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Volume 9. i$su«35 Lowell Area Reader* Since 1893 July 17.1985 West End Park bid approved; work to begin soon Let's Pity Ball! The Lowell awarded the contract. Pat Cor- awarded. The contractor has es- playground equipment, fencing, shop for the type of bleachers lation and two junior size soccer City Council approved a low bid nel isse, a planner with the city*s timated that the project should backstops and bleachers. The that will best meet the require- fields have been installed, and of $93,019.00 to complete work planning consultants WBDC, take about two and one half playground equipment consists ments of the park. will hopefully be ready for use on the proposed softhall fields at Inc., says that work may begin months to complete. of a swing set and a climbing Funding of the park is open to by the fall soccer leagues. Future the city's west end park. Ken within the next week or two now The bid specifications include play structure with a slide. The many options. Sources include plans for the park include the Shaler and Sons of Saranac was that the contract has the construction of three more southern boundary of the park the Lee Fund. Look Fund. Fed- construction of a combination Softball fields (one is com- will be fenced with 8* chain link eral Revenue Sharing or combi- concession stand, restroom, pleted), a 126 car gravel parking fencing and the baselines of the nations of the above. maintenance building, home run lot and a large area for an ice fields, but the City Council re- Along with the already com- fences and a picnic area. skating rink. The bid includes served the right to continue to plete softball diamond, one regu- Council OK's Lorkin's outdoor eatery You'll be able to eat a burrito with a plan to establish outside the parking, lot last year when a through his building. Larkin also under the stars, and maybe pitch seating in a fenced in area west of special permit was issued to op- said that there would be no music a game of horse shoes at Larkin's his building. Along with seating erate a beer tent there. Emmons in the area and a full time wait- Saloon, thanks to a decision for 25 to 30 patrons. Larkin in- said the loud music and easy ac- ress would be stationed outside made by the Lowell City Council tends to install two horseshoe cess to the street by patrons to control any possible rowdi- at their Monday night meeting. pits for the entertainment of his created several problems for the ness. BAND CONCERT TONIGHT! Sieve Larkin, owner of Larkin's customers. police department. Larkin intends to install a Saloon, approached the Council Lowell Chief of Police Barry Larkin explained that the raised veranda within the encol- Tonight's "All-American Band Concert" in the Showboat Am- Emmons expressed some con- parking lot was very seldom used sure and include lots of plantings phitheatre promises to be very enjoyable, as well as an opportunity Council approves cerns about the project in a letter by his patrons because it is diffi- to visually enhance the area. He for Lowellites to show the sponsors of the event that they would like to the Council. Emmons noted cult to get in and out of. He also says that the area will be open to see more of this kind of thing take place in our community. Low- zoning variance that fencing off the area would pointed out that with existence of only for about five months, from ell Chamber of Commerce President, Jerry Patton says, "We would eliminate Larkin's only off- the 7 foot fences he has erected, early May through late Sep- Acting as the Zoning Board of ^ like to see the amphitheatre used on a regular basis throughout the street parking. Emmons also the only way for customers to temncr. Appeals, the Lowell City Coun- summer, possibly every other week". "But if the attendance doesn't noted an event that took place in enter or exit the outside area is warrant it, we won't go to the trouble and expense", he added. cil considered a request from 1 Sponsoring the event are the Lowell Chamber of Commerce, Blair Cahoon to placea 1,300 sq. Lowell Community Education and the Lowell Showboat Associa- ft. modular home on a lot that is 12th "Mocker" is biggest ever tion. The music will be a collection of strictly American tunes from zoned for bousing with no less the Civil War to present. The Grand Valley State College summer than 1,600 sq. ft. The Lowell band will perform under the direction of William Root. Admission Planning Commission had previ- is free, and light refreshments will be served at a nominal charge. ously reviewed the request and The concert will begin at 7:30 P.M. In case of inclement weather recommended that it be disap- the performance will be moved to the Lowell High School Gym. proved based upon their policy of strict adherence to the recently ^ CLASS REUNION INFORMATION revised zoning ordinance. However, in his notes to the The Lowell High School Gass of 1945 is holding their 40th reun- council, Lowell City Manager ion at t4the Embers" in Mt. Pleasant on Saturday, July 20th. There Ray Quada noted that he felt was no time or person to contact on the note handed to us for publi- there were grounds for approv- cation. ing the request. Quada pointed The Class of 197S is putting together a reunion at Shady Acres on out the fact that there are several August 31. The cost is $12.50 per person, andfood, beer, mixes and new homes in the area of Ga- music will be provided. Call Barb (Dey) Porter before August I to boon's lot at the northeast corner make your reservations, phone 897-5863. of Alden Nash and Gee Drive, The Lowell High School Graduating Class of 1960 will hold a that are about equal to, or smaller 25th Reunion on Saturday. July 21, at Deer Run Golf Club. in size than the home Cahoon ^ There are still a number of classmates that have not been con- plans to erect. Also, Quada tacted. If you are a member of that class and have not received a re- noted that a planned two stall ga- servation sheet, or know someone else who has not been contacted, rage attached to the west end of PLEASE call Nancy Wood evenings at 897-8546. the ranch style house will make it Parents of classmates, please call your son or daughter to ensure appear much larger than it really that they were contacted, if not, please urge them to call or mail a re- is. servation to Nancy Wood, 409 N. Division, Lowell 49331, as soon Cahoon said that the unit does as possible. not look like modular housing A 25th is special, and we want to see as many classmates as can because of a steeper roof line possibly attend. than most modular units. The house is being installed over a £ OFF THE BLOTTER full 26' x 48' basement, that Ca- hoon says will eventually be The Lowell Medical Unit was summoned 14 times in the month finished off, nearly doubling the of June, bringing the total for the year to 97 runs. size of the home. Mary McGraw, 39, of Ada struck a parked car in the Eberhards The Council voted unani- parking lot in Lowell Saturday afternoon, July 13. The parked car mously to grant the variance. • belonged to Gladys Miller of Lowell. Patrica Huver, 21, of Lowell collided with a car driven by Lawr- PRECISION ft FASHION ence Kennedy, 18, of Lowell. Huver attempted to make a left turn HAIRSTYUNG - For both off Main Street onto Pleasant and struck Kennedy's car. No injuries Ben Md womb. Man's World Scott McNeal, alias Gus Madwr goes up far a shot in the weekend "Gus Macker" Tournament. were reported in the July 1st accident. Halrstyling. Phone 897-8102. This year's event surpasaed all prerioiis years with 630 teams and doae to 2,500athletes participat- Tammie Martin, 25, of Lowell lost control of her car on wet pave- ing. Besides getting hitched on the opening day of the tournament, McNeal also played in the - ment while attempting a left turn onto M-21 near Church Street. She always "Macker" for the first dme in the past few yean. Scotfs team, "MackeronT won the Council and W struck a vehicle driven by Shamshad Sabri, 51, of Lowell. The acci- needed at Vanity Hair Fash- Media Division. Also playing on "MackeranT were Willie Harden, Daryl Henderson and Ray dent occurred Thursday morning, July 11. There were no injuries ions, Open six days Lowell, Metcalf. As usual, the tournament progrfed very smoothly, with only the stifling temperatures reported. 997-7506. on Saturday and Sunday posing any problem. A vehicle owned by Frank and Laura Leasure of Lowell was

struck by a hit-and-run driver while parked in the alley in the rear of | • • the 300 block of East Main Street, Thursday evening, July 4. rXTTTTTTT^rfWJI Playing tonight thru Thurtdoy ONE SHOW Arrested Friday, July 12, by Lowell officers was Kristine Clouse, EACH NIGHT 20, of Lowell, on 3 warrants. One was issued by Kent County 63rd •milWiMifM Wolt Dltnoy's AT P.M. District Court, one by Wyoming District Court, and one from Grand RETURN to OZ a Rapids District Court. All warrants were for failure to appear. ALL SEATS, Gouse was lodged in the Kent County Jail. StortsFrl. July 19 for ONi FULL WEEK W Arrested and lodged in the Kent County Jail on charges of Disor- ALL SHOWS derly conduct (Disturbing the Peace) was Lance Willingham, 19, of Lowell. The incident occurred Tuesday morning, July 9, on West "RAMBO" Sylveiter Stallone R $2.00 Main Street. Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday July 17, 1985 • Page 2 Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday. July 17, 1985 - Page 3 Obituaries Coming Events of Richland, MI. Dr Charles ficiating Interment Chapel Hill HEALTH COMMODfTIES WILL BE YMCA Water Carnival will be Aug 24 - Evelyn Tichelaar. 60TH REUNION OF CLASS HOLTON - Jackie L. Holton. Mann of Moline Services were Joe King of Wyoming; also sev- John Jr, and Sue of Lowell, and Gloria Donnelly of Memuful Gardens Cemetery. ^ •y DISTRIBUTED from 10:00 held at 1:00 p.m. at the King Dorothy Randall OF 1925 of Lowell High aged 38, of 9305 52nd Street, held Tuesday at Central Assem- eral nieces, nephews and Perry of Atlanta, GA, Harold Rockville, MD; 12 grandchil- I Or. Paul Qauthtor a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the Low- Memorial Pool. The open Aug. 25 • Doris Faust. El- School will be August 24. died eariy Sunday morning She bly of God. with Pastor C.J. HaJ- cousins. Funeral services were and Pam of Grandville and dren and two great-grandchil- ANDREWS - Stanley J. An- Or. Jim Lang 1985 at 2:00 p.m. at is survived by her husband. quist and Pastor Wayne Kiel of- held Monday at Ada Christian Wayne and Jan of Wyoming; 22 ell Moose Club on Thursday. swim will be from 2-8 p.m. lura McPherson dren. Funeral services were held drews, aged 72. of Grand Rip,^ Tom; her children, Mrs. Rhonda ficiating. Interment Whit- Reformed Church, with Rev. grandchildren; seven great- July 25th. ig85. Fallasburg Museum has Schneider Manor. 725 Tuesday at the Roth-Gerst Fun- pesied away Monday Mr An- Roth of Kentwood. Douglas of ney vi lie Cemetery. Brian Bosscher officiating. In- grandchildren; three brothers, JOLLY COMMUNITY CLUB many attractive features and Bowes Road. Lowell. Class- tral Home with Rev. William J. drews is survived by his wife Muskegon, T.J. al home; her terment Blythfield Memory Gar- Adrian of Grand Rapids. Walter QUA-KE-ZIK merits your interest and at- es of 24 and 26 are invited. Amundsen of First United Mn. Lucille M. Andrews, one will met Wednesday, July 17, parents, Charles Sr. and DYKSTRA - Doris Dykstra, of dens of Hudsonville, Arie of Jenison; SPORTSMAN'S CLUB tendance. All are welcome. Cost is $6.00 per person. Methodist Church of Lowell of- son, David Andrews, and his Last week we discussed asthma and it's various symptoms which at Millcreek Meadow East for Katherine Winchester of ada, aged 65, passed away Fri- five sister. Reka Numnedor, Ad- meets every 2nd and 4th Call 897-7967 or 897-7708 ficiating. w>fc. ^ ^ Grand Ledge; one you will recall were primarily wheezing and coughing. We stated a potluck at noon. Biel Smith Caledonia; her brother. Charles day. July 12, 1985. Surviving GRIFF10EN - Mr John Grif- rianna Mulder, Marie Wilder- daughter, Delores Dawn Fuller there is no "cure" for asthma but that symptoms can be controlled Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. at the work committee. for reservations by August Winchester Jr. of Middleville; are her husband. Chester; her fioen. Sr., of Wyoming, passed man, all of Waupun. WI, Nellie CLOUS - Wiltem T. Clous, of and her husband Donald of Alto; Control of asthma is defined as I) maintenance of normal activity. dub building at 11400 Fore- ANTIQUE MARKET - (The 17th. sisters. Pal Vanderbilt of Hamil- children. Pat and Jack Nowick of away Friday. July 12 at the age Reitsma and Martha DeZeeuw 19 Lafayette NE passed away five grandchildren and one ^ 2) avoidance of symptoms, 3) avoidance of severe attacks, 4) mini- man Road, Lowell. Peoples Choice). Ionia Fair- ton. MI, Jane Crosby of Alto, Florida. Terry and Sharon of 74. He was predeceased by his both of Caledonia. Funeral Ser- ALTO GARDEN CLUB open Wednesday in St. Mary's Hospi- brother. Funeral Mass was of-^ mal or no side effects of medication. Asthma does not lead to ir- grounds (on M-66), Sun., Mary Burgess of Holland; father Dykstra of Jenison. Phil and Sue son Arie J. He is survived by his vices were held Tuesday at the meeting Thursday, July 18th. SPORTS PHYSICAL S for tal. Surviving are his wife. Lam- fered Thursday in the St. Am- reversible damage such as emphasema or heart disease. July 21. rain/shine, 8-5 p.m.; and mother-in-law, Otto and Dykstra of Ada. Bob and Sue wife, Elizabeth; children: Lois Roger Heights Christian Re- THE PAST MATRONS OF You are invited to join us at 1985-86 school year will be berta; three sons, Willem T. hrose Chapel of St. Andrews Avoidance of offending agents is a important means of control. Pearl Holton of Caledonia; aunt Dytea of Grandville; nine and Jacob Postma of Jenison, formed Church with Rev. Roger Cyclamen Chapter #94 OES 200 inside/outside sellers held on August 2 (boys) and Clous Jr. of Wyoming, Gerard of Cathedral. Interment Resurrec- Patients allergic to pollens or mold spores may benefit by keeping the Bowne Township Hall, and uncle. Genit and Ann De- grandchildren; brother-in-law. Mary Griffioen of Kalamazoo, Kok and Rev. Morris Faber of- and husbands are invited to a Entry only $1.00; free park- August 9 (giris). Anyone in- Alto, Robert of Chicago; one tion Cemetery. windows closed and using air cleaners indoors. Respiratory Thursday, July 18th, in Alto potluck picnic Wednesday. ing! 517-485-4409. terested in participating in grandson. Willem Thomas symptoms which can be traced to a pet in the house through history at 1:30 p.m. Viola Cunnin- Clous; two sisters in the Nether- GRAY - Hazel P. Gray, passed or allergy testing can be improved by removing the pet. Cigarette July 17 at the home of Bertha gham will demonstrate school sports should attend. lands Funeral Services were away Sunday. July 7, 1985 of smoking has been shown to be a major contributor to inducing & Orval Jessup. 712 North flower arrangements done held Friday at Central Reformed Lowell. She is survived by her asthma symptoms. Smoking is discouraged in all members of the Jefferson. Eat at 6:30. Bring on "A touch of Old Holland" family. Exercise can cause wheezing, while, at the same time, the Church, with Dr. Roger Shoup husband. Uoyd; her children. a dish to pass & own table and will answer questions beneficial effects of exercise are such that it should be encouraged. officiating. Interment Grandville Roger and Donna Wilkinson of service. Please use North you may have. Refresh- Cemetery Ada. Dr. Jack and Caroline Gray Through medication, we hope to provide adequate treatment to driveway. allow exercise to continue without troublesome symptoms. ments will be served. Medication is prescribed depending on the severity and fre- THE LOWELL YMCA King quency of symptoms. In a patient who only wheezes after exercise, Memorial Pool open swim THE VERGENNES CO- Cut along In the Servlc we prescribe an inhaler to use 20 minutes prior to exercising. In a OPERATIVE CLUB has patient who wheezes daily, three or four different medications may schedule for June, July and chosen as Its summer project. have to be taken during troublesome periods. The following is a August will be as follows: Sue K. Boike. daughter of status. to act as hostesses on alter- short overview of the medications available. Weekdays from 2-6 p.m. is Carl H. and Lorena E. Boike of Boike is a medical laboratory Inhalers - Inhalers are prescribed as prophylaxis or as treatment youth swim, from 6-8 p.m. Is nate week-ends with the His- 5452 Lincoln Avenue, Saranac, specialists in San Antonio, for wheezing. They have a rapid onset of action (five minutes). family and adult swim. On torical Society, at the Fallas- MI. has been appointed a Texas, with the Wilford Hall Air They can be used occasionally or up to every 4 hours. Frequent side Weekends from 1-4 p.m. is burg School Museum, which sergeant in the U.S. Air Force. Force Medical Center effects are shaking or tremor. We like to use inhalers because only a will be open to the public The new non-commissioned She received as associate de youth swim, from 4-6 p.m. is small amount of medication is required and is delivered right to the (free of charge) from noon to the dotted officer completed training in gree in 1981 from Lake SupenoM family and adult swim. Svkn lungs. The patient can tailor the frequency of doses to his/her needs. 5 p.m. on each Saturday and management, leadership, human State College, Sault Ste Mane. lessons are scheduled from Oral Bronchodilators - Oral bronchodilators are pills or liquids relations and NCO responsibili- MI July thru August with day and Sunday during June. July that are taken 2-3 times per day to cause dilation of the bronchial SPORT ties, before being awarded this evening classes offered for and August. Committees in tubes. Sometimes blood samples are taken to measure the quantities charge: of the drug in the bloodstream so that adequate doseage can be pre- youth through adult. From July 20 & 21 • Bobbie Miller COATS scribed. June thru August 17, swim- Steroids and Cromolyn - These are medications prescribed in pill nastics/water fitness classes July 27 - Marion Yates. form or by inhalation They do not alleviate acute spasm. They are are offered on Monday, Elva Watson loan used to prevent attacks only. Tuesday, Wednesday. July 28 • Ellura McPher- Some say if a moth you, you wUI receive Injections - Injections are given to alleviate the symptoms of Thursday, from 9-10 a.m. son. a volunteer needed • letter. acute attacks in the office or emergency room. This is short term and on Tuesday, Wednes- Aug. 3 - "We are the treatment, used until the patient can be placed on an appropriate day, Thursday from 6:30 - people of Vergennes" treatment regimen. 7:30 p.m., with babysitting Aug. 10& 11 - Bobbie Mil- In conclusion, asthma cap be controlled effectively with medica- Expert Alterations b T urn to available during the morning ler tion if the patient and doctor work together to tailor the proper pro- Aug. 17 & 18-Bobbie Mil- gram. classes. The July 4th Lowell ler 1410 W. MAIN. LOWELLX 7/22/85 Send To: State Savings Bank. Con&umer Loan Department. P.O. Box 158. Lowell, MI4933I. PATTON AGENCY, INC • Please send mc all the details and an application for a SSB Consumer Loan 835 W. Main St., • Please call me with the facts on a SSB Consumer Loan. Lowell, Michigan i (616) 897-9253

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{ Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday. July 17, 1965 • Page 4 John and Virginia Mdntyre Peter Siler attended Grand Valley Ledftr - Wednaday, July 17. IMS • Pafe S to celebrate 50th In Canada Michigan Tech holds Agriculture Workshop Capitol Column il IK 11K Kill ^ United In Marriage will help mc to better prepare the hockey camp July 8-12,1985 was an impor- by Our cf Doors tant week for Peter Siler. agricul- students that I work for jobs in ture teacher at Lowell High areas they are interested in," said Senator Dick Posthumus School. On those dates, Peter Peter Siler. In addition to techni- Siler attended the 1985 Techni- cal sessions, meetings will be cal Agriculture Workshop held with state legislators, and OURNAL (TAW) held in Lansing, Michi- staff from the Michigan Depart- A life of crime may become a Another bill in the package, NEW BOAT LAUNCH ON NWF threatened to sue Dow gan ment of Education to discuss is- "dead end" as the Safe Streets SB 171, would increase the over discharge of dioxin con- The TAW is held each year to sues facing education and ag- package becomes a reality. state's bonding authority cap, SAGINAW BAY - A new boat launch, constructed by Dow tamination into the Tittabawas- allow agriculture teachers, from riculture. In March, Republican legis- and earmark a large portion of Chemical Company, has been see River at Midland. the areas of production agricul- The TAW is sponsored each lators put forth an eight-point those dollars for new prison con- officially opened on the Saginaw 'The new permit and order ture. horticulture, agricultural year through the cooperation of package to attack Michigan's struction. This measure is still River. puts Dow on a dioxin minimiza- mechanics, and agricultural the Michigan Association of crime problem and offer solu- being reviewed by comminee. The facility was built by Dow tion schedule which should make business, to gain updated infor- Teachers of Vocational Agricul- tions dealing with both preven- but will likely be acted upon be- as part of a water discharge per- the fish in the Tittabawassee mation and skills pertaining to ture (MATVA). the Department tion and treatment All of those fore summer recess in late June. mit agreement reached last year River safe to eat again by 1988," their area of instruction. of Agriculture and Extension initiatives have begun their legis- SB 175 would allow busines- i between the company, the said Thomas L. Washington, This year's TAW will include Education (AEE) of Michigan lative journey, and most have ses to be eligible for a Single Michigan Department of Natural MUCC executive director. "In sessions on linear dairy judging, State University, and the Voca- been approved by the Senate and Business Tax credit for hiring Resources, Michigan United the meantime, Dow will com- irrigation, crop and livestock tional-Technical Education Ser- await action by the House. disadvantaged youth. By offer- Conservation Clubs (MUCC), pensate the people of Michigan production, horticulture, and vice (VTES) of the Michigan Senate Bill 168, the first bill in ing unemployed young people an and the National Wildlife Feder- for the loss of this fishery by pro- computer usage "The informa- Department of Education. the package, requires judges to opportunity to earn money and ation (NWF). The agreement viding a needed public access tion that I learn at this conference use sentencing guidelines These learn new skills, sponsors of this guidelines would specify a range legislation hope to circumvent was reached after MUCC and site to Saginaw Bay.** Mr. and Mrs. John Mclntyre of imprisonment based on thc» the path many take toward severity of the crime committed crime. Wed 50 Years John Charles and Virginia resides in Rockford. but lived in and specific characteristics of the The final Senate proposal, SB Louise Mclntyre are celebrating Lowell for many years. They offender's personal history, such 174, repeals the Emergency GRATTAN TOWNSHIP their 50th wedding anniversary will take a vacation to Canada in as other criminal convictions, Powers Act (EPA). The Gover- on July 20. The couple currently celebration of their anniversan this proposal is tied to two other nor has used the EPA in the past bills, SB 169 and 170, requiring to release thousands of convicts NOTICE mandatory minimum sentences from prison due to overcrowded , without parole for serious crimes conditions. This bill will take Invitation To Bid \ and for habitual offenders. An away that ability, and keep pris- amendment offered on the Sen- oners behind bars for at least Grattan Township I* seeking sealed bids on a 1952 HOMESPUN J- ate floor requires a minimum of their minimum sentence. Ford Flretruck with a 1000 gallon tank and a 500 gal- two years and a maximum of five One House bill is also a part of lon front-mount pump. May be seen at Grattan Fire years for a crime resulting in an the package, and is currently in v. % DEVOTIONS injury to an eldery or handicap- position for a vote in the House. Station. pal person. HB 4794 would ban the practice Karen and Steven Sterzick Nathan Devol of Lowell guides the puck up the ice during a The next part of the package. of keeping abused and neglected All bids must be received by 8:00 p.m. August 9. SB 172, places a ten percent tax children and mnaways in jails. workout at Michigan Tech's youth hockey program in Karen Rose Benson and Ste- brothers of the groom by Pauline E. Spray on illegal controlled substances. The exposure to criminals can Houghton, Michigan. 1985 and win be publicly opened at the Town ven Todd Sterzick were united in Rebekka Liebrecht. niece of Under this bill, a person ap- only have a negative impact on Board's Regular Meeting of August 12,1965. marriage on Saturday, June I, the bnde, was flowergirl. and | prehended with drugs will be re- impressionable youngsters. Michigan Technological Uni- mer from the Lowell area are 1985 in the First Covenant Justin Peterson, cousin of the quired to pay ten percent of the Although the Senate-spon- versity is currently conducting Phillip Bowman of Alto, Nathan All bids shall be addressed to the attention of Rex Church in Cadillac. Michigan. bride, was ring bearer. I will praise thee, O Lord, nicely. Those creations looked street value of the dmg, even if sored bills must go through the its 1985 Hockey Development Devol and Dave McGrew of Pastor Worth Pearson officiated. Ushers were Kenneth Benson. jA with my whole heart: I will shew wonderful to us. When the boys he is not convicted of another House and be signed by the Gov- Center for youth hockey players, Lowell. Laily, Clerk, Grattan Township, 5091 Lincoln Lake, Karen is the daughter of Mr & Jon Benson, brothers of the {/ ernor before becoming law, they forth all thy marvelous works destroyed our efforts, we were crime. The penalty would be ages nine through 17. In its 14th Participants improve their Lowell, Ml 49331 and placed in an envelope which Is Mrs Robert K Benson of Cadil- bnde. and Steve Liebrecht. split between funding new are off to a good start in the Sen- Aill * (Psalm 9:1) heartbroken. year, the program includes indi- skating and stickhandling skills SMied and which dearly states the name of the bid- lac and Steven is the son of Mr. brother-in-law of the bride | county jail construction and ate. The Safe Streets program is vidual instruction from a staff through rigorous drills and Mud pies! What fun they were Buried within each of us. re- % der and the date of opening. Appropriate wording & Mrs. Adnan L. Sterzick of Reception was held at to make! Dirt and water were gardless of our age, is the urge to helping support the state well on its way to stopping crime made up of the Midwest's finest scrimmages, and take part in Lowell. Mc Guire's Resort, Cadillac mixed to the proper consistency. create * to bake pies and cakes, Habitual Offender's Task Force. where it starts. coaches. other recreational activities dur- should indicate the nature of its contents. Debra K Benson served as with Mr. & Mrs. William Ben- This mixture was poured into paint a landscape, build houses, Attending the camp this sum- ing the week-long camp. Maid of Honor and Kristine A. son, brother and sister-in-law of Wes and Esther Clemenz odds and ends of dishes we girls design automobiles, ships, roc- Liebrect served as Matron of The Township of Qrattan reserves the right to reject the bnde serving as Master and had accumulated in one way or kets, and satellites. any or all bids If deemed to be in the beat interest of Honor Both are sisters of the Mistress of Ceremonies. Family and friends of Wes and until 5:00 P.M. on Sunday. July another. The pics were then de- The first verse in the Bible Birth bnde Kirk Sterzick served as After a honeymoon to Mac- Esther Clemenz are invited to at- 21. The children and other rela- corated magnificently with small speaks of God*s ability to create. the Township. Best Man and Robert Sterzick. kinaw Island and Michigan's tend an open house in honor of tives hosting the gathering ask stones or bits of colored glass. Because we were made after His John and Teresa Mason are long. served as groomsman, both are Grandparents are Mr. A Mrs. Upper Peninsula, the couple now their 50th wedding anniversary that no gifts be brought, Burrs from the dock plant served likeness, we, too, must be crea- proud to announce the birth of Thomas Mason of Garksville Rex Lally, reside in Kentwood. at Schneider Manor from 2:00 tive if we are to live usefully, their baby girl, Samantha Lynn, and Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Thomas Clerk successfully, and happily. We I bom June 30, 1985. She weighed 6 lbs. 15 oz and was 19** of Lowell. can do much to create the atmos The word "potsa" comas from Latin maaning "to be 035,36 phere in which we live. We can ablo* ATTEND SERVICES create happiness for ourselves and others by keeping His praise upon our lips. Praise promotes joyful living - and it is contagi- ADA CHRISTIAN ADA COMMUNITY ous. Lowell YAACA Softball Standings .. . Adult Leagues * ALTON BIBLE CHURCH MISSIONARY CHURCH 10501 SeWewood Ph 897-7185 Prayer: O Lord. 1 will praise Lincoln Lake Ave and Three Mile Rd REFORMED CHURCH REFORMED CHURCH WEDNESDAY NIGHT - MENS Sunday School 9:45 A M 7152 Bradfietd St. S.E. 676-1698 LoweH 897-5648 7227 Thomapple River Dr. 676-1032 Thee with my whole heart. Thou Praentatkn of trophici will be on July 18th at Recreabon Pirk begin- Worship Service 11:00A.M. REV BRIAN P BOSSCHER Sunday School 10:00 A.M. Pastor: JERRY L. JOHNSON hast been very gracious to me It ning at 7:00 P.M. First and second pUce tauns should be present (in uni- FRIDAY NIGHT-MENS Evening Service 600 P M. Divfcknl Mommg Worship 11:10 A.M. Mommg Worship 9:30 A M. Mommg Worship 10:00 AM. I had a thousand tongues to sing Division I Prayer and Bible Study-7.30 P M Wednesdays form) for video taping of the awards. Family Bible Hour 7:00 P.M Sunday School 11:00 A.M. Sunday School 1120AM. Thy praise, my lips could not ex- GLENN H. MARKS Wednesday Mimstnes 7:00 P.M Evenmg Worship 6:00 P.M. Evenmg Worship 6:00 P.M. W Foreman Road press Thy praise sufficiently .0 W 'Applying God s Word to Daily Lit# WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS Amen. Village Party . 9 897-9110 COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUR 1 Rockhcart & VanLetr and God's Love to Hurting Lives' Oh for a thousand tongues to Wemet-Blue 7 CHURCH HOME WELCOME TO ALL MONDAY NIGHT - CO-ED 2 Micmgan nwirn e sing Twelve Pack 4 3 Wernet-White My great Redeemer s praise. 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Dave Fosburg, Lowell Naiarene Church 4 6 9 Nathan Swift, Roxann Seese, S King Milling 3 7 Carol Collins Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday, July 17, 1985 • Fife 7 Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday, July 17. 198S - Page 6 Letters To The Editor should be as a songbird, as it bers be diminished to the poi* Dctr Editor. streets is that they feel slighted spectators, and a gross income I am outraged at the decision The Grand Valley ledger's. • • once was. I also urge those with that recovery would be difficu' By now the mikeshift courts because they are not getting the exceeding $50,000 without the of the DNR'i Natural Resource mral property to post No Hunt- if not impossible? Or will it Icam have been removed, and the City recognition that they think they help of everyone in the commu- Commission on July 12, 1985 to ing signs if thai it their wish. of Lowell is once again quiet for deserve That is sad. because if nity, you are, al best, very naive. allow the hunting of the mourn- to fear man and no longer come The ancestor of the mourning another year, as the Gus Macker these people would just put aside Had you checked Lowell City ing dove in Michigan. I attended to our feeders or soothe us >*uh dove once brought back to man Tournament has drawn to a their differences and just set back Council Minutes, you would their meeting in Gaylord on July it's beautiful song? I hope we the olive branch, symbolizing cloae. and watch people having a good have found thai the Council has 11 and delivered a statement, as never have to find out Please get hope and the chance for a new involved. Even though it is too early to time, they might change their repeatedly given unanimous ap- did many others I am amazed tell for sure, although it appeared minds about the Tournament and proval to the Macker Tourna- that the vote was not delayed in life. Tell me what chance this Thank you, to be from my veiwpoint as a find out what a real joy this event ment, but, more importantly, as view of the opposition of this messenger has now. Will it be Maruszka V Hufstader spectator at this year's Tourna- is. this event moved from boyish proposal to allow for more public blasted into extinction like the Lowell. Ml ment. it seemed to be a very big Although the 1985 Tourna- fun to a major production, it was discussion. A comprehensive passenger pigeon? Will its num- Friends of the Mourning Dove success once again, and most (if ment is just a few days past, I am the City thai protected if from population study has not been not all) of the credit must go to eagerly awaiting next year s disgmntled neighbors by requir- done. Their numbers have de- the McNeal family and the many event which hopefully will be ing liability insurance, security, clined in recent years, combined supporters and volunteers who bigger, better, and (even though fencing, assurance of non-profit with the fact that Michigan is in EDITORIAL made this year's event come out I don't know how they will do status, and lawn repairs. All but the northern range of the dove, Roger Brown as good as it has. it), more enjoyable than this the latter had been overlooked by where they have an average of 2 Being a photographer. 1 had a year, so we can all be back on the the founders. broods a year, compared to 6 in fm sure that Bob Becker was well-intentioned when he sat down different vantage point of the streets in 1986. If all this sounds too "small southern states In addition, at to peck out the copy for his column on the sports page of last Thurv LISTING Tournament aside from just Kevin S. iMf townish" for you Mr, Becker, the time of this season, Sep- day's Grand Rapids Press. His lead, MIt is starting to rain in watching the games being may I suggest that you contact tember 15 to October 6, there Camelot", led me to believe that he envisioned himself as a white MAGAZINE played. Through my variety of the Grand Rapids City Offices will still be many fledglings in knight riding to the rescue of the "Gus Macker Tournament But lenses. I observed the action both Mr. Bob Becker, Sports Editor and request to stage a similar the nest Tm afraid the resulting editorial was a disservice to not only the on the courts and also on the Grand Rapids Press event on any street within your In my opinion this is not ones he attacked, but also the "Macker", the Grand Rapids Press sidelines. Excluding a few minor 155 Michigan, N.W. city. If you can find 30 families humane, nor is it sound resource and himself. incidents which happen from Grand Rapids. Ml 49503 willing to have 10,000 people in management Hunters won't Becker's use of cheap shots and low blows (note the use of ver- Littings of Lowell time to time whenever people their yards like the Lowell resi- find many of them in the wooded biage that a sports editor might understand) to describe anyone in play any type of sporting event, Mr. Becker, dents who live around the game areas That is not their Lowell who isn't a "Macker Fanatic", did not serve to promote the Cable TV everyone played hard and good Your article, "Everything Macker Tournament, may I habitat They prefer an open, famous tournament The fact is, everyone in Lowell is a "Macker" sportsmanship was prevalent ev- Isn't Beautiful In Mackerville suggest that you also take with rural area where they congregate supporter to one degree or another, or such an overwhelming, On A Daily Basis erywhere. Off the courts, the This Week", is a disservice to the you, proof of insurance to pro- often on power lines (get your tumultuous good time could never take place in a residential neigh people waiting to play and the Grand Rapids Press and to the tect the neighbors, a security candles ready). Their chief diet borhood. Just because some residents choose to "hitch up the entire Lowell Community, spectators watching the games plan, proof of non-profit status, is weed seeds, and they are a camper and get out of town**, rather than fight traffic, elbow through Special Sports conducted themselves in an or- Without concern for accuracy etc., etc., etc. great benefit to the farmer, not crowds or listen to blaring loudspeakers, doesn't mean that they you have maligned those who derly fashion, unlike some high I hope for the public's sake all of whom will want hunters on aren't supporting "Macker" in their own way. These residents could Listings school basketball and football see the Macker Tournament, not that those who wort for you do a their property or have to start really be the "small-time people with big-time ideas", described by f games. as a boyhood dream come true, better job of checking facts than using more herbicides to com- Becker, and truly throw a "hissy fit". Fd like to see Becker get about but as the business it has be- M Even though it is certain that you before going to print. I also pensatt (another possible hike in forty of his "big-time" neighbors to allow an event like Macker" to G Special Daily come. the Tournament will grow in hope the next time your desk is the cost of produce). When I read spread out over their lawns for a weekend. Overall this community is both size and popularity by next empty you control the urge to be about the declining numbers of The Ledger devoted a couple of paragraphs in last week s article Movie listings proud of the Macker Tournament year. I certainly hope that it will an investigative reporter and quail and pheasants - still being about "Macker" to defending some residents, the mayor and city of- and the skill of its organizers in not interfere with the good-na- stick within the limits of your hunted - I can see why hunters ficials. These people were severely mis-quoted, maligned or other making it a nationally acclaimed tured feelings that I and many abilities i.e., reporting scores. want the mourning dove. They wise put in a bad light by the "Macker" article in the July 8 issue of event. However, if you believe G Listings Coincide other people have expenenced Ray E. Quada are more plentiful and easy "Sports Illustrated". Becker stated, MYou'd think that umpteen that Scott McNeal or anyone can this year, along with previous City Manager targets. But for how long? I urge pages and a dozen full-color pictures in a national magazine would expand an event from 18 high WMi Humbert On years. PS. petitions, letters and phone calls lead to considerable chest-thumping". Well, it did, I have my copy school students playing in a I am sending a copy of this let- to State Senate and House Repre- hidden away for posterity, but there is no denying that several I believe that one of the driveway to a spectacular street Your Tuner ter to our local newspaper to en- sentatives asking to repeal their people such as Mayor Jim Maatman were wronged by the article, a reasons that some people are and yard production involving sure it is printed, and it*s nice to ruling declaring this a game Maatman has supported "Macker" time and time again in decisions" upset with the festivities on the 2,500 players, several thousand know you read it. species. Their classification made by the Lowell City Council, and in return he is mis-quoted as describing "Macker" as, Ma municipal pain in the butt". I know. G Completo A Jim, and I know he would never say such a thing. Consequently. I don't regret defending him in the Ledger, even if it did prompt ; iasy To Use Becker to describe us as, "a weekly handout trying to serve the com- munity". Sticks and stones to you too Becker. Pountry WKZO Kalomotoe. Ml Thankfully, "Gus Macker" and company rose above this jour- WUHQ BattU Geek, Ml nalistic trash heap, and did what they do best... host the best tourna- WXMI Grand Rapids, Ml ment of its kind, anywhere. Despite Becker's prediction, "we might WLNS Lansing, Ml be seeing our last "Gus Macker" in the streets of Lowell" (and he . WFSL Lansing, Ml described our article as "hand-wringing"), I'm sure that Scott #WOTV Grand Rapids, Ml WILX Jackson, Ml i Ncal and his Macker Council" know that they can continue to WGVC Alkndalo, Ml © count on the support of the entire community, including us Becker- WKAR E Lansing, Ml desenbed "small-timers". 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RI .Y ^- W'"#POOTN L4 ^^»L>., , ,,MQOOT D ~T L . ^ONUW C .L Uaiiinkofr ToomsTo M0 ®(D«(DOCD«38 # r 8 R40AM [HBOl - 'Careful, Ho Might Hear YM (CQ 1973. x'movb 9 • -tat* »«•*•*• [MAX] — © M*AfM €DmAM>TyiD A .pcinanocr .La m^ Ai I A hone trader ond his orphaned 1 Crook i 32) LMMe 10:00AM [HBOl - forces man,age after 22 years, nephew pursue 0 v«ainout TwTrOirrYi e*»^W a wis OwOTYi-lK ^ f4 . IllOO thief. Don MerodHh, Ike Ettemann, — WritMn M (MAX) MO VII: I ANY CAR SERVICE (MAXJ- mw Sophia Laren. Morceio Mas- -Thtaf.WIMi Chuck Connors. 1976. «o 1964 ftONooeoM - -HM CM *** (DO 38 TVs Moopers A mlb C0 t© NM Sports I 11u (MAX] - Th. M^k «i CART Mlshlgon SOO 12:00PM (HBO] - 'ZteffcW: Th. Heart of MM OIL CHANGE (HROl MOW DragM (CC) RaHgfen I ratf mWM • IHROJ MOM W *Carofalt Ho 1:00PM CB-'MMM O Andy Orlfflih Might Hoar YM (CO CG HBOl Rascals and I il, MOW: S (MAXJ MOW *MM DORM I Grease (lube) - for MMkoeoof CD MOW TW Frionds' (CC) A vrife Oil Filter (MAXJ MOW — "Wsk ef f jidenre' MOW: tack Wand TfalT A I 95 2:00PM [MAX] - 'Zuh» Dawn' Atherton, Michael Sacks. «man battles ogointt tW completion ^MRoA __ 2:4SPM [HBOl — f YM Could SM WWf I Hoar' 1974. Including of a stage coach Sne. fontv $13 I^SSYmn Monoy • (MAX) MOW lata Dawn* I Tucker. Adele Mara. 1949. 4:00PM [MAX]- HOM 11:30 0 (Jp Face the A group of Parts & Oil S PralfW Unto tana* [HBO] - *Sava| OM Spleo Sports ffi Wook In Review I [MAX]- MM gunfire. Off Robertson. Ernest DO EXCLUDES FOREIGN CARS ffi Roiox Junior ® ^ Henry Siva. 1976. 7KNPM M (MAX) MOW TW HoMl 8:00PM TW Miw' n I ® Loave M to OFFER EXPIRES: JULY 31,1985 Style' 4SRR SThmI MOW TW Lady In Auto Rodng [HBOl - Xaroful, He Might YM (CQ S I

V'Sovlfc Hw - TW W 88 PHHM NOWS Krapa Story* A dramatic biogra- [MAX] - Zola Dawn' Two men in trouble with the U.S. I i 88 OM by One 12:30 • GDOCDCeiumha phy of tWfamout drummer't me * Cavalry am aided by a fllRVSIKK a |ykMMM|g|H|aeo Thaator O 0 lye M Hoaywaad the faxz musk world. His bottit wtth 88CDO®Ket0 A AMo 88 ^ Name Of TW Game Wn* MM, drugs, ond hit comeback. Sd Me 9:00PM I OX8838MOWTrim O GD DI 39 Lata Night « Dodge S ® MOV*. tW. of Ih, neo, Susan Kahner, James Darren. 10:00PM ••Wy Cawf T)i» oclMiM of • 7:00 Datay'Part 2 of 2. David Letter UENNEN 1960 i* ** HMSPM - TW Victors I LOWELL. MICHIGAN 197 9281 nymoiMn aombJ.nQ eotino ore dnrupted by o • MO W: •Ralohaw'TW legen- 11:00PM [HBOl — |iiS=L Frondsco earthquake and fire. dary Judy Garland riws from o John Weynt, Ann Dvorak. Joseph S Fhra MRo Craol Sch.ldkrout. 1943. ttruggfing voudevHe * ffi 700 Ouh I "Dedicated ® Rage Runny A Frionds the ttor of 'The Wizard of Or [MAX] — 'TW 12.-0aAMl m Ufaetyios of MM RMi ID (MAX] MOW: 'Mothar Andrea McArdk Don Murray, P»- [HBOl - Gorky's RrTWNoxtDay' to Aopor SERWK 12.30AM I OH-OH- I Laurie. 1978. Larry Kiag Uvo JS£0 CAPS 99 MOW 'Hot load and Coid Excellence B 1:] — 'A MMUH I* Pwy, • >• »•' IB 331 Wal SlTMt WMk 38 Family Food 9J0 O CD 88 CD Nawhart I D Sunday Morning Larry King Wookond 2.00AM (MAX] - locW, SOOP- SALE HOURS: Mon. b Wad., SERVICE fr PARTS: 9 O WwW TouMmw a Racing *RSt NASCAR (MAX) Maxtrax: Spodal 1990 1 2:1SAM (HBO] - HM—flM Saannor 500 from Poeono. PA tarn • 9pm; Tuai.. Thur* b fri.. Mon. thru Fri.. 8am • 8pm IHMI MOV* fbcMc « MOW lOsOO • CD O CD Cagney A Lacoy I Wtftinntday till 7:46pm 3:45AM [MAX] - Th. IWHl Nr» IW.nH**' Western 8apgm • oh"fpm' f"r Saturday til...l. 3pm r — AII-American WrosMIng 4 00 8 (D (D CIS Sportt 4:00AM [HBO] - Th. U4y ta IW Shaking • can o( crMiM\Ad soup ca n iMip kMp out himp*. I . «AoMricon Folk Horont -.'Th. lWrWi fcfM' ... e.e tee • SA« Grand Valley Ledger • Wedneaday, July 17. 1985 • Page 12 Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday. July 17, IWS • Page 13

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WW II conctntrotion compt. 0 MOW: lord Jim' A dotorttr 12:30© IMS ifWth OfM Golf 0 13 Undorttonding Humon >AY ® (MAX) MOV* VK, M FT. 0 MOW TUESDAY Donny Koyt, CoH Rtintr, Eli Wol- from tho Sritith mormoi boki for Sportt of tho BB*t Chom^Mthip from Sondwich. anothor Mo in tho Moloyon jungtt. Thoftt GWtt Whtn a Florida Ptag Cont'd MO W The Uttlo Enftond -Second Round 0 (HOC) MOW: loch. 1900. Mo O (HiOl MOVII: TIM 7/23/85 Pttor O'Toolo. Jomot Mow*. Ann *40 7/24/85 for tht ptoplt who 't World i MO W'MM of the DragM* BM Caohy Show 100 MOW: TIM McMotloft' A Dotlroyor' (CC) @ Mouitorpioco TKoator „ TFTRY' (CC) ht lovod. ht of A young Amor icon ditcovort on hit Fi thing: Blut Pith I 0 PKA FuA Contact Karato: 1963. block Union »oldi*r roturm to th« Andy OriffHh ffi 70Ou0 h • (MAXl MOVIi: wtt. Rod Taylor. errivoi in Hong Kong that hit youn- Nino Round UJ. Light \40 (co Southw««t ond m—H profudict tv- (MAX) MOW IpMi' (CC) © INN Susy Ktndal. Thoodoro gor utter hat been kidnapped for 4)00 GD (MAX) MOW: -StrafHn •rywnvra. DUti iv#», sroci rntnrj, «fD USA CortoM bproti n#a v y wvignt •M: KCA I Top Rank 970 (MAXl MOW Pin- fj.'srii white tie vary. Jared Martin, Katie 111 (D 0 (D MOW Tha StftfV' DovtL*av d Corrodino. 1970. fi) Not Potato 900 O 0 D Who's tho AHontic Oty, NJ (CC) Modol 0 (MAX) MOW 'YM CM'I Savior, Robert Ho. 1974. Ivory Ape* A great while ape it •oo (D HBOl MOW Uy' MOW: 'Thirty-NJn« Stopt' (CC) iHBOi MOV*: 040 (O (HBO) MOW froai Nora to 0 Strah'i Ordo of Saartt Toko It With YM* fEj Auto Batlag *BS: BMA Drag itaAtd from tht wMt of Africa to i MOW THo Bullfifhtor end Prog Coot* d ^ Riotido 0 Nowt OvonOfl MOW tlaow Over >4 s r r» -lltvO w • . Prtis*r\s»#»wWwv mt \ t m rt (CC) | Marriod Joon tovnm.1 IfW* I\ (MAX) MOW: (CC) tho Lody' A young Broodwoy Mr. Wliord** World ® (DO Shaattring Story of tpiad A BM PHm. Cindy Pickett. 19B0. *30 (D lM§Ol MOW: productr goot to Mnxico whort ht 4:30 CBS Now. MOW of tho MOWDoaM I'D (MAX) MOW « «Murdor ond Sfo «n*uronct tntor into 3:1S hi The ' Taxi becofn#! 'nvoived in o schtfnt to AKNowt (CC) (Mhod) AY'S MOVIIS ^ it ft11 m tht pkturt whon o blond womon tvwWwWl I ••• w MOW: Mitt KHft*. Wt •WOfn n*.»' • grr PVOOCrr JrOCK, Pooffto'* Court m MOW "Siorro Baron A (9 plant an 'ocadont.' Frod MacMur- d) 1® Uv» YM' A thy young tMc+wr it G4boft Rokmd. Koty Jwrodo I ao ® NBC Nightly Uvo ruthlou land grabbor hirot o gun- IMtW iHOOl MOV*: ray. Sorhoro Stanwyck. Edward 0. towght how to ocguir* o now it«t 1930 9i30 00 HaN to tho ChM tlngor to ki • M Rabmion 1944. 7/J4/IJ for IH« by tht chitdr«n of o hoipitol 2K» m (MAXJ MOW 'ONifMtv^ icc) , loan Koith. RW Joton. Rita • MOVK-ttMfMf^Fncftnd 7<00 p^n, ^o ,- i or* f t K• r 'Ww'w• ,, ., op ' „y r\. .k A IrvW.. AM) Gam. 193B. O 41) 0 O Dynatty (CO IMAXl MOVIf; 2:30 (HtCJiHtO) iMO W 'YM UfM Up B [HBOl - AtHn, Junt Doytoo. 1974. S Adv. of Onlo lOrOO 0 O 0 (O lHBOl MOW lathT H* mittaktn for a mthlnt gunfghtor, 0 CD MOW 'Buaalag Oaf (D (MAX) MOW 'MofWif lMo' ^^H(CC) [MAXl — *• m ft* with brovory whtn ht it (CO A women returm to tht fo- Auto Rodng IS: NASCAR » 'I n ,0 a (HBOl - TK. W«X) I ot thtrtff of a town. Kon- mlv that tho abandoned 12 yean ff) MOW liot Lood Md CoM PA Rovoo't Wortd OOM W« S *—• > 1 So ra n otnttllelt m om- 0 J0w A fwnamnooi from K w ^ [MAX] - Mh noth Mart, Joynt MantfWd. Honry DOTOfw, nOf) ng ^ SBiUUWBn a rw 4«0 ©"[MAX) MOW Mul. 1939. loHonihip. Dtharah Raffln. Tony © Auto Rodng IS: Ponoulo Story' NtCK ROCKS: VWM to Oo bthoyoi with brovory whon ho k [HBOl - 1mm Nm ta ItarMty' 11J0 0 (MAXJ MOW Tr MocNoM/Lohror M, Ari Meytrt. 1983. 111 OM IriHth Orond Pri* from 5:30 © 1HS S00CC 740 gbiokor't WNd jntloltd at thorlff of o town. Kon- — Darkw Thon Amhor (CC) 0 (£ Pattt of Ufo (CO DWact from I fl IwltrtotMiinl 0 MOW: Tho Bavar* A pirate noth Moro, Joynt Monthdd, Hanry [MAXJ - YM CM'I Toko B WUh YM' (9 Family Feud 0 if Front Baen The Now MH Mul 1939. 140 i0 MOW 'Smart Waawa* A retcuot e young woman from a re* Privoto lyo: Tho Poadl (CO (HBO) MOW — Worn i < corrupt Dhlrict Attomoy and o mkitianary mob. Anthony Oumn. (CO Larry Khtf Ova* 1*00 0 (HtO) MOW 4)00 OCDCKD® ® 0 (MAX) MOW ttol Dog, I at Largo (HBOl- 'ackoloor oro brought la jwMco by Rotonna Schiafflno, Rita Hoy* d) i0' MM Cboo Choo Whool of Fortuno Tho Movio' - -SKoriff of a fonudo criminal lawyer and a tpo- worth. 1967. M#A*S*M f iu lino it Roport OM dat invettigator Irian ffi (MAX) MOW: 'WHhout o (MAXl-*?. S MOV* Uttio Mow to M tHo MocNoN/Lohror Nowih- (CQ Conttonco lennott. 194B. 0 MOW 'SKoof' A group of 0 MOW:' m Kuntt'i tncounttf hoif'if Caht ot SM Diogo t , gunfirt. Cliff Robtrtton. Emoif S MocfMI/Lohfor NowtK- • MOW *WBd BhM Yi $13S^B0 AatMn Sorgnino. Money S4vo. 1974. 1990 OM Brltlth Orond Pri* from Tho hitlory of World War ITt gmo- TX MOW: [HBot — tetl'Krd of lottb'it traced from Mt 7i3B Larry King Uvo (CC) (MAXl — mcopHon to itt active campaign. IH • Wottom 10:13 K3B MOW *Shalalio' Europoon Phi Honit, Wondol Corey, f ofT»»i (MAXl - lb. « *. (1) Doable TUISDAY'S MOVIIS oriitocfoti on o hunting tour of tht SoguBroB, which BTB hug« csctiiBM found in AHtona, BFB Tucker. 1932. Wost hovo o run-in with Apochti. (HBOl - M.MI* TI (cq (HBOl Bay Tho (DNaw Ai oftBn caNod 'BportmBnt IMMIBOB of tho dBBBft" IMCBUBB « • ^ , M m m J Soon Conntry, Sngittt Sordot, Sto- [MAX] — Oe •ye an rmaytM^a thty provldB living quBrtorB for BO many bird BPBCIOB. 240 (D (HBOl MOW Namo Of The Game TUISOAY Joyd. 1964 • YM CM'! Do That On TV 1( 0 (MAXl MOW : MOW lady ko* An imur 0 O Late MgM orlth 7/23/43 ® — 'Tho Betty' 7J0 0CD0(P1 thoStoM* moottigotor it on tho trail of ttoion jowoh. Donald Suthoriond. ® - 'Mr. G3 Auto *B3: SCCA Your Business Jennifer O'NoB. Robert Duval. 4:00AM © [MAX] - Stmtton Stary Toid B [HBOl - 'Swamp Thiog' Off 0 ® Ptying NM 1973. (9 ABC Newt MghtBM • OOAM (0 [HBOl - STOM toy' (CQ Assistant [MAX] - to Mm of OUor 30 0 UaBe O X Mo of tho Cootury 111 or 0 d) 0 do 1OiOO0 8D 0(9 Arthur MoHoy't Hoortllght Oty © [MAX] - SpM (CQ Hotel (CO 0 g WBd Wortd oj Butmoss Cords Annooncomont* — 'MM of tho DragM' 440 0 (MAXJ MOW fha an tho BsOB 0 (D Pre-Ooom Show IILov o That Bah 9:30AM [HBO] - Highptint' d) — 'Running Out' (CQ 0 *0) CB (9 Betk V BeB Tonnit Magailm 10:00AM s fCtsri And a Tlaw la Heal (HBO) MOW Htky - Mm Klino, Wo Uvo YM' QUALITY BUBINISB STATIONERY Now York (MAX] — 0 ID: MOW: The Batty' (HBO) MOW '(CO REFLECTS GOOD TASTE AND CONPT- I Plodd, NY pvivmuorIUkA#mKm^oi or*r 4a mpowemj rw>wm«4tii vwrrol mitJitn olv oma . ©ST?- 3 JO 0 T • Ii, Mi n • • J - Hot lood ond Coid foot OENCE TO YOUR BUSINESS ASBOCI- tomabAt famiy break al tho rulot GD (MAXJ MOW Tr myw 999 riot i y w aoa 12r00PM IMAXi- to get what thoy want. Laurence wrrio^ (HBOl - cwtMot ATBB. CHOOSB PROM A LARGE (CO fD 1905 Ofivier, R abort DUYOR. Tommy Uo MOW Kitt of Doath* A [MAX] - 'Without o Tr SiLBCT ON OP RARERT AND INKS IN MO 0(D0(X)0(D099 Janet. 197B. ;0Dtur#<3 iewei rtiuttt to od - SKoot OootHro QiinAv'ft I A VARIOUS PRICE RANGES ® ® Nowt (E OmrtM la Omrte the ouittont OA in return for a ro> lOOfM ii • ii i i BiM Cathy S^o- M*A*S*N 8 AT MOW *Mr. •40 Skofflogten' A womon marriet a Victor Mature, Richard Widmark. - THirty-Mino Stop. Little Monti M the CIO 13 ThrM't • Crowd Grand Valley Ledger ttockbrokor for hit monoy but oftor 1947. - THo BuRAgHtor ond tHo Lody' lHBOl- 30 yean of tufforing, findt tho m 11J0 PJ. 0® »NN I TV 2:00fM © [MAX] - Intro Nout' (Pubhid) O DR MMIIMH Qoldon ROM can't holp but lovo him. lone Davit. Taxi til CD 21 What 2 30f M © (HBO] - You light Up My Ltfo' Pop FotHvol Hawaii Wvo O [MAX] — Qaudo Raint, Wahor AboL 1944. O 6 iofforMni (CC) GD Mghway te Ills 0 (MAXJ MOW 'Midnight 4 00PM © [MAX) - Strotton Story OCD l 10 Tonii O 47 Montrou* Pop FotHvol 0 (8 6 00PM © (HBOl — Conon tho DtHroyoi' (CQ O JD A-Toom (CC) ©OTIgart *B5 0 (HBO) MOW| ODOCI) ~ [MAX] - Splosh (CQ CD 10 TJgon tS TAFCAMI LILTI ' (CO ffl ® - 8 f" 7r00PM 0) 3® CD S Novo (CC) SH(MAX l MOW: frlvoto O Newt/Sign Off - -Abco in Wondoriond (CQ 0 (HBO) MOW *Stor IMAXl- • 00PM s (MAX) MOW al (CO © [HBOl - Star Chombor Moko Mo Laugh « I rI(HBON l © [MAX] - Without o Tr 0 (MAX) MOW: 'WHhMt o Botl of Oroucho CCMDCN Thing' Troco* CD MAX) MOW le — Cottawoyt m Giligon t 0(H g 91 Primo Tlmo WroiHIng • 30PM ® - 'Skokio' (CQ ffl Oontio Eon ABC Nowt 9:00PM U40 — Advonturo* of tho Wildtrntw Fomrfy ffi MOW: 'Cotfowoyi on Stroott of 1 1 \ 10:00PM MAX]- Hoi Oog, Tho Movio OWigM't Itiood* Tho ihip. 10:15PM wreckod gong docido to turn their 1990 IB - Shoioko fr opicol porodiio into o toumt trap. IIOOPM © (HBOl - Grtlt of Iron Sob Donvor. Jim Bockut, Notobo Australian Ruiot Poolholl 11:30PM © [MAX] - Privoto School' Schofor 1979. •A Jwww»nt^n 1 -4,TA 1243AM © [HBO] - Stono Boy' (CQ • StafotAmwort (D dft Wheel el Parhme MO a !^as ifl Fo»ity TI.I © Super Boott of tho 70*t r Stage Aniwefi 12J0 0 (D 0 (D McC Might Hoar YM (CO i* (CO tDOCBi (D (MAXJ MOW •Harry and 4:15 ® DTonV ® fyo M NaNywaad THURSDAY CB MOW The loty Way* A 1 jee,® s MAX] - Undor hro (CQ 4J0 (D ) O AT Namo Of Tho Oamo couplt with cMdrtn of SM* Hitlory Tom 0 MOW •Omm* A private do- Dotroit ot Chicago O (D 0 (9 Lata Night with 7/25/tt cannot rtutl adopting fortokon 12:15 MOW The Wi Whito Sox chidrtn. Cory Grant. Drake. toctrvo moolt a murdered gang*- 940 0 (D 0 CD 2: ISAM (HBO] — Conon tho (CQ David LottonoM A wtoHhy woman a O ® ® O FouMipt Bloopt/ p fVAUIABlE COUPON)— 1 1932. tor's tuccettor who it tqumsing hounttd by the ftor that an intemo- 3: ISAM [MAX] - Intro Nou, 0 ® 0 (9 Star HusMor/Sign money out of hit friondt. Craig 0(9 Blur.dort (CC) Off 0 (MAXL MOW: l (MAXJ MOW tiand iowd thief and murdomr it m 3:30AM Stevent. Laura Devon, Edward Af Mytteryl (CC) O 1 MOW: •Skoklo' (CC) CD O ABC Nowt Nighthno MOW 'A her tnd. lorbara Eden. Robert 4:00AM Mtmbtr* of tht Notionol Socioiitt MOTORCRAFT 1OJO«0 r?%P^ nT • eOBiiw• m o Iwt nm r WoM^^^MR•O MPw I 1« AW A nor 1967 [HBO] - loMn II' Vaughn, Stuart Whitman. 1972 © MAX; MOW: tievor SOY 1*30 63 Auto Rodng *03: NASCAR MOW IM Yochtt, Cold |i 4'i Porty of Amtrico otttmpt to dt- Never Again* (CO Now York Grondprix — Shortff of Frocturod monitrott in Skokit. o city whott OIL and OIL FILTER SPECIAL Placid, NY Summor SOO from Pocoao, PA Wotor* 12S3O0 d) 0 d) MOW The ffi Lovo That Boh 0 (H BO) MOW: *CIOM Crook* )40 0 MOW 'Soared Stiff A tin- Douhlo Mm* An agont of the CIA, rtiidtnt* numbtf mony wrvivor* of ^fnna B^w1 11:00 0 MOW *SaMytido 0 700 Ouh ' • 12^3 0 (HBO) MOW ^•Wfiw oo y Includes up to 5 quarts of Motorcraft oil. Motorcraft gor Boot with a butboy friond when © Top Book Boxing from Lot hired to tho Alpt by tho skiing 'oca- oil filter and installation. Diesel aquipped vehicles 1970 ho thinkt he't Ubd a man. Dean Vegot, NV oofiT qimi Lntms sonomm. rmafinrlei mmwi Y^ HB* ; I slightly higher 0 (HBOl MOW: Xarofal. Mo Martin. Jerry Lewa, Lixoboth Scott. 7 JO ® Lorry King Uvo volvod in a plot by Ruttkm agontt. 12900 0 (HBO) MOW fotwoM 1933. Yd Irunnor, Iritt Ekland, Uoyd No- 0 MOW'Samamr Magk* 9 JO _ 0(9 Mght Court Ion. 1968. iZTl m oo , oe - 1 Rpp*' O'rtf M«> THURSDAY'S MOVIIS 8) MOW Tho Vanithing (MAX) bat Into • cys Oil nony wooa m AmtriiM* A courogoout man and C .. ^ 1 4T Nomo Of Tho " TOTAL SPECIAL PRICE-PARTS snd LABOR ^ J d) 0(9 U TMUtSOAY woman find lorn in the midtt of a 1040 O d) O t) Knoft « 7/M/M vanithing race't fight for turvivd. David Lottommn Sco« Brady, Audrey Totlw. Forrod mo lo/io (co 0 <9 0 O Star HutMor/Sigo Tucker. 1933. WdiP r?-if T i ^^Pt^^PoS^PoS* " w Off $11.95 :30AM 0 [MAX] - •TiMdKMf (CQ 240 CD (MAXl MOW Atlanta oti O AT MN Newt 0 (9 ABC Nowt MghtliM CD M AX] - WY A#— (cq 1 ffi MAX: 0QE)®(9MBIS Bluet 9) HoortWght Oty ANY APPUCAIU TAXES EXTRA VAU0 JULY-AUGUST. 19RS ©iHB0l-'O«.O«k' 2 JO © BowBag: Bad HaB of 0® Mytteryl (0 ® Lava That Boh 13s4S0 (HBOl MOWTrlumph t of 10:00AM o [HBO] - -CotM. H* Mifhl HMT Yw (CC) 340 0 (HBOl MOWx Triuatpht of OTanke S (HBOJ MOW THAT'S OUR BUSINESS... - 'Tho Boty Way' St. ooaa Choo Choo' 10 0 © MN Ni s [MAX] - Nair Loait at Lot ©ISPWt CD MAX) MOW •Hah' CB O lye m tD Gangster Chronidtt © — *A of Park' 0 (VALUABLE COUPON> - $125,000 AutHn © Nowt 11:00AM 9 . TX 040 0QD XP Mipwe, PX • ffl Crottfim 12:00PM B [HBOl - (CQ 540 C^TmAXJ MOW tievor Say _ ® 0 O MOW The IBilS 0 MOW 'Shmtt* A man tolt 0 Glyndehi ELECTRONIC [MAXl - Never AgeM' (CO Mala Ivoaf (CO A bankrupt out to find tht kiRtr of hit ttuntman 1 JO O (IT Tolet from the Berk tide We are known for our © PKA Fui Contort Karato: porfumo magnate't only attot it a OTOfTWfk> • i i tki .• a" OOO0 gftLftTc rOfaTwfI f _ri_roS—, JOOniX' /,l ENGINE ANALYSIS . U.S. Light TMe contract tho ownt on a prizefightor CotudvCot tidy,. Fionco Ltwtt. 1977. Newt/Sign Off :00PM Stiff who't afraid to figM. larbro Streis- 10J0 (MAXUCJMO) W left Do If quality printing of business Electronic scope check of engine. Also includes check and, Ryan 0*Ned, Paul Sondt. of battery, hoses, belts, wipers, and tire weer. 1979. 'B Spirit of Ditnoyland —- 'Tho Vonnhiny 1 cards, letterheads and all $40 KEm&mM 002) MOW fmUm Around* 0 My Uttio Margie 1:00PM [MAX] - tat i mn An Oklahoma ranch hand enrolt in s MOW •Dm'I Bather te types of office stationery. Our [HBO] — 'TKumpJn •< a Mon Cdtd Hxm' M*A*S*H cologo, but Uomt more about Mo Chicago Cuht at Sm Diego Knock* An airline pilot tavot a TOTAL SPECIAL PRICE AS DESCRIBED O [MAX] - fW Say Af«r (CC) Little Houto m the outddo tho dattroom. Gary lutey. © Mentserrat CahoBo: The mentally unbalanced girl from Annette QTooio. Eddw Abort. WemmLTheDlva aomg away WITTI mo enna TOT wnom O [HBO] - Tito.- Th. rates are reasonable and we Love 1900. LLIOOOGD C9d)0(DSB(9 the it babysitting. Marilyn Monroe, - KM Imi mat CM Fwf 0® MOW: Toiofoa' A Rut- Newt Richard Widmark, Anno Bancroft. can deliver when time 13) - Th. Main lv«if (CQ tion toaol agent and a beautiful M^A'S'M 1932. $12.95 OA agont am thrown togothor to i odd Couplt litf 0s MO W Two for the presents a problem. Call ANY AFPUCAIIE TAXES EXTRA VALID JULY-AUGUST. 19SS ® — 'T«Mwi' 0 (HBOJ MOW TJLG^ The World War IN. Chariot Ironton, Capitol Jo A bickering couple ttop to [HBO] - Th. UM (CQ Loo Romick. 1977. G J. Diary bee about thair twdve years al morriogt ond try to work to torn today. [MAX] - 0^^MBth 8 (9CadwSw» Wortd EL PfvoMMeOeek their haoDtneii Audrev Heobum. - 'A Tin. T. DM' USA ®*JP BIB Cothy Show - Th. TMT W UvMf MkMgan Oi 1967 0 (HBOl MOVII: Tho Last 11J0 d) Now A 240 0 d) CBS Hours p. 1 - MM YMMI, CM PragCaafd - (CO GD Mere Real UfETIMC (HBOl — Out el Control • THE GRAND StRVICE 6J0 0(MAXJ MOW •HeBywood GUARANTU [MAX] - nt- (CO Knightt* RSftft IPttplt'Ht Cour t 0 MOW *A ThM To Dto' An 2:13 (HBOJ MOW Tho [MAX] — 'Th* UtMiy lody' American Worid War II vettron 10a9H track t six sodntk Nash who wore 2JO VALLEY LEDGER — 'Th. Wwnan Mun»«' rotpontibit for hit wHe't doath. 0OMBhttyH Rox Horriton, Rod Taylor. (D O CD - 'Th. OMIW. Mon' 0 Green Aaet i [HBOl - -TrhHnfh. W . Mon CoM H«.' •Adv. el Onio _ MOW Tho Year of Lhring The l(S N. IrMAny, lomN [MAX] — lot'i Do If i © Archie Sunk or't Place Dangerously' A joumdht trying (HBOl Konny The Dhre — DM'I Bothor to Knock' 0 ISPN-t Homo Rodng uncover tho impending political ov- 340 0 (MAX] MOW: T< trthrow of Indonetio fait in lorn AM/- ^ MlmhtHmm 0D 700 Ouh — 'Two for tho Rood* Wooklv 1240 M0%p PWWS [HBOl - The AmRyvit Honor' 0 Shawhls Today with a Sritith attache. Md Gibson, Streets of SM FtMcitca Phone 197-9261 Sigoumty Wtovtr, Linda Munt. [MAX] - Tora Hom' © NICK ROCKS: VldM to Go 740 « ll) Jokor't Wild 1983. CD (MAXl MOW The Lonely Lady* 3 JO Year Bast Ti 11979 East Fulton — Lowell, Michigan Qtt Radio 1990 MOW Ti — 'A Timo To Die' i Klngt Sitters [HBOl - 'The Latl Starfightor' (CQ Thmo't Ctmpany 0 |MB Sales: 897 8431 or 897 7934 Service: 897 533S IBM IB [MAX] - HoBywood Knight.' « Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, July I7f 1985 - Page 14 Grand Valley Ledger - Wedneaday. July 17. IMS • Page I* News from Congressman Poul Henry Early this session of Congress By equalizing tax treatment in need for nursing home care make THIS WiEK'S SPORTS AT A OLANCi I cosponsored legislation for this way. we can provide all efforts to sustain current patterns equal lax treatment for all caregiving families, whatever of family care for the disabled families who take upon them- their income source, an incentive even more vital. Given current HMOAY B5: AICA Lata Modal 7/lf/M PA selves the responsibility of car- to maintain this role for a long budget constraints, we must find 9:30PM ffi « B5 NASCAR Summor SOO from Pocano, PA ing for elderly relatives period of time, thereby poten- ways to assist the current family 9 00AM on OoM Chompionship fn 11:30PM ffi — caregiving role, not destroy it. •onUorol About 4.9 million adults liv- tially delaying or preventing the 13:00AM ffi — ing in our communities need the need for costly institutional care. The bill I have cosponsored is a 3:00PM ffi- 12:30AM ffi . Auto Badng BS: SCCA Sapor Voos step in that direction. 3:30PM ffi_ Orond Prii assistance of others in carrying Predictions about higher 1:30AM Unlimited Hydropluna Hcuinyi Bud Thunder EMU 4 30f M out everyday activities, with the health care costs and the future ffi- 3:30AM ffi — SpoituoMiai S00PM ffi - We've need for assistance sharply in- 3:00AM ffi - ESPN'S Inside BatebaM SiSOPM ffi- creasing with age. And approxi- 9:30AM ffi - OM Spice Sports Review -1905 6 30f M ffi - AM in the Fete My 1340 CD®®®® 4:90AM ffi — PKA Pul Contact Karato Oottfir* mately 25 percent of persons pre- 7 00PM ffi- 5:90 Lovemo A SMrioy A Co. lyon't Nope | sently residing in our nursing 7:30PM ffi- O* TUfSDAY Jim Bokker I Lave Lacy homes could be cared for safely 7/39/B9 S LOWELL AREA 8:00PM "barf ©- Atlonta ot Now Yorii Mot* Ufa Remodeled! and less expensively in a home tm neToaw ril — 9:90AM ffi - KPH-S Inside i In Motion Piimeaii environment with minimal or *jnowo« A-ln- t--i pooi y SCHOOLS ffi- 10:00AM ffi __ Auto Ractna B5: Ono British Orond Pris from ffi Uttio Noose oo the part-time care. S:30PM ffi- ImK CLrM ftinmn1 t-1- fi • III fnn 6t00 CBS BoHy Mondng Neors USA Movie 1„ A As our older population in- 13:30PM V. 19^5 Britwh^O^on OeM Championship frer 90 Minute Workout 9:00PM creases dramatically over the ffl- We've Doubled The Size BuMvrinkle Take 3 IIOOPMiff i - Cubt ot Son 3:90PM ffi — Auto lacing *09: NASCAR 500 from PA MOf Mam. m4 Cunrtam 13:90 ® (D ® CD Young and the next two decades, more and Tha Lowell Araa Schools ara ottarlng tor aala tha 11 30PMI © — 5:90PM O - iggs 500CC Me tea o) more individuals could be well Toiiowing scnooi vcmcics HrOOAM® — At90PM ffi - lave', Werid doss V. 41 ® O Lavingl VA . Of Our Lounge... cared for in home or adult day fi) Laave It fa •• 3:30AM 7:00PM ffi . Sporttcontor care environments, delaying for A jMt A aacr\ 4? Left Make e Deal 3:00 AM ziD — 7 )0PM Q — Mafor League BankaB. Ationto ot Montreal ® Mickey Mouse dub ® ® (9| a time the more costly nursing 1977 Ford LTD 9 paaaangar station wagon 3:30AM ©- tnh Opon OoM Chomptonthip from Sondwkh. Eng — 19B5 San Francisco Marathon ® A Study in the Word fio. nd © Abbott ond CostoMo home care. The key to such alter- 1977 Ford LTD 4 door aadan land B:00PM ®-Prime Time Wresting 1*0 CD (D AM My Children ^ Te Bo Announced I Dream af Jiennio I native care to institutionalization SATURDAY •:90PM O (D ® Cfd - Matw Looguo BosoboM: Detn Q3 Da v b r • a k Stop By And See Us For Special White Sei is the caregiver, usually a spouse 7/J0/iS 6:90 O O S) CBS Eariy Days of Oar Uvas Thaaa vahldas can ba Inapactad at tha Lowall Area AnAn c. » .1 t'vj' fj-,-,v B v. a v or older child with children and ® — PKA FwM Contact Karato: Nino Bound U.S. Light Heavy- Another World Schooia bua garaga (bahlnd tha Lowall Middle 6 30AM O 41 IB O AK Nows This responsibilities of their own. ffi- Morning (CC) fflCBN Theater 1:00AM O 171 — Auto Rocing: Lumbormon » SOO 10 00PM QP — International Formula One Prices On House Drinks School at 12695 Foraman Road) batwaan tha hours 0 Studies show that higher I I —I; U „„1 ® — •Nw Uague BosoboM: Owcago Cubs at San Diego £ "• wfifofwifw w n yu* A1 rtv n uv ' •» f J 4T Tennessee Tuxedo ) J0 S CeTs (C AtWorl Hwd health care costs and attempts by ot 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. All 9 00AM O — WrotHiof ® — Auto Badng BS: Formula Ono British Orond PHi from Od News ^ •!••••, fcFl y KJ (D 10 NBC News af Sunrise hospitals to curtail Medicare ex- bids ara to ba submlttad to Gary Kamp, Assistant — NH i Orootott Momonh; NH't Orootost Runnort Each Evening! 11 JOfM © _ ifmtocM,*, (D 3$ (D <23 Hooked en Jeffvrtont penses have meant that more and f 30AM — Chompionthip Wrottling from Goorgra Superintendent by Friday, August 2 at 12:00 noon 11:00AM © - AuUrafiM F^MI 3*0 ®0 One Ufo to Live more older people are again rely- 10:00AM ^ - SporHcontw ®L and will ba puMlcty opened at that time at 12685 I 30AM f© . )tu S00CC MMmu W«M tt Mausordse ing on family members to bridge 10:MAM ffi — Soton't SoH Wotor iovmol Foreman Road. AH bids are flnsl. The Board ot Edu- 2:30AM ffi . Sportsconter Another World the gap between home care and 11:00AM 0) — NH'i Orootott Momontt Mors Thon o Oomo • SeTie J:00A Days of Oar Uvas acute hospital and nursing home cation haa the right to retuae any and all bids. 12 OOfM O (41) |B (131 - fOA Oo*: Intnh Opon * ® - ^ f-W. 0-, Nu 6.45 (DO New Of Course We're Still Serving — Hor tot Sow Jumping: I Lovo Now York Orondprii from Loko ^ - Auto Badng BS: ARCA Late Model Speittmaii lace from 7 - Motor Looguo ftotoboH A tion to ot Now York Mott or ,:00fM 1 come. But current law allows 1 " SCCA Wp* VM. I 4 himmlMmm^ ^91 WVv WW WW ni iPrWV DlMrKL D « U U T y NOTICE Fimburgh ot Son Diogo (D Lunch Hours 11:00 - 2:30 I OOfM ® - UntmM My*.pl.m lacing 7:15 only younger, employed tax- ffi — Profottionol lowiort At toe to tion . $1 IS,000 Tucson Opon 9 Varied ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS 4:00PM ®--Morsothow Jumping: I Love New York Orandprix from Lake 7t90 i® 4:30rM O 3 O d) - CIS Sportt Spociol Placid, NY Dinner Hours 5:00 - 9:00 payers to claim a tax credit, up to Candi^CMa^o 5 30f M O 3 O (D - Sportt Intnio Out (CQ TeUfSr $4,800 for a couple and $2,400 S 30PM SB — Tonnit Magozine Dumbo's Orcus Mr. Ray Quada, Lowall City Manager will raealve O Varied Programs 700 Oub for a single person, for the care O — Unlimited Hydroplono Rocing: Bud Thundor 6:00PM ffi - Action Sportt of tho BO't Fimtttonet I Draam of 6:00PM — Werid Chompionthip Wrottling 6:30PM ffi - Mo,do Sportsiook Wolcame te Pooh Comer of a dependent who is physically aeaked bid a until 5.00 P.M., July 25,19S5 tor restora- 6:30PM ffi — Soton't Soil Wotor Journol 7 S Ma*#r Uo0w# Ationto ot Montreal Flying House ABlock or mentally incapable of self tion work on Various bulkHnga tor downtown ra- Tarry Tunes E. Mein, Lowell, 7 00PM ffi . Spwttcontor — Sporttcontor 3:30 l^Superfriendt ^ care. The legislation I have cos- Lassie vliaiizatlon In accordance with bidding documents • 00PM ffi - McDonald t US Synchroniiod Swimming CHompiontHipt 7:30PM ffi — inside the POA Tour 745 ® Weafhar ® Uliot, Yoga and You Phono 897-4401 ponsored would allow the same loam 323 9:00PM ffi - igtS Swimwoor Spoctoculor from HoMywood. CA • OOPM ffi - Auto Racmg BS: IHRA Drag Rodng - Moteaaft •.-00 Inspector Gadgnf Welcome to Pooh Comer , tax treatment for all care provid- 10:00PM ffi - 1915 500CC Motocrott Worid Chompionthip •:90PM O (D CD 30 — Mafor League Ba^: Detroit at Chicago Scoaby Doo ers. II OOPM 9. Sporttcontor White Sox Veried Programs Sealed bida will ba addraaaad to Mr. Ray Quada, fr00fM 4*0 12:00AM ffi - NR t Orootott Momontt ® — Jrofossional Bowlers Association . $135,000 Austin Opon I (3 f c (j i * o f J ® o n m i e jD Dukos of Haxsord from Austin, TX UH/ •oMil^alflWiEASMEOEL^LLw^ — PKA FuM Contact Koroto: Fight TBO from Donvor, CO Donald Duck Presents The strongest winds ever measured at the earth's surface—1® mph— Lowell City Manager, and will ba received at City 10-00fM © . MofM Uagu. BaMball: Oiinf. CuW al SOT MM. 17 He-Man A Masters/ LEGAL NOTICE 2 30AM ffi . SportKOtrtOf ersa struck Mount Washington on April 12,1934. Hall, 309 Eaat Main Street, Lowall. Michigan 49331. Belle A Sob./ Uttio Prince A 3:30AM — Top Ronk Boxing from Ationtk Gty, NJ »lOOfM© - BIU. FW, TMH, 6 Little House on tho f STATE Of MICHIGAN n 30fM ffi -sp«tKM»« •JO (Q) Pink Panther Cartoons Cbunty of Kent 4^ Flinfsfonos SUNDAY Probate court 11:00AM ffl - Mouio Sp«nW 3 Wild Worid of Animals Bidding documents will be on tile at Lowall City Hall 7/7)/i5 II 30AM 03 — T.nnn Mofoiin. O Ct Happy Days Again JUVENILE DIVISION CD 10 Diff rent Strokes and Grosa and Associates 2120 44th Street, SE, 1:00AM ffl - Ovfdomn TV Fnhing M09. Dumbo's Orcus 6:00 AM — Auto Rocing 65: ARCA Loto Modol Sporttmon Roco from ® 3$ ® 21M I MAM ffl -FWM HJ. TO: DAVE WILSON Grand Rapids, Michigan 49508. PA Today's Spodal In Ttie ftotter Of: Donna and (9 People's Court •:00AM — Sporttcontor 1:00AM ffl - KNML. RTM PGA TM. 9:00 Tk Toe Dough 1985 Dodge Aries SE David COWLEY CD FUntstonos 700 Oub 9:00 AM — ESPN t Spoodwook 1:30AM ffl - SptMMN, ® Joker's WUd Hearing: August 27, 1985, The City ot Lowell reserves the right to accept or re- Varied Programs 9:30AM — Auto Rocing 'IS: Formula Ono British Orond Pri* from 1:00AM ffl - Auf. LOAN, 15 F«mula OM MM Grand Mi fnm ffi Mickey Mouse Oub at 9:00 a.a. Sdvorttono, lnglar>d Sdvorstone, England md) ffl Bon Casey ject any or all bids. Dating 10 30AM O ffi) — POA OoM: British Opon 4:90AM ffi - Australian luios FeotbaM A neglect temporary wardship M'"wWiaa 1 y WM.IJIIIeweaeoVWe> JW . 11 petition has been filed in Mr. Ray Quada THUtSDAY You Can't De That On TV the above natter. A hearing n:00fM O (D - Bowiing 7/35/B5 ID Tom A Jerry on the petition will be City Manager — AN-Amorkon Wrestling Ho Man A Masters/ conducted by the Court on O — Sporttcontor Ptut 9:90AM ffi - NR . Orootost Moments: 1970 Lowell, Michigan i the date and tine stated 12:30PM ffi 10:30AM ffl — Herseshow Jumping: I Love New York Or art dpi ix from Lake Goo Day at a Timo above in Kent County 035,36 (B O - FOA OoM: British Opon 8 Bewitched Juvenile Court, 1501 Cedar 13:30PM 03 - Auto Badng BS: NASCAR O — Major Looguo Bosoboll: Ationto of Now York Mots 500 PA Divoreo Court NE, Grand Rapids, Michigan. 3:30PM ffi - Bawling: Bad HaM of Fame S It is therefore ordered that ffi - Auto Rocing B5 NASCAR Summor SOO PA 3) BaMsayo 3 OOPM fll — Matw Uague BosoboM. St. Louis ot Las Angeies you personally appear before 3:00PM O ffi) - Stroh's Ordo of Sportt ffi ffi Assedatien . $135,000 Austin Open 9:90 O gDSady the Court at the tine and O ® - UH BosoboM: Tooms To Bo Annour from Austin. TX r • (OtSHvw Turkey Television place stated above. $:00H i O 8 CQ Cld) - NiC Sportt Spoaai: CART Michigan SOO * ® — PKA FuM Contoct Karate: U.S. light Middleweight Titio Fight 5*0 ® CX) Bast of Dating This hearing my result in a 8D — Roioi Junior Tonnis Championships 6:30PM ffi « ESPN's Horse Badng Weekly CD 95 Polka Dot Door tenporary or pernanent loss ffi I Lava Lacy 37 LOWELL TOWNSHIP Oi BJyLebo Show 4:00PM O C£) O 33 - cas Sports Sunday 7:00PM ffi - Sportsconier of your rights to the ffi Nawl Animal World O O ffl) - loko Tahoo Tonnis Festival child(ren). 7:30PM — Motor League ffl Mark A Mindy par mo. oogue Botobol; Chicago Cubs at San Francisco DHf rent Strokes ® - ESPN's Spoodwook s $144 * Dated: July 10, 1985 S:30PM ffi % GD Varied NOTICE — Auto Rocing i5: Formula Ono British Orond Pri* from B:00PM ffi 10*0 (O llJ Ol GD *35,000 Pyramid ® 44* Bftnar*' Malrahhin 9:00PM ffi — Top Rank Boxing from Las Vegas, NV O (S) Jim Bokker Air conditioning, cruise control, dual remote mirrors, JOHN P. STEKETEE 7:00PM ffi - Sporttcontor 10:30PM ffi - Mojw Looguo JUDGE OP PROBATE BrOOPM 9 — McDonald't US Synchroniiod Swimming Championships 11:30PM ffi — Sportsconter QL SaMy Jassy laphaal automatic, tinted glass, light package, tape stripe, power 9:00PM - Fourth Annual OM Timors vu1fet miwwf• ^pooni Classic from Washing- 13:00AM ffi « Supw Bouts of the 70's S PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that Everett Wlttenbach, aa ton, DC 99 laadbig laiabaw Make Mo Laugh steering, white side wall tires, AM/FM stereo 11:30PM _ Sporttcontor 1 00AM Q — Compaq Sportt Special ® 21 Mr. lagers' Neighbor Nawl Animal World agent tor Mary Ann and Stephen Wlttenbach, la re- 1:90AM — Inter notionol Formula One I r 30AM© . 19(5 500CC Motocrotf W«M OmmfimM, CD 11 Lave . questing a rezoning ot approximately 20 acres in 1:00AM ffl - ESPN'. SpMd«Mk 1:90AM ffi — NR t Orootott Momontt: Ploybook of tho •O't ffi® Movie I MAM ffl - Wmtlmg TNT 5 Year/50,000 Mile Warranty Section 6 ot Lowell Township from Agricultural-2 to 3:30AM ffi - Sporttcontor CD (MAX) All-Day Movies SM Spor t tc ® t 6D HoortUght Oty 3:30AM ffi — Profossional Bowiort Atsocwtion - $115.000 Tucson Opon # RaskJentisM. The addreaaaa ot the two piecea ot J 00AM ffi — Tonnit Magadne 9) 700 Oub 48 mot., 15,000 mil® per year, use tax extn, 'IBOO cash or trade ^0 VValtom property are 10288 Foraman, SE and 1151 Pamell, WHKDAYS 9:90AM ffl - Play Your Best Tonnit down, first payment • security deposit due at delivery. 7/30/B5—7/34/B5 S Si ® ® P**** Your Lack Uvo at 5:30 SE. This request will ba brought before the — Mazda Speiftlstk O ® Tattlatales 4 00AM © - ESPN't Horse Rocing Weekly O (D CE 1Q Sale el Mie Township Planning Commission at a public hearing 9:00AM ffi . Sportscontw 4 30AM Century ® —Hoi^eshcw Jumping: I Lave New York Orandprix from Lake CD 3£ Today's Spodal to be held on MONDAY Placid, NY Throe's Company CD Fethar Knows Bast 7/33/B5 m u-^CM^. Price Is light W,we^^^^^vwe^- v •• ^prr^o _SO4 iM B#'#rvW y Monday, August 12,1985 5:00AM — Amotour Bowiing Tht Unitad States contributes about two and a quarter Tk Toe Dough *00AM ffi - Sporttcontor times as much to the United Nations budoet as does 8:00 P.M. TaBa vr UENNELOWELL. MICHIGAN 897-920N1 the U.8.S.R. lO^OAMffi - Hot Rod Truck /Tractor Pul CD (19 Wheal af Fortune 10:30AM ffi — PKA FwM Contact Karato 13:90PM ffi — |9BS British Opon OoM Championship from Sandwich, Eng- If You See Kay For further information, please call the Hall at 897- Cell Block H 7600 during regular office hours. 3:30PM ffi . Australian Ruios Foatbai |VoMoy| on July 20 11J0 U5E0C4BS Carol L Walla SOOPM ffi . Profossional Bawfars Association. $115,000 Tucson Opon mmAH-StarBMt a Excellence" wish her 4:30PM O - Lowell Township Clerk Take My Word for If 8ALC HOURS: Mon. * Wed.. SERVICE b PARTS: 7:00PM ffi. Happy 50th •em-tpm; Tuee., Thurt. ft Fri.. Mon. thru Fri., lam • 5pm C35SC38 7:30PM 9 - iSPN S hwido A§C The crawNng fish of Asia lam-Cpm b Closed Seturdayt Wednesday till 7:46pm BrOOPM O ffi) ® ® - * Maaday Night latiksl Tooms To Bo Some people say a knife or nail in your pocket will keep can live for a week out the elves from lifting you up at night. V ^ OT W.« Ao a >-

\ Grand VaUry Ledftr • Wednesday, July 17. IMS • Pafe 16 Ledger Deadline 1985 Wheat Harvest underway Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, July 17, 1965 • Page 17

photos. Cotor photos, be- Alive & Well Introduces "Pockets" To help us meet our dead- cause they don't reproduce as Paul Wilcox crowned 4-H King lines. please take note of the The Lowell based band. ••Alive A Weir* will open their ing regular appearances by w foltowing guides for submitted weii. will be accepted only if "Alive A Weir is embarking on new club, "Pockets" on Thurs- "Alive A Well "Pockets" will Paul Wilcox, 16, of Lowell 16, Casnovia and Denice Brecht- Squire, and Mary Richardson, ber of the Cedar Springs Flying material, including pictures. they are of exceptional qual- a major new step in their twelve day, July 18. "Pockets'* is lo- be open Tuesdays through Sun- and Chariene Cornell. 18, of ing. 17. Rockfoid. Fair Board Director, for final Hoofs 4-H Club, is the daughter AN news copy should be in ity. year career. First as "Stillwater" cated at 2728 Birchcrest. S.E., days featuring live entertainment Cedar Springs have been chosen These six finalists who had placing. of John and Donna Cornell. She the Ledger office by 5 P.M. on The deadline for classified and now as "Alive A Well" the in the Indian Village Mall behind from 9:00 p.m. until 2:00 a.m. 1985 Kent County 4-H Youth been selected from about 20 Wilcox is the son of Gordon has had projects in horse, several Mondays. The material ads (want ads) is Monday at 5 band has worked in nightclubs Pietro's. There will be special happy hour Fair King and Queen. First nm- nominees by a panel of Fair Di- and Marsha Wilcox and is an 8 crafts, clothing, goats, rabbits should be type-written or writ- P.M. Display advertising all over the country, and has es- "Pockets" will be an adult matinees each Friday from 5:00 ner-up honors went to David rectors and 4-H Leaders, met year member of the Wolverines and sheep. ten iegibty. Either way. we ask deadline is also Monday at 5 tablished a strong following in oriented nightclub featuring *til 7:00 p.m. All your favorite Briggs, 16, Grand Rapids and with a group of judges which in- 4-H Gub with projects in dairy, Briggs has been a member of that you provide space be- P.M. the area. Their experience is fi- strictly LIVE entertainment. The beverages will be served includ- Beth Brechting. 18, Rockford. cluded Kathy Pyatt. WXMI TV beef, crops and horse the Kent Capers 4-H Gub for 9 tween the lines to make room The Ledger is open 8 A.M. nally culminating in the realiza- group stressed the fact that ing "Pockets" special non-al- Second mnners-up are Nick Hill, - 17, Roger Allen, Rockford Miss Cornell, a 9 year mem- years with projects in clowning, for possible editing. to 5 P.M. Monday through Fri- tion of a long held dream of own- "Pockets" will not be a video bar coholic drink menu foods, gardening and horse His Wedding stories should be day, dosed Thursday after- ing their own club. Along with or disco. The best Top-40 dance parents are Wendell and Donna ! submitted within six weeks noons. A story can be submit- partner, Steve Wickering, bands will perform there, includ- Briggs after the ceremony ted after hours through the Beth and Denice are the We prefer black and white mail slot in our front door daughters of Dan and Judy Brechting. and are also members of the Kent Capers 4-H Club with projects in clowning, vari- ous crafts, clothing, foods and teen leadership Beth is a 1985 State winner for performing arts Coating food with Hour can ba tf you ute a Hour- and will be attending the Na- filled taK shaker. tional 4-H Congress in Chicago this fall. Hill, the son of Roger and YOUR VALUABLE Mary Hill is a 6 year member of POSSESSIONS NEED the Sparta Livestock 4-H Gub. His major project is dairy canle. The court will be presented at opening ceremonies on Monday Your boat, evening. July 29. al the Lowell ^ home computer, Fairgrounds The fair will ran camera, jewelry, ^ ^antiques, guns, and other Jerry Roth of 4687 Akkn Nash brought the first load of locally grown wheat to the King Milling from July 29 through August 2. ^^prised personal poasesaions Co. last week. Above, Roth and Jim Doyle of the milling company supervise the unloading procee- may not be adequately covered dure. Roth's crop was red wheat, and was reported to have weighed 61 pounds per bushel. It also by your Homeowners policy. Pro- had an excellent moisture count of 12.76. Americans love pete! Accord- tect them with Scheduled Personal In all, the King Milling Company will buy 2.83 million bushels of wheat during this harvest, fil- ing to Nfltiooj/ Wildlife Articles cove rife from Farm Bureau D ling all their silos to capacity. That total includes the 525,000 bushel capacity of their newest silo. magazine, Americans bring Mutual Insurance Company of All of this wheat, and more that will be purchased over the course of the year will be ground into 364,000 live wild animals into Michigan. flour and shipped to commercial bakers and cereal manufacturers. Doyle says that if the weather the country each day. Of these Ivtmre a little Me Johnson holds, he expects the silos to be filled by the end of next week. Kent County 4-H Youth Fair "Royal Court" selected and crowned June 26 at a special meet- 337,000 are ornamental fish 1940 28th St., S.E • Gouda and Edam cheeses look alike, both round, usually with red wax coverings. The ing of the Kent County Youth Fair Board. and 2,000 are exotic birds. FARM BUREAU Grand Rapids. Ml 49508 difference lies in the fact that Edam is made with partially skimmed milk and is lower Pictured above are: David Briggs, Paul Wilcox, Nick Hill, Beth Brechting, Chariene Cornell, De- One-fourth of the birds are (616)241-1609 INSURANCE In calories. nice Brechting dead when they arrive, or die GROUP Alive ft Well before they find an owner.

Council Proceedings thoroughly cleaned up that day. ment, such as approval by all neighbors, insurance, etc., all Carried. i) mandatory just as required of Dr. Durkee for the bike race, as Manager Quada stated that he had received another request OFFIC1AL PROCEEDINGS General Fund $25,350.20 and City Planner prepare an amendment to the City code of IT WAS MOVED by coundlman Thompson that permission be would be required for a block party, a neighborhood picnic, vir- from Mr. Bob Ford who has been working closely with the all of the Major Street Fund 551.19 Ordinances as a -Special Use Permit" section for considera- granted to the Grand Rapids Wheelmen Bicycle Club to con- tually anything that would be held on City streets. He noted the softball teams and the "Y* this year, for permission to con- CITY COUNCIL Local Street Fund 319.49 tion by the City Council, supported by Coundlman Schneider duct a street race on City streets on Saturday. August 24, that Mr. isenhoff had signed the neighborhood letter giving his struct a home-run fence at Recreation Park. The fence would of the Sewer Fund 1,006.65 1985, supported by Coundlman Schneider. permission and endorsing the tournament. There is no way be a wolmanized wood, billboard type, with areas of advertis- CITY OF LOWELL, MICHIGAN Water Fund 32,732.41 Carried. that the City could disallow the tournament now, with that ing for area merchants for a period of three years. The funds Equipment Fund 3,736.43 Carried. criteria having been met. would be used to help with the cost of maintenance. Regular Meeting of Monday. July 1,1985. Federal Revenue Sharing Fund 35.983.24 Dr. David Durkee was also present with a request to allow a Community Development Fund 1,470.00 bicycle race within the City on Saturday. August 24. ^ |Mr. Larry Isenhoff was also present to discuss his concerns The Manager suggested a private meeting between Mr. Manager Quada stated that he had checked with the City At- The Meeting was called to order at 8.00 p.m. by Mayor pro-tem Building and Site Fund 7,039.00 about the Gus Macker Basketball Tournament. July 12, 13 Isenhoff and Scott McNeal and his parents to work something torney, and that it would be aliowabie as long as it did not en- Fooger. The Pledge of Allegiance was given and the Roll Trustand Agency Fund 377,50 He explained that his riding dub, the Grand Rapids Wheelmen and 14. out personally as far as his property was concerned, for this dorse any one product, but the store's name, etc. The work called. Lee Fund 4,218.41 would be sponsoring a'stage race*, which consists of three in- year. Mr. Isenhoff agreed. Manager Quada to arrange a meet- would be done by volunteers, headed by Mr. Ivan Blough. He Look Memorial Fund 54.95 dividual races, the winner determined by the best times for the He stated that he had received a letter from the tournament of- ing. recommended approval. Present: Coundlmen Schneider. Thompson and Fooger three. The first stage will be held August 23, on Grand River fidals stating that should there be any damage to his property, Absent: Councilman Collins and Maatman. Manager Quada headed a discussion on the formal request of Dr. from Ada Township Park, east 5 miles, then turning around he would be reimbursed for any material and labor for repair. The meeting continued with the reopening of the hearing on IT WAS MOVED by Coundlman Schneider that the home-run Mr. Phil Ryskamp of Grand Harbors Gravel Co. to reopen their and reluming to the Park. He stated that that was satisfactory, that he wants basketball the request of Mr. John Ingersdl for a variance from square fence be allowed at Recreation Park, supported by Coundl- IT WAS MOVED by Councilman Schneider that the absences gravel mining operation on Bowes Road. out of his yard, not just for the tournament weekend, but all footage requirements in an R-3 Multiple Residential Zone. man Thompson. of Councilman Collins and Mayor Maatman be excused, both The second stage of the race, called a "criterium", would be seven days a week. He presented the following terms, stating out of town on vacations, supported by Councilman Manager Quada explained that the request has been re- heldonCity Streets, in a four square block area starting on N. that he wanted them accepted by the City, and backed up by Manager Quada stated that the Planning Commission had re- Carried. Thompson. viewed by the Planning Commission, and after a great deal of e Jackson Street, turning west on Avery, to N. Washington, Oty. or if not. that the City not allow the tournament to be viewed the request, and had voted unanimously to stick to the deliberation, they felt that the section on mining inside the City north on N. Washington to King Street, east on King to N. held. ordinance requirements in all zones. He stated that he had The next item to be discussed was the consideration of repay- Carried. was deleted with good reason, and should be left out of the Jackson, and finishing south on N. Jackson to the point of be- had a conversation with Mr. ingersoil after the last Coundl ment of an inter-departmental loan between Lowell Light and Code of Ordinances, and not allowed. Mr. Ryskamp now has ginning. 1. Fendng. In past years people have leaned on the fencing Meeting at which time the request had been tabled, and that Power Co. and Lowell Cable T.V., however, with the absence IT WAS MOVED by Councilman Thompson that the Minutes the option to request formal hearings before Council to consid- and it falls down. Stakes are to be placed every four feet he had informed Mr. Ingersoil of the recommendation by the of two Coundlmembers, Manager Quada suggested tabling of of the June 6 Meeting be approved as written, supported by er the reopening. He requested that barricades be placed on the inside comers around his property, on City property, with a movable fencing Planning Commission. the item until full Coundl could be present. Councilman Schneider. of the named streets from 12:00 Noon until 6:00 P.M. but across his driveway. Mr. Ryskamp was present and read the concessions his com- explained that the streets would not be totally blocked off, traf- Mr. Ingersoil had stated that he would not pursue the request, The Mayor pro-tem tabled the loan repayment item until the Carried. (There was no meeting July 17, due to no quorum.) pany is willing to make in order to allow the reopening.: fic would be allowed to move unimpeded through the outside |) 2. All backboards are to be moved to the side of the streets by if denied, but would buy the larger modular unit at this time, next regular meeting. 1. Hours of operation - 8:00 A M. to 6 P.M. comers. All areas would be manned by monitors who would 10:00 P.M. so that he may have ingress and egress to his thereby meeting the necessary requirements. IT WAS THEN MOVED by Councilman Schneider that the 2. Years of operation -1985 through 1988. with 2 year exten- stop traffic only long enough to allow bikers around the inter- property. They can be replaced in the streets at 9:00 a.m. the Under Coundl Remarks, Coundlman Thompson asked about Bills and Accounts Payable be allowed and warrants issued, sion If necessary. IT WAS MOVED by Coundlman Schneider that the request be section safely. Also, liability insurance will be provided to pro- following morning. a tree being planted in the sidewalk in front of the Roth-Gerst supported by Councilman Thompson. 3. No "on-site" processing. tect the City. Neighbors all around the area have been con- denied, supported by Coundlman Thompson. Funeral Home. Manager Quada stated that he was not aware 4. At the end of the mining period, the property would be re- tacted with no negative answers. He will provide the 'seed 3. Grass seed to be planted by 8:00 A.M. Monday morning fol- of such a planting but would check on it and get back to him. Yes: Coundlmen Thompson. Fonger and Schneider. turned to a usable state. money" to sponsor this year's race. lowing the tournament. Carried. No: None. 5. The property would be donated to the City for park develop- Manager Quada requested an executive session at the dose Absent: Coundlmen Collins and Mayor Maatman. The third stage will also be a street race held on Rockford's 4. Watering, by Macker offldals or someone appointed by Manager Quada then presented the following streets for the of the meeting to discuss a personnel problem. Main street on Sunday, August 25, sponsored by the Chamber 1985 sealcoating program: North Division, from Avery to Grin- Bring their own water BILLS AND ACCOUNTS PAYABLE TOTALS (June 17) He commented that the property is located in the flood plane. of Commerce. «) die; Grindle Dr.. from Jackson to the City Limits: Church, from * There was no Manager's Report. General Fund $37,267.45 and that the value of it lies In the mining materials, it isn't usa- 5. Basketballs are to be kept on the streets. No permission will Main to Sibley; Gee Dr., from Alden Nash to Foreman; and Major Street Fund 295.00 ble for anything else. Bowes Road, from 225 feet west of West Street to the stop Dr. Durkee stated that there will oe approximately 250 riders in be granted to anyone to get them out of his yard. TI WAS MOVED by Coundlman Thompson that the meeting Sewer Fund 1.823.14 total, spread out over five divisions. He also promised that it sign at M-21. The cost, $20,399.06 on a quote by Bekman Co. be adjourned into executive session at 9:18 P.M. Water Fund 3.812.14 Manager Quada stated that Coundl would need to consider would not get as big as the Macker Tournament! Manager Quada asked Mr. Isenhoff for darificatkxi. if he was He recommended approval. Equipment Fund 5,474.37 an amendment to the ordinance to allow gravel mining inside asking that If the terms were not met. that the tournament not Approved: July 15,1985 Building and Site Fund 391.16 the City as a "Spedal Use Permit". IT WAS MOVED by Coundlman Thompson that the quote of Coundlman Thompson asked about crowd control and trash be allowed for this year. Mr. Isenhoff stated yes. that was what James D. Maatman, Ray E. Quada, Current Tax Fund 1.398.45 $20,399.06 by the Bekman Co. for sealcoating of the several pickup. Dr. Durkee explained that bike racing of this type he wanted, no terms, no tournament. Mayor City Clerk Lee Fund 6,551.53 A discussion followed regarding ensuring safe removal, a doesn't usually draw any large crowds. As for the bikers, they named streets be approved, supported by Coundlman Look Memorial Fund 1,519.60 surety bond, dust end noise, and their.control. etc. are usually alone, or may bring perhaps one other person, or Manager Quada explained that the Macker Tournament or Schneider. \ ' • occasionally their family will come to watch. They do not gen- ganization have met all the criteria required to hold the tourna BILLS AND ACCOUNTS PAYABLE TOTALS (July 1) IT WAS MOVED by Coundlman Thompson that the Manager erate much trash, but that he would see to it that the area is • I J ^ V W/VI ({ Grand Valley Ledser - Wednesday. July 17. WW - P«fe 18 Grand Valley Wednesday. July I7V 198S • Raft 19 Grand Valley Ledger Letter Policy... /».

Part-time legislature petition drive The Ledger invites readers double space if possible They The Grand Valley Ledger should be addressed to The retains the right to edit all let- In 1983 a drive to place a part- Until 1969, the State of Michi- was $7.000.. . in 1986 the sal- to express their feelings on topics of general interest in Editor Box 126. 105 N. ters for punctuation, gram time legislature question on the gan operated with a pan-time ary will be $36,520 Broadway. Lowell. Ml 49331. mar, spelling and length buty) letters to the editor ballot failed to meet its goal, but legislature, but a new state con- 2. In 1963-64 expense reim- All letters must be signed by not for content, this time says representative Vic stitution opened the door for a bursements to each legislator Letters should be no longer the author. Krause, we will gather the neces- switch to full-time and when that were $1250 maximum ... in than 600 words and typed sary 304.001 valid signatures by door swung open so did several 1986 that allowance will be a the July 1986 deadline because, others. guaranteed $6,700. HORSE SHOW - Saturday, ESCORTS-1985-1/2-now dows and more. Only 61.000 MWe have two things going for us For example; 3. In 1969-70 the legislative K of C donates to Special Education July 20th, In Pamell. 9:00 Thank You M $129.17 per mo. No miles. This car is in excellent that we didn't before: organiza- I. The 1963-64 salary for a Grand Valley Ledger a m. rain or shine. money down. See us today condition and pneed right. tion and money." pan-time Michigan Legislator Con't. pg. 20 035 lor a great deal. Harold Harold Zelgler Ford, Low- CardofThanka Classified Ad ZMglar Ford, Lowell. 887- en. 887-8431. Opon Satur- Diamonds—th« hardest natural substance found on Earth—gat thair name from tna ATTENTION 8431. Open Saturdey 9 - 4. dey 9-4. We wish to thank everyone Greek term ad a mas, maaning * unconquerable ~ 20 words for $1.50 NEEDLECRAFTERS who, by their presence, FORD TRUCKS COST GMC1881 - CABALLENO- 50 additional words 5i7 $1.75 cards, flowers, and gifts LESS AT HAROLD Air, Stereo, and ready for the •*10 $2.25 made our 50th Anniversary ZE1QLER FORD - Got a road. See it today at Harold 12X18 $2.50 celebration a very memora- 1985-FI 50 for only $159.85 Zelgler Ford, LowoN. 897- 18x20 $2.75 ble occasion. We especially per mo. Nothing Down. In 8431. Open Saturday 9-4. RADIO SHACK Complete Formal 18x24 $3.25 thank our children, Larry Jr & stock for immediate delivery. Alice Biggs, Dave & Eleanor (Dealer Store) Special SIZM made to naroiliamnlrui cetgier- roraFnrrt, ILOW ——* MPALLA -1879 - extra nice mm Talcott, Bruce & Marda Wear Rental order. Available al the eH. 897-8431. Open Satur- family car. Air. Stereo and Curt's Sound GRAND VALLEY Baird, David & Linda Biggs, dey 9-4. ready to go. See it today at WEDDINGS OR Virgil & Connie Biggs and our 221 W. Main Street. Lowell • Phone 897-6666 WANTED - Used player LEDGER. Harold Zelgler Ford, Low 13 grandchildren for all their , eH. 897-8431. Open Satur- piano rolls, top prices paid for OTHER SPECIAL FORD FISO's and F250 a time and effort to make it a 4x2 - Now all at super sav- day 9-4. rolls in good condition. 897- OCCASSIONS lovely occasion. We're Ready to Serve You With... 9261 days, 697-5381 eve- ELEGANT AFC HOME ings and 8.8 A.P.R. Financ- Laurence & Dorotha Biggs TOYOTA - DIESEL PICKUP nings. ask for Roger. PFALLER'S country setting over looking ing available. For approved C35 - Nice truck, reedy for the TF/NC two private lakes. Two pri- credit call today for details, RIVERFRONT vate rooms available. Harold Zelgler Ford. Low- road and priced to sell. See it Stereos, TV's, Computers, VCR's, Thank You $700.00 each. eH. 897-8431. Open Satur- today at Harold Zelgler CLOTHING, Our appreciation to all who C31-38 dey 9-4. Ford, Lowoll. 897-8431. Satellite Systems, Recorded Music, expressed thoughtfulness Business INC. Open Saturday 9-4. and sympathy at the time of FORD FRONT WHEEL TV Antennas, Electronic Parts ^LAAAJUULAJUtJtJLJUtJUtAJt Floyd Yeiter's passing. SSeniceS 103 E. Main St. DRIVE SALE-1985-1/2 Es- RANGER 1983 - Extra Lowell His Family corts, EXP's and Tempos all sharp pickup XL trim and EVERYTHING ELECTRONIC! HAPPY BIRTHDAY P35 Ph. 897-6411 at dose out prices. Save$$$ ready for the road. See us CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS no•ra ffcwa aa •i y-%4naroK k.J A/Leiyie ^ i r rora^ i M-m, jtoda afc a-y for your next used pick- Tony staled, Grand Knight of the Lowell Knights of Columbus Coundl #7719 presents a $200 Any type property anywhere To Our Great Mother, Lowell. 897-8431. Open up and see why no one does dieck to Lowdl Superintendent of Schoob Fritz Esch. Hie money was raised during the annual K NEW HOURS: in Michigan 24 Hours Janet Thompson, on her Saturday 9 - 4. it for less. Harold Zelgler of C Tootsie Roll sale and will be used to hdp fund the Lowdl Spedal Education program. Stencel ANTIQUE MARKET - (The S FOR SALES Hon.. Tuee..« Thur. 9 A.M.-6 P.M.; Wad.« Ffl. 9 A.M.-9 P.M.; Sat 9 A.M.-7 P.M.; Sun.-Ctoaad Call Free 1 800 292 1S50 33rd birthday this Ford, Lowell. 897-8431. said that the Lowdl K of C also donated to Sister Rose Callahan and the Grand Rapids Respite Peoples Choice), Ionia Fair- First National Acceptance Co Thursday, July 18th. BRONCOS - 3 TO CHOOSE Open Saturday 9-4. Center. grounds (on M-66), Sun., FOR SALE - 1971 Honda FROM - All excellent condi- July 21, rain/shine. 8-5 p.m.; From Your 750 Motorcycle, excellent tion and priced right. See us FORD 1984 - EXP'a TWO 200 inside/outside sellers. Loving Children, condition. Must see to ap- today and see why no one TO CHOOSE FROM - Sharp Entry only $1.00; free park- Robert Keith and preciate. $650 or best offer. does it for lees. Harold Little front wheel drive sports ingl 517-485-4409. Teresa Kay Thompson Call 897-5807. {.etgier Cnrtirora , ILoweti •• . AOTo^f - car. Great economy and LAW OFFICE 035 CTFN 8431. Open Saturday 8 - 4. priced to sell. Harold Zelgler Michael J. Tummino, Jr. Ford, LowoN. 897-8431. BAKER EXCAVATING - Judltti L Tummino FOR SALE - 1981 Cutlas HERO-1984-Extra Sharp Open Saturday 9 - 4. Calais, sporty, no rust, AM/ - Stereo, S.E. package, sun GENERAL PRACTICE fields, trenching, grading, FM cassette, air, tilt wheel, 4 roof and priced to sell. See it HONDA ACCORD 1979 - buNdadng, contact John new tires, power steering & today at Harold Zelgler EXTRA SHARPI - Ready for 531-5821. Divorce, uncontested, HelpWsM brakes, $4,500 or best offer. Ford, LoweH. 887-8431. the road - was priced at CTFN with or without children, Call 897-9968 after 7:00 p.m. Open Saturday 9-4. $3995 now only $2,895. See $150.00, plus costs; NCTF it today at Harold Zelgler BLUEBERRIES - Pick your Wills. $35.00; Bank- RIVIERA - 1981 - Air, Ford, Lowell. 897-8431. own, Wards Blueberry Farm. FOR SALE - 1974 Mobile Open Saturday 8-4. THAT'S OUR BUSINESS... ruptcy, $300.00; Work- MECHANIC NEEDED Cruise, tilt, stereo, locks, win- Opening July 20th. Take men's Compensation home, 14 x 65, 2 bedrooms, M57 to Wabasis Lake Road, large deck and shed, comer • aefiv, and Personal Injury, no north 1/2 mile, east 1/2 mile, Tired of working flat rate? lot. Valley Vista Park. Call mean? chmjucey attorney fee if no recov- bring own containers. Open We'll pay hourly! Want flat anytime 897-6332. oe toy ery. Legal consultation 8-8 Monday • Friday, 9-4 rate? We'll go either wayl 034,35 on general matters, ini- Saturday & Sunday. No chil- Our plan and benefits are We are known for our tial appointment free. dren under 12. exceilentl See Denny 14* STAR CRAFT - The English walnut Is a native of Iran, not England. Lowell Office C34,35,36 Hawk. Service Manager • aluminum boat with trailer 897-5931 and 35 hp Mercury out- quality printing ot business Vennen Chrysler Dodge board. Excellent condition. HNWitaw* o LamDerI • Mati • t s vanetIfarlatiy i 830 W. Main Asking $995. Call 897-5807. cards, letterheads and all S PersonalS Phone 887-8281 CTFN types of office stationery. Our FOR SALE - Registered QUALITY PRINTING Quarter Horse, 14 years old, Offset A Letterpreaa. Grand 14 hands, good disposition. ATTORNEY SERVICES BINGO Valley Ledger, 105 N. rates are reasonable and we Asking $800. Call 678-1420 Divorce, from S150 Evwy Friday night, 730 P.M. Broadway, 897-9281. after 5:00 p.m. Lowell VFW Halt, can deliver when time plus costs P35 Bankruptcy S300 East Mam St LoweH REGISTERED NURSE - presents a problem. Call Simple Will S35 Early Bird Bingo at 6:45 P.M. Two positions now open for YARD SALE - First in sev- PUBLIC WELCOME part-time, every other Adoption S125; ^ ^ -- eral years. Friday, July 19, . wngo worwofs weekend, on call for all three incorporation. TFN 10-8 and Saturday, July 20, today. shifts. Please apply at Lowell from S200; 9-2. Lots of clothes, most Medical Care Center, 350 N. Drunk Driving. sizes, books, baby furniture, LEGION Center, Lowell, or call Faire household items, furniture, ' from $250; Tate, Director of Nursing, collectibles, antiques, and Landlord Tenant, OF THE MOOSE 616-897-8473. misc. 6515 Hastings Road, Probate. Workman s Tuesdays THE GRAND C33,34,35 1/2 mile north of Jimmy's Compensation, BINGOl! Grill. Real Estate, and. Early Birds 6:00 P.M. WANTED - Women willing P35 Personal Injury Regular Bingo 7:00 P.M. to work - Call all day by appointment. „ 1320 E.Fulton Wednesday. July 17th, and FOR SALE-1980 Olds To- VALLEY LEDGER Attorney Richard Heath TFN Thursday, July 18th, after ronado, full power, 350 V8, Lowell 897-9480 5:00 p.m. Wednesday and no rust, excellent condition, FOR SALE Thursday. July 24th & 25th Grand Rapids 241-2292 83,000 miles, $500 below 16' HobieCat 105 N. Broadway, Lowell all day. Call 459-6469. current blue book, $5,700 BINGO C35,36 (firm). Call Roger at 897- Catamaran Sailboat. Yellow Hulls, Every Saturday Night 9261 or evenings at 897- Red tramp, white sail with red & gold CARPET CLEANINQ - You 7:00 P.M. HELP WANTED - Part-time 5381. panels. Sailed very little, stored inside . position now open for experi- Phone 897-9261 don't shampoo your dothes, LOWELL MOOSE BINGO NCTF Aluminum trailer & 2 life vests included. why shampoo your carpet? 1320 E. Fulton enced Nurses Aide. Starting hourly rate $3.60. Apply Low- ™^Try dry cleaning. Mention Early Bird Bingo 6 P.M. WEDDING INVITATIONS - 8 $2,900. Call Jay at 897-9261 days or ell Medical Care Center or this ad and save 10%. Call TFN Napkins available at The 897-8520 evenings & weekends. 897-6614. : Call 897-8473. Grand Valley Ledger, 105 N. CTFN C35,36 Broadway, Lowell. 1 and Kentucky "Part-time legis- 3. Remove lifetime benefit, Grand Vafey Udfer - Wednoday, July 17, 198S - Pa* 20 itituents while living mott of the lature is a common sense ap- packages for those not already vested. periodic visits to proach to government," says - Provide same health bene- Part-time legislature continued throughout the year. Can A Concepts* Dick 5. Guarantee that thoae who Chrysler "If H is on the ballot in fits as other stale employees 4. Guarantee return to previ- 1. Legislative sessions will be 3. Expense payments to legis- wish to serve a part-time legisla- 1986 the people in this state wUl portion of the stale general fund ous employment ^ limited to four months beginning lators will be changed from a ture can do so and return to their pass it." budget was $11.3 million . .in - Similar to leave for mili- in January and ending in May. guaranteed $6,700 per year lo a regular job without penalty. Michigan part-time legislature 1984-83 the legislative ypropn- ary service The governor will retain the right $50,000 per diem, payable only 6. Remove lifetime benefit petiboa drive will: abon is $57.5 million. 5. Cut expenses from $6,700 to call special sessions for lim- if they attend that session, that packages for those not already I. Shorten sessions to four (4) 4. Currently Michigan ranks per year to $50 per day in atten- second in the nabon in legislative ited number of days. day In 1984 based on 100% at- Mid-January to Mid-May dance while in session salaries. (Alaska ranks first, but 2. The annual salary for a leg- tendance by all legislators this Most of the stales in the - 15 day "Special Session" Forty-four other states have does not provide any expense islator will be reduced from formula would have saved the United States function with part- provision quality people who serve their reimDursemeni.) $36,520 to $15,000 with the state nearly $200,000. time legislatures, including 2. Reduce salary from stale in a part-time legislature . Here's how things will change total savings to the state amount- 4. It will insure that legislators Texas. Illinois. Florida, Indiana. $36,520 to $15,000 .why not Michigan? with the passage of our proposal. ing to nearly $2.5 million. there to serve their con- Wisconsin. Iowa, Minnesota, «

« .8% Sale On New Trucks Has Left us OV1RSTOCKID With used Trucks. RICES SLASHED/ON THE SPOT FINANCIN

1964 FORD RANGER, XL Pkg., J XLT, auto, IMS FORD FISI , 4x4, auto., 1064 BRONCO II, 4 speed, stereo, cap, x-sharp. Was stereo, J *_tra s^P- Was. power steering, cap, X-tra sharp. stereo. Priced Right, Was $6,296.00. $11,995.1 j. Was $8,796.00 $9,995.00. NOW 16.716.00 NOW...111,516.00 NOW...«7>M6JO. NOW...M,1i6.00

1976 FORD, good old truck, 1964 BRONCO, 4 speed, stereo, 1963 DODGE RAM 50 4 speed, 1963 F150 PICKUP4x4, 4 speed, auto., power steering. Was 11,000 miles. great economy. Was $6,196.00. short box, slide window. $1,195.00. NOW...$6,36.09 NOW...MK.OO

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FORD, Stick, stereo, X-tra 1994 BRONCO II. 4 speed 1999 FORD F150 PICKUP,auto 1962 FORD F100 PICKUP, stick, nice. stereo, X-tra nice. power steering & brakes. short box.

1064 BRONCO 8S909A, auto, 1062 F100 PICKUP, auto, power 1963 FORD F2S0 PICKUP, 4x4, 1962 FORD COURIER, 4 speed, PS, 18,000 miles, X-tra nice. steering, stereo, priced to sell. x-tra nice, priced right. cap, good economy.

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Available GMC, auto, air, stereo, TOYOTA, Diesel, stereo, 5 1962 F150 PICKUP, 4 speed, 1979 FORD, super cab, little Priced to Sell. speed, with cap. X-tra sharp. rough but runs great. Harold Zeigler

HOURS: FORD Monday & Wednesday til 9 897-8431 lues., Thurs. & Fri., 8am-6pm Saturday 9am-4pm LOWELL 642-6167