25C The Lowell Volume 15, Issue 19 Serving Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 Wednesday, March 20, 1991

Hackenbruch crowned 1991 Miss Lowell Showboat

Erica Christine Hacken- Middle School Auditorium, Renee Smith. Hackenbruch Megan Odell and Laura Randall, WOOD Radio; Rob for two years before moving bruch was the last contestant as Hackenbruch was crowned was one of only four contes- Trowbridge. All four contes- Sanford, WOOD Radio; and on to the University of South- to put in an application for the 1991 Miss Lowell Show- tants to vie for this year's tants arrived at the Middle Cecile Turner, home em California. the 1991 Miss Lowell Show- boat. honor. School at 4 p.m. for closed economist - University of Hackenbruch will enroll at boat Pageant. The Lowell senior was Joining Hackenbruch on session interviews with the Michigan. Grand Rapids Junior College The last turned to first crowned by the 1990 Miss stage Saturday night were judges. The judges for the This was a lot of fun. I where she will pursue a de- Saturday night at the Lowell Lowell Showboat, Jody seniors Rebecca Hovey, 1991 Pageant were Dave felt very comfortable at the gree in the Culinary Arts. The interviews earlier in the day. 1991 queen will represent The questions asked of us to- Lowell Showboat in a variety night were difficult," Hac- of events both in and outside kenbruch said. This is a of the Lowell area over the great way to lop off your next year. "I became a Show- senior year." boat contestant because I like Ironically enough it was to be out in the crowd. I like Odell who talked Hacken- to stand out, and I like people bruch into entering the 1991 to look up to me," Hacken- Queen Competition during bruch said. "It's also a great their second-hour American honor and something that I Government class. Odell was can share someday with my the first-runnerup. Complet- children.'' ing the court are Hovey, the There were 150 people on daughter of Lee and Joann hand for the hour-long show Hovey, and Trowbridge, the which included entertain- daughter of Jack and Kay ment from the Linda Moon Trowbridge. School of Dance and Lowell Odell, the daughter of High School's sixth-hour pop Roger and Vicki Odell, when music group. asked who she admired in the Organizing the event for news media, answered "Jane the second straight year was Pauley.'' "I like what Pauley pageant chairman. Jean Pat- stands for and I admire the ton. success she has had. Most re- For winning the title of cently, her own show," Odell Miss Showboat 1991, Hac- said. "I enjoyed participating kenbruch will receive a U.S. in the pageant. I wish more Savings Bond donated by the girls would have come out." Lowell Area Chamber of Odell will study interna- Commerce. tional business and film at More pageant Michigan State University pics, pg. 10 i Erica Hackenbruch, the newly crowned 1991 Lowell Jody Smith congratulates her successor following Gor- Showboat Queen, shed a few tears of joy Saturday night. don Goulds announcement of who would carry the title of the 1991 Lowell Showboat Queen. Lowell Administration Along Main Street Dombak to receive merit receives letter of award posthumously denial on its bonafide offer for Qua-Ke-Zik Cpl. Dombak served on the USS Guadalcanal in the The success of any realtor depends on location, loca- Mediterranean - Operation tion and location. Desert Storm. He died March It seems the success of any settlement between Lowell 14 of non-combat accidental Schools and the Qua-Ke-Zik Sportsman's Club also de- injuries while on liberty in pended entirely on location, location and location. DRAMA CLASS PRESENTS COMEDY Toulon, France. Since January of this year, school and Qua-Ke-Zik Funeral Services will be club officials have been meeting privately hoping to better The Lowell Middle School Eighth Grade Drama Class held from the Roth-Gerst Fun- understand one anothers needs and thus avoid any possi- will present the comedy, "Unidentified Flying High School" eral Home, lime and date to ble bitterness that may come out of condemnation hear- on Monday, March 25, at 7:30 p.m. in the Middle School be announced. ings and/or from the right of eminent domain for public Cafetorium. The public is invited and admission is free. Cpl. Dombak graduated entities. from Lowell High School in Those handful of meetings led to a bonafide offer from A FEW SPACES LEFT! 1987 and joined the Marines the school of $442,000. The Club had seven days to in July, 1987. respond. On Monday, Lowell Superintendent Fritz Esch There are a few spaces left in the Lowell Area Arts Coun- Surviving him are his par- received a letter of refusal from the club's attorney, John cil's Spring Workshops for children and adults. The following ents, Dennis and Marilyn Huff. workshops are still open: Dombak of Lowell, two "The club believes that because of its unique special Making of a Mini Quilt, an adult workshop; Life Drawing brothers, Daniel and use of the club and its property over the last 25 years, for Adults and Basket Making for Adults. Jonathan of Lowell, four sis- that a judge will not deny it fair, comparable and reputable There is also room in Where the Wild Things Are; a draw- ters, Sarah, Elisabeth, Rebec- value to rebuild, relocate and replace the club," Qua-Ke- ing class for children ages 8 to 12. The adult watercolor . Cpl. David James Dombak kah and Susanne, of Lowell; Zik Sportsman's Club President, Bruce Bobo said. class with Loretta Sailors is filled, however, a second class Grandmother, Pat Dombak of Both sides agree the school can show a need for the is scheduled for July 16 and 17. Cpl. David J. Dombak of Lowell; grandparents, Peter Foreman Road property. The sides seemed to differ Mon- Space is limited and will be filled on a first come, first the U.S. Marines will receive and Elizabeth Winters of day night whether the Club can prove the replacement served basis. Prepayment is requested for enrollment. To the National Defense Merit Grand Rapids, great-grand- amount it seeks for rebuilding the club and replacing its enroll in any of these workshops, phone the Arts Center at Award for service in Desert mother, Lydia Ensing of ranges is near what the club is asking for - roughly SI .6 897-8545 Monday through Friday I to 5 p.m. Storm and the Good Conduct Grand Rapids. million. Medal Award, posthumously. Land, cont'd., pg. 20 Main St., cont'd., pg. 3 The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday. March 20. 1091 . Page 2 Lowell Juniors named as The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. Marcn zu, iwi - ruge 3 Obituaries delegates to Girls' State Three girls from the Junior University, Mt. Pleasant, ML levels in Michigan. Each girl MINES - Mrs. Mildred E. was bom October 30. 1901 Class at Lowell High School The delegates are Anne Ar- is assigned to a make believe Mines, aged 83. of Lowell, in Sidney. MI. She is sur- have been chosen as dele- nold, daughter of William and party, city and county. They % formerly of Detroit, died vived by her husband. Lester; gates to the 1991 Girls' State Sandra Arnold; Betsy Nu- nominate and elect various Saturday. March 16, 1991. children. Seymour and program, by the faculty of the gent, daughter of Dennis and officials. They learn the func- Survived by her husband. Katherine Reynolds of Derby Senior High School. Selec- Mary Nugent; sponsored by tion, power and limitations of George; children. William Lake near Stanton, Dwight tion of the delegates is based the Lowell Rotary Club; Government. They will have (Dorothy) Mines of Drayton and Phyllis Brown of Saranac on each girl's interests, Roxanne Hiser, daughter of a better understanding of the Plains. Ml. Carol (Paul) Vee- and Otto and Joyce Lator of character and potential Doug and Lynn Hiser, spon- American system of govern- nstra of Lowell; lour grand- Ashley; 14 grandchildren and abilities, rather than achieve- sored by the Clark-Ellis ment, its strengths and weak- children; five great-grand- 24 great-grandchildren; two ment in any one field. American Legion Auxiliary. nesses, and will be encour- sisters. Amy Ross of Detroit children Funeral Services This annual program is de- aged to exercise their rights and Venita Gillette of Char- weu held Tuesday at Donel- Girls' State Program will signed as a practical experi- as a citizen and voter. The lotte. Services were held at son-Johns Funeral Home. be held June 15 through June ence in Government at the Girls' State Program was es- Pontiac. ML ihe Stebbins-McCulloch 23, at Central Michigan Local, County and State tablished by the American Chapel in Edmore v\ith the Legion Auxiliary in 1941. Rev. Ken Harger of Shiloh REYNOLDS - Leda C. Mrs. Margueritte Shaler is Selected as 1991 Girls' State representatives at Central Michigan University on l Commumi) Church officiat- Reynolds, age H). died Girls' State Committee Chair- June 15-23 were, back, left to right, Lowell High School juniors Anne Arnold, Betsy ing. Interment Hillcrest March 12 ai her home lor 65 Main St., cont'd. man of the local Clark-Ellis Nugent and Roxanne Hiser. Margueritte Shaler, Girls State chairman of Clark/Ellis Cemeten. Si\ Lakes. vears nonh ol Si\ Lakes. She Post American Legion Au- Post, American Legion was on hand for the presentation. xiliary. OPEN HOUSE/PANCAKE MEALS - MARCH 30

Happy Birthday The Lowell Area Fire Department will host an Open House BERNARD'SK^^E A HARDWARE STORE !^ and Pancake Breakfast/Supper on Saturday, March 30. The breakfast will be held from 7 to II a.m. the supper MAR. 21: Tern Raymor. MAR. 26: Jan Easton, Mar- will be served from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Look Memorial Fire Sally Reinke, Richard garet Hoats, Bob Pern, Station, 315 S. Hudson, Lowell. Johnson. Michael Seme, JON Carol Mavnard, Jan Silvis, Register for door prizes courtesy of Lowell area mer- FAST SCREEN Drayton, Forrest Hyde. Rose Hildenbrand. Jacque * chants. MAR. 22: Jennv Tschirhart, Videan • Wayne Haines, Lowell High School student, received the Ricoh Merit Award for his photograph of this farm scene. Howard Briggs, Robert MAR. 27: Adam Tichelaar, CRAFTS SHOW APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE AND WINDOW King. Toni Miller Joel Roudabush. Lee o I GLASS CUTTING MAR. 23: Ha/el Tumer, Baldwin, Kimberly Weeks. The Third Annual Showboat Main Street Arts and Crafts Brian Gabnon. Scott Jason Pine. REPAIR! show will take place on Saturday, June 22. Whaley, Richard King. Haines named a Ricoh Merit regionalist Applications are available at Lambert's Variety. The show MAR. 24: Joe Vezino. Jr., Note: We apologize for the wj is sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. >i4?. Jennifer Kortjohn. Mary Birthday list as published in For ,hc r,rst ever, a identified in regional exhibi- The 12 students will be at the Kendall School of Art Phillips, Manan Rutherford. last week s Ledger. April Lowell High School student lions as the "Ricoh Merit eligible for 59,000 worth of and Design. COMMODITIES DISTRIBUTED MARCH 21 Jack Stevens. birthdays were inadvertently 'ias ^L'cn bestowed with the Award Nominee." From scholarships. "Most of my photographs MAR. 25: Whitney Bishop, published with March dates. Ricoh Merit Award. these nominated photo- "There is a lot of prestige are of nature, wildlife and the Government commodities will be distributed to all those Nancy Zywicki, Chuck Sony! Our apologies! Wayne Haines, senior, graphs, the national judges that goes with being selected outdoors," Haines said. "My AV-AV eligible on Thursday, March 21 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. y\ Johnson. Virginia VanTas- was one of roughly 60 reg- will select 12 national win- as one of the regional winners dream would be to someday The distribution site for Lowell is The Moose Recreational sell, Angie Fonger, Jeremy ional high school students ners- who is eligible for the Schol- work for 'National Geog- Building, 1320 E. Fulton, Lowell. Baldwin. recognized for outstanding Haines* winning photo- astic Art National Ricoh raphic,' or Time."* photography. The regional graph was a landscape picture Merit Award," said Lowell The Lowell senior likes RETURNING SERVICEMAN? LET US KNOW winners' photographs will be of a farm and machinery, art teacher, Robin White. freelance photography be- Haines said the photo he cause it allows for a variation If anyone knows of a date that a local serviceman is thought stood the best chance in the workplace. "It's not a returning home from the Persian Gulf, please notify Connie of being selected was not the set routine everyday. You're Roth at 897-8837 or Bob Ford at Hahn's Hardware in order judges choice. "I thought I able to go to different sites that flags may be put out along Main Street on that day. stood a good chance to have and see many different one of my pictures selected. places." OFF THE BLOTTER CHAIN I just didn't think it would be If Haines is selected as one . RETRACTION NEED EXTRA KEYS? this one " of the 12 national winners, Last week's issue of the Ledger in 'Off The Blotter \ an SAWS •Home •Car* Office 9 All the regional pictures Lowell High School will re- 0 accident involving Sherry Jousma of Lowell was in error GET A NEW SET OF KEYS e are sent on to New York. The ceive a camera identical to Made To Fit and \r* oo Pa Jousmas age was reported to the Ledger as 48 when in fact WHILE YOU SHOP region includes pictures from the one Haines used when it is 38. We apologize for any inconvenience this has caused. Sharpened ro as far north as Lowell, as far taking the photo. rs) fN) NJ 'o ® u N west as Lakeview, as far If accepted at the national Involved in an injury accident March 14 was Edward south as Saugatuck and as far level, Haines' picture will go Beebe, 27, of Lowell when he lost control of his car at S* east as St. Johns. on tour - representing all 50 Jefferson and Main St. and struck a house on the southeast tVe •9< Haines said he will further states and provinces. comer. I Mix paint! i his education in photography Issued Appearance tickets to 63rd District Court tor Open I Container of Alcohol in a Motor Vehicle were Jennifer Weiks, ») .SI 18, and James Ruperd, 27, both of Lowell on March 14. TRUTEST A juvenile from Lowell will be cited into Probate Court rAl 0, for Destruction of Property which occurred this past week to a garage with a sling shot. 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March 20, 1991 - Page 4 Former Lowell resident The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, March 20, 1991 - Page 5 Vows Spoken Homespun featured in Church of the Devotions Nazarene publication Nazarene Universiu m k • • By Pauline Spray Viewpoint the Bachclor of Ans dej in %9. majoring in reljg The Michigan National Guard is ready to go into ac- painting inside and out will be done shortly, now that failed to seek His will for and minonng in NCNS R , The Lord knoweth the days tion, chasing Pancho Villa into Mexico if President Wil- the necessary $850 has been raised. of the upright: and their in- their lives early enough. ment Greek. He received ihe by son so orders. heritance shall be forever Some never felt the need for Master of Divinity ^ The Ledger has a magazine exchange going for all 25 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - MAR. 17, 1966 (Psalm 37:18). God's guidance until it was from Nazarene Theol,,,.^, Priscilla interested readers. A chimney fire becomes an extensive roof and attic too late. Others failed to Seminary. Kansas Lussmyer Back when I was a girl dur- fire because someone on the party line refuses to yield. make proper preparation. in 1976. Currently Rash hjJ| ing depression days, I did not 50 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - MAR. 20, 1941 The high school will hold an Open House with de- Fretting and grieving will not been accepted for work unih, have as many pretty dresses "Shepard Boulevard" is the new name for the street monstrations and activities next week. help these people. However, Doctor ot Ministn degree r as most girls do today. I had up Reservoir Hill. Bob Newhart and Molly Bee have signed as this dresses for school - two cot- they can work willingly and Nazarene Theologicafscm, Jokes, Jests, Jabs and Jibes just by Jeff, under "Along years Showboat headliners. faithfully at their assignments nary." ton prints the fall I started Main Street": "This is the time of year when rock bottom Grass fire season is upon us, and Chief Frank Baker and finally claim the reward high school. Then there was "Rashpastoredchurvhcvm means the cement floor through the coal pile." warns that burning permits are required. God has in store for those Charlevoix. Macon. (i.\ my "very best'' dress which I Gerald Rollins, Charles Jones, Claude Ridgway, The Michigan Senior Citizen Homestead Tax Exemp- who must accept His "second Chattanooga. TN and U reserved for Sundays. Some- Jesse Knapp and Frank Moll are in the March draft call. tion is one year old. best." dosta. GA before coming io times I had a "second best" - Removal of the unsafe Methodist Church steeple and Si Gainesville in 19X9 ' one which was too good for Prayer: 0 Lord. Thou "Special areas ot minislr school but not good enough Pastor Thomas E. Rash for dress up. This was worn knowest all about my days. for Pastor Rash mdudJ We inherited Mr. Glass when we bought the house six Help me to work willingly Ledger Entries on "not so special" occa- Thomas E. Rash, formerly music, personal evangelism, years ago. His price gradually increased to $90.00 the last sions. and faithfully at the task Thou of Lowell, was recently fea- teaching in the area ol per- of 100,75,50 and 25 Years Ago time he showed up. That may sound like a lot, but as I said, God has a special plan, a hast given me. May 1 so live tured in the Church of the sonal finances, ami expos,, cozy corner our house is big. There are well over fifty windows in it, "very best" one, for each life. that some day I shall joyfully Nazarene publication, tional preaching He is j|M,a and about half of them are on the second floor. I've never It is unique and especially de- claim my heavenly reward. "Spiritual Spotlight." volunteer chaplain ai Nonh by Roger Brown counted them all, but one time I rushed home just prior to signed for the individual per- Amen. "Thomas E. Rash is the east Georgia Medical Center 100 YEARS AGO IN THE JOURNAL-MAR. 18,1891 a mid-summer thundershower to shut windows and doors. sonality. His "very best" plan pastor of First Church of the He is married to Gail Fmmm $1.00 will buy a pair of Woman's Glove Grain shoes I counted as I went and ended up with 44. I always shelled brings fulfillment and Oh, help us, Jesus, from on Nazarene, Gainesville, GA of Bismarck. ND and has a at A.J. Howk & Sons. out the money readily, as I knew I'd much rather work a genuine satisfaction to the high; He has served there since Sep five year old daughter. Krisia Speculators were in Elmdale last week, looking for little harder to earn those bucks than climb all over that finder. We know no help but Thee! tember I, 1989." Ann." timbered lots to cut over for the lumber. house scrubbing windows. But there are many who Oh, help us so to live and die "Pastor Rash was bom in Rash is the son of hdujru South Boston's Myron Kyser has a hen that insists I live in a big old house. Those adjectives were not meant Last spring I had a little chat with Mr. Glass about taking have had to settle for God's As Thine in heaven to be. Grand Rapids, and reared in and Norabelle Rash ol low. on laying her eggs in a tree. The eggs then roll off and to be positive. Big, means it s hard to heat, a bear to paint, apart the storm windows when he came back in the fall. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Blough "second best". Perhaps they Henrv Hart Milman Lowell. He attended Olivet ell. break. difficult to decorate and just plain expensive to maintain. Most of the windows have a combination storm/screen that George B. Godfrey and Nellie K. Andrews of Alton Old, means it has slow plumbing, drafty windows, cracking Lauretta Jo Baker and Gary Blough. Groomsmen in- has to be removed and disassembled to gel at all sides of are carrying on a feud of sorts through the Journal plaster and things to fix everywhere you look. Since I'm all the glass. Over the years the glass in the inaccessible Lee Blough exchanged wed- cluded a friend, Ron Denman pages over what really happened at a Patrons of Indus- about as handy around the house as a cub bear wearing areas had finally become quite dirty. I told Lloyd the time ding vows on January 19. at and nephew, Steven Zaag- Program (DEP), according to Air Force's six-week basic try meeting. Sample: "They also said that if I did not catcher's mitts, I have to hire almost everything done. had come to go the whole nine yards. Lloyd never showed the First United Methodist man. SSgt. Gregory Nickel, the Air training course near San An In the Service know I was a fool they would write me and let me know Here's a good example. The caulking around a window up last fall. He didn't even return my calls. Yikes, it was Church of Lowell. Ushers were the bride's Force recruiter. tonio, TX, she is scheduled it." in the family room had dried and fallen out. We had to be now up to me! The bride is the daughter brother, Joe Baker and the Douglas is a 1988 graduate to receive technical training careful not to open a window across the room with the wind We went after the windows with a fervor. Well, maybe ot Thane and Glenda Young groom's brother, Martin Air Force Senior Airman ot Lowell High School and is in the General Area and he and Gerry Weeks of Saranac. 75 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - MAR. 16, 1916 out of the east or else the glass in the bad window would not quite a fervor, more like a shuffle. All four of us scrubbed, and the groom is the son of Blough. Timothy S. Weeks has been scheduled for enlistment in assigned to an Air Force dui\W The airman is a 1983 Dedication of the new high school will take place next be blown out into the yard. I tackled the project last Sunday. polished, disassembled, reassembled and muttered under Noah and Marguerite Masters and Mistresses of decorated with the Good Con- the Regular Air Force on June station. graduate of Saranac High Thursday, with school tours, homecoming of teachers I removed the window without breaking it or gouging the our breath. Several hours, buckets of ammonia water, bottles Blough, all of Lowell. Ceremony were Curt and duct Medal. 4. Upon graduation from the School. and alumni, afternoon and evening programs. Featured casing too severely. However, I got a little too much beef of Windex and rolls of paper towel later, we had the main The bride's sister. Jill Luanne Kaeb and Kevin and The medal is awarded for Baker, served as Maid of Judy Baker. speakers will be Prof. C.O. Davis, on the 6-3-3 Plan, behind the putty knife as I attempted to remove the remaining floor finished. We decided to recuperate a little before we exemplary conduct while in caulk and the glass broke. Now I not only had to hire the tackle the upstairs. I figure the spring of 19% oughta be Honor and bridesmaids were Following a reception at and Gov. Ferris. the active service of the U.S. Robin M Douglas, daugh- The new village president is W.S. Winegar. window caulked at the hardware store, I also had to buy a about right. her cousin, Laura Harwood Dari's in Alto, the couple hon- He is a ground radio com- ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Area Births Harry Day of Evart is appointed cashier of the City new pane of glass and clean up a mess in the kitchen. See I bumped into the previous owner of our house at a party and niece. Kellie Baker. eymooned in Florida and are munications specialist at Hic- Douglas of Lowell, has en- State Bank. what I mean about the cub bear bit? a couple of years ago. He said he missed the old place and Serving as Best Man was now residing in Lowell. kam Air Force Base, Hawaii. listed in the United States Air Sara and Kim welcome bom March 13, 199! He That window had been on my list of "Honey-dos" for a described it as, "comfortable ". Well, I guess I have to agree. Blough s brother. Carlton Weeks is the son of Bing Force Delayed Enlistment their brother. Alan Duane, weighed 7 lbs. 14 ozs. and couple of years. I finally got to it last Sunday because I had There is lots of room to get away from each other. Angie was 21 inches long. Proiu^ the Brown family in the window washing business. We used lives upstairs, Casey lives in the basement. Terese and I live parents are Roger and Karen HEALTH to hire a guy each spring and fall to clean our windows. on the main floor and the dogs have their favorite spots. Onan. Grandparents arc Dick With Arc you ready for this? The guy's name was Lloyd Glass. But, when the kids are gone, the old joint is going to be and Sandy Onan and Earl and Dr. Paul Gauthler I'm glad it isn't mandatory for everyone to hold a job that "comfortable'' for somebody else, as I have every intention CHURCH DIRECTORY Doris VanLaan Grcai- reflects their last name. 1 guess it wouldn't be too bad for of becoming a "condo-commando". No window washing. & grandparents are Pearl Coopers, Masons,Tanners, etc., but I'm afraid I know what No lawn mowing. No snow shoveling. No painting. No ADA COMMUNITY Dr. Jim Lang Tingley of Beiding and Ruih a Brown might be shoveling for a living. nuthin'! Now that's "comfortable"! BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE REFORMED CHURCH Onan of Lowell. Great-greai- 7227 Thomappie River Dr 676-1032 3900 East Fulton OF LOWELL Paslor THOMAS J BARTHA REV RAYMOND E BEFUS 201 North Washington Street grandparents are Ray and Ida Morning Worship iQ OO A M Morning Worship 9 50 A M REV JIM GELDHOF Onan. Sunday School 1120AM (Broadcast 10 A M WMAX 1470) Church School 10 00 AM SMOKELESS TOBACCO Evening Worship e 00 P M Sunday School 11 15 A M Morning Worship 11 00 A M Evening Service 6 00 P M Gerald and Kimberly Hakp] WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS Evening Service 6 00 P M The use of smokeless tobacco (chewing tobacco) has been Wednesday Service 7 30 P M Wednesday Mid-Week Service are the proud parents ot a COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUR i on the rise lately. Many people are turning to these products CHURCH HOME WELCOME TO ALL Jr Teens Adults 7 00 P M baby boy, Shaun Roger, horn Nursery-Come & Worship With Us March 12, 1991. He weighed in the mistaken belief that they represent a safe alternative to the use of cigarettes. Nothing could be further from the CALVARY CHRISTIAN REFORMED 7 lbs. 14 ozs. and was 21 in- ches long. He was welcomed truth. CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY CHURCH OF LOWELL FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH home by big sister. Alicia Adolescents and young adults have increased their use of CHURCH OF LOWELL REV. CARL J. REITSMA - 897-9836 OF LOWELL Grandparents are Roger and smokeless tobacco for several reasons: 1151 West Mam Street at tne Lowe Miao e Schoo 2275 West Mam Street — it can be used inconspicuously at school or at work. Lowell. Ml Muriel Hale of Lowell and *26^5 foreman Sunday School 9 45 A M — it is perceived to be safer than smoked tobacco Sunaa. Wo'S' Morning Worship 10 00 a m Ken and Elaine Dykhuh ^ Sunday Worship Services 11 00 A M & 600PM — many role models, particularly professional baseball Anrj c> s Act j ties ' 0 00 A M Sunday School 11 20 a m Awana Wednesday 6 30 PM Alto. Mic.vee*' Bib e Stufl es anrj Youth Gfoups Evening Worship 6 00 p m players, use smokeless tobacco on a regular basis. A/cdnesday Prayer Meeting 7 00 P M . STf MNG AND HELPING The harmful effects of chewing tobacco are numerous Nursery available at both services JOEGERKIN PASTOR 897-0017 897-0077 Barrier Free Dan Nave Youth Director 897 6737 and well documented: — tooth staining ALTON BIBLE CHURCH FIRST CONGREGATIONAL — bone and tooth loss 11 Lmcoin Lane Ave at 3 Mile Road FIRST UNITED METHODIST — erosion of gums Sunday Scnooi 10 00 A M CHURCH OF LOWELL FRIENDSHIP COUNTRY — bad breath Mo'nmg Worship 11 00 A M (United Church of Christ) CHURCH OF LOWELL II Evening Praise 7 00 P M 404 North Hudson 621 E Mam Street 897-5936 CHAPEL — oral cancer: more than 87 percent of the estimated 25,000 Wednesday AWANA 7 00 P M 897-5906 REGULAR HOURS 10200 Grand Rive' Ave new cases reported per year are directly linked to tobacco Morning Worship 9 00 A M and 10 45 A M (Sept • April) Worship and Church School 10 00 A M 5 i W^c^T 10 30 A M use. Church School 9 30 to 10 30 A M I'.u t' -Wi -V..//' / Prayer and Bible Study 7 30 P M Rev Terry Tessari Pastor Wednesday Bible Study 7 00 PM Smokeless tobacco is known to contain 10 times the REV WILLIAM AMUNDSEN. MINISTER Prof—tonal Sound i Ught Sr»* REV KENNETH R MCGEE. Pastor Eleanor Martin Director of Education BOB ROUSH PASTOR Nursery available at both sen/ices For AM VtoMr Party Haadt' amount of cancer-producing substances found in cigarettes 897 5648 or 897-4273 Roger MacNaughton Director of Music 897 7489 Barner-Free Nursery Provided Barrier • Free Entrance * Expcntncid OJ* and 100 times more than the food and drug administration YOU ARE WELCOME' * RMtonabto RAMS * CO OuaMy Sound allows in foods and other substances used by the public. * 1000 MM Skano Sy*an There is growing evidence that suggests that long term use * 0*f 5000 On M«nd of these products also increases the risk of cancer of the * Fiom 1t3Wfc Cunwtl **> 40 GOOD SHEPHERD MISSIONARY CHURCH ST MARY'S * *a Cmi 16 *** Sp*3* F^ques's larynx, esophagus, nasal cavity, pancreas, kidney and blad- LUTHERAN CHURCH 10501 Settlewood Ph 897-7185 CATHOLIC CHURCH CHr...Jty Vfcrim? der. Sunday School 9 45 A M 402 N Amity Smokeless tobacco, like smoked tobacco, is an addiction. Worship Service 11 00 A M « (616) 897-8520 ^ MSGNR JAMES MORAN 10305 Bluewater Highway Evening Service 6 00 P M The typical smokeless tobacco user absorbs about the same MASSES Morning Worship 10 00 A M Prayer and Praise • Wed 7 30 P M amount of nicotine as a pack-a-day smoker. Also, many The above photo is from Jerry Biemackfs collection of historic photos of the Lowell area. This one was taken Sunday Sc^oo' & Aauit Bibie Class 9 00 A M GLENN H. MARKS - Senior Pastor 897-9110 Saturday Mass fonti fat*** smokeless tobacco users eventually "graduate to cigarettes. JOSEPH FREMER PASTOR 530 PM during either the flood of March 24, 1904 or June of 1905. i STAN GERIG • Associate Pastor 897-5894 Sunday Masses EARLY BIRD SPCCIAL One must remember that the habitual use of nicotine, in ALL ARE WELCOME' 900& 11 00 AM Both floods were disastrous and caused great damage to the downtown area. This photo is most likely of the 1904 897 8307 125.00 Off ^ whatever form, is as much a drug addiction as is habitual (Barrier Free) flood as much of the downtown was destroyed by a fire April 31, 1905. ***** use of alcohol, heroin or cocaine. C«l Jay Vazmo — (6161 89 V _\

The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. March 20, 1991 - Page 6 The $140,000 first phase in the development of The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, March 20, 1991 - Page 7 Stoney-Lakcside Park was Rotary pledges $9,000 for park's trees given some environmental encouragement Wednesday LMS presents comedy, "Unidentified Flying High School" at the Lowell Rotary Club s Construction begins soon on new park weekly meeting. The 70-member organiza- tion announced its support for donating $9,000 over a three year period to the City toward the planting of trees and shrubs at Sloney-Lakestde -J r Park. r "Rotary International is encouraging all local Rotaiy Clubs to pursue environmen- tal projects within their com- n munity/' Lowell Rotan President, Jim Hodges said. "The club decided that through Stoney-Lakeside Park it can best assist the local area environmentalK " Hodges said the club hopes m M to accomplish the $9,000 ' t .J goal before the three- year period is up. "This will allow the City to put an emphasis on the physical development of the Park and not so much in the greenery '' Cast members of "Unidentified Flying High School", left to right, front row: Bridget Additional cast members of "Unidentified Flying High School" are from left to The $140,000 first phase Taylor, Zac Cole (as Cosmo), Mike Ingersoll; middle row: Holly Jaworowicz, Aimee right, front row: Adam English, Carrie Colburn, Michelle Dykstra; middle row: of the development included Cardinal, Krista Posthumus, Jason Bosch; back row: Jamie Compton, Katie Devan Geiersbach, Rose Boruta, Annitra Pope, Ramee Guild, Scott Dykstra; back work on the bcach, driveway. Haywood, Kyle Triplett. row: Dennis Williams, Travis Mierkalns, Karyn Rogers. Ron Acheson. Not pictured: parking lot, bathhouse, and Kevin Nugent, Randy Smith. Mike Wiersema. boat launch. "The City is both pleased On Monday evening. his entire high school to ex- ventures in Wonderland.'' week in May (the exact date Don't miss this free even- presented in the Middle and excited about the $9,000 ®1arch 25, the Lowell Middle perience an adventure beyond will be performed the last to be announced). ing of entertainment, to be School Cafetorium. commitment from the Lowell School Eighth Grade Drama even Cosmo's wild imagina- Class will present the com- tion. — Rotary Club." Lowell Cit\ edy. "Unidentified Flying The play will also be per- Manager." Dave Pasquale High School", for the public said. formed for fifth, sixth, at 7:30 p.m. seventh and eighth graders in Hodges added that the The play is about Cosmo, three separate daytime perfor- -CALt« r-4C £r FmHe«»vmoM^oN. om 4 MU $9,000 donation will provide a teenager whose total and en- mances. m*. • lihmmiba **o tmrneciATf* arc • a nice start on the planting ol HOUTM LAHOeore thusiastic devotion to the un- The next and final play of lassified Ads trees and shrubs at the park _Jj • JUNB t*. explored frontier of outer the school year, entitled, ace leads both Cosmo and "Follow That Rabbit—Ad- 11 •P •Lowe itv Couhcil Proceedings OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS BILLS AND ACCOUNTS PAYABLE TOTALS be split on a 50-50 basis, with an expense to the an addendum. is discussed. will be back this spring to insteil the sidewalks for prop- of the (3-4-91) CITY COUNCIL City of $250. Since neither expense was budgeted erty owners that were signed up last year but the work General Fund $35,250.38 an amendment is needed. IT WAS MOVED by Hodges and seconded by Item No. 4. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK not yet completed. There were approximately 30 jobs of the Major Street Fund 196.37 Thompson to approve a one year extension of the ag- GRANT - ADDITIONAL ALLOCATION FOR WATER to finish. CITY OF LOWELL, MICHIGAN Local Street Fund 156.38 IT WAS MOVED by Thompson and seconded by ®hement with the YMCA as presented and an addendum WELL PROJECT. The City will receive additional alloca- After a brief discussion, the consensus of the Council Sewer Fund 18,348.08 For the Regular Meeting of Monday, March 4, 1991 Hodges to approve the budget amendment for the City s to split the pool repairs at a cost of no more than $4,000. tion of Federal Community Development Block Grant was not to extend financial participation for sidewalks Water Fund 6,304.35 portion of the King Memorial Pool operating deficit of YEA: 4. funds through Kent County. A remaining allocation of to any property owner who did not sign up during the Equipment Fund 1,117.51 PRESENT; Councilmembers Doyle, $897 and the $250 share of the pool condition report NAY: 0. $43,050.08 has been proposed toward the completion Summer of 1990. Thompson, Data Processing Fund 1,600.00 Hodges and Mayor Maatman. YEA; 4. ABSENT: 1. of the water well project. Also, it was offered that an Councilmember Doyle stated that he attended the 1991 Current Tax Fund 27.82 ABSENT. Councilmember Fonger. NAY; 0. MOTION CARRIED. additional $10,000 in Block Grant funds be allocated MML Legislative Conference in Lansing on February ABSENT; 1. from 1992-1993 year. 27 and found it very informative. He also attended a ITEM NO. 1. GROUTING OF EXTERIOR CLARIFIER MOTION CARRIED. Item No. 3. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DOWN- meeting with other Kent County communities brought IT WAS MOVED by Hodges and seconded by Doyle to WALL ATTHE WATER TREATMENT PLANT - AWARD excuse the absence of Councilmember Fonger. TOWN TREE PROPOSAL. The Lowell Area Chamber IT WAS MOVED BY Thompson and seconded by Doyle together by the Metro Council after the Legislative Con- OF BID. The clarifier wall at the Water Treatment Plant YEA: 4. - of Commerce proposed a downtown tree program. to allocate $43,050.08 in current Community Block ference. has experienced cracks where lime and moisture have NAY; 0. i| •'lura McCollum, representing the Chamber of Com- Grant funds as well as $10,000 from the 1992-1993 been leaking. In response, it was proposed that the wall ABSENT; 1. B. EXTENSION OF JOINT CITY - YMCA merce, said that the first of a three year proposal would allocation to the completion of the water well project. Item No. 8. MANAGER'S COMMENTS. City Manager be grouted to seal the cracks. Three quotes were sol- MOTION CARRIED. EEMENT AND SHARING 0F provide the removing of all potted trees in non-Main YEA: 4. Pasquale reported on the following; icited but only the following two were received; rnc POOL REPAIR tif ^ ^lty Mana9er Pasquale said that a meeting locations and replacing them with trees purchased NAY: 0. o e City-Y Committee was held to review the costs through the Look Memorial Fund. The second year con- ABSENT; 1. 1. The State Boundary Commission has tentatively set IT WAS MOVED by Doyle and seconded by Thompson Pennington Brothers (Twin Lake) $2,000 that the minutes of the February 19. 1991 meeting be Of repair necessary to re-open the King Pool and centrates on the north side of Main while the third year MOTION CARRIED. an adjudication meeting for the Attwood petition on D.C. Byers (Grand Rapids) $2,000 approved as written. consider an extension of the joint agreement con- provides plantings on the south side. This phased ap- Tuesday. April 16. YEA; 4. cerning the parks and the pool. Dr. James Reagan proach would give an option for permanent trees in the Item No. 5. RESOLUTION TO MDOT PLACING VAL- 2. The Grand Rapids City Commission awarded the In reviewing the quotes. Water Treatment Plant Superin- NAY; 0. representing the YMCA. mentioned that the repairs downtown. LEY VISTA FROM W. MAIN TO BOWES WITH THE traffic light contract to Feyen-Zylstra Electric. The firm tendent George Regan recommended that Pennington ABSENT; 1. could be handled at a cost of $4000. as opposed to It was suggested that the Fire Department be asked to CITY LOCAL STREET SYSTEM. In order to qualify for anticipates starting installation on March 11. The con- Brothers be awarded the project because of previous MOTION CARRIED. the consultant estimate of $8,800, through the Y re- ®vater the trees on a weekly basis and the merchants Act 51 street funds as administered by the Michigan tract calls for completion by April 30. positive work experience at the Plant. ceiving volunteer help for the repairs. be responsible for keeping the planters free of debris. Department of Transportation, the new Valley Vista 3. The Planning Commission, at its February 25 meet- IT WAS MOVED by Hodges and seconded by t was also recommended by the committee to divide Councilmember Doyle stated that he didn't believe that Drive extension must be recognized by a City Council ing. received a planned unit development proposal from IT WAS MOVED by Hodges and seconded by Doyle Thompson that the minutes of the February 19, 1991 e cost of repairs amounting to no more than $4,000 task should be expected from the Lowell Fire Depart- resolution as a Local Street. Once established as a Dick Bryan and Gary Glownia to construct a 77 unit that the bid for the grouting of exterior clarifier wall at Closed Session Meeting be approved with the correc- on a 50-50 basis. The expenses to take care of the ment. Regarding the businesses keeping the planters Local Street, the City may pursue Major Street funding condominium project near the intersection of James the Water Treatment Plant be awarded to Pennington tion that the motion for adjournment was moved by bathhouse would be the Public Schools' responsibil- clean, Councilmember Doyle said that most of them do for Valley Vista providing greater funding allocations. and High. A key element of their proposal is requesting Brothers from Twin Lake for the amount of $2,000. since ,he are not even want the potted trees in front of their busines- the City to pay for public improvements on James and Hodges and seconded by Fonger instead of just moved YEA. 4. | y y a major user. City Manager Pas- ses. Councilmember Hodges mentioned that a survey IT WAS MOVED by Hodges and seconded by High to the site. This would involve water, sanitary by Hodges with no second. NAY; 0. quale mentioned that the Schools are currently re- YEA; 4. of the merchants was conducted and voted substantial Thompson to approve the resolution to MDOT placing sewer, storm sewer and street improvements. It is esti- ABSENT; 1. viewing the costs necessary to make these repairs. NAY; 0. ^support for the trees. Valley Vista from W. Main to Bowes with the City Local mated that the total would be approximately $68,000. MOTION CARRIED. e Council stated some concerns whether the ABSENT; 0. Health Department would allow the pool to open Street system to qualify for State Act 51 street funds. The consensus of the Council was that they are in- MOTION CARRIED IT WAS MOVED by Hodges tc accept downtown tree YEA; 4. terested but needed more information to be gathered Item No. 2. YMCA - KING MEMORIAL POOL a er the repairs were completed as proposed. They esitate to invest any more monies in the pool with proposal as proposed by the Chamber of Commerce, NAY: 0. before a decision can be made. A. BUDGET AMENDMENT - PAYMENT OF CITY'S IT WAS MOVED BY Hodges and seconded by Doyle the development of Stoney Lakeside Park. Pasquale but died from lack of support. ABSENT; 1. 4. A regional meeting of the Michigan Municipal League PORTION OF POOL OPERATING DEFICIT AND that the bills and accounts payable be allowed and the ment'oned that costs would be kept to a minimum MOTION CARRIED is scheduled for Thursday, April 11, 1991. SHARE OF POOL CONDITION REPORT. City Man warrants issued. with the park in mind. The consensus of the Council was to defer this item ager Pasquale said that the City received a budget YEA; Councilmembers Doyle, Thompson, Hodges and until the April 1, 1991 meeting so that the Chamber of IT WAS MOVED by Doyle to adjourn at 8:52 p.m. summary for the operation of the King Memorial Pool The Committee recommended that the joint agree- Mayor Maatman. Commerce can seek some commitment from mer- Item No. 6. CITIZEN COMMENTS. None last year. There was a deficit of $1,794. According mem be extended to January 1, 1992 with the con- NAY; 0. tact language to remain the same. The following chants on who would be responsible for watering of the Approved; March 18, 1991. to the agreement with the YMCA, this deficit would Item No. 7. COUNCIL COMMENTS. Councilmember ABSENT: 1. major components continue: (1) a $6,000 City con- trees, where to position the trees and what businesses be split on a 50-50 basis, or each party would be Thompson asked if the sidewalk contractor will be com- James D. Maatman, Mayor MOTION CARRIED. n ution (2) the City responsible for water, sewer and ®«ant the trees. Chief of Police Emmons stated that he responsible for $897. Additionally, a pool condition would like to attend the meeting with the Chamber of ing back in the Spring and what sidewalks will be com- David M. Pasquale, City Clerk report was completed, costing $500. This would also eiectncal charges and (3) YMCA $25 gift certificates 6 re air Commerce when the location of the trees on Main Street pleted. City Manager Pasquale said that the contractor P cost sharing agreement would serve as The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, March 20, 1991 • Page 9 Coming Events

Notictt in the Ledger's "Com- EVERY SECOND WEDNES- EVERY MON. & TUES. MORN- 314 S. Hudson. 897-5949 for re- Community Center projects and from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Proceeds ing Events" are free of charge DAY: GFWC - Lowell Woman's ING - Coffee Break Bible Study. servations. the library. Rental space availa- go to purchase items for the to any non-profit organiza- Club hold a monthly luncheon ble. Call Joanne Dipp 765-5413, Courtyard. CAN YOU IDENTIFY THIS MYSTERY FARM? Monday 7:15 to 8:30 p.m.; Tues- tion in the Loweii, Ada, Altot with program following at day 9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. EVERY WEDNESDAY: Awana Bertha Thaler 765-5319 or and Saranac area. We prefer Schneider Manor. For further in- Lakeside Community Church. from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Alton Bible Rosemary Cooper, 765-5120 This aerial photograph was taken especially for the such notices to be kept brief formation call President Janet 6201 Whitneyville Rd. Church. (Corner of Lincoln Lake evenings. SAT, MAR. 30: Lowell Fire De- partment Pancake Breakfast/ Lowell Ledger and is part of a series of Lowell area and to be submitted by rnaii, Bovee at 897-8112. and 3 Mile) Children ages 3 and but will accept notices by up are welcome to join in on the THURS., MAR. 28: Trip to Mar- Supper Open House. Serving farms. 3RD SAT. OF EACH MONTH - phone at 897-9261. EVERY THIRD SUNDAY: The V.F.W. Post No. 8303 in Lowell. scriptures learning, fun, fellow- shall. Cost $35. Shopping, a from 7 to 11 a.m. and 4 to 7 p.m. No one knows whose farm the aerial photographer Rat River Snowmobile Club 307 W. Main. Steak dinner, serv- ship and games. For more infor- play and turkey dinner. Bus snapped, so it's up to you. our readers, to identify the FIRST MONDAY EACH meets at the clubhouse at 11841 ing 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. Public in- mation or to set-up transporta- leave Schneider Manor at 9:30 mystery farm each week. MONTH: The South Kent 4-H Potters Rd. A Potluck is at 12:30 vited. tion call 897-4273, 897-9731 or a.m. and returns approximately SAT, APR. 6: Pig Roast at 6 p.m. If you can identify this mystery farm...merely fill group regular meetings at 7 p.m. p.m. with business meeting fol- 897-5648. Bowne Center United Methodist in the Alto Elementary School lowing. New members and EVERY THIRD SATURDAY - Church, corner of Alden Nash •nit the entry blank below with your answer, name and GOOD FRIDAY, MAR. 29: Com- cafeteria. guests are welcome. THURS., MAR. 21: Keenagers Men's Breakfast 8 a.m. at Loweii munity Good Friday services & 84th St., 5 to 7:30 p.m. Adults address and mail or drop off at the Lowell Ledger. will meet at 10 a.m. at Vergen- $6, children 6-12, $3. Assembly of God, 3050 Alden will be held at First United P.O. Box 128. Lowell. MI 49331. EVERY 1ST & 3RD TUESDAY: QUA-KE-ZIK SPORTSMEN'S nes Methodist Church. Potluck Nash, (just south of town). Spec- Methodist Church in Lowell Lowell Lions Club meets at 6:30 CLUB: meets every 2nd and 4th dinner. Bring a dish to pass, The name of the person correctly identifying this ial speaker and good food. For from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Speaker p.m. at Look Memorial Fire Sta- Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. at the Club your own table service. We will EVERY SUNDAY - Singles farm will he put in a drawing to be held on Mondav. more info call 897-7047. will be Rev. Terry Tessari. Pastor tion, South Hudson, Lowell. play cards. Come and bring a building at 11400 Foreman of Lowell Congregational dance featuring "Touch of March 25. at noon for a FREE DINNER FOR TWO Road, Lowell. friend. Class". 50's and 60's music. THIRD TUESDAY EVENING - Church. (excluding drinks) at Sneakers in downtown Lowell, 2ND WEDNESDAY: Mens Ladies Joy Fellowship. Various Cost $5. Holiday Inn Crowne breakfast at Lowell Senior MAR. 22 & 23: Freeport Boos- a free gallon of Devoe Hat white latex paint from EVERY 1ST WEDNESDAY - topics and special speakers. For GOOD FRIDAY, MAR. 29: Bake Plaza, 5700 28th St. Grand Center, 314 S. Hudson St. Call ters will sponsor an Indoor Yard Lowell Paint & Wallpaper and a free subscription to Lowell Area Jaycees meet at more info call Lowell Assembly sale at Lowell Medical Care Rapids. 1-96 at 28th St. then 897-5949 for reservations. 7:30 p.m. New members wel- Sale. Proceeds go to benefit east 2 blocks. the Ledger. of God at 897-7047. Center, 350 N. Center Lowell comed. Membership 21-39 The owner of each weeks Mystery Farm will receive LOWELL AREA ARTS COUN- years of age. Leadership training EVERY SUNDAY EVENING - ABSOLUTELY FREE, a 4x5 color photo of the farm CIL: 149 S. Hudson St. Hours; through community involvement. Royal Rangers for the boys. Mis- merely by claiming it at the Lowell Ledger office by Monday thru Friday, 1 to 5 p.m.; For location of meeting, please sionettes for the girls for kids kin- Lowell business students finish 4th Saturdays and Sundays. 1 ;30 to call 897-6186. the following Wednesday noon. dergarten and up. Christ Ambas- 4:30 p.m. Closed holidays. sadors for the youth (7 thru 12 Phone 897-8545. EVERY 1ST & 3RD TUESDAY grades). Christian Clubs to help at Grand Rapids Junior College - V.F.W. Post 8303 meets at the our children grow through the I Mystery Farm No. 51 WOMEN OF THE MOOSE V.F.W. Clubroom, 307 E. Main means of achievement prog- Lowell business students home with one first, two sec- Lowell's only first-place Chapter night meeting is held the St., Lowell at 8:00 p.m. rams. special activities, crafts placed fourth out of 25 onds, and two honorable was earned by David Hilden- first Monday of each month, at 8 and basic moral learning. For schools in the 18th Annual mentions. brand in job application. Tak- Answer: (p.m. SATURDAYS - Take Off more info call Lowell Assembly The first, second and third- ing seconds were Rachael Pounds Sensibly Tops #M11493 of God at 897-7047. Business Competition Day at I M\ Name — WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Bus- meets every Sat. at 8:30 a.m. in Grand Rapids Junior College place winners in each cate- McGrew, Accounting I; and | M\ Address. iness Meeting is held the third the Congregational Church LOWELL LIBRARY - HOURS! on Thursday. gory as judged by personnel Jay Thaler, Typewriting Monday of each month, at 8 p.m. basement In Lowell. Comer of Open Mon. 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 Students from roughly 300 directors, recruiters and man- Speed and Production II. Spring and Hudson Sts. Weigh- p.m.; Wed., 12:30 to 8:30 p.m. schools competed from Kent, agers from area businesses, Receiving honorable men- i In the 50th week of the Lowell Ledger Mystery Farm, there were 23 correct responses. In week 51, let's see if we EVERY TUESDAY MORNING ins from 8:30 a.m. til 9:00 a.m. and Fri. & Sat., 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. Mv Phone tions were Jon Hutfilz, Ac- can increase the number of correct responses. It should also be noted, that when identifying a farm, the first Ladies join us for Coffee Break/ Ottawa and Allegan Counties received Grand Rapids Junior Story Hour at Calvary Christian counting II; and Jay Van- and last name should be used. Also only entry forms printed in the Ledger will be accepted. Thanks for your TUESDAYS - Take Off Pounds 2ND AND 4TH MONDAY in 11 different written and College scholarships of Reformed Church, 1151 W. Sensibly Tops #MI 372 meets NIGHTS: Men's Life Bible study oral contests. Lowell came $600, $400 and $200. Business, contd., pg. 19 cooperation. Main, Lowell. 9:30 - 10:45 a.m. every Tuesday evening at the group will meet at Calvary Chris- Nursery provided. Lowell Congregational Church tian Reformed Church in the basement. Comer of Spring and Narthex. All men in the commu- Buy one Quarter Pounder with Cheese Sandwich EVERY SECOND TUESDAY Hudson Sts. Weigh-ins at 5:45 nity are welcome. Call 897-6215 ^The Lowell Area Fishing Club p.m. or 897-7555 for more informa- now meets at the Flat River tion. GET ONE FREE Snowmobile Clubhouse on Pot- THURSDAYS: Take Off Pounds noDfOueS-** ters Road, just East of Montcalm Sensibly Tops Ml No. 333. 2ND THURSDAY OF MONTH: McDonalcK Ave, at 7.00 p.m. All prospective Saranac, meets every Thursday All Lowell Area Senior Citizens 1300 W, Main members or interested individu- evening at the Saranac Public Li- are invited to attend the Lowell als are cordially welcome. Limell, Ml howboat brary. Weigh-ins at 6:45 p.m. Community Ed Lunch and Learn at 12:15 p.m. given at the Lowell , )uu pf«»n pet cti«iiinvf jvr \i*it FOR THE Engine Block Reconditioning lar meetings at the Old Township meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Board EVERY WEDNESDAY - 1 p.m GREATTASTE Satufday 8am io530pm PU-j** prrvm k««upi*n **hi*n Piston and Rod Reconditioning Hall, at Bowne Center, on the of Education office located in the Senior bowling for those over 55 orjcnng \«»i vjjid -Aith Disc and Drum Brake Service | first Thursday of each month at Middle School, 12685 Foreman 4n\ •»«hcr o!lct MSOAMa^Si iiKS SiaivSi at Rollaway Ltd.. Lanes. $1 per m,. 7:30 p.m. No December meet- Immh] Thru Apnl I > ' » • t'g"C• Lo**' Mi 49331 larva Mi 48ft4' We Use Only Quality Road. game. PH (616) e9r.9?31 PM527 3t90 -i Perfect Circle Parts ing. EVERY MONDAY EVENING: EVERY SECOND THURSDAY: "Euchre" will be played at the 4TH WEDNESDAY OF EACH CURTIS CAR WASH COME VISIT THE "LARGEST Lowell VFW Auxiliary No. 8303 V.F.W. Post 8303 at 7:30 p.m. MONTH: The Women's Break- 897-5606 meets at 3:30 p.m. at the VFW Admission is $1, prizes. Public fast at the Lowell Senior Center. ANTIQUE MALL IN MICHIGAN" Post, 307 W. Main Street, Lowell. welcome. PERN » HIGH PRESSURE - Soap, Rinse. Wax Lowell High School students who participated in the Grand Rapids Junior College » FINAL RINSE - Spot Free Water Cf}%HOTOCRAPHIC S 18th annual Business Competition Day were front row, left to right, Toni MacMillen, • PRE-SOAK - Cleans Without Rubbing LOWELL Stephanie Brown, Jennifer Cook, Jennifer Videan and Misty Parker. Back row, left Professional Photography - Roger VanVleck to right, are Jon Hutfilz, Jay VanAntwerp, David Hildenbrand and Jay Thaler. » DEGREASER - Cleans Motors, Engines, Etc. COMMUNITY Missing from the picture are Rachael McGrew and Nikki Gerard. Weddings... 104 W. Main • TIRE CLEANER - For a Totally Clean Car Portraits... 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A Public Hearing by the Planning Commission TlwinY mi l^rnM-tnlNT. will be held at the Grattan Township Hall, The Annual Meeting will be held on; 'mm ^ The comfort of a padded 11676 Old Beiding Road on: Tke l)ig difference ketvevn llic collar, cushion insole and light, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1991 Levi * jean# ytm wore when yrni wm- flexible SuperSole. Plus the at 7:30 P.M. i pup and tke Levi# jean* on tlm WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3,1991 AT 7:30 P.M. protection of a safety steel toe. (Mge is ike (it. Grown men come in at the Historic Township Hall, 8240 Alden Nash different slupe*. «o Levi* jean# (or at which time and place any interested person SE, Alto, Michigan. men come in Ji(ferent style#. Even will be heard. tkou^li tliey may appear identical to A Budget shall be submitted for consideration. tke na u eye, eack «tyle i# cut to (it 1. Donald N. Bowman has requested a zoning a particular knly type. Vm £et to change from "A" Agricultural to "R-R" Rural Citizens attending the hearing have the right choose, because one i# almo?t certain

Residential on a 10 acre tot parcel #41-12-05- to provide written and oral comments and ask to (it you per(ectlyr no matter kov MAT* K USA 200-016 located at 10 Mile and Wabasis Ave. questions concerning the entire budget. you're Ui 8315 Wabasis Ave., Rockford, Ml 49341. A copy of the entire proposed budget shall be Written comments concerning the request available for public inspection beginning March 22 in the Township Office at 6059 Lin- Rldgeview Shopping Center should be received by April 3, 1991 and ad- field, Alto, Wednesday and Friday, 9:00 a.m. 1 Tlie Most ComfortaUe Word W. Main, Lowell dressed to George Poulias, Secretary, Grattan to 3:00 p.m. Levis Township Planning Commission, 11676 Old In Tke Englisk Language.™ PHONE 897-6411 CLOTHING & SHOES HOURS: Beiding Rd., Beiding, Ml 48809. Sandra L. Kowalczyk Mon .TuM .Thurt &Sa( 9:30 a m. • 6 p.m. Bowne Township Clerk Wednesday & Fnday 9 30 am. - 8 p.m OO 1:301 Uncluaaed 8.-06 O Maater of the Game (Pt 3 of o [MAX] MOVIE: Oao/Uo The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. March 20, 1991 - Page 12 ut Mdof ttwC (CC) 4) Dyan Cannon. Harry Hamlin O MOVIE: Cleeh of the TNm SZT?LJ-?° _' •"••od iGD Bebe Wlnkleman's Good 9 9 Star Seerch 0® N0CN0wt(CC) Perseus, the human son of Zeus, The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, March 20, 1991 - Page 13 SS— • a r| ^ F Fishing 9 d) PGA Golf USFAG Classic. Mr. oeiveKier® (cx:) 1:300 Taiaa Connection overcomes obstacles put m hw wey ""» SATURDAY 9IBMOV MOVIEI : The Secret World of 3rd round (L) FRIDAY 0O N^htty OO OO Walllreat Weak by other gods to wm tha love of ] 99 On Stege at Wolf Trap (0® Wonderful World of 9 Sports Tonight; News Andromeda Laurence Olivier. Reptilea From the Amazon to 1 Dianey James Gamer. Robert 9 9 Nature (Stereo) (CC) 9 Get Smert I ® ABC Ntwt (CC) 0M Harry Hamkn 1981 (Slereo) •"P™ Pindemonium a 9:059 WCW Power Hour India, from the American desert to |So O(i P""** Esst Africa and around the world, Culp. 90 Siakel A Ebert: If We 9(2) Ster Trek; The Next (Stereo) (CC) Burdertown (Stereo) (CC) ruthless murderer stalhs fhw March 23 9:30 9 Joy of Gerdenlng the fascinstmg story of the reptile 9 OS Thia Old House (CC) Picked the Winners Generation (CC) 9 Tennia Lipton Int l Players Abbott end Coetefto The Roualers grounds of an ekte cheene.^ ©1991 TVLUlmqlnc FI Worth TX March 22 O^ofl^Bay 5 9® O® Attack of the Killer (D 3J Rod end Reel 9 [HBO] MOVIE: Police 9d) Arsenio HeM's Weekend Champ (L) _ UpCtoee O O.P>o Winter Surfing From S s^ol Carol Kane. Tom Smoth.,, kingdom is exsmined. Marvin Miller ©1991 TV Listing Inc Fi Wo»tfi TX O SportaCenter Tomatoes 1976 Streamaide Acedemy (CC) Jem (Stareo) (CC) 1:05 • MOVIE: CoiorMlo Territory In O Make the Grade Huntington Beach. Calif (T) O Sporta Tonight 9 [MAX] MOVIE: The Hend- • 700 Oub With plt 9(1) 9(9) Grevedele High 12:059 Beverly Hillbillies 9 MOVIE: Terzen in Menhetten 11:359 Night Trecka: Chertbusters the lawtesa Colorado territory, an O Bon Maaon Michigan State O Get Smart OOtt Smart MORNING (CC) The Lord of the Apes swsps his maid's Tele (Stereo) (CC) (Stereo) MOWNIMQ escaped convict gets trapped m a Hockey 9*00 Naahviia Now World Pro Mogul Tour m (D ® Stepping Stones 12:309 Side by Side famikar jungle for the unknown 9 MOVIE: Away AH Boeta An valley with a lovely woman Joel Id) CBS News (CC) • Movie: SMFM. 01 Monte 11:459 [MAX] MOVIE: Certel OO SO Agamst the Law ® High School Baaketball 5:00 0 (D CNN News 90 New Explorers (Stereo) 9 d) Memories: Then end terrors of the big city Joe Lars. Kim untried vessel snd her crew see Bunny and Pais CartoAn American on his *ay t0 McCrea. Virginia Mayo 1949. «M H S A A semifinal (T) ® Crossfire Crosby 1989 combat m the Pacific during World (Stereo) 6:00 O 8port*C«nt*r (Stereo) (CC) the Orient gets involved m a « J (CC) £00 # MOVIE: Speedway A stock car 8:350 Andy GriffHh OO McLaughlin Group 12*00 DM MTV 9 Get Smart 9 [HBO] MOVIE: Star Trsk V: 9 9 Rod and Reel 9 Double Trouble War II. Jeff Chandler. George 12:009 Heedbenger's Bell 6:15 O MOVIE: Youn to KMQ A man racer with generous impulses and a Wifl,n 0009,1510,5 Hai, Nader 1956 9 Berbers MsndreM end the 7:000 MTV Half Hour Comedy OO Off tha Record mT* 5:05 9 (X) Home Shopping The Flnsl Frontier (Stereo) (CC) 9 9 Victory Gerden (CC) ffl Gunsmoke inspires others as he pursues • wastrel manager finds himself OO O® Perfect Strangers 9 [MAX] MOVIE: Driving Miss 913) Babe Winklemen's Good LPGA Golf Turquoise Classic. 9 Bulls Eye MendreM Sisters carter m acting Jespite suffering Hour o O MOVIE: Spring BroM Four OOtt Smart owmg the Internal Revenue Service (Stereo) (CC) 5:15 # Short Sutyectt Oeisy (CC) Fishing 3rdI rounround (L(L)) ® World Aerobics 99 Knight Rider from Down s Syndrome Demi Who's the BoaaT (CC) college students encounter adven- O OoWan Age of Rock'n'Roii $145,000 in back taxes. Elvis o MOVIE: Superman An infant 5:30 • FleMng WHh Roiend Martin Doneld Duck Preeents 9 Evens end Novak News/opon!i Cloae Up Chempionahips From San Diego Moore (Stereo) (CC) Inaide Edition (CO ture and romance m Fori Lauder- Id) Y Machine With Nia OO Presley. Nancy Sinatra 1968 from the doomed planet Krypton is ^ ^ — Do That on (R) 0 MOVIE: MouNn Rouge French Chaara{CC) dale David KneN. Perry Lang 0 Mlaaing Adventures of Onie 9 Heathcliff end Mermeduke uwnwm ww mwnmcw You Can't sent to Earth and develops vast artist Toukxiae Lautrec s Me. loves 2:30 O MOVIE: Wrong Quya The 25th OO MecNeH/Lehrer 1983 9 Heert of Chicego 9 Qreet Lakee Boater 9 Women's CoMege BeeketbeM powers Christopher Reeve. Mar- OTOC- TV 9 Get Smart and disasters are dramatized Jose reunion of Cub Scout Pack 18 ts an •our (CO OO 0 ShowBU Today 9 Mark Soein's Saltwater 9(2) Captain Skip'a Trophy nmKiioc NCAA Drv. I West Regnnel Champ 9 MOVIE: Night GeNery A man Ferrer. CoJette Marchand 1952 occasion for chaos Louie Ander- BO O O 8 Wheel of Fortune got Kidder 1978 2*SOd) Home Shopping 0 Qet Smart Journal Fishin' 9(2) 9(1) College BeaketbeM son. Richard Lewis 1988 (Stereo) O Alfred Hitcncoc* Kreseme NCAA Tournament, ragonal fmal murders hts unde snd suffers a 8:00 O MOVIE: OvtftMMd An (CQ OO NightHne (CO) 2:300(1) MOVIE: I Dream of 09 Naws/Moneyweek 9® 9(1) P^d U (CC) O MOVIE: Ripper A fisherman s (Stereo) 9:00 99 Personal Finance A haunting; a wealthy blind woman _l CNN siac millionairess finds herself O (HBO) Kida In tha Hall Jaannla The life, loves, music and 9 Inspector Gadget Programming O MOVIE: Terror of the Tonga A son m the Florida Keys cares for a O ESPN's SpeedWeek 99 High School BeaketbeM buys s poor man s sight; s fugitive t (\m\ Smart keeping house m a shacfc with a (Stereo) (CC) songs of 19th century American 10:009 Vol MTV Raps Countdown 12:359 Happy Daye British sea captam sets out to crush wounded dolphin that becomes a O Larry King Uvel O MOVIE: Vampkea on Bikini m FleMn* With Ortando WHeon M.H.S A.A. Championship Class C Nazi tnes to flee his past. Joan 9 MOVIE: Night GeMery A man carpenter and his kids. Goldie the Red Oregon long, a secret composer Stephen Foster are dc 9 Aieene'a Crafts Crawford. Barry Suirvan 1969 family pet Chuck Connors. Luke O CNN HeedHn " Beach Ghouksh, puzzkng murders trayed Ray Middleton Bdi Sh>ne 1KM)9 Going Our Way murders his unds and suffers s Mawn. Kurt RusseN 1987 (Stereo) socety of slave traders terronzmg y id) 99 9® Piggsburg Pigs 99 Paid Programming Young Riders (Stereo) hauntmg. s wealthy bknd woman (CC) Halprn 1963 O0«t Smart plegua tha beaches of s Cakfomia 9(1) Weekend Travel Update 1910 Hong Kong Geoffrey Toone, 9 (9 Kid n' Plsy (CC) 9 Vletnem: The Ten Thoueend (CC) O Swamp Thing (Stereoi O War Chronicles community Jennifer Bedham O [HBO] MOVIE: The Gauntlet 99 Victory Garden (CC) buys s poor man s sight; s fugrtive 8:300 SportsC enter Yvonne Moniaur 1961, O Big Brother Jake (Stereo) Fashion Painting Step by O Challenge Nazi tnes to flee his pest. Joan 9:3009 Weat Michigan Week 1987 M 99 Frugal Gourmet (Stareo) Dey War 3:000 Beat of American Muacie (CC) Magazine Step (CC) 9_ ) MOVIE: A TTim e to Love end a Crawford. Barry SuMvan 1989 9:00 • Budwetter Thoroughbred OO Big City Metro MOVIE: No Name on the © SportsConter 4:30 9 9 Woodwright's Shop (CC) Megaiine o I Dream of Jeannie •t As a hired killer amves m 9 O Computer Chronicles 9 O Lifestyles of the Rich snd Time to Die Durmg World War II. s _ Arthurr C. Oarke'a World of OO O® Baby Talk (Stereo) O Sports LateNight • OayBreak 99 Mlchlgen Outdoors O MOVI)VIEE; Baby Maker A hus- O SportaCenter Ltown, citizens start to panic and 9Q 9® Beetlejuice (CC) Fsmous World's Bast German soldier finds love while on Strange Powers 9:300 Schoiaahc Sports Amertca O Get Smart CNN 90 Wide World of Sports band and wife hire an attractive O Moneyline (CO almost destroy their town Audie 9 MOVIE: Ben^i the Hunted Lost 9 [MAX] MOVIE: Who's Harry lesve. but he returns to the tranches (CC) O [MAX] MOVIE: The Sailor 014 Auto Show Laeete(CC) Speed Skating (L); Superstars (T) and tha destruction of wsr John 12:3090 Big Bieek young woman to bear their child O Inspector Gadget Murphy. Charles Drake 1959. m tha mountains after a fishing Crumb? (Slereo) (CC) Who Fan From Grace With the Od) PeraonaNtias Golden Age of Tetevteion gC) Gavm. L*> Pulver 1958 9) Zole Levitt 10*00 MOVIE: Little Shop of Horrora when they learn the wife is sterile O World of Survivel «# MOVIE: Storm Over Wyoming accident. Ban^ lives sround dogs Danger Bay (Slereo) (CC) [MAX] MOVIE: Dead* 9 Evens end A friendless ftonsl on Skid Row Barbara Hershey. CoNm Wilcox- Sea 2:400 [MAX] MOVIE: Witchery mortal enemies Nancy Francis. Hananyiw rainn * ilans 8:059 MOVIE: Teek Force A Naval O Sportanutz vnri Tfoooviiro nww• A crooked sheep-ranch foreman 9Get Smert struggles to nourish his latest find, Home 1970 O Ray Bradbury Theater Ben Vaughn. 1987 (Stereo) (CC) «9 NewsDey officer fights for sppropnations for Od) 9(i) Current Affair O Get Smart 3*00 MOVIE: Superman An mtan* creates a range war between a lund 'oohing pient with a taste for O Top Rank Boimg Todd Foster 9 Dog Houee earners m the face of heevy Air id) 3:300 inaide the PQA Tour (CC) O MOVIE: I Love You. Alice B. sheepmen and cattlemen to hida his Lassls(CC) human blood Rick Morams. Ellen vs Angelo Nunez (L) from the doomed planet Krypton is neainci'ir onu mBrrnaoune HAwAal I SAJ i ftrnm m aaita 9 TwMght Zone Force opposition Gary Cooper. • d) O il) Beat of Love Connection Toklas A straight-iaced Los An- own illegal actions Tim Holt. Ri- UflVia L. ffOtp#? rrwMnii Greene 1986 (Stereo)(CC) 4:00 O MOVIE: Youra to Keep A man O Oat Smart sent to Earth and develops vast S 9 News/Future Watch Jane Wyatt 1949 Peoples inspires others as he pursues a O Rendezvous geles lawyer is shown the joys of powers Christopher Reeve Mar chard Martin 1950 9 Ed Renders TaMng 9 Out of Control OCX MOVIE: The Blue Bird A O Firepower 9 Fly Flehing the World 8:30 9 Grand OleOpry Live 9 Terrerra X imie girt encounters fantastic char- career m acting despite suffering hippie life by an ideaksttc beauty. oot Kidder 1978 5:301 Id) AgrteuNure USA 9 Fishing the Weet 7:050 Happy Days 9 News/ShowBiz This Week i 9 Yearbook (Stereo) 12:36 9 [HBO] MOVIE: Extreme acters m her search for happiness from Downs Syndrome. Demi 10*0O® 21 Jump Street (CC) Peter SeMers Jo Van Fleet 1968 O Peid Programming i(Q) Ift Your Bueineee 1(2) Tribute to John Fetzer 7:15 O Piatona Insider • d) 01$ Dark Shadows 9 Most Wemsd: Yogi Beer 5:009® Amsrican Gladletora 9 Down Home (Stereo) Prejudice (Stereo) (CC) Shirley Temple. Spring Byington Moore (Stereo) (CC) O NBA BaaketbeN Nets at Pis- O One Day at a Time i Ofi Personal Flnence A I® NWA 9(2) •(£ Teenege Mutant \kim • • aiia • 9G) Little Houee on the m(CC) 9 MOVIE: Gargoytee An snth- 03 MOVIE: Heaven Knowa, Mr. 7:30 O Hot Seat With Alex Winter (Stereo) (CC) tons |R) O Up Close frrwiuiriy 1940 (CC) ropolognt snd his daughter era AlUaon A tough Marine is stranded O G) Missing/Reward O Discovery Showcaae O NewaNight Update NMa Turtles (CC) Igj r miQ rrogrnmmiriy 9 NBA BeaketbeM Pacers st O Major League Beaeball O® Night Court (CC) lO 9(9 U.S. Ferm Report menaced by horrible creetures eo on a Pacific island and finds the only OO American Playhouae 9 Profilea of Nature 9 9 AI About Tralne Buas(L) Magazine Od) 033 12:30Od) OO Late Night With O CNN HeedUne News I [HBO] MOVIE: WNte Line 9(1) Tiger's fl route to Mexico. Cornel Wilde. other inhabitant is a pnm nun (Stereo) (CC) 9 How the West Wss Won 99 Great Lakee Outdoors 9 Get Smert 09 MOVIE: Indianapolis Tonight (Stereo) (CC) Devid Lettermen O Get Smart 1:05 9 MOVIE: The Land That Time Jennifer Salt. 1972. Robert Mitchum. Deborah Kerr OO Prash Fields 9 [HBO] MOVIE: PoHcs 9:009 Berbers MendreM end the Speedway A family dispute leeds Golden Girla (CC) ® Paid Programming O Tommy Chong at the D#iWWfi Uw9 un»i 10:059 National Geographic Forgot After s British ship is 1957 OO O® 20/20 (Stereo)(CC) Academy 4: Citizens on Petrol 1:009 Amerlcen Mueic Shop to temporary disharmony at the j® Jeopardy I (CC) O AaktheCPA Improv Explorer torpedoed by Germans m 1918, O Senior PQA Golf Vintage o [HBO] MOVIE: Overboard m [MAX] MOVIE: Armed end 99 MOVIE: WM Geeee II racetrack Gale Page. Pat 0 Bnen Hitchhiker (Stereo) Od) News British snd German forces land on 99 COPS (Slereo) invitational 1st round (L) (Stereo) (CC) O O Joan Rivers Oengerous ((StereoS ) (CC) 10:309 Side by Side (•Miami Vice (Stereo) (CC) Mercenaries face Russians. 1939 Maniac Mansion (Stereo) an uncharted island popuieted by 919) Golden GMe (Ster- MOVIE: A Slight Caae of 91 The Hitchhiker (Stereo) 0 [HBO] One-Night Stand 3:300 Soap • Under the 9® 9® FOX Fun Houee 9 Boner M Palestinian terrorists snd tha IRA m (CC) dmosaurs Doug McOura. John 10:05 0 MOVIE: The Carpetbaggera Murder A prohibition beer-runner O NBA BaaketbaM Bulls at 76ers O 700 Club With Pat (Stereo) (CC) O Jimmy Houston Outdoors • Hangin' In 9d) Superboy 9 21 Jump Si (CC) C sn attempt to capture Nazi war McEnery 1975. »® MOVIE: Dodaworth A re- An industrial and motion-picture who has gone straight finds (L) noovnion O MOVIE: Scandal, Inc. A O Gat Smart • UpOoee 99 Art of WWiem Alexsnder 9 EartyPrfme tired Midwestern mdustrislist criminal Rudolf Hess. Scott Glenn. tycoon specializes m beautiful scandal magazine bent on preying someone has hidden a corpse m his O Crossfire Od) Home Shopping 9 International and Robert Warren 1:159 MOVIE: Coroner Creek A Mr. Wizard's World (CC) moves to Europe and tnes to sccept Barbers Carrara. 1965 women George Peppard. Carroll country home Edward G Robin- O Looney Tunes O CNN Evening News on private lives of movie stars and Correspondents/News 99 Today's Gourmet cowboy seeks revenge after an Academy Awards Preview the new culture, only to lose his wife 9(1) MOVIE: Long Gone A Baker 1964 aa —i — — — people m the public eye is exposed. 3:45 O Newsroom S son. Allen Jenkins. 1938. r lying poonnoi O Gat Smart 9 Spsrtakus end the Sun Indian attack leeds to hts girttnend s 9 Flehing North Amerlce snd his peace of mmd. Walter third-rate mmor leegue baseball • Robert Hutton Patnoa Wright O MOVIE: Flying Fortress The suicide Rsndolph Scott. Marguer- team battles for the championship 10:300 Inaide the Senior PGA Tour 5:30 o MOVIE: Licence to Kin James Od) PeraonaNtiea O Golden Age of Rock'n'Roii iO New Kids On The Block 99 Star Trek: The Next Huston. Ruth Chatterton 1936 1957 B-17 bombing raids over Germany Heroes: Mads in the USA (CC) ite Chapman 1948 Generation (CO 99 Mlrede Planet (Stereo) WiNtam Petersen. Virgmia Madsen 11:00(D MOVIE: Anno A journalist on Bond avenges the murder of a O 3D Love Connection Od) Od) College Baaketball O Tennia Lipton Int l Players durmg World War II are dramatirec friend by a maniacal drug kingpin NCAA Tourn.. regional semifinal SI) New Adventures of 9 hints tone Kids 1:309 Rsmodskng and Decorating 9 Discovery Sport The Ar- (CC) 1987 the battlefields of Wond War n O World Monitor Champ (T) Richard Greene. Donald Stewart 9® MOVIE: S.O.B. Producer Timothy Dalton. Carey Lowell 9Qood Fishing Today my/Navy Football Game 90 •9) MOVIE: Lady struggles to survive after a gener- (L) O Oat Smart 1942 hatches scheme to turn his latest 1989 (Stereo) (CC) 7:35 O Sanford and Son 9 Logon's Run Mobster* ABC Movie Spedel A al s overcautiousness gives the O War Yeara mj) • d) turkey mtoshrt. sndfucesitupwrth 7:45 O Piitona Today Od) Od) News 3:500 MOVIE: laland of Terror bnlhant woman tnes to turn her Germans the advantage Robert 5:45 O Hameas Racing From North- 10:30 O Crook and Chaae 9 News/Style With Else 5.-059 Flehing WHh Roiend Merbn pornography by hsvmg his star bare 1:0000 MOVIE: The President's Humans on a small island are prey 7:00 9 Music Videos adopted father s crime syndcate Mitchum Peter Falk 1968 viiie Downs 8:000 March Video Madneaa Klensch 9 9 This Old House (CC) her breests Juke Andrews, waiam OO Reunion Plane la Missing massive hunt is for ravenous mutants that resempie 0 Q) Feerie Teie Theatre Klaus 5:309 Country Beet into s legrtmate business Susan 11:45 O MOVIE: IS Againl On his 8ist O On Stage A • Most Wsnted: Yooi Beer 9 [HBO] MOVIEMi : Chancee Are HokJen 1981 O O Executive Streas on for Air Force One. which disap- gigantic turtles, two scientists set Kmski. Susan Sarandon (Stereo) (CC) 9 9 Motorweek '91 (Stereo) Luca. Michael Nader 1988 (Ster- birthday, an entrepreneur s wish to O® ©® America's Moat 9 MOVIE: Return of the KiMer Swamp Thing (Stereo) peared with the president aboard, out to destroy the creatures Peter 9(1) Weitdale Realty Belter _ Zorro 99 WMd Amerlce (Stereo) so) (CO be 18 agam comes true when his EVENING Wanted (Stereo) Get Smart 9® High School BaskstbeN Tometoea The kaer tomatoes are leaving an incompetent vice pre- Cushmg. Edward Judd 1967 Homes/Qsrdene 9 The Riflemen 9 MOVIE: Doctor DoNtbs A grandson has an accident George Od) Hunter

SPersmlS BUSINESS BUSINESS HELP SlNKEimUS 8 MR RENT 8 S SERVICES S fl SERVICES 8 8 mm s NEWER UNFUR- BINGO IN MEMORY OF-our par- NISHED - One and two Every Friday Night, ents: Emma E. Kropf, bedroom apartments. 7:15 P.M. LEGAL SERVICES RETAIL SALES PERSON Jim Cook, Jr. June 17, 1909 - February Lowell VFW Hall NEEDED - Part-time, Center Court Apart- East Main St.. Lowell AUCTIONEER possible full-time. Local 24, 1958; Bertha Weir, Oc- ments, North Center Early Bird Bingo at DIVORC, E business. Mail applica- St.. Lowell. Across from All Types of Sales tober 24, 1901 - February W 6:45 P.M. Support, Custody (616) 897-8872 tion to 3650 Ivanrest, Vennen-Chrysler- PUBLIC INVITED 20, 1968 and James Weir. Visitation. Adoptions Grand ville, Ml 49418. Dodge. $450 - $495 per October 7, 1899 - March C19 month; $300 deposit. **** 20, 1973. BANKRUPTCY HANDYMAN NEEDS Heat, new appliances, Income Tax Preparation WORK - Do most any- SUBSTITUTE DRIVER carport, decorator I Deeds & Land Contracts thing. 15 years experience NEEDED - for Grand blinds. Call 897-0099 Percussion" and "JubilosoThe band now qualifies to go on to the State festival on BINGO Wills & Probate in roofing. Specializing in Rapids Press delivery in The world may change. day or night. The Lowell High School Symphonic Band received a first division rating at the April 27 in the Grand Rapids area. the Lowell Ada area. From year to year. District Band Festival on Thursday, March 7. The festival was held at Forest Hills Every Saturday Night barn roofs. Call anytime. Clltfn Band director, Bob Rice said, "We played very well and we look forward to the March 30 - April 8. Must Our lives from day to day 7:00 P.M. DRUNK DRIVING 794-0227 Central High School. state festival in April." have drivers license & re- The thoughts and APARTMENT FOR The band performed "The Vietnam Veterans' March", "Anthem For Winds and LOWELL MOOSE BINGO Driver s License Appeal C18-21 1320 E. Fulton liable insured auto. Call memories, RENT - 1 block off Main Early Bird Bingo at 6:00 P.M. 454-2356. We have of you. St., Lowell. Totally remod- Council approves $2,000 feasibility study RICHARD J. WESTERN - Roofing, C18-19 Will never fade away. eled upper apartment, 1 ft HEATH, P.O. Siding. Shingle roof, The Family bedroom. $380 per month Thompson noted that there areas water needs would The Lowell City Council for the city to provide water, Attorneys-al-Law siding, rubber roof. P20 plus utilities. No pets. 676- are already problems with soon need attention anyway, Tht lee, or sheltered tide of t ship, comts from tn LOWELL SINGLES approved the expenditure of sanitarv sewer, storm sewer Anglo-Stxon word rtferring to the side of t shed thet Free estimates. 794- g FOR SALE 2156. water in the area in question. and motioned that the funds DANCE - At Larkin's up lo S2.(KK) io conduct a and street improvements. The wtt out of tht wind, whtrt t labortr would ttkt his 215 W. Main. P.O. Box 212 1637. SAVE. "We've got fire hydrants up for the survey be allocated. Other Place, March 23, 8 feasibility study for providing estimated cost for these im- lunch. LOWELL. MICHIGAN 49331| C17-20 FOR SALE - Piper there with hardly any pres- The motion was seconded by p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Live LET'S ASKTHE EXPERTS! water to a proposed develop- provements is S68.(KX). Lowell Oflice 097-9480 Tripacer PA22-135 110 sure", he said. Councilman Thompson and passed with music. ANSWERS TO DOG HEALTH QUESTIONS ment near the James and High Councilman Charlie Doyle Grand Rapids Office 538-4242 SCMOH 1990 restoration, Jim Hodges noted that the Doyle casting a nay vote. Q: Can my dog get Streets intersection. At the objected to the proposal stat- Trial, continued C20 new panel, interior and **** Lyme Disease? ing. "I can t see spending SATURDAY SKATING February 25 meeting of the cover, KX170B, KT76 with A: Yes. In fact, some re- S2.0()0 on a project that prob- court system process; the FOR THE 5TH YEAR IN Lowell Planning Commis- and the needs of the stu- LESSONS - Beginner encoder, $16,500. Call searchers estimate the in- sion Dick Bryan and Gary ably isn't going to fly anyway. dents." rights given to people under ^ ROW - we beg Lowell 2 p.m., advanced and cidence of Lyme Disease in 1 SMALL 897-5569. Glownia presented plans for Besides. I don't know why we The Lowell teacher hopes the constitution; that the idea ®- Prownship, Vergennes speed, 2:45 p.m. Call domestic animals such as ELECTRICAL JOBS nctfn a 77 unit condominium pro- need to hire an engineering the experimental and that government is an active dogs may be six to ten times Township and the City of New & Repair Rollaway for informa- ject in that area. A key ele- firm when our D RW. Direc- Tht avtrtgt 18-month-old littlt girl will bt jutt about cooperative learning process thing, not passive; and that that found in humans. As Lowell to upgrade our cow tion, 897-0001. in humans, Lyme Disease ment of the Highland Hills tor can probably do the job ". twice as tall and five times as heavy at the age of 18. American Government is Prompt Service COMMERCIAL OR IN- helps to teach students the path, known as Fun St. C16-20 infection in dogs is caused more than what's in the his- DUSTRIAL BUILDING Condominium project calls Councilman William Licensed by a corkscrew-shaped tory books. 897-9523 FOR SALE - or lease. 2 bacterium, which is trans- SUNSHINE POLE story 1750 sq. ft each ferred through the bite of a difficult to diagnose and the "This is the 24th mock trial CBtfn BUILDING SPRING floor. East side of Low- certain species of ticks. treatments can be lengthy I've held in my American BUSINESS While these ticks are most Corner Stone Landscape, Inc. SPECIAL - 24'x24'x8', ell, (616) 897-5102. and expensive. Government classes. The re- heavily concentrated in the The good news is, there's Is Dedicated To Knowledge HANDYMAN NEEDS $2,995 or 30•x40,x8•, C20 sponse and results I've had ^ S SERVICES S Northeast and upper Mid- now a vaccine available west of the United States, and Excellence In the Field Of Spring Special f from students have been in- ® WORK - No job too small. $4,995. 48 hour construc- that will immunize your cases of Lyme Disease have dog against Lyme Dis- credible," Kampfschulte So give me a call. Call tion. Free estimates. High GOVERNMENT SEIZED now been reported in 46 ease—the first major Landscape Design, Construction 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS 897-6164. quality licensed builder. VEHICLES - From $100. said. "Students enjoy learn- states. breakthrough in prevent- and Plant Information . . . AVAILABLE ing by actually doing. The CASH! C9tfn 517-485-5073. Fords. Mercedes. Corvet- A Breakthrough ing the disease. Extensive entire social studies depart- Cl4tfn tes. Chevys. Surplus. for Dogs tests have shown it to be 00 00 From... *475 - *510 month ment is moving in the direc- For single family, Buyers Guide. (1) 805- Lyme Disease is not effective and safe. Ask your usually fatal in dogs. If tion of experimental and multi-family and ATTENTION 962-8000 Ext. S-1520. veterinarian for more de- (ASK ABOUT OUR EXTRAS THAT ARE FREE) detected early it can be tails about the new Lyme Spring Bark cooperative learning." handyman specials. BOWLERS! P20 treated with antibiotics. Disease vaccine and PEBBLE BEACH Kampfschulte selects the All areas consider Red pin strike gives However, Lyme Disease is whether your dog should a complex illness that is be immunized. APARTMENTS lawyers based on class per- ed. Written offer you free games on FOR SALE - Pet carrier, formance. Once the attorneys^ in 48 hours. Thursday nights at 20 inches long, 18 inches Lowell's Only Lakelront Apartments are selected they are given 2- Rollaway Lanes, 897- high. Used once, paid SPECIAL Call Diane Estes for Appointment 3 days of classtime to find 0001. $30. Sell for $20. Call 897- Marshall Redder, Mon. thru Fri. 9 am - 5 pm the strengths and weaknesses C17-21 found fatem 7956. Remax, 457 3245. of the witnesses. fOnm.Jf 2lu & U Jy^. Ill/ Phone 897-6880, C20 The evidence provided in C44tfn Prolmtonal Sound 4 Uoht Show **** anytning or For AM Vbor Pmrty H—d9l ro T~ ~ , Everyday 1112 Bowes Rd., the case is pretty clear ac- DAYCARE OPENING - I * Expantncad OJ* FOR SALE - 1989 Fair- Normal cording to Kampfschulte. have room for 2 children i' Call Now & Order Picked Up Lowell ^ * RMtonablt RatM mont mobile home, Delivered However, none of the evi- in my home daycare, full- * CO OuaMy Sound Price * 1000 Wat! Stareo Syttom 14x80', 4 bedrooms, 2 full every thin Price ^Before March 31st dence clearly states that time, over two years of * Ovar 5000 Tittaa On Httd baths, all gas appliances. 41 $16.00 someone is innocent or age. Addie Abel, 897- * From 193011 To Currant Top 40 $20.00 Complete Formal * wa Calar 1b tour Spaaai Raquaats Dishwasher, cathedral That's right you can • & Get DELIVERED Per Yard guilty, Q) 8166. Per Yard 00 "My biggest concern in Wear Rental Caff... Jty Mrtno ceiling with ceiling fan. sell a personal or BARK at $17 _-- overseeing the trial is the a (616) 897-8620 8 Needs to be moved. Im- household item or the PS$ rnarnmimimitmmmimi+immmmmmi competitiveness of lawyers," DAVIS mediate availability. Price entire household if Kampfschulte said. "Once WEDDINGS OR ELECTRIC reduced to $18,000. Call you wish by placing CITY OF the trial is started the lawyers ,OTHER SPECIAL i Quality • Service 1 A I imm mj 868-7394 or 451-4707. one ad in the Classi- are overcome by that urge to lAMLY MIO SHCIAL fieds. Thousands of | Dependability J $25.00 Off C20-23 Bark Must Be Delivered By April 15th! * m+m mm * rmwrnnvimii win. Much of that has lo do OCCASIONS i RESIDENTIAL 1 eager customers read LOWELL Cal... Jay Vazmo - (616) 897-8520 with the amount of time and COMMERCIAL FOR SALE - 1959 Chevy the Classifieds research one lawyer has to i LIGHT INDUSTRIAL i shortbox stepside, $2,000 everyday. It is a trea- put into the mock trial." Ph. 897-6478 Ph. 676-9574 or best offer. Call 642- sure for budget- PUBLIC NOTICE The Lowell instructoi^) minded buyers. Let CLOTHING . 6444. added he thought the attor- SHEWS our Classified service neyslawyers may have been C20 person help you write m The City Water Treatment Plant will not be sof- a little timid with objections RIDGEVIEW SATURDAY NIGHT S WANTED a clever ad and tening the City water from March 18 to April because of the presence of o just listen to your (L 8, 1991 due to plant major maintenance. Tschirhart. "As the students ^HOPPING CENTERi FUN! - Month of March, 7:30 p.m. to 10 i? IM S phone ring. become more comfortable, ASSEMBLERS - Excel- If any questions, contact the Water Treatment they will begin to step for- p.m. Skating, dancing Call The 2173 W MAIN ST.. lent income to assemble WANTED TO BUY-Fish- S? LANDSCAPE, INC ward." he said. & games at Rollaway Plant, 897-5234. products from your home. Thank you, Much in the same way the LOWELL Skating Rink, 897- ing boat and trailer. Will fci <1 ounuPHONFE (616ffiifi) 897-6478 504-646-1700 DEPT buy separately. 676-9230 George Regan Lowell social studies depart- 0001. • Five Viird Mimmiim On 1989 Cumberland, Lowell, Ml PI 825 after 12 noon. Plant Superintendent ment has stepped forward ii^' PH. 897-6411 C18-20 Drlivrnrs C«ll Tor Delivery (Northslde of M-21 at Cumberland) its use of experimental amd P18&20 C20 Fee Outside* 15 Milf Nadiiit cooperative learning. The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, March 20. 1991 - Page 28 Remarkable Freddie remembered through scholarship

Freddy Oesch would have While the hopes and graduated,'' Freddie's mother He walked at eight months. only his eyes could be used." been a high school senior this dreams of Freddie cannot be and father Fred and Donna A short time prior to his The Holslein he raised and year. realized, his family is hopeful Oesch said. "It's our hope the death, the 10-year old boy was going lo sell at the 4-H Following graduation, the spirit of Freddie can, recipient of the scholarship is read a story in the newspaper fair with the proceeds going Freddie would probably have through a $500 "Freddie someone who cares about ag- about a young girl who do- toward the Fairgrounds' new attended Michigan Stale Uni- Oesch Memoriar Scholar- riculture. Freddie was a farm- nated her organs. Freddie felt dairy bam. sold eight times versity to pursue a career as ship which will be awarded er. He loved the farm. He this was important enough to and raised $7,640. a veterinarian. to a member of the 1991 loved the dairy cows." bring to his mother's atten- Freddie* s future was ab- senior class - who is planning The award isn't just your tion. "We had a conversation "Freddie is still a part of ruptly ended at the young age to pursue an agricultural de- average scholarship because about it and he decided that our life," Oesch said. "There of 10. after tragically being gree. as the Oesch family will tell he too would like to donate isn't a day that goes by that struck and killed by a car in "This year is particularly you. Freddie wasn't your av- his organs." Donna Oesch I don't think of him." front of his Bowne Township difficult for our family be- erage 10-yearold. said. "Because of the injuries home eight years ago. cause Freddie would have He talked al six months. he incurred in the accident Eight years after his death, Freddie Oesch will play a special part in the life of one of his classmates.

Freddie Oesch Over 65 percent of the world's population goes through the day without coming in contact with a newspaper, HAROLD rad o, television or telephone. SPECIAL KIDS NEED

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