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Volume 7, Issue 25 Serving Loicell Area ,]$ Readers Since 1893 April 27, 1983 U Macker" plans 10th anniversary tourney

Members of the Macker Ad- ketball Tournament. Next year's said Wednesday that because McNeal said that the Macker visory Council last week re- tournament will not be played on holding the Macker tournament organization considered the park vealed to City Council members the traditional Macker stomping increasingly required more de- area the best relocation site yet plans for the 10th. biggest, and grounds. tailed organization. Macker suggested. It has the advantage last on-the-strcet Macker Bas- Main Macker Scott McNeal members "decided to take it off of being closed to residential the streets." areas and yet not far from M-21 The tournament, which has and Main Street restaurants and jbeen growing each year, last stores. year was 1100 basketball players In addition. McNeal thought iAlain St/wAparticipatin g on three-man an area of the Park could be teams, and this year will be en- adapted to recreate the present larged to 350 teams or ap- tournament atmosphere. Macker proximatley I4(X) players. members have indicated a wil- McNeal said he thought the lingness to invest Macker money iff Mackers could easily drum up in a protion of the park for the 2000-3000 hoopsters for the chance to hold the tournament event, but other members of the there. Macker Advisory Council City plans for the park, how- i balked at the prospects of handl- ever. are still in the incubation ALUMNI BAND FORMING ing a crowd of that si/e. stage, and may never come to McNeal. who thought the term. Whatever the City Council FORMER HANI) MKMBFRS TAKK NOTE: Bob Rice and Mackers could cope with such a decides, the Macker Advisory Roger MacNaughton. band directors at the Lowell Schools, are group, conceded that he was an Council plans to have chosen a looking for musicians to form an Alumni Band for the July 4th optimist. definite site for next year's tour- parade If interested call Rice (897-8959) or MacNaughton (H97- Tournament growth has put an nament before the '83 Macker 8964) after 4PM. Instruments will be located for musicians who no increasing strain on the ability of rolls around, so that participants longer have them. Macker members to provide fa- can be informed and make plans cilites for players and staffing for for next year. ) ATTENTION PARENTS OF NEXT YEAR'S KINDERGAR- games. The present on-the-street • But. since this is the last of the TEN STUDENTS tournament format makes effi- original-style Mackers and the cient organization that much lOth anniversary besides. It your child will begin Kindergarten next fall, the school experi- more difficult McNeal promised that the tour- ence Mitrts N()\N And besides the headaches ney would "finish with a bang". Parent and Child Orientation Nights are as follows- created by success, nine has So far plans for the 10th Next year's Macker will be taken off the streets. Bushnell Elementary April 2b .it 7;(X) I' M. taken its toll on aging Mackers -- Macker include a benefit game, Alto Elementary - April 27 at 7.(KI P M some of whom are m their mid- the proceeds of which will go to thing Lowell has never seen be- And. as usual, the Macker Runciman Elementary - April 2X at 7;(Xi p M twenties, McNeal said that local organizations; a Macker fore." Tournament, to be held July 8- Kindergarten Round I'p Dates lor Testing are though the Mackers enjoyed put- birthday party; and an all-star He declined to give names of 10. will be preceded by the Alto Elementary May 2 between 8:30 and 2:30 P M ting on the tournament, many basketball game, which McNeal players until their appearance crowning of a new Miss Macker Runciman Licmentary - May 3 & 4 between 8:30& 3:15 P.M. members, because of the respon- says will be "really big -- some- can be confirmed. on July 7 f Bushnell Elementary Mas 5 & b between 9:(X) & V15 P M sibihtes of family and job. have We .ire scheduling by appointment only. Please call one ol the less time to devote to an event following numbers if you have questions. that asks more and more ol its Scout Fest '83 this weekend Alto - 868-6111. Bushnell - 8^7-8471: Runcmum 897-4257 sponsors The decision to take the Hundreds of scouts and their gear at 10:30 A M. April 30. skills at campsites and booth dis- PANCAKE BREAKFAST. APRIL 30 Macker tournament -off the leaders will converge on Lowell with a parade through downtown plays located in the Rivenide ( streets did not co« easily. April 29-30 and May I to cele- Lowell. Gerard Perry of Ionia, w School gymnasium f The Lowell Volunteer Fire Department is sponsoring a Pancake McNeal expressed somtf concern brate the lokemo District's Scout scouting leader for 47 years, will Model car racing buffs will Breakfast for Saturday. April 30. from 7 A.M. to I P.M. to be held that a transplanted tournament Fest '83. be the grand marshal. find plenty of excitement from at the VFW Post at 307 E. Main in Lowell. The all-you-can-eat would lose some of its present The district is part of the West According to parade chairman 1:00 to 4:00 P.M in the Runci- breakfast includes pancakes, eggs, sausage, and coffce and will cost flavor. Shore Council and is Dick Conlisk of Lowell, partici- man School gymnasium where adults $3.00 and children under 12 • $1.50. Proceeds from the "Macker has a personality that comprised of most of Ionia and pants will include several the district Pinewood Derby fi- breakfast will be used to purchase additional fire fighting equip- players really get involved in." Montcalm counties and portions hundred scouters from more than nals are to be held. The cham- ment he said. "We have an atmosphere of Kent County. 30 units, the National Guard. pionship event will be followed that's something special, some- Dave Hess of Ionia, chairman Red Flannel Festival queen from by open class competition. SIDEWALK SALES BEGIN THURSDAY thing extra You can't talk about of the event, reports that the ex- Cedar Springs. VFW. basketball The Rat River will be the it; you can't explain it logically." position is geared to demonsrate promoter "Gus Macker". the scene of one-mile canoe races Save big bucks by browsing through Lowell's 2nd Annual Spring And yet. though desiring to re- to the public scouting's many Lowell Fire Department. Ionia beginning at 1:00 P M Finalists Sidewalk Sale on Thursday. Friday, and Saturday. April 28-30. tain Macker flair. McNeal wants varied activities in addition to Free Fair mascot "Biffy". the of- will take to the water at 7:00 Stores participating are That "Special" Place. Pfaller's Riverfront to be able to hand down a man- providing the scouts and their fical Free Fair parade car. the P M Clothing. Dave Clark Plumbing and Heating. Haybarker s Floor ageable Macker tournament for leaders with a memorable scout- Lowell Junior and Senior High The Showboat stage will be Covering. Birchwood Gardens. Lambert Variety. West Apparel. the younger members who will ing experience School bands. Lowell showboat the setting for an evening pro- Anderson's Shoes, and the Blue Crocodile. have to assume greater responsi- Most of the show's activities calliope. Shriners from Grand gram comprised of the gradua- bility in coming years. will take place near the Lowell Rapids. Kent County Sheriff's tion of the Webelos to the Boy OFF THE BLOTTER •McNeal said that, considering Showboat Arena, a short dis- Department, and WZZM-TV Scouts and entertainment, in- the time already invested in tance north of the business dis- weatherman George Lessens. cluding singers from the Lowell Lowell Police responded to five property damage vehicular acci- Macker tournaments and the en- trict near the east bank of the Flat lessens, a native of Lowell, High School Also appearing dents over the past week, they included the following incidents joyment the event bnngs to River will also be on hand in the after- will be Gordon Gould, longtime Floyd Evans of Allegan collided with Stephen Sherwood of Lowell people in Lowell. "It would be A camp set-up and wecoming noon to visit with the scouts and Showboat captain and emcee for at the comer ol Mam and Pleasant Streets Thursday. April 21 worthless to me to say. "no more campfire will inaugurate the public. the big-name entertainment Joanne Drougal of Lowell backed into i car driven by Emery Miller, tournaments'". busy weekend the evening of Throughtout the aflemoon. Showboat shows. also ol Lowell The accident occurred on Hudson Street near Mam For these reasons the Mackers April 29th the Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts Closing the three-day event Saturday. April 16 A Ift year old Juvenile struck and killed a deer are considering relocating in an Everything moves into high will demonstrate their scouting will be interdenominational while westbound on Mam St |ust east ol James St on Wednesday. area under consideration for a church services fin the scouts April 20 park by the Lowell City Council PRECISION & FASHION Appointments not always and the public at the Showboat at Gordon Possehn of Saranac had his vehicle struck by a car driven The proposed park area is south HAIRSTVI.ING - For both needed at Vanity Hair Fash- 8 30 A M . May I by a lh yr old Juvenile attempting to pass the Posschn car on the of Foreman Road and east of Gee men and women. Man's Worid Ions. Open five days Lowell. right The accident occurred on M-21 near Valley Vista l)r Thurs- Drive Hairslyllng. Phone 897-8102. 897-7506. day. April 21 A vehicle driven by Man Beth Onan of Lowell was struck in the rear by a vehicle driven by Mane Scharaswak alsool Lowell The STRAND Wv' The Return of the ONE SHOW EACH accident occured on Mam St near Washington St Saturday eve ning Great Adventure. NIGHT AT 8 P M. Issued appearance tickets this past week to appear at a later date were. Paul Owen II ol Alto lor trespassing on school property Fri. April 29th Michael Owen of I owell lor trespassing on school property, and thru Monday Is Patrick \ anAlsline loi assault and battery oftheiOZl lll\ls Bargain Night Terrance Aspin Ji il vansi. was charged with breaking and en Mon. May 2nd termg ol a private dwelling m Lowell, and arraigned m Mrd District IB Court Aspin was later bound ovei to Circuit Court for trial Taylor and David Taylor Ford of St l.ouis. MO; sister-in- (irand Valley l edger - Wednesday. April 27. 1983 • Page 2 Memorial Services were held law. Mrs Dale V (Dorothy M ) Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday. April 27. 1983 - Tuesday April 2ft at the Chapel Ford Funeral Services were held ol Cascade Christian Chutvh Tuesday at the Roth-Gerst Fun- Letters... 282') Thornapplc River Dr SE. eral Home. Lowell Interment Obituaries Ri's Raymond Gay lord oll'iciut Alton Cemetery, t his letter is in response to a sible for the dogs" safety? ing letter that appeared in the Ledger Does she know the grid that is j. GLEASON - Katherinc M on April 20. It was written by a suffered by the person who hit a • All in One Place at the The ledger's criteria for run- PAiXfETT (HOf-HUS) - KINGIX)M- MyrleE King- Gleason. aged 40. of Fruitport, pet owner who lost a dog that doy that isn't suposed to be run- ning obituary notices is to glean Jean Hoffius Padgett, born Sept dom. aged 84. of Lowell, passed passed away unexpectedly Mon- was hit by a car. ning lose in the first place.' from the (irand Rapids Press 25. MO. died April 19. away April 19. 1983. He is sur- day. April 18. 1983 in Muske- While I would like to offer her Letting your dog run is danger- obituaries that contain de- Presently ol l-t Meyers. Ha. lor- vived by his son. Wayne (Mary gon Surviving are one brother. my sympathy. I can't condone ous to the dog and unfair to the ceased persons or relatives of mcrly of Ada. Ml Survived by Ellen) Kingdom of Tulsa. OK; Harold McGce of Pontiac; her her action. neighbors. the deceased from Lowell. husband. Patrick Padgell of H six grandchildren, and seven grandfather. Mr, Harold Myers Jake would be alive today if Please - If you have another 0 Ada. Saranac and Alto. Should Meyers. Fla.; daughter. Nancy great grandchildren. Fu- of Grandville; her step-father. his ow ner had been more respon- pet try to be more responsible for you know of an obituary that L. Taylor of St. Joseph. ML son. neral Services were held Thurs- Robert R, McGee of Grand Rap- sible What good does it do til him and understanding of others would be of interest to our Leonard M. Hoffius. Jr of day al the Roth-Gerst Funeral ids; two step-brothers. Robert R. place the guilt somewhere other Sincerely readers, but is not listed in the Grand Rapids; brothers. Gerald Home Lowell, with Rev. Wil- McGee Jr, of Alto. Patrick M. than the person who was respon- M.irtha Roskamp Press, please give us a call at DeYoung of Grand Rapids, and liam F. Hurt of the Nazarene McGee of Kentwood, Funeral 897-9261. There is no charge Donald Dc Young of Eaton Rap- Church of Lowell officiating. In- Services were held at the funeral Buick, Ford, Mercury, Dodge, Chrysler, Plymouth and , for obituary notices in the ids; grandchildren. Timothy L. terment Oak wood Cemetery. home Monday. Interment Dodge, Chevy and Ford Trucks! All with immediate Financing!!! Ledger. Hoffius. Jill L. Hoffius. Rob Rosedale Memorial Park, LANDIS - John B Landis. aged 31. of Alto, passed away PURCHASE - Raymond W suddenly Sunday. He is survived Purchase, aged 82. of Lowell, ""Grand by his mother. Katherinc Landis passed away April 24. 1983. He Annual Boy Scout Chicken Bar-B^ue of Lowell; brothers. Willard Jr is survived by his wife. Frieda; of Oklahoma. Robert Lec Landis children. Victor Purchase of Sponsored by Troop 102 Lowell of Six Lakes. Danny Lyn Landis Muskegon. Mrs. Julius (Pearl) of Alto. Tim Landis of . Bienick of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Valley Ledger Saturday, May 21, 1983 and Gordon of Kentucky; sisters. George (Frieda) Bailey. Betty Mrs, Robert (Barbara) Saylor ol Rogers and Mrs, C.Oran (Doris) Lowell. Mrs Andy (Ann) Red- Balcom all of Lowell; brothers. Serving From 11 ;00 AM to 7:00 PM luck of Bonneau. S. Carolina, Burt Purchase of Luther, and (USPS 453-830) and Mrs. Ron (Betty) Jackson of at the Lowell City Parking Lot Ivan Purchase of Ashton; sisters. is published weekly lor S7 50 a year in Kent Grand Rapids; 26 nieces and Mrs, Vione Kintrsburyi Mrs County, SIC 00 a year outS(de the county by the nephews. Funeral Services were Irene Morris and Mrs. Frieda 1 Grand Valley Ledger Publishing Company 105 N /2 CHICKEN M.ts Wednesday al (he Roth-Gerst Hershal all of Florida; 27 grand- Broadway St . Lowell. Michigan 49331 1 Funeral Home. Lowell, with children. 21 greatgrandchildren; /4 CHICKEN ".25 Rev, George L, Coon of Alto and several nieces and nephews. A Spectacular 3-Day Sales Baptist Church officiating. Intcr- Funeral Services were held ROGERK BROWN Event - With on the Spot Finance! Dinners include: coleslaw, potatoe salad, baked beans, meni Woodland Cemetery. Tuesday at the Roth-Gerst Fun- EDITOR & PUBLISHER roll and dnnk eral Home. Lowell. Interment Second-Class Postage Paid at Lowell Michigan FORD - Lois Margaret! Ford, of Oak wood Cemetery. Published Every Wednesday V, Lowell, passed away Saturday. POSTMASTER Send address change to The Take Out Orders Available She was preceded in death by her Grand Valley Ledger. P O Box 128 Lowell, Ml . Saturday & Sunday - April 29. 30 & May 1st! Proceeds to Summer Camp '83 parents. Mr and Mrs Roy E, NIFTY GIFT - Engraved nday 5 to 10 p.m., Saturday 10 a m to 10 p.m.; Sunday Noon until 4pm Ford She is survived by a niece personal stationery. Makes a 49331 Help send i boy to camp! and nephew. Mr and Mrs Erick great Christmas gift! Order I- lEIi/abeth) Rupprecht of now at the Grand Valiey Ledger, 105 N. 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B (irand Vaiicv i^uer • Wednesday. April 27. \m • Page 4 Amunc|sen elected to the Board of Directors of MCHS Franks Grand Valley ledger • Wednenday. April 27. 1983 - Page 5 receives award Coming Events... Catherine M Amundsen of HOMESPUIV Lowell was elected to the Board Notice In the Ledger's teachers and parents to an- age. you are welcome to ol Directors ol Methodist Chil- FRL, MAY 13: The 4th An- 8 P.M. and Dance 8-12? RCMMOCR - Kindergarten dren's Home Society at the Soci- "Coming Events" are free swer any questions you meet with us. For more Infor- nual Lowell FFA Hog Roast every 3rd Saturday of the Round-Up dates for Testing DEVOTIOIVS ety's Annual Meeting held April of charge to any non profit have. mation call 897-5906, will be held at the Alto month, VFW Post 8303, 307 are: May 2 • Atto Elementary. 25 on the Children's Village organization in the Lowell, Elemetary School from 5-8. E. Main St., Lowell, Ml, A campus. . May 3 and 4 Rundman Ada, Atto, and Saranac THUR.. APRIL 28: Lasagne TUC8., MAY 3: Annual Com- Tickets are $3.50 each, Mrs. Amundsen, wife of the Elementary. May 5 and 6 area. We prefer such Dinner at 5:30 - 8 P.M. In- mittee Mother/Daughter by Pauline E. Spray Reverend William Amundsen ol under 5 years free. Available TOPS Ml 372 - Meets each Bushnell Elementary. notices to be kept brief end cluding salad, drinks and Banquet. First United Lowell United Methodist from any FFA member or at Tuesday at 7 P.M. at the Scheduling by appointment to be submitted by mail, dessert. $3.50 Adults, $1.50 Methodist Church 621 E. the door. Congregtional Church in with njihlctiusnc^N shall ho tent w ith my lot Amen Church, has been an active mem- only. Please call one of the but will accept notices by Children under 12. $10 max. Main St. Lowell. Turkey Din- ber of Methodist Children's Lowell Weigh-ins start at following numbers If you ludjie the world, and (he pc»>plc Ready to go. ready to stay. phone at 897-9261. 1 for famiy. Sponsored by Jr. ner/Planned potluck Free- withcquii> (Psalm W: )) Ready my place to fill: Home Society's Speakers' Bu- WED., MAY 18: The Garden 6:30 to 7. new members wel- have questions: reau for the past three years. She High Youth Group at Congre- will offering. Program - Val- Keeping house, washing diap- Ready for service, lowly or Lore Club will be at the Home come. Atto - 868-6111; Bushnell - has travelled extensively to bring TUES. AND THURS.: Free atlonal Church of Lowell. 404 arie Mann - from (Kent Li- ers. ironing clothes, wiping great. of Violet Miller. Co-hostess 897-8471; Rundman - 897- "The MCHS Story" slide presen- Style Wrestling Practice for N. Hudson. brary system) Theme is: runn\ noses these tasks do not Ready to do His will. Hazel Tanner. Program by 9257 fire the imagination Pdoling S.E.L. tation to United Methodist ages 5-14 from 6:30 to 8:30 Bloom where you are Dorothy Randall at 1 P.M. FINALLY - We have lots, exploring the moon, w riting Churches and civic organisa- P.M. in the high school SAT., APRIL 30: lokemo planted. Would like each per- hooks, painting portraits, com- tions throughout areas surround- wrestling room. scratch pads In stock District Scout Fest. Tickets son to bring a pack of seeds SAT., MAY 21: "Fun Day" at posing soul-stirring music these ing (irand Rapids. again. Asstd. weights and Happy Tina Franks are being sold for $3 for en- for a needy country. Reser- St. Mary s School at 322 sound dramatic and mlnguing Methodist Children's Home sizes. 75i @ Lb. (Limit 5 The United States Achieve- THUR., APRIL 28: Bushnell tire family, and $1 individu- vations, Call Carol Zillmer Amity St.. from 12-5 P.M.. Some Christians have errone- Society is a private, nonprofit lbs.) Grand Valley Ledger, Births ment Academy announced today Parent-Teacher Club will ally. 897-8597 by Tues. April 26. Birthday ously thought they were disfa- child welfare organization serv- Catherine M. Amundsen rain or shine. Food. Video 105 N. Broadway. that Tina Marie Franks has been meet at 9:30 A.M. in the Games. Cake Walk. Pony vored by CuhI because they were ing Michigan children ages 3 to possible by a grant from The A son. Timothy Jay was bom foster home care and adoptive named a 1983 United States Na- Bushnell Kiva. The agenda SUN., MAY 1: The-Re-Sing- TUES., MAY 3: The Alton not called by Him to some spe- 12. regardless of race, creed, Kresge Foundation in 1927 for Rides, Space Walk, Dunk APRIL 28: Terese Brown. to Mr. and Mrs. David Hill of placement for infants and older tional Award winner in Art No 1. Bushnell School poli- led" Group will be having a cial work They thought it im- color or gender, through a broad the purchase of land and con- Church Society will hold their Tank, Helium Balloons, APRIL 29: Patty Reagan. Lowell on Friday. April 22. children and treatment foster This award is a prestigious possible to be as spiritually range of family focused services struction of the first buildings cies. No. 2 Millage Elections social meeting at 3:30 at the annual meeting at 7:30 P.M. Games, Prizes, a visit by E.T. ^ Laura Beth Kropf. Randy Baker. Timothy weighed 7 pounds and home care for youngsters mak- honor very few students can ever minded as those whom He had Methodist Children's Home The campus today consists on No. 3 Carnival, May 13. First Congregational Church at the Alton Church. entertainment by Hickory Mike Desser. K.J. Vezino. seven ounces. Grandparents are ing the transition for residential hope to attain In fact, the chosen to serve Him in a drama- Society Programs touch the lives nine cottage units, an Adminis- There will be people repre- ot Lowell. Widowed or di- APRIL 30: Mary Linton. Car- Robert Hill. Carole Hill. Allan treatment to family living. Academy recognizes less than Creek Band, and live broad- tic field ol service. of more than 600 clients each tration Building complete with senting administration. vorced. male or female, any men Roudabush. John Gabrion. and Judy Baird. Great grand-par- Headquarters for the Society 10% of all American high school WED., MAY 11: Lowell cast by station WCUZ. But it isn't the si/e or glamour year through residential treat- medical and dental clinics, a MAY 1: Gordy A. Hill. War- ents.are; Mrs Horace Hill. Mrv is Children's Village located on students. Women's Club luncheon re- ol our tasks that counts most ment lor emotionally disturbed fully equipped elementary ren Johnson. Anne Sharp. Karen Essie Baird and Mr. and Mrs. 65 acres of wooded land in north- Tina Franks, who attends servations must be in by May Being in the center of God's w ill boys and girls; a Day Treatment school and a Children's Chapel Brandt. Carroll Potter. Great-great west Detroit. The Village, built Lowell Senior High School was 1. Held at the Lowell United APRIL 1963-JULY, 1983: - whether it is on a mission field Program which combines special dedicated to children around the Archaeologim have discov- MAY 2: Kevin Johnson. Jay grandmother is Mrs. Ha/el in 1929 in authentic English nominated for this National Methodist Church at 12:30. Steak Dinner - Sizzler $5. T- in Africa or in one's ow n kitchen education for emotionally im- world. HOT LUNCH MENU ered that people wore wool VanAntwerp. Melinda D'Agos- Baird All grandparents are of Tudor style, is a community Award by Ms Robin Prawd/ik. - is what realls matters' paired/learning disabled pre- Call 897-9195. B $6 and Rib Eye $5. From 4- at least 12,000 years ago. tino. especially designed to meet the The Society is presently en- an Art teacher at the school Tina It's true God used Moses. Lowell. school and elementary school WEEK OF MAY 2, 1983 needs of children gaged in a Renovation Campaign will appear in the United States Joshua. Esther, and John the age students, with counseling for Children's Village was made to preserve the historic beauty of Achievement Academy Offical Baptist to perform special as- Benjamin and Jonathan Smith the children and their parents; Village buildings and grounds. Yearbook, published nationally signments tor Him. However. are pleased to announce the arri- MONDAY val of their new baby sister The Academy selects US A A He also used a little Jew inIi house Ravioli or macaroni and cheese, cole slaw or garden winners upon the exclusive rec- maid to point the leprous Sherri Lynn. Shem was bom Lowell women honored ommendation of teachers, peas, trench bread or rolls, choice of fruit or pudding, Naaman to healing, and her April II. 1983. She weighed 7 At an impressive Sunday eve- ell; Ann Mulder. Bailey Dr . of posters w ith each honorce pic- coaches, counselors or other milk. name wasn't even recorded in lbs 5 o/ and is 21 inches long ning service, three local women Ada; and Lila Thaler. 36th St.. tured with a bnel statement ol school sponsors and upon the the accounting ot this miracle The proud parents are Terry E. TUESDAY were honored for their contrib- Lowell. her many gilts to church and Standards of Selection set forth Peeling potatoes ami sweep- and Susan M Smith of Saranac utions of time and talent to The theme wa* "Many Gifts. community. The-event was by the Academy The criteria for Hot dogs or BBQ pork sandwich, salad greens w/dres- ing walks can be glamorous Her grandparents are Mr and church and community The One Spirit" and featured Nancy sponsored by the (irand Rapids selection ate a students sing. buttered corn or beets, chilled fruits, bars or tasks, indeed, it God-appointed Mrs Edwin Smith and Mr and First United Methodist Church. Gnssom Self as keynote United Methodist Metropolitan academic performance, interest and " blessed b\ Him." Mrs Robert Page all from cookies, milk. Saranac Fulton St .Grand Rapids, hosted speaker Mrs Self is one of three Ministry and aptitude, leadership qual- Prayer Dear God. do not WEDNESDAY the April 24th service and recep- General Secretaries ol the Com- ities. responsibility, enthusiasm, allow me to despise the work Great grandparents are Mr tion in which twenty-six area mission on the Status and Role ol PROMOTION — Ii the name motivation to learn and improve, Chicken putties or sliced roasi turkey, mashed potatoes Thou hast given me to do Let me and Mrs Francis Smith of Low- women were recogni/ed Women of the United Methinlist of the game! Advertising citizenship. attitude and do it heartily as unto Thee Bless ell and Mr. and Mrs Herman or rice and gravy steamed vegetables, dinner rolls, or Among them were; Priscilla Church The following reception book matches from the Led- cooperative spirit, dependabil- my efforts as 1 strive to give m\ Page of Saranac and Mrs Peter bread, jello w/whtp or fruit, milk. Lussmyer. Beck with Dr . Low- leatured a Hall of Fame display ger, 105 N. Broadway. ity. andrecommendation Iro m a best service, and make me con- Baker of Kentwood. teacher »>r director THURSDAY Tina is the daughter ol Mr Fruit juice, piz/a w/meat and cheese or hot cheese and Mrs Roy Franks The sandwiches, salad or vegetable, choice of fresh or grandparents are Mr and Mrs MISSIONARY CHURCH FRIENDSHIP COUNTRY CHAPEL canned fruits, milk. Harold Franks ol Grand Rapids 10501 Semewood Ph 897 7185 Ivan Read & MacArlhur FRIDAY Sunday Schoo' 9 45 A M Sunday Services 10 30 A M ATTEND Wwyvp Service 11 00 A M Wednesday Bible Study 7 00 P M Ftshw iches or chicken salad sandw iches, later lotos w/ E weninq Service 6 00 P M BOB ROUSH PASTOR catsup, soup or salad, fruit or jello. milk. Praye' and BitVe Study 7 30 P M Wednesdays 897-7489 GLENN H MARKS Price of lunches to students includes milk. Elemen- foreman Road tary 70c. Middle and Senior High 75c. 897 9110 SERVICES

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In the Saranac ggam e the Ar- Grand Valley ledger - Wednesday, April 27, 1983 - Page 7 LHS girls track standings ned their 1983 record at I-1 by The Arrows spotted the Skins 5 rows blew a 6-3 lead and came The LHS girls track team Paula Doyle. 3rd. Shot put: Lynn 880 run: Liz Desser. 1st; Patti beating G.R. Central 9-3. The runs in the first inning on 3 errors up the losers 9-8. All of the opened iheir 1983 season with a Dowling. Ist 110hurdles: Chris Reagan. 2nd. Arrows have never lost to the but held the Skins scoreless the Saranac runs scored were results dual meet against non-conler- Hildenbrand. 1st 220 run: Cindy Dumas. 3rd Class A. School. Chris Ellison rest of the way. The Red Arrows of Arrow errors. Saranac scored i The Grand Valley ledger's • • • encc Caledonia, losing 19-32. 100 yard dash; Cindy Dumas. (tie). Two-mile run: Tonja Phil- allowed one hit and stmck out picked up 2 mns in the second six runs in the fifth thanks to 6 Scoring for Lowell on 2nd 440 yard run: Li/ Desser. lips. 2nd seven in picking up her first vic- and one each in the fourth and Red Arrow errors. "Those errors Wednesday. April 13 were: 3rd. 330 hurdles Chris Hilden- In Hastings Saturday the Ar- tory of the year. fifth innings. "We hit the ball re- cost us the ball game. Saranac Shot put: Lynn Dowling. Isi brand. Ist 880yard run: Liz Des- rows placed seventh out of 17 It was a tough week for the ally well and never gave up This took full advantage of the mis- place. .VV.V. Discus: Lynn ser. 3rd 220 yard dash: Cindy teams. Those placing for Lowell Red Arrows' Softball team as is a good victory. We arc a going takes and if you do that it helps IXmlinj:. 2nd place. 76"5". Dumas. 1st; Tawnie Knoitnerus. were: they defeated Belding 7-6. but team and this should help our win ball games. We just can't High jump: Paula Doyle. 2nd 3rd. Long jump: Chris Hilden- lost lo Saranac 9-8 and Kenowa confidence." bubbled Bob commit errors and expect to place. 4" 10"; Kalhy Ka/emier. Mile Relay: Winning team brand. Ist. Shuttle hurdle; the Hills 5-3 Rodcnhouse. Chris Ellison win." stated a dejected Bob 3rd place. 4" 10" from Lowell consisted of Chris team of Hildenbrand - Doyle - Kerry Cosgrove's single. threw a no hitter in jumping her Rodcnhouse. Kathleen Beachlcr Long jump; Chris Hilden- Hildenbamd. Paula Doyle. Taw- Dumas - Malone took 3rd place. Chris Ellison s triple and Phyllis record to 2-0. She walked and started the Arrow scoring as she hrand. I si place. 15.10". 100 nie Knoitnerus. and Tonja Phil- 880 medley; a fourth place went Beachler's game winning RBI. struck out 7 batters. Angi Hyzer walked to start the first innings ml huidles; Chris Hildenbrand. lips. to the team of Doyle - Hilden- in the top of the seventh, gave the and Ellison each collected two and came home when Phyllis Isi place. 16.52. 100-yard dash: On Thursday the women's brand - Dumas - Laurie Brandt. Arrows a come from behind vic- hits. banged out a double. In the sec- Cindy Dumas. 3rd place. 14.32. team had its first conference ond Lowell picked up three more 300-mi. hurdles: Chris Hilden- meet, losing to Coopersville 66- Kempker's Arrows get off to 5-0 start nms on hits to Danette Brown. brand. Isi place. 47.81. 57. Doreen Rickert, and Chris Elli- son. Sandwiched between were TV Again, placing for Lowell: The Arrows then traveled to ilSTINC 200-ml. dash: Tawnie With the baseball season just was a five inning cold-shortened walk to Sue Sarriak and Kathleen Knoitnerus. 2nd place. 30.22; High jump: Paula Doyle. 2nd; underway the Lowell baseball game at Belding. The big inning Grand Rapids Central and camc Beachlcr. Lowell scored 4 more Cindy Dumas. 3rd place. 30.81. Cathy Kazemier, 3rd (tie). Shot team has gotten off to a fast 5-0 was the first when the Arrows re- away with a 15-5 win. Lowell put: Lynn Dowling. Ist Kathy times, twice in the third and MAGAZINE The LHS girls track team took record. corded all of their 8 runs on had sixteen hits. Lowry four, Re- fourth. Phyllis Beachler and part in two dual meets and one Rupp. 3rd. 110 hurdles: Chris In the first game of the season, seven walks and two hits. lays, Malone. Vroma, Barber Brown collected two hits apiece. invitational relay over the past Hildenbrand. 1st; Kerry Malone. against Grand Rapids Central. Lowry. all conference catcher getting two. Malone had five Kerry Cosgrove suffered the • Pe

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unwilling object of practi- taped at Hollywood's Down. Christopher 4:30 9 (HBOl Tale of Four 9 (MAX] MOVIE: Letters ground leaders sends 4:30 Mission Impossible CB (MAX) MOVIE: and attitudes of the Mount Everest expedi- THURSDAY cal jokes until black Palace Theatre. Plummer. 1979. Rated Wishes A young girl 'Smokey and tha Bandtt* 11:4 nimi flefleeina g from German Ross Bagtoy 'Amber Waves' Two French middle class are tion. (60 min.) 8 • O PBS Lata Night magic and computer sci- NBA Playoffs 5/5/83 PG wonders If wishes can A trucker and his sidek- pursuit. F.A. Soccsr Tha men whose lives are satirized. Fernando Rey. 9 O Startest Stara 12*0 O Ifi) Nightline " Robert MMchum. ence combine for re- My Little Margie 9 MOVIE: 'Marriage On bring happiness. ick accept a challenge to Ola Seal iRoa d to Wambley • changed forever make a Jean-Pierre Cassel. Salute PBS 9 9!) Streets of San i Scale, Stanley Baker. venge. Clint Howard. 1:45 9 (MAXl MOVIE: T A tha Rocks' A woman 9 Auto Racing 'U: make a round-trip jour- Frandaco 1959. Quartartinals living the old fashioned 1972. Rated PG. CB (HBOl MOVIE: i persuadas her husband NASCAR International Rated R. ilitical liberal's death *00 9 ESPN's ney of 1,800 miles in 28 (9 Hooan'a Heroes 2*0 9 (D CSS News 4:45 CB IMAXJ I Thouoht I way. Dennis Weaver. 4:30 a (HBOl Fraggle Rock 'Victor/Victoria' A fem- to take a tip to Mexico 1240 Q ® Nightline leads to a revealing in- Radng Wkly. Sadana hours. Burt Reynolds. MOVlt: 'Crosscur- momwaicn Was Tallar A Short Kurt Russell. Mare Win- Visit the world of Fra ale entertainer becomes where they Quarrel and 5:00 9 (MAX] MOVIE: S O ® Streets of San vestigation and several 5:15 9 (HBOl Two In a Box Jackie Gleason. Sally rent' Two San Francisco CD Consumer History of Mai Brooks ningham. 1980. Rock underneath a hit by posing as a man a oulckie divorce, O CD Francisco mysterious disappear- The mime team of 'Summer Solstice' Mar- Field. 1977. Rated PG. police detectives are as- hformatton • MOVIE: 'The Ser- basement of an eccentric in drag. Julie Andrews. rank Sinatra. Deborah 9 O PRS Late Night ances. Yves Montand. Ir- Sheilds and Yarnell per- r. ried for more than half a signed to a perilous geant Was A Lady' An inventor. James Gamer, Robert 9 MOVIE: The Petri- form. Kerr. Dean Martin. 1965. century, a couple returns E: 'Shampoo' A error at the War Depart- 9 ESPN's Sports- Preston. 1982. Rated O Hogan'a Heroes ene Papas. Jean-Louis search aboard a cable fied Forest' A sensitive MOVIE: 'Attackl' This 5:30 9 ESPN's Sportsforum ESPN SportaCenter to the shore where they hairdresser, with a num- WEDNESDAY ment assigns a male mis- Woman PG. S Trintignant. 1969. Rated car for the killer of a writer wanders into a ser- powerful war film deals 6:00 CD (HBOl Alice in ESPN Special: Top first met. Henry Fonda. ber of mistresses. Is sile technictan to a WAC 5:00 O (HBOl Video Jukebox 9 (MAXl MOVIE: PG. S young man. Robert vice station In Arizona 5/4/83 with corrupt and co- Wonderland This classic Rank Boxing Winter Myrna Loy. 1981. shattered when the base on a remote Pacific NCAA Instruct ional •Sunday in New York' A 240 9 CD CBS Hooks. Jeremy Slate. and becomes involved wardly Army officers dur- story is performed by the Highlights 5:30 CD (HBOl MOVIE: women find out about MORNING Island. Martin West. Ve- girl arrives at her broth- Nioiiiwaicn Robert Wagner. 1971. with romance and a gang ing World War II. Jack Children's Theatre of 11:30 CD (HBOl Consumer •Abeence of Melice' An each other and decide to netia Stevenson. Bill Wil- 5:15 Vic's Vacant Lot er's New York apartment O C3D) HumaHu n Dimen- 9 (MAX] MOVIE: of killers. Humphrey Bo- 5:30 O This Weak In tha Palance. Eddie Albert. Minneapolis. Reports Products that overzealous reporter leave him. Warren liams. 1962. (HBOl MOVIE: and must weigh her stan- 'Hardcore' A man dis- gart, Leslie Howard. NBA Lee Marvin. 1956. 9 (MAX) Wood Plum you can buy every day harasses a man sus,- Beatty. Goldie Hawn, Ju- 9 ESPN SportsCenter 'MeatbaHa' An irreverent dard of morality against Bachelor Father covers that his runaway Bette Davis. 1936. 6:00 CB (MAX) Making of 9 (MAXl MOVIE: 6:30 ffl Sports Probe are examined. pected of committing a lie Christie. 1975. 11:00 SB ESPN's Sports- head counselor be- her brother's lifestyle. Sports Update ( daughter is involved In Bachelor Father 'Raidars of tha Lost Ark' 'Goodbye, EmmenueHe' 1 7:00 ffl MOVIE: 'Finger Man' crime. Paul Newman, 9 Inside the USFL Woman friends a summer-camp Cliff Robertson. Jane 2:15 9 MOVIE: 'Rve Miles to AFTERNOON pornographic films. ESPN SportaCenter 6:30 O (HBOl Vidao Jukabox Emmanuelle and her I A hijacker, turned in- Sally Field, Melinda Dil- © Prime News 11:30 0 NBA BaaketbaH: misfit. Bill Murray. Chris Fonda. Rod Taylor. 1964. Midnight' An unstable George C. Scott. Peter Sporta Update 3) USA Prasants husband play the field American, believed killed former. helps Internal 12:00 9 '7 MOVIE: 'Foxfire' lon. Rated PG. © The Tomorrow i 1983 Conference Semi- Makepeace. Kate Lynch. Boyle, Season Hubley. 2:30 9 Life of RNey 7:00 (9 (HBOl Fraggla Rock NBA Playoffs until a stranger makes it Revenue men trap the A socialite's husband's People final Playoff Game 1979. Rated PG. • Spy in an accident, tries to EVENING 1978 Rated R. © Croaaflre Visit the world of Fraggle a whole new ballgame. force his estranged wife leader of an illicit whiskey continued search for 6:30 9 <& Twilight Zone Burnt & Allen 3:00 9 700 Chib AFTERNOON 5:45 9 NCAA Instruct ional I MOVIE!: 'Gold' Miners Rock underneath the Q Ari a a Sr Sylvia Kristel. 1980. to collect his insurance. syndicate. Frank Love- gold almost wrecks their 6:00 OGDOdDOCDO © Top Renk Boxing U.S. Professional I INN News OVfTwS are trapped underground basement of an eccentric Rated R. Sophia Loren. Anthony |oy. Forrest Tucker, Peg- marriage. Jane Russell, CD 9$ CB 9$ News from Atlantic City, NJ S 12:00 0 02 MOVIE: Dead by a flood from a broken Billiards Tournament Top Rank Boxing inventor. EVENING ~ 9 Bums 8 Allen Perkins. Gig Young. gi}ie Castle. 1919565 . Jeff Chandler. Dan Dur- ® Little House on 9 Against The Odds S Run* A secret agent dam while financiers S Newsnight from Atlantic City. NJ CB (MAXl I Can 9 World Championship 1963. 7:30 (9 (HBOl HBOi Maoaizini e a 1955. the Prairie 6:45 CD SS Wasn't That A hunts killers who have 6:00 a(D0®0CE)0 scheme to control the CD O CD McCioud Prime Newa S) MOVIE: 'Prida of tha Tennis Final: Champion- 2:30 9 (HBOl MOVIE: CD (MAX) MOVIE: I (HBOl MOVIE: ® Studio See Time: Tha Weavers 8 stolen strategic defense (9 G) IS News gold market. Roger 8 Man From Taos.' Sporta Probe Bluagrass' A race horse, ship Match from Dallas, 'Victor/Victoria' A fem- 'Chandler' A private in- 'Pursuit of D.B. Cooper* & Varied Programa 9*0 o ($ O (E) Simon A S plans. Peter Lawford, Little House on Moore, Susannah York. 8 McCioud finds himself 9 Tom Cottle Up Cloae his owner, and a race TX ale entertainer becomes vestigator's head is dan- A thief parachutes over 9 Andy Griffith Simon A psychic hires Countess Ira Fursten- the Prairie Ray Milland. 1974. the target of a killer. (R) 3:45 9 (HBOl Going For horse trainer tell a 9 Newsnight a hit by posing as a man gerously turned by a big- Oregon with $200,000 9 (MAX] MOVIE: 'The Rick to help her track a berg. George Geret. Studio See 9 Auto Racing '83: (90 minj Laugha Comedians Paul story. Uoyd Bri( in drag. Julie Andrews, * time mobster's girl with an insurance detec- Angry Hills' A reporter's murderer. (60 min.) (R) 1969. _i Varied Programs NASCAR international 12:30 O d) O CB MOVIE: O CD 9 (9 Late Night Reiser. Arsenio Hall and Vera Miles. Arthur 'The Kid from Left Field' James Garner. Robert friend Warren Gates, tive in pursuit. Rated PG. knowledge ol under- O ® CB 93) Too Close CB (MAXl MOVIE: 'Z' A CB Andy Griffith Sedans with David Letterman Barry Sobel perform. Shields 1954 A bat boy passes his Preston. 1982. Rated Leslie Caron. 1971. U) (MAX] MOVIE: 'Dr. ground leaders sends for Comfort A construc- O (MAX] MOVIE: ® Prime News x 9 93 Nightline 9 MOVIE: 'Blondie'a 7:30 CB (HBOl MOVIE: >litical liberal's death Rated PG. Zhivago' A young cou- him fleeing from German tion crew tries to convert 60 The Tomorrow lather's game strategy PG Jack Benny Show Reward* Dagwood Is de- 'MeatbaHs' An irreverent Eads to a revealing in- 'Amber Waves' Two 6:00 CB 'HBOl MOVIE: ple's fate is determined pursuit. Robert Mitchum, the attic into an apart- People on to the San Diego 9 Life of RUey MOVIE:'The Caaaan- moted to office boy be- head counselor be- vestigation and several men whose lives are 'Absence of Malice' An by the tides of the Rus- Gia Scale, Stanley Baker. ment for Henry's mother- S changed forever make a 8:30 9 3) O (C Square Padres, launching them © ESPN SportsCenter dra Crossing' A passen- cause the North side friends a summer-camp mysterious disappear- overzealous reporter sian Revolution. Omar 1959 in-law. living the old fashioned Pegs Patty represents onto a winning streak. ® Crossfire ger on board a trans- proropertp y he went out to misfit. Bill Murray. Chris ances. Yves Montand. Ir- harasses a man sus- Sharif, Julie Christie, 9 JSA Cartoon Ex- O QD CD 99 Gimme A Weemawee on a local Gary Coleman. Ed 3:00 ffl 700 Club buropean express train buyi Iturn s out to be on the Makepeace. Kate Lynch. ene Papas. Jean-Louis way. Dennis Weaver. pected of committing a Geraldine Chaplin. 1965. press Break Grandma takes quiz show. (R) McMahon, Tab Hunter. 9 INN News Is discovered to have the SouthskJe. Penny Single- 1979 Rated PG Trintignant. 1969. Rated Kurt Russell. Mare Win- crime. Paul Newman, Rated PG. 9 Tic Tac Dough over the house after Nell 9 The Third Eye 1979. ® Prime News 3ue virus. Sophia ton. Arthur Lake. Larry CB (MAXl Happy Prince PG ningham. 1980. Sally Field. Melinda Dil- © F.A. Soccer The 9:00 O (!) O (C MOVIE: O d) SD (9 Late Night 3:30 ffl Tom Cottle Up Close 9 MOVIE: 'Into the ts sick. n. Richard Harris, Simms. 1948. 8:00 CB (MAX] MOVIE: 9 MOVIE: 'I Cover the 9 USA Cartoon Ex- lon. Rated PG. Road to Wembley - I ® Good Neighbors 'Shadow Riders' This with David Letterman © PKA Full Contact Blue' A stowaway on a S Ava Gardner. 1977. 9 (MAX] MOVIE: 'Sunday in New York' A Waterfront* A reporter press ffl ESPN SportsCenter Quarterfinals 9 700 Club film looks at life in Texas CB 01 Nightline Karate from Atlantic luxurious yacht falls in Moneyline Update 'Smokey and the Bandlf girl arrives at her broth- becomes involved in a ffl Tic Tac Dough ® Matt 6i Jenny © Performer's Show- during the period imme- 9 Jack Benny Show CHy. NJ 6:30 ffl MOVIE: 'Legion of love with the owner's 12:45 9 I (HBO(HBOll PhiliPh p Mar- A trucker and his sidek- er s New York apartment smuggling racket and ffi Play Your Best GoH 6:30 O (I) O CD CBS News caae diately following the Civil 9 MOVIE:'Billion Dollar 3:45 9 (MAXl MOVIE:'Julia' the Doomed' An Ameri- daughter. Michael Wild- lowe, Privete Eye The ick accept a challenge to and must weigh her stan- several killings. Ben 9 Kids Writes O 3D CB O ABC News 9:30 O dD 9 93 Amanda's War. Tom Selleck. Sam Brain' A secret agent is The friendship of two can in the French Foreign ing. Constance Cum- Pendl." Marlowe con- make a round-trip jour- dard of morality against Lyon. Claudette Colbert. 6:30 O (DO CD CBS News O CE) ID (9 NBC News O GD 9 99 Cheers Di- ordered to spy for the women becomes an in- Legion gets mixed up mings. 1951. fronts syndicate hit men ney of 1.800 miles in 28 her brothers lifestyle. 1933 O ® CD (It ABC News Elliott. . 9 ® Camping ane becomes the British Military Intellig- ternational incident dur- with intrigue. Bill Wil- ® MOVIE: 'Savage while guarding a gangs- hours. Burt Reynolds. Cliff Robertson. Jane MOVIE: 'Hot Line' OCEO 10 NBC News 1982 © Gomer Pyle romantic object ol a ence and pretend to take ing the second World liams. Dawn Richard. Season' An unusual ter marked for death. Jackie Gleason, Sally Fonda. Rod Taytor. 1964 (HBOl Standing CD ® Building With the O 3D CB O Battle of 9 MOVIE: 'Finger Man' would-be priest. (R) 8 the Network Stars orders from an American War. Jane Fonda. Va- Kurt Krueger. 1958. chase across the desert 1*0 9 Major Leegue Field. 1977. Rated PG. ESPN SportsCenter Room Only: Willie Sun A hijacker, turned in- 9 ® Hitch Hikers general. Michael Caine. nessa Redgrave, Jason 9:00 9 MOVIE: Storm ends with the winner re- Baseball: SL Louis at 4*0 9 NHL Stanley Cup MOVIE: 'Track tha Nelson and Family Willie Gomer Pyle O CE) CE) O Facts of former, helps Internal Guide/Galaxy S Francoise Dorleac. 1967. Robards. 1977. Rated Centef* A librarian re- ceiving a treasure of rare San Diego Playoffa Man Down' Scotland performs with a band MOVIE: 'Pride of the Ufa Blair and Jo dis- Revenue men trap the 9 (HBOl MOVIE: 'Soup 9 Moneyline Update PG. fuses to remove a con- platinum. Ron Harper. 9 I Married Joan 9 MOVIE: 'A Southern Yard is called in when a made up of family and Bluegrass' A race horse, cover that they both dis- leader of an illicit whiskey for One' A newswriter 1:00 9 Sports Look 440 9 NBA Playoffs troversial book at the Diane Mcbain, Victor © People Now With Bill Yankee' A St. Louis be- dog racetrack is held up friends. his owner, and a race like graduation but syndicate. Frank Love- begins an obsessive pur- 9 I Married Joan ffl MOVIE: 'Hold That request of a politically Buono. 1970. Tuah llhop. on the trail of a and murder is commit- 1:00 Ci MOVIE: 'Clash by horse trainer tell a realize they are leaving joy, Forrest Tucker, Peg- suit of his 'dream girl* af- Qi People Now With Bill Una' The Bowery Boys ambitious man. Bette 1:00 9 MOVIE: 'Harper 1:30 o CD ID 99 NBC News dangerous Confederate ted. Kent Taylor. Renee Night' A lonely woman story. Uoyd Eastland for the last time. gie Castle. 1956. ter researching a series Tush are up to their necks in Davis, Brian Keith. Kim Valley PTA' A woman is Overnight spy. is sidetracked by Houston. Petula Clark marries a fishing boat Vera Miles. Art!nu r I mih) fcD Laveme and Shirley on the singles life. Marcia c 1:30 O 3) CD O NBC News mystery and comedy. Hunter. 1956. termed an unfit mother 9 93 News love. Red Skelton, Arlene 1957 skipper for security but Shields. 19 4. S ® Non-Fiction ffl What Will They Strassman, Saul Rubi- Televiaion Special Overnight The Bowery Boys. Leo CB (MAX] MOVIE: by the puritannical PTA 9 My Little Margie Dahl, Brian Donlevy. *00 O (HBOl HBO Rock: falls in love with his best 9 Laverr j and Shiriey Think? nek, Gerrit Graham. Children of Darkness.' CB O News Gorcey. 1952. 'Summer Solstice' Mar- but she gets even by ex- © Inside the USFl 1948. Shenna Easton in friend. Barbara Stan- «© Fishin' Hole 7:00 O (X) Lie Detector Rated R. Tonight's program pro- 9 (HDOl HBH O Rock: 9 Freeman Reports ried for more than half a posing her adversaries' 1:45 9 (HBOl MCVIE: 9 Freeman Reporta Concert Sheena per- wyck. Paul Douglas. ® What WUI They O ® Entertainment files several se-.erely Shenna Easton in 4:30 ffl Ross Bagley century, a couple returns hypocrisies. Barbara ® Handmade in 'Absence of Malice' An 4:30 ffl Ross Bagley forms her big hits video- Robert Ryan. 1952. Think? Tonight emotionally disturbed Concert Sheena per- 4:45 I (HBOl Video Jukebox to the shore where they Eden. Nannette Fabray, America overzealous reporter 4:45 9 (HBOl MOVIE: 'Soup taped at Hollywoods 2:00 O (HBOl Two in a Box 740 O CD Lie Detector O ® Jeffersons forms her big hits video- Mission Impossible first met. Henry Fonda. Susan Swift. 1978. 10:00 O CD O (D Tucker's harasses a man sus- for One' A newswriter Palace Theatre. The mime team of O ® Entertainment children and a look at OCE® Bamey Miller their institutional care. Myrna Loy, 1981. 1:30 6D World Championship Witch pected of committing a begins an obsessive pur- O MOVIE: 'tt Happened Sheilds and Yarnell per- Te . O CD Joker's Wild © ESPN's Horse Tennis Finsl: Champion- O ® IB 93 20/20 crime. Paul Newman, suit of his 'dream girl' af- One Night' A runaway form. Jeffersons 60 min.) CD 99 WKRP in Racing Wkly. ship Match from Dallas, O 9D I Love Lucy Sally Field, Melinda Dil- ter researching a series heiress meets a newspa- 9 World Championship Bamey Miller 700 Club Cincinnati 9:30 ffl ESPN's Sports- TX O CE) CD 99 Hill Street lon. Rated PG. on the singles life. Marcia perman on a bus who Tennis Final: Semifinals Mery Stuart THE CD ® CB @ Business O CD Joker's Wild Woman 2:00 CD (HBOl Philip Mar- Blues Washington and CD (MAXl MOVIE: 'The Strassman, Saul Rubi- shields her from her fath- from Dallas, TX © 09 WKRP in 9:30 ® PKA Full Contact Report 10:00 C9 (HBOl MOVIE: Going lowe, Private Eye The an accomplice set up a Angry Hills' A reporter's nek. Gerrit Graham. er's agents in order to 2:30 CD (HBOl MOVIE: Cincinnati Karate from Atlantic CB ® Family Feud OMBINATION Ape!' Three orangutans Pencil." Marlowe con- drug buy and Capt. Fur- knowledge of under- Rated R. get a scoop Claudette 'Continental Divide' A City. NJ CB Carol Burnett O ® CS £$ Business c complicate the hie of Ironts syndicate hit men illo and Joyce try to work 1040 O (X) 9 30 Ouincy Colbert. Clark Gable. political reporter is sent Report 526 E. Main St., Lowell • 897-6111 O) Radio 1990 Ouincy tries to determine their guardian. Tony while guarding a gangs- out problems concerning Walter Connolly. 1934. into the wild country to CB O Family Feud © ESPN's Sportsforum if a crty councilman s son Danza. Jessica Walker, ter marked lor death. Frank Jr. (60 min.) ® This Week In the interview a reclusive lady CB (HBOl HBO Rock: ® Moneyline Danny Devito 1981. 3:00 CD (HBOl Twenty-Five 9 ® World War I NBA ornithologist. John Belu- Shenna Easton in is guilty of murder. (60 m Kids Writes Rated PG Years of Jerry Lee-A CD (MAXl MOVIE: 9:30 ® ESPN's Sportsforum shi. Blair Brown. 1981. Concert Sheena per- min.) 7:30 O CD Tic Tac Dough NOW OPEN: CD (MAXl MOVIE: Celebration Johnny 'Hanover Street' An 10:00 O (HBOl MOVIE: Rated PG forms her big hits video- 9 ® Mysteryl We. the O ® Match Game 'Hanover Street' An Cash. Dottie West and American bomber pilot •Victor/Victoria' A fem- 0 (MAXl Screening taped at Hollywood's Accused.' Paul finds O (17) I Love Lucy happiness with Myra. (60 American bomber pilot other country stars join and a married nurse ale entertainer becomes Room Palace Theatre. O 6 i M'A'S'H must choose between 3.-00 0 (MAXl Happy Prince min.) (Closed Captioned] Uve Bait • Tackle and a mamed nurse Jerry Lee Lewis lor this a hit by posing as a man O (X) Muppet Show desire and honor. Harri- 3:30 (MAX] I Can must choose between concert celebration. in drag. Julie Andrews. 9 Atlanta at 9 0 MOVIE: 'Soldier . . ^ Grand River CD 99 Entertainment son Ford. Lesley-Anne 4:00 (MAXl MOVIE: The desire and honor Harri- 3:30 CD (MAXl Wood Plum James Garner, Robert 9 Montreal of Fortune' A gun runner Tonight Down, Christopher Discreet Charm of the * T«*l. Company son Ford, Lesley-Anne 4:00 CB (HBOl HBO Msgazine Preston 1982 Rated 9 Radio 1990 attempts to rescue an Licenses O 3$ CB ^ MacNeil- Plummer. 1979. Rated Bourgeoisie, The morals PG. 9 ESPN's Horae American news photog- Lehrer Report PG Racing WWy rapher imprisoned in THURSDAY'S MOVIIS CB ill PM Magazine 9 Freeman Reports WIDNItDAY't MOVIIS China Clark Gable. Su- SPECIAL CD (HBOl Consumer © Greeks Part 4: Minds s_ Yo u Cant Do That on san Hayward. Michael Reports Products that of Men TV Rennie 1953 THURSDAY you can buy every day WEDNESDAY Cummings Deluxe 10:15 9 8 MOVIE: 'The Ox- 7:30 Gf) Tic Tec Dough 9 TBS Evening M 5/5/63 are examined. 5/4/13 Bow Inddenf A mob, m &) Match Game 9 (MAXl MOVIE:' 9 Major League search of a killer, tracks !_ _ ® I Love Lucy The friendship of two 7:00AM ffi — 'Finger Man' Baseball: Houston at down and executes three 7:00AM 9 — 'Pride of the Biuegrasa' women becomes an in- Atlanta O ® M'A'S'H SMELT 7:30AM CD (MAX] — Chandler' innocent men. Henry 7:30AM CB (HBOl — -Meafeals' (D Muppet Show ternational incident dur- 9 NHL Stanley Cup rSH t* mi m H ant B:00AM o (HBOl — Absence of Malice' Fonda, Dana Andrews. 1:00AM G (MAX] - Sunday in New York' i(| tnienainmem ing the second World Playoffs Anthony Quinn. 1943 Tonight War. Jane Fonda. Va- 8:30AM © — 'Legion of the Doomed' © Jeffersons 8:30AM ® — 'Track the Man Down* NET 10:30 O © INN News 9 & MacNeil-Lehrer nessa Redgrave. Jason •10 © ESPN SportsCenter O 35 Michigan 9:00AM (D — 'Storm Center* tOOAM O — 'It Happened One Night' Report Robards. 1977. Rated 9 Crossfire CD [MAX] — 'Summer Solstice' Outdoors 1040AM O (HBOl — 'Victor/Victoria' 9 9 PM Megazine PG © Black Beauty I TBS Evening News CB (MAX] — 'Amber Wav*s Sports Look Freemen Reporta 10:00AM O (HBOl — 'Going Apel' 6:00 O CD O (X) Magnum, MISL Soccer Jeffersons (HBOl MOVIE: 'A CB (MAX] — Hanover Street' P.I. s 9 — 'The Sergeant Waa A Lady1 COMING SOON: Championship Series ESPN SportsCenter «Little Set' A swinging O ® G 9S Ripley's 9 Star Time 12:00PM O ®-'Dead Run' I • Complete Locksmith Service © — 'Marriage On the Rocks' Crossfire newtywed finds it hard to Believe It Or Nod To- 12:00PM O ® — Foxfire' ffl News By DANIEL M MARVIN O (MAXl — T Black Beauty give up women. Tim * Gasoline and Diesel Service night s program features 10:45 © Performer's Show- (9 (HBO] — 'Pursuit of D.B. Cooper' ffl — 'I Cover the Waterfront' 8.40 1 d) O GD Zorro end Matheson. Kate Cap- a look at Hollywood oddi- case Son Zorro and Comman- shaw. Edward Herrm- * Archery and Trapping Supplies CB (MAXl - 'Dr. Zhivago' ties. a visit to the city of bender name Cliburn ® - Hot Line' 11:00 O CD O (X) O GD ID ACROSS dante Pico take on The ann 1982 Rated R Mecca and a bizarre San » ® (3 News 1 ActOf Byrnes result 15 Small bud 34 Time zone 1:00PM • 24 Hour. 7 Days a Week Service ® — 'Into the Blue' 17 Female mits O — "Clash by Nighf Bucher of Barcelona 10:30 9 ® INN News Quentin Pnson explo- I M'A'S'H 4 PftesT s fOt)« 45 Quantity ® — Savage Season' sheep 36 Scottish no 2:30PM O (HBOl — Continentai DivWe' ® 9 (9 Fal Guy NBA Playoffs SKjn. (60 mm.) 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Shirley MacLame, Crty. Burt Lancaster. Su- 19 Arch«f o» negative 25 Receive 46 Jan artist arranged an afternoon Hous« Richard Attenborough. 27 German Herb* (HBOl — 'Victor/Victoria' © (HBO] — 'Gomg Apel' san Sarandon. Kate 55 A Beatty tryst with an old flame, a 9 women Welch James Booth 1968 Re»d 1981. Rated R 21 Ad Of Ayres 56 Spanish gold arncie 47 MASH Star [MAXl - 'Sunday in Hew Yotk' Now Thru April 30th CD (MAX] - Smokey and the Bandrt' 49 Repose lather who must coax his 9 ESPN SportaCentor O 3: 9 19 Fame A 9 ESPN SportsCenter 22 He s Roscoe 57 Yearning 26 Follower — -Gold' daughter out of the bath- 9 Sporta Tonlghl ® — 'Shampoo' black ballet dancer feels P Cortrane 56 Church o« sutfn 51 Actor Marvin © Sports Tonight 52 Crude metal room to attend her own 1140 9 £ O (D Hart to Hart 9:30PM O (HBOl -'Soup tor One' that her instructor is pre- 24 - Lrte to 59 The - 00(3 30 Limb fcOOPM 8 ® O ® - -Shedow Riders' 11:30 9 (I) 9 CD Ouincy 32 Actress Faye 53 I m A Big wedding Water Matthau. 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Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, April 27. 1983 • Page 21 Grand Valley ledger - Wednesday. April 27. 1983 • Page 20 hingo committee, also dinner certificates al Deer Run. Our Masonic lodges of Lowell and Clarksvllle join meeting drawings were won by Television weatherman guest celebrity at scout show Jack Condon and Red Shepard RUNCIMAN-RIVERSIDE Television meteorologist and 1980 and serves as a weekend and then went on to Penn. State PBS Network. FLAT RIVER for 50-50. Julie Condon. Mys- Berkley Lodge. No. 536. and a Fhe Masonic UxJges of maintained by the Masonic- former Eagle Scout, George Les- metcorolgist and science editor University where he received a lessens is a professional PTO tery Gilt and Graig Fonger won candidate for Grand Marshall of The Runciman • Riverside Clarksville and Lowell met to- Fraternity. Treatment is often sens will be this year's special for Eyewitness News. B.S. in Meteorology in March. member of the American the kids drawing. the Grand Lodge of Michig? A*, 1 PTO meeting wil be held in SNOWMOBILE CLUB gether. with thtir wives, last Fri- provided at little or no cost to the guest celebrity April 30th at the His interest in weather began 1980. Meteorological Society, the Na- The spccial drawing for the af- was present, to congratulate the Room 115 of the Runciman day night to celcbrate their con- patients or their families. lokemo District's Scout Fest "83 al an early age when Ihe Palm He has worked for the Na- tional Weather Association, and ghan. donated by Jennie Steven- Lodges on their consolidation. solidation into one lodge. The Thomas Cross. Past Master of Boy Scout Show at Lowell. Sunday tornados struck West tional Weather Service and the the American Eagle Scout As- Building al 7 P.M, on May 3. son. was won by Ed Marshall. A celebration started with a swiss Lessens will appear in the Michigan in 1965. National Earth Satellite Service sociation. He resides in Corn- This meeting is our annual elec- special Hi to our out of town tion meeting. Come and help us steak dinner prepared by the Scout Fest parade al 10:30 A.M. Lessens received his Eagle in Washington, D.C. He began stock Park with his wife. Sherry. friends and members. Adrian Flat River Snomobile Club held inside, because of the wea- ladies of Cyclamen Chapter. in downtown Lowell and will Scout Award from Troop 102. his career in television on "A.M. elect next years officers. We and Mary Jane DcLoof. Hope to Campfire News held (heir regular meeting April ther. but the sixteen kiddies that Order of the Eastern Star, and meet scouts and exposition visi- Uiwell. in 1971. graduated from Weather", a nationally broadcast Printed Napkins, Matches welcome al parents to this meet- see you soon. (Thanks for the 17 with a Potluck dinner. showed up had a good time, with served by the young ladies of the tors in the afternoon in the River- Grand Rapids Junior College. weather program show on the ing. Babysitting is provided free. wood). 897.9261 There were no new records set lots of treats, the large inflatable Job's Daughters Chapter. At the annual Lowell Area groups panicipated in the pot- side School gymnasium where Remember clean-up day at the this past winter. However for the bunny was won by Mike Minier, Masonic Charity was high- Camp Fire Dad-Daughter Din- luck dinner, where the theme the scouts will have booths set up Club House Saturday at 10:00 most miles rode on a machine and the big egg by Kacey lighted by the speaker. Brother ner. held April 11 at Runciman was "Let the glow of Camp Fire to demonstrate their scouting A M April 23. this year, goes to Phil and Fonger. package of candy chic- Carl H. Windover. 33 Degree. School, special recognition was warm you." Heather Palmer, di- skills. Publicity Chairman Dorothy Anible with about 500 ken by Shawn Bradford. Joe De- Past Master of Malta Lodge in given to Dolores Dey. 152 girls, rector of Camp Keewano, ll'.y A native of Lowell, Lessens Nancy Scheck miles up North. Haan won $1.00. Grand Rapids. He reminded the fathers, and group leaders were Council's resident camp nea* joined the WZZM-TV staff in First to ride was Deb Scheck. Thanks to Sue Bradford and Masons and their Ladies that present to share in this expres- Hesperia, showed slides of camp Grand Rapids in November of George lessens Nov. 1982. at 6:45 A M., we Jennie Stevenson Chairman and A5»V Masons spend more money for sion of thanks and the presenta- life. call lhal dedication, stick with it Co-Chairman. for the kids Easter charitable purpose than any other tion of a pendant in appreciation At the recent Keewano Coun- you snowmobilers: Second came Party, and all of the bunny hel- organization. He also noted that of her fifteen years of service to cil Annual Meeting in March Ed Marshall, our slate MSA.. pers. 80% of the money is used for the Lowell Area Camp Fire as Spe- awards were presented to two Lowell Township LAST DAY OF Rep .al 10:00 A M All conten- Gift certificates of apprecia- benefit of non-Masons. Some of cial Funds Chairman. Each year Lowell women. Betty Coons re- ders please put your name in to tion were presented to Betty the largest Bum Centers and during this time Mrs. Dey pro- ceived the national Ernest your publicity chairman Fugitt and Red Shepard for their A young oyster ii called Hospitals for the treatment of vided a "depot" for the products Thompson Selon award for her Our Easier Egg Hunt had to be crippled children are built and NOTICE long and faithful work on the • set. offered in the Keewano Council 39 years as Lowell Area coordi- annual sales and kept the neces- nator. and Pat Sturgis was given sary records. the pin for ten years of service C ~ Synopsis of minutes from Regular Meeting - 18 REGISTRATION Council Proceedings Nine Lowell Area Camp Fire a leader. April, 1983,

Call to order at 8 P.M.; 5 Board Members present; OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS A discussion followed on the length of time granted to other in- In the Service seven others. of the dustries in the City. CITY COUNCIL Air Force Capt. Robert A Hol- cruit Training Command Or- Minutes of 21 March and 4 April, 1983 approved as of the IT WAS THEN MOVED by Councilman Christiansen that the comb, son of Herb A. and Bei- lando, Fla. read. CITY OF LOWELL. MICHIGAN Certificate of Exemption be granted to Metric Mfg. under the lyann Holcomb of 527 Avery During the eight-week train- St.. Lowell. Mich., hasbeendc- ing cycle, trainees studied gen- Regular meeting of Monday, April 4.1983. requirments of P A. 198-1974 for a period of six years, sup- corated with the second award of eral military subjects designed OLD BUSINESS: Zoning problems and building offi- ported by Councilman Schneider. the Meritorious Service Medal al prepare them for furt & cial discussed. The Meeting was called to order at 8 00 P M. by Mayor Dean RAF Alconbury. England. academic and on-the-job training SCHOOL Collins The Pledge of Allegiance was given and Roll called. Carried The Meritorious Service in one of Ihe Navy's 85 basic oc- Medal is awarded specifically cupational fields. NEW BUSINESS: Alto Fire Department reported on for outstanding non-combat Included in their studies were need for a new tanker; approved motion to have Wil- Present. Councilmen Christiansen. Maatman, Schneider and Council next discussed the setting of a date for a public hear- meritorious achievement or ser- seamanship, close order drill. liam Eggleston spray fence rows on township's Collins ing on the proposed Bicycle Licensing Ordinance. vice to the United Stales. Naval history and first aid. Holcomb. with the 10th Tacti- three cemeteries; also approved purchasing a load Absent: Councilman Fonger ELECTION cal Reconnaisance Wing, is a Navy Seaman Recruit John L. of black dirt for Roth & Coons Cemetery. Councilman Christiansen stated that he was firmly against the 1967 graduate of Adrian Col- Osbom, son of Vem F. and Lan IT WAS MOVED by Councilman Maatman that the absence of licensing, that he feels it is ridiculous to tell people that they lege. Mich. Dunmire of of 11652 Grand His wife, Mary, is the daugh- River Ave., Lowell. Mich., I( Adjournment at 10:10 P.M. Councilman Fonger be excused, supported by Councilman can't ride their bikes in the City unless they have a license. He ter of Carl Munroe of 317 High completed recruit training at the ' Carol L. Wells Schneider also stated that people should be allowed to come in on their St., Lowell Naval Training Center, with the Lowell Township Clerk own for the bike registration program, done as a public ser- Navy Recruit Training Com Navy Machinist's Mate ist 897-7600 Carried vice. That way lost or stolen bikes turning up at the Police De- mand Orlando. Fla. Class David W. Troyer. son of •••• C26 NOTICE OF LAST DAY OF partment can be matched with their owners. Jerry J and Sarah M Troyer of Navy Seaman Recmil Tami J IT WAS MOVED by Councilman Maatman that the Minutes ol 10300 Downes Road. Lowell, Davis, daughter of Joseph 1 the March 21 Meeting be approved as written, supported by A lengthy discussion followed on bikes being held at the Police Mich., recently panicipated in Davis Jr of 19 Morrison Lake REGISTRATION OF THE exercise "Team Spirit 83." Gardens. Saranac. Mich., has Councilman Schneider Department whose owners can t be identified The present or- He is a crewmember aboard completed recmil training at the dinance requires that bikes be kept at least 90 days, before the Frigate USS Hepburn, Naval Training Center, with the Grattan Township Carried sale. However, most bikes are not claimed, and end up being homeponed in San Diego. Navy Recruit Training Com,. ELECTORS OF Team Spriit 83 was a one- stored all year until an annual auction is held mand Orlando. Ha. month. joint/combined training ***• IT WAS THEN MOVED by Councilman Christiansen that the exercise involving military Marine Lance Cpl. James K NOTICE LOWELL AREA SCHOOLS Bills and Accounts Payable be allowed and warrants issued, Councilman Christiansen suggested amending the ordinance forces of ihe United Slates and Racine, son of Susan Racine ol PLANNING COMMISSION SPECIAL USE MEETING the Republic of Korea. More supported by Councilman Schneider so that unclaimed bikes can be sold after ten days. If not regis- 4950 Knapp NE. Ada Mich . lhan 34 U.S. Seventh Fleet ships recently participated in exercise tered put a price on it and sell it. KENT AND IONIA COUNTIES, and 188.000 U.S and Republic "Team Spirit 83" in the Republic Notice is hereby given that on Wednesday, May 4, Yes Councilmen Christiansen. Maatman. Schneider and Col- of Korea military personnel were of Korea 1983 at 8:00 P.M. at the Grattan Township Hall in lins involved m the exercise. He is a member of Combat Manager Ouada was directed to check on the present ordi- Grattan, Ml the Grattan Township Planning Com- He participated in various Service Support Detachment 33 MICHIGAN No None nance and report back at the next regular meeting. mission will hold a Public Hearing to consider the exercises culminating with a (CSSD-33) on Okinawa. , Absent Councilman Fonger major amphibious assault CSSD-33 provided comtan following: Manager Ouada then introduced Ron Robach and Tony Hall service support for the Marine BILLS AND ACCOUNTS PAYABLE TOTALS Navy Seaman Recruit Brian J Air Ground Team wiih the exer- who are requesting permission to hold a Rodeo during the SPECIAL USE REQUEST Baker, son of Gerald P and Ma: cise General Fund 325.486.23 Summer on city owned property at the South end ol Recre- jorie A. Baker of 8635 Vincent. The exercise culminated with Sewer Fund 922.05 ation Park They have already gotten approval Irom the 4-H Alto. Mich . has completed re- a simulated major amphibious Mrs. Beverly Morris. 54 Linda St. Cedar Springs, Ml Water Fund 844.62 cruit training al the Naval Train- assault Board so that there is no conflict in dates The arena would be 49319. Request to operate a dog kennel on property MAY 16,1983 ing Center, with the Navy Re- Equipment Fund 7.942.27 a six-inch deep soft arena and would be removed after the located at 13380 Belding Road. Belding, Ml 48809. Current Tax Collections 29.702 44 rodeo If the project goes over well, long range plans would be Parcel Number: 41-12-14-200-013 & 41-12-14-200- to make it a permanent annual event The men are members 009. Mayor Collins then opened the Public Hearing on a request by of the Kent County Sheriff s Posse and have conducted PUBLIC HEARING Mr Charles Thomas, owner ol Metric Mlg lor a tax reduction rrodeos before Other events would be planned around the E.J. Faasen is requesting permanent use of Grattan I TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT: under P A 198 lor an addition to his building Please Take Notice that the Annual School Election o( the School District will be held on Monday, June 13.1983 rodeo such as. a parade, dance, etc The 4-H Board is plan- Raceway for spectator Motorcycle racing and other ning to relocate their hard arena in conjunction with the sew- NOTICE road racing activities. Parcel Number: 41-12-09-100- Mr Thomas was present and stated that his business will dou- age treatment plant expansion and location of the lagoons. 002. | THE LAST DAY ON WHICH PERSONS MAY REGISTER WITH THE APPRO-I The Lowell City Council will hold a public hearing at ble due to new production accounts, and he needs the addi- The temporary arena would then be located next to it on the PRIATE CITY OR TOWNSHIP CLERKS, IN ORDER TO BE ELIGIBLE TO tional space now It will also mean the hiring of 15 additional 8:00 P.M. May 2,1983 and May 16,1983 for the pur- south Council concurred to grant permission Public comments regarding the Special Uses will be employees prase of hearing comments on the proposed 1983-84 VOTE AT THE ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION CALLED TO BE HELD ON received by the Planning Commission at the public Lowell City Budget. There was no Citizen Input hearing. Written comments may be delivered at the MONDAY, JUNE 13,1983, IS MONDAY, MAY 16,1983. PERSONS REGIS- Councilman Christiansen asked what amount ol levied taxes public hearing or may be submitted prior to the pub- [TERING AFTER 5:00 O'CLOCK, P.M., ON MONDAY, MAY 16, 1983, ARE| are being exempted now and what percentage ol the City s Interested persons may submit the comments in Under the Managers Report. Manager Ouada stated that lic hearing to: writing prior to the dates cited above or may appear tax roll it represented Manager Ouada replied that the exemp- Junior Ayres and his son-in-law Tom Hazel will build a party NOT ELIGIBLE TO VOTE AT THE ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION. ted portion under PA 198 is S25 587. a total ol 4 5% ol the tax and give oral comments at the hearings. and pizza store on West Main Street across from the new George Poulias, Secretary roll Persons planning to register with the respective city or township clerks must ascertain the days and hours on| apartment complex near the branch bank Grattan Township Planning Commission Copies of the budget are available for Inspection at which the clerks' offices are open for registration. 11790 Seven MlleRd. NE the Lowell City Hall or the Lowell Library. Councilman Christiansen stated that a precedent had been Under council Remarcks. Council discussed dog complaints Lowell. Ml 49331 set m the past lew years to limit the exemptions to only six This Notice is given by order of the Board of Education and a fire that occurred at Honey Creek Christian Home earlier Geroge Poulias, Sec. years He stated that he leels it is an unfair burden placed on in the day Ray Ouada Grattan Township Planning Commission Linda Beers cities by the Slate to grant industry tax rebates when no such City Clerk C26 Secretary. Board of Education incentive is granted to small business or property owners to IT WAS MOVED by Councilman Christiansen to adjourn at C26 '' help them out with lower taxes 9 04 P M (Irand Valley ledger • Wednesday, April 27. 1983 - Page 22 Aardema guest speaker for Young Authors Grand Valley ledger • Wednesday, April 27, 1983 • Page 23 Engogement Told Students at the Runciman. Alto, and Bushnell Klemenlary Schools were treated Wednesday lo the story-telling magic of Vema Aardema. author of 14 FI published children's books Mrs Aardema led a gym- nasmm-full of K-.S youngsters through Ihe motions of lapping up slew, tying up uncooperative animals, and forming rain clouds uPermlTi Business tS BANK REPOSSESSED HMD SThmkYouS while al the same time spinning | ATTORNEY SERVICES; NO DOWN PAYMENT her imaginative lales. Divorce, from $100 I INSERVICE DIRECTOR - Mrs Aardema. who appears 8 Services |ust pay aales tax WOMEN I plus costs; Must be an R.N. 4 days per frequently in school assemblies & transfer fee OF THE MOOSE I Bankruptcy S300: week. If interested, call Jane during April and May. said lhal Grand Rapids The Alto Lions club would Will be having a Bingo Bagby. R.N., Director of all of her stories require audience WOODY'S Simple Will S35 Mobile Homes like to thank everyone who starting at 2 P.M on Sun- Nurses. Ionia Manor. 616- participation, a feature which RAINBOW VACUUM Adoption S125; 5727 S. Division had a part in making the ben- helps to eliminate fidgeting and day. 1st. 2nd. 4th. and 5th 527-0080. Verna Aardema CLEANER SALES I Incorporation , Grsnd Rsplds, Ml efit dinner for Bruce Krauss adds to the story's interest in the Sundays of the monlh. AND SERVICE •••• in the house -- but I wasn't." from $200; | Eaatof 131 and Aimee Thaler the huge eyes of young readers Closed 3rd Sunday of When she was 11 years old she 897-7585 Expresswsy, WANTED TO BUY - Good sue ess we hoped it would be. The author of children's books each month Drunk Driving, Kenneth Wittenhach & Kimberly Oosterhouse showed her mother a poem she Aardema encouraged audience participation - Ihe children Also service and parts for used furniture Phone 897- claims lhal she became a writer 1/4 Mile South of Everyone was just won- had written which her teacher above are making rain clouds. C46-47 sll others ' from $250; i 6654 or 517-328-6511 Res. On Aug 19. Kimberly Sue (ierald and Joan Wiltenbach of "by default." 54th St. derful. Lowell The bnde-io-be is a had given an A. Thereafter her pAug11-52wks Landlord Tenant. Oosterhouse and Kenneth "it was Ihe only thing I seemed was part of Young Author's of instructor Jan Gillespie's 534-4886 TF The Alto Lions Club. graduate of Thornapple Kellogg mother did not object so loudly MM aa** Reuben Wittenhach uill join to be good for." she said As one Week, a time set aside especially speech class appeared before stu- Probate. Workman's Open Mon. Thru Fri. P26 High School and is attending when the young author spent her their lives in marriage Parents of of the eldest of nine children to introduce young people to the dents in the three elementary FREEDOM FENCE - Chain WANTED — Used player time daydreaming in the coun- JACKPOT BINGO Compensation. 9 to 9 the couple are Herm and Belly Calvin College Her fiance growing up in New Era. Mich.. schools to dramali/e stories Link. Split Rail, Stockade. tryside rather than tending lo joys of reading and creative writ- Real Estate, and I Saturday 9 to 7 piano rolls, top prices paid for Oosterhouse of Caledonia, and graduated from Lowell High The week closed with elemeii-% Mrs. Aardema said lhal she ing. Board on Board Farm rolls in good condition. 897- ATTENTION business. Ivary Friday mghl. 7 30 Personal Injury Sunday 12 to 7 School. "should have been a good helper Earlier in the week teachers lary students sharing with their "I guess my mother though the p m Lowell VFW Hall Fences Call 534-5308-532- 9261 days. 897-5381 eve- NEEDLECRAFTERS peers stories which they had by appointment. I swamp was a good place for a dressed up as characters in chil- East Mom Si Lowell forly 9002. nings, ask for Roger. Stretcher Bara For Sale dren's books, and Ihe following written and submitted as part ol Bird Bingo al 6 4S p m I Attorney Richard Heath' writer lo hatch." Mrs. Aardema TFapril 27 CHARGING ADMISSION? TF/NC 5x7 $1.25 day student followed suit. the Kent Intermediate School Public welcome said. Lowell 897-9480 Roll Tickets, single or doa- •••» High school students got into District Young Authors Compe- 8x10 $1.75 Her appearance at Ihe school YOUR LOCAL WATKINS - ble, SMorted colon. Grsnd Legal Notices the ad Thursday when members tition. c20il Grand Rapids 241-22921 SELLING YOUR CAR OR 12x16 $2.00 Dealer for Lowell & surround- VsDey Ledger, 897-9261. TRUCK? - We pay cash for 18x24 $3.00 STATE OF MICHIGAN STATE OF MICHIGAN STATE OF MICHIGAN ing areas. John & Lucille good used vehicles! Ph. 897- Special Slzaamadato IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Erickson, 517 Avery St., FOR THE OPEN HOUSE LEGION OF THE MOOSE T-SHIRTS 7712. Ask for Don order. Avallabla at tha FOR THE FOR THE Lowell, Ml 49331. Phone Tuesdays Cap* - Myton Jackats TF GRAND VALLEY COUNTY OF KENT COUNTY OF MONTCALM COUNTY OF KENT 897-8541. Vanilla (also white Cutlom impfmlaO Iff yoo' LEDGER. ORDER OF PUBLICATION ORDER OF PUBLICATION ORDER FOR PUBLICA- Family and friends will be BINGO rlob buvnass cgani/aico vanilla). Extracts. Gourmet t Case No: 83-49214-DM CARL JONES. PUintiff, vs TION holding an open house in honor WANTED TO RENT-Small Extracts, Pepper. Gourmet ff For Sale 8 SANTOS RODRIGUEZ. PAMELA SUE JONES. De- AND TO APPEAR of Carl and Lucille Bussema. of Early birds 6 30 PM family looking for 3 bedroom Plaintiff, vs. CARMEN ROD- fendant, At a session of said AND ANSWER 1855 McPherson Rd.. Lowell, Regular Bingo 7 30 Seasonings. Kitchen Sea- country home in Eastern FOR RENT - 5 room down- RIGUEZ. Defendant. At a ses- Court held in the Circuit Cour- File No: 83-48876-DM who are celebrating their fiftieth PM sonings. Gourmet Coffee Pfaller's Riverfront Kent or Western Ionia sion of said Court held in the stairs Apartment for rent; Ga- trooms in the City of Ionia. DEBRA J. RAPHAEL, Plain- wedding anniversary this year. Upstairs over Moose Flavoring. Cinnamon. Salad Clothing, Inc. County. Excellent refer- Circuit Courtrooms in the Hall rage; no pets; references; County of Montcalm. State of tiff. vs. CARL L. RAPHAEL. The open house will be held Dressing Mixes. Sauces & 103 E. Main 897-6411 ences. Phone anytime 517- of Justice. City of Grand Rap- 897-7515. Corn is the biggest farm Michigan, on this 30 day of Defendant., At a session of Saturday. May 7. from 12-3 Mscl. Dessert Mixes. Soup 637-4286 ids, Kent County, State of crop in the United States. March. 1983. said Court held in Ihe Hall of p.m.. at Ihe Fallasburg Park Bases. Punch and Beverage C26 Michigan, on this 29 day of Jochpol aaaa Present: HONORABLE Justice. City of Grand Rapids. Pavilion. All friends and rtla- Concentrate. Vitamins. March. 1983. JAMES E. BANKS Circuit Michigan on this 15 dav of lives are cordially invited lo at- FISHING BOAT - 3 swivel Present; HONORABLE BINGO Health Aids, Personal and Judge. March. 1983. tend. seals, 20 horse power motor. GEORGE R COOK Circuit Hair Care. Women's Fragr- In This cause an action was Present; The Honorable Everf Sot Nile 7pm 15 ft Boat, motor and trailer, Judge. \ GEORGE V. BOUCHER Cir- ances. Men's Toiletries. filed on the ISth day of March. Upsia>t\ ol $1,100 676-9511. In This cause an action was 1983. by Carl Jones. Plaintiff, cuit Court Judge Household Cleaning and Carl and Lucille Bussema C26H filed on the 10th day of March. against Pamela Sue Jones. De- On the 2lsl day of January. LOWELL MOOSE HALL Laundering and Pest Control 1983. by Santos Rodrique/, fendant, for an absolute di- 1983. an action for divorce was - also monthly "Specials". through his Attorney David A. vorce from the bonds of mat- filed by Ihe above-named Eody B'»d Binqo 6pm Just call - as we have prod- Neff. against Carmen Rod- rimony. Plaintiff against you the above- ucts on hand. TOP DOLLAR riguez. Defendant, for an abso- IT IS ORDERED that the named Defendant, in the Cir- ctf paid for used lute divorce from the bonds of Defendant. Pamela Sue Jones, cuit Court for Ihe County of matrimony. answer to take such action as Kent CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS cars & trucks. START NOW - Local IT IS ORDERED that the may be permitted by law on or IT IS HEREBY ORDERED & REAL ESTATE LOANS Harold Zeigler Ford Defendant. Carmen Rod- Amway Distributor offers n before the Ist day of June. that you, the Defendant, Any tyj)e property anywhere 897-843t. riguez. answer to take such ac- opportunity for good earn- 1983 whose last known address was m Michigan ?4 Hour: Call T.F. tion as may be permitted by law 211 Bamett NE. (irand Rap- ings. You pick the hours. Failure to comply with this Free 1 800 29? 1550 Firsl on or before the 7 day of June. Order will result in a default ids. MI 49503 shall aaswer or We assist. Phone 459- National Accent Co 1983. judgment against the Defen- take such other action as may 0709. Failure to comply with this dant for the relief demanded in be permitted by law on or be- P26-33 Order will result in a default the Complaint filed in this fore Ihe 16th day of June. 1983. • ••• judgment against the Defen- ALL Court. FAILURE to comply with INEXPENSIVE HOME RE- OsmCbrk dant for the relief demanded in this Order shall result in a judg- 1983 HOMES James E. Banks MEDIES 33 IN ALL - For list the Complaint filed in this Circuit Judge ment by default against you. LAW OFFICE AT SPECIAL of ailments, send stamped, Court. Entered. the Defendant, for relief as set MichaelJ Tummmo.Jr DISCOUNT PRICES plumbing t. Hurme. CO George R. Cook. self-addressed envelope & Attest; A True Copy forth in the Complaint filed in GENERAL PRACTICE Stock & Special Or- Circuit Judge this cause. 25c handling, or complete list 309 E. Main St., Lowell, Mi. • 897-7534 C22-23-24-25 dered Entered. (ieorge V. Boucher ailments and remedies Divorce, uncontested, with Over 50 Homes on Dis- Countersigned. Circuit Court Judge send $3 00 to - Cuthberlson. play and examined by: ST*T£ or MICHIGAN Entered. 240 N Burgess. West or without children, Sandra Czewski The Probite Court for the 7 Doublewides County of Kent Countersigned. Branch, Ml 40661. $150 00. plus costs. Wills, Deputy County Clerk JUVENlLt DIVISION and examined by: $35.00; Bankruptcy. 3 bedroom 14" wide 3-PIECE C26 Attest; A True Copy $10,995.00 Notice Is hereby qWen thit a Dorothy DeWitt. • ••• S300 00. Workmen s Com- C22-23-24-25 heirlnq alii be held in the Deputy County Clerk LAYAWAY Juvenile Court in the City of LASAGNA DINNER - pensation and Personal In- Grind PlpldS. Hlchioin in the Attest; A True Copy your Th« Cou'! for •utter of. on the dite md Thursday April 28 5:30 • 8 jury. no attorney fee if no re- tine md on petition by C23-24-25-26 BATHROOM SET Cojnt/ 0' •«'! 50% OFF 1984 HOME JimMLE OIVISIOS petitioner sho«n belo* P M Including salad, drinks covery Legal consultation NOW illeqlnq thit "Slid children and dessert S3 50 Adults. American Standard 'Ptebe' notice M leret/ qioen tnjt » ire Neqlected Children «ithin on general matters, initial SOLICl*TION Of BIDS Only At hei'tn'j .til tie hell in th» the provisions of the Juvenile $1 50 children 12 and under. Juvenile Court in th? C'ty of Code. To preserve your appointment free GRAND RAPIDS The Kent County Purchislnq 1^10 max for family Spon- C'lia f«pias. Hi c h t 9 4n in the pirentll rlqhtS under the lla • White Closet < Oepirtaent is soliciting bids Lowell Office *«tte' of. on '.he a«t<' «n«t -t Pet itione' "i- JACK STANDLEt.CPPO mix male and answers to Complete OIMCTOH Of PURCHASING ACRES - with some woods. Apr I I 198 J Oited: Apnl 70, 1983 Charlie the other is a black it7-t701 Clothing Super building site $24,900 • Left-hand Tub JOHN p ST£«l lit female and answers to JUDGE OF P»0BAT( with land contract terms Call Put. 1 it it i 0« I n the Grmd WEDDING INVITATIGNS- Cindy No collars Call 868- «li*y Ledqer n leist one David Smith 538-8663 or p.ior to th» heirinq lite PuDluition i n the Grind k Napkins available al the 103 E. Main St. • Lowe* • 897-6411 6174 Bradey 'Cascade' #1310 mlley ledger it leist one ts Ted Smith Real Estate 538- •eel prior to t >e heir ' ng dite Grand Valley Ledger, 105 N. Hours: MON.-SAT., 9:30am-6pm; WED. till 8pm ^ C26 Jf,-* p. 'Ttrtm is orderei Broadway, Lowell. 6337 Tub & Shower Trim— JUbbE Of PP06*T{ C26 (irand Valley l.edner • Wednesday. April 27. 1983 - Page 24 Pair of new businesses open in Lowell

(iom)! Ii thing ihis summer Joining Ihe ranks of new Melore mui Uike oil. you might businesses in the Lowell area is Jo well io slop m ihe .n The the Kybur/ Insurance Agency, C'ombinaiion. .i Km jnd luckle which opened here April I. shop .n ihe site ol ihe lonnor Owner Jim Kybur/. 38. of Drake siniion which, us ihe name 7911 Alden Nash. Alto, has suggesis. oilers a \ariei) «»l opened an office at 512 F. Main, L'tHnls iitul services in a converted home which also Shop ow net Jack Fnesner says houses Myers Family Hairstyl- thai I he C'omhmalion i> a trans- ing. planted and expanded version of Kybur/ is a native of the (irand River Hail and Tackle In Rockford area, and has until re- addition lo selling ban and fish- cently sold life and health insur- ing gear. I he Combination sells ance in Grand Rapids. tishing licenses and repairs bro- t Last fall Kybur/ struck out on ken rods ami reels. his own. selling Nationwide In- Friesner says thai in a couple surance out of his home while at ol weeks the business will also the same time looking for a suita- he equipped with gas and dlesel ble location for an office and lucl pumps, and al that time w ill familiarizing himself with he open 24 hours The Combina- Nationwide product lines. tion will also soon oiler the ser- Having lived in the Alto area vices ol a locksmith -- something for the past five years. Kybur/. new in the Lowell area. said he has "grown to like the 'i et m the works are plans to Lowell-Alto area. People's at- sell archery supplies, and. come titudes are nicer in this area." winter, to sell trapping equip- Response to the presence of a ment and buy raw fur. new agency so far has been slow According to Friesner. the but "encouraging", according to shop has "more than enough Kyburz. business to keep busy." and he "Slowly people are becoming seemed pleased w ith Ihe volume aware that there's a new office in of trade despite the fact that fish- town." he said. ing season is not yet m full Working to his advantage is >wing the fact that many people. Low- James Kybur/. in the office of the new Nationwide Insurance Friesner expects that once the ell residents included, are look- agency in Lowell. business is in high gear he will ing for ways to cut the cost of liv- hire three employees to staff the ids to Lowell has been pleasant. "the sense of identity in belong- •* ing. and consequently are shop- shop Kybur/ said He has appreciated ing to a rural community." ping arftund for insurance poli- The Combination is celebrat- cies. ing its (irand Opening now 17th Airborne seeks past members Nationwide Insurance. through April 30 by offering re- Kybur/ said, has one of the The I7ih Airborne Division Sccrelary-Tteasurer. b2 Forty lleclorized bike tape kits, free largest product lines in the busi- Association, composed of men Acre Mountain Road. Danbury. tishing licenses to senior citi- ness. and can offer insurance who served as paratroopers and Connecticut 06810. for details of zens. and a chance on a Lake, The Combination owner Jack Friesner expects to offer a vari- coverage for autos. homes, glidermen in the 17th Airborne the Division Association as well Brie wall-eye charter trip. ety of items and services at his new business. businesses, and farms. Division during World War 11. is as information about the 30th The switch from Grand Rap- conducting a membership drive Annual Reunion which this year to locale all former members. II will be held at the Peabody f "All doors are open to you served with this Division. Hotel. Memphis. Tennessee on courtesy." Thomas Fuller Please contact Hdward Siergiej. August 11-14. 1483.

Thursday ir Friday • Saturday APRIL 28,29 Cr 30 Thursday, Friday, Saturday

A Big Variety of... April 28thr 29th, & 30th Infants, Childrens, Brunswick WOMEN'S DRESS SHOES, s*ct*istrk. Jrs., Womens, Boys &• Mens Yarn & Values to $24.99, for $12.88 Patterns CLOTHING WOMEN'S CASUAL SHOES. Mnwa*. Ridiculously Values to $34.99, for $15.88 MEN'S CONVERSE CANVAS COURT SHOES LOW PRICES Values to $25.00, for $15.88

During This Sale AM Saks Finl & Ho Returns All Sales Final • No Layaways Anderson Family Shoes "The Family Shoe Store" THAT '5/ftWPLACE 209 E. Main Street • Lowell • 897-5611 Monday thru Friday 9am • 6pm 215 W. Main St.. Lowel • 897 8545 ^7|FA ' Saturday 9am 5:30pm Member of Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce Member of the Lowell Area Chamber Of Commerce DODl Afipnl for tin fmiy SHIHL