notified that EVERY THIRD SATUR- port our youths. Harrison, incumbent, in the out-county areas? What get as it grows tighter. % EVERY TUESDAY PROBATE COURT all claims against the es- DAY: Men's Breakfast 8 outpolled Carl Kellogg in the year is the intersection of M- "The County remains a MORNING • Ladies, join THURS., AUG. 13: Dairy COUNTY OF KENT tate will beforeverbarred SHEPARD - Mr. Robert H. a.m. at Lowell Assemblyof Aug.4primafy 2,292 to 1,205. 21 and Hudson Street going to service oriented layer of Gov- us for Coffee Break Bible Show, Kent County 4-H unless presented to the Shepard, aged 68, of Grand God,3050AldenNash, just She will now oppose Doyle be taken care of? What year is ernment, and despite the Study and Children's Story Youth Fair, starling at 9 CLAIMS NOTICE independent personal Rapids, was called home to in November. The Democrat Now that we have Your south of town). Special there going to be another tighter budget, I think the Hour at Calvary Christian INDEPENDENT representative, BARRY be with his Lord Wednesday, a.m. went unopposed. bridge constructed between Cotmty must continue to pro- Refonned Church. 1151W. speaker and goodfood. For PROBATE A. POWELL, do John D. August 5,1992. Mr. Shepard n If I didn't think I had a Ada and Lowell to help allevi- vide services that have become Main. Lowell. 9;30-10;45 more info call 897-7047. Mitus, 410 Bridge Street, was a WWII Veteran. He was WED., AUG. 12: Franzen chance to win in November I ate some of the traffic and customary over the years,'' Nursery provided. Bros. Circus benefiting lo- Estate of WILLIAM A. N.W., Grand Rapids, Ml preceded in death by two EVERY SUNDAY wouldn't run," Doyle said. divert it onto Snow Road?" Harrison said. cal youth soccer program. BARE, D«c«as«d 49504, or to both the in- daughters, Roberta Lynn EVENING: Royal Rangers His inclination to nm was Doyle said. "People have Like Doyle, the geographi- Two shows, 5;30 & 8 p.m. dependent personal rep- Shepard and Linda Kay WEDNESDAY - Rollaway for the boys. Missionettes stirred up by John Giamonte. waited and waited and the cally larger 3rd Disuict Iulsa at Saranac High School SSN: 385-05-8991 resentative and the Kent Sessink. He is survived by his Ltd. Senior Bowling. 1 p.m. for the girls for kids kinder- "He asked me to run for state County hasn't done a thing. been home for Harrison football field. Tickets avail- County Probate Court, wife. Opal (Jourdan); chil- 55 and over. garten and up. Christ Am- representative and I declined. Instead all of the money goes Harrison said she will give able at State Farm Insur- TO ALL INTERESTED Grand Rapids, Michigan dren, Terry and Donnie bassadors for the youth (7 So then County Commissioner toward the Beltline and ex- voters a reprieve from the ance. in Lowell, and Lany's PERSONS; Your interest 49504, within 4 months Hughes of Grand Rapids, 2ND WEDNESDAY; Men's thru 12 grades) Christian was brought up and I ac- pressway." mailers and yaid signs. "We Store. Saranac. Advance in the estate may be of the date of publication Robert and Betty Shepard of breakfast at Lowell Senior Clubs to help our children cepted," Doyle explained. Doyle wants some of the will start up our campaign sales $5. at the gate $6. barred or affected by the of this notice. Wyoming, Darlene and John Center. 314 S. Hudson St. grow through the means of "Tliat covers Ada, Vergennes, gas lax dollars allocated back again in full swing S-6 weeks Children under three free. following: Heeringa of Lowell, Gerald Call 897-5949 for reserva- achievement programs, Lowell, Bowne and Caledonia into out-county areas. before the November election For information call Emily Notice is further given Shepard of Grand Rapids, tions. special activities, crafts, Townships." As a Lowell City Council Laird, 642-9197. The decedent, whose that the estate will be Winkie and Phil O'Connor of and basic moral learning. Doyle views the area as a member Doyle was against the last known address was thereafter assigned and Stevensville, Richard and FIRST WEDNESDAY For more info, call Lowell home base. Metro Council and his posi- SAT., AUG. 15: Class of 1305 Walker, N.W., Grand distributed to the per- Erika Sessink of Lake Odessa, EACH MONTH: Assembly of God at 897- The Lowell Postmaster of tion hasn't changed. "If our "If you think there are £ 72 reunion at Harley Ho- Rapids, Michigan 49504 sons entitled to it. grandchildren, Kevin and MONTHS Alzheimers Support Group 7047. 35 years was quiet throughout County Commission does its tel. Reservations must be died June 14,1992. Sandra Sessink of Greenfield, no new frontiers, watch meets at 6;30 p.m. at the primary but will pick up work like it's supposed to, a made by July 1 to Cindy An instrument dated JOHN D. MITUS IN, Shannon Sessink of Lake a boy ring the front Cumberland Retirement EVERY THIRD THURS.: the pace immediately. "I have (Bigelow) Boyce, 2295 Fal- May 27, 1987 has been P-31244 Odessa, Kyle and Mary Metro Council isn't needed. Village. Phone 897-4810 The Flat River Snowmo- letters that will go out this As a Lowell Council member, doorbell on his first 1992 FULL-SIZE 1992 BUICK SKYLARK, lasburg Park Road, Lowell, admitted as the will of 410 BRIDGE ST. NW Sessink of Grand Rapids, Rit week," Doyle said. for information. bile Club meets at the club- the deceased. I could see no benefits that our date." Ml 49331. Grand Rapids, Ml 49504 Sessink of Chelsea. Robert A question Doyle intends PICKUPS REGAL AND LESABRE house at. 7;30 p.m., at Creditors of the de- (616) 774-4001 and Brian Shepard of Wyo- citizens would gain from it." - Olin Miller EVERY FIRST WEDNES- 18841 Potters Rd. New to bring up throughout the MON., AUG. 17: Lowell Doyie supports the Kent DAY : Lowell Area Jaycees members and guests are American Legion, Clark- County Commission as a meet at 7 p.m.at the Lowell welcome. means of cooperati ve planning City Hall. New members Ellis Post 152 is having its annual family picnic at 6;30 welcomed. Membership QUA-KE-ZIK p.m. at Creekside Park 21-39 years of age. Lead- Sportsmen's Club - meets shelter area on Gee Dr. ership training through every 2nd and 4th Tues- community involvement. Ham and coffee will will be . SPECIAL day at 8 p.m. at the Club furnished. building at 1400 Foreman KIDS NEED Road. Lowell. Vni Can Bank EVERY THURS.: Co-de- THURS., AUG. 20: Keen- pendents Anonymous agers will meet at Ver- WOMEN OFTHE MOOSE; (COCA) meets every gennes Methodist Church, l/o'm ! Business meeting is held Thursday at 7 p.m. at the at 10 a.m. We will play cards Serenity Club. 101 W. the third Monday of each and have a pot-luck din- FOR MORE INFORMATION Main. Lowell. month, at 8 p.m. On Me to Make ner. Bring a dish to pass ABOUT FOSTER CARE: and your own table ser- THURSDAYS - Take Off LOWELL AREA ARTS vice. 897-4114 Pounds Sensibly Tops Ml. COUNCIL ;149 S.Hudson No. 333. Saranac. meets St. Hours; Monday thru Investing Easier every Thursday evening at Friday, 1 to 5 p.m.; Satur- 'i "One disadvantage of George Gianacakos the Saranac Public Library. days and Sundays, 1 ;30 to Weigh-ins at 6;45 p.m. 4;30 p.m. Closed holidays. having nothing to do is MUTUAL FUNDS BONDS UlTs Account Executive Phone 897-8545. you can't stop and rest1' FIRST AND THIRD - Franklin P. Jones STOCKS MUNICIPAL BONDS THURSDAY: The Alto LOWELL LIBRARY (USPS 453-830) For a FREE consultation call Published weekly for J|0 • yen in Kent Coumy. > .We have a Great Selection in stock 1-800-441-FMBC or stop by and visit Lowell. Ml 49331. ready for immediate delivery.' MUSIC NASfER me in the lobby of FMB-State Savings Roger K. Brown "Your Radio Shack Dealer" Publisher Bank in Lowell every Wednesday. , y ^ VEyTT incufc«/vncntjni

Summer picnic A splashing success i The genuine rationale behind the comple- tion of Stoney Lakeside Park was played out Friday by Sharon McMahon's 1991-92 class. McMahon and her resource room stu- dents spent the afternoon lounging in the sun and swimming at Stoney Lakeside Park.

"The students did a wonderful job all Majority House Leader Dick Posthumus reflected back winter thus I decided to reward the for their on 4-H and its values. effort," McMahon said. McMahon has been teaching at Alto for 1992 Fair Queen Karen Karel addresses the opening Paul Henry the past seven years. Helping her with the ceremony crowd. picnic were four mothers and a father. Students enjoyed grilled roasted hot dogs, Main St., cont'd. •VANCED potato chips, cookies and Kool Aid. AUTO GLASS Deanna Brooks, one of the 16 students who COMPLETE AUTO GLASS REPLACEMENT\ attednded the picnic, described it this way, Beverly Goldner 33, of Lowell, struck a post, at Main and Hudson Street, Aug. 5, resulting in a property damage acci- • 24 Hour Mobile Service "Totally Cool." dent. • New and Used Glass What the students liked best about the Brian Brown, 29, of Lowell, backed his car from a private Phone 242-8401 or 897-4912 afternoon varied from the food, to swimming drive on Suffolk near Lincoln Lake Street and struck a parked "Give Me A Break...I'11 Fix It!" X car owned by David Bailey, of Lowell. No one was injured in to the squirt gun fights. the Aug. 6 accident. "This is the first time I've done something Thelma Leslie, 72, of Lowell failed to yield the right of way like this for my class," McMahon said. "But while exiting adrive on Main Street near Horatio, Aug. 3, and struck a vehicle driven by William Leary, 34, of Saranac. Ms. it won't be the last time." Leslie reported slight injuries in the accident. Legal Notices An employee of the 7-Eleven store on West Main Street will be charged next week with reporting two false armed 9 robbery reports on Aug. 2 and 6 and also for embezzlement. STATE OF MICHIGAN The North Sixteen (16) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT feet of the West thirty FOR THE (30) feet of Lot One COUNTY OF KENT Hundred Seventeen Legal Notices (117) of Wilson and PERFECTO and Chalmers Third Addi- CONSUELO A. tion to Wyoming Park, KOLENDA, Circuit Court STATE OF MICHIGAN AOUILAR, according to the re- Judge. Plaintiffs IN THE CIRCUIT COURT corded plat thereof. On the 5th day of May, FOR THE 1992, an action for di- ROBERT A. BENSON COUNTY OF KENT Jennie Tuin, her un- County Commissioner, Judy Harrison. vorce was filed by the P-10702 known heirs, devisees, or above named Plaintiff Case No: 92-77661-CH LA DONNA MARIE assignees, must file an * * * against you, the above ALLDAFFER, answer ortake such other named Defendant, In the Wear your learning like your watch, in a pri- Plaintiff ORDER FOR action as permitted by Circuit Court for the PUBLICATION AND law in this Kent County vate pocket; and do not pull it out and 12 9 County of Kent. ORDER TO ANSWER Circuit Court at the Hall strike it, merely to show that you have one. Fll* No. 92-75338-DM of Justice Bldg., 333Mon- —Lord Chesterfield ORDER FOR IT IS HEREBY ORDERED VS. roe Ave. N.W.Grand Rap- PUBLICATION AND that you, the Defendant, JENNIE TUIN, survivor Ids, Michigan 49503, on ORDER TO ANSWER whose last known ad- of herself and her or before September 15, dress was: 742 deceased husband 1992. If they fall to do so VS. McReynolds N.W., Grand Garrett Tuln, a default may enter ROBERT L. Rapids, Michigan 49504 Defendants against them for the re- NOTICE ALLDAFFER, shall answer ortake such lief demanded in this Defendant other action as may be At a session of said Complaint filed in this • * permitted by law on or Court held in the Circuit case. BOWNE TOWNSHIP LEGAL AID OF WEST- before the 16th day of Courtrooms in the Hall 2. A copy of this Order ERN MICHIGAN September, 1992. of Justice, City of shall be published once RESIDENTS By: Sara A. Tuffli Grand Rapids, County a week in the Grand Val- {P-44064) FAILURE to comply with of Kent, State of Michi- ley Ledger, Lowell, Michi- the Order shall result In a i As of July 1. 1992, Professional Code Attorney for Plaintiff gan, on this 21 day of gan, for three (3) con- Judgment by default 1 Inspections of Michigan Inc. will provide all 89 Ionia N. W. July, 1992. secutive weeks and proof against you, the Defen- building, electrical, plumbing and mechanical Suite 400 of publication shall be Grand Rapids, Michigan dant, for relief as set forth PRESENT: ROBERT A filed in this Court. permits and inspections for Bowne Township. 49503 in the Complaint filed BENSON 3. Mailing a copy of this Most inspections will be handled within 24 hours (616) 774-0672 against you. Circuit Court Judge Order to the Defendant is during the work week. You can reach the PCI not required. office by calling 948-4088 (Hastings). PCI will also At a session of said DENNIS C. KOLENDA ITIS HEREBY ORDERED: be handling zoning violations for the Township of Court held In the Hail of CIRCUIT COURT 1. Plaintiffs have filed an ROBERT A. BENSON Bowne, complaint forms are available at the Justice, Grand Rapids, JUDGE action with this court to Circuit Court Judge township office. Michigan on Quiet Title to Real Estate July 17,1992 EXAMINED, COUNTER- located In Kent County, EXAMINED, COUNTER- Bowne Township Board SIGNED AND ENTERED: Michigan, more fully and SIGNED. AND ENTERED MARILYN HULL "SV PRESENT: The Honor- legally described as fol- CALRY M. LYONS able DENNIS C. Deputy Clerk lows: Deputy Clerk The Lowell Ledger-WcdnfMlay, August 12,1992-Page 8 The Lowdl Ledger-Wednesday, August 12,1992-Page 9 Tommy Dorsey Orchestra swings life into big band fans

Paraphrasing the loveable ol^er nuisic," said Wayland's lion that's alive and doing chestra is now led by Buddy Fhe big band jam session SmileAgain. M Frank M The Lowell Ledger's fictitious Tom Sawyer, The Kacienda. "The music weU, Kacienda says. Morrow. He first teamed up was scheduled for the Lowell eIene^ampson of Cascade, death of big bands has been back such greatmemo- While Kacienda recalls his with the big band in 1938. Showboat Amphitheatre, but a teacher at Alto said, "This is highly over exaggerated." ncs." youthful Harlem days and the "Having rehearsed and promisesofearlyevenmg rain great. Move the trombone It wasn't the Savoy Ball- Kacienda grew up in big band sound, seated not far pushed it inside. sound tnc best room in Harlem, New York or Harlem and now lives in from him is Bev Thompson of been with Tommy for some The move prevented ticket the Aragon in Chicago, but it Wayland. "The Anny paid my Grand Rapids. She recalls time I can still hear his direc- buyers from dancing beneath ^ne Hammerman, seated didn't have to be. The big way here," he laughs. that same feeling at the Aragon tions and hear the way he the stars, however, they "ext to Sampson adds, T re. American band sound of the ^ a young kid in Harlem, in Chicago that Kacienda felt would've wanted it, " Morrow danced happily to the sounds ally i^ke the vocal sound of Tommy Dorsey Orchestra still Kacienda recalls the great jam as a youth in Harlem. says. "The big band sound is of the "Sentimental Gentle- an Antrus I just enjoy his had that feeling of the 1940s sessions he listened in on with "The big band music is great music. It's traditional in men of Swing" inside the sty^- to the 200 1990s fans that Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey, excellent. The Tommy Dorsey a sense." Lowell Middle School gym- Antnis is a 28-year singer were on hand Friday night to Bunny Berrigan and Ella band is excellent, I follow Buddy Morrow and the nasium. ^I"1 ^ crooning style of welcome Buddy Morrow and Fitzgerald. them whenever I can," she Tommy Dorsey Band played Frank Smatra. He sang with the legendary big band. Big bands create such a says. "This is real music. It forroughly three hours Friday The Tommy Dorsey Or- DORey sold vocal group, "Ik1 "The big band sound has feeling, a mood and a disci- gives duck bumps." night at the Lowell Middle chestra played such favorites Pied Pipers." LISTING that feeling that I don't hear in K's an American tradi- The Tommy Dorsey Or- School gymnasium. as Blue Skies, and I'll Never Dorsey, cont'd, 17 MAGAZINE

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Monroe's death, do you believe her death was caused by Lowell Township Super- the City attorney write up a "The numbers were justi- like there will be a good While it took time, Timp- making things work out. I also formal contract. visor John Tunpson described fied to Quada's and Kemp's chance for the school to re- son is pleased that it finally think in the end both sides suicide or was the Mafia involved? the mood of the Township Timpson said he felt se- satisfaction," Tunpson said, cover its costs through new looks like an agreement will were determined to get things Board as comfortable follow- cure in that tbe contract can be Another key, is that it looks hookups." come of it "Tune has a way of done" ing a work session wich Town- reviewed with a formula ship engineer Gary VoogL agreed to by both sides. That Voogt used the work study will allow us to use real num- School & City combine efforts to initiate to clarify the numbers used in bers and not estimated num- the latest nine-point water bers." agreement proposal put forth The Township Supervisor East Waterfront Area Plan by the City of Lowell. added, that in the end, both A goal to create a plan that Lowell Area Schools regard- background information, site City would be responsible for Following his explanation, sides recognized the advan- is appropriate for the commu- ing the re-utilization of the analysis, site analysis/concep- $3,519. Voogt recommended that the tage of attaining water from nity and school system with Runciman/Riverside build- tual plans review workshop, a The City's funds will be Township approve the most the City. "It's a better product recommendations to create a ings as a community services preliminary master plan, re- provided from the Lee Fund. recent proposal at its Aug. 17 and it provides an assurance functional development, as center which will include view workshop meeting, and The Council approved this meeting. of treated water," Timpson well as an aesthetically pleas- school board facilities, ad- a final plan preparation. cooperative effort at its July Sandy Hendrick Sherry Rider "1 believe the Township explained. ing area on the east end of ministrative offices, a senior Tbe total projected cost 20 meeting. It wasn't't suicide at all. The Kennedys had some- Board is comfortable with the A week earlier Timpson town. As it unfolds this project center, and adult education for WBDC's consulting fees Following a work study She knew too much about the thing to do wuh u. proposal," Timpson said. met with assistant superinten- will become more commonly facilities, among other uses. will total $7,308. Based on a -session on July 30, the School Kennedys. She became a The Township Supervisor dent Gary Kemp and Lowell known as tbe East Waterfront The conversion of these build- 50-50 split of the costs, tbe Board approved the plan Mon- threat to them and to other said their was only one Town- School Board President Ray Area Plan. ings is currently targeted for day night important things. I think the Chris Smith Audrey McBurncy Randy Johnson Linda DeCator ship board member who still Quada, discussing the num- The significance of tbe plan 1994. Kennedys were afraid she had reservations. Although, he bers the school would have to is much greater than a river "This is a plan for joint would spill the beans. / believe it was an over- I'm not sure it was even At first I thought it was It was suicide. She had dose. She was so use to taking suicide. I think it was a care- suicide. Now enough things problems dealing with the added, he expects a positive provide for water and sewer. walk, expanded and off-street building utilization," said di- Shaler & Son parking which is just a few of pills. Thai's all you ever heard lessness in mixing booze and have been told that I think the limelight andwith her involve- vote on the 17th. Td hope it Tbe school will be asked to rector of school and commu- the ideas being considered. about when she was alive. pills. She lived in a world of Kennedys were involved, ment with the Kennedys. could be unanimous," Timp- provide $300,000 up front for nity services, Dick Korb. "It More than that, this plan will Excavating awarded drugs and booze and I think Marilyn's death came shortly son says. water and $350,000 to will allow us to use the land to be developed and carried out she just lost control. after Bobby told her to get If approved by the Town- $500,000 for sewer. It is ex- its maximum capacity, thus through the cooperative efforts lost. I think ihe Kennedys ship at its Aug. 17 meeting, pected that figure will be closer everyone benefits." lime removal bid the next step would be having to $350,000. of theCity ofLowell and Low- Korb said ihe plan has a standing. Seniors must have a grees at Ferris State Univer- thought she was beginning to ell Schools. It will also in- natural tie with the plans the The estimated cost lo re- bid came in at $6,480. The cumulative grade point aver- sity during the spring quarter, get in the way. clude the suggestions and school made through the bond move lime sludge from the budgeted amount for the age of 3.78 or above and jun- which ended May 19,1992. College News ideas of the Lowell Chamber issue. "With the money and small east lime pond has come project was $8,000. iors must have maintained at Graduates included Mat- College News, cont'd•• • of Commerce, the library services it makes good eco- in 19 percent lower than an- The lime (used for water least a 3.88 cumulative grade thew G. Peters, Bachelor of board, and the city planning nomic sense to work together." ticipated. softening at tbe plant) has ac- point average. Also eligible Science, printing manage- Pablo M. Pastrana-Perez, Brad and Anne Hey 1, of Grand Wingeier, Bachelor of Sci- Students graduating with commission to name a few. By planning together the The City ofLowell put out cumulated since the beginning are academically superior ment, of Lowell; Roger D. of Lowell, was among the Rapids. ence, HVACR engineering honors are recognized for high The study and services two entities save money and bids to have the lime sludge of facility operations, Tbe lime Western Michigan University graduate students, faculty De Young, Bachelor of Sci- technology, both of Alto. academic achievement of the needed to produce the East removed. Only one contractor Phi Kappa Phi is designed prevent the duplication of ser- will be stockpiled in an area members and alumni who ence, criminal justice. Sheila Degrees awarded by the basis of grade point averages Waterfront Area Master Plan students initiated into Phi to recognize and encourage vices. responded, that was Ken west of the well fields. have achieved scholarly dis- L. Rose, Associate in Science, University are; doctor of op- computed on a 4.00 equals will be completed by WBDC. Shaler & Son Excavating. Its Kappa Phi national honor so- superior scholarship in all The scope of work which ciety in a ceremony this year. academic disciplines. tinction. pre-phannacy and Roberta A. tometry; master of science; "A" scale. The WBDC group has al- Smigiel, Bachelor of Science, will be carried out by WBDC Pastrana-Perez is the son of Founded in 1897, it has chap- bachelor of science; associate Levels of recognition are; ready performed services for phannacy, all of Ada; Tho- will include a collection of Sely Perez Garrido of Spain. ters in 49 states, the District in arts; associate in applied highest distinction, 3.75 to Also initiated, from Ada, of Columbia, the Philippines A total of 1,459 students mas L. Greenfield, Associate aits; associate in applied sci- 4.00; high distinction, 3.50 to were Darin R. Hodde, son of and Puerto Rico. completed the requirements in Applied Science, heavy ence; associate in science; and 3.74; and distinction, 3.25 to LOWELL AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE liury and Brenda Hodde and Members are selected on for certificates, associates, equipment service, high dis- certificates in six areas of 3.49. Janei H. Vail, daughter of the basis of high academic bachelors and doctoral de- tinction and Richard H. study. New/Complimentary Membership College News, cont'd., pg. 21 Backwater Cafe - 109 Riverside - 897-6370 Hardee's of Lowell - 2173 W. Main — 897-9590 Bieri Auto Body - 501 Ottawa - 897-5700 J 4 j Variety - 206 E. Main - 897-5411 Doctor's Chiropractic - 11827 E. Fulton - 897-7922 Mikel. Ltd. - 201 E. Main - 897-9906 Fish N' Stuff Discount - 117 W. Main - 897-5454 New Impressions - 10895 Peck Lake Rd. - 897-7489 wpi Happy Birthday Grand River Vet. Clinic - 2287 Segwun - 897-4900 Pjppj's Playhouse - 219 W. Main - 897-5460 Debbie Doe bring Mitch McMahon Glamour Jewlery - 206 E. Main, 2nd Floor - 897-8109 Rookies Sports Cards Plus - 106 W. Main - 897-5650 The Lowell Golden Dragon Restaurant — 11656 E. Fulton — 897-5277 It doesn't matter. It won't Serving Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 I think it was an accidental influence anything and it won't overdose. Marilyn had a prob- August 13: Mike Roth, August 17: Margaret Videan, 1992 Active Membership change anything. Now. if we lem with despair after the Andy Sanborn, Harold Ted Kazemier, Eugene Arrowhead Golf Course Harold Ziegler Ford Manpower Temporary Service were to find out about John breakup with Bobby Kennedy. Fitzsimmons. Bailey, Kim Ysseldyke, Trent Attwood Corp. Heemstra Heating & Plumbing McDonald's F, Kennedy's assassination, August 14: Bob Wilczewski, Raab, Alma Johnson, Violet Bernard's True Value Hardware King Milling Co. McGee Homestead Ivan Blough Lambert Variety Michigan Wire Processing that would mean something. Vicki Harris, Phyllis Willson, Miller, Delbeit Kropf. People have a preference for August 18: Mark Johnson, Guy Brandt Builders Larkin's Saloon, The Other Place Metric Manufacturing Robert Ellison, Mary C. Chadalee Farms The Last Word, Ada Modern Photographies information about Marilyn COMPLIMENTARY Mike Nugent, Sandy Schug, Hazel Kline, Consumers Power Co. L & A Rent-All Modern Printing and Elvis. FACIAL Raymond Seese, Brad Baer, Dykhuizen, Sean Pawloski, Cousin's Card and Gift Shoppe Little Caesars Pizza Newell Manufacturing Company Mary Kay has a skin care Adam Billingsley. Robert Clark, Matthew Curtis Laundry & Dry Cleaners City of Lowell Gerald O'Bee, CLU, ChFC program designed for your August 15: Ben Raymor, D'Agostino, Alfred Font. Cyclamen Chap. #94 Eastern Star Lowell/Rockford Ambulance Old Kent Bank & Trust McQee, | skin type. All basic skin care Susan Behnke, Vada Kline, August 19: Bill Dommer, Dari's Banquet Hall Lowell Area Historical Association Patton-JRB Insurance Agency products are non-comedo- I.ila Thaler. Peggy Idema, Joseph Thaler, Deer Run Golf Club Lowell Area Schools (Comp.) Waller's Clothing & Shoes genic and clinically tested August 16: Terri Jones, Stacey J. Ayres, Marian Dorthea Computer Service Lowell Family Hairstyling R.S. Technical Services for skin irritancy and allergy. Dr. Mark Evenhouse, MD Lowell Family Medical Center James E. Reagan, D.D.S homestead Tina Comstock, Marge Carlson, Lois Boonstra. . 'ficif & 'ftrtakfnsl ^ Most are fragrance-free and Gary Eldridge. Illustrator Jim Lang, OD, Paul Gauthier, OD, Robert E. Reagan, D.D.S. safe for sensitive skin. Meisner, Don Gasper, Erb Lumber Joyce deJong, OD Rotti Gerst Funeral Home SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE | 2534 Aldan Nath NE. Lowell : Call today to receive Kyan Aksamitowski, Helen j IJy$l fm * Ainmh—I OH C**—) J Fairchild Oil Co. Lowell Graphics Showboat Automotive Supply, Inc. your complimentary facial. Vezino. Gradous \ Family Dentistry, Lowell Granite Co. Sneakers Sports Bar 111 IIJL J L JL Tom Northway, DDS / Ann Wilson, DDS Lowell Jaycees Speerstra Insurance Agency Just $10.00 per year ($14.00 out of Kent Co.) Accommoaauons tot ^LMARV KAV Vbur Out-Of'Tbwn MCMO-fACl KAUTY AOWCf* Family Fare Supermarket Lowell Litho State Farm Insurance Faro's Italian Pizza Lowell Ledger-Buyers Guide Roger Chapman brings you news of city and township Guttft TERESE BROWN n PHONE — Independent Ferrellgas Lowell Medical Care Center Superior Furniture Beauty Consultant Flat River Antique Mall Lowell Senior Neighbor Center The Straw Basket affairs...school district news...sports...Lowell i J*97;8J42_ Dental Flat River Snowmobile Club. Inc. Lowell Showboat Corp. Thomet Chevrolet-Buick GEO (616) 897-4882 FMB State Savings Bank Lowell Veterinary Clinic United Stated Post Office, Lowell Cable TV listings...coming events ...births Forrest Bag, Inc. Bruce Langlois, DVM Vennen Chrysler-Dodge-Plymouth News Front Row Video Lowell Vision Center Clark D. Vredenburg, DDS, PC ...weddings ...engagements ...anniversaries Dr. Donald Gerard, MD Dave Durkee. DO Westside Deli United Parcel Service Todd Gil Ian. DDS, PC Lowell YMCA Wittenbach Olds-Pontiac-GMC You can use! JIIDM R«agan DOS ...advertisements and much more! Grand River Computer Systems Lowell Motor Inn Trucks - Lowell Tire Center DENTURE ADHES1VES Hahns Hardware Loya| 0rder o( Moose Qoaattoa: I have a full upper denture and it is Conveniently starting to slip and slide around in my mouth. I TO BECOME A CHAMBER MEMBER a> | have tried a dental adhesive that seems to be of (Mall this bottom portion to: Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce, P.O. Box224, Lowell, Ml49331-0224) Sand A Chack Or Monay Ordar Todayl $10.00 In Kant Co., 114.00 Out of Kant | some help. Is it okay to use adhesives with 1992 Chamber Membership Form Membership Dues are suggested as follows: Subscribe Countyl Mail To: Tha Lowall Ladgar, P.O. Box 128, Lowall. Ml 49331 Available to You... dentures? Manufacturers Answer: As a temporary agent during the I-25 employees $75.00 year initial period of adjustment, these powders and Business Name 26-75 employees $i50.00/year Your Nama. at the 76 To The pastes may be helpful. Mixed with water, they AHHrp<;<; employees or more $250.00/year swell, become sticky and help keep your dentures Professionals in place. But. they should be discouraged as a City, Zip Per Doctor. C PA. or Attorney $100.00/year City. Buyers Guide permanent agent. They can retain odors and Retailers and Service Ledger Bp encourage you to hang onto an ill-fitting denture Contact Person 1-5 employees $50.00 year The Lowell Ledger that can cause sore spots and growths. If your phnnpNn 6-10 employees $100.00/year denture is slipping and sliding around, spend the II-25 employees $150.00/year Sanlora Subtract $1.00 From Abova Uatad SubacHptlon Prtcaa. 105 N. Broadway • Lowell- Ph. 897 -9261 money on a visit to a dentist. Its a wise Today! a) Dues Enclosed Check No. 26 employees or more $250.00/year Houra: Monday -Friday 8 a.m. 'til 5 p.m. investment. Churches, Non-profit Org. or Clubs . . $50.00/year The Lowdl Ledger-Wednesday, August 12,1992-Page 22 The Lowdl Ledger-Wednesday, August 12,1992-Page 23

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GARAGE SALE - SO's & dont BINGO TWO WEEKS FREE 60's record albums, RENT WITH THIS AD-1 some books, bottles, Every Friday Night CLOTHING 7:15 P.M. and 2 bedroom Lowdl COCKER SPANIEL PUP- lamps, much misc. All apartments available must go. Saturday, Lowell VFW Hall PIES, - AKC, mother good now, must SM. Small hunting dog. $125 ea. 693- August 8, 9 a.m. to ? mip* * 1* East Main St., Lowell RIDGEVIEW 12830 Grand River Dr., know what it? pst, $100 deposit. 897- 2611. Early Bird Bingo at SHOPPING CENTER 0099. west of Segwun. AM. -«k'ry •«w 6:45 P.M. mk * PUBLIC INVITED 2173 W. MAIN ST., RAMBLEWOOD APART- FOR SALE - Ford 1988 %^>K\ MENT FOR RENT-2 bed- F150, 5.0, V-8 supercab £ r>*MvA*<. oM LOWELL CARD OF rooms, 1 1/2 baths, walk- longbed, 4 WD, trailer tow you're pkg. Leer hitop cap w/full out patio to beautiful, THANKS Ph. 897-6411 wooded back yard. All new door, bucket seats, AM/FM >• i appliances & carpet. Very cassette/CB, air, cruise, SH^ w^.% spacious & quiet, pets okay. 68,000 miles, $9,900.897- I WOULD UKETO THANK IHtt" Irr DAVIS Call 893-3011 or Shawna 6430. my family and friends for missing.. at 458-5469. the cards, flowers, food and i ELECTRIC prayers; also their visits ib JK^« FOR YOUR HOME CARE Quality • Service while I was in the hospital .rO^-i FOR SALE - 1989 Ply- Personal care, mouth Horizon, 5 speed and since my return home. ^ £ ' • Dependability >^4r '4r^ housewares, and muRi vi- overdrive, AM/FM cassette, Thanks again and God ; v*« RESIDENTIAL as ! tamin & mineral supple- runs good, looks good, bless you all. •twA ment needs. CaN your local COMMERCIAL $2,500 or best offer. 897- Ruth Wester '•Xm FREE FEMALE CAT - 5 QTQ * ybP-lTy Amway distributor 897- LIGHT INDUSTRIAL 6039. if you IK W 8301. yrs. old, long hair, light color Ph. 676-9574 calico, fixed & declawed, ffi ir AK. ^ Regal, has 87 engine, with CASH! GOOD OL' DAYS - 59* very affectionate. Please 54,000 miles, needs some missing the call after 7:30 p.m. 897- HV For single family, bowling, 59e pop, body work, interior excel- multi-family and ThursTFri. In August at 9033. lent $1,200. Call 897-8418. IN .4h handyman specials. Roll Away Lanes. 897- 0001. MEMORIAM Ml All areas considered. Call first for absolute FOR SALE-Golf clubs. Set Lowell best offer of 3 graphite woods, 1,3,5. IN MEMORY OF Barbara ; ^ ^ ^ Used only two seasons. Risher-Davis, who left us 2 I /ALSO BUY LAND New$350, willsellfor$100. Mi' CONTRACTS 1| Help Wanted years ago August 9.1990. Call 897-6019, ask for Jon. MARSHALL REDDER, FOR SALE • 1978 Honda God saw you getting tired, Subscribe ACCOUNTING/SECRE- Ledger Remax, 457-3245 | Hawk motorcycle, rare a cure was not to be. TARIAL POSITION-Com- 1987 SEA SPRITE-191/ find, limited production, He put his arms around you 2 ft. open bow, deep V, 175 Today!!! puter experience, prefer- automatic transmission, and whispered come with CMC Cobra, low hours, w/ ably w/Solomon Account- excellent condition, me. HISTORIC BOWEN accessories. 897-7173. Just send your check to ing Software. Responsible 11,000 mHes, lots of op- With tearful eyes we MILLS - Old Fashion Day for Accounts Receivable & tions. Asking $400or best watched you sufterand saw The Lowell Ledger, P.O. Festival... Aug. 15: lOa.mV Payable, General Ledger, offer. 897-8592, leave you fade away. Box 128, Lowell, Ml 49331 4 p.m.; Aug 16: 12-4 p.m. PAINTINGS-four largeold inventory 4 general secre- message. Although we loved you Ogle's Lumberjack Cham- galleon type with Nghts, in or stop by our offices at tarial. Ability to organize & dearly, we could not ask pionship Showmen'w. Log full sail; 1 large bam, fence, • Complete Local News • LH.S. Sports 105 N. Broadway prioritize. Send resume to, you to stay. rolling, canoe jousting, SIMPLICITY niceoils, nice frames, $140- 647528thSt.SE, Suite258, Many times we think of you chainsaw carving. Tour WONDERBOY - 5 h p., $75. 459-3124. • Lowell Cable TV Guide • Various Features Subscription Rates: Grand Rapids, Ml 49546. and many times we've working 1864 Grist and Ci- 24 in. cut, sit down cried. In County - $10.00 -1 yr. der Mills, Blacksmith, Coo- lawnmower. Starts on first FULL OR PART TIME - If love could have - saved Several Weekly Columns • Weddings • Deaths In County - $18.00 - 2 yr. per shop. Folk music, good pull, $200. Also full size/ Couples & individuals for you, you never would have food, much more! Sept. 19- power, Litton microwave, business of your own. Lo- died. Engagements • News of College Students and 20 starts "Its Cider Time $50. 897-5387. Out County - $14.00 -1 yr. cal Amway Distributor as- A heart of gold stopped Festivals". Adults $3.00, Out County - $26.00 - 2 yr. sists you. For spend id op- WANTED - Honda CT-70, beating, two shining eyes kids $1.00. 2 miles north Those in the Armed Forces • Legal Notices portunity, call 897-8301. MOTORHOME - nice Mini-Trail bike. Must be in at rest. Y ankee Springs State Park shape,26ft., 1974classA> Qood running condition. God broke our hearts to Seniors, deduct $1.00 per Entrance. 795-7530. Crosswords • Church News • And Much More! year from the above rates. RETIREMENT SETTING- Dodge 440 engine. 58,000 Phone Roger at 897-9261 prove. He only takes the All departments, full & part- miles, awning. $3,600,897- days, or 897-5381 eve- very best. time positions available. If 9486. nin9«- You wiH never fade in our Jim Cook, Jr. you love senior citizens, hearts. AUCTIONEER don't miss this opportunity. Dad & Mom, PLEASURE SEEKER BABYSITTER NEEDED - Alan, AI1 Types of Sales Please apply at Cumberland Retirement POP-UP CAMPER FOR my house only. 2-9:30 Kathy & Alexandra, IfteLotvell (616) 897-8872 VHIage, 11535 E. Fulton, SALE - sleeps 6-7, $550. weekdays, every other Sat. Bryan, Mon.-Fri. 9-5. 693-30t1. Call 897-6324 Alice i Shannon. r The Lowell Ledger-Wednesday, August 12,1992-P^c 24

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