25C The Lowell Volume 15, Issue 24 Serving Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 Wednesday, April 24, 1991 Proposed Condo project off to rough start
Lowell Planning Commis- Blough moved the public city water to the site and still hook up to sewer service. Fun St. noted the proposed road for the project that enters sioner Ray Zandstra claims hearing to the top of the be sure there is still enough Mark Baughman of 410 egress from the project onto off James and exits onto Grin- that the James St. hill north agenda because of the large pressure at the bottom of the High St. was also concerned Grindle Dr. "All the streets on dle. "It won't be accessible a of Main St. is a 13.4% grade, number of residents in atten- hill to insure public safety about traffic and wanted to this end of town are already lot of the time because you more than twice the 6% dance (25-30). Glownia took (fire hydrants)," Glownia know why the project washing away. Until you can can't get up James St. when 4t maximum grade recom- the floor first to explain that said. We wanted to go ahead couldn't be accessed from bring the streets up to it snows unless the city salts mended by the Kent County the 80 condos proposed with this meeting anyway, so Main St. Glownia explained minimum standards I don't it immediately," he said. Road Commission. But, for would be 1,150 sq. ft., two we could hear the pros and that several units would have think we should be talking Norene Myers of 1019 E. developers Dick Bryant and bedroom, two bath dwellings cons from the neighbors" he to be sacrificed for a Main about a new project. In my Main questioned Glownia's Gary Glownia who want to with two stall garages and full added. St. approach and the grade opinion, I don't think the city use of the word "affordable" build an 80 unit con- basements. The units would The meeting was then would be too great to be feas- cares about this end of town". when talking about $90,000 dominium project in the be priced at $89,900. opened up to comments from ible. Glownia retorted, "We two bedroom condos. James and High St. area, the Glownia noted that his site the citizens in attendance. Jack Meisner of 810 High don't have any control over McGregor chided in and I hill isn^t the only obstacle plan was a preliminary prop- The pro comments were few St. expressed concerns about how the streets were designed asked Glowai»» where they have to climb. osal and nothing would be and far between, if not com- residents having to help fund or how they are maintained". $90,000 condos are popular Bryant and Glownia were done until the results of a pletely non-existent. Flo Mur- the project through special as- VanderWilp also questioned outside of Grand Rapids. on hand at Monday^ Lowell water availabilty study are re- phy, who lives at the bottom sessments when new water why 1,150 sq. ft. housing Glownia could not offer any Planning Commission meet- viewed. The $2,000 city of the hill at 1106 E. Main and sewer lines pass their should be allowed in an area examples but noted that 1,000 ing to field questions raised funded study is due out next started things off. Her com- homes. "My property taxes zoned R-l requiring 1,500sq. sq. ft. housing in the Valley during a public hearing con- week and will detemine ments included concerns just went up 71%, and I can't ft. homes. Glownia acknow- Vista subdivision is cracking cerning the proposed project. whether sufficient water pres- about erosion caused by the afford the additional burden ledged that a special use per- the $70,000 mark and After being unanimously sure can be supplied to the hilltop development, in- of helping to finance this pro- mit would be required. pointed to that as an indica- 4t elected as Chairman of the 30.82 acre site. We won't go creased vehicle traffic and ject," Meisner said. Doug McGregor of 1012 E. Cont'd., pg. 6 Planning Commission, Mike any further unless we can get costs involved in having to John VanderWilp of 1264 Main questioned the one way
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4 fultom /street cm-an ft- OlVTflCT fo« The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. April 24. 1991 - Page 2 The Representative from National Renaissance Along Main Street The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, April 24, 1991 - Page 3 I ATTENTION CLASS OF 71 LIONS CLUB WHITE CANE WEEK Obituaries The Lowell High School class of 1971 is searching for The Lowell Lions Club will be at area businesses this Education Foundation will speak at Lowell • missing graduates. If you know the whereabouts of any of weekend collecting donations in observance of White Cane am ERLER - Jules E Erler. WISNESKI (WISNER) - the following, please contact Maureen Kennedy Kissinger Week. All proceeds go to the Lions Club's programs to aid pet aged 77. of Lowell, died Tues- Mr. Alex E. Wisneski. aged ment of their skills. nvcr. CO. he grew up u, s at 897-8471 or 897-8092. the sight-impaired. for dren improve academically The class is looking for: Bob Billock, Walt Davies. Lory day. April 16. 1^91. He is sur- 86. formerly of Murray Lake, Renaissance is a partner- rarnemo. CA. where Ik The Alto Lions Club will be out in force the following and socially? p I vived by his wife, Sarah; his veteran of World War II. ship between businesses, clccled student hnK „r Kroes, Amy Lake, Kirby Musick, Marji Prys, Dick Shaw, weekend. The answers to these ques- exi children Julie (Ban) Lyon of widower of Phyllis, passed educators and parents, bring- Mike Stevens, Ray Weeks, Peggy Whaley and Mark With- tions and many more will be p erell. Vpsilanti. Shirley (Kerry) away Sunday. April 14, 1991. ing ideas and people together Z s^" • addressed on Thursday even- OFF THE BLOTTER Tap of Lowell. Beulah Surviving are three brothers to find ways for our children He attended St. \i,rw ing, April 25. from 7 to 9 Off the Blotter was not submitted to us last week by the (Charles) Doyle of Grand and sisters. Phil (Josephine), to experience the true joy of College of California and ifj SPAGHETTI DINNER AT ALTO ELEMENTARY THE LOWELL JAYCEES ARE RECRUITING Lowell Police in time for publication. We are running it p.m. at the Lowell Middle learning. Renaissance New York UniversitN jun)11. Rapids; a sister. Sr. Juliann Theodore Toddy", Carl The Lowell Area Jaycees are looking for young men and this week School Cafetorium for what schools excel at developing Year Abroad Program at r% Erler of Los Angeles; six (Jean) Wisneski, Regina There will be a spaghetti dinner at Alto Elementary as a women, ages 21 to 39 to become members in the nation's promises to he an exciting innovative performance- University of Madrid; then [, fundraiser for the fifth grade, on April 27 from 5 to 8 p. m. grandchildren. Mass of Chris- (Stan) Morcarski, Frances best young people's organization. You will receive individual and entertaining presentation A 14 year old male was apprehended shoplifting from tian Burial was offered Thurs- based incentives and partner- received a B.A from s, Costs is $2 for ages six to twelve, $4 for ages 12 to adult MacFall, Josephine Kalisz, development and leadership skills while working on commu- Food City on West Main St. April 8 and has been referred by Larry Biddle of the Renais- ships. Mary s in l%4. He returned and free to those five and under. day. April 18 at St. Man's sister-in-law. Valerie Wis- nity service programs. into Juvenile Court by Lowell officers. sance Education Foundation. Biddle. the evening pre- lo Spain under the ausp, Church. Lowell. Msgr. James neski. step-daughter. Jackie lCs The Lowell Area Jaycees General Membership meetings The mission of the Renais- Cited into 63rd District Court for Minor in Possession of P. Moran. Celebrant. Memo- (Frank) McNutt; four grand- senter. has a background in of Middlebury College of \or. LAW ENFORCEMENT CLUB WILL HOST CAR WASH take place the first Wednesday of each month at 7 p.m. at sance Foundation is to help Alcohol in a Motor Vehicle April 12 was Janson Hamilton, rials may be made to St. children; many nieces and both business and education. mont and earned a MaMcr\ the Lowell City Hail office. If you need additional informa- every school K-12 in America The Law Enforcement Youth Club, sponsored by the Low- 18, of Lowell. Mary s Church. nephews. He was a member He currently tours the country degree. He has taught mu- tion, please contact Lindy Weiland at 281-2053 or Jackie promote and achieve ell Police Department, will have a car wash this Saturday. Arrested by Lowell officers April 12 for Driving While of St. Patrick Church. Par- giving speeches and seminars dents Spanish and has held Foster, 868-6766. academic excellence - in ef- April 27. It will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Family License Suspertded, 2n3 Offense, Resisting and Obstructing MILLER-Vesta M Miller, nell; American Legion Post on how the Renaissance numerous administrative p
ZBWXSW* •rev225*^mmrnmrnm? * 22222r 414 East Mam St. - 897-4153 Publisher In 1990 Kruywyk cut $5.00 OFF (616) H97-926I Roth-Coon Cemetery three On All Service Costs During Sidewalk Sale 897-6200 WESTOWN Across from Wittenbach Sccond ( lass Postage Paid at Lov\ell. Ml times. That will change to six OkJs—Pontiac—GMC Days Only • Thurs., Fri. A Sat, April 25-26-27 746 West Main, Lowell Service Hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 1425 West Mam St. Published every Wednesda\ cuttings in 1991. State Savings Bank foutl NOUSINC SERVICE INSTALLATION * 24 HOUR SERVICE Monday thru Friday; Saturdays, 9:00 a.m. • 1:00 p.m. LENDER "Kruywyk asked for t^' ^ Phone: 897-6200 R0CKF0RD POSTMASTER Semi address changc lo 1002 W Mam, Lowell (Crystal Flash Plaza) 897-4123 'W M prtfwto in Mvance «nd some quamAvs ano wes f/rst m Financial Service. change because with jus( rrvay Cx IxnMdanVW MlnolnM JfntMdonsomduH R^ncfwcto C» »9i*fl-fitrt iloctt Wf (*0^ *t mtcomut nMn* 'm- i rx 6835 Beldmg Road. N.E. - 874-8330 11 Led8er P0 128 l ()w |1 M r court cuitomtn S* you» mDumxitft Urin » Dm* k* rw p.« crr&l tnd Jwo Wtr Gu*»r*t tram MMwT ' - c - three cuttings it could nt,! keep up with the growth ol the lawn." Dick Huver said The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, April 24, 1991 - Page 4 Vows Spoken Fairbrothers celebrate The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, April 24, 1991 - Pajje 5 I Engagement Told 70 years of marriage Viewp int • •
W.B. Flagg is among many, most in Grand Rapids, 50 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - APR. 24,1941 ! who ate tainted meat. He's under a doctor's care. State Highway Commissioner Donald Kennedy pre- by Police Sergeant Webb of Grand Rapids, asserts that dicts that Michigan's tourist business will soar this sum- Priscilla almost all crime there and elsewhere is perpetrated by mer, due to the war overseas. Lussmyer tramps. The National Defense training course in General Met- The old red schoolhouse at Merriman's Corner near als for boys 17-24 and out of school is meeting five Morse Lake has been torn down. nights a week. M. Story's barn at South Boston burns when a hen The high school orchestra, and violin soloist Elizabeth flies against a lantern. Ramsay win No. 1 ratings at the state band and or- chestra festival. 75 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - APR. 20, 1916 Bean growers are asked to increase acreage for The night school closes the term with 25 attendees; Lend-Lease and defense stamps (10c - $5 each) go better attendance is predicted next time with more pub- on sale. * licity. An egg a day is recommended by scientists to im- Plays and operas are in production in the schools, prove American nutrition. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Mettemick with parties and box socials reported by various groups. 25 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - APR. 21,1966 Eva and Carlton Fairbrother Monthly exams next week. Teachers' salaries range from $5,300 to $8,268. Cheryl Marie Krebs of nise Krebs was Maid of The Wolverine Paved Way plans are set in disarray Five grass fires in four days provoke the annual warn- Emerson H. Stevens and Carol Anderson Ledger Entries Grand Rapids, daughter of Honor and Beth Wisner and Carlton and Eva They have three children when proponents of the defeated southern, or Lake ing about careless burning and cigarette smoking. Emerson H. Stevens and The couple will be wed on David and Susanne Krebs, Nancy Reinhart were brides- (Ketchum) Fairbrother, will living: Vernon Fairbrother of of 100,75,50 and 25 Years Ago Odessa, route are in the majority at a sparsely-attended St. Mary's holds an open house for its addition of two Carol Anderson have an- May 25 at the Wesleyan and Terry Michael Metter- maids. Amanda Wisner was observe their 70th wedding Caledonia, Robert Fair- meeting of directors. It will take awhile to straighten classrooms and an all-purpose room. nounced their engagement Church at 2 p.m. nick, of Alto, son of Harold Flower Girl. anniversary on Saturday, brother of Wilkesboro, NC things out. Former Lowellite Richard Onan is setting up produc- and wedding. and Ruth Mettemick, were Best Man was Ron Metter- April 27, an occasion which and Donna Wilhelm of Grand 100 YEARS AGO IN THE JOURNAL - APR. 22,1891 In the ninth week of fighting over the French fortress, tion in a plant in France for Dow International. married on December 29, nick with Tim Mettemick and few married couples are Blanc, MI; 10 grandchildren Grand Rapids' bonded indebtedness is more than a Verdun, 400,000 casualties have been claimed by The South Boston Grange is stripped of kitchenware 1990. Bryan Roodvoets, serving as privileged lo celebrate. and 23 great-grandchildren million dollars. British and German forces. by thieves. Evergreen Church The wedding took place at groomsmen. Ushers were Mr. and Mrs. Fairbrother A card shower is planned South Congregational Pete VanHaver and Craig were married April 27, 1921 in their honor, with cards ad Along with the sunny weather and the laid back, don't do the Keys drinking a beer, than freezing my A- in the North." at Romeo, Ml and were Alto dressed to them at Lowell Church in Grand Rapids. De- Harig. J anything loo fast attitude, which everybody adjusts to almost "I love the Keys, only here, is drinking beer considered a presents program on area residents for 29 years be- Medical Care Center, 350 N immediately upon arrival, this resort area is full of characters. sport,'' McCloud explained. fore moving lo the Lowell Center St., Lowell. Mi In the short time I've been here, I've been intrigued by Another popular sport down here is Jimmy Buffen bashing. Vietnam veterans Medical Care Center in the 49331. hud's Michael McCloud, the West Virginian has been kicking back, The entertainment is deluged by requests for Buffett tunes. Happy Birthday summer of 1990. playing music in the Keys for 32 years. His home for now Those requests are often filled by a medley of Jimmy's greatest An evening lo "Welcome non-profit, non-denomina- at least, is "Sloppy Joe's', one of the happening places to be hits. This way Buffett is covered in roughly five minutes. Home" our Vietnam veterans tional, incorporated fellow- houghts while on Duval Street. Key West has a lot of fast food type places, but if you w ith song and praise: A video ship of Vietnam veterans and APR. 25: Chris Hildenbrand, Shawna Austin, S.' Jolene His stage presence is also laid back and simple. All he uses enjoy fine dining, as I do and my vacation comrades, Diane featuring Dave Roevers; plus staff who seek to provide Mike Hale, Edna Harig. Ayres, Lena Lehman, Lor- is a bar stool, a microphone, his guitar, a refreshment and and Rick,do as well, the Keys has a number of those type Christian support and coun- a guest speaker Mr. Jerry APR. 26: Lisa Wright, raine King. Homespun his cigarettes. His attire includes sneakers, blue jeans, a t-shirt establishments. seling. They arc financially Gore, a Vietnam veteran of Marsha Ray, Casey Brown. APR. 29: Laura Beth Kropf, Dateline: Key West, Florida and an old 1944 Si. Louis Browns baseball cap. His eyes Thanks to a lip from someone we all know, who frequents the U.S. Army will be pre- supported by free will, tax Bonnie Baird Ball, Tim Randy Baker, K.J. Vezino, Devotions Location: The Reach Hotel, A Casablanca setting, if you will. light up when the Northern tourist inquires about the cap. this area often, we enjoyed 3'/: hours of wonderful food and sented at the Evergreen Mis- exempt donations and spiritu- Pfaff. Ron Pawloski, Jerrold Jenny Hoffman, Bryan Roth. "Not many people can tell me the team and year for this refreshments at "Louie's Backyard." From a calaman ap- sionary Church, 10501 ally supported by faithful Richmond, John W. Guas- Patricia Wade, Carol Sage. By Pauline Spray It doesn't take long to grow an appreciation for lounging cap," McCloud says. petizer lo the pan seared lamb entree, to the delicious chocolate Settlewood SE. on Sunday, prayer partners. tavino, Ina Fisk. APR. 30: Bob Miller, John poolside and having refreshments brought to you by the wait- While I did not pinpoint the exact year. I did reveal the cheesecake. I left feeling full-filled. April 28 at 6 p.m. Your host is Pastor Glenn APR. 27: Jennifer Warner, Gabrion, Stacey Irwin, Mary ress. In my case, it took an hour on Monday morning. team and guessed in the early 40 s. Well, the poolside waitress has brought me another frozen Point Man Ministries is a Marks. Fred Oesch, Debbie Bur- Linton, Carmen Roudabush. And he arose, and rebuked Spring brings flowers, sun- It's warm down here and they don't want you lo become That's what is great about sports. It lakes two people light concoction to help me hang on in this southern-most part of rows. MAY 1: Warren Johnson, the wind, and said unto the shine, and sudden storms parched. It's important a person keep a good supply of liquids, years apart and provides a common forum, which unites them, Florida. APR. 28: Almira Tisron. even if only for 5-10 minutes between sets. An oyster will produce a pearl when a foreign body Anna Sharp, Karen Brandt, seas, Peace, be still. And the The world is bright and beau- •-^ato and orange juice, of sorts! such as a grain of sand irritates its soft body The oyster Marge Baron, Timmy Vez- Rick Roih, Dennis Anchors, wind ceased, and there was tiful. All is calm and peace- Like all resort areas. Key West has its strip. Duval Street. Lyrically, McCloud's best known for his "Conch Republic On Assignment in Key West secretes layers of pearl, a calcareous or limestone de- ino, Terese Brown, April Steve Frasier, Ben a great calm (Mark 4:39). ful. But in a few hours time In New Orleans it was Bourbon Street. Song." A classic line in the song is "I'd rather be living in Be Talkin' To Ya'! posit. around the sand to protect itself. LaBine, Kellie Eickhoff, Richmond. clouds have gathered Then the storm strikes, unleashing all its fury. Trees bend and Just prior to slathering his burger up with the mayo I said, but then again you might not. It's kinda' Russian Roulette with condiments. break in the wave of lhe "You might want lo check that stuff out before you eat it." wind's destructive blast. The I'd been watching the mayonaisse ferment into a real good In the "What-The-Heck-Is-it?" department, there's a AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY cozy corner science project for several months. It had separated itself brown paper lunch bag way in the back of the refrigerator ram comes down in torrents that I wouldn't open on a bet. Have you ever seen those Darkness prevails by Roger Brown into three layers of gook. There was a dark brown oil over little radio-controlled robots the police bomb squads have ADA COMMUNITY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE everywhere. a sediment of off-white semi-solid something with the whole BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH works lopped by a layer of grey-green-blue mold. If that to cart off suspected bombs? We need one of those to cart REFORMED CHURCH OF LOWELL Sudden storms strike in lhe 3900 East Fulton stuff had gone on his burger and down the hatch, rather that bag off to a toxic waste site somewhere far away from 7227 Thornapple River Dr 676-1032 201 North Washington Street REV RAYMOND E BEFUS lives of Christians - and when here! Pastor THOMAS J BARTHA REV JIM GELDHOF than the dumpster. we'd have had a real-live work-comp Morning Worship 9 50 A M we least expect them. All is Morning Worship 10 00 A M Church School 10 00 A M claim on our hands. Well, even after reading all this you may think your break- (Broadcast 10 A M WMAX 1470) calm and peaceful until ad\er Sunday School 11 20 m M Morning Worship 11 00 A M In my fifteen years of owning this place I can't remember room refigerator has ours beat, but I've got a kicker. Once Sunday School 11 15 AM All of this brings me to the subject of this week's column Evening Worship 6 00 P M Evening Sen/ice 6 00 P M sity lashes out in all its tiir\. Evening Service 6 00 P M ever making a claim on our workman's compensation insur- ... the "Botulism Bistro" known as the breakroom re- while closing up here late at night I happened to turn off WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS Wednesday Mid-Week Service threatening us with panic and Wednesday Service 7 30 P M ance. There have been a few cuts, bruises and stitches along frigerator. Every workplace has one. Ours is one of the best. the breakroom lights last. In the dark the old Hotpoint had COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUR i Jr Teens Adults 7 00 PM hysteria. Even as we ir\ to the way, but nothing serious enough lo claim. It's not like In fact, if there were a competition for breakroom re- a green glow around it. and don't try lo tell me it was swamp CHURCH HOME WELCOME TO ALL Nursery-Come & Worship With Us pray, it seems God does not there isn't some potential for injury around here. There are frigerators I'd enter ours in a heartbeat. The events could gas. CALVARY CHRISTIAN REFORMED hear. lots of machines with blades, knives, rollers and gears that include "Fuzziest Mold". "Hardest Foodstuff, "Squishiest However, when the storm could maim in a milli-second. We unload six hundred pound Fruit", "Most Toxic Liquid" and "Guess What This Is". We CHURCH OF LOWELL FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY has ceased and everything is pallets of advertising inserts by getting a bunch of us together have solid entrants in all categories. CHURCH OF LOWELL REV CARL J. REITSMA - 897-9836 OF LOWELL quiet once more, we are able and lowering them from the back of a semi onto a little cart. I took a little tour of our salmonella laboratory this morn- Letters 1151 West Mam Street 2275 West Mam Street Meeting at the Lowe'i Middle School to think clearly and pray intel- One slip could mash a hand or foot in a big hurry. We've ing. Way in the back on the bottom shelf is an orange of Lowell. Ml Sunday School 9 45 A M. (12675 Foreman) Morning Worship 10:00 a m ligently. God assures us He been either smart, quick or lucky, and knowing this crew. I undetermined vintage. It has dried, tumed brown and shrunk Sunday Morning Worship Sunday Worship Services 1100AM 4600 PM Dear Editor, in harmony and respect with Sunday School 11:20 a m was with us in the midst ol wouldn't count loo heavily on the first two. to the size of a golf ball. In fact, if a golfer out there would And Chi dren s Activities 10 00 A M Awana • Wednesday 6 30 PM As we celebrated Arbor our earth - after we have de- Evening Worship 6 00 p.m Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7 00 P M the blast. He never has. He I was once pinned to the inside wall of a big truck when like lo try it, I'm sure it would hit further than aTitlelist. Midweek Bip'e Studies and Youth Groups Day this past week. I cannot stroyed it? The environment, LISTENING AND HELPING • JOE GERKIN. PASTOR 897-0017 a two ton press we were moving slipped off a jack. Re- There is a jug of cider that's been in there since the cider Nursery available at both services never will forget nor forsake help but feel saddened by the trees, are here to support 897-0077 Dan Nave Youth Director 897-6737 member the Bugs Bunny cartoon where Yosemite Sam de- season. I'm not sure if that means last fall, or several autumns Barrier Free one of His children. He cares driving down my own road. us, to give us our very breath. mands that Bugs lower the castle drawbridge? Bugs drops ago. The plastic jug has swollen to twice it's size and gone He understands. He sym- Recently, more than 100 trees Over 100 trees can be re- ALTON BIBLE CHURCH the drawbridge and it smashes Sam into the dirt. From un- back down at least once. A South Division wino might drink FIRST CONGREGATIONAL pathizes. He protects have been felled on Bewell planted, but those seedlings Lincoln Lake Ave at 3 Mile Road FIRST UNITED METHODIST From these experiences, derneath the drawbridge you can hear Sam screaming, "Raise it and live, but I don't think it would win any medals at a CHURCH OF LOWELL FRIENDSHIP COUNTRY Ave. in Lowell Township to will never be able to replace Sunday School . 10:00 A M CHURCH OF LOWELL fellow Christians, we learn the drawbridge! Raise the drawbridge!". It was the same wine competition. Morning Worship 1100 A M (United Church of Christ) prepare for its eventual pav- in our lifetime the impressive 621 E Mam Street 897-5936 CHAPEL scene on the truck, only I was screaming, "Jack the press There are also several containers of orange juice in various Evening Praise . . . 6 00 P M 404 North Hudson how to trust. If God is pilot- ing by the Kent County Road oaks that have been lost. We REGULAR HOURS 10200 Grand River Ave up! Jack the press up!". stages of fermentation. One plastic jug of the stuff is cur- Wednesday AWANA 7 00 P M 897-5906 ing our lives. He will guide Morning Worship 9 00 A M and 10 45 A M . Sunday Services 10 30 A M Commission. must realize today the impact (Sept - Apnl) Worship and Church School . . . 10 00 A.M. Well, we came real close to a work-comp claim last Friday, rently bloated with gas and the liquid inside has separated Church School 9 30 lo 10 30 A M Wednesday Bible Study 7 00 P M us aright and bring us safely This is only phase one of we have on our environment, Prayer and Bitxe Study ... 7 30 P M Rev Terry Tessan Pastor but the near miss came from a source you might not expect. into several layers. It's sort of a "home grown Tequila Sun- BOB ROUSH. PASTOR into harbor when "sudden Eleanor Martin Director of Education REV WILLIAM AMUNDSEN, MINISTER rise". Another orange juice container is a tin can that has the construction, which had and try to save what we can REV KENNETH R MCGEE, Pastor 897-7489 We were putting the finishing touches on the Buyers Guide Roger MacNaughton . Director of Musw: Nursery available at both services storms" strike. originally projected a loss of 897-5648 or 897-4273 in getting it ready to go to the printers. As usual, the crew rusted to look much like the fenders on a *72 Datsun driven for our children. One person Barner-Free Nursery Provided Barrier Free Entrance Prayer: Heavenly Father. YOU ARE WELCOME' that goes to the printing plant to insert the flyers and prepare in Michigan winters. just over 100 trees total for can make a difference - if Thou wilt guide hie safely the publication for mailing was hanging around, goading us There is a container of vegetable dip with a healthy crop this Natural Beauty Road. enough people arc willing to through the journey ot life 11 to hurry things up. I swear, you'd think they had something of mold growing on it. It's too bad we didn't shape the stuff With phase two starting next listen. I keep my hand in Thine spring, I estimate we will lose MISSIONARY CHURCH ST. MARY'S better to do on a Friday night. into a sheep. We could sell it as a Chia-Pet like they advertise Minnie Kansman GOOD SHEPHERD Teach me to remain confident on late-night TV. twice the amount originally t 10501 Settlewood Ph. 897-7185 CATHOLIC CHURCH One of the crew, a hollow-legged teenage boy, had gone Dear Editor: and serene when "sudden quoted. LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday School 9:45 A M 402 N Amity next door for a big hamburger and fries to go. He sal it Every Christmas the Lowell Rotary sells a gift pack of Hats off to Mary! On April storms" strike. I am tnisimg Worship Service 11 00 A M MSGNR JAMES MORAN down at a desk in the composing room and disappeared four jars of C.J. Christoff sauces. Each year I donate a set To see this senseless de- 17 she hit the nail on the head! Evening Service 6 00 P M 10305 Bluewater Highway MASSES in Thee. Amen. momentarily, reluming with a jar of mayonnaise from the of German style mustard, horseradish sauce, shrimp sauce struction of one of our great- I feel she said what most Prayer and Praise - Wed . 7 30 P M Morning Worship 10 00 A .M While life's dark maze 1 break room refrigerator. Yeh, the burger was already liberally and tartar sauce to our breakroom bacteria factory. I've been est resources, for the conveni- GLENN H. MARKS • Senior Pastor 897-9110 Saturday Mass people feel about the City & Sunday School & Adult Bible Class 9 00 A M 530 PM ences of a few, is very hard STAN GERIG - Associate Pastor 897-5894 Sunday Masses tread. dressed with condiments, but when you're a perpetually a Rotarian for eight or nine years now, so it's probably not Council wasting tax dollars JOSEPH FREMER PASTOR s 9 00 4 11 00 AM ALL ARE WELCOME' And griefs around me spread. hungry seventeen year old boy, an extra half inch of mayo real a real good idea to paint your hot dog with mustard to comprehend. When will 897 8307 Cont'd., pg. 6 (Barrier Free) Be Thou my Guide just might help fill lhe void. from our refrigerator You might get a newer iarof something. mankind realize we must live Ray Palmer The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, April 24, 1991 • Page 6 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, April 24, 1991 • Page 7 Th • Condo project, continued from page 1 pnergetic Glownia listened tion that his project is feasi- tion when a vchicle coming water pressure, the James St. three units per acre we are plan as submittal mi intently,
ble. down James couldn't stop, Hill, who will rpay. density well within any guidlines for dered to he in the city s bcs cred that a)j ' . . . . t il ?_* TV* lic» •nr>liiH*>rl ~ s concerns To address comments from and questioned the wisdom of and eventual completion, density requirements. Lowell interest". The list included would be citizens worried that the pro- a project that would have 180 David and Sandra Stuffer also is growing and we'd like to concerns about water supply, ^on a subsequent dc- Sl 111 ject would get started and cars coming and going each submitted a list of similar help it grow. We think this is storm water drainage, vemeu- P' the results then be left unfinished be- day. Myers also wondered if concerns. a good use for this property", lar traffic, project phasing. ^watcr study art favora- cause the price was too high, the project wouldn't be an ad- Glownia summed up boy Zandstr^anasira methen piocmtpresenteud oa widtwiwmhi of street (24 *ft." rprop"r - ^ -lipubliT c 'T"hearin" g Was Glownia said, "Half the units verse impact on an area that saying the area does not meet long typewritten list of his osed). no sidewalks shown, c with no action on the have lo be pre-sold prior to is probably considered a the criteria for a "wetlands", concerns titled, "Cursory re- no lighting shown, noon-site issue. constmction and all the utility "wetlands 'by theD.N.R. He In regard to the density com- view, issues of concern re- amenities (i.e. parks, playg- expenses have lo be borne by also raised concerns about ments he said, "At less than fleeting site development rounds) and landscaping. the developer. I ihink this is storm water runoff when lhe besi use for this prop- large amounts of rainwater erty". arc displaced by the street and City may accept outside waste Pal Murphy of 431 James rooftops of the proposed de- Lowell's Waste Water Councilman Jim Hodges condo site. I don't believe the Pasquale said he would rc Si. noted lhal il was "Earth velopment. Treatment Plant Superinten- explained that he thought il City wants to take in too port back to the Council «»n Day" and questioned the en- Tammy Lucas of 430 dent, Mark Mundt. presented the City was to accept outside much outside substance." the fee structure estahlhhcd vironmental impact that James said she was most con- requests from outside com- discharge, il should be sure Thompson said. hy himself and Mundi would be made by the prop- cerned about the traffic the panies lo dump discharge at the Plant could handle it and osed project. Glownia project would create, but also the Lowell Waste Water it should make il worth its Letters, continued answered that only 24 of the wondered how water could be Treatment plant, at the Low- while. "I think the charge 30 available acres would be supplied to the site when the ell City Council's April meet- should supply us with a on projects lhal are un- There is so little "counir\" affected by the street and con- people already there can't get ing. surplus. If we have the capa- finished or unnecessary. Over left, leave it be before it in dos and there would still be water pressure most of the The plant feels 99 percent bility to handle it and there half the streets in this town also loo late. As for the lots of "green" left on the site. time. Her comments were sure that it could make an in- is no undue burden, then it arc in bad. bad repair and you school's Vh acres of parking Chuck Myers of 1019 E. supported by her neighbors in formed decision on its own makes sense. I also think we constantly fill in holes year lot?This is ridiculous. Create Carol Johnson recently entertained students at St. Mary's School with her "Music The students at St. Mary's had a great time singing along, echoing responses and Main St. removed himself as attendance. in regards to this matter," should keep the distance after year. We have parks money by issuing a program with a Message." sometimes, moving and laughing, along with Carol Johnson, as she entertained. Johnson was a winner at ^er outstanding contribution a member of the Planning Two letters opposing the Mundt said. "But, it would local," he said. enough for a town this size, for the sports to produce its Her songs are "Music with Carol Johnson look her heartwarming participation alures and the environment, 10 Commission and addressed project were read into the re- like the City to be involved The duration for dumping Creekside is quickly becom- money from ticket sales, or a Message." elementary show to St. program raised questions health of body and spirit, ap- the National Children's education. the issue as a neighbor. Myers cord by City manager David in that decision as much as discharge was set at the ing a "Party Park" for kids whatever. And we have mx Her audience is adoles- Mary's on Wednesday, and about individual self worth, preciation and creativity, Songwriting competition in Writes Patty Rosely, Denver, Colorado. She was Executive Director, Council noted that there has been at Pasquale. Jim and Cheryl the City cares lo be." maximum of six months with and a mating ground for schools now, at least two are cents showing appreciation, through an energetic, personal potential, living ere- cooperation, peace, love and or er orm n least one fatal accident at the Blodgett of 721 Hillside Ct. The two companies that renewal a possibility. At the people to leave their un- tairly new, we do not need a just plain fun. voted favorite performer by ^ P f ' g Arts for Chil- dren Caro, James and Main St. intersec- cited concerns about traffic, have approached the Plant are same time, the City can ter- leashed animals. new one. Straighten out your St. Mary's children from West Michigan's "Mel- ' " Johnson lights U room and Ada Beef and Foremost In- minate the agreement at any I can list a lot of problems budget and your priorities. I all grades joined in the sing- ropolitan Parent Magazine." P gently Lowell Middle School issues touc surance Company. "Ada time during that six months. the City can currently cure to have two kids in these ing, echoing responses and Johnson was also the red- hes each child in the au- Beef approached us but never Councilman Thompson make the town a better place schools, and I do not see them sometimes laughing as pient of the Michigan Educa- ^ence. Her sweet, melodic vo ce turns came back. It's problem was said he believed a high fee to live: suffering loo greatly. 3rd quarter honor roll Johnson sang about the "stuff lion Association Award of * ^e ho-hums of that it grew faster than its should be charged in hopes it I Repair the streets more ef- Lowell used lo he a nice of life" that is important to Recognition Region 9, for everyday living into a joyful celebration of life. ELEcman treatment plant," Mundt said. encourages companies to teclively; place lo live, but lateK it's 1st Semester send, Sara Triplett, Amara Schmidt, Joseph Seitz, Brad- their well being. "Foremost could not meet its deal with their problems fas- 2. Take a hard look at your questionable. We have 6th Truax, Jessica VanderWal, ley Simkins, Scott Smith, ter. Thompson and the rest of nitrogen limit and thus has schools and its teachers, egomaniacs on City Council Kendra Akers, Ryan Ak- Angela Ward, Scott West, Daniel Spicer, Nick Staal, asked to truck its domestic the Council, did not believe Some of them need to be and School Board and there samilowski, Jennifer Al- Tamara Wilcox, Brian Will- Tamara Stauffer, Stephanie waste to the Lowell plant." charging the current $20 a looked ai hard' are too many unfinished pn»- £rink, Deanna Anchors, marth, Sarah Wingeier, Greg Slormzand, Holly Stouffer, ATTENTION *•* Mundt added that the pro- dav was worth the City's 3 Sewer system could be bet- jects they expect us to finish Heidi Anderson, Jessica Woodhead. Curt Symko, Cara Thaler, lcr cedure followed in the last time. Mundt pointed out that * They want us lo dish oui Anslett, Conine Amett, Cynthia Thomas, Joel Lowell Area Business Leaders and two emergency cases has in- there arc no man-hours 4. Finish your sidewalk pro- our hard earned mone> tor Hope Ayers, Heidi Bencker, 7th Uzarski, Emily VanStrien, volved looking at the com- needed on the part of lhc ject and outside meter for their flash in the pan loolish- Mackenzie Bennett, Nicholas Cheryl Anderson, Melissa Beth Wilcox, Chris Wilcox, High School Parents...Don't Miss This!!! pany and the discharge, and Lowell plant. Everything water project. ness. SPEAK OUT he tore \\\ Berrington, Jason Birman, Anderson, Lisa Anes, Stacey Cynthia Williams, Andrea analyzing the data. would be covered by lhc We let these town Council coo late! We elected them. Aaron Bloem, Jenny Borg, Ashbrook, Jeana Babcock, Willison, Heather Young. "There is a surcharge when company. members decide for us what they must listen. II enough ol Aaron Brander, Matthew Jacqueline Bay, Jennifer Elizabeth Zeeuw. WHO: Larry Biddle of the "National Renaissance Foundation" there are compatible sub- The Council agreed thai we need. Maybe lor once, we us SPEAK OUT and tell ihem vBreslin, Denny Briggs, Behrens, Michelle Bil- stances in excess of the sewer Lowell City Manager. Dave should tell them what we what WE want done. Kevin Brown, Melody lingsley, Andrea Bishop, 8th WHAT: How you can become a "partner in excellence" and help ordinance." Mundt said. Pasquale and Mundt needed want. We elect a lot of our Long-term res idem Rrubaker, Katie Bulthuis, Jeremy Bobo, Benjamin Courtney Amett, Dena promote academic excellence at the Lowell High School. "When there are non-compat- to establish a new fee struc- City employees, therefore Darlene Funkes Michelle Burton, Brian Boggs, Becky Bradley, Dawn Beers, Melissa Beule. Mag- ible substances in excess of ture. they work for or with us lo Carslens, Jeffrey Catlin, Burrows, Matthew Carslens, gie Blanding, Rose Boruta, WHERE: Lowell Middle School Cafetorium the sewer ordinance they arc "With the new school situ- improve our City. Speak Up Robert Cindric, Bradley Sarah Chandler, Cindy Cook, Becky Cattanach, Isaac not accepted . " ation and the possibility of a before it's too late! Danielle Cook, Wendy Chandler, Jamie Compton, Claus, Sabrina Conger, WHEN: Thursday, April 25,1991, from 7:00-9:00 p.m. Joseph Corey, Michael Cur- Cowles, Kelli DesJarden, Michelle Dykslra, Brad tis, Megan DeZwaan, Jon Karen Dykslra, Nicole Holtz, Mike Ingersoll, Ruth Dean, Amanda Eggerding, Eggerding, Paul Estes, Chris- Joslin, Alison Kissinger, WHY: Because you care and want to make a difference for the youth Christy Ennis, Diana Pick, toper Goggins, Ryan Richie Kline, Collin Korb, and the future of our community. 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Mam 897-5648. 265 Lakeside Dr. NE group regular meetings at 7 p.m Story Hour at Calvary Chnstian with program following at St.. Lowell at 8:00 p.m WED., APR. 24: Arrowhead in the Alto Elementary School Reformed Church. 1151 W Schneider Manor For further in- Golf Ladies Wed . Night League SAT, MAY 11: One dollar buys cafeteria. Mam, Lowell 9:30 - 10:45 a m formation call President Janet SATURDAYS - Take Off 12 hours of lamming, Nstenmn Nursery provided Bovee at 897-8112. Pounds Sensibly Tops #M11493 meeting at 5:30 p m. at Ar EVERY 1ST & 3RD TUESDAY: meets every Sat. at 8:30 a m in rowhead Golf Course. Anyone and dancing at the Lowell Se- renity Clubs benefit Blues Jam Lowell Lions Club meets at 6:30 EVERY SECOND TUESDAY EVERY THIRD SUNDAY: The the Congregational Church interested please attend or call p.m. at Look Memorial Fire Sta- The Lowell Area Fishing Club Flat River Snowmobile Club basement in Lowell Corner of Carol McGregor. 897-5272 be- Session Begins at 1 p m at 101 tion. South Hudson, Lowell now meets at the Flat River meets at the clubhouse at 11841 Spnng and Hudson Sts. Weigh- fore May 1. New members wel- Mam St., Lowell Non-alcoholic Snowmobile Clubhouse on Pot- Potters Rd. A Potluck is at 12:30 ins from 8:30 a m til 9 00 a m come refreshments available Call 897-8831 for more info 2ND WEDNESDAY: Mens ters Road, just East of Montcalm p.m. with business meeting fol- breakfast at Lowell Senior Ave. at 7:00 p.m. All prospective lowing. New members and TUESDAYS - Take Off Pounds SAT, APR. 27: Saranac Pre- FRI., MAY 17: Motorcoach inn Center. 314 S. Hudson St Call members or interested individu- guests are welcome. Sensibly Tops #MI 372 meets School Community Garage 897-5949 for reservations als are cordially welcome every Tuesday evening at the Sale Craft Show at Saranac to Meadow Brook Hall. Cost is QUA-KE-ZIK SPORTSMEN'S Lowell Congregational Church High School from 9 to 4 p m. $44.50 and reservations are LISTING LOWELL AREA ARTS COUN- FIRST THURSDAY OF EACH CLUB: meets every 2nd and 4th basement Corner of Spnng and Space available at $10 a space due by May 1. Call Marge ai GIL: 149 S. Hudson St. Hours: MONTH: The Bowne Township Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. at the Club Hudson Sts. Weigh-ins at 5:45 Set up time 8 lo 9 a m Raffle 897-8434 to make your reserva- tions. Monday thru Fnday. 1 to 5 p.m.; Histoncal Society will hold regu- building at 11400 Foreman p.m. drawing at 4 p m sharp! Call Saturdays and Sundays, 1 30 to Sharon at 642-6079. MAGAZINE lar meetings at the Old Township Road. Lowell. 4:30 p.m. Closed holidays Hall, at Bowne Center, on the THURSDAYS: Take Off Pounds FIRST MONDAY - Children s Phone 897-8545. first Thursday of each month at EVERY 1ST WEDNESDAY - Sensibly Tops Ml No 333. FRI., MAY 3: Kiss Me Kate" Love Festival will hold a meet 7:30 p.m. No December meet- Lowell Area Jaycees meet at 7 Saranac. meets every Thursday opens at the Greenville Area ing the first Monday of each WOMEN OF THE MOOSE ing. p.m. at the Lowell City Hall New evening at the Saranac Public Li- Community Theatre at 8 p.m. month at the home of Clyde and \ Features Complete Chapter night meeting is held the members welcomed. Member- brary Weigh-ins at 6:45 p m. Esther Newell. 11515 Grand first Monday of each month, at 8 EVERY SECOND THURSDAY: ship 21 -39 years of age Leader- TUES., MAY 7: Mother-Daugh- River Dr. SE at 7 p.m. Listings of Lowell p.m. Lowell VFW Auxiliary No. 8303 ship training through community SECOND MONDAY OF EACH ter banquet will be held at the meets at 3:30 p.m. at the VFW involvement. For location of MONTH: The Lowell Area Lowell First United Methodist EVERY SUNDAY - Singles Cable TV Channels WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Bus- Post. 307 W. Main Street. Lowell. meeting, please call 897-6186 Schools Board of Education Church Sanctuary Cost is $5 dance featunng "Touch of iness Meeting is held the third meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Board adults. $2 age 6-12 and 5 and Class". 508 and 60s music On A Daily Basis. Monday of each month, at 8 p.m. EVERY SECOND WEDNES- EVERY 1ST & 3RD TUESDAY of Education office located in the under free. Reservations: call Cost $5. Holiday Inn Crowne Middle School. 12685 Foreman Alice Ryder. 897-7393 or Bertha Plaza, 5700 28th St Grand Road. Jessup. 897-7366 Rapids. 1-96 at 28th St then Complete & east 2 blocks. EVERY MONDAY EVENING: TUES., MAY 7: The Grand Easy To Use Lowell Middle School students 'Euchre" will be played at the Rapids Ostomy Association will Notlc#s in the Ledger's "Com- V.F.W. Post 8303 at 7:30 p.m meet at 7 p.m. in the Bowen ing Events" are free of charge Admission is $1. pnzes. Public Room of the Kentwood Public to any non-profit organiza- Listings Coincide honored for MEAP scores welcome Library, 4700 Kalamazoo Ave.. tion in the Lowell, Ada, Alto, SE. For information, call 534- and Saranac area. We prefer With Numbers On EVERY MON. & TUES. MORN- 4424 or 455-4692 such noticea to be kept brief ING - Coffee Break Biole Study and to be aubmitted by mail, Your Tuner Pictured are Lowell Middle School seventh and eighth grade students holding their Monday 7:15 to 8:30 p.m.; Tues- SAT, MAY 11: The Grand Valley but will accept notices by certificates of recognition for exceptional performance on the 1990-91 Michigan Edu- day 9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. Dahlia Society will have a tuber phone at 897-9261. Lakeside Community Church. cational Assessment Program tests. Each student listed received 100 percent for their Channel Station City 6201 Whitneyville Rd. MEAP scores. Lowell Township clerk O MTV Music 3RD SAT. OF EACH MONTH - o NASH V.F.W. Post No. 8303 in Lowell, o® WSYM Lansing 307 W. Main. Steak dinner, serv- wants new software WOTV Grind Rapids ing 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. Public in- •o® QD (0 WXMI 6. Rapids vited. Relief for Carol Wells, time the Township purchases (DOS WQVU Grand Rapids EVERY THIRD SATURDAY - Lowell Charter Township its own software package (DO WKAR East Lansing Men s Breakfast 8 a.m. at Lowell clerk, may soon be on its from Fund Balance." Wells (DO WZZM Grand Rapids Assembly of God, 3050 Alden way. said. "The Township hxs ID HBO Premium Nash, (just south of town) Spec- (D TBS Atlanta ial speaker and good food For Wells and Lowell Town- been told the package will in- more into call 897-7047. ship have been waiting a year clude in the upgrade what- e MAX Premium DISN for the State to put together ever is required by the State a Premium THIRD TUESDAY EVENING - 01 USA a voter registration software al the present time." Ladies Joy Fellowship Various FAM Family package which will expedite o topics and special speakers. For Wells said it will take 30 WON Chicago more info call Lowell Assembly the process of splitting pre- days to re-do the precincts ESPN Sports of God at 897-7047 cincts. s once the boundaries are re- 9 CNN News Once the 2,7()0-plus regis- ceived from the state. EVERY SUNDAY EVENING - O CNNHEAD tered voters are in the com- Last year the software Royal Rangers for the boys. Mis- o NICK sionettes for the girls for kids kin- puter. Wells will be able to package cost SI.500 The SD A&E dergarten and up. Chnst Ambas- move names around by street Township Board asked that ID PASS Troy CONTAINS LISTINGS FOR FRIDAY, APR. 26, THRU sadors for the youth (7 thru 12 addresses. Currently, Wells Wells get a price prior to the WWMT Kalamazoo grades). Chnstian Clubs to help 99 CD must go through the book and board giving permission tor our children grow through the ffiffl) WUHQ Battle Creek THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1991 means of achievement prog- check the ones that are mov- the purchase. Q)U5) WILX Lansing rams. special activities, crafts ing. The Township Clerk said ffi® WLNS Lansing and basic moral learning. For "We've been wailing a she'd have that information DISC An ordinary family finds trouWa lurking In thalr backyard whan their long-lost unda (Mark Harmon, plcturad) dacida* more info call Lowell Assembly year on the State. I think it's by the next meeting. •ffl TNT Atlanta to maka MmaaH at homa In Shadow ola Doubt, a Hallmark Hall of Fama Prasantation airing Sunday on CBS. Tha ttiriUar of God at 897-7047. la a ramaka of an AHrad Hitchcock daaalc. First row. left to right: Dan Spicer. Reggie Reynolds. Hank Sluis, Heather Young. Dianna Rice; second row: Matt Inman, Tim Yaw. Joel Uzarski, Marty Stevens. LOWELL LIBRARY - HOURS! Open Mon. 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 Emily VanStrien. Tom Roudabush; third row: Michelle Osterhaven. Brad Schoen. p.m.; Wed., 12:30 to 8:30 p.m. Just 15 Minutes Matt Mix. Chris Wilcox. Chris Seme, Jeff Stepek. Not pictured are: Evie Boone, and Fri. & Sat., 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. From Lowell Joseph Merrills. Tammy Stauffer. 2ND AND 4TH MONDAY 1991 NIGHTS: Men s Life Bible study JOHN CLORE 1991 group will meet at Calvary Chns- tian Reformed Church in the Sales Representative Narthex All men in the commu- nity are welcome Call 897-6215 Ranger • Gas shocks or 897-7555 for more informa- PLAINFIELD LINCOLN, MERCURY • 16.3 gallon fuel tank tion. • 4.91 EFI 6 cylinder Res • 2.3L EFI dual plug 1-4 F150 GRAND RAPIDS. Ml - (616)897-9167 • All-season radial tires 2ND THURSDAY OF MONTH: Bus. (616)363-5551 • 5 speed manual O.D.- 29 MPG • 20 MPG All Lowell Area Senior Citizens • Black front bumper with rubstrip • 5 speed manual O.D. trans. are invited to attend the Lowell t Community Ed Lunch and Learn $ • Rear cargo light at 12:15 p.m. given at the Lowell • Tinted glass High School Cost of lunch is it Black Grill • Tinted glass $2.00 7,499 9,999 Happy • Aero halogen headlights • Aero Halogen impact resistant EVERY WEDNESDAY - 1 p m • Rebate applied just add freight, tax & license ' Rebate applied just add freight, tax & license headlights Senior bowling for those over 55 24th • Black fold away mirrors at Rollaway Ltd.. Lanes $1 per • Black windshield molding • Bright low mount chrome, game Birthday • Black front spoiler swing away mirrors 4TH WEDNESDAY OF EACH • Quick release tailgate 5 • Quick release tailgate i MONTH: The Womens Break- DAVID 897-8431 HAROLD fast at the Lowell Senior Center • Color keyed cloth headliner fOBE® • Deluxe Argent styled steel wheels 314 S. Hudson 897-5949 for re- • Full instrumentation-volt, oil. temp servations. CAREY . • Full instrumentation-temp-oil Hratrram, /EKjLER & gauges EVERY WEDNESDAY: Awana amp meter */evE# from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Alton Bible LOWELL • Side vent windows Among those honored for their MEAP scores are, left to right, first row: Kristi Love, • Black scuff plates MORI: THAN CARS PEOPLE Church. (Corner of Lincoln Lake 19ti7 & 1988 & 1989 Nethercot, Cara Thaler, Jacque Bay, Roxann Eldersma, Austin Hardy, Scott Smith; and 3 Mile) Children ages 3 and MON i •'•ED • AM/FM digital stereo with clock • Trip odometer T DEALER AWARD second row: Wendy Cowles, Tracy Loughlin, Matt Nave, Stephanie Newell, Monica up are welcome to join in on the Rhonda T JES HURS i FRI F O R I) • 5 All-season radial tires Jaarsma, Mike Johnson; third row: Chris Goggins, Beth Wilcox, Anna Luyk, scriptures learning, fun. fellow- • Interal wipers ship and games For more infor- Elizabeth Zeeuw, Cindy Cook, Dennis Williams, Jamie Brandt, Paul Estes. mation or to set-up transporta- 0 GMNgan't Itiand 9400 NathvtNa Now 00°' The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday. April 24. 1991 - Page 12 00 0®DEA: Special Teak OLogan'tRun sWkTT^H... 0 SporttCantar plane's pilot and co-pHot. t shea- The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. 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Dan Duryea 7:00 m Muek Videoe NeweWalch the Nerdt II: Nerdt in Peradlee to New York City by attigmng him Evidence (CC) 0 Mr. Ed O Newt/Style With Elta [MAX] MOVIE: Love Flnde SMKUJ ii- arlllif are threatened by alcoholiam. and 8^)0 • MOVIE: Tha Mg Picture A (CC) 0 [MAX] MOVIE: Peacemaker 1954 0 O Faarie Tale Theatre Tatum • v April I5fs match with East On Saturday, April 20 the The Red Arrows scored junior thirdbaseman, KipCar- lowed in the sixth inning. Philips later scored on a fiel- with no-outs, to earn the save Armstrong and Travis Zindar defeated Edo Zylstra in Bulldogs John Holliday and nament finishing in second singles. Chad Werdon placed Red Arrow Varsity baseball their runs in the sixth inning. penter, who had three put- when firstbaseman, Jason der's choice and another for Miedema, giving up no irand Rapids was postponed defeated Lowell's Jens Pues- number one singles, 6-3,6-3; Chris Roberts. They defeated place. Big Rapids won the seventh and won one point. team began their first in a With one out, Ryan Peel and outs and eight assists for the Essex drew a base-on-balls, Depew single. earned runs on zero hits. The .cause of rain and was re- chel and Jason Graber. 6-2, Jason White was victor in Jason Graber and Jens Pues- tournament with 18 points to Al first doubles, Gregg series of five straight road Jeff Lillie drew base-on- day. Kip made one play to his stole second and came home Compton came in relief Red Hawks scored their lone scheduled for April 30. 6-0; Steve Simmons and Jay number two singles, defeat- chel, 7-5, 2-6, 7-6. In Lowell's 17. Gruizenga and Jerud Mier- games on somewhat shaky balls. Centerfielder, Jeff left and one play to his right when senior Rob Phillips de- with men on first and second run in the seventh on an error, Lowell traveled to North- Taylor defeated Red Arrows, ing Ionia's Nate Agostini, 6- number three doubles Mike Coach Abel commented, kalns finished first and won ground, losing to Grand Compton got credit for two that were about as good as livered a pinch-hit single. zicw on Wednesday. April Jesse Davidson and Mike 1, 7-6; number three singles Lindhout and Jesse Davidson "I had been waiting for us to three points; al second dou- Rapids Union. 8-3 in game RBI's as he doubled to right any play that I've seen from || 7 to face a strong Northview Lindhout in the number thrce was won by Red Arrow Matt defeated Bulldogs, Cong play better and we did during bles. Jens Pueschel and Jason number one at Valley Field. centerfield. Compton scored a thirdbaseman in high )eam. Northview has great doubles, 6 -2, 6-4. Shinabarger, who defeated Duong and Kurt Webster. this tournament. Il was excit- Graber finished first and won The Red Arrows, however, the final run when Jon Hutfilz school." Arrows topple Greenville, 10-3 Jcpth from top to bottom and In exhibition play Mike Ryan Gregory, 6-4, 6-1; In exhibition play, number ing for me to see us play well three points and gold medals. settled down to take the night- singled. Grand Rapids Union A seven-run sixth inning and eight. Lillie finished with snared a line drive down the kas just too strong for Low- Schwedler defeated Lowell's number four singles T.J. five singles. Red Arrows and with good sportsman- At third doubles, Mike cap 5-1 over the Red Hawks. In game two, sophomore opened the door in the third propelled Lowell's baseball four RBIs on the day. first base line for an unas- Hi the score was Northview Chad Werdon, 6-4, 6-0 in Ross of Ionia defeated Ryan Chad Werdon and Lane Mil- ship." Lindhout and Jesse Davidson Tough luck pitcher. Troy Chris Miedema. earned his inning on a third-strike pass team to a 10-3 win over the Ryan Peel went 2-for-3 sisted double play. A possi- >. Lowell I. number five singles. Rafael Brinks, 6-2, 6-2. ler pro set, 9-1. In number At first singles. Steve Sim- finished first and won three Addington, took the loss in first Varsity win. by pitching ball with Carpenter hustling visiting Yellowjackets of with an RBI . Peel led off the ble big inning was started Steve Simkins was de- Maziero and Soren Kristian- In doubles play. Matt four doubles Bulldogs, Eric kins placed third and won two points and gold medals. At the opener, allowing two runs six innings, striking out three fifth with his second double with a walk to the Yellowjac- nted in number one singles sen of Northview defeated down to first. A Rich Depew Greenville. Gorham and Brian Newman Edwards and Matt McGuire points. At second singles. fourth doubles, Joel Hum- on two consecutive infield and scattering five harmless of the day. kets lead-off batter. )\ Dave VandeKopple. 6-0, Joel Humphries and Wayne sacrifice bunt sent Carpenter The Red Arrows pounded ot Ionia, defeated Gregg defeated Joel Humphries and Jason White placed second phries and Wayne Haines hits to speedy Red Hawks, singles. Coach Chris Kropf out 10 hits against Greenville Lowell received a stellar Compton. in his inning of -I; Jason White was de- Haines of Lowell in number to second and Lillie singled Gruizenga and Jerud Mier- Wayne Haines, 6-4, 6-2. and won two points and a placed seventh and won one Mario Castillo and Rolando was especially impressed defensive play in the Green- relief, sent Greenville down fied in number two singles four doubles, 6-1, 6-0. him home for the first run. pitchers in earning their sec- kalns, in number one dou- On April 20, Lowell silver medal; at third singles, point. The team also received with two players. "Chris ville fourth when Jason Essex in order in the seventh. n Albert Kim, 6-3, 6-7,6-1; Vasquez. Jason Rose then Lillie stole second base and ond victory to go against Lowell visited Ionia on bles, 6-3. 3-6. 6-1; number played excellent tennis in the Ryan Brinks placed third and a very nice second place (Miedema) was cool and ex- vlait Shmabarger was de- Thursday, April 18. Lowell singled to rightfield. scoring scored on a Compton double, three defeats. two doubles were won by Greenville Invitational tour- won two points; at fourth trophy. both runners, with one out in tremely effective, by chang- his second for the day. Lowell ace, Steve Malone icated in number three sing- won a very close match 4-3, the first inning. ing speed often. Some of the The Red Arrows added a went six innings allowing les by Andy Schwedler, 6-2, to even their dual record at Grand Rapids Union added older pitchers on our staff run in the fifth with a Depew three mns on four hits while Boys' track team h. 6-4; Ryan Brinks of 2-2. "I feel that we are thrce more runs in the second should take note. You can one-out single. Peel singled walking four baiters and .Dwell won in number four struggling with our play right inning on a Red Arrow error, gain confidence when your advancing Depew to third striking out six. singles, defeating Kyle Zin- now. especially the mental base-on-ball, wild pitch, and defense supports you and base and a Compton sacrifice "Malone was superb. vVe runs past East lar. 6-3, 6-2. aspect. I think we were that's just what the Red Ar- another Castillo infield hit be- fly deep to leftfield scored had the game in hand and in- Last year when the boys' The 3200 meter relay of In number one doubles clearly the better team and we rows did for Chris in game Our fore Rolando Vasquez dou- Depew. stead of taking a chance on track team defeated East Tom Mull, Tracy Antcliff, Klark Vain and Jason Will- need to begin to play better two. Special thanks goes to tennis," commented Coach bled to score Castillo. Two insurance runs fol- an injury or something, I Grand Rapids for the first Dave Stouffer and Kyle Bos- |iams defeated Lowells pulled him and gave Jeff time ever in O-K White track, ton, won in a time of 8:58.0. Gregg Gruizenga and Jerud Terry Abel. Compton an inning of relief it was a close meet. This year Doug Beimers led the Low- iMicrkalns, 6-0, 6-3; in Steve Simkins of Lowell liOmnarc work." Lowell Coach Kris they left no doubt about the ell sweep in the high hurdles Inumbcr two doubles, Rob Kropf said. outcome in a 102-35 victory. in 17.1, while Manion was Greenville scored all of its Lowell led at the end of the second and Josh Tuenessen our runs off Malone in the first field events 39 to 6 and third. Girls run past East; two innings. A dropped pop cruised through the running Shawn Smith took the 100 our r; fly in the first plated the Yel- events. meter in a time of 10.95, only 2nd in Hastings Invtl. We re always ready to serve lowjackets first run. Two In the field events, Lowell 5/100 of a sccond off his own your insurance needs: singles, a walk and an error received sweeps in the high school record. pushed across two more runs jump, discus, and shot put. • Auto • Home • Business The 800 meter relay of The Lowell Girls' Track Wyoming Park and East in the Greenville second in- In the running events the Red • Farm • Life • IRAs Stencel, John Saboo. Knoop [team ran past East Grand Grand Rapids. Gowen and Ar- ning. Arrows swept the 110m high and Smith won in 1:35.6. iRapids, 95-33 on April 18. nelt are lx)lh undeafcated in Making your future « little MARK JOHNSON Lowell tallied single runs hurdles and the 400 meter Other first places included: . oach Kathy Talus com- four events. more predictable 6167 28th St. SE in the second and third in- dash. Tracy Antcliff in the 400 ented that "I am pleased Grand Rapids. Ml FfUm BUREAU nings to pull within one at Individual winners in- meter, Kyle Boston in the 800 I with the limes the girls had INSURANCE 49546 • 940-8181 Runners-up rs a 3-2. cluded Noah Menery in the meter and the mile relay of |lor this early in the season.'' The score remained there shot put at 42with Chad Mark Lyon, Saboo, Boston -Dwell had clean sweeps in CONTINUES... until the Lowell half of the Laux second and Joe DeJong, and Antcliff. liwo events. In lhe shot pui, at Hastings fifth. The Red Arrows sent third. Aaron Stencel won the Second place finishes were 1^ voile Ferguson, Carrie Phil- On Saturday, Lowell girls 12 men to the plate with nine long jump at 19'0, while Jon tumed in by Dave Stouffer, lips and Laura Kryger placed; look home the runner-up of them reaching and eight of Kohler had a personal best of Eric Shelby, Doug Beimers, and the in the 100m dash, trophy at the 54th Annual the baserunners scoring. 113" in winging the pole Smith and Clay VanderWarf. (iowen, Rogers and McClure Hastings Relays. Lowell Lowell pounded out four vault. James Manion led a The Red Arrows travel to [placed respectively. scored 46 points behind singles, and two doubles in Lowell sweep in the high Northview and Forest Hills in the long jump, Angie Ar- champion. Grand Rapids the inning. The Arrows were jump with a 5' 10" leap. John Central in action this week. [nett won with a jump of Christian with 55 points. . m Cross and Brett Knoop were 25% OFF also the recipients of two 151and Traci Meeuwsen There were 16 teams present SIDEWALK SHOP walks and a Greenville error. second and third respectively. [placed third. Ferguson look at the meet. Lowell's Jeff Lillie batted Joe DeJong placed first in tirsi place with a loss of 89'tr The 800m relay team twice in the inning lacing an the discus with 126'11" and in discus with Philips taking placed first, breaking the tape RBI single in his first at-bat was followed by Andy Freestyle {third. Carrie Thomet and at 1:52.5. Chris McClure, UNDER OUR TENT! 1 and a bases-clearing double Antcliff at 114'T /:" and Men- ABSOLUTELY lesse Stone placed first and Traci Meeuwsen, Angie Ar- that plated runs six, seven. ery at 106'9". wrestling third in high jump to round nelt and Heather Gowen are "Rain or Shine!" out Held events. undefeated in this event. update... Lowell placed first in Gowen and Amett teamed up Three Big Days ... Thurs., -00m relay with Hillari to take sccond in the long EVERYTHING!* Lowell Area Schools Lunch Menu irsch, Kris Kniola, jump with a combined jump The Lowell Freestylers Michelle Oliver, Chrisli Pon- of 30 feet. Fri. & Sat, April25,26 and 27! Week of April 29, 1991 wrestled the Regional com- :haud. It was first and second Apnl Rogers joined petitors at Caledonia High 'laces for Amett and Tammy McClure, Gowen and Amett We'd Rather Sell It...Than Haul It! HUNDREDS of "Quality" Clothing Items & School on Saturday. The first allchin in the 100m hurdles, in the spring medley lo lake four medal place winners will he 800m relay team of Chris third. Heidi Watson. Rogers, Accessories At Savings Up To ... continue on next week to the IcClure, Traci Meeuwsen. McClure and Gowen sprinted State tournament which will ^mett and Heather Gowen. to a second in the 400ni relay. be held at Kentwood High iH)k first placed with a lime In the shuttle hurdles, School. >1 1:53.79. Kirsch ran for a Angie Smith. Stephanie Watch For Our NEW MONDAY: Group I .was done this firsi place in the 1600m run. Ward. Tammy Allchin and Ar- Italian spaghetti, cole slaw or peas, trench bread week at the Regional level. In the other two relays, the nell placed fourth. Third w p-nut butter, chilled fruits or gelatin, milk 60% OFF! Medal winners were: Pete HKhn relay of McClure. Ro- place medals were awarded to Levi • Farah • Haggar • VanHeusen • Zena TUESDAY: VanLaan, first; Michael For- gers. Heidi Watson and the distance medley of Kris Downtown Location! 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Main St. • Lowell mixed vegetables, raisin rolls or bread, gelatin w/ Group III: Andy Nauta, sec- ig in second. was awarded lo the 3200m OWNERS In the Ridgeview Mall whip or fruit, milk. ond; David Luyk, third; Steve Kniola placed second in relay team of Rhea Bundy, 897-6656 Vanessa Heukels, Laura THURSDAY: VanLaan, fourth. Group IV: ie 800m run and Allchin * Doug Weeks, first; Ryan Win- Boyink and Kelly Bencker. Most Tacos w/meat, cheese and lettuce, cornbread w/ ook second place in the Located Between KleanBrite chel, first. Kirsch, Ponchaud, Kniola Major DON'T honey, salad or vegetable, choice of fresh or fOOni in low hurdles in a Junior wrestler, Dave flose race. It was Gowen and and Jesse Stone lound and Family Dollar Credit MISS canned fruit, milk. enough energy to compete in Stouffer competed in the IcClure in the 200m dash Cards IT!!! FRIDAY: Foreign Exchange tourna- •th first and second place the final event. They placed HOURS; CLOTHING & SHOES Welcome Red Arrow Sub, tater tots, salad or baked beans ment at Durand High School Jspectively. Oliver outdis- fifth in the 1600m relay. Men., Tues. & Thurs 9 a.m. • 6 p.m. Lowell's next meet is or soup, fruit or gelatin, milk in March. He is now prepar- mced East Grand Rapids in Wednesday & Friday 9 a.m. • 8 p.m. Mrmktr L#»fll AIM ing to go to Brazil, along with i200m run with first place Thursday. The team travels to CkamWr C»mm»icr There is also a 3rd choice everyday of a chef Saturday 9 a ^ • 5 p.m. 2173 West Main Street, Lowell, Michigan the rest of the boys that com- [nd Sara Lesky placed third Forest Hills Central. They salad for students in Middle and High Schools. Next to Family Fare in The Ridgeview v/s>* peted that day who are eligi- the event. will also be competing at the Shopping Center - Phone 897-6411 Weekly Pre-Paid Lunches Welcome ble to go. They will be leav- The track team has had two Wyoming Park relays on ing in June for 16 days. fonlerence meets lo date. Saturday. The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, April 24. 1991 - Page 24 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, April 24, 1W1 - Page u Huge pink elephant draws Legal Notices TOWN TALK O Do you approve of police departments using video cameras in thei1" police units hem into school carnival for drunk driving arrests, bad car accidents and for police training? The Pink Elephant Carni- against the estate will be Enhancing the carnival at- wonderful prizes, such as a STATE OF MICHIGAN val was held at Runciman- forever barred unless pre- mosphere were clowns with Walkman and posters, and a PROBATE COURT sented to the (proposed) Riverside Elementary School balloons, cotton candy and bicycle won by Sheri Jousma COUNTY OF KENT personal representative, or last Friday night, April 19 popcorn, hotdogs and bar- of Lowell. CLAIMS NOTICE to both the probate court from 5 to 9 p.m. becue meals. The teachers A big thank you goes out INDEPENDENT and the (proposed) per- Area families enjoyed II and the Principal, Mr. to all those who attended and PROBATE sonal representative within different carnival games, Dudeck, sold tickets for the File No. 91,151,752 IE those who donated their time 4 months of the date of juch as the Fish Pond, Poster games and also raffle tickets. and prizes. A great time was publication of this notice. foss. the Cake Walk and the Thanks to Lowell area mer- had by all. Estate of JACK T. REA, Moon Walk. chants, participants won Deceased. Notice is further given that SSN: 382-14-1235. the estate will then be as- signed to entitled persons Saranac High School issues TO ALL INTERESTED appearing of record. PERSONS: Your interest in the estate may be barred 4-15-91 3rd quarter honor roll or affected by the follow- 19tT1 Florence Zdonek Seth Rutz, Angie Whorley, Stephanie Irving, Wendy ing: K, 4U 2399 Charring Cross Dr. AH As Diana Whorley. Natha- —n Johnson• • , Mike Jurmo, -Ker i• SE. Apt. #122 \ Michelle Barcelow, Dan Wright. The decedent, whose last Mickelson, Annette Grand Rapids, Ml 49546 larger, Laurie Harder, Tina All As, B' & 1 C This huge pmk elephant advertised the annual Runciman/Riverside School cami- known address was 2267 Mutschler, Jason Owen, Kris- Nelson, Heather Smits, Vera Tonya Breimayer, Tim val, which took place last Friday. Games and good food were highlights. Stafford, SW, Grand tin Salka, Jason Smith, Paul Timothy J. Conroy Mike Lancashire Suzanne Hoseth Agnes Kent Sheila Hobbs Sanchez, Keisha Westbrook, Brown, Julia De Young, Rapids, Michigan 49507 Theisen. (P-12155) It's u had idea. It's another I have a concern using the Why not! I'm sober. I have I'm in favor. It would Tracy Wieczorek. died April 21, 1991. Attorney-at-Law way police can use to set camera in accident situations, nothing to hide. I think it 's a make things easier and we All As & Bs 410 Bridge Street, NW someone up. My understand- An angle used to shoot might gixxi idea to use a video cam- would not spend as much Lucy Asbury, Rike Asmus- An instrument dated April ing is they could use remote Grand Rapids, Ml 49504 distort how something is era for something like that, time in court. sen, Tonya Bankus, Angela 29, 1981 has been admit- controls and thus turn on and seen. I think the use of a cam- 454-4119 Capps, Pam Coombs, Tracy off the video camera ted as the will of the de- era in a drunk driving situa- Decker, Angie Fry, Kim Ger- ceased. whenever they see fit during tion is a valuable argument. mayne, Lisa Ida, Darin A an arrest. I understand the They use a camera for this Icnks, Jenny Jurmo, Karen Thursday, concern with drunk driving. use in Montcalm County. As Creditors of the deceased STATE OF MICHIGAN Kcskey, Tadd Kimble, Kurt are notified that all claims But, if police do their job a defense attorney, I would PROBATE COURT Lardie, Veronica Leon, Al- Friday & against the estate will be there would not he any ques- he opposed to this. COUNTY OF KENT lonso Lucea, Micah Rut/. forever barred unless pre- tions. PUBLICATION NOTICE All As, Bs & IC Saturday, sented to the independent DECEASED ESTATE Brent Bowen, Eric Denny, personal representative, Jon Hendrick, Becky DONNA DEVRIES, clo File No. 91-151,784 SE April Meyers, Wendy Miles, Roger JOHN D. MITUS, 410 Ribas, Tim Sitzer, Deanna Bridge Street, NW, Grand Estate of HELEN U. MUN- 25.26.27 Staines, Crvstal Teaker. Rapids, Ml 49504, or to ROE, Deceased both the independent per- SSN 380-01-3129 sonal representative and nth the Kent County Probate TO ALL INTERESTED All As Court, Grand Rapids. PERSONS: Scot Chad wick, Sarah Michigan 49503, within 4 Your interest in the estate IX*Young, Tricia Eddy, Kris- months of the date of pub- may be barred or affected lin Lardie, Darcie Rutz, Ryan lication of this notice. by this hearing. Wingard. All As & Bs Heather Abel, Tammi Notice is further given that TAKE NOTICE: On May Charles Freeman Lee Raymor Biggs, Sarah Frank, Amy the estate will be thereafter 16. 1991 at 10:00 a.m. in It might be okay. I think No. If they pulled me over Jackson. Erik Kelley, Tonya assigned and distributed to the probate courtroom. they may go overboard with I wouldn t want to he put on the persons entitled to it. Grand Rapids, Michigan, its use. They may be taken camera. I don't agree that this ft) .ongwell, Jill Miller, Angie before Hon. JANET by the toy. I think they could will save time and court 'Neumann, Angie Yaw. John D. Mitus (P-31244) he filming the average more costs. That's what lawyers All As, Bs, & IC urs p. HAYNES, Judge of Prob- .X 410 Bridge Street, NW ate, a hearing will be held than they should. Yes, I think are for. Kris Albright, Eric Cari- TYPICAL SAVINGS OF SVO? Grand Rapids. Ml 49504 on the petition of RUTHE Scott Boyle Steve Ellison misuse is a strong possibility. uon, Russ Chadwick, Pam 774-4001 AND ROBERT SCHON- I'm in favor. It would help I think they should use Johnson, Brian Labron. 50% TO 75% OFF DELMAYER, requesting make evidence against drunk video cameras as proof in Becky Lewis, Kelly McCol- drivers undeniable. It would drunk driving accidents, lap- that they be appointed co- Women's Club to hold lum, Kim Peltier. Mike Rios, eliminate all the loopholes. I prove. It's a gixxl plan, personal representatives Becky Videan. don 't think once the camera • Close-outs, * Odd Lots, of HELEN U. MUNROE, annual convention STATE OF MICHIGAN has been tumed on it should who lived at 2000 32nd General Federated tion grants; Dr. David Seibold 10th Family Dollar Store PROBATE COURT be shut off until the arrest is • Scratch 'n Dents DDS., President of the Michi- ^ All As 2173 W. Mam COUNTY OF KENT Street, SW, Grand Rapids, completely over with. Women's Club of Michigan PUBLICATION NOTICE Michigan and who died will hold their %th annual gan Historical Society, is to Laura Bullen, Jeff Jacobs, • Just Plain Bargains! 897-6441 DECEASED ESTATE November 20, 1990; and Convention at the Holiday comment on, "Community David Minard, Julie Nelson, requesting also that the will Inn Crown Plaza in Grand Pride, What History Is Made Randy Powell, Larissa Van- of the deceased dated 9/ Of. Pani Ward, GFWC derZee. File No. 91-151,785 SE Rapids, Friday through Mon- Flat River Antique 18/87 be admitted to prob- day, April 26 - April 28. Michigan Junior Director, All As & Bs Bernard's True Lowelectronics Cousins' Hallmark Estate of JOSEPHINE ate, and that the heirs at GFWC Michigan President, will preside at the Junior-Gen- Sieve Austin, Jason Berge- Value Hardware "Radio Shack" Card & Gift Shoppe Mall 223 W. Mam 212 West Mam ZDONEK, Deceased law be determined. Charlotte A. Kooi, will pres- eral Luncheon with Bill San- ron. Angie Booms, Dean Em- 1601 W. Main 2173 W. Main SSN 368-10-6104-D ide over the event. Hostess ders as guest speaker. mons, Craig Endres, Tracy 897-6656 897-5000 897-5360 Creditors of the deceased CITY OF LOWELL for the convention is West Susan A. Jones, attorney |Erb, Troy Garland, Jim 897-9490 TO ALL INTERESTED are notified that all claims Central District with the from the Ottawa County pro- [Helmer, Gary Meyers, Jill PERSONS: against the estate will be theme "Igniting Life's Pre- secutor's office will relate ft •anninga, Brandei PUBLIC NOTICE legal issues facing women in Pfaller's Clothing Your interest in the estate forever barred unless pre- cious Moments: Family, [Sigafoose, Amy VanVleck, Lambert's Variety The Strawbasket may be barred or affected sented to the (proposed) Community and Federation '. the 90's; Sandra Bom will dis- 1 Becky Welsh. Harold Zelgler Ford & Shoes 11979 E. Fulton 123 W. Main 221 W. Main by this hearing. personal representative, or The convention is designed cuss issues of long-term care; A's, B's & 1 C 2173 W. Main to both the probate court LETTERS OF INTEREST to emphasize leadership train- Barbara Randle of the Michi- Jenny Fewless, Mike Har- 897-8431 897-9918 897-6411 897-5521 TAKE NOTICE: On May and the (proposed) per- FOR ing, update the Girlstown pro- gan Conservation Depart- ler, Lauree Kimble, Jesse 16, 1991 at 10:00 a.m. in sonal representative within LOWELL LIGHT AND POWER BOARD, ject and conduct programs for ment is to speak on solid [King, D.J. Lake, David LOWELL CABLE TV the probate courtroom. 4 months of the date of personal and community de- waste management, and Rev. itchfield, Annette McCarty, Thomet Chevrolet- publication of this notice. AND George Beukema will present ^hris Rueckert. Lowell Heating & Grand Rapids, Michigan, velopment. Keynote speaker, Plppl's Playhouse Lowell Graphics before Hon. JANET PLANNING-CITIZEN ADVISORY Michelle Engler, First Lady information regarding Air Conditioning Buick - Geo 221 W. Main 309 E. Main HAYNES, Judge of Prob- Notice is further given that COMMISSION of Michigan, will address the Heartside Ministries. 9th 1002 W. Main 1250 W. Main ate. a hearing will be held the estate will then be as- session. Phyllis Dudenhoffer, All As 897-5521 897-6308 897-4123 897-9294 on the petition of FLOR- signed to entitled persons The Lowell City Council is requesting letters The three day affair will in- GFWC International Presi- Kyle Carigon, Zach ENCE ZDONEK request- appearing of record. of interest from City residents wishing to apply troduce notables, Sally Zeh dent, will address the conven- ;Young. for the Lowell Light and Power Board, Lowell ing that FLORENCE of North Ottawa Community tion closing session. Rogers All As & Bs Vennen Chrysler- 4-15-91 Cable TV, and Planning-Citlzen Advisory Com- Wlttenbach Olds Custom Creations ZDONEK be appointed Hospital Chemical Depen- Department Store will pre- Jennifer Anderson, Laura Dodge-Plymouth Hinkley Drug Store personal representative of Ruthe and Robert mission positions. The letter of interest should dency Center; Carolyn Lap- sent a luncheon style show. ^eroza, Jennifer Blakely, Au- Pontiac & GMC Trucks 2173 W. Main 2173 W. Main 749 W.. Main 930 W. Main JOSEPHINE ZDONEK, Schondelmayer include reasons why interested in these pos- low, Girlstown Chairman, Presentation of awards will )rey Culver, Gwen Guernsey, 897-5150 897-6818 who lived at St. Mary's Liv- 4445 Blaine SE itions. presenting new events at close the convention. ^ula Horste, Jennifer Ida, 897-9227 897-9281 ing Center, Grand Rapids, Grand Rapids, Ml Girlstown; Bari S. Johnson, General Federated -ynn Kimble, Jim LeSarge, Letters are to be directed to James D. Maat- Michigan and who died Management Consultant, Women's Club is the largest •amie Longwell, Karen man. Mayor, Lowell City Hall, 301 East Main March 17, 1991; and re- Timothy J. Conroy speaking on strategic leader- international organization of ^IcGlamery, Stacy McKinch, questing also that the heirs (P-12155) Street, Lowell, Michigan 49331. Letters will be ship training. Janet Kohn, federated volunteers, and rec- ^ orey Rolfe, Jessica Rutz, at law be determined. Attorney-at-Law accepted no later than May 15,1991. President of GFWC Educa- ognized throughout the world 410 Bridge Street, NW Creditors of the deceased tion Foundation will direct re- for community improvement are notified that all claims Grand Rapids, Ml 49504 marks for obtaining educa- and development. The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, April 24, 1991 - Page 27 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. April 24. 1991 - Page 26 your advertising dollars do better in The NEW 1991 Lowell City Directory Now Available. • • S Personals BUSINESS BUSINESS BUSINESS S FOR SALE $ FOR RENTS g SERVICES S SSEffllCESK BINGO S SERVICES g PROM DRESSES - Light LOWELL I APART- pink full length, size 7/8, MENTS - Accepting appli- Every Friday Night, HANDYMAN NEEDS TREES TRIMMED - OR HANDYMAN NEEDS Pick Yours Up 7:15 P.M. light pink with lace full cations for 1 & 2 bedroom WORK-No job too small. REMOVED - Lot clearing, WORK - Do most any- Lowell VFW Hall length & %" lace gloves to apartments. Many extras. So give me a call. Call storm damage. 10 years thing. Drywall, carpentry, East Main St., Lowell match, size 13/14. Each Equal Housing Opportu- Today At One Of 897-6164. experience. Call 456- siding, roofing, specializ- L€WCI_I_ CITT Earty Bird Bingo at have been worn once, nity. 1510 Deborah Dr., 6:45 P.M. C9tfn 6446. ing in barn roofs. No job mint green full length, size Apt. 202. 897-7135 or 1- PUBLIC INVITED C23-25 too big or too small. 18, never been worn. Call 527-6266. These Locations; Guaranteed work. Call 868-6742. C20tfn LEGAL SERVICES anytime, 794-0227. ATTENTION C24 P23-25 **** BOWLERS! DIVORCE Red pin strike gives FOR SALE - Beautiful BINGO Support, Custody CARD OF Directory you free games on solid cherry furniture, Family Fare Visitation. Adoptions S HELPS priced reasonably. 897- Every Saturday Night Thursday nights at S THANKS S Ridgeview Mall, West Main, Lowell 7:00 P.M. Rollaway Lanes, 897- 4977. LOWELL MOOSE BINGO BANKRUPTCY 0001. IWMED C24 **** 1320 E. Fulton Income Tax Preparation C21tfn MANY THANKS - to Early Bird Bingo at 6:00 PM Deeds & Land Contracts WANTED - Female com- 1988 PLAYBUOY everyone for the concern 199>1 Wills & Probate panion for elderly lady, SPORTFISHER PON- Third Base ABEL LICENSED DAY- shown, cards, calls, flow- Ada area. Light house- TOON - 16 ft. deck with CARE - will have open- ers and many nice things 427 E. Main, Lowell QUESTION! - What keeping, transportation canopy, live bait well, DRUNK DRIVING ings for summer. One child done for us while I was in moves faster than the a plus. Salary negoti- silver blue, 9.9 h.p. Driver's License Appeal under 18 months. Three the hospital; especially to Lowell City Council on Fun able. Live-in possible. Mariner motor, mint condi- (3) children 2 to 5 years. my family and Rev. Tes- St.? Answer: A moving Send inquiries to: Box tion, $4,500. 897-8857 or RICHARD J. Fenced yard. Creative and sari. van. A very small moving 65, 120 N. Broadway, Buyers Guide/ educational toys. Twenty- 676-1261, ask for Bill Mildred Lind van, 4 wheel drive, with HEATH, P.C. Lowell, Ml. Jasinski. seven years in the same **** P24 fold-in mirrors & 2 people Attorneys-at-Lsw C24 **** ROTH'GERST location, next to Bushnell Lowell Ledger/ to guide it through the ob- HELP WANTED - Dental School. Will take children I WOULD LIKE TO stacle or maybe a covered 215 W. Main, P.O. Box 212 assistant, 2 to 4 days per FOR SALE - Blue 5 a.m. to 6 p.m. Call any- THANK - Flat River Post wagon. LOWELL MICHIGAN 49331 week. Experience re- FUNERAL HOME time, 897-8166. First Aid loveseat and matching ot- #8303 for the plaque that Lowell Litho Lowell Office 897-9480 quired. Call 897-4835 or toman, floral design, used Grand Rapids Office 538-4242 and CPR certified. was presented to me for 105 N. Broadway, Lowell 531-7480, or send re- Call Addie Abel 6 months, $150; like new placing flags in all Lowell sume to: Drs. Northway BUSINESS Robin Abel almond electric dryer, area classrooms in mem- SUNSHINE POLE & Wilson, 505 W. Main, $125. Call 897-7996. C22-24 ory of my husband, Lynn. SERVICES 8 BUILDING SPRING Lowell, Ml 49331. P24 Sincerely. Still Just... SPECIAL - 24x24x8, Margaret L. Gardner $2,995 or 30x40x8', Jim Cook, Jr. STAY HOME - MAKE FOR SALE - 1979 Star- P24 $4,995. 48 hour construc- MONEY-Assemble prod- craft travel trailer, king NATIONAL MAN- tion. Free estimates. High AUCTIONEER ucts and earn up to size waterbed, upright UFACTURER - and DURING JULES MANY- quality licensed builder. All Types of Sales $339.84 per week. Amaz- freezer, 897-7275 after 4 local contractor need years of illness and recent 517-485-5073. (616) 897-8872 ing recorded message re- p.m. three sites for in- death, our family ap- C14tfn veals details. Call 616- ground demonstrator preciates all the acts of OO **** FOR SALE-1983 Olds 246-8194 Dept. LL. swimming pools. Will kindness and prayers, CASH! Cutlass Ciera, high build at cost prices LICENSED DAYCARE - which helped us get MANAGER TRAINEE miles, runs good, looks plus. 1-800-321-2761. has 2 openings in the through this sorrowful For single family, NO EXPERIENCE great! 4 cylinder, au- C22tfn Eastgate area. 23 years time. We will never forget multi-family and NECESSARY - Rapid ad- tomatic, air, tilt, cruise, experience. We go for the caring of Drs. Gerard handyman specials. vancement. Will train. walks, ride bikes, plenty of power windows, locks, and McKay, LMCC, and FIRE All areas consider- Security if accepted. 361- rear defrost, AM FM, TLC. Prefer children under the extra love the nurses POUCE SMALL ed. Written offer 7611. power antenna, every- five. Call Carol, 897-7017. gave and the support of ELECTRICAL JOBS C23-25 thing works, $2,500. Monsignor Moran and the DOCTOR C21 -24 in 48 hours.. New & Repair w Call 897-9261 days for friends in the Catholic AMBULANCE **** Prompt Service Marshall Redder, DENTAL RECEP- Roger, 897-5381 even- Church. Our prayers will EMERGENCY 911 RECYCLED ASPHALT - TIONIST - Experience re- ings. be with each and Licensed Remax, 457-3245. 22A and 23A processed quired for part-time posi- nc23tfn everyone of you. C44tfn 897-9523 road gravel. Delivered and tion. Please call, 897- The Jules Erler Family C8tfn spread on your driveway. 7179. Best prices. Call 897-0102 FM MOWERS - Regular anytime, leave message if tune-up from 18 to 22 inch SFOR RENTS no answer. cuts. Each cut, $25. Free S FOR SALE S SALESS Complete Formal parts, new blade. $5 extra P22-25 NEWER UNFUR- Wear Rental for pickup & delivery. Call FORSALE-20.5ft. Glas- NISHED-One and two STATE COIN SHOW - 452-4037. tron with 188 h.p. Mer- bedroom apartments. May 3 & 4.10-7 and May Complete Lowell Phone Listings • Handy Size ATTENTION C24-27 Cmiser, on Tandem Center Court Apart- 5, 10-5. Grand Rapids WEDDINGS OR BOWLERS! Shoreline, $6,000. Ill **** ments, North Center Center. 120 dealers. Free OTHER SPECIAL Red pin strike gives health - must sell. Call WILL HAUL St., Lowell. Across from admission. Buy. sell or Improved Street Directory • Business Directory you free games on 761 -3547. APPLIANCES - Stoves, Vennen-Chrysler- trade coins. OCCASIONS Thursday nights at refrigerators, washers, Dodge. $450 - $495 per C24-25 Rollaway Lanes, 897- SPACIOUS HOUSE **** dryers & freezers, 794- month; $300 deposit. Lowell City & Eastgate Maps • Church Directory 0001. FOR SALE - Close to 3038 anytime. Heat, new appliances, ALLEGAN ANTIQUE Lowell schools, 3 bed- C17-21 carport, decorator MARKET - Sunday. April rooms, fenced-in yard. ARROWHEAD GOLF - blinds. Call 897-0099 28. Featuring 300 957-4140. Professional Services Directory • Helpful Ads Ladies Wednesday Night day or night. exhibitors, displaying over League meeting April 24 C23-26 RIDGEVIEW WESTERN - Roofing, Clltfn one million antiques. First at 5:30 p.m. at Arrowhead. show of 1991. Get the first iSHOPPING CENTERi Siding. Shingle roof, 76 HONDA CB-550 - 4 siding, rubber roof. Anyone interested, please cylinder, black mag buys. Show rain or shine attend or call Carol Free estimates. 794- wheels, many custom & as we offer seven covered 2173 W MAIN ST., McGregor. 897 b272 be- mm buildings. 7:30 a.m. to 1637. SAVE. new accessories. Moving, fore May 1. New members 4:30 p.m. Located at the GET YOURS TODAY!!! LOWELL C20-26 must sell. Parts bike in- FOUND - Tan cat in area Fairgrounds, right in Alle- welcome. cluded. $725 or best offer. of Flat River & Vergennes. gan. Michigan. Still only PH. 897-6411 Leave message, 897- Call 897-9842. 7903. C24 $2. The Loweil Ledger - Wednesday, April 24, 1991 . Page 28 I Down Buy Now & Save, Save, Save!» SPORT COUPES 1990 GEO STORM GSi, 5 speed, air, stereo cassette, only 4,000 miles $10,990.00 1988 CHEVY CAMARO, V8, auto., air, cassette, tilt, cruise, power windows $7,990.00 1988 PONTIAC FIREBIRD FORMULA, 350-V8, auto, air, cassette, tilt, cruise $7,290.00 1984 BUICK LESAESRE, VS, air, stereo, tilt, cruise, power windows, locks $2,495 * 1983 CADILLAC COUPE OEVILLE, VS. air, full power, tilt, cruise, leather trim $3,990.00 1986 PONTIAC SUNBIRD SE, auto., air, stereo radio, sunroof, only 61,000 mi, $3,005 SEDANS 1991 BUICK REGAL Limited, V6, air, cassette, tilt, cruise, full power, leather $15,990.00 1991 BUICK REGAL Limited, V6, air, cassette, tilt, cruise, full power $15,490.00 1989 BUICK PARK AVENUE ULTRA, air, cassette, tilt, cruise, power, leather $15,490.00 1989 CHEVROLET CORSICA, automatic, air, cassette, cruise control $0,905 1988 BUICK LESABRE, air, cassette, tilt, cruise, power locks $8,990.00 1988 CHEVROLET CELEBRITY, automatic, air, tilt, cruise, power locks $0,405 1986 BUICK LESABRE, air, cassette, tilt, cruise, power locks $0,005 1986 OLDS DELTA 88, air, cassette/CB, tilt, cruise, full power, low miles $7,190.00 1985 BUICK ELECTRA, air, cassette, tilt, cruise, p. windows, locks, seat $5,505 1985 BUICK LESABRE, VS, air, stereo, tilt, cruise, power locks $4,005 1984 BUICK CENTURY LTD. V6, air, stereo, tilt, cruise, locks, 52,000 miles $5,905 1982 CHEVROLET CELEBRITY, 4 cylinder, automatic, only 56,000 miles $2,905 ST WAGONS © 1989 CHEVROLETCAVALIER, automatic, air, stereo, 16,000 miles $7,990.00 1988 DODGE CARAVAN, automatic, air, stereo, 7 passenger $8,905 1988 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER, automatic, air, stereo, cruise, 5 passenger $8,295 1987 BUICK SKYHAWK, automatic, air, cassette, tilt, cruise, power locks $4,995 1986 GMC KID SUBURBAN, air, cassette, tilt, cruise, power windows, locks $10,705 1986 FORD AEROSTAR, 5 speed, stereo radio, 5 passenger $5,190.00 1985 PLYMOUTH RELIANT, automatic, air, stereo, tilt wheel $2,790.00 1984 GMC S15 JIMMY, V6, air, automatic, stereo, tilt, cruise $5,590.00 1983 FORD BRONCO, automatic, air, stereo $4,005 1982 PONTIAC J2000,4 speed, cruise $905 PICKUPS 1989 CHEVROLET K1500 Silverado, V6,5 speed, air, cassette, tilt, cruise $10,995 1988 CHEVY C2500 Silverado, V8, automatic, air, stereo, tilt, cruise, cap $10,505 1988 CHEVY C2500 Silverado, V8, automatic ,air, cassette, tilt, cruise $8,990. 1987 CHEVROLET RIO, Silverado, V8, air, stereo, tilt, cruise, full power, cap $7,990. 1986 CHEVROLET CIO, V8, automatic, stereo, cap, $45,000 miles $0,405 1985 CHEVROLET K20 Scottsdale, V8, automatic, cruise $4,005 1985 FORD F250, V8, automatic, stereo cassette $3,005 7' • •/ i'* * • it if • cs/v THE The Great American Road 1250 West Main St. Full-Service Repair Shop, Full-Service Lowell Body Shop ...All Makes! 24 Hour T owing! 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