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Volume IS, Issue 3 Serving Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 Wednesday. November 28,1990 Lowell Township contributes $1,950 toward defibrillator

Two years ago, Valdy 'The defibrillator will act Walker's anxiety was run- as life insurance for me or ning high, as was his anyone else who has a rapid heartbeat. The Lowell man heartbeat," Walker said. "I had an arrythmic heart (a was very glad to hear that heart that beats fast). Lowell Ambulance is going He was hospitalized. Doc- to purchase one." tors had to use a defibrillator The cost of the defibrillator to regulate his heartbeat. is $10,150. Lowell Ambu- Walker was lucky to be in lance Paramedic Supervisor, a hospital. Had his rapidly Siggi Winsor said it will be beating heart begin to quiver a required item by the Kent while at home. Walker prob- County EMS Protocol. ably would not have sur- All but $3,200 of the vived. "Once a person's heart $10,150 has been collected. begins to quiver, he/she only Lowell Ambulance has re- has a few minutes to be ad- ceived $5,000 from the Look ministered help (defibril- Memorial Fund and at the lated)," he said. November Lowell Township Lowell Ambulance was meeting, the Township not equipped, two years ago, Board agreed to pay $1,250 to help people suffering from toward the defibrillator and Lifepak 10 gives the provider the necessary tools to provide the best patient care possible. a complete heart block, but $700 toward the $1,400 bat- with the proposed purchase tery charger needed for "Life of a Lifepak 10 defribrillator/ Pak." monitor it will have an exter- Winsor said if the other newfound openess nal pacemaker in one of its $3,200 is not raised, some of units so it will be able to help the money brought in through heart-blocked emergency pa- Ambulance, cont'd., pg. 2 still struggling tients.

Dale Posthumus was a bachev's biggest success in west and learn what the U.S. neutral about the Middle East Along Main Street long way from the Soviet his five years has been inter- market has been doing so suc- situation, according to the Union, but he was glad to be national relations and creat- cessfully all of these years. Caledonia graduate. "The back home, visiting the Alto ing an openness amongst the "The reason for that is the Soviet Union is not a buyer area. people. His relations inside people have been told for so of oil from the Middle East Posthumus, the son of the country have not been so many years that the people in and it has bigger problems of Alto's Earl Posthumus, and good. "Five years ago he was the west cannot be trusted," its own." Posthumus the brother of Republican a spark. Today, I think he is he said. "I must say, that explained. "However, there Caucus Senate Majority a brake," he said. when the Soviet people are still is a minority who believe Leader, Richard Posthumus, The Soviet people now given an incentive to work, this is an example of Amer- spoke to the Lowell Lions have the freedom to say any- they do well." ican imperialism trying to ex- Club last Tuesday night about thing. "There is a law that The Soviets are kind of pand." SANTA PARADE - DEC. 1 the changes taking place in states you cannot speak up the Soviet Union. against the President though, but it is not enforced," Post- The Lowell Chamber of Commerce Santa Claus Parade The Alto native is in his humus said. will be Saturday, Dec. 1 at 11 a.m. third year of a four-year con- The newfound openness Floats and bikes welcome. For more information call Dee tract, with a Swiss chemical can also be seen in the news- Brown at McDonald's, 897-4141. company outside of Moscow. papers. Posthumus said the 'People who visit Moscow newspapers used to be what ALZHEIMER'S SUPPORT GROUP - DEC. 5 haven't visited the Soviet the government said, now pa- Union. Much like people pers are enjoying the popular- Lowell Medical Care Center is sponsoring an Alzheimer's who visit New York City ity of letters to the editor. f Support Group on December 5 at 350 N. Center St. in the haven't visited the United While some may believe Activity Room at 5:30 p.m. States." lack of food is a problem in Prior to his job with a the Soviet Union, Posthumus 11 - GIVE THE GIFT OF LIFE Swiss chemical company, explains it's not a lack of food Posthumus spent three years that may cause famine this Give your children or grandchildren the gift of life for in the U.S Embassy. Christmas this year. Learn child and infant CPR. winter, but the poor distribu- The Lowell Area Fire Department will be holding a child 'The invitation to speak tion of food. 'The Soviet and infant CPR class on Wednesday. Dec. 5 from 6 to 10 before the Lion's Club came Union will lose approxi- p.m. at the Look Memorial Fire Station. while I had a drill in my mately 30 percent of its grain There will be a $5 per person charge. Register by calling mouth (Dr. Bob Reagan's of- because of poor distribu- 891-9619. Please call by Monday, Dec. 3. fice), but it pleases me to be tion," he says. able to say that the first Gorbachev may have JAYCEES SPONSOR CHRISTMAS PROJECT Lion's Club was organized in created a greater openness the Soviet Union late last among people, but he has not The Lowell Area Jaycees, along with Access 6, are spon- year," Posthumus said. been able to change the soring the project, "Everyone Should Be Warm At Christ- The Soviet Union, is an economic problems and the mas." The Jaycees are collecting warm items (coats, hats, empire made up of ^differ- problems that remain for mittens, sweaters, blankets, boots, etc.) for the needy and ent types of ethnic groups, businesses. "There is a wait- will be participating in this year's Christmas Parade. according to Posthumus. ing list of roughly 1,000 Jaycee members will be walking beside their float to gather "For years some ethnic people waiting to set up of- rticles along the parade route. Drop off boxes will also be groups were depressed and fices, bui buildings still set located at Family Fare, Food City, West Side Deli and FMB now they want out of the empty," Posthumus said. State Savings Bank through Saturday. Dec. I. Soviet Union. President "Rent for office space in Donations will be distributed by Access 6 through their Mikhail Gorbachev wants to Moscow is more than in Mid- istribution centers. save the Union, but I don't town Manhattcn." Posthumus says the think that is possibble." Dale Posthumus spoke to the Lowell Lions Club on Posthumus says Gor- Soviets arc reluctant to come Main St., cont'd., pg. 3 life in the Soviet Union. The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, November 28. 1990 - Page 3 The Lowell l edger - Wednesday, November 28» 1990 - Page 2 Dykstra of Cascade Christian and Andy Sturdavent: his 24. 1990. She is survived by tributions may be made to the Main St., cont'd. Reformed Church olficiat- grandparents, Sylvia three sons, Everett Bowen of Clarksville Wesleyan Grooters shuts off the light on the park ing. Interment Cascade (Robert) Bibbler of Belding Belding, Emery Bowen of Church. Joan Finkler of Saranac: his Obituaries Saranac, Donald Bowen of Cemetery. Memorial con- ATTENTION! FAMILIES OF SERVICEMEN SMALL - Alfrcda (Schreur) tributions may be made to great-grandparents. Anthony ^ development plan for Lowell Township Plainwell; three daughters, Small, aged 53. passed away World Home Bible League, and Cecilia Durga of Detroit; Winona Nummer of Ionia, November 18. 1990. She is If you have a husband, wife. son. daughter or grandchild Bob Grooters. owner of west comer of the Alden will take it elsewhere," opposition for what I thought 4221 Richmond NW, Walker and several aunts and uncles FEDOROWICZ - Mr in-law, Mrs. Russell Fox of Elsie Moore of Saranac. survived by her husband, in the Armed Forces stationed in Saudi Arabia from the Grooters Development Com- Nash Avenue SE and In- Grooters said. "Something was a golden opportunity for 49504. Funeral Services were held Charles K. Fedorowicz, aged Evart, Mrs. Dorothy Fox of Doris Harding of Portage; 26 Robert: daughter Lori; son Lowell area. The Women of the Lowell Moose would like pany. thought he was pre- terstate % Expressway, was like this can only work if Lowell Township from resi- Wednesday. November 21 at 44, of Grand Rapids, passed Newberry and several nieces grandchildren; 50 great- John; granddaughter, Tobie. to do something special for them. senting Lowell Township met with some heated oppos- everyone is pulling together, dents and Township Board STEVENS - Anthony the Roth-Gerst Chapel. Low- away unexpectedly Saturday, and nephews. Funeral Ser- grandchildren; four great- all of California; mother, The ladies need information from the families. Call Sue with a wonderful opportu- ition. but when internal people are members," Grooters said. "If Robert Stevens, aged 3. of ell, Rev. Jeffrey Manion of people decide they would like November 24. 1990 at his re- vices were held Wednesday at great-grandchildren. Funeral Alicc; brother, William 897-7172 or Connie 897-8837. nity. Approximately 50 So hot in fact. Grooters has against it. it won't happen " Lowell. died Tuesday. Ada Bible Church officiat- a development someday. I'd sidence. Surviving are his the O'Brien-Eggebeen-Gerst Services were held Tbesday Schreur; sisters, Jean Wil- Township residents and some decided to pull the plug on Grooters said he has a good November 20. 1990. He is ing. Interment Alton Cemet- wife, Betty; one son. Steven Chapel, Rev. Lloyd Hansen at the Saranac Community terink, Florence Anderson of LIBRARY HOLIDAY PROGRAM COMING SOON! board members didn't see it his light industrial park de- reputation and all people like to be involved." survived by his parents, ery. Contributions may be Fedorowicz; his mother, Ger- and Rev. Allan Wittrut of- Church with Rev. Frank Latti- IN, Gracia Veldman. Funeral that way. velopment. have to do is check Zeeland. Lowell Township Super- ficiating. Interment Cascade David and Sherrie Stevens of made to Anthony R. Stevens i visor John Timpson did not trude 'Trudy" Fedorowicz of more officiating. Interment Services were held Friday at Kent County Library System offers its traditional holiday Grooters, in presenting his "If the community is not Walker, Byron Center and Lowell; his brothers, Vem Memorial Fund. have any comments on the Lowell; one brother, JinT Cemetery. Memorials may be Saranac Cemetery. Contribu- O' Brien-Eggebeen-Gerst story program for pre-schoolers iges 3-6 and their parents. proposal for a 240-acre light in favor of what I thought was Cascade. 4 situation at this time. Fedorowicz of Frankfort MI; made to Snow United tions may be made to Ionia Funeral Home, Rev. Jerry Merry Tales forTots is a festive presentation of the season's industrial park for the north- a tremendous opportunity. I i have met a great deal of several aunts, uncles, nieces, Methodist Church Building Hospice. brightest stories and songs. The program is free and children nephews and cousins. He was Fund. will receive a Santa Claus jumping jack to take home and PATRICK - Eunice N. Pat- preceded in death by his Lowell students work to put together. Shopping in Lowell makes cents rick, aged 84, of Lake father, Charles E. Mr. FULLINGTON-Ray J. Ful- The program will take place at the Lowell Library, 325 Odessa, passed away Sunday, The following article was new stereo for his car. But those dollars spent on Fedorowicz was a free-lance lington, aged 100, of Lowell, W. Main, on Monday, Dec. 10 at 11 a.m. It will be offered Pfaller's Clothing & Shoes November 25. 1990. Surviv- written for the Chamber of Radio Shack hires Lowell 28th Street...kiss them good- photographer. According to died November 19, 1990. He feed area's less fortunate at the Alto Library, 6059 Linfield on Thursday, Dec. 20 at for a shirt goes into FMB ing arc two sons. David of his wishes, cremation has is survived by his children. 10:30 a.m. Commerce from an edito- State Savings Bank. Heating & Air Conditioning bye forever. Lake Odessa. Marvin of Hast- period of time was donated rial that appeared in The to fix their furnace. taken place. A Memorial Ser- Lyle (Eileen) Fullington, Lot- Lowell High School stu- goods to aid the area's less School groups must pre-register. FMB pays that money back This Christmas shopping ings; one daughter, LaNora to Access Six. an All County vice was conducted Tuesday tie Commodore, all of Low- dents actively showed thanks fortunate. Argus Press, Owosso. The to a depositor as a part of a The guys at Lowell Heat- season - everyday for that Keith of Houghton, NY; 12 Church Emergency Support article has been revised by ing have lunch at R-Place matter - try Lowell first. And at The Arsulowicz West Fun- ell; three grandchildren; sev- for the good fortune in their The 2,080 items of food CHURCH SERVICE TO BE SHOWN ON LCTV Christmas Club check. That eral Home. eral great-grandchildren; sev- grandchildren; 19 great- lives by collecting canned collected over a week's System. It provides three day Bob Pfaller. person then buys a portable while working at Radio shop patiently. You'll find grandchildren; two sisters. food supplies two-three times drill for dad at Bernard's True Shack. R-Place pays their what you want, or if it can't FOX - Kenneth Fox, of Cas- eral nieces and nephews. Fun- The United Methodist Thanksgiving Service will be shown "LOWELL FIRST' eral Services were held Fri- Ruth Clement of Kent wood. a week for families from a Value. electric bill to Lowell Light be ordered, then pump some cade. died November 19, on Lowell Cable TV. Channel 9 on Wednesday, Nov. 28 at 'Tis the season and it's time day at the Roth-Gerst Chapel. Nellie Reuhs of Caledonia; six township area. Charlie Bernard pays his & Power, who pays their line- gas. (at a local station) and 1990. He is survived by his 12 noon; Thursday, Nov. 29 at 5 p.m.; Friday, Nov. 30 at 7 you seriously consider shop- two brothers, Vem Good of The food collected by the winter taxes to the city which men. head to GR. wife, Katherine; his sisters. Rev. Lloyd Hansen officiat- p.m. and Saturday, Dec. I at 10 a.m. ping Lowell first. Some of the ing. Interment Alton Cemet- Lowell, Lewis Good of students was taken to the pan then spends the money to Those same linemen give Rev. Guy and Neva Dillon of items you're looking for ery. Caledonia. Funeral Services try at the Lowell First United clear the streets of snow and their check to their wives who Sanford. FL, Mrs. Vemice HOLIDAY CRAFT AND BAKE SALE might not be available in a were held Tuesday at the Methodist Church. pays the plow driver who in turn buy their kids some Bennett of Spring Lake, Mr. local shop. On the other hand WANTED KENT-Sable E. Kent, aged Clarksville Wesleyan According to Rev. Bill buys his wife a greeting card toys at Lambert's Variety. and Mrs. Homer Doane of The Lowell Woman's Club will be holding a Holiday Craft you might be surprised. 91. of Saranac. passed away Church. Interment Freeport Amundsen, the pantry fur- and gift at Cousin's Cards & Mrs. Lambert goes to Lowell 3 Bedroom Ada, Mr. and Mrs. John By- and Bake Sale. The proceeds will go toward high school Pleasantly surprised. Saturday evening, November Cemetery. Memorial con- nishes food for roughly 150 Gifts. Family Hairstyling for a cut water of Allegan; his sisters- scholarship programs. Besides the ease and con- home in the Cousin's pays their em- and perm. They pay their families a year. He explains The sale will be held at FMB State Savings Bank on venience of shopping your ployees who then go to Fam- water bill to the city. that they're allowed to give November 30. December I and December 3 during banking Lowell merchants, think of Lowell/Alto area. The city uses the money a three-day supply of food to hours. the benefits. You'll save time, ily Fare to purchase their Mid SBO's an individual family twice a gasoline and the dollar you groceries. to.... Family Fare pays a stock It's a never ending circle. year.. Lowell students col- FISH SUPPER - DEC. 1 spend in Lowell stays in Low- Call Freeport Good for the local economy. lected the food items during ell. boy who goes to Lowelec- FREE Good for everyone. tronics/Radio Shack to buy a a week-long friendly compet- The Lowell Masons and Eastern Stars will be sponsoring The $24.95 you spend at 765-3241 ition between first-hour an All You Can Eat Fish Supper on December 1 from 5 to classes. The class which 17 p.m. at the Masonic Temple, 117 Lincoln Lake, Lowell. brought in the most food dur- Prices for the dinner are $5 for adults and $2 for children ATM BANKING ing this period won a conti- 12 and under. nental breakfast served to them by the Lowell Student PLAY AUDITIONS SET FOR DEC. 10 AND 11 Council which sponsored and THROUGHOUT organized the event. Auditions for the annual LAAC winter play. 'Take A The winning class was Number, Darling", will be held Monday and Tuesday. Dec. Robyn White's first hour art lOand 11 at7p.m. in the LAAC Center on South Hudson. QOO class. It accounted for 246 The hilarous comedy, directed by Jim Ball, calls for a food items. cast of three men and three women. Interested persons can MICHIGAN The goal set by the student |obtain a copy of the script at the Art Center. A four dollar council was to collect 1.500 deposit is required. To visit our newly remodeled & expanded facilities. Feel free to browse through our items. It surpassed that mark OFF THE BLOTTER large & complete inventory of outdoor equipment for both fisherman and avid hunter. easily as students collected William Racine, 28, of Alto was arrested Nov. 22 on a There were plenty of cans of food to be packed and 2,080 items. warrant issued by 17th Circuit Court in Grand Rapids for We always stock a large selection of the hottest new fishing & hunting supplies as delivered to the Access Six pantry at Lowells First United All churches in the Access Violation of Probation and for Driving On a Suspended Methodist Church. well as live bait. Food, confd, pg. 7 License. Beverly Yellowley. 34. of Lowell was injured in a rearend Watch for our huge ice fishing inventory...coming soon. collision on Main at Church St. Nov. 21 when her car was struck by a car driven by Kari Dipzinski, 18. of Ionia. Richard Dood. 32. of Lowell was involved in a property NO NEED FOR YOU TO SHOP ANYWHERE ELSE! ^damage accident Nov. 21 at Main and Hudson St., when his vehicle was struck by a pickup truck driven by Christ- opher Soyka, 30, of Lowell. No injuries were reported Nov. 21 at Main and Hudson when a car driven by William Ray, Jr.. 45. of Ionia backed WATCH FOR OUR GRAND OPENING into a car driven by Richard King. 52. of Clarksville. A 13 year old juvenile from Lowell was apprehended COMING SOON!!! attempting to Shoplift from the Rite-Aid Store on East Main y Nov. 21 by store security. She will appear in Juvenile Court to answer charges at a later date. • Licenses • Ammo • Muzzle Loading Supplies here are no charges for using your FMB T Arnold Warner, 45. of Ionia collided with a pickup truck • Archery • Tackle • Year Around Contests MoneyCentre ATM card in Michigan! ^driven by Hilda Hulbert, 25. of Saranac Nov. 25 in the 3rd Base gas station, 427 E. Main, causing minor property dam- • Bait • Rods & Reels • Marine Supplies An FMB MoneyCentre ATM card can be age. used at any convenient ATM location, throughout the GIFWERTIFICATE^M^^^ME UJC SHOULD State of Michigan, that displays the CIRRUS (jC UilTVt or Network 1 logo. No matter whose ATM you use, WE WELCOME "JUST LOOKING!" • REMEMBER... you will not be charged for accessing your account "Most national flags use one or more of only seven Take EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT FROM 7:00 TO 9:00 P.M. with an FMB MoneyCentre ATM card. Helping to shelve some of the 2,080 items of food for the Access Six program were, basic colors—red, white, blue, green, yellow, black and front left to right, David Hovey, Ray Weigel Mike Lindhout, Todd Lachniet; back orange. a Kid NOW 'TIL CHRISTMAS IS LADIES' NIGHT. row. Student Council Advisor, Bob VanLois, Jeff Lillie and Jason Spoor. Fishing SPECIAL rfVD STATE SAVINGS rllD BANK LOWELL & Ambulance, continued . . . KIDS NEED Fritt's Bait Shop ROCKFORD the trash bag fund-raiser may same time. It also has a mem- The Lifepak Five unit cur First In Financial Service be focused in that direction. ory which will display the rently being used will be 815 W. Main St., Member FDIC The use of trash bag funds is time and the number of times moved to the backup ambu- scheduled to be used for other FOB MORE INFORMATION Lowell, Ml • 897-9783 a person has been defibril- lance unit once the new defib- equipment. ABOUT FOSTER CARE: LOWELL WESTOWN ROCKFORD lated. allowing ambulance rillator is purchased. Along with providing an Always Free Hot Coffee and a Smile 414 East Main Sireet 1425 West Main Street 6835 Belding Rd.. N.E. personnel to give copies of Lowell Ambulance has 897-4153 897-3264 874-8330 external pacemaker, the de- the information to the hospi- two new units - a whcelchair 897-4114 fibrillator will be able to tal. unit and an ambulance. monitor two people at the The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, November 28, 1990 - Page 5 The l.owdl Ledger - Wednesday, November 28, 1990 • Page 4 Viewpoint.. but was turned away. So. now, he lakes his development Township slipped up this time? r* plans. 500 jobs and a lax base to another town more open There was one major slip up in Colorado, as the Bill to his ideas. I've been told Ionia is more than enthusiastic McCartney coached Buffalo's failed to do the right thing about the idea, and admit that Missouri was jobbed in their contest against hod's The major concern of Township residents was the environ- Colorado. The Buffalo's were given five downs inside the ment. It wasn't enough that Lowell Township Supervisor 10 yard line in the final seconds, which enabled them to John Timpson assured people that he would make sure water, score the winning touchdown. McCartney had an opportu- hough ts sewer, contamination control and proper screening require- nity to admit it. Afterall, it was all on tape. But that would ments were strictly followed. Or that Timpson himself said have meant that Missouri would have gotten what it de- he felt Grooters was interested in a development with irrep- served, the victory and the Buffaloes would not be playing roachable requirements and standards. in the Orange Bowl against Notre Dame with a National 1 was disappointed to hear that Robert Grooters met So, what is it that Lowell Township saw that slipped by Championship just a victory away. Bo trained you better up with some nasty and healed opposition to the light indus- Zeeland, Walker. Byron Center and Cascade? Or has Lowell than that. Bill! trial park, causing his decision to discontinue his light indus- trial park development effort. Paula Murphy, principal at Alto Elementary School, was the guest speaker at the Although I have not spoken to any of those that opposed when we're outside. They don't often stray beyond a visit National Honor Society's induction ceremony Nov. 15. the development, I guess they got what they wanted main- with the neighbor's dog, a quick trip down to the river or taining the agriculturally zoned land on Alden Nash and treeing a squirrel in the next yard. But, if someone walks New members inducted into Lowell High School's National Honor Society Nov. Cascade. cozy corner by, Thor is more than happy to tag along if we don't spot 15 are (standing from left to right): David Hildenbrand, Jonathan Kohlcr, Tim Anyone can call upon Him But their stand will cost Lowell an increased tax base for his departure right away. This has only happened three or Thuston, Kip Carpenter, Brett Knoop, Robert Kenney, David Rottier, James Moore, by Roger Brown and receive the help He is the township: roughly 500 new jobs for the area, and in- four times, but on every occasion he has been located down- Paul Melkild, Clayton Pelon; (seated left to right): Elizabeth Nugent, Roxanne Hiser, creased SEVs for the Township. However, Lowell Township able to give from His bounti- town. If you are familiar with the traffic in downtown Low- Melanie Kaeb, Renee Nugent, Kristina VanderMark, Anne Arnold, Jennifer W leland still has its agriculturally zoned land. At this point, there ful supply. God has no favor- ell. then you have to agree with me that it's a "Wonder" a Kristin Shuster. Missing from photo is Craig Coleman. are no plans to do anything with it. So there it sits. Homespun ites. He knows no excep- brain dead pup can tour the business district u ithout being Grooters, a Lowell man, stood behind his record in four turned into road pizza by a passing Peterbilt. tions. With God there are no Devotions other towns and I believe had his heart in the right place. Thor the "Wonder Dog". That's what I called my old Thor has an assortment of sticks, balls, hones, rubber differences. All are yellow Labrador. When the family bought a puppy back in toys and rawhide chews to help him through his chewing 44 National Honor Society By Pauline Spray wanted." February it was discovered that he was a direct descendant stage. Despite all this floor clutter, he still takes a bite out of the old Thor. Since the pup looked so much like gramps of the wordwork once in awhile. That trick has nearly caused by there was little choice but to name him Thor. The "Wonder his early demise with me threatening to take him on a one- CHURCH PAGE world who say, "No one loves Prayer: Dear Jesus. I am Priscilla Dog" tag was given to the old Thor because of his ability way hunting trip. inducts 19 new members That whosoever believeth in me. No one cares. No one grateful that Thy to catch Frisbees like Zeke the "Wonder Dog" who performed We buy him the big rawhide bones. You know, the really him should not perish, but Lussmyer wants me." But they arc mis- "whosoever" included mc. during halftime at Michigan State football games. The new big ones that look like the femur from a brontasaurus. He On Thursday, Nov. 15, Elementary Principal and Taken into membership have eternal life (John taken. God cares. All are Through Thee, 1, too, can Thor has earned the same title, but for a different reason. chews them for days, and when they are too disgusting for nineteen Lowell High School former Middle School Coun- were Anne Arnold, Kip Car- 3:15). "wanted" by Him. He loves enjoy eternal life. It is won- He's coming up on his first birthday and I figure it's a us to deal with anymore, we give him a new one. A few students were inducted into selor. spoke to the students penter. Craig Coleman, all men, everywhere, with an derful to know I am "Wonder" he's still alive! days ago a brand new rawhide bone disappeared in a matter the Lowell Chapter of the Na- about the meaning of the four David Hildenbrand, Roxanne Want ads are part of the ad- everlasting love. His love "wanted." Amen. Let me explain. Several months ago I told you about of hours. It was apparently more delectable than others so tional Honor Society. Jen- membership tenets: scholar- Hiser, Melanie Kaeb, Robert vertisements in the daily Thor s decision to jump from the trunk of my MGB at about ship. leadership, service and never fails. It never di- he chewed it up and swallowed it. That evening the poor nifer Cook, president of the Kenney, Brett Knoop, paper. We advertise for many forty miles per hour. He had just nicely scabbed over from character. The ceremony con- minishes. His love never boy was so bloated he was nearl\ round. He just laid around Lowell Chapter, led the sec- Jonathan Kohler, Paul Mel- things - help, houses, cars, that experience when he lost the tip of his tail in a race with cluded with the students recit- fades away. It is His will that For the love of God is broader and moaned. 1 figured he'd throw it up, pass it or die All ond-year members in an in- kild, James Moore, Elizabeth furniture, jobs and miscel- Than the measure of man's f a windblown storm door. The tip of his tail is only the tip that night and on into the next day he did everything but duction ceremony during ing the NHS pledge together. Nugent, Renee Nugent, "all men be saved, and come laneous items. But we never of the iceberg when it comes to close calls for the new die. He went from looking like a ripe watermelon to a string which Assistant Principal The second-year members unto the knowledge of the mind; Clayton Pelon. David Rottier, see ads which read: "Wanted "Wonder Dog". bean in less than a day. What a "Wonder"! Scott Vashaw and Club Spon- hosted a reception following truth." And the heart of the Eternal Kristen Shuster, Tim Thus- - someone to love me." Yet, During his chewing stage he once escaped to the sun On top of all his other problems, the poor guy had a sor Jill VanAntwerp handed the ceremony for the new His love knows no differ- Is most wonderfully kind. ton, Kristina VanderMark. everyone wants to be wanted, porch where he decided to munch on some tasty wiring. He tumor on his leg. The vets surgically removed it a few weeks out pins and certificates. members and their parents ence in race, creed, or social Frederick William Paber Ledger Entries and Jennifer Wieland. to be needed, to be loved. chewed the wires to my speakers. He chcwed the phone ago and put him on a couple of medications to keep it from Mrs. Paula Murphy. Alto and friends who attended the There are those in the standing. He is rich unto ail. line. He chewed the unplugged wire to a hanging lamp. He growing back. One of the drugs was a steroid to be given ceremony. of 100,75,50 and 25 Years Ago chewed wires to the TV and a lamp which are switched and twice a day. I brought him home from the surgery and gave weren't live at the time. The only unmolested wire was a him his first dosage. That afternoon he got the container of If VOU tend to misplace door keys, put a hook right near the door or keep a small J. Edgar Hoover headed the Federal Bureau of Investiga- Happy lamp cord ... the only live wire on the porch. You figure bowl on a table near the entrance. Drop the keys there as soon as you come in. tion for 51 years under nine presidents. 100 YEARS AGO IN THE JOURNAL - NOV. 26,1890 steroids off the kitchen counter, chewed it open and ate an New York is importing fruit from Califonia; the eastern it out. entire month's supply . . . sixty pills. I couldn't get ahold Birthday • crops are poor this year. The dogs love to go to the airport with me and run loose of the vets and went to bed that night thinking I was going N.P. Husted, nurseryman, has built a large heated while I work on a project. A couple of Saturdays ago a to wake up to find either a dead dog or a canine Arnold HAPPY BIRTHDAY storehouse for his young fruit trees. friend of mine flew in from Grand Ledge. While he was Schwarzenegger. He got through that episode with no appar- NOV. 29: Gail Thomci. The Fallassburgh schoolhouse has a new floor and taxiing toward the hangar Thor decided to run out and greet ent problem. AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY Kelly Sauber. Gary Rivciv seats. the oncoming Cessna. My friend alertly pulled the mixture The other drug is prescribed to humans with stomach Tom Tumer, Chantcl Cos- North Alto (new column): Frank Craft is digging a and cut the magnetos for fear of making Thorburger with ulcers and is very expensive. A one month supply is about 1 the propeller. The pilot swears he heard a clunk as the spin- CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE grove, Cheyenne Broker. ditch, up to 8 /2 feet deep, from Skidmore Marsh to Pratt $65.00. That prescription had to be ordered, so it wasn't on ADA COMMUNITY Margaret Gardner. Scott ning prop came to a stop. He said it sounded like the prop the counter with the steroids. If it had been, and if he had BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH OF LOWELL Lake for 40 cents a rod. REFORMED CHURCH hit something hard and Thor s head certainly fits that descrip- eaten them too, Thor would almost certainly have died of 3900 East Fulton 201 North Washington Street Swanson, Larry Boss 75 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - NOV. 25,1915 7227 Thomapple River Dr 676-1032 tion. REV RAYMOND E BEFUS REV JIM GELDHOF NOV. 30: Brian Carlcw Lake Odessa seniors invite Lowell seniors to a party an overdose. An overdose of lead from my twelve gauge Pastor THOMAS J. BARTHA Morning Worship 9:50 A M Church School 10:00 A M The dogs can usually be trusted to stick around the yard that is. Morning Worship 10:00 A.M. Howard Hobbs, Chen I An- Friday night. (Broadcast 10 AM WMAX 1470) Morning Worship 1100AM Sunday School 11 20 A M, drews, Dave Shook. Benja-^ Doctors say that an excessive meat diet induces kid- Sunday School 11:15AM Evening Service 6:00 P M. Evening Worship 6:00 P.M min Dubridge. Joe Kic- ney and heart troubles and burdensome fat. Evening Service 6 00 P M Wednesday Mid-Week Service WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS Disease Control has stated that about the half of the children Wednesday Service 7 30 P M k Jr Teens, Adults 7 00 P M zenski. It is proposed that drunk drivers in Michigan be jailed HEALTH COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUR who contracted measles last year were already inoculated. Nursery-Come & Worship With Us DEC. 1: Craig Miller. at hard labor for one year and that second offenders With CHURCH HOME WELCOME TO ALL Because of this risk of vaccine failure, combined with Travis Briggs. Jill Borton. be barred from driving. Or. Paul Gauthler the recent resurgence of measles in certain populations, the CALVARY CHRISTIAN REFORMED Wayne Borton, Jamie De- Pictures of the 60-year-old bridge across the Grand & Centers for Disease Control now recommends routine vacci- CHURCH OF LOWELL FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH nton, River at Ada show its unique lattice truss design. It will Dr. Jim Lang nation at 15 months and again at the school entry age of CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY DEC. 2: Garth Snyder. be torn down soon to make way for a new concrete *tV .Wm ,•« -* REV. CARL J. REITSMA - 897-9836 OF LOWELL 4-5. It also recommends re-vaccination for anyone bom after CHURCH OF LOWELL 1151 West Main Sireet 2275 West Mam Street Christian Wieland. Dwighi and steel structure. 1957. It is hoped that this new vaccination schedule will Meeting at the Lowell Middle School Lowell, Ml Sunday School 9:45 A.M. A. Prey, Karolyn Batt. Lor Lineup of the war so far: Germans, Austrians and (12675 Foreman) prevent any further outbreaks such as the one that occurred Morning Worship 10:00 a.m. Sunday Worship Services 11 00 A M & 600 P M Kathan, Mary Alice Ban ^ Turks vs. French, British, Belgians, Russians, Italians Sunday Morning Worship Sunday School 11:20 a.m. Awana • Wednesday 6:30 P.M. in 1989. croft, Ann Marvin. HmV and Serbians. MEASLES: ALIVE AND WELL And Children s Activities . . 10 00AM -•iLLL Evening Worship 6:00 p.m. Wednesday Prayer Meeting . . . 7:00 P.M. Midweek Bible Studies and Youth Groups JOE GERKIN, PASTOR 897-0017 Scanlon. Melinda Heykoop 50 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - NOV. 28,1940 1 LISTENING AND HELPING" 11 Nursery available at both services Dan Nave. Youth Director 897-6737 DEC. 3: Jimmy Nawrocki. Snow Tuesday and Wednesday, more than 4 /2 in- The lay literature has been devoting a fair amount of space 897-0077 Barrier Free Gregg Chrzanowski. ches. makes driving an adventure. On the other hand. to measles and measles re-vaccination over the last year. Kline. Mart Simpson reports from California that traffic there Two alarming statistics which underscore the need for attend- ALTON BIBLE CHURCH makes driving a job, not a pleasure. Letters to the Editor FIRST CONGREGATIONAL FIRST UNITED METHODIST DEC. 4: Anna Lo/ada ing to this viral illness are these: (I) nearly 15,000 children Lincoln Lake Ave at 3 Mile Road CHURCH OF LOWELL FRIENDSHIP COUNTRY Mandy Meisner, Susan Hall Bids are let on a new diesel generating unit for Lowell and teens got measles in 1989, with almost half of them Sunday School 10:00 A.M. CHURCH OF LOWELL (United Church of Cfumt) Greg Caldwell, Earl King Light and Power. under age 5; (2) deaths from measles were up from two Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. 621 E Mam Street 897-5936 CHAPEL 404 North Hudson 10200 Grand River Ave The A.F. of L. and C.l.O. are slugging it out in their Evening Praise 7:00 P-M. REGULAR HOURS DEC. 5: Sally Blasher. children in 1988 and 32 in 1989. Dear Editor: 897-5906 Sunday Services io 30 A M Wednesday AWANA 7:00 P.M. Morning Worship 9 00 A M and 10 45 A M . Pako Willyard, Greg b|- respective conventions instead of coming to terms. The outbreak among children has caused a sharp upswing On October 31 1 observed Worship and Church School . . . 10:00 A.M. Wednesday Bible SUdy 7:00 P.M have easily been hurt or ab- (Sept • Apni) Church Schocl . . . . 9:30 to 10 30 A M The first arrests and convictions have been made for Rev Terry Tessan Pastor dridge. in the number of cases among adults. Reports are that close and then talked with two ducted due to the situation Prayer and Bible Study 7:30 P.M REV WILLIAM AMUNDSEN. MINISTER BOB ROUSH. PASTOR Eleanor Martin Director of Educatioii draft evasion. to 3,000 adults came doWn with the infection in 1989, 13 young boys (about ages 4 and Nursery available at both sen/ices 897-7489 their mother put them in. REV KENNETH R MCGEE. Pastor Roger MacNaughton . . . Director of Muse 25 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - NOV. 25,1965 of whom died; in 1988 there were only 491 adult cases Barrier • Free Entrance 5) at the laundromat. They It really upsets me to think 097-5648 or 097-4273 Barrier-Free Nursery Provided Today is Thanksgiving Day. reported. It appears that adults who work with children are were under their own care for that these poor neglected chil- YOU ARE WELCOME' HOMEMAKER Union Bank and Trust is doing business in a trailer particularly vulnerable. more than 20 minutes. They dren could end up on the front Live-in, mature, reliable in Ada until their building is finished. Experts in infectious diseases contend that this epidemic left the laundromat, played in page of the Grand Rapids person. References ST. MARY'S John Thomas is the first successful deer hunter to could have been prevented. Most of the blame rests with a car for a few minutes and MISSIONARY CHURCH checked. Must have own Press as victims of a kidnap- 10501 Settlewood Ph 897-7185 report to the Ledger, with an 8-point buck. parents, for failing to have their children adquately im- then ran around in front of GOOD SHEPHERD CATHOLIC CHURCH transportation ping or murder. Sunday School 9 45 A M 402 N Amity "Public Lands Information Offices" continue to bilk munized. It seems that parents have become lulled into think- Westside Deli. All this while LUTHERAN CHURCH Contact Pat at: A concerned citizen Worship Service 1100AM MSGNR JAMES MORAN the public with advertising implying that free home- ing that measles is no longer a danger to their children, and 534-8430 their mother relaxed in the of Lowell Evening Service 6 00 P M MASSES steads are available. have become tax about immunizing them. tanning booth. Who knows 10305 Biuewater Highway Prayer and Bible Study-7 30 P M Wednesdays Nurses Housecall Patricia Mull Cigarette sales reach another record high in spite of Adding to the problem is an estimated 5 percent failure how long they were left alone Morning Worship 10 00AM GLENN H MARKS Saturday Mass 5 30PM 2865 Clyde Park Sunday School & Adult Bibie Class 9 00 A M Foreman Road Sunday Masses 900& 11 00 AM Grand Rapids. Ml the U.S. Public Health Service warning last year of the rate associated with the measles vaccine, which results in before I arrived, and after 1 JOSEPH FREMER PASTOR i 897-9110 49509 health hazards of smoking. some children not developing immunity. The Centers for left! These children could 897 8307 —•

The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday. November 28, 1990 - Page 6 The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, November 28, 1990 - Page 7 oming Events Tree lighting community sing-along tonight at 6:30 p.m. The Christmas Holiday ning to 28th St.," Hodges at Bushnell School, head Cousihs* Cards and Gift also be visited by McGruff Wednesday, Dec. 12 there Season has arrived and Low- said. the Crime Dog, and Santa FIRST MONDAY EACH EVERY TUESDAY MORNING Club hold a monthly luncheon SATURDAYS - Take Off 2ND AND 4TH MONDAY FRI., DEC. 7: Meeting for tl south on Amity to Main Shoppe Thursday, Dec. 13 will be a Kindergarten A and NIGHTS: Men's Life Bible study ell s Chamber of Commerce MONTH: The South Kent 4-H Ladies join us for Coffee Break/ with program following at Pounds Sensibly Tops #M11493 Cyclamen Chapter No q* Street, where it will proceed from 6:30 until 8 p.m.; Lam- and Mrs. Claus. Crafts and First-grade program at 10 Schneider Manor. For further in- group will meet at Calvary Chris- O.E S. Potluck before meetma i has planned a plethora of sea- group regular meetings at 7 p.m. Story Hour at Calvary Christian meets every Sat. at 8:30 a.m. in The holiday activities are east to Monroe Street, before bert Variety, Friday, Dec. 14 other activities will also be a.m. On Thursday, Dec. 13 in the Alto Elementary School Reformed Church. 1151 W. formation call President Janet the Congregational Church tian Reformed Church in the Bring a dish to pass and own sonal activities for the Lowell slated to begin on Wednes- going north to Riverside from 6:30 until 8 p.m.; included in the child care ser- at 10 a.m. Kindergarten B cafeteria Bovee at 897-8112. basement in Lowell. Comer of Narthex All men in the commu- Me,,, ,urn| Community. Main. Lowell. 9:30 • 10:45 a.m. 1*51?, ^ shed day, Nov. 28 (today) at 6:30 vice. For more information, and the second and third- Nursery provided. Spring and Hudson Sts. Weigh- nity are welcome. Call 897-6215 Edible gift exchange Eat at School. Strawbasket, Saturday, Dec. EVERY 1ST A 3RD TUESDAY: EVERY THIRD SUNDAY: The ins from 8:30 a.m. "til 9:00 a.m. or 897-7555 for more informa- 6:30 p.m. Meeting at 8 p m p.m. with tree lighting and Immediately after the para- 15 from 1 unitl 2:30 p.m.; contact Shela Thomson at grades will hold their Christ- Lowell Lions Club meets at 6:30 EVERY SECOND TUESDAY Rat River Snowmobile Club tion. Lowelectronics owner and community singing. Follow- de, Santa Claus will be at and Flat River Antique Mall, 897-5638. mas program. Alto's fourth p.m. at Look Memorial Fire Sta- meets at the clubhouse at 11841 The Lowell Area Fishing Club TUESDAYS - Take Off Pounds SUN., DEC. 9: Saranac Coun-i Lowell Area Chamber of ing the tree decorating on the Larkin's 'The Other Place" Sunday, Dcc. 16, from 1 Again this year there will and fifth-grade program is tion. South Hudson. Lowell. now meets at the Flat River Potters Rd. A Potluck is at 12:30 Sensibly Tops #MI 372 meets 2ND THURSDAY OF MONTH: try Village Christmas Home Tour 1 Commerce member, Jim downtown bridge, singing where children can have their be a Christmas Decoration scheduled for Friday, Dec. Snowmobile Clubhouse on Pot- p.m. with business meeting fol- every Tuesday evening at the All Lowell Area Senior Citizens will be held from 3 to 7 p m until 2:30 p.m. Hodges explained that again will follow. In case of bad Contest. Prizes will be 14 at 2 p.m. 2ND WEDNESDAY: Mens ters Road, just East of Montcalm lowing. New members and Lowell Congregational Church are invited to attend the Lowell Sponsored by the Saranac i picture taken with Santa. Parents wishing to shop breakfast at Lowell Senior Ave. at 7:00 p.m. All prospective guests are welcome. basement. Comer of Spring and Community Ed Lunch and Learn Geranium Guild. Tickets $5. can' this year the Commerce weather, the singing will take Two regular photos and one without their children and in awarded to first through fifth Bushnell's third and Center. 314 S. Hudson St. Call members or interested individu- Hudson Sts. Weigh-ins at 5:45 at 12:15 p.m. given at the Lowell be purchased from any Guild would like to stress the im- place at Larkin s 'The Other 5-by-7 with frame will cost need of a babysitter, may use place. People are encouraged fourth-grade Christmas prog- 897-5949 tor reservations OUA-KE-ZIK SPORTSMEN'S High School. Cost of lunch is als are cordially welcome p.m. member or at the starting pent portance of "Shopping Low- Place." just $3.99. the free child care service to string their lights and deco- ram "Runaway Snowman" CLUB: meets every 2nd and 4th $1.85. Saranac Community Church ell First- rations early. Anyone within will be performed from 10:15 LOWELL AREA ARTS COUN- FIRST THURSDAY OF EACH Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. at the Club THURSDAYS:Take Off Pounds Santa will also be making provided at the Calvary The sleigh bells will be the City limits will be judged. .m. to 2:15 p.m. CIL: 149 S. Hudson St. Hours: MONTH: The Bowne Township building at 11400 Foreman Sensibly Tops Ml No. 333. EVERY WEDNESDAY - 1 p.m. FRI., DEC. 14: School of in- other visits during the month Christian Reformed Church, Monday thru Friday. 1 to 5 p.m.; Historical Society will hold regu- Road. Lowell. Saranac. meets every Thursday Senior bowling for those over 55 struction for Cyclamen Chapter "It's important that the ringing on Saturday, Dec. 1 of December. Those visits on Saturday, Dec. 8 from There will be a residential Runciman Elementary will Saturdays and Sundays. 1 30 to lar meetings at the Old Township evening at the Saranac Public Li- at Rollaway Ltd., Lanes. $1 per No 94 O.E.S. will be held at 7 people of this coiT.munity at II a.m. with the annual will include Pfaller's Cloth- 9:30 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. and business category. hold its first and second- EVERY 1ST WEDNESDAY - 4:30 p.m. Closed holidays. Hall, at Bowne Center, on the brary. Weigh-ins at 6:45 p.m. game p.m. consider Lowell when Christ- Christams Parade. The Carriage rides will be av- grade program at 2 p.m. on Lowell Area Jaycees meet at ing on Wednesday, Dec. 12 Children will be treated to Phone 897-8545. first Thursday of each month at ailable to the community on 7:30 p.m. New members wel- mas Shopping, before run- parade procession will begin from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.; a lunch and snacks. They will Tuesday, Dec. 18. The third, 7:30 p.m. No December meet- EVERY WEDNESDAY: Awana DEC. 14 A 15: Craft and bake WOMEN OF THE MOOSE comed. Membership 21-39 4TH WEDNESDAY OF EACH Friday, Dec. 14 and Satur- fourth and fifth-grade class- ing. from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Alton Bible sale at FMB State Savings Chapter night meeting is held the years of age Leadership training MONTH: The Women's Break- day, Dec. 15. Rides will rooms will hold their prog- Church. (Corner of Lincoln Lake Bank. Sponsored by Honeyc- first Monday of each month, at 8 EVERY SECOND THURSDAY: through community involvement. fast at the Lowell Senior Center. reek Christian Homes Ladies every year I fight the loss of warmth and green. Is it my begin at 5:30 at the coach stop ram at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, and 3 Mile) Children ages 3 and p.m. Lowell VFW Auxiliary No. 8303 For location of meeting, please 314 S. Hudson 897-5949 for re- Guild. humaness and intense grasp on life? Is it a lack of maturity up are welcome to join in on the located behind Lambert's Dec. 19. meets at 3:30 p.m. at the VFW call 897-6186. servations. scriptures learning, fun, fellow- in my spirituality? Am I still so far away from accepting the Variety on Riverside Drive. The Middle School's band WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Bus- Post. 307 W. Main Street, Lowell. ship and games. For more infor- SUN., DEC. 16: Past Matrons truth of the Paschal mystery? I wonder about that. No answers iness Meeting is held the third EVERY 1ST & 3RD TUESDAY EVERY MONDAY EVENING: The cost will be $2 for chil- and choir program is sched- mation or to set-up transporta- of Cyclamen Chapter No. 94 come to me. Only the question that I know so well. In the Monday of each month, at 8 p.m. EVERY SECOND WEDNES- - V.F.W. Post 8303 meets at the "Euchre" will be played at the dren under 12 and $3 for uled for 7 p.m. in the gym- tion call 897-4273. 897-9731 or O.E.S. will have their Christmas DAY: GFWC - Lowell Woman's V.F.W. Clubroom. 307 E. Main V.F.W. Post 8303 at 7:30 p.m. potluck. Bring dish to pass and meantime, the air keeps on getting cooler and frost threatens adults. nasium, on Thursday. Dec. St., Lowell at 8:00 p.m. 897-5648 Emission is $1. prizes. Public own table service. Family in- to wrap itself around pumpkins. If that's not enough, don't . velcome vited. Eat at 5 p.m. Punch bowl Jesus, master of the seasons of the heart, lake this dread forget about the full schedule The high school band and SAT, DEC. 1: Calling all Ver- at 4 p.m. of winter in me and transform it into joy and trust. Help me SECOND MONDAY OF EACH gennes Club members to our By Joan Wittenbach of Christmas school prog- choir program is Wednesday, to know that every season has its own reason to exist and MONTH: The Lowell Area annual Christmas luncheon at Notices in the Ledger s "Com- rams. Dec. 19 at 7 p.m. in the gym- that each season brings its own set of blessings. Grant me Schools Board of Education the Lowell United Methodist ing Events" are free of charge THE OVERALL PICTURE At Alto Elementary, on nasium. meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Board Church Educational Building at to any non-profit organiza- the grace of vulnerability so that I can surrender my heart to of Education office located in the 1 p.m. A potluck is planned. tion in the Lowell, Ada. Alto, you and love as you love. Walk with me when I want to run # ^ Bring your assigned casseroles Because of several weeks in the hospital for a kidney prob- Middle School. 12685 Foreman and Saranac area. We prefer away from the negatives of life instead of desiring to grow pQQQ COIlt 1111100 for 10 each, or pies for 8 each. lem I've had the past two months, it seems as if my column Road. such notices to be kept brief through them. Amen. ^ # ELECTRICITY. Tableware and beverage fur- and to be submitted by mail, was non-existent. But it wasn't, in a sense. When you write nished Bill Zinke's Adult Bell EVERY MON. & TUES. MORN- but will accept notices by you always keep thinking, especially if you have made a Six area have access to the and Student Council Advisor Choir will perform. Callers will Taken from "Fresh Bread and Other Gifts of Spiritual ING - Coffee Break Bible Study. phone at 897-9261. commitment to do something. Sometimes the problem lies in pantries. Townships rep- Donn Start. ask for accurate number of Nourishment" by Joyce Rupp. Copyright 1985 by Ave Maria Monday 7:15 to 8:30 p.m.; Tues- friends and guests attending how to say what needs to be said. resented in the program are Student Council Advisor day 9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. Press, Notre Dame, IN 46446. All right reserved. Used with Last meeting until March 7, Well, thinking is just about all I have been able to do, and Bowne, Cascade, Lowell, lor the 1990-91 school year. Lakeside Community Church, permission of the publisher. 1991. thinking was for the most part filled to the point of exhaustion, 6201 Whitneyville Rd. Caledonia, Vergennes and Hob Van Lois, said he was pain, disappointment and the edginess that anesthesia and Ada. pleased with the response of 3RD SAT. OF EACH MONTH - medication dictate to a hurting body and mind. The food-donating contest the students. "1 think the Do you know your ABCs? Of the 250 known alphabets V.F.W. Post No. 8303 in Lowell. But then there was the exceptionally quiet moming with in the history of language, 50 are still alive today. Half was started last year through program was very success- 307 W. Main. Steak dinner, serv- one of my doctors when we talked for a long time. I remember of these are in India. the suggestion of former ful," he said. ing 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. Public in- In the Service that kindness. Doctors are almost too busy to do that sort of Lowell Assistant Principal vited. thing today. I didn't expect it nor will I every forget the quality EVERY THIRD SATURDAY - in those minutes. Men's Breakfast 8 a.m. at Lowell Pvt. Kristian C. Fahmi has Airman Scot C. Henk has The nurses marched in and out of my life all those weeks Assembly of God. 3050 Alden completed training at the like vague faces. Each face offered sympathy and kindness Nash, (just south of town). Spec- graduated from Air Forcc and understanding and I was impressed with each one of ial speaker and good food. For U.S. Army Infantry School, basic training at Lackland Air One trip is more info call 897-7047. Fort Benning, Columbus, Force Base. Texas. them. We laughed together, we shared the pain and disappoint- allittaKes GA. During thr six weeks oil ment and the victories in little achievements-and I never THIRD TUESDAY EVENING - During the course, stu- training the airman studied could say, "Thank You for being so good to me", enough. Ladies Joy Fellowship. Various Prior to the emergency room admittance, I had my column EQUP0N dents received training which topics and special speakers. For the Air Force mission, organi- planned out, waiting for permission to reprint some choice more info call Lowell Assembly qualified them as light- zation and customs and re- thought, but then for weeks it lay untouched. I am not sorry of God at 897-7047. weapons infantrymen and as ceived special training in now. I see something more clearly than before. Come De- indirect-fire crewmen in a human relations. EVERY SUNDAY EVENING - cember, the hospital will call me back again. I'm not eager rifle or mortar squad. in addition, airmen who St\ "1 NliS! Royal Rangers for the boys. Mis- to bow to its takeover of my life. I am tired. sionettes for the girls for kids kin- Instruction included complete basic training earn Joyce Rupp reminds me that "vulnerability and abandon- dergarten and up. Christ Ambas- weapons qualifications, tac- credits toward an associate ment and powerlessness and given-over-ness calls for surren- sadors for the youth (7 thru 12 tics, patrolling, land mine degree through the Commu- grades). Christian Clubs to help der." And then like a gong striking its heavy music she goes warfare, field communica- nity College of the Air Force Ask any cU . . . when you nctd to gel our children grow through the .on to say that "truth takes time to be named and even more tions and combat operations. He is the son of Charles A.< your shopping done In • hurry, don't go hiwMe coupon means of achievement prog- time to be accepted." anywhert cbc. Wt have plenty of frat rams. special activities, crafts Fahmi is the son of Dennis and Patrica K. Henk of Ada parking, plenty of frkndly dcrfcs and a Prayer and basic moral learning. For E. and Teresa M. Fahmi of The airman is a 1990 great selection of gifts In the well over Dear God of Autumn, I see how the trees have suddenly 50 stores ki LoweM. more info call Lowell Assembly Clarksville, MI. graduate of Forest Hills Cen- of God at 897-7047. changed. There are so many hues of dying in the colored The soldier is a 1990 tral High School. Grand SHOP LOWELL THIS leaves. As always I cry out inside: "Not yet! Please, not yet!" OIL CHANGE LOWELL LIBRARY - HOURS! graduate of Lake wood High Rapids. HOLIDAY SEASON1 Why is this cry so strong? Why does it never leave me? Every 95 Open Mon. 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 School, Lake Odessa. p.m.; Wed., 12:30 to 8:30 p.m. year I think that I have finally accepted summer's going but Mft and Fri. & Sat.. 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. I Light Trucks

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Texas Texas A&M Texas Texas A&M Texas Lowell soccer coach John Turkal handed out post-season honors to, from left to right, Andy Williamson, All Conference honorable mention and most improved; Jay B .va*-* VanAntwerp, All Conference; Brian Ray, All Conference honorable mention; Jason a Detroit/Chicago Chicago Chicago Chicago White, co-captain. All Conference, and All State. 3) NY Giants/San Francisco San Francisco NY Giants San Francisco yd Philadelphia Buffalo Buffalo Philadelphia Buffalo You dont Cincinnati'Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburg H Green Bay Minnesota Green Bay Green Bay Minnesota t* idifl ! jiai Miami/Washington Washington Miami Miami know what 0 ' A* -riL-ry ***4 LA Raiders Denver LA Raiders LA Raiders LA Raiders ' to** . * y- SsM I bjoKn mm Record for Nov. 21 5-5/. 500 5-5/. 500 1-9/. 100 di JL**. r^mm

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mf M VM '&• rW'fo-M (MB Fall sports awards received ufe ii m Lowell cross country coach Tom Harper named Pete Wills, the most improved missing.. Lowell boy harrier for 1990. To the right of Wills are soccer players Tim Thuston, Slit a small pocket in a sponge and insert all pieces of soap that are not used up. team co-captain and All Conference; and Troy Addington, far right, was named the Use the sudsy sponge for cleaning pots and pans, bathing or scrubbing sinks. best first-year player by Lowell soccer coach John Turkal.

will recommend approval or disapproval to the Town- dures outlined for Site Development Plan Review (Sec- TOWNSHIP OF ship Board. The Ordinance spells out the circumstances tion 502D) of the Zoning Ordinance. which require approval, sets standards for imposing In addition the amendments require that the subdivi- if you're VERGENNES conditions on such approval, and requires an attempt sion plans be submitted to the Kent County Health De- to work out with the owners a feasible plan for repair, partment, Road Commission, Drain Commission, The alteration or preservation in the event disapproval is Department of Natural Resources and other approp- d) contemplated. riate state and county review and enforcement agen- cies. The required content of Condominium Subdivision PUBLIC NOTICE II SITE CONDOMINIUMS Site Plans is specified, along with requirements for lay- missing the These ordinance amendments specify the conditions out and design. All provisions of Site Condominium under which the Condominium Act (Act 59 of Michigan Plans which are approved by the township must be Please take notice that the following ordinances Public Acts of 1978) will be used as a basis for subdivi- incorporated, as approved, in The Master Deed for the and ordinance amendments were adopted by the sion of property in Vergennes Township. Site Condominium Development. Section 2.02U Lot(s). The definition is expanded Vergennes Township Board at its regular meeting Section 4.26 SUBDIVISION OF PROPERTY on November 12,1990. to cover terminology that would be encountered if Lowell a property is developed under the Condominium This renumbered and expanded amendment re- Act. quires that prior to the subdivision of any property, irres- * HISTORIC DISTRICTS COMMISSION ORDINANCE pective of the form of ownership and other provisions Section 4.14A PRIVATE ROADS AND STREETS of Michigan Law affecting the subdivision of properly, Subscribe This ordinance enables the Vergennes Township a site development plan (Section 5.02D) shall be sub- Board to appoint a Historic Districts Commission of not The existing language is deleted and replaced by reference with a new ordinance, the VERGENNES mitted to the Township Clerk if the subdivision involves Ledger!!! less than three nor more than seven residents of the or will involve the establishment of private roads and Today!!! Township. The general purposes of the ordinance are TOWNSHIP PRIVATE ROAD ORDINANCE (See Sec. Ill below). streets, driveways or an easement which will provide to safeguard the historical heritage of Vergennes Town- access to the property. Just send your check to ship. to provide advice and for management of public Section 4.25 SITE CONDOMINIUM SUBDIVI- The Lowell Ledger, P.O. historical properties and resources and to unify histor- Ill VERGENNES TOWNSHIP PRIVATE ROAD ORDI- ical preservation efforts in the area. SIONS Box 128, Lowell, Ml 49331 (This is a new section 4.25, replacing former word- NANCE (Ordinance No. 90-2) The Township Board has the authority, following pub- The ordinance expands previous ordinance language (D or stop by our offices at lic hearing, to designate historic districts, provided writ- ing titled "Subdivision of Property" which is renum- bered to SECTION 4.26 with expanded wording). and includes, but is not limited to private roads con- 105 N. Broadway ten consent is first obtained from at least two thirds of structed as part of a subdivision of property under the the individuals owning property in the proposed district; • Complete Local News • L.H.S. Sports As site condominium subdivisions utilize the Condominium Act. The ordinance specifies the ease- to designate following public hearing, historic land- ments, construction details, surfacing, naming and Subscription Rates: marks and historic sites, provided written consent is technique of land division or the basis of condominium • Lowell Cable TV Guide • Various Features ownership, such developments are not subject to the maximum number of lots permitted on a private road. In County - $10.00 -1 yr. first obtained from all property owners of proposed land- Also stated are the approval procedures required by In County - $18.00 - 2 yr. marks or sites, and to render final approval or disap- Subdivision Control Act (Public Act 288 of 1967 as amended) which contains detailed review and approval the Township, including maintenance agreements, * Several Weekly Columns • Weddings • Deaths proval of any historical preservation permit application easement agreements and deed restrictions to provide and plans for a structure in a historic district or historic procedures customarily relied upon to ensure com- Out County - $14.00 -1 yr. pliance in the local development standards. The Site perpetual private maintenance of a private road at a landmark. The Historic Commission will investigate and reasonable and necessary standard. * Engagements * News of College Students and Out County - $26.00 - 2 yr. recommend to the Township Board those areas Condominium Act does not have similar review and approval standards, therefor the purpose of these deemed valuable for designation as a Historic District The above ordinances (I II and III) shall take effect upon Those in the Armed Forces • Legal Notices Landmark or Site, or that on the initiative of the Historic amendments is to specify the procedures under which Seniors, deduct $1.00 per site condominium subdivision development shall be re- publication. Districts Commission or upon written petition from the year from the above rates. appropriate number of property owners (20% for a dis- viewed in Vergennes Township, and to ensure that such * Crosswords * Church News • And Much More! developments meet all applicable zoning and develop- The foregoing ordinances were adopted at a regular trict. all owners for a Landmark or Site). The Historic meeting of The Vergennes Township Board on Districts Commission is also responsible, in addition to ment standards of Vergennes Township. To accomplish this purpose the amendments define November 12. 1990. True copies ot the full texts of carrying out the prescribed procedures for such inves- these ordinances may be inspected at The Vergennes tigations for advising owners of advice and guidance a number of lerms so that in context of the Con- dominium Act and in a manner that makes possible Township Hall on Mondays and Wednesdays from 9:00 available to them in the respect to new construction or a.m. to 3:00 p.m. remodeling, and for reviewing, building and other like comparison with the terms of the Vergennes Town- applicable permit applications and plans as stated in ship Zoning Ordinance, and specifies that any applica- Jean Hoffman I the ordinance. tion for review and approval of Site Condominium Sub- The Lowell Ledger division projects shall be made pursuant to the proce- Vergennes Township Clerk The Historic Districts Commission, after such review. The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. November 28.1990 - Page 22 ftppi's," the wonderful world of make believe The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, November 28, 1990 - Page 23 Whether you are a doll/ dolls/teddy bears, you're sure "Pippi s Playhouse" takes and allows collectors to dis- ture and dolls is a speculative says ^ furniture and do GREAT PLACE teddy bear collector or have to enjoy the wonderful world the dolls out of the cabinets play them as an integral part type thing," she says. business brings people i w a collection of childhood of "Pippi s Playhouse. and allows collectors to dis- of their home decor. Pippi's Playhouse was from all walks of life, TO BUY SELL Lowell's Bonnie Grooters, opened in October. Grooters does not consider herself a doll collector, but does have TRADE OR RENT a collection of dolls from her the Classifieds I childhood, has opened the new shop within an existing 1 shop in the Strawbasket at SPersimlS BUSINESS g FOR SALE SlNUEMORIAMS g, ^ % 215 W. Main. HELP Grooters says while she S SERVICES S sells dolls, Pippi's Playhouse mNTED® CHRISTMAS TREES - OLEN MILLER is a mini furniture business BINGO Barn full of Scotch Pine. Who passed away one NEW UNFURNISHED Every Friday Night, Also outside - Scotch year ago, December 1, with furniture ranging in HOMEMAKERS AND/ - One and two bed- price from $15 to $500. spltvyheuM, 7:15 P.M. Pine, Spruce, Douglas 1989. CASH! OR STUDENTS - Need room apartments. The Lowell resident has Lowell VFW Hall Rr. Good selection of Center Court Apart- East Main St., Lowell more money for today's aimed her business at the sec- large trees to 20 ft. Open A father's hands are gen- Early Bird Bingo at For single family, costs? We are offering ments. North Center ond largest hobby in the weekdays; 12:00 to 9 tle. 6:45 P.M. multi-family and part-time hours to do St., Lowell. Across from United States (stamp collect- p.m. All day Saturday A father's hands are PUBLIC INVrrED handyman specials.i nurse assistant work. Vennen-Chrysler- ing being number I.) With and Sunday. MORSE strong. Dodge. $420 - $480 per that in mind she has brought All areas consider- Hours: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. or TREE FARM, 5043 Cas- Guiding, helping, teach- month; $250 deposit. doll and teddy furniture and , ed. Written offer 1 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. No experi- cade Rd., 949-0907. ing. Heat, new appliances, accessories (rockers, high ence necessary. We will BINGO I in 48 hours. C2-5 Showing right from wrong chairs, hand carved overstuf- train. If interested: Please carport, decorator blinds. Call 897-0099 fed chairs and kitchen tables Every Saturday Night contact Vilma Abbgy, Low- Marshall Redder, FOR SALE - 1966 The protection of a day or night. and chairs to the shop. 7:00 RM. ell Medical Care Center, Remax, 457-3245. Chrysler LeBaron Impe- father s hands. Grooters travels all over LOWELL MOOSE BINGO 350 N. Center St., Lowell, Clltfn C44tfn_ i rial, LOADED, runs great, And the love that's in their the Midwest to doll shows to 1320 E. Fulton Ml 49331. (616) 897-8473 LowelPs Bonnie Grooters has just the furniture that will take your dolls and Teddy Early Bird Bingo at 6:00 P.M. needs windshield. $700 or touch, display, sell and buy mini- E.O.E. BIRCHWOOD GARDEN Rears out of their boxes and make them an integral part of your home decor. Give the feeling of sec- furniture and dolls. "Buying C51tfn best offer. Must sell. Call APARTMENTS - 1 & 2 and selling miniature furni- 897-6592. urity bedroom apartments av- A child needs so much — DENTAL ASSISTANT - nc2 ailable. Call 897-6887. And although they may be Needed in Lowell area. Medallion Management. FOR SALE - Mobile rough from toil, Part-time position of 20 E.O.H. A child still understands hours per week. Experi- home, 14x72, 2 bedroom, 052-3 BUSINESS sharp country decor, How much of life's true SSANT A PARADE SALE . ence preferred but not re- $7,000. 897-7858 or Val- beauty quired. Please contact FOR RENT - Murray 8 SERVICES S Comes from a father's O. Kim at 897-8429. ley Vista, Lot 107 Clarissa. Lake. 3-4 bedrooms. hands. Pippi's Playhouse can be found inside the Strawbasket C3 P3 $600 per month. Availa- m. at 221 E. Main. t ; ble Dec. 1 to June 1. Call DAVIS FOR SALE - Boy's winter Lovingly remembered. 957-0175. We've got all your ^ ASSEMBLY - Lowell job Your wife, Violet C2-3 ELECTRIC entertainment needs site, will train but must be coats, size 14, 16 and Olen Miller, Jr. **** Quality • Service V covered, call us i able to work at a fast pace. extra large, $15 each. Call 4 we're the pros. ^ Ralph & Sandy Miller FOR RENT IN IONIA - Dependability 1st shift only. Seasonal 5 after 4 p.m., 897-5501. Don & Jo Ella Miller Charlton Park will RESIDENTIAL W PHIVAIC K«miC5 Q 03 Large 2 bedroom duplex. V WEDDINGS \ months. Apply 7:30 a.m. to x Cindy & Terry Thode Kitchen appliances in- COMMERCIAL • NIGHT CLUBS 4:30 p.m. weekdays at , BAR MITZVAHS * & Grandchildren cluded, 1V2 baths, washer' celebrate Christmas LIGHT INDUSTRIAL J FAIRS 4 FESTIVALS P PEOPLEMARK, INC. 1989 FAIRMONT SCHOOLS 4 CLUBS Olen III, Tony. Rachel dryer hook-up. No pets, re- Ph. 676-9574 2401 Camelot Ct., SE, MOBILE HOME - 4 bed- Kelley and Christopher ferences required. $500 Grand Rapids. Take M-21 rooms, 2 baths on pri- the old fashioned way ^ Jlitt & ^ 03 per month. Call 527-6513. west. East Beltline south vate land. Selling price • PHIL THOMAS ble. Must be experienced 868-7634 evenings. 4 home. They help enforce the SOA Consumer Pro- V ^5^ PH. 897-6411 Wi 1-800-678-0336 • Grand Rapids 242-7565 and prefer certified. 897- Qsotfn federal laws aimed at safe- tection Kit. 7179. The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, November 28, 1990 - Page 24 Life of D.L. Moody will be depicted at Lowell Missionary Church on Dec. 2 at 6 p.m. fi) Moody!, a dramatic mo- day School movement, D.L. Moody will be shown Moody's self-doubts and Story", "Beyond the Next of Josh McDowell entitled tion picture from Quadrus helped start the YMCA and at Lowell Missionary heartaches, as well as his Mountain" and a biography Skeptic's Quest. Media Ministry, is the story founded several schools bear- Church, 10501 Settlewood on triumphs over tragedy. Bil of an ordinary man who ing his name, including the December 2 at 6 p.m. Rodgers portrays Moody. changed the course of world-famous Moody Bible This story, filmed on loca- Joe Musser, founder and thousands of lives because of Institute of Chicago. An esti- tion in Chicago and North- President of Quadrus Media his faith in the power of God. mated one hundred million field, MA, depicts highlights Ministry of Rockford, IL, is The film is a biography of the people heard D.L. Moody in from Moody's career, featur- the producer of the film and 19th Century evangelist and person. ing scenes of the great co-author of the books, The full name of Mexico's resort city on the Pacific is reformer who started the Sun * This film, on the life of Chicago fire, episodes of 4tJoni'\ 'The Tommy John Acapulco de Juarez

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'IV KIDS! Saturday, Dec. 1st Starting at... 11:00 a.m. Visit With Santa! The parade begins at Bushnell School heads south on Amity St. east on Main SL to o0 Monroe St. north on Monroe to Riverside School. 1 Immediately after the Parade i at Larkin's The Other Place Shop LoWelt...Hundreds of Values at offer fifty area merchants! S; 2 Regular Photos i• • •an d 1-5x7 with frame FREE CHILD CARE Sat., Dec. 8th - ALL DAY SCHOOL CHRISTMAS Just... $3.99 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. PROGRAMS SCHEDULE: at CALVARY CHRISTIAN CHURCH OTHER VISITS Shop in comfort at Lowell's many mer- ALTO ELEMENTARY l*.Viv.* . WED,, DEC. 12th • Pfallcrs Clothing 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. chants. Your child will be guaranteed an WED., DEC. 12 - Kindergarten A & 1st Grade - «%vs* . THURS., DEC 13th - Cousin s Cards & Gift Shop 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. 10 a.m. .v.*. active day including lunch & snack and I'.V. FRI. DEC. 14th - Lambert Variety 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. THURS.. DEC. 13 - Kindergarten B. 2nd & 3rd SAT., DEC. 15th • Strawbasket 1:00 to 2:30 p.m. a visit from McGruff the Crime Dog, Grades -10 a.m. SUN., DEC. 16th • Rat River Antique Mall 1:00 to 2:30 p.m. Santa & Mrs. Claus, crafts and activities. FRL, DEC. 14 • 4th & 5th Grade - 2 p.m. ft) Contact: Shela Thomson 897-5638. BUSHNELL ELEMENTARY FRL, DEC. 7 - 3rd & 4th Grades "Runaway Snowman'' - 10:15 a.m. - 2:15 p.m. Christmas TREE LIGHTING & Decoration Contest RUNCIMAN ELEMENTARY COMMUNITY SING TUES., DEC. 18 • 1st & 2nd Grades - 2 p.m. 1st thru 5th Place Prizes to be WED., DEC. 19 - 3rd. 4th &5th Grades - 2 p.m. awarded! String your lights & deco- Wed., Nov. 28 rations early...anyone within the at 6:30 p.m. MIDDLE SCHOOL city limits will be judged. THURS.. DEC. 6 • Band & Choir Program - 7 p.m. in the Gym. On the bridge downtown. Business & Residential Category. Sing to follow. In case of bad HIGH SCHOOL weather...sing to be held at WED., DEC. 19 • Band & Choir Program - 7 p.m. in the Gym. Larkin's The Other Place.

CARRIAGE RIDES rVT Friday & Saturday, Dec. 14th & IStfi...begin at 5:30 p.m. lllllll Coach Stop located behind Lambert's Variety On Riverside Drive

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