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Volume 13, Issue 47 Serving Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 Wednesday, October 4, 1989 Great Lakes Bancorp closing, Oct. 27 S&L repercussions felt by Lowell employees MET DEADLINE FAST APPROACHING The effects of the mismanage- ment of Savings and Loan in- Parents inleresled in the Michigan Educational Trust program stitutions that occurred in Texas must submit their application this week Oct. 2-6. within the last year, have Applications may be obtained at the high school office from stretched well beyond the "Lone Gordon Gould. Star" state. SUPER SATURDAYS - SIGN-UP NOW! In fact, far enough north, that the repercussions are now being felt locally. Super Saturdays for Kids workshops arc coming up at the Lowell Norene Martin, the Lowell Area Arts Council. 147 S. Hudson St. Starting this coming Satur- day. Oct. 7, workshops will be held from 10 a.m. to 12 noon and Branch Manager for Great Lakes Bancorp - A Federal Savings will continue for each Saturday during the month of October. Bank, learned Monday (Sept. Children in grades two through six may participate in one of 25), from Grand Rapids' Reg- two workshops. "Experiements with Line and Color", a drawing and painting workshop taught by Sandra Bartlett. or "The Puppet ional Manager. Sam VanBoven that the decision to close the Caper**, a puppet-making and drama presentation, taught by Dru Lowell branch had been made. Rooker. The decision was influenced Fee for either session for the four weeks is $20. Sign up now by the national legislation of by phoning the Arts Center at 897-8545, Monday through Friday, FIRREA. a financial institution I to 5 p.m. reform and recovery enforce- ment act. The act reviews the fi- POST OFFICE CLOSED OCTOBER 9 nancial industry and its products, services and delivery systems. Lowell Postmaster Charlie Doyle has advised that the Lowell "A sounder industry requires an Post Office will be closed on Monday, Oct. 9 in observance of increasing capital/' VanBoven Columbus Day. said. He added that it would not The office will not perform any function and there will be no be cost beneficial for the finan- postal employees working on this day. cial institution (Great Lakes Ban- corp) to add the products and ser- SURVEYORS TO DETERMINE LANDMARK LOCATIONS vices to the Lowell branch. "For several years the Lowell The Southwest Chapter of the Michigan Society of Registered- branch has not grown to the satis- Land Surveyors Foundation will conduct an original-research sur- faction of top management. It vey. Using chain and stake, they will determine the locations of has remained in a static posi- the 1939 sawmill, 1840 gristmill and tannery lot at the Fallasburg tion." Van Boven said. Pioneer Village. Other reasons for the closure Great Lakes Bancorp of Lowell announced it will be closing its doors effective Oct. 27. Saturday, Oct. 14 (rain date Oct. 21) from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. decision included the current at Fallasburg Pioneer Village, across the old covered bridge, guides parking problem and the discus- will show in-progress restoration of the Fallas House. The Fallas- slack for the 40-50 that have Lakes Bancorp does not want to terminate the Lowell branch has sion of removing parking from burg Schoolhouse Museum will be open and visitors will be able been mismanaged. "We're hav- continue in this building. It does been known for 30 days, in front of the bank. to view an archeological dig taking place in the Village. ing to readjust because of them." not project the right image. A "We appreciate the business While thousands of S&L's are The Surveyor's group operates a museum in Lansing, the only Martin interjects. drive-up teller is also not possi- people have brought us while lo- strong, according to VanBoven one in the U.S. devoted entirely to surveying. In 1988 they were Martin added that the lease on ble at the current location." they are having to pick up the invited to survey Old Fort Michilimackinac, and this year com- the building is up Nov. 1. "Great VanBoven said the decision to Bank, contd., pg pleted a survey of the old Fort on Mackinac Island. Ladies of the Alto Apostolic Christian Church will cook and serve all homemade food, including pies, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. City vacates Mound St. right-of-way The event is being sponsored by the Fallasburg Historical Soci- ety, formerly West Central Michigan Historical Society. The public The Lowell City Council request. The councilmembers ag- After meeting with the Look mously approved the request. is invited and there is no admission charge. For more information breezed through Monday's meet- reed that the street would likely Fund Committee and representa- A bid of $34,500 to construct call Judy Baird, 897-9081. ing in short order. The first never be developed and voted tives from both Lowell and Ver- a six place hangar at the Lowell agenda item was a public hearing unanimously to approve the vac- gennes Townships. City Man- Council, cont'd., pg. 8 MASONS SPONSOR FISH DINNER OCT. 7 concerning a request to vacate ation. ager David Pasquale advised the the Mound St. right of way. The The council passed a resolu- Council that "Look Memorial LOOK for your Westside Deli On Saturday. Oct. 7. there will be Fish Dinner sponsored by 66 foot right of way runs north tion observing Head Injury Fire Station'' was the preferred coupon inside this week's Ledger Lowell Masons and Eastern Stars. from Hill St. on the city's east Awareness Month. The request name for city's new fire station and SAVE. The "All You Can Eat" dinner is at the Lowell Masonic Temple, side. The request originated from originated from the Michigan on S. Hudson. The Look Memo- 112 Lincoln Lake, serving from 5 to 7 p.m. Prices are $5 adults; Dean and Carol Collins. The Col- Head Injury Alliance. rial Fund contributed more than KIRSCHLIN KENNEL • Minia- $2 children. lins are selling their home at 901 The council approved a $200,000 to the project. The ture Schnauzers AKC puppies, N. Jefferson. Potential buyers $1,600 expenditure to establish council unanimously approved shots, ears, also champion stud LOCAL LIBRARIES OFFER HALLOWEEN PROGRAMS had expressed concern that the an employee performance ap- the name. service. Kirsdilin Kennel. 676- property's value would be di- praisal and merit pay system. The council approved an 9257. I Before you carve your pumpkins or stock up for trick or treat, minished if Mound St. were ever The system will be put in place amendment to Jim Sowle's ac- gather 'round for some creepy, scary songs and stories at the developed. All neighbors to the by Nancy Ohle of Midland. Ohle cess agreement to the Lowell Air- MCGEE HOMESTEAD - Bed Lowell and Alto branches of the Kent County Library System. property were notified of the re- specializes in such projects and port. Sowle owns a hangar on and breakfast, 2534 Alden Nash The library's monthly story programs for pre-schoolers will be quest. and none expressed op- will establish guidelines for the private property adjacent to the N.E., Lowell. 897-8142. featuring this favorite holiday for October. position to the vacation. TWo system as well as train the super- airport. The original agreement The program will be presented at the Lowell branch. 325 W. neighbors. Ned Swift and Lloyd visors using it. The city's 23 full restricted Sowle from storing PRECISION & FASHION Main St.. on Monday. Oct. 9 at 10:30a.m.; and at the Alto branch. Ritzema were on hand at the time employees will be involved fuel at his hangar. Sowle now HAIRSTYLING - For both men 6059 Linfield. on Thursday. Oct. 19 at 10:30 a.m. hearing in support of the Collins' with the system. bums auto gas in his airplane and Call either of these branches to register or for more information. only aviation fuel is available at and women. Man's World the airport. The council unani- Hairstyling. Phone 897-8102. OFF THE BLOTTER COUSINS' CARD & GIFT ICEMAN'S OUTLET - Issued appearance tickets to 63rd District Court Thursday, Sept. SHOPPE - Big selection of adult Liquoi, Beer & Wine. It's new - . 28. were Roy Miller. 41. of Lowell for Assault and Batter)' and LITE & LISTEN SOUND - Music and infant Halloweenmerdian- BBQ Ribs & chicken to go on the GARY'S COUNTRY MEATS - for all occasions. Make your re- Margaret Baker. 44. also of Lowell for Disorderly Person. dise. New store hours:Sunday, 12- weekend. Panama Jack T-Shirts For fresh meal cuts, cold cuts and Involved in a properly damage accident September 26 on Amity 3 p.m.; Monday, 10 a.m. to 8 and shorts. Open till 1 a.m. cheese visit Lowell's exclusive ception or party a time to re- member. Call Jerry and Alicia l)e- St. near Elizabeth was Marie Doyle. 64, as she backed from a p.m.; Tuesday-Saturday 10 a.m. weekends and until 12:30 a.m. meat market at 205 E. Main. Call Main Street, cont'd., pg. H to 6 p.m. Monday thru Thursday. 897-7306. spres at 897-4336. The Ixmdl Ledger - Wednesday, October 4, 1989 - Page 2 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, October 4, 1989 - Page 3 Obituaries

Palmer of Cameron, MO; and Grand Rapiis; grandchildren 7 BEERS - Edilh Hanchett Beers, sister, Neal and Dale Lynn An- of Lowell, died Monday, Sep- Alto; three grandchildren. Doug- five grandchildren. Memorial Jennifer. Michael-John, Kai\ age 82. died Oclober I. 1989 in drews. both of Lowell; grandpa- tember 25, 1989, after suffering las and Mary Koons of Livonia, Funeral Services were held Wed- Laura, and Amy; his sisters and San Luis Obispo, CA. Mrs. rents, Richard and Betty Kem- an apparent heart attack at a polo Darlene and Carl Cress of Ada, nesday at the Roth-Gerst Chapel, brother. Mr. Weiks was a Fourth fc^ rd KS TO YOUR SUPPORT Beers was a former Lowell resi- perman of Muskegon, Dick and tournament in Lexington, KY. six great-grandchildren; a sister, Lowell A1 Peterson, officiating. Degree Knights of Columbus dent. Mary Ellen Courtade ofConklin; He was known for his passion Willie Kilgore of Arkansas; sev- Lowell g^eet Memorials may be made to the and a Veteran of WWII. Con- several aunts, uncles and for horses and the sport of polo eral nieces and nephews. Funeral WEtE CELEBRATING OUR • • • Kent County Cancer Fund. tributions to Hospice, Francis- KEMPERMAN - Mary K. cousins. She was preceded in and was manager of the Grand Services were held Tuesday after- can Sisters of the Eucharist, or Kemperman, aged 3 years 10 1/2 death by a grandmother, Cecelia Rapids-based Kentree Polo noon at the funeral chapel. Roet- 5«5 ^5400 WE1KS - Charles F. Weiks, charity of your choice. Funeral months, of Lowell, passed away Ann Courtade. Funeral Mass of Club. Memorial Services were man, Caledonia. Interment Mul- aged 80, passed away early Sep- Mass was offered Saturday at lm Tuesday. September 26, 1989 at the Christian Burial was offered held at Fountain Street Church berry Cemetery, English, AR maculate Heart of Mary Church Grand Valley Nursing Care Thursday at St. Joseph Catholic Friday. Surviving are one daugh- tember 26, 1989 at his home. Interment Resurrection Cemet- Center. She is survived by her Church. Wright, Fr. Ernest Ber- ter, Killeen; brothers, Craig PALMER - John M. Palmer, Jr., Surviving are his children, Michael and Susan Weiks of ery. lather, Richard and Cheryl Kem- nott. Celebrant. Interment St. Maclntyre and Dugald. In lieu aged 56, of Lowell, passed away Lowell, John and Mary Weiks of perman of Lowell; mother, An- Joseph Cemetery. of flowers, contributions may be Saturday, September 23, 1989. nett and Gregory Walker of made to Polo Training Founda- He is survived by his wife, Geral- Chelsea; a brother, Richard Karl MAC INTYRE - M Scott tion. dine; his children, Richard of Chelsea; a step-brother and Maclntyre, aged 40, a resident Palmer of Vandenberg Air Foree ORTON - Mr. J.G. Orton, aged Base, CA, Mrs. Suki (Linda) Action Auto kicks off 83, of Alto, passed aw>»y Satur- Bsins of Cincinnati, Mrs. Scot EWRyrwwfi day evening. September 30, (Sue) Harig of Alto. Phillip 1 The Lowell Ledger 1989, He is survived by his wife, Palmer of Kadena Air Force "Auto-Matic Winner" Serving Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 Eunice !. Orton; a daughter, Base, Okinawa, Lee Palmer of Elaine and Russell Koons of Belmont, MI; his father, John game card contest ON SALE! (USPS 453-830) published weekly for $10.00 a year in Kent County, Richard Sabo, President of Ac- to send in as many completed ) $14.00 a year outside the county by the Lowell tion Auto Stores. Inc., an- game boards as desired to in- nounced the kick-off of an excit- crease their chances of winning. J Ledger Publishing Company, 105 N. Broadway SN1DERS ing new contest for its customers "We're very excited about this 50% St., Lowell, Michigan 49331. where everyone wins a prize. contest and believe our custom- 891-9292 The contest called, "Auto-Matic ers will be, also." said Sabo. ROGER K. 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POSTMASTER: Send address change to The REFRESHMENTS 9359 Cherry Valley Monday-Thursday 10 a.m.-B p.m. prizes include Emerson portable Research shows consumers love Lowell Ledger, P.O. box 128, Lowell, Ml 49331 Caledonia Centre Friday-Saturday 10 a.m.-9 p.m. stereo cassettes with head- contests and we think ours is one 0 0 phones. two-liter bottles of of the best, offering many ALL WEEK LONG M0N SAT Coke, pens, hats, calculators and chances to win a variety of * V oil, as well as free services and prizes," Sabo said. percentage off merchandise and The Game Card Promo is FOR YOUR services at Action Auto. being publicized extensively The contest will be held from through newspaper ads, televis- ENJOYMENT! ocmen 2-7 Sept. 38 through Oct. 31. During ion spots, direct mail and tabloid that time over a million Action newspaper inserts. Brightly col- i Auto Game Cards will be handed ored point-of-sale materials an-

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TommyllMlllliy si ^ next generation is cause enough tor me to abandon my compassion tastes good with beer and that dehydration is one of the hunter's and flick on those lights which only moments ago I found too worst enemies. And, we'll explain in great detail the reasons for offensive. FLICK! "C'mon Bub. daylight in the swamp!!" As the growing a beard and avoiding a bath. OITCFDOORS grumbles and groans of my son fade in the distance I move on to With a stack of beer batter pancakes now pleasantly stuffing his the next phase of the tradition ... the breakfast. belly and an extra mug of hot chocolate in his hand, he sets about Breakfast is no simple affair. No Post Toasties this morning. No the task of dressing. How to dress and when to dress is, in many mere bowl full of sodden flakes. What we need here is a hearty camps, elevated to an art form. With the advent of "Thinsulate" and meal, fit for the frost of the morning. Something that will stick with "Gore Tex" the modem buck hunter has little to fear from the ele- JOURNALa man and slave off the early morning shivers which normally attack ments. We, however have chosen to go the old fashioned route. after an hour or two in the pre dawn darkness. The layer system will provide more than enough warmth for this 4:30 A.M.. Slowly the door creeps open. Inside is a sight that The history and origin of the deer season opener breakfast is early season learning experience. And besides, I have more than every father knows. At the top of the bed. barely visible, are the shrouded in mystery but the ingredients are more or less the same enough hand-me-down long johns, chamois shirts, and wool sox, curls of the head of my fifteen year old snuggled deeply into the throughout the northern latitudes of America. Normally this meal to keep the lad toasty warm without boring a hole in my spending warmth of the covers. At the bottom of the bed is the family dog is built around eggs and bacon although some variations on the money. There is no reason here for spending large sums of money snuggled into the warmth of the feet (now size twelve, that's a lot theme include pancakes, french toast, sausage, biscuits, potatoes, on stale of the art hunting clothing when in just a year or so he will of warmth) of the curly headed boy. I pause, one hand on the knob and even left over stew, chili, or sardines from the night before. be big enough to wear my hand-me-down "Thinsulate" and of the door, the other poised on the light switch. The tradition will Depending on the festivities of the previous evening, it has been "GoreTex" hunting clothes. By that lime I will probably be ready live on this frosty morning. Even now the words are forming in my known to include such flavor enhancers as Tums, Maalox, Aspirin, for the next revolution in out-door clothing and will have already mind. I first heard them when? Ten? Fifteen? ... No, twenty-two or Bromo Seltzer. Some folks even add a juice to the spread to be bored a hole in my spending money to the extent that "new" clothes years ago! Has it been that long? Have I been the keeper of the sure of adequate vitamins and minerals. The favored juice seems to for him will be out of the question. tradition for all those years? I will have more compassion than my be tomato and even that has been known to be altered by adding a Properly fed, clothed and now steeped in the rich tradition of an father before me. He would have flipped the switch, flooding the drop or two of worchestershire sauce and occasionally a small shot opener, I deposit him at his stand just thirty or so minutes from the room with the sudden crashing incandescence of one hundred watts first rays of a glorious fall morning. Just before stepping into the Marcelle "Marcie' Smrekar, left and Michelle Serne Doyle» of one or another of the fermented beverage family. Ah yes, he has all fired at once. I II not do it. Just the words will be enough. brush enroute to my own stand, I pause to look back at the young rightare two new staff members at St. Mary's School for the so many traditions to learn. The dog stirs, then sighs briefly in that contented way that only man who now stands upon the threshold of one of the greatest living 1989-90 school year. a fat family hound can do. The time is right. I straighten and draw With little or no talking we share the early meal and a warm traditions of all times. a breath. The words come tumbling out. bright and vibrant in the delicious breakfast. He is young, and unaware of the "Hunter's Ball" on Thursdays. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Avery In the pre-dawn glow. I can just make him out. His hat has fallen St. Mary's School. Lowell dark gloom of the early morning, "Daylight in the swamp!" tradition which is present at many of the older deer camps which welcomes two new staff mem- Michelle Seme Doyle joins down over his eyebrows and his blaze orange shirt tail has somehow have existed for years. No need for the aspirin or Bromo this morning, circumvented his suspenders. His old Soo Wool jacket is open to bers for the 1989 school year! the staff as third and fourth ll is the call that first shocked me awake at the tender age of we will but scratch the surface on traditions this season. We'll leave the waist where the zipper has split, he lost a glove on the way to Marcelle "Marcie Smrekar grades homemom teacher in sixteen and for years after it greeted me on the opener of each and Plantation style wedding for another year the proper playing of poker. On some other occasion the stand and he is fumbling in his pockets for toilet paper muttering Mrs. Paul Jones (pronounced Smaker) is a cer- charge of the Language Dept. for every deer season. "Daylight in the swamp!" It carries with it the we will discuss the time hardened use of hot sauce and the delicate something in a low tone about beer batter pancakes, hot chocolate, tified/qualified Physical Educa- grades fifth through eighth. A tradition of generations. Just the sound of those words has enabled Catherine L. Brown, daughter Maid of honor was Lisa art ot camp cooking. We'll pass on words of wisdom about proper and tomato juice ... ah, the tradition lives on! It's daylight in the tion instructor, who makes Mon- 1988 graduate of Aquinas Col- me to relive my youth, but the thought of them now passing to the of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight and Sayers and bridesmaids uerv buying habits for a deer hunting trip, explaining that everything swamp! days very special at the school. lege. Doyle graduated from the Phyllis Brown of Saranac, and Traci Avery and Shell) Stcrk Vows exchanged The students are not required to 8th grade at St. Mary's in Lowell Tom H Avery, son of Hoyt and Flower girl was Rebecca Bmwn wear the school uniform on in 1980. Sister Adele Labiotka, ees are about as happy as Detroit Lions fans. Dorothy Avery, of AuTrain, were Best man for the gn>om was Gretchen Elizabeth Hahn of denHout. "gym" day. so they refer to it as the school's principal, was united in marriage on September Tom Avery, Jr. and groomsmen Here's the problem. One thermostat controls the entire show. Lowell became the bride of Paul Acting as best man was James "Casual Monday ". Smrekar has Doyle's seventh and eighth grade The space is broken up into four offices, a lobby, two darkrooms, 16. 1989 at the home of Lyle and were Ben Olds and Lawrencc by Michael Joseph Jones of Grand P. Jones, brother of the groom a Bachelor Degree in Arts from math teacher when she walked cozy corner two restrooms, the large composing room, a break room and a Faye Gemr of Kissing Rock Halsell, Jr. Ringbearer was Beau Rapids on September 16. IM89 and junior groomsman was Ryan the Western Stale College in the hall as a student. Sister was room for the typesetters. Throw in the BTU's generated by several Prisctlla Road. Lowell. Bmwn. at the Firs! Congregational E. Jones, nephew of the groom. Gunnison, Colorado. Her exper- delighted to welcome Michelle employees, five typsetters and two copy machines that run all day, Lussmyer Church of Lowell. Presiding Ushers were Robert G. Hahn, tise in physical education is also to walk the hall as a member of by Roger Brown and you've climatalogical nightmare on your hands. Well, you over the ceremony was Rev brother of the bride and friend shared by St. Patrick's in Pamell the staff. don't, but I sure do. David Hagens and Father Julian of the groom. Anthony John where she instructs gym classes The separate offices do have vents that can be opened and closed, Reginato. Davin. Homespun but trying to adjust room temperature with those seems to be a Serving as her sister's matron After a honeymoon in Traverse It has been nearly two years since we remodeled our offices never ending exercise in correcting and over-correcting. When the of honor was Anita Hahn Roth. City and Florida, the couple will On view at LAAC Gallery Devotions here to make room for the Buyers Guide. Considering the obstacles air conditioning is working in the summer a couple of employees Junior bridesmaid uas a cousin reside in Lowell. we were faced with, the project didn't turn out too badly. Those might decide they're a little too cool and they shut the vents in "The Human Form", paintings and drawings of ten local artists of the bride, Michelle A. Van- obstacles included carpenters, electricians, plumbers, etc. working their offices. Before long, the person in the next office is frostbitten. opened on Wednesday, Sept. 13 and will be on view through Oct. 8 around us as we worked around them. Time was a problem as we Or, in the winter when the furnace is running, the opposite is the The wisteria, the stringbean and the locust tree are all Gallery hours are Monday - Friday, I to p.m. and 1:30 - 4:30 case. A couple of employees think they're loo warm, and close members of the same family. All produce similar seed had only a few short weeks during the busy period prior to Christ- p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. For further information phone the By Pauline Spray their vents. Pretty soon the guy in the next office is about medium pods. Arts Center at 897-8545. mas to get the job done. And the fact that we had to design a workable office environment from two old buildings was no treat. rare. The thermostat that controls (I use that word loosely) this smor- Ledger Entries Now therefore, our God, we Those are a few of the major hurdles we had to deal with. To list gasbord of temperatures is located in the composing room. It was thank thee, and praise thy all the problems would lake several issues of the Ledger, and I don't think anyone is eager to suffer through that! placed there because of its central location, but some other things glorious name (I Chronicles should have been taken into consideration. The room has four of of 75, 50, and 25 Years Ago 29:13). As I said, things turned out pretty well, everything considered. We've got a bit of a bottleneck in an area where the typesetters the seven windows in the office area. It also has one of two doors AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY are located because it is also the only passage from the office area to the outside. When the sun shines in the windows and warms "I don't like to be taken for 100 YEARS AGO IN THE JOURNAL - OCT. 2. 1889 to the rest of the shop. I ended up sharing my office with our the room, the thermostat is affected. When someone comes in the granted." I admitted spiritedly This issue of the Lowell Journal is missing. We were re- ADA COMMUNITY salesman. My reporter ended up sharing his office with the proof- door in winter, a cold blast of air swooshes across the room and CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE "I don't cither.' my friend ag- searching a name in the October 30. 1872 edition, however, ADA CHRISTIAN reader two days a week. We're a little cramped for space just the thermostat is affected. On busy publication days the room is REFORMED CHURCH BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH reed. "Just let me over season and wish to pass on this gem: OF LOWELL about everywhere, but given what we had to work with. I guess full of people, copiers, waxers and typesetters, all pouring out REFORMED CHURCH 7227 Thorn apple River Dr. 676-1032 3900 East Fulton anything and the members of nn 201 North Washington Street BTU's, and the thermostat is affected. Consequently, the thermos- 7152 BradfieW St., S E. 676-1698 Pastor THOMAS J BARTHA REV RAYMOND E. BEFUS we're in pretty good shape. Of course you have to be of the scliool It will be a long, cold winter, evidenced by the unusual thick- REV JIM GELDHOF family tell me about it right REV BRIAN P BOSSCHER Morning Worship 10:00 A M Morning Worship 9:50 A M that believes Roseanne is in pretty good shape to say the same tat is continually over-correcting for the rest of the offices. You ness of bedbug cocoons. Church School 10:00 A M away. So if they don't tell me Morning Worship . 0:45 A M and 11 00 A.M. Sunday School 11:20 A M (Broadcast 10 A M. WMAX 1470) about this place. could hang beef in the bookkeeper's office and the breakroom is Morning Worship 11:00 A M when the food tastes good. I pur- Sunday School 10:00 A.M. Evening Worship 6.00 P.M Sunday School 11:15 A M What all this is leading up to is the heating and air conditioning like a trip to the Bahamas. Evening Service g qq p m posely put in too much salt the 75 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - OCT. 1.1914 Evening Worship 6 00 P M. WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS Evening Service 6 00 P M war that goes on around here. It has intensified with this warm Because of all this it's best to wear the appropriate attire for Wednesday Mid-Week Service Mrs. Hooker's history of Lowell continues with the first COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUR . Wednesday Sen/ice 7:30 P M. next time. I know they'll sa> Jr. Teens, Adults 7 qq p ^ then cold, then warm, then cold, weather we've been having of working here. The layered look works best. Ideally you start out CHURCH HOME WELCOME TO ALL something then/' she said laugh- schoolhouse. built of logs In 1838 on the west bank of Quab-i- Nursery-Come & Worship With Us late. When we remodeled, we also installed all new healing and with a couple of sweaters, thick corduroys, long johns, heavy quash-a (Flat River) "about 20 feet south of the present trans- ingly. air conditioning using two rooftop units. One provides heating and socks, etc. When your office begins to heat up, you can strip down former site". It was 18x26. with benches of half-logs with pole Ofttimcs we grow careless and air conditioning for the offices in the front of the building, the to shorts and a tank top. But, keep the sweaters close at hand legs and planks imported from Grand Rapids for desk tops. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH fail to give thanks for our blev other takes care of the printshop in the back of the building. The because it won't last long. It had one door and three small windows and was heated by CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH sings. Wc take God's goodness OF ALTO printshop is no problem. It's pretty much one large open area, and a large stone and clay fireplace witha stick and clay chimney. CHURCH OF LOWELL Corner ot 60th Street & Bancroft Avenue for granted. Wc accept our daily OF LOWELL the single unit heats and cools it evenly. A little adjustment of the Miss Caroline Baard if New York state, a relative of the Meeting at the Lowell Middle School Sunday School 10 00 A M 2275 West Main Street benefits matter-of-factly. failing thermostat one way or the other, and the guys back there are happy Fallass family of Fallasburg. started teaching May 1, (12675 Foreman) Morning Worship 11 00 A M Sunday School 9:45 A.M. to express our gratitude for them Sunday Morning Worship as clams. It's a whole different story up front. Up here the employ- R.J. Merrill's store sent up 150 paper balloons with coupons Evening Worship 7:00 P.M. Sunday Worship Services. 11«) A M & 6fl0 P M When wc grow indifferent to And Children s Activities 10:00 A M Wednesday Bible Study PM attached last Saturday, It drew quite a crowd scrambling after Awana • Wednesday 6 50 His goodness, God sometimes Midweek Bible Studies and Youth Groups and Prayer Meeting 7:00 P M. Wednesday Prayer Meeting ... 7 00 pjy| people that we knew, but especially one that I hadn't seen for a long the prizes downtown, but some of the balloons flew as far as allows a special trial to come our LISTENING AND HELPING' ^ GENE SICKLER. PASTOR JOE GERKIN. PASTOR 897-0017 time. We noticed each other and waved, but because it was late six miles. way. Perhaps one of the children 897-0077 868-6403 or 868-6912 Dan Nave. Youth Director 897-6737 when it was over and finding someone in a group of a thousand 50 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - OCT 5,1939 becomes desperately ill and we people is hard to do, we left not seeing my friend to talk to. Two 78% of Kent County farmers are in the Agricultural Conser- despair for his life. After the ALTON BIBLE CHURCH FIRST CONGREGATIONAL days later, I received a note from her with the ending, "Looking vation Program. Aerial photos showing boundary lines are Lincoln Lake Ave. at 3 Mile Road crisis has passed, life never forward to seeing you.' Friday morning, I sent a reply to her by complete. CHURCH OF LOWELL FIRST UNITED METHODIST Sunday School 10:00 A M. seemed so wonderf ul to us ^e by mail and then got busy at my desk work. Barely starting, the phone Lowell suffers from a shortage of housing, Morning Worship 11:00AM (United Church of Chnst) CHURCH OF LOWELL FRIENDSHIP COUNTRY count our blessings and are rang and the message was-"Shirley died, Joan. Shirley died last Ionia beats Lowell 2-0 without scoring a point when a Lowell Evening Praise 7:00 P M 404 North Hudson 621 E. Mam Street 897-5936 CHAPEL amazed to find we have so many Joan Wittenbach night in her sleep." Shirley, the note-writer. She was only 48. player punting from behind the Lowell goal line, accidentally Wednesday AWANA 7:00 P M 897-5906 REGULAR HOURS s 10200 Grand River Ave Frequently "loo much salt i backs over the end zone line for a safety. (Sept • Apnl) Worship and Church School . . . 10:00 A.M. Morning Worship 9:00 A M and 10:45 A M Sunday Services 10 10 am just what we need to make ^ This week a poem came and made me bask in memories. It came Prayer and Bible Study 7:30 P M. Rev David Hagens Pastor Church School 9:30 to 10:30 A M Wednesday able study «p " The Ledger begins a weekly War News Analysis column. 7 grateful for the many "just right from Hazel. She had wrinen it in memory of a friend who had died. Eleanor Martin Director of Education REV WILLIAM AMUNDSEN. MINISTER BOB ROUSH. PASTOR The rotolactor. a milking turntable, and all-electric farms REV KENNETH R MCGEE. Pastor AULD LANG SYNE And so for Shirley 's friends and family-for you and the memories 897-5648 or 897-4273 Marilyn Ossentjuk Director of Music Nursery available at both services 897-7489 times which are ours. are featured at the Borden's exhibit at the New York V^rld's Barrier-Free Nursery Provided Barrier • Free Entrance Prayer: Dear God. Thou an that you might have of someone you loved and since has passed Fair. YOU ARE WELCOME! Sometimes a poem, a patch of color, a song, a voice-just a special worthy of my thanksgiving away, I share Hazel Paalman's poem. Solitaire. 25 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - OCT. 1.1964 "something" will remind us of someone and we bask momentarily Praise thy glorious name I thanK Lots of accidents, (six) in the area, injure ten persons. in its remembrance. Thee for "too much salt " ll has Days tock by like the old school clock. The YMCA nursery school at the Lowell Methodist Church Recently, I was sitting in a class and looking across the room-there ST. MARY'S reminded me that I have nwn> Nights no longer filled with peace, has eleven children enrolled. GOOD SHEPHERD MISSIONARY CHURCH she was. Not a poem, a patch of color or a song, just the remarkable "just right** blessings for which Joy gone-your sweet presence lingers The Daniel Lessens and William Lomas families are new- 10501 Settlewood Ph 897-7185 CATHOLIC CHURCH woman I had met two years ago in a similar class. LUTHERAN CHURCH Only in memory. comers in town. Sunday School 9 45 A M *02 N Amity to be grateful. Amen. "Pardon me, but aren't you Hazel Paalman?" I excitedly burst out Worship Service 11 00 A M MSGNR JAMES MORAN Substitute teachers are paid $3 an hour. Evening Service 6 00 PM into the quiet room. But memories serve well 10305 Bluewaler Highway MASSES There's not a single blessing "Yes, I am and I know you, too!" she answered smiling. From Morning Worship 10:00 A M Prayer and Bible Study-7 30 P M Wednesdays June 18 through Labor Day Which we receive on earth To quicken that slow tocking- GLENN H MARKS there we continued our conversation about when we first met. The Sunday School & Adult Bible Class . 9 00 A M Summer Schedule That does not come In*1 Golden days, silver days, and bronze m JOSEPH FREMER. PASTOR A Foreman Road class started in a few minutes but already I knew it was going to be Come leaping into the now. heaven. 897 8307 8979110 Saturday Mass "another keeper" of a day. Hedging against my heart's white iciness. Sunday Mass . 5:30 P M The source of our new birth Last weekend my husband and I attended a large hymn-sing. 10 00 A M B E. Warren Melting to tears and warming away the bleakness Th* avaraga potato yield is 10,000 pounds to tha acra. Watching people stream in and down the long aisles, I saw some Of coming days. Tha sama acra will yiald only 1,000 pounds of whaat. The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, October 4, 1989 - Page 6 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, October 4, 1989 - Page 7 Marj Snyder leaves Senior Neighbors after 8 years r Bridge Delay LEISURE LIVING Mttef* Michifn't etmpUte mdutt cmrt senticts r#*r/ Slating more pressing family Executive Direclor. Eunice Thur- and were go-getters," said Angie Equipment failure has caused a delay on Hudson St. Troudly Presents needs as the reason for her depar- man at the main office in Grand Mulder, a Senior Neighbors pa- ture. Lowell Senior Neighbors Rapids is not prepared to replace tron, The $160,000 Hudson Street in the completion of the project, being used. Director. Mar j Snyder concluded Snyder with a full-lime coor- Goldic Clark, a 13-year patron been replaced with the hydro-de- Bridge project started on Sept. according to Wayne Harrall, CUMBERLAND her final day at a job she has dinator. of the Center adds, "We will cer- molishing method. The method removes bad con- 13 was originally scheduled to Kent County Road Commission RETIREMENT VILLAGE OF LOWELL overseen for the past eight years. "Not everyone has a Senior tainly miss Marj. She was so ac- "It's a method used quite reg- crete from the top surface and be completed by Oct. 6. That Bridge Project Engineer, is the "I have parents living in Soulh Neighbors Center. Lowell is for- commodating. I hope everything ularly in Illinois and, in theory, about three-quarters of an inch deadline has been pushed back pumps that provide pressure for Bend. IN who are in need of tunate." said Lowell resident continues to run as smoothly should expedite the job s com- of good concrete. The finished Believe Me!! to Oct. 13. the hydro-demolishing went some care. I also have eight chil- Eunice VanderVeen. "People at without her." pletion." Harrall says. "Obvi- surface is a latex modified con- Cumberland is The bridge was the responsi- down, making it necessary to dren and 11 grandchildren that I the center are concerned that Tenie Hoag, a part-time ously. it is not quicker if the crete, according to Harrall. "It's bility of the City up until last bring people in for repairs. equipment breaks down.** different because would like to sec more of Snyder will not be replaced with worker under Snyder for the last not as porous and it prevents the year when a joint agreement to The conventional method of Harrall added, that to his heavy concentration of salt from Snyder said. "I considered leav- someone who is familiar with the five years, is somber about the their staff really split the cost of repairs by the scarifying the deck, checking for knowledge this is the first time being worked in,** he says. ing the Senior Neighbors back community and interested in tum-of-events. "I'm sad to see City and County was reached. bad areas, and removing them the County has funded a project at the time it was preparing to Lowell Senior Neighbors' Marj leave and hopeful that the The engineer said that pro- The reason for a week's delay with chipping hammers, has move into the Hale House, but growth. Wc also want people to Senior Neighbors continues to where hydro-demolishing is vided a good job is done, the bridge's new surface should hold I decided the liming was not understand just how appreciative carry on in the direction she has You'll be glad you up for 12-15 years. right. I notified my executive di- we are of the work Marj Snyder guided it." / The contractor for the job is chose Cumberland rector two months ago about my has done at the Center "This ap- In the eight years Snyder has J. Slagter and Son out of Grand decision." preciation was shared at a ban- worked at the Lowell Senior Rapids. Friday (Sept. 29) was her last quet dinner in Snyder's honor, Neighbors, she will be most re- • PERSONAL CARE • (PC) • INDEPENDENT LIVING • (IL) day. at a position Snyder admits Friday at the Senior Neighbors membered for her effort in secur- • SUPPORTIVE CARE - (SC) • ALZHEIMER'S CARE - (AC) she'll miss. The constituents Center. ing a van. The vehicle has helped • SHORT STAYS (RESPITE CARE) • (SS) Snyder served during this period "Many have come and gone make possible many activities Women's are saddened by her departure, but Marj Snyder and Margaret (recently a walk across the Mac- FOR A PERSONAL SHOWING, CALL NAN AT (616) 897-8413 and yet. concerned that the Dean worked harder than most kinac Bridge). Snyder was also Club very active in the move into the Hale House. (80, AC, SS) GRAND RAPIDS, * (P0, SO, IL SS) LOWELL "Marj Snyder is one of the best honors FOUNTAIN VIEW VILLAGE, CUMBERLAND VILLAGE coordinators, if not the best coor- After eight years of dedicated service, Marj Snyder worked her final days at Senior Neighbors 3962 Wtiispenng Way SE 11535 E. Fulton. Call Nan dinator, the Senior Neighbors 15 Seniors Center. Call Iwila (616) 949-7449 (616) 897-8413 has had,'' said Ida Onan, in-be- Fifteen Senior girls were made CITY OF LOWELL tween euchre hands on Thursday The new executive director has not comment on whether the are interested in Lowell and us honorary members of GFWC *QMlilltd appllcMts aay b« cHftbk far S.S.I. AMMUCC. PW call for infonMtioii. afternoon. also worked more in the area of Lowell Senior Neighbors will Center's growth, "Thurman said Lowell Woman's Club for the Thurman assumed the Execu- intergrading Senior Neighbors have a full-time Direclor to re- Current plans call for two pan 1989 school year. They will join COMING SOON!! tive Directorship at the end of and the Community's develop- place Snyder. time employees to shaa- the the club along with about 70 March, following the departure mentally disabled. "We are fully committed to duties. local women. The club is a ser- TO GRAND RAPIDS! PUBLIC NOTICE of Margaret Dean. "I think "The idea has not worked well staffing all of our centers and we vice club with emphasis on local Eunice (Thurman) has had a hard out here," Snyder said. "It is a needs. They are. however, an in- ALZHEIMER S CENTER OF time catching up with what's good idea, I think intergrading ternational federated club. The WESTERN MICHIGAN happening at the local centers," needs to be started at a younger girls will join in activities There shall be no open burning within the Lowell Snyder said. age." throughout • the year to raise FOR INFORMATION CALL i616| 949-9500 City Limits. Under Dean, the local prog- Thurman said she would like money for local needs in the Frank Martin, Fire Chief ramming was left up to Snyder. to see Lowell Senior Neighbors areas of conservation, the arts. C47&48 Thurman has taken a more active continue along the path Snyder To clean eyeglasses without streaks, use a drop of The Hudson Street Bridge Project to take an extra week because of equipment failure. Women's, cont'd, pg. 26 role in the local programming. has directed it, but said she could vinegar on each tens. Lowell City Council proceedings-

OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS With the property zoned R, a 90' lot width is required for each provide a resolution to the State Charitable Gaming Division of the parcel. The total frontage Is 174', leaving six feet needed for stating that the Lowell Showboat Corporation is a non-profit YEA: 5. - for purposes of this policy, a tournament is defined as com- sion Maintenance Engineer Tom Byle, DPW Director Siciliano CITY COUNCIL petition involving three or more teams. and City Manager Pasquale, who met to discuss necessary one of the proposed lots. Mr. Saganek mentioned that he is organization operating in the Lowell community. NAY: 0. of the improvements for Fun Street. It was determined that the Road considering selling one lot. YEA: 5. ABSENT: 0. - with non-profit sponsors, a $150 per park security deposit CITY OF LOWELL, MICHIGAN Commission will issue engineering work warrants to the City Several neighboring residents sent letters stating that they MOTION CARRIED. is paid to the City in advance of the tournament. Upon check- NAY: 0 and Vergennes Township (splitting the cost), outlining neces- feel zoning requirements are created for the protection of ing the fields for any damage, the deposit will be returned to ABSENT: 0. sary improvements and cost estimates. The work will state For the Regular Meeting of Monday, September 18, 1989. the sponsor. property values as well as the preservation of the aesthetic MOTION CARRIED. By consensus of the Council, the IrvCity water rates were what can be done for $15,000 (the amount previously dis- appearance of the city neighborhoods. They were opposed denied. The Councilmembers felt that this would set a prece- - arrangements to schedule the tournaments are made cussed at City-Road Commission meetings) and cost esti- The meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. by Mayor Maat- to the City Council granting this variance. dent in dealing with other out-City water users. through the YMCA offices. The City Parks Supervisor shall mates of improvements to do the complete job. man. be informed about the schedule of events. It was asked if all the parcels within the area coincide with Item No. 4. PAVING BEHIND THE DPW GARAGE. City Man It was also mentioned that signs noting limited vision will be the 90' lot width regulation. In looking at the plat book it Item No. 6. POLICY RATIFICATIONS ON BIDDING AND - for profit sponsors shall be charged $100 per park per day placed on Grindle Drive and a stop sign on Fun Street. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited and the Clerk called ager Pasquale said that as outlined in the adopted operating appeared that the majority of the lots did meet the require- SOFTBALL TOURNAMENTS. The bidding and Softball tour- rental charge to the City for the use of the City facilities (non-re- B. A copy of a letter from the City of Belding concerning their the roll. budget, asphalt paving has been planned behind the Public ment. turnable), in addition to the security deposit. sewer overflow problems was enclosed. i nament policies were reviewed by Council. After discussion, Works Garage which would tie into the Fire Station project C. The Wastewater Treatment Plant open house is scheduled The consensus of the Council was to maintain the zoning lot the following language for the policies was proposed: - Sponsors will sign a statement holding the City of Lowell A quote was received from Rieth-Riley at a cost of $8,150 (a from 2 to 7:30 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 2 with a ground-breaking PRESENT: Councilmembers Doyle, Fonger, Thompson, standards as established. harmless and indemnify the City for any damage arising out Hodges and Mayor Maatman. budget of $10,000 was estimated). ceremony for the Fire Station at 6:30 p.m. BIDDING PROCEDURES POLICY of the use of City facilities. Certificates of insurance may be ABSENT: None. it was recommended by staff that the City approve Rieth-Riley D. It was decided by Council, that parking signs by the schools IT WAS MOVED by Hodges and seconded by Maatman to requested. to do the work because (1) the firm will asphalt the Fire Station will state "No Parking During School Days, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 deny the lot split variance at 1022 E. Main Street. For instances where the City purchases supplies and equip- - The City is responsible for maintenance of the fields, not p.m." Permits will be available to those affected residents who IT WAS MOVED by Fonger and seconded by Doyle that the lot, and (2) bids previously taken in August for streets paving YEA: 4 (Hodges, Fonger, Thompson and Maatman) ment for its various departments, the following procedures for game preparation (e.g. lining). need to park on the street during a part of those hours. minutes of the September 19,1989 meeting be approved as provided Rieth-Riley as the low bidder. NAY; 1 ( Doyle) must be followed: written. Also, discussions were held with King Milling to pave the ABSENT: 0. - with purchases of less than $2,000 budgeted, the City Man- [T WAS MOVED by Hodges and seconded by Thompson to Hem No. 11. APPOINTMENTS. None YEA: 5. service road between the garage and mill at the same time MOTION CARRIED. ager may authorize purchase with Council approval. Depen- adopt the bidding procedures policy as proposed and adopt NAY: 0. It was agreed that the $3,000 project be split. $2,750 King dent on availability, efforts to contact local vendors need to the softball tournament as amended defining a tournament IT WAS MOVED by Doyle to adjourn at 8:50 p.m. ABSENT: 0. Milling and $250 City. Item No. 2. PETITION TO RECONSIDER THE VACATION be made. as a competition involving three or more teams. MOTION CARRIED. Approved: October 2, 1989 OF VALLEY, MOUND AND HILL STREETS. Carol Collins - with purchases involving $2,000 to $5,000. quotes from at YEA: 5 IT WAS MOVED BY Thompson and seconded by Fonger to (901 N. Jefferson) petitioned for the Council to reconsider the least three vendors must be sought. Dependent on availability, NAY: 0. IT WAS MOVED by Doyle and seconded by Hodges that the award Rieth-Riley the asphalt paving project behind the Pubi c James D. Maatman, Mayor David M. Pasquale, City Clerk vacation of Valley, Mound and Hill Streets. At the last meeting, ^fforts to contact local vendors need to be made. ABSENT: 0. bills and accounts payable be allowed and warrants issued. Works Garage at a cost of $8,150. the Council decided not to establish a public hearing on this - with purchases involving more than $5,000, sealed bids MOTION CARRIED. YEA: Councilmembers Doyle, Fonger, Thompson, Hodges YEA: 5. matter. must be secured. Advertisements in local and/or area news- and Mayor Maatman, NAY: 0. Councilmember Thompson mentioned that Hill and Valley papers are required to be placed to provide the widest cover- NAY: 0. ABSENT: 0. could possibly be developed in the future but Mound Street age possible. As with quotes, every effort to contact local Item No. 7. MONTHLY REPORTS. No comments were re- ABSENT: 0. MOTION CARRIED. ceived from materials presented. would not be beneficial in development. Therefore, he felt vendors should be carried out in bidding process. MOTION CARRIED. that a public hearing could be set for Mound Street. - unless otherwise specified, bid openings shall be scheduled Item No. 5. WATERMAIN EASEMENT AND AUTHORIZA- Item No. 8. CmZENS' SUGGESTIONS. None. for Thursday before Council meetings at 2 p.m. The creden- TION OF CONSIDERATION - MICHAEL AND MARTHA A D ACC0UNTS PAYABLET0TALS ,T WAS by Th0mpS0n and SeCOnded H tials of the bidder or person who gave the quotation which Item No. 9. COUNCIL COMMENTS. Councilmember CITY OF LOWELL GenerafF Und ^25 ^ ** ^es to KELLY (1181 RIVERSIDE). City Manager Pasquale stated 3 PUbliC hearin9 ,0r Oc,0ber 2 1989 ,0r vaca,in M will be recommended to the City Council will be investigated Thompson stated that steps should be taken to remove the MaMajop r btreeStreet Fund 73.473 49 T H,II St. north to Valley 'St. 9 ^nd that negotiations were made to install a 6" watermam from Street FROM prior to such a recommendation. empty tree pots off of Main Street and plant trees in the Local Street Fund 146.21 yEA" 5 Hudson to Riverside along the north City Limits. This is part in situations where two or more qualified local vendors exist, cemetery. Also, the outside entrance of the City Hall building Sewer Fund 20,146.61 nay 0 o the City s watermain development improvements project to bidding and obtaining quotations may be confined to the Low- should be painted. Wa,er Fljnd 4,737.56 ABSENT: 0. oop the system. Since this involves crossing private property ell area subject to prior approval of the City Council. Councilmember Thompson also mentioned that based on the PUBLIC NOTICE Equipment Fund 2,955.54 MOTION CARRIED. a 15 easement has been negotiated with the owners, Michael - bidding and obtaining quotations may be waived by the City Attorney's opinion, the City should apply for a building Building & Site Fund 21,592.24 and Martha Kelly. Council in cases where there is a sole supplier or other con- permit to Vergennes Township to construct the airport hangar. If the permit is denied, the City should build it anyway. REFUSE PICKUP Current Tax Fund 11,106.73 ,tem No. 3. RESOLUTION FOR ONE DAY GAMING A consideration of $1,200 had been proposed based on an ditions exist inhibiting the process. Councilmember Doyle asked if the State installed the new appraisal provided from the Right of Way division of the Kent - the City reserves the right in all procurements to select the Look Fund 12 630 53 LICENSE"L0WELL SH0WB0AT The L°well Showboat has speed signs on M-21 in regards to reducing the speed limit. For the month of October, Lowell residents are al- LOOK runo 12,630,53 planned a "Las Vegas Night" on Saturday. November 11 1939 County Road Commission. Mr. Kelly also requested m-City vendor other than the vendor providing the lowest quotation Chief Emmons said that these signs have not been installed, lowed twelve (12) bags or containers (30 gallon water rates as a consideration of the City Council since he or bid. but should be soon. »m NO. 1. ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS: ISl""," G°" ^6 " ^ maximum plastic or metal) weighing less than 50 to i a.m. State Gaming requirements necessitate a resolution as cooperated with the City in this easement. pounds, per week for garfoege/trash pickup. SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT POLICY Item No. 10. MANAGER'S REPORT. City Manager Pasquale Betty R. Morlock A. 1022 E. MAIN ST. - CHARLES SAGANEK - LOT SPLIT St Corporation as a non- IT WAS MOVED by Doyle and seconded by Hodges to acquit reported on the following: Deputy City Clerk VAMANCE - PUBLIC HEARING. Charles Sagan.k ol 1022 ^ aS SXT"* "" ob a ch a 15 easement from Michael and Martha Kelly (1181 River- situations where tournaments have been proposed to be C47-49 E. Mam St. petitioned for a lot split variance so that he could , y T WAQ Mnwcn side) so that a 6" watermain could be installed from Hudson A A meeting was held on September 13,1989 with Vergennes on er organized for the Recreation and Creekside Park softball subdivide his property into two separate parcels on East Main. . ^ 9 seconded by Thompson to Township Supervisor Jim Cook, Kent County Road Commis- •o Riverside for $1,200 consideration fields, the following rules shall take effect; The Lowell l edger - Wednesday, October 4, 1989 - Page 8 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, October 4, 1989 - Page 9

Bank, cont'd. . In October of 1982, United been an outstanding staff" v caled in Lowell, and we hope to ation underwent another name (1954-1980). ^ . Boven said. However, the Grand She said Lowells Great Lakes In November of 1980, the Kcderal Savings & Loan Associ- change -Great Lakes Bancorp, A Rapids region told the |J)Vko|| Coining Events continue to serve them in the fu- ation did a mutual merger with Bancorp is currently at 1.7. Lowell Savings & Loan Associ- ture. just at another branch/' Federal savings Bank. The Great Lakes Federal Savings & Branch employees on ThurvU The Lowell branch is one oi ation merged with the First Sav VanBoven said. 500 insolvent thrifts (S&Ls) that change made it possible for the Loan Association to enlarge its thai their jobs have hecn termi- ings & Loan Association of Notices In the Ledger's "Com- members welcomed. Member- grades). Christian Clubs to help In retrospect, the new national will be dosed or merged. The Assocaition to do more than just area market. nated. Then, when asked if am OCT. 11, 12, & 13: Mac Island Rapids at 7 p.m. For more infor- NOV. 4: Community Ed. Arts & Saginaw, enabling it to otter ing Events" are free of charge ship 21-39 years of age. Leader- our children grow through the legislation demands that the per- $l66-billion price tag will be mortgages. It opened the oppor- In December of 1982, David of the staff had been offered trip for Senior Citizens with a stay mation call the Court s Foster Crafts Bazaar, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. more varied services to the pub- to any non-profit organization ship training through community means of achievement prog- centage ot assets of an institution shared by S&L institutions (in tunity to be a full service bank F. Coons announced his retire- other positions. VanBoven a- at the Grand Hotel for 3 days and Home Coordinator, Tom Sibley in the Caledonia High School. To lic as well as federal insurance in the Lowell, Ada, Alto, and involvement. Interested, call rams. special activities, crafts 2 nights. Call Mary at 897-7092 at 774-3752 must meet certain requirements. form of higher insurance pre- The Lowell Building & Loan ment days had arrived, effective "That is currently reserve a table, call 891 -8117 or of savings accounts. n Saranac area. We prefer such 897-6604 or 897-6567 and basic moral learning. For for more information. Those who can't, will be miums and reduced Federal Association was formed when an being rcvicwed. just come to buy. In 1981, First Savings of Jan. I, 1983. notices to be kept brief and to more info call Lowell Assembly THURS., OCT. 19: Keenagers merged. Martin said that S&L's Home Loan bank dividends) and application for incorporation Then, in May of 1983, Great VanBoven did say later that be submitted by mall, but will EVERY 1ST & 3RD TUESDAY Saginaw underwent a name of God at 897-7047. FRI., OCT. 13: The annual meet- will meet at Vergennes NOV. 10 A 11: Fun Shoppers is will be required within 120 days taxpayers. was accepted by the State of Great Lakes has come up with a accept notices by phone at - V.F.W. Post 8303 meets at the change brought on by law when Lakes Rderal Savings & Loan ing of Cyclamen Chapter No. 94 Methodist Church at 10 a.m. Mr. sponsoring its 3rd Annual to have tangible capital equal to In May of 1987, Great Lakes Michigan on March 22, 1888. Association underwent a new package to help Martin, who has 897-9261. V.F.W. Clubroom, 307 E. Main LOWELL LIBRARY - will be an association goes from a state O.E.S. will be held at 8 p.m. in Carl Bengtson will show pictures Chicago Bus Trip. Shop Wood- at least 1.5 percent of the assets. Federal Savings & Loan Associ- From 1928 to 1974 its business computer system change to make been with the institution 14 St., Lowell at 8:00 p.m. open: Mon. 9:30 to 4:30 p.m ; the Lowell Masonic Temple. on Finland and Sweden We will charter to a federal charter. First EVERY WEDNESDAY: at 1 p.m. field Mall Friday and downtown was carried on by its successive banking possible at any location years, to relocate. Manm said Wed., 12:30 to 8:30 p.m. and Fri. Election of officers. Committee have a potluck dinner Bnng a Chicago Saturday. Rolls and secretaries, Harvey J. Coons Savings of Saginaw was then Senior Bowling - Rollaway Ltd. SATURDAYS - Take Off & Sat., 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. for better customer service. she had been offered a position chairmen, please have your an- dish to pass and own table ser- donuts on the bus. breakfast on known as United Federal Savings Lanes. Over age 55. Pounds Sensibly Tops #M11493 (1928-1931), Frank F. Coons a branch, hui nual reports in written form. vice. Saturday. Overnight accommo- "We are very appreciative of at Grand Rapids meets every Sat. at 8:30 a.m. in (1931-1954) and David F. Coons & Loan Association. SENIOR CITIZENS BOWLING dations at the Hyatt Regency., the job these folks here at the would have to take a pay cut LOWELL AREA ARTS COUN- the Congregational Church LEAGUE - 60 years and older, TUES., OCT. 17: The Kent TUES., OCT. 24: The Annual Call 457-3704. Lowell branch have done. It's CIL: 149 S. Hudson St. Hours: basement in Lowell. Comer of welcome. Roll-Away Ltd. Lanes County Juvenile Court is in need Harvest Dinner will be held at Monday thru Friday. 1 to 5 p.m.; Spring and Hudson Sts. Weigh- on Wed. at 1 p.m. of foster parents for troubled First United Methodist Church of NOV. 18: Ladies, an all-day Saturdays and Sundays. 1 30 to ins from 8:30 a.m. til 9:00 a.m. teens. An information meeting Lowell from 5 to 7 p.m. Turkey shopping tnp to Woodfield Mall G RATTAN 4.30 p.m. Closed holidays. FALLASBURG will be held at the Kent County dinner prices are $5.50 adults; in Shaumberg. IL. Call Lowell Phone 897-8545. TUESDAYS - Take Off Pounds SCHOOLHOUSE MUSEUM - Juvenile Court Center located at $2.75 children 5 thru 12; and free Community Ed.. 897-8434 for in- Sensibly Tops #MI 372 meets open Saturdays, Sundays and 1501 Cedar St., NE, Grand for children under 5. formation. TOWNSHIP WOMEN OF THE MOOSE every Tuesday evening at the holidays from 1-5 p.m. from CITY OF LOWELL Chapter night meeting is held the Lowell Congregational Church Memorial Day through October To crack a quantity of nuts quickly, put them into a first Monday of each month, at 8 basement. Corner of Spring and 14. Across the Covered Bridge bag and gently hammer until all are broken open. p.m. Hudson Sts Weigh-ins at 5:45 from Fallsburg Park. Free admis- p.m. sion. Souvenirs, crafts and rum- However, the makeshift work- WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Bus- mage sales ing conditions will not diminish NOTICE LOWELL CITY AIRPORT iness Meeting is held the third THURSDAYS: Take Off Pounds the many important issues facing Monday of each month, at 8 p.m. Sensibly Tops Ml No. 333. SAT., OCT. 7: All You Can Eat Krause lawmakers before the 1989 ses- Saranac. meets every Thursday Fish Dinner sponsored by the NOTICE OF REQUEST TO SUBMIT PROPOSALS EVERY TUESDAY MORNING evening at the Saranac Public Li- sion ends in mid-December. ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS - SPECIAL MEETING Along Main St. cont'd. Lowell Masons and Eastem TO LEASE GENERAL PURPOSE HANGAR Ladies join us for Coffee Break brary. Weigh-ins at 6:45 p.m. Stars. Lowell Masonic Temple, As national attention tums to- AT THE LOWELL CITY AIRPORT Story Hour at Calvary Christian 112 Lincoln Lake, serving from ward crime and drugs, these A meeting of the Grattan Township Zoning Board at the LOWELL MICHIGAN Reformed Church. 1151 W. SECOND MONDAY OF EACH 5 to 7 p.m. Prices are $5 adults; problems will take the spotlight of Appeals will be held on: Vic Krause private drive into the path of a car driven by Matthew Kelly. 17. Main, Lowell. 9:30 - 10:45 a.m. MONTH: The Lowell Area $2 children. in Michigan as well. Each polit- Nursery provided. Schools Board of Education 19th District The City of Lowell is inviting written proposals from Both arc Lowell residents. ical party and the administration TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10,1989 meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Board MON., OCT. 9: Showboat Gar- State Representative anyone interested in leasing an existing hangar at Arrested September 29. for Driving While License Suspended. House has numerous proposals calling EVERY SECOND TUESDAY of Education office located in the den Club will meet at the home the Lowell City Airport. This hangar will become 2nd Offense, was Kim Chesebro. 42, of Lowell. The Michigan House recon- for tougher penalties for drug at the Grattan Township Hall at 7:30 p.m. at which The Lowell Area Fishing Club Middle School. 12685 Foreman of Mrs. Ruby Leeman at 7:30 being conducted in a converted available for occupancy after November 18,1989. June Lee. 67. of Grand Rapids was involved in a property users and dealers. Bills seeking time the following subject will be considered and now meets at the Flat River Road. p.m. Program is "Conservation vened last week for the begin- print shop in a nearby building. wiretapping and allowing police at which time any interested persons will be heard. damage accident September 27, when she pulled into the path of Snowmobile Clubhouse on Pot- or Famine" Co-hostess is Mrs. ning of the 1989 fall session with Dirty pipes and loose wires Interested parties may request an information pack- a vehicle driven by Catherine l-cach, 41, of Ionia on Mam St. ters Road, just East of Montcalm EVERY MONDAY EVENING: Evelyn Briggs. a heavy-duty agenda, but it was hang from the low ceiling of the with search warrants to enter sus- age from the City of Lowell. After reviewing these Ave, at 7:00 p.m. All prospective "Euchre" will be played at the pected drug houses w ithout Applicants: Rix Landheer, Eleanor Landheer, Clif- near Broadway. not exactly business as usual. temporary quarters, and a series materials, these proposals may be submitted to: Gay Naula. 43, of Ada escaped injury in an accident Wednesday. members or interested individu- V.F.W. Post 8303 at 7:30 p.m. MON., OCT. 9: Golden Swingers While the Capitol is undergo- of long tables pushed together knocking also will generate ex- ford Bloom, Mark Fluga and Wendy Fluga request als are cordially welcome. Admission is $1, prizes. Public Sept. 27 when a semi-truck driven by Franklin Richards. 26. ol will meet for a potluck dinner at ing renovation to restore it to its serve as desks, allowing 10 legis- tensive controversy. a variance to consolidate two separate existing two- welcome. 6 p.m. in the Lowell High School David M. Pasquale, City Manager Soulh Bend, IN. attempted to make a right turn at Main and Hudson original 19th century design, lators abreast approximately 3 Other expected issues include: tracks serving the three parcels into one joint drive FIRST MONDAY OF EACH Economic Room. Dave Johnson City Hall, 301 E. Main Street and the rear trailer tires struck Nauta's car. many legislative offices have -abortion rights across parcel "C". Property located at Dunn Av- MONTH: The Bowne Township EVERY MON. & TUES. MORN- will host a travelogue on Africa. feet each of working space. The Lowell, Michigan 49331 -living will legislation enue: Section 21; Round Lake. Parcel No. 41-12-21- Lowell officers investigated 23 accident complaints in the month Historical Society will hold regu- ING - Coffee Break Bible Study been moved to other downtown cramped quarters provide little 616-897-8457 -product liability 326-019, 41-12-21-326-020, 41-12-21-326-021. of September. Four of which incurred injuries. This brings the lar meetings at the Township Monday 7:15 to 8:30 p.m.; Tues- MON., OCT. 9: Reservations Lansing locations. The House room for staff, media or obser- Peggy Gurney, Secretary total lor the year so far to 238, the same as last year. Hall. 6059 Linfield. Alto, on the day 9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. must be in for the Senior Citizen Chamber is the current target of vers; the accoustics are poor and -unemployment reforms not later than Wednesday, October 11,1989. Grattan Zoning Board of Appeals Arrested on a warrant issued out of an Ionia County Court for first Monday of each month at Lakeside Community Church. motorcoach trip to Cran Hill restoration and floor sessions are the noise level is high. -quality education C47 Failure to Appear was Teresa Burhams, 19, of Lowell Sunday 7:30 p.m. No December or Jan- 6201 Whitneyville Rd. Ranch. Delicious family style din- C47 evening, Oct. I. uary meetings. ner and color tour. Call Commu- 3RD SAT. OF EACH MONTH - nity Ed for reservations and infor- EVERY SECOND WEDNES- V.F.W. Post No. 8303 in Lowell. mation. Trip is Oct. 19. 897- Local O.E.S. delegates to attend state event DAY: Lowell VFW Auxiliary No. 307 W. Main. Steak dinner, serv- 8434. Council 8303 meets at 8:00 p.m. at the ing 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. Public in- VFW Post, 307 W. Main Street, vited. TUES., OCT. 10: Lowell The 123rd Annual Session of Wood, Mrs. Kathryn Hall. Mrs. Mrs. Sandra Caswell has rep- Lowell. Masonic Lodge will hold a regu- the Grand Chapter. Order of the Sandra Caswell, Mrs. Margaret resented Cyclaman Chapter this cont'd. EVERY THIRD SATURDAY - lar meeting at 7:30 p.m. A potluck Eastem Star of Michigan, the Martin and William Wood. At- year by serving on the Happiness EVERY THIRD SUNDAY: The Men's Breakfast 8 a.m. at Lowell dinner will precede the meeting "Cathedral of Angels" Session tending from Vesta Chapter No. Committee of the Grand Chap- LOWELL Airport was approved by the Flat River Snowmobile Club Assembly of God. 3050 Alden at 6:30 p.m. All Masons are wel- will be held October 10, 11, and 202, Ada, Michigan are Evelyn ter. council. The work will be com- meets at the clubhouse at 11841 Nash, (just south of town). Spec- come. 12. 1989 at Wings Stadium in Jansma. Doug Shassberger. There was a total of ial speaker and good food. For LAST DAY OF pleted by Tailored Building Potters Rd. A Potluck is at 12:30 Kalamazoo. Betty Shassberger and Roberta $209,366.35 given to charities p.m. with business meeting fol- more info call 897-7047. WED., OCT. 11: Snow UMW will TOWNSHIP Sytems of Nunica. Delegates and members from Miller. They will be among the throughout Michigan's Grand Ron McCollum of Sure Trans- lowing. New members and serve a roast beef and pork din- THIRD TUESDAY EVENING - ner at the Snow Christian Center. 332 Chapters in Michigan will approximately 3.000 members Chapter this year. planting was on hand to explain guests are welcome. Ladies Joy Fellowship. Various 3189 Snow Ave., beginning at attend. Delegates and members in attendance. REGISTRATION why four dead trees in Main St. QUA-KE-ZIK SPORTSMEN'S topics and special speakers. For 5:30 p.m. Public is invited. from Cyclamen Chapter No 94, The world's best source of borax, a water softener, is planters had not been replaced CLUB: meets every 2nd and 4th more info call Lowell Assembly Lowell, will be Mrs. Nancy in the Mojave desert, California. NOTICE McCollum told the council that Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. at the Club of God at 897-7047. suitable trees had not been avail- building at 11400 Foreman able because of last year's Road, Lowell. EVERY SUNDAY EVENING - TO THE QUALIFIED RESIDENTS OF drought. He said that trees have Royal Rangers for the boys. Mis- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Lowell Township now been located and will be EVERY 1ST WEDNESDY - sionettes for the girls for kids kin- Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on: planted as soon as possible In Lowell Area Jaycees, meet at the dergarten and up. Christ Ambas- THE CITY OF LOWELL sadors for the youth (7 thru 12 the meantime, McCollum will Lowell YMCA at 7:00 p.m. New WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1989 at 8:00 P.M. move healthy planters from city Pebble Beach Apartments parking lots to replace the trees at the Lowell Township Hall, 2910 Alden Nash, SE, THE LAST DAY FOR RECEIVING REGIS- on Main St. LOWELLS ONLY LAKEFRONT APARTMENTS to consider two rezoning requests: After some discussion, the CORNERSTONE LANDSCAPE TRATIONS WILL BE: council voted to participate in an 1. Michael Sherman's to rezone the property as t 2838 engineering study for Fun St. im- SERVICE and RELIABILITY Gulliford Drive, SE (41-20-15-100-016), 20.80 acres provements. The city's share will are our PRIORITIES Now Taking Applications For Brand and be 27.5% of the estimated TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10,1989 $5,000 study. The city is locked 2. Wayne Delo's to rezone the property at 2880 into participating in the Fun St. New One & Two Bedroom Apartments Alden Nash, SE (41-20-14-100-026, 7.41 acres. lANOSCAPtS TO FIT YOUR NEEOS work because of an agreement Registrations will b. taken at City Hall, 301 E. Main Street, Lowell Mlchl- signed with the Kent Counts Both requests are to rezone Agricultural-2 land to Road Commission that involved CONTACT DIANE ESTES. MGR. Residential-1 land to allow for more splits to build •Complete Design & gen between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. for the purpose ol electing three repair to Hudson St. and the Hud- dwellings. seals on the City Council and voting lor the following State Proposals: son St. bridge. Construction Services The final agenda item in- The Township Planning Commission would not re- Handicap Proposal A volved a resolution approving zone one or even both of these parcels only as that *New Homes the purchase of a new Elgin would be spot zoning. If they recommend any re- A proposal to Increase the sales/use tax from 4 cents to 4 1/2 cents t^r Availablel Street Sweeper. The sweeper is zoning it will be for an area and just how large an dollar and constitutionally dedicate funds for local schools •Retaining Wall Expert already in use, but the resolution area to include will be the subject in question for r this public hearing. Letters are to be sent, not only was needed to finalize the pa|* •Residential & Commercial Proposal B 1112 Bowes to those within 300 feet from the Sherman and the work necessary for the city to Delo properties as specified by the Zoning Ordi- A proposal to increase the sales/use tax from 4 cents to 6 cents per enter into a municipal lease. Properties 0 ncl /5 Kaw nance, but also to the owners, per the latest tax dollar, reduce school property taxes, set permanent school o£4Z In his report to the ^ " ' Lowell Pasquale noted that Lowell ^ roll, of all pieces that might be considered for rezon- m ages not subject to voter renewal, and constitutionally dedicate •Renovations Experim ing. exchange mayors with Allege" funds for local schools during next spring's statewide The rezoning requests and the Lowell Township "Mayor Exchange Day" ^ quale also noted a "Letter-to i ^ Zoning Ordinance and maps are available for public Only registrations received on or before October 10 1989 will auoiih, CALL p.m Inspection at the Township Hall during regular of- persons to vote in the City's General Election and the StatewWe <£2 Editor" he sent to the Grand fice hours. Please call 897-7600 for further informa- Election to be held on Tuesday, November 7,1989, Rapids Press regarding an e no NOW.. tion. rial in which Lowell ssas 897-6478 wrongly listed as a city that over DONALD R. GARVIN, noon Carol L. Wells Betty R. Morlock flows raw sewage into the Gran to Lowell Township Clerk River. Pasquale also report® 1 *• HEAD DESIGNER Deputy City Clerk p.m C45&47 046-47 front entrance of City Hail ,£> cP* be spruced up with a nevs to' of paint. The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. October 4. 1989 - Page 10 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, October 4, 1989 - Page II

annual cost of up to $200 million. In 1975, the Committee on the Fetus and Newborn of the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) e e e ' HEALTH concluded that "there is no absolute medical indication lor the SintLtcuf, The Lowell Led er's routine circumcision of the newborn." This position was endorsed by the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists By OCT. 5: Bradley Kiczenski, (ACOG) in 1978. Despite these recommendations, the neonatal Christopher Borton. Heather Dr. Paul Gauthtor Bumtt. circumcision rate in the U.S. remains high. (Some date suggesting Bob Wilkerson. Dr. Jim Lang as many at 90 percent of male newborns arc circumcised.) OCT. 6: Steven J. Ayres, OCT. 9: Betty Coons. Diana Michelle Doyle, Dennis Dom- Schultz, Kent Dtckerson, Sherrv What arc some of the reasons for parents wanting their male bak. Hildenbrand HEALTH COLUMN child circumcised? As one might expect, hygiene is the reason OCT. 7: John Alberts, Kalhy (H T-10: Michele Chamberlain IRiB NEWBORN CIRCUMCISION most often cited by parents as the major reason for wanting circum- Mitchell, Herm Carlisle, Jenny Lucille Johnson. cision. Concerns abound about the ability to properly cleanse the Idema, Cora Stormzand, Fred OCT. 11: Ashley HendriU All parents ol a male newborn child arc faced with the decision uncircumcised penis. From a medical perspective, these concerns Ray. Richard Rasch. Janice Nawrocki, Joann Seme! ¥r of circumcision following delivery. Today's article discusses this arc not valid. OCT. 8: Gayven Hostler, Craig Potter, Lauri Brandt common and sometimes controversial procedure. Some parents believe that circumcision has a protective effect Circumcision is the most common surgical procedure performed against infections. While trivial infections of the glans (the end of on children. An estimated I million to 1.5 million newborn boys the penis) and foreskin arc less common or arc non-existent in the are circumcised in the United States each year, at an estimated circumcised child, these infections arc neither serious or life- PERSONAL INJURY ATTORNEYS threatening. Tummino fr Tummlno, P.c, LISTING The most persuasive medical justification tor circumcision - decreased risk of cancer of the penis - is mentioned least often by — Car Accidents parents who choose to have their infant circumcised. Cancer of MAGAZINE River the penis occurs almost exclusively in uncircumcised men and is — No Fault Claims associated with extremely poor hygiene. In Sweden, where circum- — Motorcycle Accidents Antique Mall... cision is rare, but standards of hygiene are high, the incidence of e reatures Complete penile cancer is the same as in the United States. — Slip and Fall Largest Antique Mall In Michigan Listings off Lowoli For whatever reason, the vast majority of American parents ~ Wrongful Death want their sons circumcised. While there is virtually no medical Cable TV Chamois OPEN 7 DAYS! reason for this surgery to be performed, it remains exceedingly — Accident Claims common. We urge that all parents discuss in detail with their doctor Initial Contultation Free For Portonal Injury Matter 212 West Main Street On A Daily Basis. the pros and cons of newborn circumcision. If this is accomplished, No Attorney Fee unless you win Lowell, Michigan at least more parents will be making informed decisions about this (All you pay is litigation costs) surgery. O Compiote A 311 East Main Street, Lowell Michigan 49331 • (616)897-5931 lasy To Use STATE OF MICHIGAN Grand 63-2 JUDICIAL DISTRICT o Listings Coincide JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Opening MOTION/ORDER WMi Numbers On October 9 OF NOLLE PROSEQUI IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Year Tuner Case No. 89-1438-2 Channel Station City The following positions are available in $5 Off THE PEOPLE OF THE o MTV Music Jf Set of Nails! 203 E. Main St.. Lowell - 897-7582 STATE OF MICHIGAN the Cascade DErW, 6425 28th St., S.E. o NASH Nashville CITY OF LOWELL *09) WSYM Lansing Plaintiff $5 Off Perm! wfl® WOTV Grand Rapids • (D® WXMI Grand Rapids • • SHERRY KAY ANNE Service Clerk - Full/Part Time We Have 5 Stylists WQVU JOUSMA Bakery Helper - Full Time (DCS Grand Rapids Specializing In Defendant Meat Clerk - Part Time CO WKAR PBS CDS) WZZM Modern & Traditional Produce Clark - Part Time Grand Rapids o HBO Premium $2 Off N» - U*" LOWELL AREA JOBS! Stihl's 009L 2.5 cu. in. away light snow and debris from N 95 hara-to-reach places. Anti-Vibration W • Send TM Documont • 30 IMMEDIATE OPENINGS "$329 —14" Chainsaw for ease of handling. For a Includes many of the features of Stihl's limited time, only • CLEAN W0RK ENVIRONMENT larger models, yet weighs less than 10 • SHIFr - $4.45 - $5.00 AN HOUR pounds! Easy to handle, it does more than cut firewood. Ideal for pruning • iinsttn'SWvk* • ncb«I!fl..us' poSSIBLE OVERTIME and trimming branches, too. Lifetime • PERMANENT HIRE POTENTIAL Warranty on Electronic Ignition. Now specially priced at Stihl chainsaws. trimmers and blowers sold only ADA AREA JOBS! through servicing dealers.

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and school finance. Whether you think a major lax The Red Arrow soccer team as it blanked the Spartans 5-0. game due to strained ligaments Dear Editor view. Today voters gel the oppor- Headlee Amendment lo the amend this slate's constitution the right midfield position. Kel- First, Proposal B establishes chalked up two more victories Sparta used a fullback trap to lo the knee. Although not sure tunity lo periodically vote, up or Michigan Constitution. Today without the approval of the vot- increase is justified or not. I urge ley made good on the pass, re- a new stale property tax Instead this week, improving their mark try and slow down the Arrow at- cording a goal from 35 yards out. when. Coach Turkal said he As you know. I have been con- down, on their school properly assessment increases alone can- ers. you and your readers lo actually of sending your local school to 8-2-2 overall and 3-1 in the tack. Aaron Corcoran opened up Following the score, Sparta thought Andrews would be able cerned for some time about taxes. After Proposal B that type not increase taxes faster than the In looking over Proposal B. I read Proposal B. After you under- property tax dollars to your local stand what it would do to our conference. Lowell opened the the scoring with a volley from abandoned its trap defense. lo return. school finance and the abuse of of voter control would be just a rale of inflation plus new con- cannot believe that the suppor- schools. Proposal B would send week, traveling to Sparta. Arrw midfield. Jon Kohler scored Brian Ray answered the change, Lowell had the wind lo their ihc constitutional protections memory. Discussion of this struction. Assessment increases ters of Proposal B actually under- constitution and your efforts in a big chunk to it to the state legis- Coach John Turkal labeled the next, fast-breaking through the and ended a personal scoring backs heading into the second ihai many of us worked hard major change in voler control is that exceed this limit rollback the stood that their amendment the pasl. I am sure you will vote lature. Local control of local tax contest a welcome breather from Sparta trapline to give the Ar- slump, increasing Lowell's lead half with a 1-0 lead. No one was to place in the constitution a dec- cleverly avoided by the propo- millage rate so that the total prop- would destroy so many constitu- NO. dollars would be the first casu- a grueling schedule. rows a 2-0 halftime lead. to 4-0. more aware of this than goalie ade ago. Thai's why I am writing nents of ihis devastating prop- erty lax bill grows at the rale of tional protections that the citi- alty of Proposal B osal. Sincerely Lowell, despite not dressing The Spartans stuck with their The Red Arrows final goal Doug Sanford. Zeeland had 12 to tell you about the hidden dam- inflation plus new construction. zens have worked so hard lo Jason Spore, Tim Thuston and trap mto the second half until shots on goal in the opening half, mz Second, the slate properly lax Fourth, the new state property Under Proposal B that limit is place in their constitution. Richard H. Headlee came when fullback Ryan Peel agc to our Michigan constitu- Ray Weigle. scored two first-half doesn't tax everyone the same. Lowells Jason White made a scored from the left wing posi- the second half the Chix man- tional rights contained in Prop- tax and new local foundation gone, except for the four op- goals and three second-half goals Business property would pay I wall pass lo David Kelly, in at tion after the Arrows' defensive aged just two. osal B Like many Michigan citi- property tax would be joined by tional mills. If you are one of 1/2 times the rale of non-busi- line was inserted up front to play Fullback Ryan Peel look a free zens you arc probably confused yet another sel of property taxes, the many citizens who saw dou- ness properly. This breakdow n in offense. kick from outside the penalty about the legislature's Proposals 4 mills of "optional" taxes. ble digit assessment increases in the long standing principle of "The entire team played virtu- zone. Zeeland's goalie blocked A and B on the ballot this While Proposal B promises the pasl year, you should be espe- Lowell Area it, however the rebound went lo uniform taxation places every ally every position.'"Rirkal said. November. Proposal A is "property lax relief in fact that cially concerned about Proposal Legal Notices "A breather was a welcomed Brian Ray, who scored his sec- group of taxpayers at risk for the relief would be only temporary. B. If Proposal B passes there will Niraightforward enough, $400 sight." ond goal of the contest. future. Schools Yard Sale million tax increase. Proposal B, One of the ways thai relief will be no limit on the growth in your LOWELL 2, ZEELAND 0 Again, Turkal substituted Third, and most importantly, STATE OF MICHIGAN the estate will be forever bar- however, is terribly confusing. be eaten away will be from these property taxes caused by increas- It was also short lived. On freely. The strong wind caused the new state properly lax. along PROBATE COURT red unless presented to the In- It combines a 50% increase in four optional property tax mills. ing assessments. The rollback Thursday the Chix from Zeeland several apparent goals lo sail and with the local foundation prop- Five, Proposal B would provision would be eliminated. 'COUNTY OF KENT dependent personal repre- i • i, t • ihe sales tax with dramatic came calling, a club that came disappoint the Lowell faithful. erty tax. would never be subject exempt most school property When: Thursday, Oct. 12 - 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. CLAIMS NOTICE sentative. JOAN E. GROEN, changes in school property taxes Finally, Proposal B contains a from two goals back in the sec- In junior varsity action, the 680 Bowes Road. Lowell, lo voter approval, renewal, or re- taxes from the provisions of the shocking clause that should scare Where: Riverside Elementary School ond half to defeat Tri Unity. A Red Arrows got a game-winning File No. 89-148.996-IE Michigan 49331. or to both the every citizen of this state, goal from Casey Brown as the Playground (Monroe St.) independent personal repre- club which took Lowell into whether they pay property taxes overtime. quicker Lowell squad defeated • 'v \ Local PARTS Estate of EMMA J. SKOKNA. sentative and the Kent County or not. Section 11 of Proposal B What: Used elementary furniture, used Zeeland 1-0. Deceased Probate Court, 320 Ottawa. Lowell entered the contest a Restaurant Management contains these words. "The legis- manual and electric typewriters, The fullback line of Jeremy PLUS store NW. Grand Rapids. Michigan little apprehensive as on Wednes- lature may provide by law for the Speerstra, Jason Sayer and Nick Lowell's soccer team won its games on the field, but in doing used sewing machines and TO ALL INTERESTED PER- 49503, within 4 months of the day Dave Kelly suffered a seri- Opportunities revision or elimination of any of ous knee injury. "It may very Wiseman adjusted lo the loss of so lost starter David Kelly to a knee injury. offers chance SONS: Your interest in the es- date of publication of this If you are an experienced restaurant manager or the requirements of this section." miscellaneous items well end his high school soccer Tim Schumacher lo the varsity tate may be barred or affected notice. assistant manager and ready to pursue a promising Unbeknowst lo most citizens of career," Turkal said. and made several outstanding to win Mustang by the following; career, your chances are great with Hardee's, one this slate. Proposal B would Lowell jumped on the Chix plays. Notice Is further given that the Showboat Automotive Supply off Americas fastest growing chains. You'll join allow the legislature alone to early. With a stiff, gusty wind Aaron Snell continued to im- The decedent, whose last estate will be thereafter as- in Lowell and Ionia is offering those who have already found out that joining the blowing into the Arrows faces, prove his play in front of the nets known address was 680 signed and distributed to the Hardee's team is "career-smart". You'll get excellent Lowell's Brian Ray broke as the team continued its exciting customers a chance to win a one- Bowes Road. Lowell, Michi- persons entitled to It. of-a-kind pay, benefits and unlimited advancement potential. through the Chix' fullback trap soccer play. Mustang convertible in gan 49331, died August 17, ihe PARTS PLUS National Car Apply now by sending resume to: 1989. An instrument dated Michael J. Tummlno. Jr. from the right striker position to Lowell will play Northview on Care Month promotion this fall. August 12,1988 has been ad- (P-21618) score, giving Lowell a 1 -0 lead. Thursday, following a game with JIM HALL The autostore will also be award- mitted as the will of the de- Attorney- At-Law The remainder of the half saw Forest Hills Central on Tbesday. 178 MANZANA CI., APT. 2.A, ing $100 in automotive service ceased. 311 East Main Street Lowell trying to clear the ball On Monday, Oct. 9, Lowell will WALKER, MICHIGAN 49504 lo one area winner. Lowell. Ml 49331 out of its end. While it managed play host lo East Grand Rapids LOWELL TOWNSHIP Throughout the month of Oc- Wnsoutto Creditors of the deceased are (616) 897-5931 to keep Zeeland out of its net, it at Creekside Park, hoping lo av- lober. notified that all claims against couldn't prevent another injury. enge an earlier 2-0 loss to the customers are invited to win yai over. enter the "PARTS PLUS Salutes Vbrderc Josh Andrews had to leave the Bomml National Car Care Month" draw- 2157 W. Main St., Lowell, Michigan HOURS: Sun-Tlturft. 6a m lip m.; Fri. Ct Sat. Sa m. 12p.m. STATE OF MICHIGAN red unless presented to the In- ing at Showboat Automotive and PROBATE COURT dependent personal repre- at participating local service cen- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING COUNTY OF KENT sentative. CHARLES E. ters. such as Stuckey's Amoco. CLAIMS NOTICE ARMSTRONG. 17467 148 Saranac Auto Service and ON INCREASING PROPERTY INDEPENDENT PROBATE LOWELL Avenue, Spring Lake. Michi- ( larksville Garage. Customers File No. 89-148.983-IE gan 49456. or to both the inde- who enter are eligible to win pendent personal representa- TAXES SIOO in automotive service and Estate of PEARL E. tive and the Kent County Pro- also have the chance to drive ARMSTRONG, Deceased bate Court, 320 Ottawa. NW. MALERT!! away in the SSN: 375-18-0572 SPECIALS AT... grand prize Mustang ADDITIONS TO THE Grand Rapids. Michigan convertible. The $100 prize vou- The Township Board of the Township of Lowell will 49503. within 4 months of the cher w ill be awarded to one win- DOYLE FAMILY TO ALL INTERESTED PER- date of publication of this Roll-Away Bowling b Skating hold a public hearing on a proposed increase of SONS; Your interest in the es- I owdrs soccer team had Zeeland^ number this past week as ) ner and will be redeemable at a notice. it shut out the Chix 2-0. Regan James Doyle was bom on August 26,1969 to tate may be barred or affected participating area auto service .0396 mills in the operating tax millage rate to be •06 E. Main center. Brian & Cheryl Doyle end welcomed home by his by the following; Notice is further given that the Lowrtl. Phc grand prize convertible, levied in 1989. estate will be thereafter as- Michigan 41331 sister Erin end brother Patrick. He weighed 9 lbs. 7 MOONLIGHT B0WUNG When soup or stock recipes call for a bouquet gami which honors the 25th anniver- The decedent, whose last signed and distributed to the ( oz. His grsndperents are King & Marie Doyle, and 2nd & 4th Sat. (every month) save time and trouble by putting the spices In a tea ball ^ary of the classic American car. known address was 350 N. persons entitled to it. the late Mary Louise Doyle and Clark & Greta Parsons. Greet 10 p.m. Reservations requested instead of making a cheesecloth bag. was customized especially for The hearing will be held on Wednesday, October Center. Lowell. Ml 49331 died Grandparents sre Theodore Gasper end Evelynn Parsons. 8 23/89. An instrument dated Michael J. Tummino, Jr. PARTS PLUS, a national chain 16,1989 at 8 o'clock in the p.m. at Lowell Township 3 26/86 has been admitted as (P-21618) 50's and GO'S SKATING ol 2.300 independent auto parts Mores. In addition lo the Na- Julia Rose Scanlon Hawkins wes bom on September 29,1989 the will of the deceased. Attorney- At-Law 1st Sat. (every month) Hall, 2910 Alden Nash, SE. tional Car Care Month promo- at Princess Margaret Hospital in Windsor, England. This 311 East Main Street 7:30 - 10 p.m. Creditors of the deceased are Lowell. Ml 49331 Roll-Away Ltd tion. PARTS PLUS sponsors a hospital is directly across the street from Windsor Castle. Julia notified that all claims against (616) 897-5931 national "Repair America is the Deughter of Sharon (Doyle) £r Bill Hawkins end the sister If adopted, the proposed additional millage will in- the estate will be forever bar- BOWLING LANES SAT. EVENING SKATING Sweepstakes" each spring. of Elizabeth. She weighed 8 lbs. 3 oz. Her Grand- crease operating revenues from ad valorem prop- for private groups and 806 E. Main St., parents are King end Marie Doyle, end the late Mary STATE OF MICHIGAN that you. the Defendant, fund raisers Lowell • 897-0001 Louise Doyle and William Hawkins and the late erty taxes 4.1% over such revenues generated by DISTRICT COURT whose last known address Birth Teresa Hawkins. Greet Grandfather is Theodore 61 ST JUDICIAL DISTRICT was: bowlers for t«v«ral leagues MONTH OF SEPT. HIGH SCORES levies permitted without holding a hearing. This Announcement Gasper. and evei-y other Sunday 4 p.m.) MEN'S HIGH GAME MEN'S HIGH SERIES Case No. 89-GC-89001451 amount is .0546 of a mill less than was levied for 1344 Lafayette, NE Ron Mead 278 Ron Need 620 Jim and Sandy Bewell an- Grand Rapids. Ml 49505 Tom Shick 243 Tom Shlck 591 '"•unce the birth of their son. An- the Township in 1988. ADDIE BROWN, ArtBieri 234 rcw Ji Dennis Naad 573 f »mes on September 26. Gary Hubbard 230 ( shall answer or take such Don Shepherd 569 He weighed 8 1/2 lbs. An- Plaintiff. 1 rL s other action as may be permit- WOMEN'S HIGH GAME WOMEN'S HIGH SERIES 'W' i the first grandson of Dick The taxing unit publishing this notice, and identified ted by law on or before the Linda Craig 218 Linda Craig 583 md Jean Bewell of Lowell and vs. Legal Notices Alice Lenard 206 27th day of December, 1989. Julie Sanders 530 an below, has complete authority to establish the Teresa Fetterhof 203 ^ Ginny Stone of Grand Shirley Reminga 514 Rapids. JAMES R. ROE. Failure to comply with this STATE OF MICHIGAN Sue Albert 202 Alice Lenard 497 number of mills to be levied from within its au- red unless presented to the in- Defendant Order shall result In a Judg- PROBATE COURT SENIORS dependent personal repre- thorized millage rate. ment by default against you. COUNTY OF KENT MEN'S HIGH SERIES WOMEN'S HMH SEMES sentative. DOROTHY PARENTHOOD . . . ORDER FOR PUBLICATION the Defendant, for the relief CLAIMS NOTICE Frank Bamhart 480 Marian Krebe 527 BARBER. 4466 White Rd., AND MAILING requested by Plaintiff In her INDEPENDENT PROBATE Welly Reter 477 Marge Potter 440 Pierson, Michigan 49339, or Bill Wieland This notice is published by: Complaint against you. File No. 89-148.915-IE 465 Ayieen Wieland 430 | It's not a fly-by-night business. This Motion was heard on to both the independent per- Pete Leeman 461 Mae Haan 407 sonal representative and the Lowell LOWELL TOWNSHIP BOARD Tuesday, September 26, Plaintiff shall mall a copy of Estate of JOHN VAN ZANEN, Becoming a parent is the start of a whole new life. Day Kent County Probate Court, YABA 1989, at the 61 st District Court this Order together with a Deceased by day there are new questions about how to be the best 2910 ALDEN NASH, SE 320 Ottawa. NW, Grand •ors HIGH SERIES O'W-'S HMH SERIES in Grand Rapids. Ml. Summons and Complaint to SSN: 378-22-2824 Rapids, Michigan 49503, Scon Southland 424 Carrie Colbum Ledger mother or father you can be.. LOWELL, MICHIGAN 49331 the P.O. Box address. Shaun Addington 404 Marla 1 unle within 4 months of the date of PRESENT: The Honorable TO ALL INTERESTED PER- Chris Menefee 377 Maria Klap ^ Should I bottle feed or breast-feed my baby? (616) 897-7600 publication of this notice. BENJAMIN H. LOGAN. Dis- P.O. Box 568 SONS: Your interest in the es- Out- When will my baby sleep through the night? trict Judge West Branch. Ml 48661 tate may be barred or affected Why does my baby seem to cry so much? Notice is further given that the by the following: I know I shouldn't spank, but what can I do? estate will be thereafter as- As the taxing unit may not approve a levy less than On May 3, 1989, civil action Dated; September 26. 1989 of- How can I slop my children from fighting? signed and distributed to the for damages arising out of re- The decedent, whose last How can I gel some lime lo myself? seven days after the public hearing, a Special Meet- persons entitled to it. LEAGUE OPENINGS''. pair work you performed at Benjamin H. Logan known address was 1006 ing will be held on the 23rd of October at 8:00 p.m. 562 College. SE. Grand District Judge Temple St., SE. Grand Far Ladns and Mixed Doubles - Signal County Helpline can give you the answers you need throughout Rapids, Ml 49503, was filed Rapids. Michigan 49503 died Craig A. Bruggink P-29358 the parenting years. WeVe here 24 hrs. a day, toll free Attomey-At-Law Carol L. Wells by Plaintiff against you in the Attest; A True Copy 4/17/86. 1526 McKay Tower Up Early For The Fall Season '89. and confidential. 61st District Court In Kent Lozla Davis $14 1-800-942-HELP . Lowell Township Clerk County. Deputy Clerk Creditors of the deceased are Grand Rapids. Ml 49503 456-5048 C47 C47-49 notified that all claims against Many Incentives...897-0001 047 IT IS HEREBY ORDERED the estate will be forever bar- The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, October 4, 1989 - Page 24

t • • The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, October 4, 1989 - Page 25 Glorious weather and a win grace Lowell's 1989 Homecoming festivities Lowell completed a sunny and successful Homecoming Day celebration with an 18-0 win over Northview. However, the school held many activities leading up to Fri- day night s victory. Students par- \ ticipated in a week-long class If / spirit warm up. \ The crowning exercise of the 1^89 Lowell King and Queen, Kevin Goggins and Tonya Slepek. was carried out at a 45- minute Pep Assembly" on Fri- day. Prior to the kickoff. a Home- coming Parade look place. It started at the Lowell Methodist \ Church and marched down Main Si. to South Broadway before Teens Involved participate in the Homecoming Parade. concluding at Burch Field. I At halftime of the game, the \ class representatives. Homecom- ing Court and the Homecoming King and Queen were introduced to the large homestanding crowd. Standing in for Kevin Goggins was Lowell Athletic Director, and Grandfather Bob Perry. \ k! i * Time for a Victory. The junior class float proved to be prophetic as Lowell shutout Northview

Lowell's Homecoming King and Queen, their court and class representatives were the focus of Friday's Pep Assembly.

r .vt : 4 The weather gave the Lowell Cheerleaders and the parade watchers a lot to cheer about prior to the game. IL Senior Citizens We Have Complete Insurance Coverage b FOR YOU! The Red Arrows 1989 Court took a ride down Main St. prior to Friday's Homecoming contest. • Auto These patients achieved 5 HOT LUNCH MENU • Home Lowell's Middle School band had a spot reserved in the Home- CHILDREN'S DENTAL Medicare Supplement WEEK OF OCTOBER 9, 1989 coming Parade. HYGIENE EXCELLENCE Health

MONDAY For the Month of September 1989 » Discounts on Auto and Homeowners Italian spaghetti w/meat and cheese or ham and DR. J.E. REAGAN & DR. R.E. REAGAN through senior citizen's groups. potatoes, crisp garden salad. French bread w/honey 207 W. Main - Lowell 897-7179 butter, chilled fruits, milk. > Health Insurance protection that TUESDAY begins where Medicare ends for age Hot dogs or barbeque on a bun or pita, tossed salad 65 and over. r , c w/dressing. steamed com or carrots, choice of fresh or canned fruit, bars or cookies, milk. WHY NOT CALL OR STOP BY TODAY? WEDNESDAY Will the real Mickey Mouse Oven baked chicken or Swiss steak, whipped potatoes please step forward? or rice w/gravy, seasoned green beans or California Pik Heidi Brogger PtOflSSKWAl blend vegetables, oatmeal rolls or bread w/p-nut but- Kyle Hoffman John McKay Jr. MRS ter, jello w/whip or fruit, milk. Ryan Hoffman Amanda Rau THURSDAY l. A.y , * • • - " Shannon Vos Troy VanMeter PATT0N-JRB AGENCY, INC. Fruit juice, pizza w/meat and cheese, salad or carrot Lindsay Mitchell Angie Nowak sticks, assorted fruits or pudding, milk. Joe Niewiadomski 835 W. MAIN ST.. LOWELL • 16161897-9253 ' "well's Homecoming King and Queen, their court and class Andy Nowak Call Toll Free From Saranac and Ionia 642-9401 FRIDAY rV-. * • lytpresentatives were the focus of Friday's Pep Assembly, Tanya Oberlin Andy Dykstra Justin Oberlin Fishwiches or bologna sandwiches, potato chips and w '• Karen Dykstra COUPON Chad Rau pickles, soup or salad or baked beans, fruit or jello Megan Geer Jason Eifert milk. 0' Lyndsey Geer FREE Kim Eifert Michelle Lazzari 41 Jessica Hole Elizabeth Gerard There is also a 3rd choice everyday of a chef salad Op 11 Hi"' Jamie Hole i V I- t 16 OZ. DRINK Chad Kremer / for students in the Middle and High Schools. Teresa Johnson with purchase Ryan Kremer I Tim Nowak AL'"] Mait Nowak Prices of lunches to students includes milk. Elemen- Good At Westside Deli With Coupon Only Bryan Nowak Chad Nowak / tary SI .00, Middle and Senior High $1.05. Offer Expires 10/10/89 I Whitney Brogger Courtney Phillips Lowell High School honored their 1989 Homecoming King and Oueen at > FrW™ iw a Not valid with any other special. HaVing th< hono" t**0** "PO" «»«•" were Kevin GoSns, Gerald Patton Dale Tnpielt The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday. October 4, 1989 - Page 26 The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, October 4, 1989 • Page 27 What does your credit report say about you?

Lurking in the computer of bureaus is a detailed list of how and credit cards, how quickly However, if you have been de- instance, the credit report may standing balances. one of the nation's 2,(XX) credit much you owe on personal loans you pay these bills and how nied credit on the basis of infor- list an inactive department store Other items that may be found Is many times your payments have mation supplied by a credit charge account and yet make no in a credit file include the names

•. • • ; been late. of companies that have requested w.t.. bureau, the creditor must provide mention of how you handle your V Unfortunately, most of us have the name and address of a credit utility bills or your mortgage copies of your report as well as jr4. - no idea what our credit reports bureau issuing the report on payments. notations indicating whether you u say--until it s too late. Jane, for which it based its decision. You What does the report contain? have been involved in civil suits M example, didn't know her credit then have 30 days to request a At the heart of the report is your or bankruptcy proceedings. All I i0 report erroneously indicated she free copy of your report. Make credit history, translated into an of this information is provided I 4 had defaulted on a student loan sure you supply the credit bureau elaborate system of number and to the credit bureau by your cre- t We Have Low Prices 0 until a bank rejected her with your full name, telephone letter codes. The Trans Union ditors or other parties. I BUSINESS BUSINESS All Year 'Round I mortgage application. By the number, social security number form, for instance, uses approx- Don't let frustration or confu- HELP I FOR SALE FOR SALE Vinyl Side Rails $19.95 • lime she corrected the mistake, and the name of the party that imately 140 different codes to in- sion prevent you from carefu) ( I the house she wanted to buy had denied your credit application. reviewing all items listed in your Velvet Side Rails $29.95 • dicate how you have handled S SERVICES ff 8 SERVICES S SWAHTEDS I already been sold. Expect to receive a copy of your debt over the years. On the back report. Remember, each credit (Custom colors available) • FOR SALE -1975 Goldwing FOR SALE - Snowplow To prevent such last-minute report in two to three weeks. of the form, you can find a key bureau must maintain millions of I 1000, excellent condition. beacons, "Federal" 2 LAYAWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS! credit disasters, the Michigan When you receive your credit to the puzzling codes. records-and mistakes are not as Call 897-8943 evenings; beam, $25; Federal 4 beam, Beds Starting at $139.95 Association of CPAs suggests report, don't panic. The average While the format of a credit uncommon as you may think. DAVIS ATTORNEY I $40. Call 897-6592. you check your credit report credit report can be as bewilder- report will vary between credit If you do find an error on your 897-8555 days. Drawer Pedestals at $99.00 I periodically. In most cases, your ing to read as hieroglyphics in a bureaus, the information con- credit report, you should write ELECTRIC C47 P47 We Carry Youth, Twin, Full Size Waterbeds I SERVICES record is probably filed with one dark cave. Nowhere in the report tained is always essentially the lo the credit bureau immediately. All Service Electric I of the country's five largest cre- will you find a simple sentence 220 W. Main » Lowell » Ph. 897-7447 same. Generally, the report will Jane did just this, informing the Residential Divorce from S300 dit bureaus. Trans Union. TRW. explaining whether or not you credit bureau that she had paid FOR SALE - 1982 HOURS: detail the name, number, type Commercial. 676-9574 LAND FOR SALE - 5 acres Chilton. CB! and Associated are a good credit risk. In fact, a and activity of credit cards issued off her student loan some seve&^ Bankruptcy. 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FOR SALE -1979 Kawasaki Lowell /? yfVt Wendy Perdok, Rebecca Price, VEHICLESI - From $100. Government jobs-your area Or 15" Chicago Style Pan Pizza . .. 1300 cc, 6 cylinder, water- Kristin Stouffer, Kathleen Van- Chevys. Lincolns. Corvettes $17,840 -$69,485. Call 1 Faro Uccello, Owner PLUS FREE 2 Litre Pop!!! Only At Faro's cooled, one owner, excellent Belkum. and Marie Will. Their Pickups. Jeeps. For Buyers 602-838-8885. Ext. R 3468. Coupon Redeemable Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays thru Dec. 30.1989 condition. Call 897-8943 PHONE 897-8126 High School sponsor is Barbaity Guide Call 1-518-459-3535 P47-49 UP ORDERS ONLY Pierce, School Counselor. evenings; 897-8555 days. I Ext. J 4547 Congratulations to these fine C47 C44-47 girls! The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, October 4, 1989 - Page 28 Lowell student, Rick Ayriss earns black belt

During ihe Sanchin-Ryu Ka- chin-Ryu Karate Association competitive art form. By each student, regardless of age, studying Sanchin-Ryu Karate. Ryu Karate through the Lowell rate. Association's Summer congratualte Rick for his well- eliminating the desire to compete will gain new skills and have fun Ayriss is studying Sanchin- Community Education Program, Campout 89. Rick Ayriss, a stu- deserved promotion. Rick has with others, students allow them- dent from Lowell, was promoted advanced in all aspects of study selves the freedom towards per- to the rank of Sho-Dan. 1st De- to earn the rank of Sho-Dan. thus sonal growth. Sanchin-Ryu Ka- giee Black Belt. b> Chiel Grand has studied the physical and men- rate is for self-defense purposes Master. Robert Dearman. Sr.. of tal techniques as well as living only and emphasizes the self-dis- the Sanchin-Ryu Karate Associa- within the Sanchin-Ryu cipline and mental composure tion. philosophy of individual consistent with that philosophy. The onion is a lily that has bsen bred through the centuries for development of its Chief Grand Master Dearman growth." Family participation in Sanchin- bulb and suppression of its top. states. "All of us from the San- Sanchin-Ryu Karate is a non- Ryu Karate is encouraged and TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10th!

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