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Volume 12, Issue 3 Serving Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 Wednesday, December 2, 1987 Santa Claus will ride into Lowell Saturday The children of Lowell will coincidence would have it the commercial. get their first visit from Santa city was stringing Christmas All homes in the Lowell city Gaus on Saturday, Dec. 5. lights. limits, Eastgate and on Vergen- Santa will be at Lambert Vari- December and snowfall both nes east of Lincoln Lake Road ety from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. fol- serve as little reminders to help will be judged. lowing the Christmas l^rade. you realize that the Lowell Area Criteria for judging both the The parade route will start at Chamber of Commerce lighting residents and commercial con- the First United Methodist and decorating contest will be tests will be based on creativity, Church and conclude at Keiser's taking place on the week of Dec. originality, design and overall ef- Kitchen. 14. fect. Judges will be chosen from Lowell received its first signif- This year's contest will have Lowell citizens. icant snowfall on Dec. I and as two divisions; residential and Prizes and recognition will be printed in the Ledger on Dec. 23. The Chamber of Commerce N urges people not to delay and get those lights and decorations up soon. RJ Chrisfmos «
SANTA CLAUS PARADE The Lowell Chamber The Santa Claus Parade is set for Saturday, Dec. 5th starting at 11 a.m. Line up is at First United Methodist Church, 621 E. of Commerce urges Main St. and proceeds to Keisers Kitchen. Call Arlene Lambert you to support at 897-9918 or 897-8733. your hometown merchants during CASTING TO BE HELD FOR LAAC PRODUCTION the holiday
The Lowell Area Arts Council Production of 'The Impossible shopping season. Years' will have readings for tryouts on Dec. 7th, 8th. and 9th at Santa Claus is coming to town on Saturday, Dec. 5. He will visit Lambert Variety for two the Lowell Area Arts Council Center at 149 S. Hudson St. at 7 p.m. hours from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m., taking notes of all the children's wishes. The play is a family comedy set in the 1970*$ and deals with the joys and anguish of being a father to two teenage girls. The cast calls for 8 men age 16-25, one man age 35 or older, and 5 women age 15-60. Sewer rehab is underway The play can be reviewed at the Arts Council Center from I - 5 p.m., Mon. - Fri. or call 897-8545 for more information. by: Thad Kraus pieces. Forsberg is also being contracted to do the sliplining CAR RAFFLE TICKET SALES RESUME (contract three). This is the inser- V In your trips in and around < town you've probably seen a tion of a smaller polyethylene The Athletic Boosters will resume selling car raffle tickets at truck with Nagel Construction pipes into the pipe already there. the basketball games. 2 winners will be drawn on both Dec. 8 and wrinen on its side. Where necessary, some homes II, and these will all be available for the final drawing. # Well, Nagel Construction is will have their service leads re- part of the $4.7 million sanitary connected. The cost for the slip- HONOR SOCIETY RINGS BELLS FOR SALVATION ARMY sewer system rehabilitation prog- lining is $149,205. Members of Lowell High School's National Honor Society will ram and the waste water treat- Forsberg will also have until 9 be ringing bells for the Salvation Army, Saturday from 10 a.m. ment plant projects. July of '88 to complete the work. to 4 p.m., in front of the Lowell Antique Mall and the Family Nagel Construction (contract Forsberg's work on contract two Fare Supermarket. 1) was contracted out to test for is nearly completed and the work leaks, televise, clean and grout on contract three has just been MASONIC FISH DINNER cracks and joints in the sewage started. Lowell Masons and Eastern Stars will hold a "All You Can Eat" lines. The cost for this is The total costs for the three Fish Dinner on Saturday, December 5, 1987. They will serve from $59,084.55. contracts will be $291,868.55. 5-7 p.m., at the Lowell Masonic Temple, 112 Lincoln Lake, Low- Nagel Construction and T. A. The Fishbeck, Thompson, ell, Ml. Price is $4.00 for adults and $1.50 for children. Forsberg are working on three Carr and Huber firm prepared the contracts to update and rehabili- plans and contract specifica- OFF THE BLOTTER tate the sewage lines. tions. It also formulated and pre- No injuries were reported in an accident Sunday, Nov. 29 on The cost will be shared by the pared plans as to what streets to W. Main near Valley Vista Dr., when a vehicle driven by Sandra city and the Environmental Pro- work on. Garber, 26, of Lowell pulled from a private drive into the path of tection Agency. The money allot- 'These plans have been ongo- a car driven by Filemon Juarez. 31, of Allendale. ted for the projects was $5.4 mil- ing for a number of years, and Ivan DeYoung 33. of Lowell was injured in an accident Sat. lion with $2.9 million coming were based on a study done by Nov. 28. when the car he was driving was struck on Main at from the federal government. another firm," Lazaar said. "Wfe Center St by a vehicle driven by Joseph Rathbum, 25, also of Michelle Lazaar of the have people out in the field Lowell. Fishbeck, Thompson, Carr and watching in case a decision on William Racine, 25, of Alto was not injured Friday morning, Huber engineering firm reports an unforseen problem arises." Nov. 27, when he lost control of the car he was driving and rolled that Nagel is halfway done, pro- The work in the streets is it over on Foreman Rd. near Gee Dr. viding Nagel doesn't have to shut being done throughout the city Precia Emmons, 18, of Lowell was involved in a property dam- down due to weather, it is ex- of Lowell. age accident. Wed. morning, Nov. 25 when she exited a private pected that his work will be com- The expansion of the waste drive on West Main near West St. and was struck by a car driven pleted by the end of January. If water treatment plant is being Lemac Inc. has been subcontracted by the City of Lowell to by Jody Cusack, 22, of Muir, who was eastbound on M-21 at the a shutdown does occur then contracted out to Triangle As- clean the sewers out. This works hand in band with the sanitary time. Nagel will have until July 21 of sociates at a cost of $4,365,000. sewer system rehabilitation project that the dty has undertaken. Arrested Thurs. morning, Nov. 26th for resisting and obstructing 1988 to finish the project. a police officer was a 16 year old juvenile. He will be referred to •T. A. Fbrberg is being paid Probate Court on the charges at a later date. $83,579 (contract two) to repair Given an appearance ticket to 63rd District Court Wed., Nov. and replace broken and failed The Lowell Red Arrow Varsity 25 for failure to pay fines was Todd Weaver, 23, of Lowell. > n Arrested and taken to the Kent County Jail Nov. 27, on a warrant PRECISION & FASHION Basketball team begins the 1987-88 for failure to appear in court was David Yeiter, 21, of Lowell. HAIRSTYLING - For both Russell Boss, 22, of Lowell was arrested early Monday morning, men and women. Man's World season Friday, Dec. 4 away at Delton Nov. 29 on a bench warrant for failure to appear in court. Hairstyling. Phone 897-8102.
J The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, December 2, 1987 - Page 2 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. December 2, 1987 - Page 3 Civil Air Patrol's Michigan Bell will offer many new services here Obituaries Michigan Bell has announced charge for installing Custom Cal- said Call Forwarding, which au- Three-way Calling, which ena- advantage ofthe offer should call 46th anniversary a special 61-day offer to custom- ling and Touch-Tone services. 'The special offer gives cus- tomatically transfers an incom- bles a caller to add a third party their service representative. Tele- ers to sign up lor advanced tele- "From now through ;.i;. 30. tomers a chance to try out new ing call from one telephone to to a conversation; and phone numbers are listed on cus- phone features without paying customers who already have services and save money." he another; Speed Calling, which permits tomers'monthly phone bills and MINARD - Edward J. Minard. Daniels of Portage, Ml; eight kie Stinchcomb of Saranac, C. Baytown. TX; sisters, Shamn service connection charges. phone services can save the one- said. Call Waiting, which lets a cus- a customer to reach frequently in the Customer Guide pages in aged 57, of Saranac. passed grandchildren and eight great- David II. Krista Miller of Low- Tallady of Comstock Park. Ml. "The Roger B. Chaffee sists with relief activities m Phil Gould, local corporate af- time $30.50 per line connection Custom Calling services avail- tomer using the phone know that called numbers by dialing spec- the front of Michigan Bell's away Thursday. November 26, grandchildren Funeral Services ell. Mrs. Donald J. (Pati) Shores Eva Witherell of LaPorie. Shir- Memonal Group Eight, local periods of disaster; cooperaics lairs manager, said Michigan charge for Touch-Tone and Cus- able under the special offer in- ihere is a second call waiting to ial codes, Ameritech Pages Plus telephone 1987. Surviving are his wife, were Wednesday at the Alton of Elmdale; brothers. Richard R. ley Cunningham of Rorida. group of Civil Air Patrol (CAP), with civil defense agencies and Bell will temporarily waive the torn Calling services," Gould elude: be answered; Customers interested in taking directories. Geraldine; one daughter. Tooi Bible Church, Rev. Ronlbinstra Miller of Lowell. Kenneth Mil- Vema Shook and Delame Kay. will be joining more than 1,900 conducts a comprehensive prog Lee Frazer of Saranac; three officiating. ler of Ohio; sisters. Mrs. Helen both of Baytown, TX; brothers. other CAP units throughout the ram of aerospace education as sons, Edward Lewis, Scon Phillips of Ohio. Mrs. Irene Mul- Carl Cunningham Jr. and David nation in celebrating the orpm well as a youth motivation and Robert, and David John Minard CLEARY - Douglas J. deary, lins of Florida. Mrs. Fiye Pem- Cunningham, both of Baytown; zation's 46th anniversary." Maj. leadership training program. all of Saranac; two step- aged 45, of Cascade passed away berton of Ohio. Mrs. Georgia his foster parents. Lester and David W. Johnson, commander So far this year, CAP has daughters. Diane Stair of Cedar November 27. 1987. He is sur- BelleFields of Florida; five Eleanor Morse of Lowell. Michi- of the group announced last flown 11,750 hours on 1,571 Springs. Linda Willison of vived by hit wife, Mary Lou; grandchildren. Funeral Services gan; five nieces and four week emergency missions and has Garksville; five grandchildren, sons, Michael Patrick and Kevin were held Monday at the Roth- nephews Civil Air Patrol was founded saved the lives of 54 persons one slep-grandson. Funeral Ser- James both at home; parents Gerst Chapel. MUNGER - Robert Munger of Dec. 1.1941, by a group of light Civil Air Patrol was chartered vices were Sunday at the Galilee Charley and Norine Geary; Alto passed away Sunday. aviation enthusiasts and private in its present form in 1946 by Baptist Church. Saranac. Rev. brothers, and sisters. Mass of CUNNINGHAM - Dirk Wade November 29, 1987 He is sur- pilots as a means of donating Act of Congress and made a civi- James Frank officiating. Burial Christian Burial was offered Cunningham, 32, passed away vived by his wife. Mary; his son. their time and aircraft for the na- lian auxiliary of the U.S. Air Oak wood Cemetery. Lowell. Monday at St. Robert Newmins- of accidental injuries in Thomas and Joyce Munger of tion's civilian defense efforts. Force in 1948. CAP has local ter Church, Rev. Fr. David L. Navasota. Texas on November Alto; a brother. Frank and Bea The organization won fame dur- units in all 50 sUtes, the National MILLS - Edith H. Mills, aged Hawley Celebrant Interment 21. Funeral services were held in Munger of Grand Rapids; a sis- ing World War II for its extensive Capital (Washington D C. area) 80, of Lowell, passed away Snow Cemetery. Baytown. Texas last Ifcesday. ter. Helen DeGood of Belmont; civilian defense operations and in Puerto Rico. National November 23, 1987. She is sur- November 24. Kirk attended two grandchildren; several which included a submarine pat- Headquarters is located at Max- vived by her husband. Rev. Ellon MILLER - Carl D. Miller of Lowell Area Schools and lived nieces and nephews Funeral Ser- rol along the Atlantic and Gulf well AFB, Ala. \ Mills; son-in-law. Charles Benja- Lowell, passed away November in the Lowell Area for 25 yean vices will be held Wednesday at Coasts. "Incidentally, the local CAP min of Lowell; daughter-in-law. 26, 1987. He is survived by his before moving to Tfexas. Sur- I p.m. at the Roth-Gerst Chapel. Today. Civil Air Patrol con- group has 250 members" Maj. Mrs Deloies Benjamin of Yp- wife. Betty; father, George Mil- vivors are father. Carl Cunnin- Lowell. Interment Bowne ducts Air Force-authorized air Johnson said, "but we can al- silanti; sister. Mrs. Lavina ler of Florida; children, Mrs. Jac- gham and stepmother of Center Cemetery. search and rescue missions; as- ways use more. Look us up!" J Gift mart at Deer Run
Christmas shopping will be signers from several Western kets, country wood, furniture, \ \ .... FMB State Savings fun and relaxing at the 5th An- stained glass, wearable art. por Michigan communities includ- nual "Country Christmas Mar- ing Ada. Rockford, Muskegon, traits, carved decoys, wreaths ket", Saturday, December 5th. Sand Lake. Sheridan. and more will be featured in a 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at Deer Caledonia. Greenville, Ionia. festive atmosphere of live Bank Offers Run Golf Club. 13955 Cascade Saranac, and Grand Rapids will trimmed trees, carols and fresh Road S.E., Lowell. be selling artistically created poinsenias. Sponsored by the Rogue River country home decor and unique Lunch and beverages will be Artisans, a group of more than holiday items. Beautifully de- available from a special winter FREE thirty artists and craftsmen/de- signed and crafted pottery, bas- time club menu. I I
Tha word "canopy" comas from tha Creak word konops meaning "gnat" Tha ftory goat tha fisherman of ancient Egypt would sleep undisturbed by gnats by tlaaping Regular under canopies of fishing nets. Checking Tt to Senior Citizens... and That's For Me! Parade 4) All Seniors Over 62 faiMsi Pancakes, Sausage Unlimited Checking '•«) Applesauce, Coffee and Juice With No Service Move into Touch-Tone or Custom Calling Charges SATURDAY, by December 30 and we'll connect it free. DECEMBER 5 New to the Lowell Area, Custom Calling and Touch-Tone Three-Way Calling that lets you add a third party to your FREE Single Line 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. are coming to the Lowell area. And you can move in on a big conversations. Michigan Bell introductory offer, if your phone number starts Speed Calling where you can call selected numbers by just with 897, you can order Touch-Tone service or any of our four dialing one or two digits. Printed Checks Custom Calling Services and we'll connect them for free. All You can even get the speed, accuracy and convenience you have to do is call toll free by December 30,1987, and tell of Touch-Tone service. us what you want. Choose any or all and pay no connection charge* That No Minimum Balance You can pick: can be a savings of up to $30.50 each. But only if you order Call Waiting that lets you put one call on hold while you now. So call today and make your phone do a whole lot answer another. And where available, the new Cancel Call more for a whole lot less. CMern Met /2..'2.00 Waiting feature is provided automatically at no extra charge. Business customers call 1 800 445-5MBT, ext. 337. • t Call Forwarding so you can transfer all your incoming calls Residence customers call 1 800 482-8055, ext. 156. am* Children Under J!.. FREE STATE SAVINGS to another telephone number when you're not home. * Monthly servicc rates still apply based on rates effective April 28.1984 TO BENEFIT THE LOWELL YMCA with BANK grateful 211 E. Main Michigan Bell LOWELL ROCKFORD appreciation Lowell, Ml AN AMBSiTICn COMPANY rm•MMtWMl T & to... © 897-6746 Helping you communicate^ The Lowell Ledfter • Wednesday. December 2, 1987 - Page 4 The Lowell Ledfter - Wednesday, December 2. 1987 - Page 5 Thanksgiving feast at Alto In Uniform Coming Events Navy Fireman Shawn J Hall, (DEP). According to SSgi Tor> son of Carol J. Lester of 11940 J Klamka. the Air Force recnii The 2nd grade students at Alto pumpkin pies The end result was from Senior Citizen interviews hand how to make homemade Notices In tht Ladger't District, Roundtable - all FRI., DEC. 11: There will be fast included. Shop Friday, Potluck dinner at the home Potter. Rd . Lowell. Ml. re- ter here. h» entry into the Dtp ran Church, under the direc- Elementar) School, culminated a delicious meal for the children about Thanksgiving long ago. bread, applesauce, and soup last "Coming Events" are tree Woodfield Mall. Sat. Down- cently deployed to the Indian dlow» the Air Force to schedule adult leaders and committee tion of Suzanne Spicer a Potluck dinner before the of Bill and Nancy Wood. a unit of study about Pilgnms by and their special guests, the Alto The 2nd grade teachers and week This was an activity which of charge to any non-profit town Chicago and the Water Ocean ahoaid the destroyer ten- an opening for him to attend members, 7:30 p.m., Con- Tiemstra, acompanied by regular meeting of Cyclamen Punch bowl, 4 p.m. • Eat, planning and preparing a Area Senior Citizens. Parents teacher aides would like to thank culminated a unit on Thanksgiv- Tower. Call 457-3704 for der U.S.S. Cape Cod. home- basic training and be assigned to organization In the Lowell, gregational Church, Green- members of the Grand Chapter No. 94 O.E.S. in the 5:00 p.m. Bnng a dish to Thanksgiving feast and enter- weir invited afterward for a all the people and institutions ing All students dressed in cos- ported in San Diego. a job or skill area Ada, Alto, and Saranac ville. Also lokemo Order of Rapids Symphony in a per- Lowell Masonic Temple more details. pass. tainment program Students sup- Thanksgiving oriented program who donated their time and re- tumes of the era. sat down to- During the deployment Hall Mr. Kelly will be a I9RX Wa prefer Mich the Arrow - all members and Bring a dish to pass and own plemented the traditional turkey and dessert They were treated sources to make this enjoyable gether to enjoy the fruits of their formance of J. S. Bach's will visit such ports as the Philip- graduate of Lowell High School notices to be kept brief and SAT, DEC. 12: The AHo Area by making stuffing, com bread, to a variety of skits, songs, day possible labors at lunch time, and agreed loaders, 7:30 p.m.. Congre- "Christmas Oratorio". The table service. Eat at 6:30 SUN., DEC. 13: Chnstmas pines and Hawaii and will enter the United State to be submitted by mail, Children's Christmas party butter, cookies, and apple and choruses, and ideas obtained Alto first graders learned first that the work was well worth the gational Church, Greenville. performance will be at Faith p.m. meeting at 8:00. Home Tour, Saranac. Tour effort He is a 1983 graduate of Low- Air Force on August II, |4Kx but will accept notices by Lutheran Church, Fuller N.E. will be at 1:00 p.m. at the Alto six homes. Starting point is ell Senior High School. Following graduation from it* phone at 897-9261. FRI., DEC. 4: The 2nd An- and 3-Mile in Grand Rapids. DEC. 11 « 12: Fri. & Sat School, sponsored by the Saranac Community six-week basic training course ai nual "First Friday in Dec." The performance will be at "Fun Shoppers" sponsors a Alto Businessmen and the Church, from 3-7 p.m., Lackland Air Force Base, Tews. WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Christmas Shopping trip to 4:00 p.m. bus trip to Chicago. Rolls and Alto Lions Club. $5.00. Sponsored by Douglas M Kelly has entered he will receive technical traininj- Chapter night meeting is held Fairlane Mall. Detroit, donuts served on the bus Fri- Geranium Guild, Ionia ihc United States Air Force's De- in the General Area and he as- n SUN., DEC. 13: Past Mat- the first Monday of each $25.00 Call Mary 897-7092. day. Overnight accomoda- County Memorial Hospital. laycd FLnlistment Program signed to a duty sUtion MON., DEC. 7: lokemo Dis- rons of Cyclamen Chapter month, at 8 p.m. tions at the Hyatt Regency For more info call 642-6407 trict Committee Meeting, all No. 94 O.E.S. invites their The avtraga person In tha course of a lifetime walks Woodfield. Sat., full break- husbands to the Christmas or 642-9447. a distance equivalent to almoat three times around the WOMEN OF THE MOOSE FRI., DEC. 4: The 2nd An- officers, 7:30 p.m.. Old Kent equator Business Meeting is held the nual "First Fnday in Dec." Bank. Greenville. third Monday of each month, Christmas shopping trip to The Automatic Hearing Aid at 8 p.m. Fairlane Mall. Detroit, DEC. 7,14,28: West Michigan An Innovation In Hearing Aid Technology by Shores Council, TV-13 Bozo Homespun $25.00. Call Mary. 897-7092. ^ EMctranc EVERY SECOND TUESDAY Show, Cub Scout packs. Call 4M4 PiwilaM N E OfinO Ml 49509 The Lowell Area Fishing Club SAT, DEC. 5: The Vergen- (616)363-3828 for informa- (616) 364 0090 I 1 aoo on 1344 Devotions n now meets at the Rat River nes Co-operative Club's an- tion. Snowmobile Clubhouse on nual Christmas luncheon will COMPUTER PROGRAMMED TO YOUR INDIVIDUAL NEEDS Potters Road, just East of be held at the Vergennes MON., DEC. 7: Bushnell Su"dsmmaaddeel0»t AUTOMATICALLY! Pictured here is first grade teacher Sheila VanderPloeg with Montcalm Ave. at 7:00 p.m. Methodist Hall at 1:00 p.m. School Parents Club will two parent helpers dishing up the homemade soup. Also pic- By Pauline Spray All prospective members or Reservations must be made. meet from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. 3 YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY tured are students cutting up apples for the homemade interested individuals are cor- Cost of luncheon is $2.25 per in Music Room. Different and Tht Longest In The Industry person. Hostesses are Eve- Interesting programs sched- applesauce. ...Prvparv Ye the Way of the Judean Desert as I did. Your wil- dially welcome. By One Of The Oldest Companies In The Industry Lord, make His paths derness is life itself, overgrown lyn Tichelaar, Carroll Harper, uled for each meeting. straight...(Matthew 3:3) as it may be with your work. LADIES: Join us for coffee Eleanor Kropf, and Connie HEARING MADE EASY The Lowell Ledger As we gather to light the first your family commitments, meet- breakystory hour and inter- Odell. The program will be in TUES., DEC. 8: The Regular NO BATTERIES TO BUY... ings, social activities, and, yes- charge of Prisdlla Lussmyer meeting and Installation of of- Serving Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 candle on our Advent Wreath, we faith Bible study at Calvin JUST PUT IT IN YOUR EAR AND HEAR enter into another time Turning, even the press of holiday plans Christian Reformed Church, Please remember to bring ficers for 1988 will be held at To make straight His path, you we see a swarthy, bearded man Tues. mornings at 9:30 a.m. mittens for the Mitten Tree. the Lowell Masonic Temple, AUTOMATICALLY! (USPS 453-830) in camel 's hair clothing step into will have to clear a space in your at 7:30 p.m. Refreshments our living room. As he speaks, wilderness.. and you can do this If You Are Not Hearing Like You Want To— CALL TODAY FIRST MONDAY OF EACH SUN., DEC. 6: The Clark- will follow the meeting. All is published weekly for $7.50 a year in Kent Mike and Jan Hunt. sisters Amanda and Samantha. we realize that he is John the by spending time alone with God Let's Find Out Why. This is A FREE Service FOR A MONTH: The Bowne Town- Ellis Post No, 152 American Masons are welcome. County. $10.00 a year outside the county by the Garksville, are proud to an- Grandparents are Maynard and Baptist, come to counsel us. every day. You say that this is a You Owe It To Yourself To Get A Ture And nounce the amval of their son, Kate Hunt of Garksville and ship Historical Society will Legion and Post Auxiliary will "I am the fulfillment of busy time of the year, but think Exact Hearing Analysis Lowell Ledger Publishing Company, 105 N. Broad- Christopher Michael on Nov. 22, hold the annual Christmas DEC. 7, 8, & 9: The Lowell FREE Vem and Charlene Gerard of the Isaiah s prophecy that God of it in these terms. hold regular meetings at the ELECTRONIC HEARING TEST 1987, weighing 7 lbs. 11 ozs. way St., Lowell, Michigan 49331. Cascade area. Great-grandpa- would send a messenger to pre- "What if you knew that in less Township Hall, 6059 LinfieW, potluck dinner at the Area Arts Council Production IF YOU'RE ^ and 19" long. rents are John and Dons Gerard pare the way of the Lord. But than tour weeks Jesus would step Alto, on the first Monday of Schneider Manor Lounge at of The Impossible Years" will SPENDING WHERE: Cumberland Manor ROGER K. BROWN He is welcomed home by his of Lowell. did you know that you are also into the world again ..right hetv each month at 7:30 p.m. 1 30 p.m. Bring a dish to pass have readings for tryouts at EDITOR & PUBLISHER MONEY oV Retirement Home the fulfillment of Isaiahs into the midst of your own town' Everyone Welcome! No De- and own table service. Cof- the Lowell Area Arts Council WHEN: Tuesday. Dec. 8th (616) 897-9261 prophecy? Even at this very mo- Wouldn't you want to find some cember Meeting, See Vbu In fee will be furnished. This is Center at 149 S. Hudson St. time in which to be with God V' ' ',^$2.,; BY APPOINTMENT ONLY-CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-323-3344 Second-Class Postage Paid at Lowell, Michigan ment God is calling to you to January. for the members and their at 7 p.m. The cast calls for 8 prepare the way for the coming while you awaited the coming of families. Sponsored by men age 16-25, one man age Published Every Wednesday 7 of His Son. If you accept that His Son? Which activities would Angellne Mulder. 35 or older, and 5 women age KNAPP POSTMASTER: Send address change to The commission, you will have to you forego or postpone in order 15-60. The play can be re- |f a yon wejr to make this time? Think care- QUA-KE-ZIK FORGET IT! begin where I did-in the wilder- SUN., DEC. 6: West Michi- viewed at the Arts Center Discount Lowell Ledger, P.O. box 128. Lowell. Ml 49331 ness." fully. Then start pruning. Re- SPORTSMEN'S CLUB The "little red schoolhouse" was often that color be- gan Shores Council, "High from 1-5 p.m., Monday thru cause red was the least expensive paint. "Oh. don't worry. You won't solve now to schedule at least meets every 2nd and 4th iw. I I ^r\ Hearing Aids, Inc. be asked to wander about in the one half-hour of alone-with-God Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. at the Adventure" Rally, 2:00-3:30 Friday, or call 897-8545 for time every day until Chnstma^ I Club building at 11400 Fore- p.m., North Park Presbyte- more information. J J '-MH. Use that time to speak to Him. % man Road, Lowell. rian Church, Grand Rapids. - jpar ••Se k \ ^ I to sing to Him, to read His Word, WED., DEC. 9: lokemo Dis- wnpty piece tw ear htennq <*Mce o*r ragM in a weoai CALL TOLL FREE to listen for His voice...ortojusi SUN., DEC. 6: The Grand trict, District Commissioner & cup Without connecMnfl to it* aid - and Mw magic prepaied AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY sit quietly with Him. sharing the SATURDAYS IN DEC.The Rapids Cantata Choir and Staff Meeting, 7:30 p.m., lor anotfter 20 houra of hearing pteeaure 1-800-323-3344 silence in love " the Marywood Ensemble will Methodist Church, Green- classic story, 'A Christmas The Automatic Needs No Batte^es-No Volume Adiustments With that, our visitor picks up Carol" by Charles Dickens join the choirs of Faith Luthe- ville. his sturdy walking stick and goes CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY ADA COMMUNITY will be performed by the MISSIONARY CHURCH back into the night. CHURCH OF LOWELL 10501 Seniewood Ph 897-7185 ADA CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Grand Rapids Public Sunday School 9 45AM 7227 Thomapple River Or 676-1032 Mccimg ai ihc Lowell Middle School REFORMED CHURCH Loving Father, as I light this first Museum Puppet Theatre. <12675 Foreman) Worship Service 1100AM Paslof JERRY L JOHNSON Performances are scheduled 7152 Bradfield Sr. S B 676-1698 Morning Worship 1000 A M candle on the Advent Wreath. Sunda\ Morning Worship Evening Service 600PM REV BRIAN P BOSSCHER for 2:00 and 3:00 p.m. every Prayer and Bible Study-7 30 P M Wednesdays Sunday School 11;20A M I promise to make a straight path And Children i Ministries 10:00 A M Morning Worship . 8 45 AM and 11.00 AM GLENN H MARKS Evening Worsh.p 6 00PM in my heart for your Son-b\ Sat. In Dec. There will be CUMBERLAND EFFICIENCIES Midweek Bible Services and Voulh Mimstrs Sunda> School 10:00 A M. Foreman Road WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS spending time alone with You special weekday perfor- "A JOYFUL WORSHIPPING COMMUNITY** Evening Worship 6 00 P M 897-6477 897-9110 COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUR every day. mances on Dec. 14,15, and CHURCH HOME WELCOME TO ALL Marilyn Morgan Helleberg 16 at 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. at special discount for school FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ELMDALE CHURCH CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE groups. OF ALTO BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH 3900 East Fulton OF THE NAZARENE OF LOWELL Comer of 60th Sireei A Bancroft Avenue 9213 Elmdale Rd Darksville 201 North Washington Sireei REV RAYMOND E BEFUS Sund*\ School 1000 A M NOV. 22 THRU DEC. 24: Morning Worship 9 50AM Sunday School 1000 A M Rev Rick Upchurch Morning Wor\hip 11 00 A M Mommg Worship 1100AM Church School 10:00 A.M. Lowell Area Arts Council (Broadcast 10 A M WMAX 1470) Evening Worship 700 P M Evenmg Worship 600 PM Mommg Worship 11 00 A M Sunday School 11 15 AM Center Annual Christmas Wednesday Bible Stud) Wednesday Night Worship 700 P M Evening Service qq p ^ Evening Service 6 00 P M Show & Sale, 149 S. Hudson and Prayer Meeting 7 00 P M REV GREGORY A FREED PASTOR Wednesday Service 7 30 P M Wednevla) Mid Week Service St., Lowell. 1-5 p.m. Monday Pastor Gene Scktef (616) 666-7292 Jf. Teens, Adults 7 00 P M Everyone Welcome Nursery-Come & Worvhip With Us through Friday and 1:30 to 868-6403 or 868-6912 4:30 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. Local and Michi- SARANAC COMMUNITY CHURCH FIRST CONGREGATIONAL (United Church of Christ) FIRST UNITED METHODIST gan artists and craftsmen will . GOOD SHEPHERD CHURCH OF LOWELL present glass sculptures, 125 Bridge St Saranac. Ml CHURCH OF LOWELL Phone 642-6322 (Umted Church of Chnst) LUTHERAN CHURCH 621 E Mam Street 897-5936 walercolors, wooden toys, Morning Worship 10:00 A M 404 North Hudson 10305 Bluewater Highway REGULAR HOURS country crafts, bees wax tap- Sunday School 1115 A M 897-5906 Moming Worship 10:00 A M. Morning Worship 900AM and 10:45AM Worship and Church School . . . igoq am ers, stained glass, woven Home Bible Studies - Several Locations DEC. 3: Rick Kline, Jimmy Sunday School & Adult Bible Class 9:00 A M Church School 9 30 to 1030 AM Diai A-Prayer • phone 642-9659 Bamer-Free Nursery Provided Nawrocki, Greg Chrzanowski wearable art, baskets, JOSEPH FREMER. PASTOR REV WILLIAM AMUNDSEN. MINISTER Rev David Hagens Mmistnr GROWING ON THE PROMISES OF GOD DEC. 4; Anna Lorada. Mandy jewelry, samplers, hand- 897-8307 Nursery available at both services Eleanor Martin Director of Education Stanley Hagemeyer Pastor Meisner. Susan Hall. Greg made shaker boxes, mini- Barner • Free Entrance Manlyn Owentjuk Director ot Music Caldwell, Earl King. $ 9 framed pictures, pottery and guilt to \ DEC. 5: Poko Willyard, Greg much more. Free admission. Give us a call today! FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST CHURCH OF Eldridge, Sally Blasher. ST. MARY'S OF LOWELL FRIENDSHIP COUNTRY CHAPEL CHRIST, SCIENTIST DEC. 6: Garth Snyder. Jim DEC. 1-31: West Michigan 48 Lafayette SE (1 block S of Fulton) Comstock, Nancy Comstock, CATHOLIC CHURCH 2275 West Main Street New Address Shores Council, Camp 10200 Grand River Ave. Grand Rapids Ml Judy Dine, 402 N Amity . 097-7160 Gerber Winter Camping. Call S^ySchoc 945 A.M. Sunday Services 10 30 A M DEC. 7: Michelle Kathan, Cumberland Retirement Village MSGNR JAMES MORAN Sunday Service & Sunday School 10:30 A M (616)363-3828 for Informa- Sunday Worship Services 11 00 AM & 600 PM Wednesday Bible Study 7 oo p m Tommy Kathan, Kathy Noskey. NEW HOURS Wednesday Evening Service ... 8 00 P M. A*ana Wednesday 6 50PM BOB ROUSH. PASTOR Steve Arnold, Jennifer Berry tion. Also "Drugs A Deadly Saturday Mass 530PM (Child Care Provided) Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7 00 P M 897-7489 Game", call for detail pam- 11535 E. Fulton (M 21). Lowell. Ml 49331 Sunday Mass .*! 900 41100AM DEC. 8: Fran Bamhart, Belinda OR DARRELL WILSON 097-5300 Reading Room at 24 Division N Burdette phlets. Telephone (616) 897 8413 DAVID COBB YOUTH PASTOR 097-6340 (Weekdays 9 to 5 00; Saturdays 10 to 2 00) DEC. 9: Essie Baird, SaraTrip- ALL ARE WELCOME lett. Michelle Ralys, Kathy Roz- THURS., DEC. 3: lokemo man, Pat Decker, Pauline Buttle. The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, December 2, 1987 - Page 7 The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, December 2, 1987 - Page 6 M Red Arrow Hoopsters to ''Light it Up in 1987-88 season ft Red Arrows open season with Delton Friday The Lowell Le ers JL <0*. "I susnect we will K* .. .u ofMf and on in 'H6 1 suspect we will be in the Also expected to help off the by: Thad Kraus mentor, coming off an 11-9 86 thick of the conference race. East bench are 6-foot senior forward season, has four starters return- Kemp, coming up from the Grand Rapids returns all of then Quicker lhan you can say 19 ing. and feels three of his Red Joel Schrenk; 6 foot senior for- junior varsity, provides Akers starters from a year ago. and it ward Rob Bumtt; 5-11 senior feci 9 inches, ihis year s Lowell Arrows can fill it up from the with depth at the wing position. was firsl in the OK White last guard Malt Quada. and 5-tool-6- High School varsity baskelhall outside. The junior has shown the ability season.*' Akers said "I think wc inch junior guard Pete Kemp. team will have already launched At the top of that list is 1986- to score and is quick will be one of four teams that Schrenk a senior, although not M a three-pointer, in this the inau- 87 All-Conference forward Jeff Other Red Arrows expected to are capable of challenging very tall. Akers expects to be ef- gural year of the high school Phillips. The 6-foot-3-inch contribute include 5-foo(-l I- Akers added he expects to he fective with his bulk on the long-distant shot. senior averaged 15 points and inch senior guard Mats Oberg; very competitive and looks for- "I like the three-point shot and five rebounds a game for the Red boards. 6-foot-3-inch junior center Ben ward to a good season Burritt will be used to relieve this year s club will make use of Arrows last season Richmond; 5-foot-10-inch junior Byrne and Phillips if there is toul it." Lowell varsity basketball "Phillips runs the floor, re- guards Jeff Goumey. Brian Gabr- The coach also invites fans to trouble Akers says that Burrin coach Ken Akers said. "It gives bounds well, is a fine shooter ion. Jason Douma and Tony come and watch the team prac possesses good quickness and teams like us a way to make up and will be a team leader." Akers Ken Akers Nauta. tice after the conclusion of "Meet for our lack of height.** said. jumping ability. the Team Night" on Dec. I. court. The senior. 5-foot-7-inch Serving as team managers this LISTING Quada will give Lowell some Akers has good reason to look Paul Stmosnyder will provide Lowell opens its season on the guard is the perfect compliment q^ity backup experience at Ihc season will be Angie Brown and favorably upon the new rule. In some offensive punch from the nmd against Delton on Dec 4 J Renee Nugent. this, his seventh year, the Lowell Red Arrows three-man back- to Lowell s Ken Nelson, a 5- guard position, a spot he tilled MAGAZINE foot- 10-inch playmaker who will serve as the team general. "Stroosnyder came on strong G PGOturGfl Cojfiplofe Harold Zeigler Ford Is m the final six games of the sea- Top job for Bob # son last year. He averaged 10 Listings of LowgII points a game in those contests/* "The state then sends out d\ Lowell's Largest Akers said. For Bob Rodenhouse, Lowell # Cablo TV OicmnGis ailabilty forms. Then in October Nelson, who served as a spot physical education teacher, it the athletic directors and state of starter last year, will use his was his first trip to the Pontiac On A Daily Basis. Volume Dealer! 11 ficials get together and select the quickness and leadership Silverdome And unlike many he officials,** Rodenhouse said. abilities to run the Lowell of- didn't have to look for his seat fense. Rodenhouse was appoi nted by G Spocial Sports • Hundreds Of New Cars & The Lowell physical educa "As Nelson goes, so will go the State Athletic Association to lion teacher refered four touma Trucks To Choose From! Lowell. We will count on him to referee the Class A football ment games this year Listings get the ball to the open guy. championship (Ann Arbor Rodenhouse was involved in a • Largest Used Car Inventory Akers said. Pioneer 3. Detroit Catholic Cen- G m hxst&i pre-rcgional game, a regional Seeing much of the playing tral 0). In Town! contest, a semi final game and a G Spocial Dally time in that third guard position Rodenhouse has been a high ttzSikt title game. FmBSSBWI will be 5-fooC-9-inch junior Tim school referee for 18 years, his # ."frifj • Twelve Friendly, Professional Westrate first game coming in 1969. Movio Listings '•'SSm "With the score being 3-0, the "He's an excellent three-point game only lasted 90 minutes It i Salesmen To Serve You! shooter. Westrate and Stroos- No doubt that the crowd back Bob Rodenhouse went much too fast. nyder can hit them pretty consis- then was nowhere near the G Listings Coincido 20.000 fans that were on hand Rodenhouse said. Rodenhouse said Serving Lowell Since 1976 tently" Akers explains. "It defi- Rodenhouse was one of the of- nitely will be incorporated into for the Class A title tilt. With Numbors On HAROLD our offense.** ficials in the set that the league 11979 E Fulton The frontline will be anchored "Walking onto the field was sends to the state. Your Tuner ZEIGLER Lowell. Ml 897-8431 and heavily dependent on 6-fool- very exciting. I wasn't real nerv- HOOWt 3-inch center Dan Byrne. Akers ous. There was about a 1-2 mi- Ttamtoy If • JOwntOOp* believes the center will rebound nute span when I was on the field 1 Complote A FORD ~ well and will show good defen- before the game started that I sive skills. gave thought to where I was." iasy To Use Channel Station Cltv Joan Wittenbach OGD WWMT Kalamazoo O® WUHQ Battlt Creek WARNING: O® WXMI Grand Rapids OGD WLNS Lansing OS) WSYM Lansing IF YOU THINK O® WOTV Grand Rapids A GIFT • OF LIFE (D® WILX Lansing Thirty-seven years ago, I started doing something that has been OO wove PBS THE POWER IS OFF exciting, enriching and fun. oo WKAR PSS I started doing it, just because I had to do it. Since that time. oo WZZM Grind Rapids •WMnwlaW wwwcD 1 ve met hundreds of people that I would have never met because o HBO WHEN THE SWITCH IS OFF o WTBS Attanti of it. I ve gone on for extra schooling because of it. I now feel o MAX Mfiulaa comfortable about holding seminars about it. I have laughed with o USA USA Nil YOU'RE WRONG. people about it, and encouraged them to do it. There have been o DISH Disney dip times we have cried together over it. o CBN Vi. Beach •£:- The it is journal writing. Some call it "keeping a diary. " Years o WON Chicayo •go, I would have never thought that it was a gift that I was giving o ESPN Sports BEN QAZARRA and Coimto Sdtecca star In Downpaymnt on Muntor, a facl-basad drama about an amottonaliy unstabta husband CNN Nam to myself, and to others. But it is that -a gift-of life. It is a gift o who Mrts a hitman to murdar Ms wtfa In an attempt to gain custody of thalr childr*n. Tha program airs Sunday, Ooc. 6, on NBC. NICK Nkk of time and people. Re-reading some of the entries, I also think, o KEEP AWAY PROM WATER it is giving oneself the gift of maturity. There are times when we all look inwardly and are distressed Everyone knows that electricity to see ourselves as we really are. We wonder if we are ever going and water are a dangerous combina- to grow up A journal is a keeper of the heart. In looking back I tion. But did vou know that an electric have been encouraged to go on. I here was enough to say to a new endeavor. "I think I can do NLY EIGHT '87's LEFT appliance is still electrically alive even this.*' There were times I found myself absolutely horrible, and if the switch is off? If the plug is in, immature But there were the times that the horribles turned the comer, and I began to grow and experience some of the graces of the power is on. So when you keep life. appliances near water, keep them Journal keeping has encouraged me to keep faith with God. and SAVE AT LEAST $2,000.00 unplugged. wi people. I need to be reminded that life is gift. My memory ,lK al hrocs. so I need to keep a gift list. Buick Le Sabre T-Type Coupe a very rare car, SFIV6, full power, demo. SAVE $$$! FREE AIR Before each of our grandchildren is bom. 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OiMIIAl MOtOtt was truly a Gifl ofS ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ A Merry Christmas season to all of you. 12:200 NlgW Tracka: Part I (Slarao) 2:20 its Night Tracka; Pan III m ® MOVIE: Tranchcoat m th.» (Siereoi The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. December 2. 1987 - Page 9 The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, December 2, 1987 • Page 8 ooieerAi EVENING spoof of gumshoe movies, a court 12:30 •» USA TonjgW 2:300(D Od) Nawa balTeem O I SID L*«t MtQht CONT \ stenographer turned mystery writer OOS-ynOff SATURDAY O Cover Blory ® U Wheel of Fortune (CC) atem muatcal ' Mitu Gay nor. 1146® Night Tracka: s oon J) OS) Od) oo oo Dovtd L.nwnwn rj. lalaawl Roaaano Brain 1966 (Slarao) becomes entangled « a cocaine o Kaya lo tuccaaa smuogkng schema and a murdar • 0 «a Sign Oft ® Mema'a Family o® M'A'S'M ril Zoo Famiy 11:16® O Minnell on MmneW 1967 FRIDAY M^r Kidder Robert Maya a BMt O( Oroucho OO Houaecek You Cant Do That on TV O My Three Bona J OO uwt HOUM on tho 240OGD Od) 11*0 0(D_ Gorgeoua Ladlee of rd Garaldo Uva 11:101 _ O® OOCoiege Baakottel 9:16 00 Benny Goodman: Lafa 0(D ©»Miami Vlca ScaTSwharaAiaVau? OO Motorweek 'OB 1967 Dance, A Mueical Tribute 1906 9) Facta of Ufo Great Parformancea OO^VM: Tha Men m the December 4 11:300 [HaO] MOVIE: ElocMc , 3«0O(D Od) OO O® Sign O Jecquea Couateeu: Warm 11:30Od) MOVIE: WhMa Chrlatmaa Montaarrat Cabala i.-oood) o(i)iw» 3!21^ ®0 MOVIE: Boya Town m 640 e;30®(l) ® O Amen (CO Claua SuN A myatenoua Orooma (Stereo) Blooded See Two Army buddwa become a top _i Off lha Racord According lo Oarp CBS Lata Father Fienagan a achod lor iuven- ® Thia Week m Japen coalume ahop propnelor affecta the O [MAX] MOVIE: Secreta of the notch comedy team «id gat in- AFTERNOON MOVIE: Tha Folnf A round Ma^RoomWBamaataraMT*. volved with a uaiar act They al play rie daknquenta. there s no auch hvea of a number of people who Oarp. a wraar who davaiopa ma o LISA Tonight thing aa a bad boy^^ncar Tracy. have rented Santa Claua coetumea ID [MAX] MOVIE: MgTrouMt In headed boy bom « a kmgdom OTt at a Vermont mn. owned by thair 1040®(2) ®d) Waal 67th John 5:10 O (HBO) MOVIE. UM NMort 12:30 00 MOVIE: BilNoh Dollar »way of coping wah the iromaa. O Pofavar Young for (afferent reaeona Fred Aateve. UtHa China (Slerao(Stereo) ((CO( ) where aM « polled « bamahed to mn* Mfeanturea of Ma former general Bmg Croaby. Ferrugia. Maredkh Viewa ! 30 B Bodwt HI Motion •Tom A socret agent ia ordered lo O Cartoon Eipress the pomtleaa foraat lo experience abaurdibea and advankirae ol We O Welcome to Pooh Comer Danny Kaya 1964 Id) Fecta of Ufa (CO 1976 Robm WMMma. Mary Beth Hi*t. •PY for the Brmah MMary tntet great advamuraa and rafum homo a Club OO OO Bug 1967.100 r-xz-z 1:00® Qottmg FH ®d) MOVIE: The Pink Penther ••Oeoce and preland to taka orders S3 Craiy Uka • Foi hero Alan Thcke. Mkia Loolunland 19S2 3MO [MAX] Craiy About tha Tweety Show (CC) Trek: Tha Next IO from a pavcMc Amancan ganoral 1971 (Slarao) O® Solid Gold Of Teen Wolf Special (CC) Pncelees gem « sought by wanted Michael Came. Kan Maiden 1067 O Facta of Uft lawai thiaf whoae accompkce ia the 1:30 O [MAX] MOVIE: Tlw « 700 Club Siakel i Ebort i Bio ® MOVIE: The Bad Sack An [HBO] MOVIE: )(D OdO oou wo cx>Doy ooior A U S Treasury agent goes 3:100 POO) MOVIE: ttayground n^ept sowier ataoonao m Norm wife of a French pokce inapector 1-00 O [MAX] MOVIE: Skin O Larry King Uvol 1:101_ •(Slarao) (CC) D [MAX] MOVIE: Weekend O MOVIE; Tho Qang'a AI Mora undaroovar agamal an mwashooai 3:200 NlgM Tracka: Part IV Africa loaea a tank and rune up Firat Pink Panther fkek David 1:30 O [MAX] MOVIE: Foul Ploy © My Thraa tana Id) rerrlora Niven, Peter Solera 1964 ® SporlsCenter A fun loving young man poaoa aa a couraarfenmg nng Yul 9:300® OO AI New Pound agamat a bend of Arab thlavae 9:300® OO Tha PurauN of Jerry Lewie. David Wayne. 1967. John ®(D OO Saturdei tonafy sotdier and conaaquantfy •KMO AHca Charlaa Gray 190. O NtaM FMoM (Slarao) HWO SportoLook ^ppinaMfCC) O Perfect Dial ® Pro Golf Housaman Uve muat chooaa batwoan a nch gin and OO O iBviE-Tha PoM A round O IT Comic Strip O MOVIE: The Inapector Evening News 1:30 0 M#Wt (CC) 10*011 and «w ®0 Barney MMer 1:300 MOVIE: Roturr) of ttM a baautifui singer Akca Faya. 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Zorro 10*0 o O Woman m Prlaon o MOVIE: Toral Toral Toral The Barry Suktvan 1966 O WKRP m Cincinnati 1:300(1) OO OO MOVIE: Dodge CRy A O Laugh In OO MOVIE: ITa Ahaaya Fair O Wlnnor a Clrda © *'(M A X^MO VIE: Foul Play 4.-00 O Stonay I lough cattleman daehea with tha i© MOVIE: eventa that led to tha December 7, £00O*a0oN O ShowBii Today O MOVIE: O Turkey Teievieion tele of a magnMcent wild horae that 646 O MOVIE: Deadi of a Weather Three fun loving former 1941 bombing of Peon Harbor are 10:00© [HBO] MOVIE: S AkwoH boaa of Dodge City, and after he O U.t.T.S. Triathlon 0 Nick Rocka: Vttao to Oo Man In Thair Flying M 10K)0®CD Od) PM Wee'e could not be tamed. Mark Ola meet lor a reunion ten yeara told from both the American and (Stereo) (CC) ® Pro Golf ® Laural and NM#r deans up a aertea of two Hied Tha true Me tragedy of a young after V J day. Gat who haa her own 2:300 (MiOJ MOVIE: Ona Craiy 6^6 O Carol Bumatt 1910. a wealthy Brmah Plawhoum* brawts, he makea tie town a safe Wanar Slaiek 1971. O MOVIE Trial by Terror A Canatftan girl who fmda feme and televiaion program deodas to com- sam, Soh Yamemura 1970. young couple sattiaa down m the •ummaricq pubkahar ia parauaded to iponaor O® OO UlBo Wliarda place Errol Flynn. Bruce Cabot 7^0 O d) ® NawaNight Update an aa race from London to Pv* fortune aa a centerfold, but who meroakia the reunion. Gene Kely. ® 1907 Heiemen Trophy Winner country, only to have their draam 3^00 [MAX] MOVIE: Onca BMIan OO Glo Frlenda Save it o® Judga m EvanlngNawa ® Donna Reed Stuart Whaman. Sarah Mies loaea it al bacauae of her poaaea- Den Deley 1965. shattered by violent vandal attacka 00001I Wondarful World of O Laugh In Id) 2:101 srve huabend Jamie Lee Curba. 1:36® (MAX) MOVIE: Cu|0 1966 ® Sporta Tonight Kay Lam. Wayne Crawford %U Truck and Tractor PuN Dianay OO Legal Brlafa MOVIE: Ben Hur Bibkcal [HBO] MOVIE: Off Bruce Weitz 1961 10:160 OTV ® MOVIE: The Gang'a AI Hera O Larry King Ovamight drama of Roma m the aarfy daya of 2*01 1140®d) Od) Od) OO OO Od) M^A'Sni OOD illO ALF id 10:200 BMy Graham Cruaada A fun lovmg young man poaea aa a O MOVIE: Tha Divorce of Lady Chnsttanitv mcludlno the famoua 6:30Od) OO 227 1240OO MOVIE: The Mummy a 10:06 0 MOVIE: Strangar In Our 4:00 O World Claaa ChamplonaMp 0(DCurran( Affair lonely sokker and conswmentty X Diagmaad aa Lady X. a British chariot race sequence between [MAX] ®® Cheera Houaa A young gwt haa a tamfymg 10:30 O) Dangar Bay (Slarao) (CC) O O World Chaee Champion- The New Home Owner'a Guide Curae Mummwa of an Egyptian OO OO Whaalof Fortuna muat chooae between a nch girt and debutante makes a woman hatmg Ben Hur and Meaaele Charlton ® O New Advenlurea of pneat and pneataaa are brought to encounter with witchcraft altar her a beautiful amgar. Akca Faye. drvoroe lawyer eat hia words by ahipa 1967 Heaton, Jack Hawkma 1969 4:300 [MAXJ MOVIE: Tha 7th with Elaa Klenach Ma by a aecret potion They attack! couam loses her parenta m an auto Carman Mtfanda 1943 involving him m a whirlwind O [HBO] Inaide the NFL ® d) Footur O Mr. Ed accident unda Blair Carol Law- Voyage of Sinbad OO Friday the 13lh Lon Cheney, Jr. Virginia Chnatlna. romance end mamage Mane Ober 340 O [MAX] MOVIE: The Greet 1944 ranca 1976 6.*00 O Running and Racing 1:4600 Sign Off 0400(1) O O Golden Girta (CC) O Pro Golf 11:OOOd) Od) Od) OO OO on, Laurence Okwar 1936 Sand* ® Coll^Qe BasKdtbnli O John Ankerberg OO MOVIE: Deliverance A O [HBO] Inalda tha NFL 2:000® OO Sign Off 10:300 [MAX] MOVIE: Tha Graat 6:300 (HBO] MOVIE: Making 4^6® [MAX] MOVIE: Spikar Raccoona (Stereo) ® O Michigan Ouldoora O Big Valley o weekend cempmg trip through tha O Anna of Oraan GaMaa, Part 3 Laurel and Hardy MOVIE: Soulh Pacific A young O® Chaara ® TOOQub S 0O McUugMki Group HO Kung Fu Amancan Navy nurae fala m love mountain wildameaa turna mto a Magan Folowa. Colean Oawhurat 4:200 Night Tracka: Part V liinmillminoniyi ouvinvv— s nepollfLnrnt OO WWon North Report ® SportaLook OO Road Runner rl| Your Money with a French piontor durmg World tamfymg nightmare for four men 1965 (CC) (Stereo) ® AI American Pulling Sarlea OO Baneon £ Laugh In O MOVIE: Mothra Membera of fQ White Uea Stephanie Morgan- Tim ii in imt noooofi ma nommor- Burt Reynoida. Jon Voight 1972 4:460 [HBO] MOVIE: Dark Forcea the lomt Jaoanese RoaHcan ax- * FRIDAY MOVIES OChaara 0O MOVIE: Pal and Mike 2:10® [HBO] Innide the NFL Laugha galore aa a New York pedWon to a heaviy raflaiad Wand 3:30Od) OO NBC SportaWorld aporta promoter turna an ai find two beautiful girta. eech only a O You Cant Do That on TV 10:10 OO WRd America Marty phyacal natruckon laachar a*o the loot fvgh Franky Sekai. Hkoahi Sloufler (CC) uecemoer ^ 10:30® d) ®d) Mighty Mouee: New 7:060 Andy Griffith queen of the athletic world, and topa SATURDAY Koizumi 1962 OO Meal 7:30 f) d) Win, Loaa or Draw m his Spencer Tracy. Katharme 1967 (CC) 6:30 (D [MAX] 'Tha Bachalor and tha Bobby Soxar' O® OO Reel Ghoatbuatara O Mickey'a Chrlatmaa Carol O ® Entartamment Tonight Hepburn 1952 6:30 CD [MAX] Foul Play' ® The Miaamg Adventuraa of (CC) 1963. (Stereo) ^8 O d) M*A'S'H O O Great Chrlalmaa Race • nw rtowi 9 30 S) Ratum of tha Antalopa' Ouia and Harriet Od) Nawfywad Game December 5 ® Uttle Koala OO Nuclear Choicee Soul Train 440OO Pal Guy 10:00 fQ [HBO] 'SotartMbtaa' (Stereo1 (CC) fi0® O U Jaopardyl (CC) Od) OO AMn and the OO WM, WM Waal 7:16® Buyera Forum Ti 0) 'Trial by Terror' O® Tha Snowman MORNING ®ODr. Who O Bamay Millar 7:300® O World of Audubon: Whaleel 10:06 (QD 'Strangar in Our Houaa' fTl Mnnaiwlm#ITfUt • " f H! '»* ® Double Dare O Croaafka 6.-00® Walt Dianay Praaanta 0 Saturday Cartoon Expraaa ® Ann Sotham Od) ® [MAX] MOVIE: Back to the 10:30 ID [MAX] Tha Graat Gataby' O Mr. Wlzard'a World ® Wackieat Ship in tha Army 12:30 O ® America'a Top Ten ® MOVIE: Nadla Drama baaed on GQQPQN OO Claco Kid Future (Stereo) (CC) Od) Minority Viewpoint 11:300 [HBO] Elactric Oraama' (Slarao) 7:36 O Sanford and Son 11:20® Night Tracka: Power Play Q Croaaftre OGD Kidaonga ® Love Your Skin tha Me of Romanian gymnaat and (Slerao) ® T I'm TeMng Olympic gold medallat Nadia 12:300 ® *BWtton Dollar Braki' 6.-00 O d) BMy Graham 5:20 Ou Night Tracka: Part VI O You and Ma. Kid ® The Wind In the WMowa 11:30® (D Superior Court (Stereo) O Young and SNm Again ® MOVIE: Sherlock Hoknee ®® Michigan Outdoora Comanad. the Aral gymnaat to IrOOlD [MAX]'Skin Gama' ® O Full Houaa (CC) O^D High School BaaketbeN acore a perfect 10 m Olympic MOVIE: Hulk Hogan'a 6:30® ShowBii Today •no wo roon or uooui nownos 3j Tha Gang'a All Hare' M Od) Taai loaowa a lengthy tral of auapacta m competition Taka Balaam. Joe Rock and Wraatkng 1967 6:00® CNN oannannwnn»t. *iytnaaw 1:05 Qj Taaaa Lady' ®0 Jafferaona O Sporta Ooaa Up search of the thief of the Peart of ®0 Stareom O d) For tha Lova of A Child ® [MAX] Craiy About tha ® [MAX] MOVIE: The Pirate 2:300 [HBO] 'Ona Crazy Summar' (CC) Od) OO Tonight Show O Maple Town Daetfv a gem that haa cauaed ^trogsi! 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O® OO Cara Beara Family ® Style with Elaa Klenach 6:30 0 [HBO] 'Making Contact' (CC) [HBO] MOVIE: Ona Craiy fCQ Curioua George/Kida in (CC) ® You Cant Do That on TV 1:00 |D [MAX] Big Trouble in Little China* (Stereo) (CC) o [HBO] MOVIE: SpacaCamp O ® Wall Street Journal 1:000® Fan Club '*•';-o) (CCi ® MOVIE: Yankee Doodle n^OOd) Od) Popoye end Son Od)TBA 4:10® Sporta Cloaeup 6:00O (IT^u* Hogan'a Rock and Wraatkng' Dandy Nostalgic view of the Gol- CD [MAX] MOVIE: Arthur 6:30 O ® Tranaformera O d) O O Gummi Beara (CC) O® OO FNntatone Klda Od) Face lo Face 4*0®® College Baakelbel . SpacaCamp' (Stereo) (CC) O MOVIE: Battle of tha Stara den Era of show buamaas and tha O O World of Photography 'Arthur' man who made it gbtter. George M ®3* OO Saaame Street ®OMIchigen Outdoora Aliana whose apacaahip haa Od) Minority Viewpoint (CC) Santa Ctaua la Coming to ®0 Fmgal Gourmet © [HBO] MOVIE: Choke toUUABLt COUPON of tha Stara' Cohan: h»a early days, triumphs, crashed m the Yucatan muat be OO China O [HBO] MOVIE: The Came Town Fred Aataire. Mickey ®0 ABC Weekend Canyon 'Brawater'a MHIIona' found and daatroyad before they songs and romancas James Cag- nay. Joan Leake 1942 O O U.S. Farm Report Mutiny Rooney. (CC) ® The Big Story complete thair mission of taking ® 88 ileadknea on Trial O [HBO] MOVIE: My American 9:00 Q (JT) 'Tranchcoat' S) Magnum, P.L O [HBO] MOVIE: Strange ® Bonania ® Finder'a Keepera W 'Tha Point' (Stereo) over the world John Richardson, Invadera (CC) Od) OO Praggle Rock Jason Palanca 1979. ® SportaCenter O Caah Flo Eipo » 640 ® O Gunamoke 10:00(0 [HB01 Solarbabies (Stereo) (CC) O Between the Linea ®0 National Geographic O Anna of Groan Gabiaa, Part 4 ® Sporta Tonight O Dumbo'a Circua O ®0 Star Trek: The Neil COOLING SYSTEM Special 1967 (CC) ® Rudoiph'a Shiny Yeer © [MAX] Foul Play* ® ISpy O Wlah Upon a Star ® Our Frlenda on Wooater Magan Folowa. Coleen Dewhurat Adam SmHh'a Money 1976. 11:00 (D S 'Pat and Mike' O Children in Crlaia OO 1965 (CC) 11:66® [MAX] MOVIE: H.O.T.S. 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Shirley Od) M*A>S*H world tour Fred Astan. Otttw OUT Frtdey the 13th MOANING OG)lfa Your" December 7 TM*frTi rewwMr^nini OOTha Snowman EVENING Tampia 1949 (D Current Affair Reynota* 1961. Od) Sign Off O ais) mo ® ^ OO TMa Week with David • MuModw O Collage m Mumc of Cofnpatakwi O (T Showtime at the Apollo 345 O Night Tracka: Part IV 540 O MOVIE: Couraga of the North 6400(1) OO Newa 039 OO Wheel of Fortune rtnnk.«v St Taiaa from tha Dark aide O OuerterhorM Racing S) Forever Young (Slarao) Tha Northweat Mounaas break up a Funtaabc Treeaure Hunt OO Bustin' Looaa 1460 MOVIE: Midway. 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USA My old gamthMpar down a wan •tam muaical Mitzi Gay nor Moviea: Grace KaNy (CC) o L/ttla Koala OUT) Popplea O World Ctaaa Championahip 1 Roaaano Brazzi 1956 Od) MOVIE: Underground 440 O A.WJL Championahip (D 1 Ohoat Stone• mio tha royal haN of th« laprechaunt 5:300 Monaywaak O You Cant Do That on TV ® fvana and Novak whara ha ouutwita tha Mtla kmg and •r Taiaa from the Oerkalde 7:300(1) J^ Day of Dlacovery 1400(1) NR. FoolbaH CI) AkwoN Acea Team of parking lot pekeys 640 O [HBO] MOVIE: Why Ma? gams thraa wiahet Aiban Sharp* O Thia Week In Japan 14000 China OSD WHd Kingdom W Jarry FaheoN Cfd) NFL FootbaH work at a posh Bnverty HMs hotel 746 OLeeve It To Beever 12:45O9$ 0O Sign Off Od!) WaM bfree.~ i joumoI f \ • • rri« asl Dvk Benedict Frank Gorshm 6*00 SportaCenter 540O ] MOVIE: OHverl (Star Janat Munro 1959 O (HBO) MOVIE: Coaat to O^ ' 440 O Night Flight (Slarao) O OonaW Duck Praaanta 1960 940O SportaLook ao) 7:300(2) Wm. 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CaSiS fl ED MOVIE The Fallen Idol A piadga to tha davii. and a taia of a O Captain Power (DO O Jaopardyl (CC) Q) N»ght FMght (Starvol O Curioua Oeorga/IUda In OThree Score mission lo repair hia bram injury OO Slakal A Ebart A the that spreads a gooey substance young boy idoiiiaa a houaahoid gm tanonzad by a payeno landtody O Thia Week m Sports • r w w Inns EVENING CD Nature 1967 (CC) Stephen Boyd. Edmond O Bnen over their gentle lend Sendy Kin- aarvant. who ia ravaalad aa tha Vara Maaa. Patty Ouka 1969 O SportaCenter ONewamaker Sunday Koipenova. Sergei Bereihonoi 1 1966 O Jarry FalweH can, Tony Randal 1906 S40O(l) Od) Od) OO OO mam auapact ol hia wila a murdar m O Larry King Weekend 1:101 OTha Big Story O Bad Newa Beera ^8* thia adaption of Graham Graana a O MOVIE: Mr. Ace RutMaas lie Town o Code Red O Skiing O [MAX] MOVIE: There Waa a O Tennia novel Sir Ralph Richardaon. 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OO CaHlgraphy (CC) (Slarao) • O® Sky Commendera ill O ABC World Newa Sunday 11:360 MOVIE: Plymouth Adventure Cleuda Rams 1960 6400(2) Od) Kate A AMie (CC) CJd) Newa O Sty la with Elaa Klanach Od) O(9 Sunday Today 10:50 O O Wondarworka 1967 (CC) O Certoon Express O Peter Beard's African 1:300(2) Newa O Young and SMm Again 4*00 [HBO] MOVIE: Heartbreak (CC) Pnaala and John Aldan encounter 1046 (S MOVIE: A Chnstmas Without O Shan (OO OO Saaame Street 11400(2) Od) World Tomorrow O Leave tt To Beever love aboard the Mayflower on ita O MOVIE: The Whix KM and the Adventure O® At the Moviea O At the Moviea Ridge (Slarao) (CC) Snow A recent divorcee fmds a new 1:400 [HBO] MOVIE: Daffv Duck a (CC) Offl) Syberviaion O Animela In Action voyage Spencer Tracy, Gene Tier- me wnem •n isn m ^e joins aA oiversine - ^ —aa if t a i-j Myatery at Rlverton Using O ® College BeaketbeH supersonic sneaky snooper OO Jtmcy Sweggart O® He-Man 1:30 ffi Inaide Bualneaa ney 1952 church choe that « atrugglmg lo O® College BaaketbeM (D [HBO] Fraggia Rock (CC) Inveat America devices, s young mventor. his bast U V Bettteater Galacbca 12400(2) Archie Bunker's Piece meet the demands of its pertscbon- O® OOALF(CC) O [HBO] MOVIE: Pi director Michae*WW
7th & 8th grade girls teams go undefeated C hristmas in Michigan Tis Conservation Clubs (MUCC), ihe season for bnghtly decorated Mike Todoroff. Curtis Atwater. Lottery winner reunion the 21" x 8" calendar highlights David Mohrhardt, R.C. Kray, Chnstmas trees, festive gather- artist's renditions of a variety of Larry Cory, Cathy McClung, ings of family and friends, and wild mammals, birds, and fish and John falsing, Jr. sending greetings of the season found in North Amenca Each Copies of the calendar are av- * ith traditional Christmas cards page lists important holidays, ailable for S8 .95 each Both the Although there are many types opening and closing days for all cards and the calendars may be and styles of cards to choose state hunting and fishing seasons ordered by sending a check or from, none truly exemplify the and a bnef description of each money order lo MUCC, P.O. spirit of Michigan and its rich animal and bird. Box 30235, Lansing, Ml 48909. outdoor hentage better than Some of the artists featured in- Proceeds of the sales help sup- Wildlife Christmas Cards pub- clude Susan Gunther Siegnst. port MUCC's conservation and lished by the state's largest con- Gijsben van Frankenhuy/en. environmental education prog- servation association-Michigan Bruce Matteson, Dan Waltz. rams across Michigan United Conservation Clubs (MUCC). The MUCC Wildlife Christ- Celebrate the Christmas mas Cards feature beautiful wencs of winter in Michigan's out-of-doors highlighted by art- spirit at Charlton Park ist's renditions of white tailed deer, ruffed gmuse. Canada Celebrate the spirit... "Of the town's residences. geese, red fox. and America's Chnstmas Past" al Histoncal Special attractions Ihis year in- RY song birds. The cards include a Charlton Park Village & clude a special postage cancella- traditional holiday greeting, Museum Expenence Christmas tion honoring the 100th Anniver- along with a paragraph on the as it was nearly 100 years ago sary of the CKS Depot lo be re- back offering a brief description when the family decorated the constructed al the park Visitors of the animal or bird on Ihe tree with handmade ornaments are encouraged to bnng their cover. Each box of 15 wildlife and popcorn and cranbemes that Chnstmas cards and have them ( hnstmas cards includes plam they had sirung On December cancelled al the Charlton Park white envelopes for mailing 5 and 6 and again on December Station post office. A toy train And if your still searching for 12 and 13, visitors will be able exhibit will also be on display. that little ^something" to get the to partcipate directly in this look Youngsters of all ages can visit sportsman or woman or wildlife al another era by "hands-on" ac- with St. Nick or join the carolers Nancy and Fred Shortsle receive a remembrance of the November 14 Lottery Millionaire Members of the 9-0 eighth grade girls* basketball team include, front row (I to r) Amy Gessler, Above, members of the 9-0 seventh-grade girls' basketball team include, front row(l to r) Jodi enthusiast on your Christmas gift tivities such as candle making, in the village streets. Many crafts Reunion held at the Amway Grand Plaza. Presenting this remembrance is Aggie Usedly, TV Heather Gowen, Julie McClain, Angie Brown, Angie Nauta, Jennifer Wieland, back, Niki Bishop, Jesse Pelon, Heidi Watson, Erin Nausieda, back. Manager Amy Alderink, Heidi Holmes, list? stencilling cards, making home- people will be demonstrating drawing hostess for the Michigan Lottery. Goumey, Tammy Allchin, Brandi Phillips. Renee Nugent. Christi Ponchaud, Vicki Videan. Stad Tousignaut. Heather Andree, Chris VanSickle, and Manager Tina Yaw. Missing from the You might consider the 1988 made gifl wrap and weaving. The their crafts and selling their and Manager Billie Jo Mayou. picture are Nancy Schug and Tera Sterfy. Michigan Out-of-Doors# holiday activities begin al noon wares, such as quilting, painted On November 14 a Lottery Fred Shortsle of Lowell wa.^ helped to observe the 15lh an- magazine wildlife calendar and end al 5:00 p.m. each after- sweatshirts, baskets, potpourri, Millionaire Reunion was held al one of those winners of prizes niversary of the start of Lonery by: Thad Kraus which features beautiful repro- noon, with admission S2.00 for viclorian angels and quilling the Amway Grand Hotel. Each worth over SI million. He also ticket sales in 1972. He was ac- ductions of wildlife paintings by adults 16 and over, children are The Charlton Park Museum gift millionaire was presented with a attended a financial counseling companied by his wife, Nancy, The seventh and eighth grade top wildlife artists from Michi- free. Homemade cookies warm shop will be offering ornaments. remembrance of the reunion. session in Grand Rapids and girls' basketball teams both gan, Pennsylvania, and Ontario. from the woodstove, coffee and slocking stuffers. books and ended their season the way they Canada. hoi chocolate will be served in country store candy. started them, by posting vic- Published by Michigan United tories Both Middle School squads turned m impressive and ngrotulotions perfect 9-0 marks this year. Though teams have gone unde feated in the past, it is rate for cozy corner SEND THEM NAUGHTY OR NICE! both teams to accomplish the feat New Letters from Santa for Children or Adults! in the same year The seventh STATE 0P MICHIGAN County of Kent grade club was coached by Ken • • Probate Court by Roger Brown Akers and the eighth grade squad Legal Notices. JUVENILE DIVISION was coached by Julie Niemela. TO: JOHN DOUGLAS GURSKY AND Computerized NOTICE BY PERSONS NOTICE BY PERSONS NOTICE BY PERSONS SHELLY HARVEY I'm not sure how in the world I'm going to make a column out Krause is CLAIMING TITLE UNDER CLAIMING TITLE UNDER CLAIMING TITLE UNDER In The Matter Of: Mikoma of this, but something very mieresling happened yesterday, and I TAX DEED TAX DEED TAX DEED HARVEY leel compelled to write about it. When I went home last night I Letters TO ROLAND SCHIPPER TO FRED M. ROSLANIEC, Hearing: Deceaber 23, 1987, against new TO DAVID W.SLAGER, hol- at 10:00 a.m. noticed something dark sticking oul from between one of the cracks AND ELAINE SCHIPPER. holder of interest in such lands der of interest in such lands in the big overhead garage door. A closer examination revealed Santa Claus transportation holders of interest in such herein described; herein described; TO: TIMMf AND RHONDA GRENELL that the dark spot was the fronl half of a mouse. Thie, it s pretty lands herein described: TAKE NOTICE: Sale was law- TAKE NOTICE: Sale was In The Matter 0C: Samantha morbid column material, but you have to agree, it s also very TAKE NOTICE; Sale was law- Lynn GRENELL fully made of the following de- lawfully made of the following Hearing: January 5, 1988, interesting. Imagine, a 24 foot by 7 foot, motonzed. chain-driven legislation fully made of the following de- scribed land for unpaid taxes described land for unpaid at 9:00 a.m. mouse trap! scribed land for unpaid taxes on that land, and that the un- taxes on that land, and that I'm no Sherlock Holmes, but 1 surmised that the mouse hid atop on that land, and that the un- dersigned has title to the land the undersigned has title to TO: STUART BARRON AND VICKY the open door when Teresc and the kids got in the car that moming. A transportation funding pack- GESSNES STATE OP MICHIGAN dersigned has title to the land under tax deed or deeds is- 'Ou'f age passed recently by the Stale the land under tax deed or In The Matter Of; Affber The mouse probably watched as the car backed out, and could County of Kent under tax deed or deeds is- sued for the land. You are en- deeds issued for the land. You Regular House will penalize the tax- Probate court GESSNER hardly wait lo get back al my sack of bird seed. UnfortunHely for sued for the land You are en- titled to a reconveyance of this Hearing: January 5, 1988, payers of Michigan, said an area JUVENILE DIVISION are entitled to a reconveyance the mouse. Terese hit the remote control and the door started down. titled to a reconveyance of this land within 6 months after the at 9:00 a.m. lawmaker who voted against the of this land within 6 months The little guy must have panicked, and tried lo hide in one of the TO: STEVEN DUANE ULBEHC land within 6 months after the return of service of this notice, after the return of service of cracks between the panels when it opened up as it passed b\ the legislation. In The Natter Of: Jamie TO: PAUL MARTIN, AKTCNIO return of service of this notice upon payment to the under- this notice, upon payment to bend in the tracks. When the crack in ihe panels got around the State Representative Vic WHEELER upon payment to the under- JIMENEZ AM) ROSEMARIE MCSWAIN Krause (R-Rockford) said the Hearing; Decentoer 10, 1987, signed or to the treasurer of the undersigned or to the tre- In The Matter Of: Tiffany curve, it closed back up, and that was the end tor my little bi signed or to the treasurer of the county in which the land MARTIN and Porsche JUCNEZ funding plan will raise approxi- at 11:00 a.a. asurer of the county In which seed thief. . the county in which the land Hearing: January 7, 1988, is situated of all sums paid for the land is situated, of all sums I suppose the "Mousy Heaven" stones concerning one s death mately S90 million by increases TO: PATRICIA SCHWARTZ is situated, of all sums paid at 9:00 a.m. the tax sale purchase, to- paid for the tax sale purchase, are all pretty typical. Cats, hawks, owls, spring traps and "D-Con in registrations, transaction In It* Matter Of: Teresa for the tax sale purchase, to- SCHWARTZ gether with 50% in addition, together with 50% in addition, probably account for most of the obituaries. But, there are certainly costs, scrvice fees and drivers gether with 50% in addition, TO: ALVERGIS WALKER AND licenses. The cost of a four-year Hearing: Decentoer 15, 1987, and the fees of the shenff for and the fees of the sheriff for VICKI CLEM0NS a few oddballs up there with a real slory lo tell, and I know it at 4:00 p.n. and the fees of the shenff for the service or cost of publica- In The Matter Of: Angela renewal for a dnver's license will the service or cost of publica- least one of them. One Week Only the service or cost of publica- WALKER AKA CLEMGNS tion of this notice. The service tion of this notice. The service I told you I was going to have trouble stretching my mouse story climb from S6 to SI2. TO: KATOY BLANCHARD tion of this notice. The service Hearing; January 14, 1988, "Those who use the roads In The Matter Of: KUberly or publication costs shall be or publication costs shall be at 9:00 a.m. into a column. Since we're on the subject of death, I guess BUFKIN or publication costs shall be the same as if for personal Christmas should pay to keep them up. In- the same as If for personal ser- tell you how I want to go. Hearing: Decenber 17, 1987, the same as if for personal service of a summons upon vice of a summons upon com- TO: MARK SCHWAB AND RUTH Nobody wants lo die of cancer, or old age, or any num r o stead. we've passed an unfair at 4:00 p.e. service of a summons upon plan that burdens everyone, par- commencement of an action, mencement of an action, to- mm lingering illnesses that prolong the inevitable. Everyone has a commencement of an action, together with a sum of $5.00 In The Matter Of; Shannon Special... Boxed Two great new personalized letters from Santa carry ticularly senior citizens." Krause TO: KHAMPH0NE AND AMPH0NE gether with a sum of $5.00 for and Steven HEISS fantasy as to how they would like to depart the here and now. ve the recipient's name, and yours! The "nice" one's for M together with a sum of $5.00 for each description, without said Why should an older indi- In The Matter Of: PtuB|)hoi>e each description, without Hearing; January 25, 1988, heard golfers say they'd like to be hit by lightning after sinking a all the special kids in your life, and the "naughty" one and Pavanh for each description, without vidual. who travels a few other additional cost or other additional cost or at 9:00 a.m. 50 foot putt on the 18th green. I've heard pilots say they d like to Christmas Cards Hearing; Decentoer 30, 1987, other additional cost or is a tease—fun for adult family and friends. thousand miles a year, pay as charge. If payment as de- charge. If payment as de- spin in with a grin. There are those who think being s ot y a at 10:00 a.n. charge. If payment as de- TO: DENNIS GRANT AND Created by Hallmark and printed in seconds— much as someone who travels ex- scribed in this notice is not scribed in this notice is not jealous husand is the way to go. I've heard all kinds ot wit senbed in this notice is not MARCEUA BALSITIS Priced 20% OFF! TO: JOHN BRUSSEL made, the undersigned will in- tensively?" made, the undersigned will in- made, the undersigned will in- In The Matter Of; Clifton ideas, but mine is still the wierdest. Krause said that under this In The Matter Of: Eric and stitute proceedings for pos- stitute proceedings for pos- BALSITIS It's not original, but it's definitely different. Several years ago. Shelly BRUSSEL stitute proceedings for pos- session of the land. Hearing; January 26, 1988, plan out-of-state truckers and Hearing: Deceober 16, 1987, session of the land. a short page six news item caught my eye. The dateline was session of the land. at 9:00 a.m. tourists pay nothing for using at 11:00 a.n. Descnption of the land: Lot Description of the land; a small California town. A small circus had set up shop in a NOW OPEN Description of the land: 62, Dunham Farm Addition, sECOllINg Michigan roads South 75 feet of East 46 feel South 75 feet of east 46 feet supermarket parking lot. Sometime during the circus stay, one o "Tourists from other slates A neglect tenporary wardship according to the recorded plat the elephants became spooked for some reason. It broke loose, DRAWING SUNDAYS petition has been filed in of Lot 15. Block 10, E. P. Ful- of Lot 15, Block 10, E. P. Ful- thereof. City of Grand Rapids, A petition for termination travel more than 4 billion miles the above matter. A hearing ler's Subdivision, according to and stampeded through the parking lot. A man, beading ac o lers Subdivision, according to County of Kent. State of Michi- of parental rights haa been WINNERS: 12:00 - 4:00 every year on our highways. Last on the petition will be the recorded plat thereof. City the recorded plat thereof. City his car with a sack of groceries, was trampled and killed. Mon.-Sal., CAFyaffSlET conducted by the Court on gan. filed in the above matter. year out-of-state truckers bought of Grand Rapids, County of A hearing on the petition I can picture it vividly. I'm in my retirement years, it s Hallmark Sleigh 10 am-6 pm the date and time stated of Grand Rapids. County of Amount paid: $706.15 for 88 million gallons of diesel fuel. Kent, State of Michigan. vlll be conducted by the Saturday moming in early October. Terese is making coo ^r J«nny Hall above in Kent County Kent Stale of Michigan. Wednesday, Millions of dollars could have taxes for the year 1983. Court on the date and time Juvenile court, 1501 Cedar Amount paid: $839.43 for the grandkids, and sends me to the store for milk and eggl. 10 am-0 pm Amount needed to redeem; atated above in Kent county been raised for highway con- NE, Grand Rapids, Michigan. Amount paid: $839.43 for taxes for the year 1983. at the store, I notice a small circus in operation off in t comcr Hallmark Chrlatmaa Album Sunday 12 pm-4 pm $1,064.23 plus the fees of the Juvenile Court, 1501 Cedar Leslie Perkins struction and maintenance by im- It is therefore ordered that taxes for the year 1983. Amount needed to redeem; of the parking lot, but don't pay much attention. I buy the milk you personally appear before Sheriff. NE, Grand Rapids, Michigan. posing fees on these road users. $1,264.15 plus the fees of the It U therefore ordered that and eggs, plus some Strohs and peanuts tor a treat unng an the Court at the time and Amount needed to redeem. Hallmark Chrlatmaa Album "Instead we've added yet Sheriff. you personally appear before afternoon college football game on TV. I'm on my way ac ( place stated above. S i 264.15 plus the fees of the Mrs. D. Wlsner another tax increase on the This hearing may result in a the Court at the time and the car with the sack of groceries in one hand, and um ing 223 W. Main/Lowell, Ml 49331 (616) 897-5000 Sheriff. place stated above. people of Michigan The plan is teB|X)rary or permanent loss November 12, 1987 October 21, 1987 my keys with the other. All of a sudden, out of the comer of my This hearing may result in a poorly conceived and 1 voted of your rights to the By: Ann F. Lemaire and By . Ann F. Lemaire and By: Ann F. Lemaire and eye, I see a wild-eyed elephant on a dead run! He s coming right child(ren). M.D. Lemaire permanent loss of your against it." Krause concluded M.D. Lemaire M.D. Lemaire rights to the child(ren). at me. Then, that's it. The lights go oul, and that's it. Bay State Ltd. Bay State Ltd. Dated: November 25, 1987 Bay State Ltd They'd splatter the story all over the fronl page of the Ledger, 202 Watkins Lane 202 Watkins Lane 202 Watkins Lane Dated: Noveaber 25, 1987 "Former Ledger publisher killed by runaway elephant MMn- Battle Creek. Ml Battle Creek. Ml JOHN P. STEKETEE Battle Creek. Ml • while, I'd be in the hereafter, telling anyone who d listen, about JUDGE OF PROBATE <34 C2-5 JOW P. STEKETEE the elephanl. C53-56 JUDGE OP WOBATE The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. December 2, 1987 • Page 18 The Lowefl Ledfer - Wedncaday. 2, 1*7 - Pag* !•
J - .4^ Lights strung along Main % HEALTH Join us for f m & our annual m INFANT COLIC - PART I sPetmls Business S FOR SALE It SCard of ThanksS g WANTED S SHEW ^ Christmas The screaming, writhing infant that many of us have experienced seems to be the exact opposite of what we expected when we had SSenkeS MAN Y THANKS - to my fam- our babies. We wonder how our child can be so miserable and we WANTED - 1 Acre parcel or WANTEDS NEED A DJ.7 FIREWOOD FOR SALE - ily and friends for their love, feel helpless, depressed and inadequate Such are the experiences large lot wilhin walking dis- '4 Open House! We play your favorite $90 a cord, cut, split, and ds- prayers, and visits to me HEAVY EQUIPMENT of those who have had infants with colic. In the next few columns music lor all occasions. tance of Lowell to place mod- OPERATOR- CITY OF LOW- we are going to discuss the causes of colic and how to cope with it. livered or 8' sections sold by while in the hospital and on AH types of music to CHRISTMAS TREES - ular home. Needed im- ELL-Starting salary: $8.00 Crying is an important development function in all infants. It truckload, $70. Call 691- retumtng home. My deep ap- mediately. Please call 897- per hr. Operates all types of allows the infant to release tensions. This is the only way the choose from. Ftssh cut, Scotch pines, 8503 preciation to you all. : 8064 or 697-6915. \ newborn can communicate hunger, pain, feeling cold, or a need Lite ft Listen up to 8', some Sprues. C48tfn In Christ's Love, heavy and light equipment in NC52tfn Saturday, Dec. 5 \ for physical contact. Crying usually reaches its peak al 6 weeks Sound Systems Corns ssriy for bsst sstsc- Ida Onan the construction and mainte- of age. Colic is ill-defined and often overused. Most doctors define Can; 897-4336 Hon. 5656 Kyssr Rd., 5 BIG SALE - Heated garage, nance of City properties. 9 a.m. 'til 3 p.m. ^ colic as continuous crying or extreme fussiness for more than 3 NCTFN mllss southssst of Lowell. 605 S. Clay St. Greenville. 8 TO OUR WONDERFUL Education equivalent to com- hours a day. All babies are fussy at one time or another, but colicky Opsn Nov. 28th. Schwab's a.m. to 6 p.m.. Sat., Dec. 5th! FRIENDS AND RELATIVES pletion of high school and babies prolonged bouts are repeated daily, often at Ihe same time Ttes Fsrm, Ph. 616-642- Hooiser cabinet, dresser, - We'd like to thank sech SHEW completion of a formal train- Most infants will stop crying and remain calm after feeding, while 9679. chairs, lots of pans, dishes, and everyone of you for ing certification in the opera- colicky babies seem lo experience their most difficult times shortly nc2,3 clothes, bassinette. 24' gas the many cards, calls and tion and maintenance of light after feeding Rocking or holding the infant does not seem to Jim Cook. Jr. WANTED S and heavy equipment. Sub- Refreshments &^| On Tuesday* Dec. 1, the first day of significant snowfall in comfort ihe colicky baby for more lhan a few minutes. stove, sewing goods, lamps, gifts for Bob while In the mit completed application at Lowell, the dty was busy stringing lights along Main Street. Colic affects approximately 10-15% of all babies regardless of AUCTIONEER LET RAY TRIM or cut down decorator items, old and hospital and at home. Lowell City Hall. 301 E. Main Door prizes The lights will help members of the community get into the sex, lype of birth, breast fed or bottle fed. It usually begins during All Types of Sales your tree the safety way with new. See you there. You're thoughtfulness Is PART TIME HOME MAIL- St., Lowell, Ml 49331, 616- Christmas spirit and help add to the festive mood created by Ihe 2nd or 3rd week of life and gradually resolves after 3 months (616) 897-8872 a cherry picker. 616-794- 03 greatly apprsdatsd. A &> the holiday activities sponsored by the Lowell Area Chamber ING PROGRAM - Excellent 897-8457 by Friday, De- Colicky babies are generally healthy They gain weighl at normal 2499 special thanks to our of Commerce. rates and are usually alert and active. As one doctor stated, "Colic income! Details, send self- cember 11, 1987, 5 p.m. CTFN WOOD FOR SALE - $70 a frisnds at King Milling Co., }.« See all our seasonal fe is not serious unless you are the parents of the baby thai's affected cord In 8' lengths, $90 a Lowell Rescue Squad, Sat. addressed stamped en- 02,3 Very few parents are prepared for the tremendous changes that velope. West, Box 5877, Hill- APPLES, VEGETABLES, cord, cut and spilt, deliv- Night 0.8.'srs, Wayne and Ik specialties... come with parenling. There are often periods of physical exhaus- side, NJ 07205. HELP WANTED - Cook, ELECTRICAL WORK CIDER, ALL VARIETIES ered. Ph 897-7307. Linda Borton, and our very lion, depression, and doubts about parenting abilities. Never are C50-3 part-time evenings, no ex- WANTED - Remodeling, ARE READY NOW. - Golden 03 spsclal neighbor Nancy. changes more profound and sudden than that which occurs when perience needed, orientation you bring your new baby home. These difficulties are magnified new construction, residen- and Red Delicious. Stark's The constant support and SEASONED OAK AND TYPISTS - Hundreds provided. Apply in person, INSTALLATION & REPAIR OF: for those with colicky babies. Tliey are faced with an infani they tial. commercial and Indus- Splendors, Empires, Ida help of each of you made MAPLE - cut and split, $100/ weekly at home! Write: P.O. Cumberland Retirement Vil- cannot seem to comfort. They often consider themselves failures trial. Llcsnssd and In- Reds, Hollys and Jonathans. thia trying time much Air Condition Equipmont. Oil b Gat Firod Warm Air b Box 17. Clark. NJ 07066. as parenls They are confused by the contradictory information cord; $40/nck. Oall 457- easier to bear. lage, 11535 E. Fulton, Lowell. Hot Wator Heating Systamt. Gat. OM b Elactric sured. Call anytime 676- Visit our new cider mill. Take 2823. 050-3 03 Domattic Hot Watar Haatart. Elactiomc Air Claanart. they are receiving from friends, family and medical personnel 9574 or 897-6323. home donuts, caramel ap- Ws Love You All, Humidifiers. Watar Softanart ft Pool Haatart regarding the causes of colic and how to deal with it. Breast feeding C42tfn Nctfn ples or pie. Apple wood and Bob and Joyce Wllkerson 517 East Main - Lowell - 897-7150 mothers may feel their milk is inadequate and bottle feeding moms mixed hardwood, aged and COMPLETE LINE OF HEATING. AIR may feel that colic would not occur if only she would have breast CONDITIONING & PLUMBING EQUIPMENT fed. It is normal to feel anger towards this colicky infant. These delivered to you. ORCHARD BUSHNELL SANTA SHOP GVSC to set up fund feelings of resentment and anger may frighten the parents They HILL FARMS, Clarence Ledger Entries ... feel they must have something wrong with them to feel this way - will be open to the public. Klahn, 98% Cascade Rd., AL HEEMSTRA Dec. 4 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. The art of quilting, still popular today, has been towards their baby. Colicky babies definitely place a strain on the Lowell. Phone 868-7229. A $233,000 final gift from the interest in higher education. Ac- parents' relationship with their spouse and other children in the We would also like to thank 046TFN of 75.50 and 25 Years Ago practiced for thousands of years. Soldiers of HEATING S PLUMBING estate of Leon W. Hall has ena- cording lo GVS Financial Aid Di- 82S6-28th Street. S.E. family. Fritl's Bait Shop and Gladys bled Grand Valley Slate to set up the Middle Ages wore quilted coats and hoods rector Kenneth Fridsma, the CALL: ADA *76-2181 Next week we'll discuss the cause of colic and how to deal with it. Fritts for their help on our WOOD CUTTING-I will cut a loan fund to help students pay monies were used for general under their armor. merchandise. your wood, on your land, for for college. The principal scholarship purposes. The final 03 shares or cash. Will cut any amount has been set up as an $233,000 gift comes from ihe By endowment fund, allowing the Residents hardwood. Oall 457-2823. liquidation of the trust fund, fol- Prisdlla interest earned to provide loans lowing the death of the last indi- 042tfn Lussmyer against BINGO to students. Payments will begin vidual beneficiary of his estate. six months after a student leaves Fridsma said. "This large lump Every Friday nigM. 730 P.M. increased BARTENDING SERVICE - college, al 6 percent interest. sum gift makes it possible for Lowel VFW Hal. Why bartend, when you are Hall was a Grand Rapids fumi- Grand Valley Stale lo establish East Man St, Lowell the host. For Oorporate, Bus- lure designer and a frequent lec- the Leon W. Hall Endowed Stu- taxes iness, Social, Holiday, Pri- turer on furniture history and de- dent Loan Fund. This is a special at 6:45 P.M. Early Bird Bingo at 6> vate, Wedding and all occa- sign. He died in 1965 at the age fund for those who have diffi- If constituent mail is any indi- PUBUtiwrTED TRi of 83. The college has received culty obtaining a student loan cation, Michigan residents are sions. Appetizers available approximately S 10,000 from his from other sources. Awards will overwhelmingly against any in- on request. Experienced bar- estate annually for the past 22 be based on both the student's crease in insurance premiums. tenders. OOOKTAILS WITH LEGION years, under a trust established academic record and de- Senate Finance Committee CLASS, Call 897-7176. at the time of his death because monstrated financial need. 100 YEARS AGO IN THE JOURNAL - DECEMBER 1,1887 Chair Norm Shinkle (R-Lam- OF THE MOOSE C52ttn of his humanitarian concerns and With our largest selection bertville) and Senate Commerce The Star Cutter boiler cracks over the fire box, blowing Committee Chair Richard POst- Tuesdays furnace doors & boiler room doors open and transporting humus (R-Lowell) say a survey Complete Formal Engineer Henry Tidd some 15 feet outside, fortunately unhurt. BINGO!! HOT LUNCH MENU A.A. Hall loses potatoes to a thief for the third time. of Republican senators revealed Wear Rental that all received an unusually Ealy Bids 6:00 P.M. Telephone stock is booming, immensely profitable. WEEK OF DEC. 7, 1987 The waterworks is ready to pump as soon as pump connec- Gifts Ever... large volume of mail regarding Regular Bingo 7:00 P.M. Governor Blanchard's proposed WEDDINGS OR tions arrive from Chicago. 1320 E. Fulton tax hike on insurance com- 75 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - DECEMBER 5,1912 iQi MONDAY panies. Both Shinkle and Post- OTHER SPECIAL The school physics class finds Reservoir Hill to be 123 feet Macaroni and chccsc or Italian Spaghetti, fresh peas high. Shop Early For Best Buys! humus have received many let- ters, all urging them not to raise 0CCASSI0NS or cole slaw, French bread w/honey butter, assorted Oscar Rivettte of Webberville weds Miss Matie Gould here r, on Nov. 28. They will live in Webberville. insurance taxes furthur. Other se- BINGO fruit or chocolate pudding, milk. Miss Helen G. Look entertains the Alpha Delta Mu girls at nate offices also report receiving Every Saturday r»ght her home. large amounts of mail on the / Weekes Dry Goods advertises stilettoes for 5c, fascinators issue, with almost all writers de- 700 P.M. TUESDAY FILM CLOTHING J for 25c, infants' stork pants for 50e and chiffon auto scan/es "Check Us Out, manding senators not raise insur- LOWELL NOOSE BtNGO Cheeseburgers or barbeque on a bun or pita, lettuce i Pictures with for $1.00 DEVELOPING ance taxes. Shinkle said. 1320 L Fulton salad w/dressing. steamed com or beets, chilled fruit 50 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - DECEMBER 2,1937 I: <> Santa Claus "Governor Blanchard blames RIDGEVIEW The first annual Window Night awards prizes to Robert the Senate for refusing to raise Earty Bid Bingo at 6:00 P.M or jello, bars or cookies, milk. Color Rolls Developed and You Will TTN SHOPPING CENTER Hahn Grocery, Christiansen's Store and Stiles Beauty Shop. Sat., Dec. 5 _,i taxes on insurance companies, Pete Kerr bags a deer, a bear and a wolf on his hunting trip. and Printed but judging from the mail in the WEDNESDAY 110, I2t, IISADiec After the Chamber 2173 W. MAIN ST.. Jack Bannan cuts hair momings at Earl Kropf's shop and Senate, constituents overwhelm- Chicken nuggets or sliced ham, mashed potatoes or afternoons at the Ionia Reformatory. Check Out With ingly do not want us to raise in- MONDAYS LOWELL of Commerce rice and gravy, buttered mixed veggies or green beans, Fallasburg Park had a record attendance of 600,000 this set rin,$ surance taxes. They have expres- Qut-Ks-Sk year. Santa Claus sed the fear that any tax increase raisin rolls or bread, jello w/whip or fruit, milk. Jfcrtro W P :! Good valuesr Sportsmans Ckib Ph. 897-6411 25 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - NOVEMBER 29,1962 will undoubtedly be passed on The American Legion Roller Rink hosts a statewide meet Parade to them in the form of higher Early Bird Bngo 630 P.M. THURSDAY of skating clubs. insurance rates," Shinkle said. An AAA study of traffic accidents in Lowell points to the 63 Regular Bingo 7:00 P.M. Fruit juice, pizza w/meat and cheese, salad or veget- Posthumus also noted thai need for a new M-91 bridge over the Grand River. The present • QifrKs-Zk Chibiioute many of the letters have been able. choice of fresh or canned fruit, milk. bridge is only wide enough for one lane. from senior citizens who claim "NEW HOLIDAY HOURS" M-F 9-9 SAT. 9-6 11400 Foranan Road LOWELL MASONS AND Michigan has more ski resorts than any other state - 83. It j*- Original Color Roll Film Only • No Reprint Orders they simply can't afford to pay Lowell, Michigan EASTERN STARS-will hold still is regarded as the nation's furniture capital, though that higher rates. FRIDAY an "All Mau Can Eat" Fish Din- honor will soon go to North Carolina. The governor may insist that Grilled Cheese or bologna salad sandwiches, potato •» 2 COLOR PRINTS *| ner on Saturday, Dec. 5, we raise insurance taxes, but the chips and pickles, soup or salad, fruit or jello. cookies people clearly don't want us to. 1987. They will serve from 5- FOR THE PRICE OF 1», or bars. milk. LAMBERT VARIETY 1 think it's time for the governor 7 p.m., at the Lowell Masonic J* REMEMBER THANKSCIVINC DAY 123W. MAIN. LOWELL Ml 49331 e PH 897-9918 lo start reading his mail and Temple, 112 Lincoln Lake, 14- ...WITH PICTURES. 41 reali/e what the citizens really Lowell, Ml. Price is $4.00 for Price of lunches to students includes milk. Elementary VISA WE'RE YOUR HOMETOWN DIME STORE MEETING YOUR | * Otler good Nov. 30-0ec. o want, instead of blaming the Se- adults and $150 for children. 85«. Middle and Senior High 90?. Over 65 percent of the world's population goes through VARIETY OF NEEDS Nine million tons of salt nate for carrying oul the wishes 03 the day without coming in contact with a newspaper, of the people," Posthumus •re applied to American radio, television or telephone. highways each year for road de-icing. The Lowell Ledger • Wedncaday. December 2. 1987 • Pa«e 20 Haggai finds reward in friendships with youth by: Thad Kraus
too many breaks. And he*8 made that call a being my son) get out of hand, "I grew up in a home without Having worked with the or- ing has meant the world of differ- "He doesn't know the meaning couple of times. With Kevin Tm fair with everybody,** Hag- a father 1 had no one to fall back phans in the Korean War, after ence to the two brothers from of a break Kiri has gone grown, married and living on his gai said. on. Mom had to go out and make coming stateside, John Haggai Cascade. through open heart surgery, is own now, Haggai decided to be- Haggaireceived a plaque last a living." Kevin Porter said. looked into foster parenting "Haggai s been a real good legally blind, has a hearing prob- come a Big Brother to a local year commemorating his 12 "There wasn't anyone to play through the D.A. Blodgett guy, he's been there for us," lem and has been treated for a boy, Danny Schumaker. years of dedicated service in the games with or to take me fish- agency A year after learning of Kevin Porter said. "He's done a brain tumor." says Haggai. as he Schumaker, 13. attends Low- Big Brother, Big Sister program ing " the Big Biother. Big Sister prog- great deal with and for my points to Kirk's drawings on his ell Middle School The mission of D.A. Blodgett Porter and his brother Kirk's ram, Haggai decided to do some- younger bmther Kirk." office wall at the Amway Corpo- The Lowell school hoard pres- and other services similar, is to upbringing is representative of thing, to get involved. Kevin, now 27. has been mar- ration. MKirk and I have become ident adds that he could not have enhance the well-being of a an estimated K.IKX) children in "A lot of young people in the ried eight years to his wife Gab- pretty close." dtme it alone "You must have child. Kent Count) alone that are in world need help and understand- riele. The couple has three chil- dren Lxanne. Jacob and Joshua. help and cooperation from fam- "The Chinese have an old need of a Big Brother, Big Sister ing, and by giving a little bit of Haggai adds that the joy and ily and friends '* philosophy, if you're planning friendship my time I can help provide this," Haggai represents a break, reward he gets from the Big Haggai's son T.J., 20, has for a year, plant rice. If you're That special friendship found Haggai said. something good in Kirk Porter s Brother, Big Sister program is been very cooperative, he helps planning for a decade, plant the Ptnler brothers hack in 1974, Haggai's help and understand- life. Porter, 24, hasn't been dealt "asUonomical.** pick up and takes home the boys trees If you're planning for a "The only right thing 1 did was on the weekend when needed. lifetime, educate a young per- make a phone caII.M Haggai said. "I never let the balance (TJ. son," Haggai concludes Needed: Friends for kids
(boys, ages 9 and 14) that have Alter the orientation the vol- been referred and accepted into unteer is interviewed by a worker by: Thad Kraus the program that are in need of and then put through a training volunteers program. At this time there is The aim of the Big Brother- Director of services at D.A. also a reference and polkc Big Sister pmgram is to piovide Blodgett, Nick Koster reports check. role models, guidance and adult that there are far more children "We're looking for stable, ma- companionship for thousands of in need of volunteers than there ture adults with a genuine in- single parent families in a com- are volunteers. terest in sharing their interests munity. "People don't become in- and talents with a youth." There's an estimated 8,000 volved because of the commit- There is*a greater need for Big children in single-parent families ment and the lack of interest,*' Brothers (han Big Sisters. in Kent County D.A. Blodgett Big Bmther-Big Sister coor- "Volunteers find the expen- started the Kent County Chapter dinator Paul Miller said. "People ence with the youths to be good. of the Big Bmther-Big Sister are not willing to give a 3-5 hour It's an opportunity to share life's program in 1965. commitment each week to a skills, experiences, social skills, The children range in age from child. And the volunteer must manners and to look out for the 7 to 14 years. Who the child is commit to doing this for a children and encourage them to matched up with is based on minimum of a year." make the right decisions." Miller geography, interests, age, race, Miller suggests that the need said. 'Those that volunteer help, and type of problem for volunteers is not unique to take satisfaction in knowing There are 50 little brothers and just the Kent County area. they've helped in the betterment 18 little sisters in need of volun- All volunteers must go of a child's life." teers in the Kent County area. through a training program First Miller adds that being a spec- And there are 70 little boys and an application is filled out, then ial friend to a young boy or girl Kevin Porter, left, and Kirk Porter,right, stan d beside their Big Brother John Haggai, Lowell 15 little girls that have been refer- if accepted the volunteer must is the best description of what School Board president, (middle). Haggai volunteered his help as a Big Brother for the Porters red to the program. attend an orientation on the third the Big Bmther-Big Sister prog- back in 1974. Lowell has two children Mondav of each month. ram is all about.
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