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Volume 17, Issue 12 Serving Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 Wednesday, February 3,1993 New Showboat executive board to focus on community involvement FollowingGould'sresignation, Krausnamed Showboat fund-raiser expected to bait new President of The Lowell Showboat the sportsmen in all of us Following four years as Presidentofthe Lowell Show- "I think any community organization is best served The Lowell Showboat fund-raiser is successful, it Giant's in Ionia and Bass boa!, Gordon Gould has by someone local." —Could Board isjust weeks away from must involve the community Tracker, will be allowed to stepped down as its leader. "It was not easy stepping will remain on the Lowell unleashing one of its biggest and outlying areas," Kraus purchase it at a cost of $4,700. "1 think any community down as president, but a Showboat board of directors. ftind drives in recent memory, explained. "Ideally and I think realis- organization is best served by choice, I believe, is in the best Kraus said, that along with Under the coordination of Kraus is in the process of tically this activity can raise someone local," Gould ex- interest of the Showboat," the new executive board mem- Showboat President Thad seeking ticket-selling com- roughly $15,000 for the only plained. "With my Gould explained. "In the ad- bers, they arc anxious to tackle Kraus, the Lowell Showboat mitment from local signature this community has from the school system, I no vent of the Downtown the challenges that face the will be selling $1 raffle tickets organizations. "IVe made four lefi. The Lowell Showboat," longer see myself as being a Development Authority, com- Showboat. fora 1993 Pro 17 Bass Tracker pre sent at ions to local organi- Kraus said. "The only way for local member of the commu- munity block grants and the "I have already begun fishing boat, valued at ap- zations and dubs. I've already that success to be realized is if nity." recruitment of volunteers it is speaking to organizations proximately $6,000. received a commitment from the entire community plays a The Lowell Showboat essential that the President be about making a commitment The professional bass fish- three of them to sell and /or key role in the sale and/or Board's choice to replace someone who can be in touch to help with the 1993 Show- ing rig comes with spacious purc hase a certain number of purchase ofthe tickcts," Kraus Gould, was Lowell Ledger with these issues on a daily boat. Thus far I have been raised castingplatfomis, a pair tickets. The drawing for the said. "I am very pleased with Editor and three year board basis." pleased with the response," of running stations and a de- fishing boat will take place the early response. I am hope- member, Thad Kraus. Stencel's role as vice presi- Kraus explains. Both the new luxe molded console. The on June 19, he explains. ful and confident that il will "In the short time I have dent filled the void left by the showboat president and its package includes a Tracker Kraussaid he is scheduled continue." spent living in the Lowell resignation of Laura McCol- board members have also be- 25 HP electric start outboard to speak to another fourclubs Burger King has agreed to Community, I have gotten lum, who served as vice gun soliciting the volunteer by Johnson or Evinmde with within the next week. cover the printing cost of the caught up in the tradition and president for the past four help of the community, an aluminum prop, a Tracker "The goal is to have a com- tickets. For that, its name will pageantry ofthe Showboat," years. She has been on the "For the Showboat to be a 12 volt 30 pound thrust foot- mitment to the sale and/or be printed on the back of each Kraus.said. "It truly is the only Showboat Board for RveyearK. community event it must re- controlled trolling motor by purchase of enough tickets to ticket. "Greenridge Realty has community signMure left in Both McCollum and Gould fleet the signatures of MotorGuide and Tailstar cover the cost of the boat be- also committed to the sale and/ Lowell." businesses, organi/ations and drive-on-trailer, a Tracker fore the Grand Center Boat or purchase of 100 tickets. The new Showboat Presi- the residents of Lowell," 1000 LCG, a volt meter, Show opens on Feb. 23," he Organizations, businesses, dent says his initial focus will Kraus said. "The Board is not speedometer, tachometer, says. clubs, families who would be to return the Showboat to asking that volunteers attend windshield, marine battery The Lowell Showboat will like to make a commitment to a community event. every meeting, but it is asking and tray, fire extinguisher. also be represented in the the sale and/or purchase of The change of President is that they commit to do one paddle, motor toter and fuel Grand Center Sport, Fishing tickets a re encouraged to con- not the only facelift on the thing this year to help with gauge. and RV Show on March 18- tact Kraus. Showboat Board. Tony the 1993 Showboat. What's "With Lowell being a 21. "Ideally such a fund raiser Stencel will serve as vice that cliche, "many hands...." prime area for fishing and While the boat's retail can help with the cost ofthe pre sident. Sheila Dubbink will The Lowell Showboat hunting, il is thought that a value is approximately show and in turn help keep be the treasurer, and Terri Board is hopeful that the an- quality fishing boat would be $6,(KM), Kraus said the Show- ticket costs down." Kraus con- Robinson is the Showboat sec- nouncement of the a coveted prize," Kraus said, boat, through the help of cludes. retary. Gould will serve as entertainment for this year's The Showboat President past president. A role created shows will be forthcoming said because the price ofthe so that he could answer ques- over the next couple of weeks. tickets aa* only a $1 a piece, Lowell Township residents cork tions along the way that the The new executive board 20,000 raffle tickets will he new executive board mem- printed. M-21 water main construction bers mav have. Thad Kraus President, cont'd., pj{ 9 "To ensure that this type of liowell Township citizens stopped the construction ALTO PTO BKRC.KK BENEFIT NIGHT of a new water main on the north side of M-21 Monday Along Main Street night. The Alto PTO Burger Benefit Night will be held Feb. 9 The proposed water main would have run from from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Lowell Burger King. Alden to Cumberland Dr. along M-21. The cost of The school will receive a percentage of the profits. Come the project was estimated at $277,000 and would have support this school fund raiser. been paid for by property owners in the area. The township saw a need for the main because of PARENTS OF SENIORS complaints to the health department on wells in the area being contaminated. M hi A general meeting for all parents of Lowell High School Upon research of the area in question we found a seniors with regard to the senior overnight party will be held number of people complaining about contaminated Feb. 10. The meeting will lake place at 7 p.m. at the High wells, •• said Gary Voogt, of the engineering firm Moore School in room A-l. and Bruggink. "Many people have been asking the CLASS OF '83 REUNION townshi 9 when a municipal water system would he run M LOWELL POLICE ASKING PARENTS TO to thir Jtjea. Lowell High Schools Class of '83 is holding it's 10 year CHANGE DROP OFF SITE FOR STUDENTS The average assessment for property owners along reunion on Sept. 18. this route was estimated at $5,200. This figure was Call Marcy Emmons Hall at 1-887-1641 or Patty Reagan The Lowell Police Department is asking parents to drop off. determined by adding half of the acreage of a kit, half Wade S97-6147 il you can help plan in any way such as and pick up, high school students in (he parking lot on the south ofthe frontal footage the pipe would go through each invitations, addresses, etc. side of the Lowell Senior High School. property and a $975 lateral service fee. The practice of dropping students off on Foreman Street is The township was to provide each property owner CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEETING creating safety problems, and the practice of dropping students 15 years, at a low interest rate, to pay off the cost of Che off in front of the high school is also creating traffic How pipe. The Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce meeting will be problems. For the proposal to be tabled, 20 percent ofthe land held Feb. 18 at Hillside Restaurant. owners in the area had to object to the building of the The social hour is from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. with the speaker ATTENTION WRESTLER SIGN-HPS water main. A vote was taken Monday night at a on the Silent Observer program at 6:30. necessity hearing in the township hall and more than 20 Sign-up for the Lowell freestyle wrestler's 1993 season percent of the owners objected to the idea. begins at Lowell High School cafeteria on Feb. S from 6 to S 'Ilie township could go ahead with the project and LOWELL YOUTH FOOTBALL p.m. There is a $30 sign-up fee. charge home owner* a one time fee if they decide to Birth certificates are a must and you must be five years old hook up in the future. However, according to Township There will he a meeting for Lowell Youth Football on Feb. in 1owell I^edger-Wednesday, February 3,1993-Page 3

pectedly Tuesday night Janu- ary 26, 1993. She was pre- Kash for Kids program deposits ceded in death by her hus- Students' awareness benefits from Vocational Technical Fair OBITUARIES band Charles R. Sherman, Sr. She is survived by her sons practical experience into savings It was a ease where die parents," Lowell Guidance Boosters Club can support its ferent career areas about what cal technician, cosmetology, scape/greenhouse, diesel and Theron E. (Dawn) of Wyan- diversity of programs offered Counselor Barb Pierce said. mission statement. The state- type of classes should be taken printing, optometry, phar- equipment mechanics, busi- dotte, Charles R. Jr. (Paula) a real bank. The bank includes work habits. The school pro- COONS- Russell W.Coons, death by her husband John. Bushnell Elementary stu- to die general public was equal There were approximately ment expresses die charge of in school and to provide macy, nursing, dentistry, con- ness technology, apprentice- of Lowell; daughters Julie F. teller stations and banking gram has been coordinated by aged 70. died Sunday, Janu- She is survived by her chil- dents began cashing in on die to die demand. 2(K) students and parents who die club, which is to encour- background in the iireas of struction, commercial art. ships, iuid architecture. (Steve) VanderTuin of Bushnell Principal Dave ary 24. \W}. He is survived dren, William (Dawn) practical life experiences of- supplies. The Lowell Academic attended die Career Voca- age, recognize, and honor aca- interest. National Institute of Art, Tech- Kentwood, Heather D. at The Kash for Kids Bank is Burdelte. "The Boosters Club is very b\ his wife. Lucille: and son. Braman of Lansing. Helen fered through the Kash for Boosters Club held a Career tional Technical Fair. There demic achievement and im- Vocations represented nical Institute, Grand Rapids home; mother, Joyce F. part of the Lowell Public grateful to all of those who Earl (Mareia) Coons of Reed (Michael) Grant of Kids Bank opened for stu- Ilalsoopens up opportuni- Vocational Techmcal Fair for were over 50 presenters widi provement for Lowell High were die Armed Forces, com- Community College, Daven- Roesink (Wilson) of Lowell; School's educational program played a role in making this a Ciiy: ihree enindcbildrcn. Jen- Kentwood; brother Donald dents at the elementary level ties for the Lowell FMB high school students and their over 30 career vocations be- School students. puter sales, veterinary medi- port College, psychology/so- brother William E. (Jean) which seeks to teach children successful event" Pierce said. nifer. Denisi*. Robert: and sev- (Violet) Chance of Ionia: five on Monday. Bank branch. "Itenables FMB parents. "We wanted it to ing represented. Hie Fair gave students and cine, engineering, agriculture, cial work, skilled trades, envi- Roesink of Wilmington, NC; the real world skills such as Pierce said she believed the eral nieces and nephews. Fu- grandchildren, Natalie The Kash for Kids Bank Bank to become closer to die serve as a career awareness Pierce said die Fair isjust parents an opportunity to talk law, law enforcement, educa- ronmental technology, manu- nine grandchildren and sev- managing money and good club would sponsor a similar neral Services was held Thelen, Mitchell, Russell and will be run by the students as community, and to be more in program for students ;uid tlieir another way die Academic to representatives in die dif- tion, doctor, emergency medi facturing technology, land- Wednesday at Roih-Gersi Kyle Bra men, Tami Froese: eral nieces, nephews and cous- touch with it," FMB Corpora- program next year Chapel. Dr. Roger LaWarre and eight great-grandchildren. ins. Funeral Service was held tion regional marketing man- of the Firsi Congregational Funeral Services will be held Saturday at Roth-Gerst ager, Jim Redilla said. Chapel, Lowell. Rev. Rich- Lowell woman injured in Main St. crash Church of Low ell officiating. Wednesday (today) at 1:00 The skills die program of- Memorial contributions may p.m. at the Roth-Gerst Chapel, ard Foersterofficiating. Com- fers students includes creativ- be made to St. Mary's Kidney Rev. Terry E. Hoese officiat- mittal Service was Saturday ity, designing name and logo, Dialysis and Transplant Cen- ing. Memorials may be made at Ft. Custer National Cem- filling out jobapplications, the etery, Battle Creek. Memori- ter. to the Kent County Humane process of interviewing for a als may be made to The Moose Society. job, job skills (balancing the Heart Fund. DEHAAN - Margaret Louise drawer), and math skills. DeHaan, aged 74. of Lowell SHERMAN - Nancy F. The Kash for Kids Bank died Sunday, January 31, (Roesink) Sherman, aged 56, employed 20 students, of 1993. She was preceded in ol Lowell passed away unex- which four were selected as managers. "This provides the kids with a great experience and it gives diem an under- I standing of wliat a bank is all about," Redilla said. The marketing manager sees this as a permanent pro- gram. While die program is Great Rate. not rare, it is not common ei- ther. A similar program is used by die FMB State Savings Biuik, Rockford office at die Belmont Schools. The FMB State Savings Bank of Lowell will putSl in Man VVolsehlaj»er, 57, ofl^owell was injured in an accident Jan. 29 at Main Street and each of die students' accounts. Valley Vista Drive when she failed to stop for the traffic Hf>ht and struck a vehicle driven Guaranteed! Hie students will have an op- by Joyce Johnson, 44, also ofl^owell. portunity to make a transac- biwell s David Brand, ri^ht, checks out the desktop publishing display tion in their account twice each mondi. Students will earn die Foreman Road construction standard savings rate, in order FMB Slate Savings Bank President, Jim Bosserd, help, to wididraw money from their cut the ribbon. account a student will need to begin this summer DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC written peimission from his/ W'iih summer conies the the total price. the township cannot say where Dr. Paul Tuthill her parents. SPECIAL inevitable road construction Anv work done on Fore- the sewer will go, but it may 0 Specialist in Back and Neck Problems. KIDS NEED Hie student employees in Kent County, and Lowell man will have to coincide with be on the part of Foreman that percentage will be under die supervision Township will be no excep- the construction of a sewer will be worked on this sum- We Accept Worker's Comp and Auto Injuries of parents and teachers. tion. for the new school. Presently, mer. (fo "While this program is not Construction will begin 'mi a part of the school/business 897-4999 on Foreman Rd. from Alden partnership, it is a nice addi- FOR MORE INFORMATION Nash to Gee. an estimated 1.3 11827 E. Fulton, Lowell tion," said Dick Korb, miles. The construction is ABOUT FOSTER CARE: • • Lowell's Director of School based on a twayearplan, with LAURIE'S TAX SERVICE and Community Services. "I Foreman ready for blacktop- • • 897-4114 diink anytime a school can pingat theeml ofthis summer enhance die relationship be- 897-7668 i and being blacktopped in • • Computerized Tax Service • tween business and itself it 1994. i merest should initiate as many of these • i Lowell Township budget • 20 Years Experience • opportunities as possible." includes S4().()()() in road • • Individual & Small Business • i So You Own a MERCEDES-BENZ • AUDI • BMW Korb commended VOLKSWAGEN construction each year, but Burdette, die studenus, die par- • MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9AM TO 7 PM i the township over spent SATURDAY 10 AM TO 3 PM ents uid FMB Bank for die S25.()()() for construetion of ["EUROPA" - AUTO-SERVICE development of die program. • • Bewell last year. This left the Business Today. All Gernuin and Most Foreign & American MO Off Long Form Our great rate is your invitation to experience FMB-State Savings Bank's Leaders in organizing the township with $15,000 for i i Cars complete repairs! OPEN: program were Ginny Gauger, (Long Form From $45.00) quality service. Open a 15-month Another Chance CD from Mon thru Sat. 1993 plus an additional 1 - Excellent competitive rates on Linda DesJarden, Sue Ford • (WVW - i What happens to it if you leave FMB-State Savings Bank and watch your money grow as it services parts. 10 am • 7 pm $12,000 from Governor *5 Off Short Form) and Diane Thomas. Engler's Build Michigan Plan. (Short Form From $25.00) - Get a FREE HIGH QUALITY OIL 11797 E. Fulton EXPIRES 4-15-93 i compounds monthly. Interest payments are made directly to Local contractor Ivan it tomorrow... CHANGE with any job over $100. Lowtll, Ml 49331 Engler's plan gives townships •I your FMB savings or checking account. - American Cars very welcome! Ph: (616)897-7910 Blough constructed die teller additional funds for the pur- i! stations, and supplies were pose of road construction. FOREVER? Urates go up, you're guaranteed Another Chance to earn provided by FMB and Family The cost of construction Fare. on Foreman has not been de- with a one-time option to match any increase up to one percent. termined at this time. Current LOWELL YMCA You need a plan TODAY! 51,000 minimum opening deposit required. cost estimates are two years Limited time offer. See your FMB banker for details. The Lowell I^dfo>v Service old and must be re-calculated MEN S OVER 30 Call me, 1-^ A— iTrT by the Kent County Road Commission before a total can BASKETBALL STANDINGS Jerry O'Bee. News be given to the township. (USPS 45-830) Whatever the cost, Lowell Posted I/27/Q3 Pvt. Joseph D. Segar has will pay for 55 percent and I can help- Published weekly for SIO a year in Kent County, S14 completed basic training at the county pays 45 percent of vv EVB a year outside the county by the Lowell Ledger Fort Jackson, Columbia. SC. L especially in FAMILY State Savings Bank Publishing Company, 1()S N. Broadway St. I owell During the training, stu- TEAM BUSINESS SUCCESSION >\i MI 49331 dents received instruction in Whcrt* people like banking IxMler. Blair Landscaping 6 0 PLANNING. Member FDlC R<>tfer K. Brown drill and ceremonies, weap- Publisher ons, map reading, tactics, mili- The "A's" 4 2 (616) 897-9261 ta ry cou rlesy, m ilita ry j list ice, Subslantial penalty for early withdrawal Waters Building Second Class Postage Paid at Lowell, MI first aid. and Army history Larkin's 4 2 Published every Wednesday and traditions. Whales have no Lowell Office 414 East Main 897-4153 Family Fare 3 3 Phone: (616) KJS 1"MAS ITiR: Send address change to He is the son of Marion sense of smell and Gerald J. O'Bee, CLU, ChFC Westtown Office 1245 West Main 897-3264 The Lowell Ledger, P. (). Box I2X, M. Segar of Lowell. most species have Zzanos 1 5 Lowell, M149331 poor eyesight. Licensed Insurance Counselor The private is a 19^2 H & W Farms 0 6 458-1258 Rockford Office 6835 Belding Road 874-8330 graduate of Lowell High School. I he I owell I.ed^tr-Wednesdav. February .^IW.^-Pajse 4 The l>oweil ledger-Wednesday, February JJW-l'aye 5 Lowell graduates plan Vows SPOKEN a Feb. 13 wedding

Mr.;ind Mrs. Daniel Rccd Baker, Carrie Fox and Meuan ol LonncII «rc proud lo Jin- Ode II. iuuiikt I he mjirriaec ol I heir Groomsmen were Milu dauehier Melissa Marie lo Syrek. Travis Thomel and Kurlis Jon Kn>pl son ol Phil Aaron Kropl. Viewpoint... and Maril\ n Kropl. <>l C as- Ushers were Todd Rmi and Ken Kropl. eade. The iwo were joined in Kyle Kropl \v;,s marriaeeonOelolx'r HK rinelvarerand Aimee Doekler thumb-through with me. We get one that is full of nothing but and broadhead blades are another hundred bucks or so. Add •.w I he Ada Conizreualional w as the llower eirl. magic tricks. Another is full of gag items like rubber puke. We tax and shipping and we're talking a mere $2,000.00 for the Master and Misinss | gel all sorts of catalogs on hunting, fishing, boating and Chureh. n perfect night tactics weapon. The maid ol honor was cere monies we re Kris and IVu sailing, but we're really talkin' obscure when I get a catalog Of course you want to make sure you're getting the right I he brides siMer. Sally Reed. Kropf. cozy comer devoted to nothing but trophies and awards for the winners of guy, so you'll need a hand held global positioning system. This Tons Cosion. ol Ciriind The couple now resides by Roger Brown sailboat races. I kid you not! little gizmo sells for $ 1,499.95 and will guarantee you're in the I got going on this subject because of a couple new Rapids, was Ixsi man. in Lowell. right neighbor's yard by giving you your latitude and longi- catalogs that have turned up in our mailbox. They're full of Bridesmaids were Raehel tude position via satellite. No kidding! nothing but military and survivalisl junk, or material, as they say in the military. I saved the last one, "U.S. Cavalry." The Now that we're equipped to find our target, spot him and catalog touts itself as offering the world's finest military and slick an arrow in him, we need the right clothing. The choice adventure equipment. It really is full of some great stuff, of garb depends on how we're making the assault. It doesn't especially if you're planningtodeclare war on your neighbor. mailer if you're trekking through the snow, climbing moun- I don't know about you folks, but the mailbox at the HARDEES/ How about a military night vision goggle for $4,995.00? tains, assaulting from the sea or jumping from the sky.. .these Hemanl Hot'man and Kiniberlv Sehneider Brown house is overridden with mail order catalogs. 1 know Of course you'll also need the facemask carriage adaptor for guys have all the proper attire. Be prepared to spend another LEDGER in my heart that there is a big computer somewhere that is an additional $699.95. With tax, shipping and handling that's few hundred dollars. Jcannie and Garth Olson and Bernard Lane Holman. Kurtis and Melissa Kropf accessed by all these catalog people. On one fateful day some BIRTHDAY a mere $6,000.00 bucks, but that's the price you'll have to pay Then conies all the accessories. Holsters for your sidearm ol Lowell and Brandt and The couple w ill exchanee years back, a bored programmer decidcd, as a sick joke, to pick if you want to be able to eliminate somebody after dark. (including pouched underwear for those willing to risk a miss Carolyn Holman ol Ada. are wedding vows on February a name at random to appear at the top of every conceivable Of course you're going to need a weapon. Apparently fire in that vicinity), elaborate watches, knives, binoculars, pleased to announce the en- 13 at the Congregational mailing list in the computer's memory. When the computer federal laws prohibit these guys from selling firearms, or I'm boots, rappelling equipment, bullet-proof vests, handcuffs, caeement and lorthcomine Church in Lowell. Trur eoiitt'iiliiHMil is the |>oH4»r of ^rtlin^ If your name appears below in the kicked out my name and address this warped programmer sun.' they 'd offer a wide range of assault rifles and Uzi's. They dehydrated food, periscopes and you-name-it. 1 figure wedding ol their children. The bride-to-be and lu- out of any situation all that there is in it. HARDEES/LEDGER BIRTHDAY CLUB COLUMN, probably said something like, "Yeah! Roger Brown, Lowell, do have various accessories that will make your Remington $10,000.00 to $20,000.00 ought to outfit a guy to effedivelv Kimberlv Vivian Schneider lu re groom are both gradu- (i.K. Chesterton stop in and get your birthday card at the Ledger office. Michigan, sounds like a typical mid-western, milk-faced, 870 shotgun look like something from an Arnold eliminate his neighbor any time of day or night, in any terrain ates of Lowell High School. The card entitles you to a FREE jerk. You're it pal!" The rest is, as they say, history. I'm sure Schw arzenegger movie. Stuff like perforated heat shields for and in any weather. ice cream at Hardee's! my maiIcarrier suffers from a hernia, and 1 m seeingan analyst the barrel, ammo tube extenders, folding stocks, pistol grips, Fortunately for my neighbors, I make it a point lo never Moykkynens for this guilt complex I'm carrying around about all the trees forearm grips, exira ammo clips, laser sights, etc. For a few buy anything from these catalogs. However. I was tempted bv Feb. 4: Denise Anderson, that have to die to keep my mailbox full. hundred dollars worth of these accessories you could have one item in this particular catalog. On the hack page there is Toneile Hazel, Ed We get catalogs specializing in just about anything imag- yourself a shotgun that would make you the laughing stock of a three person water balloon slingshot that looks like it might to celebrate Wittenbach. Linda Johnson. inable. Clothes, tools, furniture, household goods and knick- duck blinds and skeet ranges anywhere. be fun. I might have over-looked this item had it not been for Betty Rogers. knacks top the list. I pretty much ignore these, with the But, if we're talking about eliminating some poor sap the models pictured operating it. They were dressed in what exception of the Victoria's Secret and Fredrick's of Holly- 50th on Feb. 5: Shawn Jacob, Ann when he's taking his garbage out in the pre-dawn hours we appeared-lo be swimsuits from the Fredrick's of Hollywood Mulder. Nick Johnston. Douu wood catalogs. 1 guess that's clothing. don't want a noisy old shotgun. How about a C02 "Stealth catalog, a nice departure from all the male models in the rest The obscure catalogs are the ones that earn at least a quick Benjamin, James K Arrow Gun?" Jusl $1,799.95 gets you the gun. Extra arrows ofthe catalog dressed in camouflage and smeared with green Feb. 5 Richmond. face paint. Feb. 6: Linsey Thomson. Norman Johnson, Donna is left up to the discretion of the editor. It is not expected that important as the honor bestowed each week to a few students Oesch, Virginia Stencel, Bob my selection each week is going to please everyone. There are who are allowed to participate in school athletics. All students Hemingsen, Ken Gregersen. weeks I second-guess myself. have a chance to participate in scholastic splendor Ronald and Henrietta Feb. 7;Pary Horian. R(»\ Toward the end of die second paragraph is where 1 believe Again, I believe most people are for putting education on (Schaab) Moykkynen ol King, Margaret Peckham. Mr. Fizer lets making his point get in die way of objectivity. a high level Hut I don't think becausc I don't put students of Lowell, plan to celebrate t hie r Maxine Boerma. He states that the picture of the Middle Stiiool Students ofthe the mondi or athletes of the week on the front page dial I or the golden wedding anniversary had's w(«ccc(« cm Feb. H: Eldred Durkee. Month was so small even die student's parents would have a Ledger, are guilty ol not recognizing or celebrating academic w ith an open house on Feb. 5 Kamie Leverence, Michelle hard lime recognizing them. I've printed some p4H)r pictures, achievement. Irombto^p.in.at Key Heights Reed. Michelle Frasier, Ni- houghts this was not one of them. To be perfectly blunt, Mr 1 izer or As for if the Elvis stamp story was front page material, diat Village Community Building. cholas Fonger. Matthew any parent who couldn't recognize die kids m this picture need is a decision diat I ;uii left to make as editor. 1 diought since The couple was married Staup, Clare Krebs. glasses. Yes, on Jan 13 when the picture first ran there was millions lined up around die country to gel their sheet of EI vis 50 years on February 4.1^43. Feb. 9: Tom Covell, Rick incomplete information under the picture, the Ledger apolo- stamps dial is was worthy of die 1 .edger's front page. Remem- They have three children: Kinsley, Alan Ryder. ber though, new s, no matter how bad, how goini or how trivial In last week's I .owell Ledger 1 printed a I .etter to the l-ditor gizes for thai error. But il did care enough about academic Wanda. JelTrey and Paul and Feb. 10: Jonathan Andrews, we judge it, is a mirror that reflects the actions and attitudes written by a Mr. Donald Fizer. achievement to, not only print all the infonnation in the Jan. Tamara (Fuller) Moykkynen. Richard Korb, Berwyn of society My understanding of the letter's charge was to draw atten- 20 edition, but also reprint the clear, unclouded picture. They have one grand- Kloosterman, John Brown. Finally, I will state again, I agree with the message Mr tion to the need for recognition and celebration of academic Henrietta (Sehaah) and Ronald Movkkvften dauehter. Amanda Mav. Eric Kimble, ForrestSchutts. The diird paragraph slates. With all the problems that we Fizer tried to convey in his letter I differ with him on die fact achievement in our communities. Nellie Lewis. are having with the education of our young people in this he used me and my work in the 1 .edger as an example to prove Anybody would be hard pressed lo substantiate an argu- country, we should be happy to see and read on the front page Ins pomi. If not putting students of the month on the front page ment different to that point of view. Ihus, I won't, mainly of our local newspaper about top students, who they are. what of the Ledger means I'm guilty of not promoting academic because I agree with what I think the letter was trying to say. the requirements were to receive this honor and a large achievement, dien I'm guilty as charged I think I also agree with the intent, however, that was some- picture. Why not interview these young people and hear about what clouded for me by the way il was presented. AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY f/IIflfffif/iii/ii/ilW their interests as well as their thoughts on the world. In his effort lo make a point about the recognition and ADA COMMUNITY Give A Gift that ^ As recent as Jan. 6, on die front page of the Ledger, there celebration of academic achievement, I believe Mr. Fizer With Drs. Paul Gauthier, REFORMED CHURCH CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY will be remembered ail was a story on a 1992 Lowell high School graduate and an CALVARY CHRISTIAN year long!!! wrongly represented, or jusl plain ignored my work as a Jim Lang & Joyce deJong 7227 Thornappie River Dr 676-1032 CHURCH OF LOWELL honor lie received for work done during his senior year. Let me REFORMED CHURCH reporter and later as Editor of the Lowell Ledger. Pastor THOMAS J BARTHA Meeting at the Lowell Middle School OF LOWELL also point oul that a Ledger page is six columns (10-3/8 Morning Worship 10 00AM I have always believed that the Letter to the Editor column (12675 Foreman) REV CARL J. REITSMA - 897-9836 inches). The students of the month pictures are run over diree Sunday School 11 20 A M is a vent for readers of die Ledger lo sound off iuid should not Sunday Morning Worship 1151 West Mam Street. Lowell, Ml columns (5-1/8 inches). That is half the width of a page. Why Evening Worship 6 00 PM Morning Worship 10:00 A. M be detracted from by having an Editor's note rebutting il. Ilial And Children's Activities 10:00 A M don't I interview all these students. Simply staled, I don't have We invite you to make Sunday School 11:20 A M is why Fizer's letter ran in the Jan. 27 edition without any tune to interview every student who is recognized for an this community church Midweek Bible Studies and Youth Groups Evening Worship 6:00 PM detractions. your church home academic, artistic, musical, and alhleuc honor. Ilie school is 4 "LISTENING AND HELPING" Nursery available at both services But, after reading his leller a handful of limes, it has WELCOME TO ALL 'Si/./ • P iVft'-—- 897-0077 Barrier Free not my only beat I also cover die City, school board, planning Here's the secret—give a become evident lo me that Thad has to go to bat for Thad. commission, straight news, and features. gift subscription of this The way I have decided to do litis, is to go through his letter FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ALTON BIBLE CHURCH newspaper to your special Mr. lizer adds: This type of reporting could enthuse other FIRST CONGREGATIONAL friends. We provide a color- paragraph by paragraph. His leller will be typed in italic. OF LOWELL Lincoln Lake Ave at 3 Mile Road young people to work harder for the same achievement and Sunday School 10:00 A M CHURCH OF LOWELL ful gift card to meet any The leller opens. It is a sad day when the front page of our show them that we are at least as proud of scholastic achieve- 2275 West Mam Street Morning Worship 11 00 A M (United Church of Christ) special occasion announ- Lowell Ledger displays the honor that is bestowed on a former AN OVKRVIEW OF WARTS cing you as the giver. Now Sun Worship Services....9;30 A M & 6:00 PM. Evening Praise 6:00 PM 404 North Hudson • 897-5906 ment as we are of their athletic achievements. you don't have to worry and dead drug/alcoholic abuser in such ceremonial splendor Sunday School 11 00 A M. Wednesday AWANA 7 00 P.M. I can only respond by saying, I have been at die last two about shopping for a hard While this is a small point, it should be noted that one of Warts are common skin tumors that are caused by a virus. Awana • Wednesday 6:30 P M. (Sept - April) Worship and Church School 10 00 A M to find gift for that special National Honor Society induction ceremonies, die Ledger Ladies Bible Study - Tues 9:30 A M. Dr Roger LaWarre Pastor the key reasons people chose the young Elvis stamp, was Although anyone can get a wart, they occur most frequently in Prayer and Bible Study 7:30 P.M. person to enjoy. Come by prints nearly two pages of Honor Roll students each grading Prayer Meeting, call for location ...7:00 PM Eleanor Martin Director of Education younger persons - those between age 10 and 20 years. Warts REV KENNETH R MCGEE Paslor our office or call today tor because that time period preceded the drug/alcohol abusing Roger MacNaughton Director of MUSK: semester, it prints scholarship information, and recipients of JOE GERKIN PASTOR 097 0017 state we all remember him by during the days that preceded also occur on skin that has been traumali/ed, such as bare or 897 5648 or 897 4273 Barrier-Free Nursery Provided specific details on this con- 1 scholarships each year, it has reported on LI IS' national merit DAN NAVE ASSOC PASTOR, 897 6737 YOU ARE WELCOME venient, exciting gift! his deadi. blistered feet, around bitten fingernails, and on closely shaven semi finalists and finalists, the Renaissance prognim and its The second paragraph reads, ()n the bottom of the same faces, as well as on moist skin, such as the hands of a butcher breakfast and award ceremonies, graduation ceremonies, or dishwasher. FIRST UNITED METHODIST GOOD SHEPHERD page we hax e a short article about Lowell Athletics' Boosters ST. MARY'S The music programs, iirt programs, board ol education ;uid yes, CHURCH OF LOWELL LUTHERAN CHURCH MISSIONARY CHURCH and on page 20, we honor our Middle School Students ofthe Persons who walk barefoot or those who use a common 10501 Settlewood Ph 097 716S CATHOLIC CHURCH sporting activities (some people believe this too is an impor- 621 E. Mam Street 897-5936 Month with incomplete information and a picture so small shower area, such as in a gymnasium, can develop plantar 10305 Bluewatcr Highway Sunday Scnool 9 45 a m 402 N Amity tant p;irt of education) (here arc probably more, but 1 think my regular hours Lowell that recognizing students would have been a problem even for w arts. The si- w arts are oflenconfused w iih a callous: how e\ er. Worship Service 11 00 A M Mommg Worship 9:00 A M & 10:45 A.M. Morning Worship 10.00 A M point is clear. Evening Service 6 00PM their parents. As responsible adults we are charge by the they have sharply defined borders. The plantar wart is flat or Church School 9:30 to 10:30 A.M. Mr. Fizer ended his letter widi diis. Hutting education on Sunday School & Adult Bible 9:00 A M MSGNR JAMES MORAN only slightly elevated and is surrounded by calloused skin. Prayer and Praise - Wed . 7 30 PM Ledger society we live in to guide the young people of today in all REV WILLIAM AMUNDSEN. MINISTER JOSEPH FREMER. PASTOR the highest level for our young people and encouraging them MASSES walks of life. Plantar warls are lender, and persons with these warts find Nursery available at both services GLENN H MARKS Senior Paslor 897 9110 105 N. Broadway, 897-8307 to compete and be among the very best students should be STAN GERIG Associale Paslor 897 5894 Saturday Mass 5 30 PM As he began m the opening paragraph. Mr. Fizer elabo- walkingor putting weight on the affected foot uncomfortable. Barrier - Free Entrance Lowell, Ml more important than a stamp honoring a man who died as he ALL ARE WELCOME! Sunday Masses 9:00& II OOA M rates on his object u >n to the story selections for the front page. Warts spread by conlact. For example, "kissing" warts lived, in a drugged state. Their honor should also be as I can only say that the selection of stories for the front page 897-9261 Health, cont'd., p^. 10 The Lowell l^edper-Wednesday, February JJW-Pajje 7

the State are anticipating Executive Order cuts in this year's districts wilh lost revenues. The short term relief taxpayers 'he l.ouell I e(lj:er-NN ednesdav, Kebnian13,1993-Pajie 6 state aid payments to soak up some of the State's "red ink." will enjoy will turn to anger and frustration when they witness The State of Michigan has dropped from supporting 50 Ihe effects of a lax cut on their local school district w ithout an Lessens celebrate percent of its cost for public education a decade ago to only alternative revenue source, particularly for in-formula schools. NOTICE On Line about 30 percent today. The difference has been shifted to Ihe Arc Michigan school districts on Ihe same road already November wedding local taxpayer as new legislation was enacted making it more well traveled by California school districts? It certainly looks with Lowell School Superintendent difficult for schools to qualify for slate aid. As it was in that way right now and as conditions become evident, I California, the Stale's 30 percent is about lo slip into the 20,s certainly will be sharing Ihe effects on Lowell Area Schools GRATTAN Set. Miehael F. Lessens Lierrv Franeis \\;is ihe wilh potential devastating affects on in-formula school dis- through Ihis column. iind Nl.'irearel M. Weaur soloisi aeeompanied by I»»III Fritz Esch Those of you who regularly read Ihis column will know reeicved 1 he saeraineiil ol inal- Haeizan. tricts like Lowell. A buffet luneheon was how and why things happen, but there will always be those TOWNSHIP rimoiu <>n November 2S. •% IS MICHIGAN CALIFORNIA BOUND??? Because of the Stale's financial woes and Ihe public anitude who will wonder what happened and complain that they I^)2 i:i\en bv Monsienor served followini: Ihe 12:30 on taxes in general, Lowell Area Schools has only three p.in. eereiiii>ny attended by weren't told about the problem. Could a few of you "regulars" J.iines P. Mor.in iii Si. \l;ir\ s Remember the infamous Proposition 13 that was passed by alternatives for a 1993-94 balanced budget; ask for a property 1993 ASSESSOR S friends and relatives ol the start some new rumors at the local coffee shops? Cluireli. Ihe Calitomia electorate about ten years ago? lis property lax lax increase lo maintain our current level of operation, make eouple. J The uhkmii siaiioned W cutting qualities nearly destroyed public education in Ihe Slate significant program cuts to off-set Ihe loss, or a combination The eouple returned !<» REVIEW wilh Ihe ;irm\ ill Fori Polk. of California for lack of an alternative lo finance its K-12 of both. Just to keep Ihe district solvent at the end of the 1994 Fort Polk Dee. 3 and the The Grattan Township assessor will be available LA ;ind Ihe son ol Dame! education system. Proposal C which would have accom- school year, could require an approximate reduction of $2.2 Fish'N'Stuff Discounts erooin let I lor Somalia by way to answerquestions regarding property descrip- and Phy Ihs Lessens. plished Ihe same was wisely and overwhelming defeated by million in next years budget. That amount will severely reduce PET SUPPLY STORE of Mareh AFB Dee. IS. He is tions and assessed valuations. The assessor will The bride is ihe daimhler Michigan voters because il would have senl our K-12 school programs, curriculum, and school services lo the community. 117 W, Main • Lowell 897-5454g wilh Ihe Publie Affairs office meet with property owners at the Grattan Town- ihe lale Dr. Thomas Weaxer systems down Ihe same primrose path. These projections do not include Ihe possible affects of the stationed in 1 he Linbassy Baby birds of different types all hand fed. ship Hall, 11676 Old Belding Road, on February and Mrs. Dorolh\ lurner ol Still, the latest actions in Lansing indicate that ihe highest anticipated Executive Order cuts nor Senate Bill #1 which grounds in Moiiudishu. Come see them at 15. 16 & 17 from 9:00-12:00 Noon and 1:00-4:00 Clermoni. FL. priority of Slate legislators is culling property taxes without reduces local assessed property values without offsetting The eroom izradualed FISH 'N' STUFF SNIP 'N' CLIP GROOMING p.m. No appointments are necessary. Mrs. Sleven (Sherr> ) concern for school finance reform. In addition, the Stale fiscal revenues for in-formula school districts. from Lowell Hidi Sehool in We now have salt water fish and supplies, Lessens w as nialron of honor deficit seems to be approaching $500,000,000 which wasn't Because of the tremendous pressure to cut property taxes, 1W. graduated from Ihe and tack. We also do dog grooming. Grattan Township and Mark Lessens was his mentioned during Ihe rhetoric used in the attempt lo pass Lansing legislators are on a fast track lo do just that, but it is University of Michigan and 11676 Old Belding Road brothers be si man and usher. ^ Proposal C. As a a'sult, school district superintendents across simply ihe wrong lime to do it without reimbursing school 10 A.M. - 6 P.M. • MON THRU SAT joined ihe army in W5 and DDCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC Belding, Michigan 48809 Jenni Lessens, nieee.look & eare of ihe euesi book. has spent six years in Ger- man v. Michael and Maruarel l^ssi-ns OTV COUNCIL PROCSSXim^ C/TV COUNCIL

WBDC Group $3080 $2300 $780 Little League and YMCA share the Creekside Park ball next meeting. fields. It was determined that the Little League would OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS Riverside Drive, proposed a switch in water service from second floor of the Graham Building for office and WBDC was recommended based on the thoroughness have three fields (northeast and south) on Mondav and Item #10. CITIZENS COMMENTS No comments were OF the Hudson St. to Riverside Dr. He added that Doyle has storage purposes. In order to utilize the second floor, it is of the proposal, meeting the needs of the City to comply Wednesday and one field on Saturday after 2 p.m. The received. CITY COUNCIL a double fronted lot extending from Hudson to Riverside estimated that S50.000 is needed for new drywall. plas with the ADA. YMCA would have access to the fields at all other times. OF THE with his current service extending from the Hudson St. ter. paint, insulation, electrical service, heating and air The agreement would run from April 1 to July 4. Officials CITY OF LOWELL water main. Doyle noted there have been problems with conditioning. IT WAS MOVED BY GREEN and seconded by FONGER from both the Little League and the Y have occurred. Item #11. COUNCIL COMMENTS. Councilmember his service including a leak discovered two years ago. Currently. Lowell Township has allocated $4500 toward to approve the WBDC proposal to perform the Transition At the November 14. 1992 Parks and Recreation Com- Fonger stated on the intersection of Hudson and M-21 For the Regular Meeting of Monday. January 18. 1993. He felt the 120 foot line extending from Hudson would the project. LAHA has estimated a $5000 contribution Plan relating to ADA for $2300 paid through the General mission meeting, a recommendation was made to the eastbound green light is dim. City Manager Pasquale continue to be a maintenance problem and may supply With the City's Block Grant, the Look Memorial Fund will ^ Fund (Engineering Account). continue the agreement. responded the City of Grand Rapids maintains the traffic The Meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. by Mayor unsanitary water. Doyle believed that the best option be approached to provide the balance. • YEA: 4. lights and will be contacted regarding this manner. Maatman and the Clerk called the Roll. would be to tap in the Riverside main (installed approxi- NAY; 0. IT WAS MOVED BY GREEN and seconded by HODGES mately 25 years ago) and abandon the Hudson service. Mayor Maatman opened the public hearing. Thad Kraus ABSENT: 1. to adopt the continuing agreement regarding use of Present: Councilmembers Green. Hodges. Fonger and He stated approximately two years ago a line from the a member of the Lowell Showboat Board, was present MOTION CARRIED. Creekside Park Ball Fields with the Lowell Little League Item #12. CITY MANAGER'S REPORT. Mayor Maatman. east side ofthe property into his basement was installed and felt that the Showboat Organization should be more and YMCA. A. City Manager Pasquale said the Michigan Municipal Absent: Councilmember Thompson. with a cap on the end for a safe and future alternative. active with fundraisers throughout the year. He stated Item #5. RENEWAL OF CONTRACT FOR ASSESS- YEA; 4. League will have its legislative conference on Wednes- The City staff's view was that a new service for 706 the Showboat is the last community symbol that Lowell MENT SERVICES. The City has contracted for NAY; 0. day. February 17 in Lansing. Interested Councilmembers IT WAS MOVED BY GREEN and seconded by FONGER Riverside was requested. Therefore, the S625 charge has and felt that the Council should consider it in the assessment services with James Marfia during the last ABSENT; 1. that wish to attend need to respond soon. He added that to excuse the absence of Councilmember Thompson. should be imposed. future funding to improve the facility. Kraus said that five years. City Manager Pasquale said he continues to MOTION CARRIED. one topic will be proposed legislation concerning prop- YEA 4. Doyle's position was that he was not a new customer but each year the boat is vandalized. The Showboat Board be pleased with Marfia's performance. erty tax assessments. NAY 0. simply switching service lines. He felt S625 was not a needs everyone's help so that it may continue. 0 The new agreement proposed a two year contract with Item #8. FIRE DEPARTMENT AND WASTEWATER B. The presentation on the East Riverfront Plan is sched- ABSENT 1. reasonable fee considering the cost of meters. Doyle Judy Straub. representative on behalf of the Lowell Area compensation at $15.210 for 1993 ($14,560 in 1992) and TREATMENT PLANT PICK UP TRUCK BIDS. City uled for Tuesday. January 19 at 7:00 p.m.. at City Hall. MOTION CARRIED stated he would like to upgrade his current leaky system Historical Association, was present to answer any ques $15.860 for 1994. All other provisions remained essen- Manager Pasquale said a pick up truck is provided to the 0. The minutes from the October 26 Planning Commis- and perhaps save the city thousands of unmetered tions regarding the renovation of the Graham Building tially the same. Fire Department and Wastewater Treatment on a shared sion meeting were presented. The Commission has IT WAS MOVED BY FONGER and seconded by gallons of water. into a place of operation for LAHA. Straub was very basis. The truck is used as a utility vehicle for Wastewater scheduled a public hearing on Monday. January 25 HODGES that the minutes of the January 4. 1993 meet- Mayor Maatman questioned the S250 fee referred to in pleased that the Historical Association was selected lo IT WAS MOVED BY HODGES and seconded by GREEN Treatment and a response to calls for Fire. concerning the Highland Hills Condominium project. ing be approved as written. the letter written by Steven Doyle. City Manager Pas- receive Block Grant funds and is anxious for the renova to approve a two year contract for assessment services D. The Downtown Development Authority met on Thurs- YEA: 4 quale explained that was the previous tap in charge. He tion process to begin. as submitted with James Marfia at $15,210 for 1993 and The following bids were received for a 1993 3/4 ton pick day . December 30 to further discuss projects. The priority NAY: 0. added in July of 1990 the Council adopted the current $15,860 for 1994. up and trade in of the 1986 Ford F-150; is the renovation of downtown sidewalks, including new ABSENT: 1. fee. IT WAS MOVED BY HODGES and supported by GREEN YEA; 4. lighting and landscaping. The upgrading and expansion MOTION CARRIED. Mayor Maatman felt a policy on this matter is needed. to approve the recommendations (Master Plan and NAY: 0. Kool Chevrolet (Grand Rapids) of parking is the next priority. Maatman. with the support of the Council, asked Pas- second floor renovation of the Graham Building) for the A ABSENT; 1. $16,525.00 A presentation will be made to the Council on project IT WAS MOVED BY GREEN and seconded by HODGES quale to determine what the City's cost will be to cap off allocation of Community Development Block Grant Funds MOTION CARRIED. 1993 Chevy Pickup C/K 2500 trade in - 3.200.00 proposals shortly. that the bills and accounts payable be allowed and the the old service from the Hudson St. mam and to hook up ($37,733) through Kent County for the fiscal year begin- $13,325.00 warrants issued. a new meter. ning July 1. 1993. Item #6. CONSIDERATION OF 1993 JOINT CITY- The December 21 minutes and the January 18 agendas YEA: Councilmembers Green. Hodges. Fonger and Doyle stated at the time he would have no problem YEA: 4 YMCA AGREEMENT. The proposed agreement between Wittenbach (Lowell) $17,497.72 for the Light and Power and TV Boards were Mayor Maatman. paying S250. However, it is an exorbitant amount to NAY: 0. the City and YMCA regarding the use of public parks for 1993 GMC Sierra 2500 trade in -3.1Q0.0Q provided to the Council. NAY: 0. increase the fee to S625. ABSENT: 1. 1993 remains the same as last year's, noting that the $14,397.72 ABSENT: 1. The item was then tabled until the next regularly sched MOTION CARRIED King Memorial pool will not be operated. Pasquale said Item #13. APPOINTMENTS. Mayor Maatman said the MOTION CARRIED. uled meeting of February 1, when the City's cost involved that the Parks and Recreation Commission will provide a Thomet (Lowell) $18,010.00 following boards and commissions need appointments in the project will be presented. Pasquale questioned if Kraus was requesting that the recommendation for the future of the King Memorial Pool 1993 Chevy Pickup C2500 trade in - 3,000.00 to fill vacancies or reappointments of interested current BILLS AND ACCOUNTS PAYABLE (1/18/93) City consider allocating Block Grant funds for the Show at the end of February. Councilmember Green stated $15,010.00 members. Item #2. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK boat in the future. Kraus responded he would like the % there will be a meeting consisting of Parks and Recre- a. Planning Commission - two vacancies filling in Jim GENERAL FUND S 81.205.17 GRANT - ALLOCATION OF FUNDS - PUBLIC HEAR- Showboat, or some project associated with the Show ation Commission representatives along with those from Zeigler Ford (Lowell) no trade in $17.995.00 Phillips' (to 6/30/94) MAJOR STREET FUND 10.75 ING. As noted at the last meeting, the City will receive boat, be considered to receive Block Grant monies in the the townships and the school to determine whether or not 1993 Ford F250 and Kevin Smith's (to 6/30/95) unexpired terms. LOCAL STREET FUND 18.34 S37.733 in Federal Block Grant funds through Kent future. an indoor pool will be constructed in the near future. SEWER FUND 1,154 83 County for the fiscal year beginning July 1. 1993 In Andy Johnson, Lowell YMCA Director, was present and Good GMC (Wyoming) $16,719.25 b. Airport Board - reappointment of Jim Pfaller (to 1/1/96). WATER FUND 1.977.48 reviewing possible projects, the following two have Item #4. AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT - explained he was very pleased v^th last year's agree- 1993 GMC Sierra 2500 trade in - 2 30Q QQ EQUIPMENT FUND 3.027.21 been recommended and advertised for comment: CONSIDERATION OF PROPOSALS FOR TRANSI- ment between the City and YMCA regarding the use of $14,419.25 c. Parks and Recreation Commission - one vacancy CURRENT TAX FUND 279.578.07 a. Master Plan ($15.000) • With the City Council and the TION PLANS. City Manager Pasquale said the Americans public parks. He added the twenty five dollar gift certifi- filling in Margaret Hoats' unexpired term (to 1/1/94); LEE FUND 465 17 Planning Commission initiating the Request for Pro with Disabilities Act requires elimination of discrimma cate program worked very well to City residents for Y Noon Equipment trade in $ 1,600.00 reappointment of Nancy Anderson (to 1/1/96). AIRPORT FUND 66.13 posal process this month to update the master plan, an tion against individuals with disabilities. The federal lav. sponsored activities. LOOK FUND 6.244.00 allocation toward this project would save General Fund necessitates an architectural audit of existing buildings IT WAS MOVED BY GREEN and seconded by HODGES d. Board of Light and Power - one vacancy filling in Ray dollars. to judge access A transition plan would then be written # IT WAS MOVED BY GREEN and seconded by FONGER to accept the Kool Chevrolet bid for the purchase of a Ouada's unexpired term (to 6/30/93). Item #1. CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION RECOG- The amount requested roughly equals the estimate ' Hitlming stiuctural changes and their timing. This doesn to adopt the Joint City-YMCA agreement regarding the 1993 3/4 ton pick up and trade in of the 1986 Ford F150 NIZING THE LOWELL AREA CAMP FIRE AND 4-H Mayor Maatman noted that the advertisement for board given by Mark Eidelson (Planning and Zoning Center) mandate complete barrier free access, but use of parks for the year 1993. in the amount of $13,325.00 with monies being allocated CLUBS. Mayor Maatman. in an effort to promote and and commission vacancies had a deadline on January who prepared the RFP to perform the first year of three requires program access if construction costs are pro YEA: 4. from the Equipment fund. recognize community service, presented a certificate of years on the project. hibitive. NAY; 0. YEA: 4. 29. He, therefore, stated that appointments would be appreciation to Steve and Cindy Konmg, Leaders of the This proposal comes with two reservations. First the NAY: 0. considered at the February 1 meeting. The following costs were provided by City Manager ABSENT; 1. Friends & Neighbors 4-H Club as well as Leaping Lizards contract involving the planning consultant can not be ABSENT. 1! Pasquale and Paul Chnstman. Superintendent of Lig'1' MOTION CARRIED. Camp Fire Boys & Girls Club. He stated that their IT WAS MOVED BY HODGES to adjourn at 8:20 p.m. signed until July 1. Second, the County may not be able and Power and Cable TV; MOTION CARRIED. organizations were involved with the Lowell Jaycees to allocate all the monies proposed for planning Federal TOTAL CiTY L & P "Warm Clothing Give-A-Way" campaign as well as do- rules limit administrative expenditures (which includes Item #7. CONTINUATION OF AGREEMENT REGARD- Item #9. MONTHLY REPORTS. The following monthly DATE APPROVED; February 1, 1993 nating ' Play Therapy" dolls to Blodgett Hospital. planning) to County at 20% ofthe overall budget. Thus reports were presented: Fishbeck, Thompson, A ING USE OF CREEKSIDE PARK BALL FIELDS WITH some City funds could be involved. Police Public Works Budget Fire Animal Control James D. Maatman. Mayor Carr & Huber $4470 $3370 $1100 " THE LOWELL LITTLE LEAGUE AND YMCA. Last year, Item #2. REQUEST FROM STEPHEN DOYLE (706 b. Restoration of Graham Building Second Floor the Council approved an agreement whereby the Lowell The building inspection report will be presented at the David M Pasquale. City Clerk RIVERSIDE) CONCERNING WATER TAP IN FEE. City ($22,733) - The Lowell Area Historical Association has Robed Lee Wold Manager Pasquale explained Stephen Doyle, of 706 received permission from the City Council to utilize the and Associates $2500 $1800 $700 The I .owell I.edjser-WedneMhiv, Kehruan 3,1 W-Pajje H The l>owell ledger-Wednesday, February 3,1993-Pajje 9 President, continued Main Street, continued will also work lo see !ha! Ihe oul in from of ihe eommu- FRANCISCAN WINTKR DAY CAMP Showboat Ainphilhcalrc is nily. To be involved in more r YJMTNG used more than just one week- events, local aelivilies and The Franciscan Child Development Center is offering a end in June. "As a board I fund raisers," Kraus eon- Second Annual Winter Day Camp for seven to 12 yearoldson believe il is important lo he eludes. Feb. 20 from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The fee is $18. senior citizens are cordially Flat River Snowmobile Club Notices in The Ledgers Lowell. Call 361-5463. Memorial Fire Station, Call 897-5949 for reserva- The Child Development Center is located on a 212 acre invited to attend the Lowell meets at the clubhouse at. Coming Events" are free Come join us! South Hudson, Lowell. tions. farm. For direelions, registration form or more information Community Education 18841 Potters Rd . Just east of charge to any non-profit please contact Sister Mary Margaret, F.S.E. al Ihe Child lunch and learn at 12 p.m., of Montcalm Ave. at 1 p m , organization in the Lowell, THIRD MONDAY OF EVERY 1 ST & 3RD TUES- FIRST WEDNESDAY Development Center, 897-7S42. at Lowell High School. The New members and guests LEGAL NOTICES Ada. Alto, and Saranac EACH MONTH: Golden DAY - V.F.W. Post 8303 EACH MONTH: cost of lunch for 1992-93 are welcome. area. We prefer such no- Swingers meet 6 p.m. at meets at the V.F.W. Alzheimers Support Group TICKKTS ON SALK FOR tices to be kept brief and to Lowell Senior Center. Clubroom. 307 E. Main St., meets at 6:30 p.m. at school year is $2.20. Call AMOHSF THAT ROARFI) WOMEN OFTHE MOOSE be submitted by mail, but Lowell at 8:00 p m. Cumberland Retirement Marge at 897-8434 to make STATE OF MICHIGAN barred unless presented will accept notices by phone EVERY MON.: Boy Scout Village. Phone 897-4810 your reservation and learn Business meeting is held The Lowell Area Arls Council is presenting "The Mouse PROBATE COURT to the independent per- at 897-9261. Troop 102. for boys 11 and TUESDAYS - Take Off for information. about the program to be the third Monday of each That Roared." a comedy in two acts,on Feb. IS, 1^.20, 26and month, at 8 p.m. COUNTY OF KENT sonal representative, up, or completing the 5th Pounds Sensibly Tops #M presented. 27. Tickets for Thursday, Feb. IS are $4 for adults and $2.50 Raymond Golembeski, SECOND MONDAY grade, will meet from 7 to 1372 meets every Tuesday EVERY FIRST WEDNES- for Seniors and students. No reserved seating. Tickets for CLAIMS NOTICE 1111 Carrier Creek, EACH MONTH: The South 8:30 p.m.. during the school evening at the Lowell Con- DAY: Lowell Area Jaycees SATURDAYS - Take Off LOWELL AREA ARTS Friday and Saturday performances will have cafe style seating Independent Probate Grand Rapids, Ml 49503, Kent 4-H group regular year, in the Scout Cabin, at gregational Church meet at 7 p.m.at the Lowell Pounds Sensibly Tops #MI COUNCIL :149S Hudson with reserved seats for $6 each. Blocks of 20 or more may be FILE NO. 92-153,255-IE or to both the indepen- meetings at 7 p.m. in the the end of North Washing- basement. Corner of Spring City Hall. New members 1493 meets every Sat. at St. Hours: Monday thru Fri- purchased for $5 each. dent personal represen- Alto Elementary School caf- ton Street. Enjoy activities and Hudson Sts. Weigh- welcomed. Membership 9:00 a.m. in the Congrega- day, 1 to 5 p.m.; Satur All performances begin at S p.m. at the Lowell Middle Estate of GENEVIEVE tative and the Kent eteria. like hiking and camping and ins at 5:45 p.m. 21-39 years of age. Lead- tional Church basement in days and Sundays. 1 30 to School. Tickets are on sale at the Lowell Area Arts Council GOLEMBIEWSKI, De- County Probate Court, l learn skills that can last a ership training through Lowell. Corner of Spring 4:30 p.m. Closed holidays Center. 14> S. Hudson Street. For more information call the ceased Grand Rapids, Michigan 2ND AND 4TH MONDAY lifetime. For more informa- EVERYTUESDAY MORN- community involvement. and Hudson Sts. weigh-ins Phone 897-8545. Center at 897-8545. SSN: 380-03-0629 49503, within 4 months NIGHTS: Men s Life Bible tion call 897-8829. ING: If you are looking for from 8:30a.m. to 8:50 a.m. of the date of publication study group will meet at an enjoyable way to exer- EVERY THURS.: Co-de- LOWELL LIBRARY OFF THK BLO ITKR TO ALL INTERESTED of this notice. Notice is Calvary Christian Re- SECOND MONDAY OF cise. come join the Lowell pendents Anonymous EVERY SAT. - Lowell In- HOURS: Open Mon 10.30 further given that the formed Church in the EACH MONTH: The Community Education line (COCA) meets every dependent Amatuer Radio a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Wed.. PERSONS: Steven Bennett, 38, of Lowell was involved in a property Your interest in the es- estate will be thereafter Afternoon traffic Narthex Allmemnthecom- Bowne Township Histori- dance at The First United Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Operators sponsor an in- 12:30p.m.to 8:30 p.m and damage accident in Alwood Corporation lot, Jan. 26, when he tate may be barred or af- assigned and distributed mumty are welcome. Call cal Society will hold its Methodist Church at 10:30 Serenity Club. 101 W.Mam. formation net on Frequency Fri. & Sat., 12:30 to 5:30 struck a pole as he was backing from a parking space. fected by the following: to the persons entitled 897-6215 or 897-7555 for regular meetings at the a.m. Bring comfortable Lowell. 147.420 Simplex - Lowell p.m. Deborah While, 20, of Clarksville, struck Ihe rear of a car to it. more information. Township Office. 6059 shoes. SI donation. Showboat Network The decedent, whose slowed by collision driven by Stephen Anderson, 22, of Lowell, Jan. 27 on West last known address was Lmfield E.. Alto. The meet- THURSDAYS - Take Off ALTO LIBRARY HOURS: Delxirah White, 20, of darks vilie, struek the rear of a Main and Amity Streets. A passenger in Anderson's vehicle, 26 1107 Carrier Creek NE, Timothy J. Conroy SECOND MONDAY OF ing is at 7:30 p.m. EVERY SECOND & Pounds Sensibly Tops Ml. EVERY SUNDAY Open Tues. 12-8 p.m ear driven by Stephen Anderson, 22, of l^oweli, Jan. 27 on year old Michael Wopio, sustained minor injures. Grand Rapids, Ml 49503 Attorney-At-Law Michelle Diet/, of Lowell, reported lo Lowell officers thai EACH MONTH The Lowell FOURTH TUES.: Qua-Ke No. 333. Saranac, meets EVENING: Royal Rangers Thurs. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m West Main and Amity Streets. A passenger in Anderson's died August 23,1992. #P12155 her vehicle was struck by a hit and run driver, possibly while Area Schools Board of Edu- FOURTH MONDAY OF Zik Sportsmen's Club - every Thursday evening at for the boys. Missionettes Sat. 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Phone vehiele, 26 year old Michael Wopio, sustained minor in- Creditors of the de- 410 Bridge St. NW cation meets at 7:30 p.m. EACH MONTH: American meets at 8 p.m. at the Club the Saranac Public Library. for the girls for kids kinder- 868-6038. jures. it was parked in Ihe Root Lowell parking lot Jan. 26. ceased are notified that Grand Rapids, Ml in the Board of Education Legion Clark-Ellis Post 152 building at 1400 Foreman Weigh-ins at 6:45 p.m. garten and up. Christ Arrested and taken to ihe Kent County Jail for disorderly (616) 454-4119 office located in the Middle at Lowell VFW Hall. 307 E. Road. Lowell. Ambassadors for the youth SAT., FEB. 13: Chicken all claims against the conduct and creating a disturbance Jan. 28 was Kevin Roscoe, estate will be forever School. 12675 Foreman Main St. at 8 p.m. FIRST AND THIRD (7 thru 12 grades) Chris- dinner at Easton United 35, of Lowell. Road. SECOND TUES. OF THURSDAY: The Alto Li- tian Clubs to help our Methodist Church (corner Released after posting bond on a warrant oul of a Walker COLLEGE NEWS l EVERYTUESDAYMORN- EVERY MONTH: Lowell ons Club meets at Dari's at children grow through the of Potters & Johnson Rds.) court Jan. 2> was Paul Dubuis, 27, of Lowell. EVERY MONDAY ING: Coffee break, a youth football meetings at 7 p.m. means of achievement pro- at 4:30 p.m. Adults. 35 Stephen Morgan, 29, of Lowell will be arraigned al a later STATE OF MICHIGAN all claims against the EVENING: Euchre will be community Bible study for 7 p.m. at the Lowell High grams. special activities, children 6-12, $3. 5 & un dale for retail fraud (shop lifting) after being apprehended by PROBATE COURT estate will be forever The dean's list lor laII se- Lowell. played at the V.F.W. Post ladies at Calvary Church, School. Everyone wel- EVERY SECOND crafts, and basic moral der free. employees at the Rile Aid Drug Store Jan. 26. COUNTY OF KENT barred unless presented mester al The University of Students included on Ihe 8303 at 7:30 p.m. Admis- 1125 W. Main St.. Lowell at come. THURSDAY: Lowell VFW learning. For more info, call Posting bond after being arrested on Iwo warrants, one out to the independent per- Findlay has been announced list have attained a grade point sion is SI. prizes. Public 9:30 a.m. Free nursery. Auxiliary No. 8303 meets Lowell Assembly of God at SUN., FEB. 14: Auction at of Grand Rapids and the second out of Wyoming, Ml, was CLAIMS NOTICE sonal representative, by Dr. Edward W. Erner, vice average of at least 3.5 on a welcome. Bible story hour for 3 to 6 WEDNESDAY: Rollaway at 3:30 p.m. at the VFW 897-7047. the VFW Hall in Saranac at Jeffrey Farkas, 26, of Lowell on Jan. 28. Edith Gwendolyn four-point scale for a mini- year olds. A good way to Ltd. Senior Bowling, 1 p.m. Independent Probate president foracadcmic affairs. Involved in a property damage accident Jan. 31, on West Post. 307 W. Main Street, 2 p.m. Food, general mer Walker, 1430 Philadel- MONDAYS: Overeaters meet your neighbors. 55 and over. FILE NO. 92-155, 257-IE Included in the list was mum of 12 semester hours of Main near Pleasant Slreel, were Michael Gillen, 45, of Grand Lowell. EVERY THIRD SUN.: The chandise. Public welcome phia SE, Grand Rapids, Anonymous New meeting. Robert D. Huver, pre-veteri- graded course work. Rapids and Steven Yalacki. of Jenison, when both collided as Ml 49506, or to both the 7:30 p.m. at Good Shep- EVERY 1 ST & 3RD TUES- 2ND WEDNESDAY: Men s Estate of LENA narv medicine major, of they attempted lo make left turns oul ol private drives onto independent personal herd Lutheran Church. DAY: Lowell Lions Club breakfast at Lowell Senior WOODFALL SCOTT Main Street. 2ND THURSDAY EACH representative and the 10305 Bluewater Hwy., meets at 6:30 p.m. at Look Center, 314 S. Hudson St. a/k/a/ LENA WILSON Jody Kennedy, 17, of Lowell, was involved in a property MONTH: All Lowell area Kent County Probate Water main, continued WOODFALL SCOTT damage accident Jan. 29 w hen she struck the rear of a vehicle Court, Grand Rapids, • 897-6937 • a/k/a LEAN WOODFALL paid forby cili/ensin favorof According lo Timpson de- driven by Jerry Baker, 28. also of Lowell, on Main Slreel near Michigan 49503, within 4 a/k/a/ PAULENE W. I he projeel," said Timpson. velopment in Ihis area will be Riverside Drive. months of the date of NOTICE Insure Your SCOTT Many eili/ensdidn'l see a hurl. Mary Wolschlager, 57,of Lowell was injured in an accident Andy Andrzejewski publicationof this notice. need for I he line now bui "If someone wanted lo de- Jan. 29 at Main Street and Valley Vista Drive w hen she failed Notice is further given Home and TO ALL INTERESTED Voogl and Ihe board saw it as velop land in Ihis area il may to slop for ihe traffic light and struck a vehicle driven by Joyce INCOME TAX SERVICE that the estate will be GRATTAN PERSONS: proleetion for Ihe future. be turned down," said Timp- Johnson, 44, also of Low ell. thereafter assigned and Car With Us 11260 Bailey Dr., Lowell Ml Your interest in the es- "The liming is never per- son. "The planning Lowell officers investigated 24 accident complaints in the distributed to the per- tate may be barred or af- feel in I he si' silualions," said commission could not ap- month of Januarv. sons entitled to it. ,4 TOWNSHIP and Save Where the coffee is always hot fected by the following: Voogl. Whal might not be prove any development The decedent, whose needed for some now will be without a municipal water f//////ff///////////if* ut urrjirrrrrrrrrry Timothy J. Conroy $$$. last known address was needed by others in ihe fu- system in place." 1993 BOARD OF REVIEW Attorney-At-Law 646 Sherman St. SE, ture. AREA BIRTHS #P12155 The Grattan Township Board of Review will meet Grand Rapids, Ml 49507 When you 410 Bridge St. NW at the Grattan Township Hali, 11676 Old Belding died 1/3/92. insure your Grand Rapids, Ml Ed and Tracy Loughlin Proud grandparents are Road, on March 8, 9 & 10 for the purpose of LOWELL Creditors of the de- ^ovnqN TO THe (616)454-4119 are pleased to announce the Mrs. Richard Loughlin. Mrs. reviewing the tax roll and hearing all claims. home and car ceased are notified that Appeals of assessed valuation may be made in with Auto- birth of their daughter Elizabeth Thompson of person or by letter. Letters must be addressed to: Owners. we'll CHARTER * Brvleigh Blair born January Lowell and William and Bar- Grattan Township Assessor, 11676 Old Belding save you 11.1W3 and weighing S lbs. bara Thompson of Jackson- STATE OF MICHIGAN estate will be forever * MOLLY BRIEGE Road, Belding Ml 48809, and received no later 7 oz. ville. FL. money with PROBATE COURT barred unless presented than Monday, March 8,1993. our special TOWNSHIP COUNTY OF KENT to the independent per- ^ DOYLE * * * 3^ 5K * * 3^ 3^ 3K * 3K ^ ^ multi-policy sonal representative, Property owners wishing to personally appeal an I* discounts CLAIMS NOTICE Marilyn Davidson, 223 assessed valuation must schedule an appoint- NOTICE Independent Probate Lantern, NW Comstock ment by calling the Township offices, (616) 691- Molly was welcomed home by her PLEASE BE NOTIFIED that there will be a FILE NO. 92-155,198-IE Park Ml 49321, or to both 8450, February 25-28 during normal business public hearing at the Township Hall at 2910 the independent per- Ml sister, Erin, and brothers, Patrick hours. Alden Nash, SE, Lowell, Michigan at 7:00 Estate of ARTHUR L. sonal representative and Jk & Regan. Her parents are Brian & DAVIDSON the Kent County Probate Ratio: 50% of Market Value P.M. on the 8th of February, i993 of the ^ Cheryl Doyle. Grandparents are Township Planning Commission. SSN: 368-10-6072 Court, Grand Rapids, Multiplier: 1.00 of SEV Michigan 49503, within 4 ^ King & Marie Doyle, and the late * TO ALL INTERESTED months of the date of Scheduled by appointment only. %s4uto. Owners 0W n c 1an e zon n w con m Mary Louise Doyle, and Clark & % sidered ' ^ ' 3 ' 9 '" b® ' PERSONS: publication ofthis notice. Insurance Greta Parsons. Great * Robert Grooters Development Company's Your interest in the es- Notice is further given These Little Sweeties Monday, March 8 9:00 A.M. -12:00 NOON Lite Home Car Bos.r>ess request to rezone approximately 250 acres tate may be barred or af- that the estate will be Grandparents are Ted Gasper * 1:00 P.M.-4:00 P.M. Tkf,NoPrQ6(£An PlDfltl DALE TRIPLETT t"® Southwest corner of Cascade Road fected by the following: thereafter assigned and and Evelyn Parsons. * Wish Their The decedent, whose distributed to the per- Monday, March 9 9:00 A.M. -12:00 NOON and Alden Nash from Ag-1 and Ag-2 Agricul- tural to LT - Light Industrial for the purpose last known address was sons entitled to it. * Great-Grandpa 1:00 P.M.-4:00 P.M. Molly was born January 25,1993 Sfceer&tvx Ayettcy of an Industrial Park development consist- 2721 Albert Drive, Grand * ing of industrial, warehousing and manufac- Rapids, Ml 49506 died 10/ Martin Reed and weighed 7lbs, 10 ozs. Monday, March 10 1:00 P.M. - 4:00 P.M. j division of Carr Agency Inc. EVERT RUESINK Attorney-At-Law * 6:00 P.M.-9:00 P.M. turing facilities. Tentative text and zoning 13/92. 115 W. Main Street map may be examined at the Township Of- An instrument dated 3/2/ #P26028 * a Happy 56 has been admitted as Grattan Township fice during regular office hours. P.O. Box 117 Wk Lowell, Ml 49331 Allegan, Ml 49010 * 11676 Old Belding Road the will of the deceased. 80th Birthday! Creditors of the de- (616) 673-8954 3^C Belding, Michigan 48809 897-9259 or 897-8500 Carol L. Wells, Clerk Lowell Charter Township ceased are notified that all claims against the I ht- l.tmell l^tlntr-Wednesday, February 3,l993.|»ilw 1(| The I .owell I ^ed^cr-Wednesday, February 3J 993-Pa>je 11 Fire-fighting techniques Health, continued change, but Towne's love develop on opposinu skin surlaces ol two iocs. Persons wj,,, .The Lowell Ledger's bite their fume nun Is and consequently have periuiiiwl w.iris for fire trucks remains (warts around the fnmeriiails). can develop lip warts. It you have a w arl. consult your doctor before applying air. rallv. there is still .1 task lhal I he cost li> fight fires has Al l imnciuisKvnihcman medication that you mieht purchase over the counter, that .iK>ui low 11 ahoiiTii lhal rcil puts huiterflies 111 lowne's also changed l ownc slates are no data that prove lhal these remedies are of any help m aw stomach It s w hen >011 re 111 iluil fire trucks use to he ^- fire truck, iii^i how he t- treatiim a w art. Do not pic k at the w art or try to cut it oil. Sik LI Moncil il .is a chili! a hedroiMii and have lo reach SS.( H)(»and n4)w they are S l()0- attempts in wart removal at besl do nothing: at worsi. iha I lo\cil plavmi: with the underneath a hed and >ou giah M 10,000 result in scarriim or infection. Your doctor might advise \ io\ lirctmckNasakiJ. lownc ahold ol something that feels With Alsiepping away as a ou to leave ihe wart alone for a period of lime. If Irealmeni is ciMicur^ like a little kid. you pull it oul volunteer fireman. 11 is only necessary, it may consist ol cryotherapy in which the pli\si • Iku I asctnation continued and it's |ust a doll.' he ex- l uting that his son. Rusty, will cian tree^s the wart with liquid nilrogen. Surgical renioval as a ymilh. as AI sjvnt as plains l hal always gives continue the fight his lather might Ik requm d for some w arts. much lime as he could al the l ow nc a huge feeling of re- started. Rusty s fondness ol To prevent occurrence or recurrence of a wart: home of Ra> Alexander, his lief firefigluers came i>n his ow n. Al Tonne • As much as possible, keep your hands dry. neighhor Alexander was a I he lire-fighimg husiness However, he was around 11 LISTING • Avoid biting your nails or picking al your cuticles. volunteer firemen. It 1 was has changed over the \ears quite a hit." as a volunteer, the Lowell • Wear shoes. there when a call went oul. Hie techniques have changed W hile he dreaded having man said he won't miss going • Wear rubber sandals in common shower areas and at MAGAZINE Ra\ used to let me iioalonii, IIicn arcdifferentalnghi.hui to tell Lowell Area I ire( hiel oul in the helow zero tem- I owne said thev save lives.' l ownc said 1 rank Man in he was reltriiii! peratures to fight a fire poolsides. I hai w as 2^ years aiio. to- day. l ownc rcllects hack on Features Complete his days as a \olunicer fire- man and what il meaiii tohun. Listings of Lowell lie retired as a I .owell area Cable TV Channels volunieer fireman at the start On A Daily Basis. of the year According lo low ne. u is standard opera- Great Values tion procedures that a volun- Complete & ieer no longer fight I ires after AID And Selection For Your Valentine At Rite Aid reaching ihe age of 55 1 ow ne Easy To Use was 55 on! eh 3. II was an opporiunii> [o help people. 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Lowell Middle School "Prior to today I wasn't fa- outside the I Inited States. frequencies and things are Andrews was helped with found ham radio really inter- miliar with ham radio," dumped by Rogers; 73-62 eighth-grader Stacy McLain lliere are so many aspects available to diem. the presentation by fellow esting "You gel h) communi- Mel ^iin admitted. "But I think has never spoken long dis- ol ham radio to get into dial Andrews said Uiere are kids amateur radio operators, Al cate widi people from all over it is pretty cool to talk lo people Rogers haskcihall coach miss I hen. when I .owell ex- the hall inside. We're snuill Lowell travels to North- uuiee to someone other than there is always new stuff to ages 5-8 attaining licences. Eckman, Jim Jaworowicz, widiout die use of a phone. A without the use of a tele- IVrn Paiianclh walchcd Ins lended us /one ii> ihe ihrce- hut the kids do a good joh and view on Friday. hv phone. explore," said l oin Andrews. "Most kids would start widi a Jerry Thompson, (irant Rath person can talk to someone phone." The Lowell eigluJi- (ioMcn llawkv play iwo ilil- pomi line m ihe secoiul hall, work hard at it." The Hawk Hie Red Arrows junior Iliat was until a group of Ilie Lowell man got started in novice class license and/or a and Dave Oliver. from Washington at random " grader said she would be in- kTcni siylcsorhaskcihall von our hi>ys did a good joh ol coach praised the play of Andy varsity was a 71-60 viclor. I,owell Independent Amateur ham radio in 1990. no-code technician license. Aaron Skidmore, eighth- Andrews said the response terested in pursuing her initial well 1 nJa> mulil. as ihe \ IM- lioini! ii> ihe haskei. Paganelh McLeuI coming off the hench. Radit) Operators visited Ihe What diis group of ama- In the W minutes spent al grade, was also interested was belter than anticipated. interest in ham radio if die U>iv haiulcJ I oweII a " ^-62 said I he lirsi and second Chad Dunn led all scorers school during the students' teur radio operators wanted to die Middle School, 62 stu- "I've done a little of diis widi It is diought diat amateur Jdcal halves were iwo ditiereni wilh 20 points (four three- lunch hours, opportunity presented itself. accomplish was to see if Uiere aCB and an antennaat home," radio operators first started Lowell 64 dents signed a paper which Ilie KcJ Arrows, winners games pointers). lames Manion fol- McLain and other in- If she docs and then earns would be enough interest to said they might be interested he says. During his lunch hour hack at die turn of die century, Ionia 59 ol lourol ihcirlasl live panics, Iheked Arrt>wshesu|uar- lowed will) 15. This was the irigued students used die op- her license, McLain will be start a club at the school," Tom Skidmore was able to reach in a club. with die advent of electric emered Ihe coniesi wuluuii ihe lerol play came m ihe second first lime in five games Low- poriunily toconununicate witii one of over a half-million li- Andrews said. and talk lo a gendeman from experimenters. Alter WWI Pressure, pressure, pres- The kids seemed ex- ser\ ices i>l iiuard I eiiih Sum- eighi minules Lowell oui- ell didn't have more than two hain radio enthusiasts from censed ham radio amateurs in I here are six license Kansas. such experimenting was sus- sure tremely interested," Andrews mers. I o make mailers worse scored Rogers 23-1 .V of their starters in double fig- Los Angeles, New York, Hie I Inited States alone. There classes. As an operator up- His eighth-grade peer, pended iuid then reinstated in it's whal Lowell used lo said. il play ed a ginnl pornon ol*ihe Inn Mamon did a good ures. Maine. Tennessee and Rorida. are also over a half-million grades his/her class, the more 1919. knock out the visiting Bull- Kevin Brown added dial he loh al ihe poini lor us. t here are nogivens in the second halt wiihoul us lead- dogs Tuesday night. Lowell iM heachler said. ()-K While. We had a chance mii scorer Chad Dunn. Ihe trailed hy five widi less dian senior was on ihe hench wuh Ihe senior la I lied seven of with a victory tonight lo pull ihree minutes to play, hul a lour louls. hisnmerirsi-hallpoinisin ilie within a game of ihe confer- full court trapping press forced ence lead (with a ( entral loss Ionia into a numher of turn- loNorihview)," Heachlersaid. overs and gave Lowell Ihe Lowell finishes die first impetus lo come from behind halt of its conference play al for ihe victory. 3-4 which ties it for fourth Lowell led 29-26 at half- y place with Rogers, lias I (Irand lime, hul Ionia rallied lo lake a Rapids and Zeeland. North- 40-39 lead lo start die fourdi view, Wyoming Park and For- quarter. est 1 lilts ( entral were lied for Ilie Red Arrows had bal- first al 5-2 after Friday's ance scoring. Leigh Summers Torrey Gemmell pulls up for jumper. giunes. led Lowell in scoring widi 14 Rogers took a 39-38 half- points, Chad Dunn tallied 13, time lead and increased it to Nate Janes added 12 and five at the end of three. 51 -46. Torrev (lemmell scored 11. Ilie Red Arrows never really Ionia was led by Todd Hill's made a run in the final quarter 20 poinis. as Rogers huilt ihe lead lo 10 I .owell's junior varsit v lost in the first three minuiesof the 63-53, fourth quarter. OIL CHANGE 62 Middle School students state their interest in ham radio program. Students picked up signals from New York to Florida. Wrestling, cont'd. )5 I) petition,' Lowell coach ( iary teated the Redskin 13-6. Cars I Light Trucks "I never heard of ham radio Stouffer, 160,4-1, suffered Rivers said. Grease (lube), oil filter, including parts & oil 9 1? T until I talked to Gram from ()f the Red Arrows 13 wres- a first round defeat lo Chad 0 1] 897-4123 Wyoming," said eighth- Warner of Chippewa Hills tlers, seven of diem placed in EXCLUDES FOREIGN & DIESEL CARS These children achieved grader, Jessica Gonzales. "1 ihe top four before winning four matches 1002 W. Main, Lowell wanted to see what it was. Il 1 .ovvell's wrestling iiigger- in a row. Cash or Check Only {|^ (ftopor DENTAL HYGIENE EXCELLENCE (Crystal Flash Plaza) was kind of interesting." nautol Jason 1 )es.hirden,Cor\ Miedema, 171, finished die SERVICE/INSTALLATION * 24 HOUR SERVICE The amateur radio display CHrmirn connorrAnoM For the Month of January, 1993 Kirkbride, Rich Stouffer, and day at 4-1. Miedema strung GENUINE PAflfS had three basic p«irts, two Chris Miedema all Imished four wins together including DR. J.E. REAGAN & DR. R.E. REAGAN 21/2 ton Cutral A/C Systm 10 8ER. 75,000 Bill te Funaci 11% Bf. meter I "M, packet radio, and third a sweet 19-3 win over Aaron 207 W, Main - Lowell 897-7179 Completely installed to your existing duct. Completely installed to your existing duct. high frequency. DesJarden, 145, was 3-1 Hell logam a third-place fin- i) Financing available payments as low as Financing available payments as low as ish. $45.00 per month $40.00 per month. James Manion drives to Ihe hoop. on die day, with his only loss coming it) Justin Markley ot Placing fourth were Scott Matt D'Agostino $1,450.00 $1,495.00 Digestion is the Temperance Bedford hy a Swanson. 103, with a 2-2 830 WL Main Street, Lowell, Mi 48331 • (BIB) 887-8281 ^7^ great secret of life. Low ell ciuch Phil Heachler second quarter Sophie D'Agostino score ol 6-5 Markley w ent on mark; Chns Kamphuis, 3-2. SAU HOURS IIKVSHK —Svdnev Smith didn l ^ee either one ol those Mon Wtd I Thurt Kelly Harriman C D C C When You Buy Both... (any size furnace and central A/C system): lo win die weight class 1^5; and Chris Nauta 2-2, pomtv as ihe hotioin line W hile Manion stepped up 130 8 Now Tho Area's O CI dadgo Niki Harriman •• "" • LOBBHumidifier(FT20) • EnviroguardAircleaner heavyweight. Tues 4fn 8 304 J and played well in the ab- Kirkbride, 1^2. also V1. Satufflay 9 3 Newest Jeep Eagle —o - p^. "rl (VALUE OF $595) * Snowguard cover for A/C unit • 10 Year Parts & Labor Warranty on Furnace Rogers started quicki\ I he\ • Vhjmouln Travis Anderson sence of Summers, Lowell s w as once again beaten bv ( e- Bedft >rd jusl di >esn I make SCRVICE I PARTS Dealer slu»iexiremely well m ihe l irsi mistakes. Rivers said. I fell Mon fit 7 45 5 15 Nicole Rasch ONLY. f4M/LK coach was hoping lo see die dar Springs \\\\ Wright. 22- WM 11745 pfn Oodgc hiMhs - Annual Fuel Cost Comparison Chart YOUR t halt ()ur detensi\e ellori in L same Irom some of Mamon s 1 low ever, ihe Red Arrow widi a few breaks we could Th« ancrgy Mvngt cni OU. IM* ••ewnt i«l m»y p«y lor you•wr n uni t IS itAl • l»w y««r«< the lirsi hall was piH>r. said a did avenge a loss to Belding s have caught ( ediir Springs Martin Lockerd RTOS $300 $400 $500 $600 $700 $800 $900 5100(1 Arcoaire teammates. We needed oth- Air discouraged Lowell coach U70 460 550 645 740 830 920 ers io step up and help fill die Mike llemt/elman, as he de- John Fosburg REMEMBER! (15% 275 AUTHORIZED DEALER We were not menially ready 70% 255 340 425 515 600 685 770 855 void, lhal didn l happen.' Lisa Fosburg February Is National All Units On Display In Our Store i»> play tonight Rogers out- 78% 240 320 400 480 560 640 720 800 Heachler said Samantha Collins Children's Dental rehounded us and outhustled •1% 222 2lt 37t 441 lit m M7 741 The largest artificial Ryan Cook led Rogers w ith Health Month! Cimru funiaiv SNt) lake in the U.S. is Lake US •FAMILY TARE Elaine Earl Kslurainiiuivnlaiin** wiihN|% fimarr Note: All figures shown are estimates Your savings may vary depending on application, 17 points 1 )ave Beemeradded nrrvl.ANNI'.U.MMNlkS »_U7 Mead, located about 15 Rogers hurned Lowells DENTISTRY TO FIT YOUR energy cost and geographic localon 16, Justin Berkley tossed m Athletes of the Week I . ^Jl— of Naiontf AMOOMfln ol Horn* BuiOWk miles east of Las Vegas, liM-halt 2-^ /i»ne lor eight Katie Hoffman Colleen Mandle • HGiGrGDCGS, Licensed, txpenenced 14. and Chris Thomas tallied Nevada. three-point baskets, mx ol BUSY SCHEDULE Kyle Hoffman Sean Mandle ilu»se m tJie lirsi quarter I he 12 points. Ryan Hoffman Jesse Onan Il is important dial we u >rrid sin>oiing ga\ e R»»gers a Josh Ford Brian Warren ARE YOU TIRED OF ALL THOSE ANNOYING shoot the ball, Paganelli said. 26-15 firsi-quarter lead Jared Warren We don't have the si/e lo gel Garrett Anderson TELEPHONE SOLICITATIONS? In tlietirsthall wecouldn'i • Welcoming new patients easy buckets We can't pound Marshall Anderson SENIOR Brittany VanSpronsen ARE WE! - • Offering new convenient evening DISCOUNTS -SO Doyle's price for Eric Bradley Alisha Weeber THATS WHY AT PATTON - JRB AGENCY WE DO NOT DO & Saturday appts. Chris Bradley Meghan Geer AVAILABLE PHONE SOLICITATIONS! WE WOULD LIKE TO GET TO KNOW Jennifer Jones Lyndsay Geer YOU. SO GIVE US A CALL AT YOUR CONVENIENCE. AND line switch lowered Josh VanAlstine Aaron Geer WE'LL GIVE YOU A QUOTE. WE ARE HERE TO SERVE ALL Leannah Seese YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS SUCH AS HOME. AUTO. Sieve I)oyle was all read) costs. Director oi Public SHERI D. CALLEJA D.D.S. Cara Haines RECREATIONAL VEHICLES. BOATS AND BUSINESS. to make the switch, then he Works lonv Siciliaiiosiibmil- Eric Stormzand Nick Onan tound oul the cost ted a cosi oi 62 io dis- \Uultt-Caf\ Nick Stormzand Melinda Mclver I he residenl al Ruer- connect the service 1 he Discounts Justin Rottier Katie Jones THE PATTON-JRB AGENCY side 1 )r approached the I .ow - charge lor the meter was si s 1150N. Hudson Beth VanDenburg ell ( ii> ( ouncil claiming die City Manager Dave Pas- Nicole Rottier Sara Kropf Anna l.iet/ke price ol S62s io switch Irom quale recommended that the Lowell, MI 49331 Joey Rottier April VanDenburg |5i/*r| t he junior, is an all- Ilie senior captain is m Discounts lus Hudson Slreel line lo ilie cost lor the line switch be an )und ct MnpetiU )i \\ >r tell V1 her lourth yeitr of gymnas- GENERAL INSURANCE Riverside line wasexorhitani Phone 897-8429 Jessica Garber Colin Rich S^2 62 and lhal there be a Red Arrows Saraisalsoone tics. She is one of Lowell's The Council, alter direct- s 835 West Main Street Sl charge lor the meler, ol the clubs leading scorers. lop scorers on the uneven Stacy Anderson Angela Rasch ing ihe City stall to document bringing the total cost to She has been aided hy her hiirs Coach Annette Pear- Jo Posada Robert Harasim Lowell, Michigan 49331 ihe cost oi disconnecting the SW7 62 MMBW OF. ability to learn new skills on son also praises Lietzke for Annika Hays Kyle Krebill w alcr serv ice lo 11 udst )n Sireel At ihe Ian \x meeling, MDA • West Michigan Dental Society the vault and in the lloor her leadership skills and will- Ashley Hays Amy Vezino as w ell as the cost of the w ater Doyle proposed lo abandon exercise Kropl is also a re- ingness to compete on the Emily Hardy Jennell Gilles Lowell - 897-9253 meter, heard its findings Mon- Ins water service inuuhe Hud- • Kent Courtly Denial Society L'lonal qualilieron the vault vault and beam where she I Austin Hardy Lindsey Gilles day night son Slreel mam, lapping into Gerald Patton Saranac - 642-9401 has been very consistent for Alter document in i> the the Riverside mam instead I .owell. I ht-1 oMell Ledjstr-Wednesday, Febman 3,1993-Page 22 Promoters the apple of St Mary 's students eyes for a day

into classes armed with visu- The Michigan Apple Pro- shedding a positive light on last spring when they visited "Kids love apples, and it's you should see them in front jCove Tkot Spoftlmt Sa£e als such as variety posters, an mole rs have been busy doing agriculture and bringing about four area schools. The project fun to see how excited they of a class!" a belter understanding of ag- apple blossom made from some "Apply in Ihe Class- evolved upon completion of get whenthey see "Mrs. Mcin- Lynn DeVos, Carmen riculture are the goals of Ihe styrofoam, pipe cleaners and room" presenlaiions in area the "Apple Educational Kit" tosh" coming into their Dietrich, Becky Hall, Kathy classroom teaching. fell, wooden apple trees with schools ihis tall. Developing and the "Michigan Apple classroom," said Linda Hall, Leslie Heffron, Ellen The girls bega n the project questions hangingon them and SPARTAN HOT DOGS an awareness of agriculture. Stoiy" video, classroom teach- Wittenbach, organizer of the Nyblad, Sally Rasch, Amy ing aids that were developed program. "We have some very an apple and bee costume. 16-oz. pkg. tomato Umlorand Linda Wittenbach They tell apple stories, act out catsup by the group of growers talented girls in our group. volunteer their time to pro- wives. Ihe apple alphabet, and sing mote Michigan apples in a apple songs. classroom setting. They go Apple, cont'd., pg 25 SPARTAN SPARTAN POPCORN CATSUP IW lO'i-oz. assorted 32-oz. bottlce \\\ 0 79

SPARTAN SPARTAN SPARTAN TOMATO SOUP MARGARINE MUSHROOMS j 10 t-oz. wt. Mb quarters 4-oz. Pieces & Stems spapi

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St. Mary's students entertained by Apple in Classroom" program. SPARTAN SPARTAN Si. Mary's students learned the important role liees FROZEN UEGETADLES SHREDDED CHEESE play with apple orchards. 16-20 oz. assorted varieties 8-oz. assorted varieties i LEGAL NOTICES

2400 West Main proceedings for posses- PARTS STORE Lowell, Ml 49 NOTICE BY PERSONS CLAIMING sion of the land. TITLE UNDER TAX I Description of the land: LUBE, OIL b DEED AIRCOND. BULK BATTERIES FILTER i' State of Michigan, i w- . . Dates < '^NE UPS'y, TUNE-UI' ANTI-FREEZE FROM $39.95 From 120.1)0 Reason To the owner or own- County of Kent From $25.00 $3.99 ers of any and all Inter- ests in or liens upon the City of Wyoming, Belstra Plat, Lot 15 WHEEL land described: ALIGNMENT Amount Paid: $1,281.38 SPARTAN From $25.00 LUBE TAKE NOTICE; Sale was lawfully made of the Deed #4791 JUMBO TOWELS following described land Amount Due: $1,927.07 single roll SPARTAN MOTOR OIL w OIL FILTER. for unpaid taxes on that SPARTAN FLOUR LUBE b MAIN! PLUS SHERIFF AND 10-W30 ELP, 10-W40 ELP land, and that the under- 5-lb. bag ptU ^nonron Decorator or Assorted Made by INCLUDES 12 PT. SAFETY CHECK! signed has title to the PUBLICATION FEES 9 95 1 Tm 2 Bittefy 3 Bern 4 Horn ASSORTED GOODYEAR, Hon* V* - ARMSTRONG ORI 5 Powtt Sitting 6 Shocks 7 Eihausi land under tax deed or all purpose •GENERALI Hwdt & f^itfi 9 RMfeiot CooUni GENERAL, AND Tax for the year 1986 10 SlMmg 11 CV Boots 12 UJomii deeds issued forthe land. 40.000 Mile Tiresl STAR TIRES KME16N (r Oftttl SUCHTIY HIGHER You are entitled to a 40,000 mile plus Ottaco, Inc. HOUR BUYING A USED CAR-? reconveyance of this youf proltcliofi wt «r«l ro«d chtck mipett P.O. Box 4010 enriched ,»/ SHOCKS 13 olot and tvaiuatt afty uitd ct« lor S20 00 land within 6 months af- bleached;'' t M ^ 751*13 East Lansing, Ml 48826 ^ * * $9.95 HI8«13 |ISSI0N ter return of service of »lM«i« 4 WHEEL BALANCE SERVICE! n* 5 Ito* (2.2ft fe* •s. piesnn 134 84 this notice, upon pay- "JOSflu h TIRE p'7«,0' ^ 137 t5 PTtrtR'S From $25.00 TO; Betty I. Lantzer, ROTATION PiSSB'i l3tM prisms SUM ment to the undersigned »70S«ii piosru S42 9S P??SR1S David Lantzer, Deb •214A1S p' w' * 143 t5 or the treasurer of the •20.00 P?OS«'4 S44 tS Lantzer, Ervin Lantzer, county in which the land is situated, of all sums Mary Jo Lantzer, John FRONT-END SERVICE BRAKE SERVICE WRECKER SERVICE MUFFLERS paid for the tax sale pur- Doe a.k.a. Occupant and HUGE SELECTION IN STOCK CARQUEST COMPLETE chase, together with 50% Jane Doe a.k.a. Occupant 1% Original Equipment Turbo Flow Multlers unknown, kuynmtnw hom I2S 00 ii\. DISK BRAKE Di AGNOSTIC SERVICE! Starting At... Starting Al... in addition, and the fees M-qh Sottd BataflCKKj M 00 of the sheriff for the ser- unascertained, undeter- CASH FOR LABELS tn»i»«Shotki IromtS 00 ELECTICAL SERVICE I>«tS'mouni ^ bal I w HOI 2k SPECIAL '19.95 *14.95 vice and/or cost of publi- mined, unborn heirs, de- Uvefl Uf. r, Ahttls (S b Up AT REASONABLE RATES! cation of the notice. The vises, legatees, and as- SO GOOD Cooling System Flushing c signs, including those * 1bi.J49.95 & Winterizing from 11) service or publication TUNE UP r TRANSMISSION who are legally incompe- THEY'RE Ut* Pt(3i Torn Rotors Pick Btarmqj Inipeci costs shall be the same jnfl Roxj Itsl Rebuilt Alternatofv Startm .^/%nn SPECIAL SERVICE and Wafet Pumps ... from VO00 as if for personal service tent to act on their own $25 plus parts of a summons upon com- behalf, said individuals GUARANTEED CUSTOM EXHAUST Carry Irs A>»comt from IW Plus Pans CW iNrll iittt GOOD SELECTION OF mencement of an action, being persons indicated Your favorite Spartan Brand products are now on spapran PIPE BENDING TRANSMISSION OVERHAUL $250 USED TIRES ElKtrorac ktwkfnnq $5 00 together with a sum of to have some interest in stones ChtCk Altt*n|IO« Buttr* SU'lf O.r-XM ••r Htm IM tne **te Ittl t»il» llti« sale... so it's a great time to stock up-and earn 1335 Ul. MAIN. LOWELL PHONE 897-8425 & SERVICE f/?OM..$10.00 $5.00 for each descrip- the land above described money for your non profit group with the Spartan - STATE CERTIFIED AUTO REPAIR FACILITY - tion, without additional according to Kent County M0N.-SAT. 7AM-11PM. SUNDAY 8Affl-9PM BRAVO LAWN & iT MARINE DEEP GARDEN TRACTOR 4 AUTO PARTS • SUPPLIES TIRES • BATTERIES • BRAKES ^ CYCLE TROLLING cost or charge. If pay- records. Cash for Labels program! 5% SENIOR DISCOUNT EVERY TUESDAY BATTERIES ^SHOCKS • MUFFLERS • ACCESSORIES • AUTO REPAIR FACILITY ^ BATTERIES ment as described in this So, find out how you can earn easy money-call UARANTEED "LICENSED & EXPERIENCED MASTER MECHANICS" /> *49.95 This is an improved resi- ^ DOUBLE MFR. COUPONS EVERYDAY! M9.9jy notice is not made, the (616) 878-2607 for more details. undersigned will institute dential parcel. up to 505 face value Details In Store! SALE STARTS MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1 THRU SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 7,1993, WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TD LIMIT QUANTITIES & CDRRECT PRINTING ERRORS, The l^»well I>edjjer-Wednesday, February 3,1993-Pajte 25 The Lowell I.edjjtr-Wednesday, Febman- 3,1 W-Pajie 24 An Adrian businessman hopes to make his fortune 50 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - FEB. 4,1943 making and selling lightweight wooden camp stools for Issuance of ration book #2 depends on registering the * -• the World's Fair. by number of cans of rationed food on hand in the house- -A, A revolution in Hawaii (ruled by Queen Liliuokalani) hold; any over five will have stamps deducted. Priscilla will likely result in annexation by the U.S. Bowling balls will be made of wood for the duration Lussmyer "Out on the ice! Isn't it nice/ To cut a figure eight;/ to and pins, if any. will be inferior-grade maple. twist your spine to afigure nine/And land upon you pate." The new nickels contain no nickel: fashions will be ». l] Farmer's Institute will be at Train's Opera House next less colorful because dye materials are needed else- week, with entertainment as well as instruction in sub- where. Pupils may buy bikes if they need them to get to jects ranging from Making Good Roads to Peach Grow- school. Finally, watch out for anti-freezes containing ¥ *' ing to Equine Dentistry. calcium chloride; it will damage your engine. Walter Galloway. 44. of Detroit is released on parole 75 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - JAN. 31,1918 and is working in a Detroit tool and die plant. He was one The state promises to pay at least half the cost of of the holdup gang that robbed the Grand Rapids Sav- keeping trunk line roads open this winter. Five roads are ings Bank and killed Deputy Charles Knapp in Lowell proposed for immediate attention. Shortages of railroad during the getaway. He helped convict the others by his Ledger Entries cars due to the war have made the problem worse, with testimony (Vincent Henry was never caught). manufacturers attempting to ship by truck. of 100, 75, 50 and 25 Years Ago President Wilson proclaims two wheatless, one meat- 25 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - FEB. 8,1968 less and two porkless days a week. Victory bread Fred Roth, elected as treasurer of Vergennes Town- contains 5 percent flour substitute now. and will be 20 ship in 1917. is honored for 50 years of public service. -7rr^mteaderiSincei^ m Scrvin percent by the end of the month. Shoppers may buy City Council decides to switch North Hudson into a wheat flour only when they purchase an equal amount of major thoroughfare with county help, and approves a lift 100 YEARS AGO IN THE JOURNAL • FEB. 1,1893 other cereals. Every day is a fat and sugar saving day. station for the sewage system in the Sibley Valley Vista A clock has been invented that runs a year without Prohibition goes into effect in Michigan May 1. and area where housing is expanding. winding. indications are good for a national ban on booze. New home construction in 1967 more than doubled The Detroit Free Press calls for publicizing the execu- that of the year before. tion of spies as a deterrent to would-be traitors. - -V.C5 You dont To THE EDITOR K«''^ '/***' Council approves interest rate reduction

n the Edilor: business is open, yet inacces- In one of the easier rccom- approved a resolution recom- under the current plan. years off die payoff schedule, t-*brr-'- •• '** lis rctrcshing lo hcarthat sible, by law they must ser- mendations die Council has mending lo the Council dial Chrislman said the move 'he original loan was for 50 know what l ; •«»»»•*» '^ iIk- propridorsof Lowell want vice customers at the curb wilh had to deal widi, it approved die interest rate be further re- will generate a savings of years. ' -f^-v n Kjiuti Heal ion program for products or services? the Lowell Light and Power duced from six percent to four SI24,(XX) of interest in addi- On Feb. 4 of 1991 die ' U**>. ^ our ciiy. It ccrtainly would Board's request to reduce die percent retroactive lo July I. tion to benefits of early retire- Council approved a $1.70 a Can you imagine the frus- riiiM- ilie eeoiioiny ol"our city inierest rate on the loan to 1992. ment. mondi cable rate subscriber in M V.»^ ^ tration of being crippled witli In hriiiizinu in tourists. But. ( able Television. With the Council s ap- On Oct. 19, 1987, the City crease lo help cut the debt arthritis or in a wheelchair you're ;ire some ol the merdianls I he request came from proval die Lowell Light and Council approved a reduction retirenieni by six years (from and w anting to buy a gift, not reiili/i net here ait' twodasses Lowell Light and Power Su- Power debt could be retired in die Cable TV loan from 18 to 12). knowing what you want to ol residents beinu over pervisor Paul Chrisunan. on November ol the yeitr 2001, Light and Power from eight to buy, and a clerk has to bring PM ^ w*H« looked? IIK* Light and Power Board compared to Januarv. 2003 six percent. Flic action cut 22 all the merchandise outside lo One. the elderly, the other us in the rain or snow? Who utH ili'lrflfl ^ ilu disabled. We have money Posthumus unveils plan to expand missina • • •M would be more frustrated, the 10 s|H'nd but. in many eases .\\ customer, or the clerk? Whal L> .ttu *»«• we are In reed to shop in Grand would the weather do to the Rapidsor Ionia because many merchandise? Who would ol our stores are inaeeessible. public exposure of financial records man the store while the clerk 11 ilie 111 4.4(10) 11 our eom- is servicing a sidewalk cus- deal with. Statutory changes biiu-d spending were only In light of recent revela- tomer that ISM ! sure what they M'U) a day. that would equal tions about the workings of require the involvement of both chambers." >3fO()()a year we are spend- want? the House Fiscal Agency. Also, how far imisi one The majority leader is in if you're rise w here. Then with the Senate Majority Leader Dick favor of amending the Free- Usiivities Lowell oilers, i.e. travel from the handicap park- Posthumus (R-Alto) is lead- POSTHUMUS' ing on crutches, canes or dom of Information Act to show boat. 4-H. Santa parade. ing the efforts lo increase pub- include legislative financial t 5 ^ cU.. we would spend much wheelchairs, in the icy lic exposure of financial PLAN TO more. weather we've had. to make a records in the state Legisla- records in order lo make the process more open. missing the Many ol us don't take va- purchase? Many ol the busi- ture. He has proposed w riling GUARANTEE "We want the public to eations. We just stay home nesses have made sure the into law provisions that would know w hat is being done w ith •"id spend. We too have parking is as near the door as mandate biennial audilsof the ACCOUNTABILITY s**- their money," Posthumus said. inends and Family to shop for possible. These arc the ones Senate and House budgets, we palroni/e. Others don't combining the fiscal agencies Nnhdays, anniversaries and Posthumus has proposed "While the Senate Fiscal Agency is free of seem to want our money under one roof and subjecting ^ hristmas. That alone would a biennial audit in order to controversy, I am stepping forward on this issue through their own inconve- legislative financial records Lowell |i^|l least triple what we would improve accountability and because I believe it is now a problem the entire s nience. to the Freedom of Informa- |)eiid on ourselves. We are implement better oversight. Legislature must deal with. Statutory changes Thank vou for taking the 'u»w up to $109,560 a year we tion Act. The audits would be done al- time to read this. We would require the involvement of both chambers.'' spend somewhere. Why not "We've run a tight ship in ternately between the state appreciate any comments ei- - Senate Majority Leader Subscribe in our ow n hometow n? the Senate. The Senate Fiscal Audilor General and another ther for or against this matter. Agency is an exemplary or- Dick Posthumus, R-Alto Be cause we can't gel into independent agency. We can be reached at 897- Ledger 'he stores we would like to w e ganization, and the numerous "In a biennial audit had • Amend the Freedom of Information Act to include ln(»k lorward to the sidewalk 8754. Auditor General audits dem- Today!!! been in place before, the HFA legislative financial records. N onstrate that," Posthumus 'iles. But, do the merchants scandal would have been pre- Keith and Virginia said. "When I first became know that Title III 4.2600 of vented," Posthumus said. • Biennial financial audits, alternating between state Just send your check to Hevdenburg. majority leader, I ordered an ihe A.D.A. stales that when a And by combining the audit by the Auditor General's Auditor General and an independent firm. The Lowell Ledger, P.O. IW state's two fiscal agencies, office of the Senate books Box 128, Lowell, Ml 49331 state taxpayers could save up • Combining the two fiscal agencies and other dupli- w hich showed a clean finan- or stop by our offices at Apples, cont'd... to $20 million over the next cative services to ensure better oversight. Working cial bill of health. Since that decade. Also,oversight would 105 N. Broadway lime, 1 have never refused any example; the Legislative Service Bureau. • Complete Local News • LH.S. Sports be more efficient. Posthumus I hey cover topics such as said Lynn DeVos, president media request lo review Sen- u of Michigan Apple Promot- said he would call on and con- • Upon being elected majority leader in 1990, ' importance of farmers, ate financial documents. Subscription Rates: sult with Senator Harry Gast Posthumus ordered an audit ofthe Senate books by • Lowell Cable TV Guide • Various Features Michigan apple facts, nulri- ers. "We are very excited about "But while the Senate's Iln| and depart me nl directors in the state Auditor General. The audit showed a clean In County - $10.00 -1 yr. i. varieties, how to store the response we have received fiscal agency is free of con- making Ihese changes because In County - $18.00 - 2 yr. •'Pples and how apples are on our school kit and video. troversy, I am stepping for- financial bill of health. Several Weekly Columns • Weddings • Deaths llM they have proven their ability 'd. The Michigan Apple To dale we have sold over 850 ward on this issue because I lo govern Senate agencies • Since 1990, the Senate Fiscal Agency has been i^'try video is shown lhal kits and 750 videos. It's been a believe it is now a problem Out County - S14.00 -1 yr. with a high degree of effi- audited five times. The House Fiscal Agency has Engagements • News of College Students and aches how apples are grow n great w ay for us lo encourage the entire Legislature must Out County - $26.00 - 2 yr. lnllowed by a quiz. school age children lo eat ciency and oversight. been audited once in the past 20 years. Those in the Armed Forces • Legal Notices f ach student is given an Michigan apples." •PPle. a sticker and an "Apple They have invitations • The five-member, bipartisan board which provides Seniors, deduct $1.00 per eipe Treats" handout, from 164 schools from all over oversight to the SFA met five times since 1990. The Crosswords • Church News • And Much More! year from the above rates. ^'acher response has been the slate of Michigan that three member HFA board has met no more than kir> encouraging and we're would like growers to visit once since 1972. hiK'"ga great lime doing it," their schools lo "talk apples." • "The Senate Fiscal Agency only wrote 181 checks The tarantella, a popular Italian folk dance, in 1992, all for travel advances or minor reimburse- gets its name from the city of Taranto. According ments. No questionable expenditures were discov- ^ I ho clirrr* for drmorrary: our UrraiiM' il to folklore, the people there danced the tarantella ered, and total checks written amounted to $28,217." •"ItiilN varirlv ami l^o Imtuum' il |MTiiiil* eril- The Lowell as a cure for the bite of the tarantula spider. The Detroit News. Jan. 21 —K.M. Fornl^r The Lowell I>edflcr-Wednesday, February 3,1993-PaKe 26 The l^owell Ledger-Wednesday, February 3,1993-Page 27

TOWN TALK Tired of searching The Lowell Ledger asked its Town Talkparticipants CLASSIFIED high am who they picked to win the Super Bowl on Sunday.

FOR SALE - 357 Magnum, iiiafbi r stainless steel 4 inch bar- Cindy Wieland Kay Wynalda DAVIS rel, Taurus model 669 with IN Buffalo. Because I always I want Buffalo to win, but BINGO Packmeijer grips plus root for the underdog. think Dallas will because it's ELECTRIC ammo & holster. Like new, MEMORIAM noted for winning. Every Friday Night Quality • Service $250. 897-6735. 7:00 P.M. 2 WEEKS FREE RENT Lowell VFW Hall Dependability with this ad, newly East Main St., Lowell RESIDENTIAL GOVERNMENT HOMES decorated Lowell IN LOVING MEMORY of from $1 (U Repair). Delin- Jodie Lynn Rash who Early Bird Bingo at COMMERCIAL apartment. Available / quent tax property. Repos- now, shows great, passed away February 3, 6:30 P.M. LIGHT INDUSTRIAL sessions. Your area (1) children, small pet. $100 1988 and would have been .. PUBLIC INVITED 805-962-8000, Ext. GH- 25 years old on February Mark Nyp De Wayne Watson Kvelyn Martin Mark Johnson deposit. Call now, 897- Ph. 676-9574 1520 for current repo list. 10. Dallas, because of its pre- The Hulfalo Bills. They 've The Dallas Cowboys. Be- Dallas. Because there is 0099. vinus Super record. been tn tt three tunes now. I cause my sister-in-law lives in Just a 50-50 chance that it figure sooner (tr later they will Texas. wont win. We do not need a special BINGO THE FLOWER LADY - day, to make us think of win it $ S S 2 Every Saturday Night doesn't wilt w/the heat, you. doesn't melt in the rain, Thoughts of you are with Maddux and Lamoreaux are St. 4:00 P.M. Help Wanted won't hibernate with the first us, no matter what we do. LOWELL MOOSE snowflake. For leaf & lawn They say time heals all Pat's super spellers BINGO cleanup, call the Flower HELP WANTED - Doctors sorrow, and helps one to 1320 E. FULTON Lady, ASAP! 642-9533. office. Person with experi- forget. WANTED - Honda CT-70. Jusiin Maddux nnd Fourstudents remained in take first place by spelling tificate as well as the second- Bonnie Cordon Dave Boyd Early Bird Bingo at 4:00P.M. ence in medical billing, But time, so far, has only the linai round of the compe- place cash prize. Dallas, because I havd Dallas. Jimmy Johnson and Mini-Trail bike. Must be in LiniUM Lamoreaux were Ihe esteem and evildoer. phones and patient han- proven. How much we miss winner ;ind runner-up ol Ihe tition: Lucas DeVito was Maddux, the son of Ken friends in Texas. the organization have those good running condition. Jim Cook, Jr. dling. Send resume for con- you yet. school spelling Ive held .il Si. stumped by Ihe word dust heap and Sue Maddux of Lowell, Cowboys fired up. Phone Roger at 897-9261 ANTIQUE SHOW - Furni- sideration to. Doctor, P.O. Sadly missed and never Pal rick School, Tuesday. Jan. and Brent VanHaren was un- received a certificate and a AUCTIONEER days, or 897-5381 eve- 1 ture. glass, collectibles. Box 13, Ada, Ml 49301. forgotten, I ). Maddux and Lamoreaux able lo spell egotism. This left first-place cash prize from Ihe nings. Feb. 13,9to5; Feb. 14,10- All Types off Sales will re pre senl Iheir school in Maddux and Lamoreaux vy- school. Moma & Ken, B Ihe second round ol Ihe Na- ing for firsi and second place. Lamoreaux, daughter of Welcoming 4 3 miles north of Ionia on (6161 897-8872 DRIVERS - Shuttle drivers Kenny, Jeff, Janette, RN tional Spellim* Bee compeli- When Lamoreaux misspelled Ron and Deb Lamoreaux of M-66 at Boyce School. $2 needed. Must have Haz Criss & Kenny, lions on Februarv 25. ermine, Maddux was able lo Belding, also received a cer- new admission. Mat & tankard endorse- Jim, Carol & nieces. ment. $9-$10 per hr. & pro- neighbors duction bonus. 40+ hours Lost & Found AS per week. Health and life IN MEMORY OF is the least insurance & paid vacations. JAMES ALLEN WEST & Apply in person at D&D It has been a difficult we can do... Trucking, 2485 W. Main, NEEDS A HOME-A found November, December & & to make new families feel right at & now resident, large APPLES - Spies, Lowell. (No phone calls). January. My heart Is empty home in our town. Getting To Know male(?), long hairtabby cat, 2 V TRADING POST You is THE newcomer welcoming Delicious, Ida Reds, Jim's workshop is also CASH! white tipped paws & white CONSIGNMENT SALES service that delivers a gift from Galas, Empires, & pure dreadfully empty, free of sponsoring merchants and professionals to new home- DRYCLEANING HELP around the eyes. Very § For single family, honey. Hessler's the dust that normally lines owners nght after they move in. Getting To Know You pro- NEEDED - Apply in person friendly & seems healthy. § 103 E. Main • Lowell, Michigan 49331* (616) 897-1110 grams can bring new business, new friends and new sales to multi-family and Fruitland, 5701 Lincoln the shelves of wood, nails, at Cooper's Drycleaners, 897-6069, eves. your door. handyman specials. Lake Rd. 691-7739. screws and epoxy. The 591 Ada Dr. We Will Sell Your Merchandise On Consignment; If You All areas Open Fri. & Sat . 10-5 p.m. house is free of the smells Have An ltem(s) That You Would Like To Sell... GgTyI To KfriQW— yOU considered. Written of varnish and solvent that offer in 48 hours. normally waft through, IMMEDIATE OPENINGS "BRING IT ON IN!" FOR SALE -1991, 14x76 unmistakably strong, a WELCOMING NEWCOMERS NATIONWIDE Redman mobile home, 2 - in the Lowell area. Part- Here is just a partial list of the various types of items that we will For sponsorship details, call Marshall Redder, signature of work in (800) 645-6376 time, fill-in, weekends. Ex- in New York State (800) 632-9400 bedroom, 2 full baths, sid- progress. take on consignment: Remax, 457-3245. cellent pay. Call for ap- ing & shingled roof. The tools, the drills, the ELECTRONICS Golf Carts CAMPING Playpens C44tfn Wahser, dryer & dish- pointment. Mon. - Fri. 9 Radios Riding Tack Binoculars Car Seats sanders and hammers sit a.m. - 4 p.m. 774-4011. Stereo Systems EXERCISE EQUIP. Cook Stoves TOOLS washer included. 10x12 ATTENTION SINGLES - on the shelves in their VCR's Exercise Bikes Military Equip. Drills A FLOWER LADY - gift deck and 8x10 shed Fi- E.O.E. M/F. We have many beautiful appointed spots. The paints Computers Treadmills CLOTHING Saws certificate ain't a bad gift- nancing available. Gall 642- people looking for you. and stains set gathering Printers Schwmn AirDynes Women's Tool Sets giving idea. For details, call 9184. Write for free information: only household dust. Monitors Rowing Machines Girls Tool Boxes 642-9533. HELP WANTED - licensed Sweetheart Computer Dat- Yes, things are different Disc Dnves Ski Machines Boys Tool Cabinet FOR SALE - Used stove & cosmotologist or barber TV's (small) Step Machines Men Tool Chests 4' ing Service, P,0, Box 2265- this year There are no new refrigerator, good condition, Call 897-6267 or 897-4886, Disc Players Weight Benches Teen Timing Lights BG, Grand Rapids, Michi- projects to be sha2red An IRA from FB Annuity Company Complete Formal $100 each or best offer; Police Scanners HUNTING-FISHING Baby Air Tanks i gan 49501 or call 1-616- There is no running list of Telephones Compound Bows Sports Air Compressor guarantees you a lifetime retirement income. GE Spacemaker over the You save on taxes, too, because your interest Wear Rental 451-4678 nationwide. things ahead. Radar Detectors Quivers Toddlers Welding (Gas) stove microwave, $200, like earnings are tax-deferred. You might also qualify I would like to have said it Typewriters Arrows Wedding Arc Welders DALE JOHNSON WEDDINGS OR to tax-deduct all your IRA deposits. Call today. new 897-8154 or 897- is because the work was Camcorders Gun Cases HOUSEHOLD Reddy Heaters 6167 281h St. SE Making your future more predictable. OTHER SPECIAL 3233. finished, but that, SPORTS Fishing Poles Coffeemakers Wire Wheels Grand Rapids, Ml IS YOUR CHILD IN NEED Fish Finders Popcom Poppers TOYS I FARM BUREAU OCCASIONS For Rent unfortunately, is not the Skis - X-Country 49546 •940-0181 OF PLAYMATES? (Wee Trolling Motors Cameras Children case. Skis - Downhill n INSURANCE Care) Licensed home has Ski Boots - Poles (Elec) Microwaves (Big Boys) FOR SALE - Antique brass So. while the past 2 full-time openings, 18 Skis - Water Hunting Knives End Tables Nmtendos dining room fixture, w/4 November, December and Reels Coffee T ables Remote WANTED TO RENT - 3 mos, or older. No charge Ball Gloves lights, & a down light, $100; January has been difficult, Ball Bats CAMPING Beds Controlled ladies London Fog bedroom house in country, for sick leave, meals pro- CLOTHING to be sure, it appears that Football Gear Tents Table Lamps JEWELRY trenchcoat. 4 petite. $30 or within 1/2 hour of Lowell. vided. Eastgate Call 897- Bicycles Sleeping Bags Sweepers Watches all my future Februaries. best offers. Gall 691-8273 Children & pets okay, ex- 0284 (Wee Care). Rings MUSIC NASf ER Marchs and Aprils may Mopeds Backpacks Irons cellent references. Call Golf Clubs Hunting Knives Clocks Bracelets "Your Radio Shack Dealer" RIDGEVIEW mean more of the same. Golf Bags Pocket Knives Luggage Sets Necklaces 866-1105. Although that certain spot WE NOW CARRY . SHOPPING CENTER Cassettes • CD's BAHAMA CRUISE - 5 in my heart will always be days/14 nights, As Usual, There Is A Catch! But You Will Appreciate It empty. I shall do my best to & Electrical Needs ORBIT 2173 W. MAIN ST.. Underbooked! Must Sell! FOR RENT Store Front Do not slaml in u THf MAGAZlNf O TM( N(W tflfVlSON carry on, All items brought in for consignment I on Main St in Lowell with place of ilanp-r Irn*!- LOWELL $249/Couple. Limited Tick- 1 shall always love you MUST BE in "Good to Excellent" condition "NO EXCEPTIONS! HOURS: Monday thru FViday 9-8: Samrday 9-5; Closed Sunday living quarters. Excellent iiif! in mirarlt's. ets. (407) 767-8100 ext. James A, West Thank You! We Hope To See You Soon! 209 E. MAIN STREET, LOWELL • PHONE 897-6040 studio apartment Call 897- — Vrahir I'rowrh 4016 Mon - Sat . 9 a.m. -9 Your wife. Dorla. Ph, 897-6411 7538 p.m. The Lowell Ledger-Wednesday, Febnian* 3,1993-Pajje 2H maps used for the site on Cascade Rd. are there areas in Lowell Township that arc suit- Township mulls over its rate of growth able for industrial zoning? ^ On Jan. 28,1991 TolaiuP enue estimated at $361,335. In Lowell Plannine lo be a perspedive of whal I he development and where To help with issues fac- presented his findings to the The board was also assured Commission members faeed eoinmunily is lo be in 10 lo 20 should it be located if so de- ing the board. Bob Toland, of commission. Progressive ini- that no toxic waste would be a quesiion thai many small years. sired? Progressive Engineering, was tially looked at an actual disposed of by such compa- eilies laee: How should ihe Goals ofthe plan were lo Development request ini- called to assist the commis- proposed site al I- 96 and nies as l.T.M. inelude Ihe preservation of tially came from Robert sion with its efforts. Alden Nash

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