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Volume 17, Issue 20 Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 Wednesday, March 31,1993 Cost centered Benedict resident analysis gives helps extend the Lowell a clearer independence of the picture of a cloudy Bowne Twp. elderly Thanks lo the volunteer that provides meals for ihe revenue situation work of Gladys Benedict, eld- extended program in Bowne erly Bowne Township Township, relies heavily on It is intended to give the Lowell School Board a residents are now able lo pro- volunteers and donations for difTerent picture of expenditures vs revenues vs state, long Iheir independence and its operation. It provides home federal or local requirements - it is also intended to avoid costly institutional care delivered meals forseniorcili- assist in any ftitnre decision making where the school under a recently expanded zens 60 years of age and over would be affected by reductions in programs. home meal delivery plan pro- who are homebound and can't While the cost centered analysis was completed on viding alternatives to high cost cook for themselves. March 18, and its findings presented to the Lowell institutional care. Kent County Commis- Hoard of Education on March 22, did provide a differ- Benedict first started de- sioner Judy Harrison adds, ent picture, the picture still remains very much unclear. livering meals lo four of her "Many times people are ca- The picture will remain unclear until schools learn Bowne Township neighbors pableof living independently, how the school finance reform issue will be solved. in the middle of February. but are unable to prepare ad- Ijowell assistant superintendent Gary Kemp said if the She makes two trips a week equate meals for themselves. picture remains the same Lowell Schools would be to each of the four homes, However, innovations like looking at roughly $2 million in school cuts. delivering a total of 20 din- home delivered meals are less Governor John Engjkr's plan to cut and cap prop- ners. expensive and more desirable erty taxes and revamp school ftinding by raising sales "At first I was making one for the client than entering a tax to six percent, has not been rejected outright by the trip a week and delivering all nursing home." Kent Connty Superintendents Association, but it has the meals at once," Benedict Benedict said the genesis noy been enveloped either. "The association still sup- explains. "Then 1 realized just of the extended program came ports the BLT proposal," Lowell Superintendent Fritz how these people looked for- when two area families called Esch said. "Although I believe if the Legislature is ward lo my visit and the lime Michigan's House Majority willing to address the concerns we have with the I spent talkingwith them. They Leader, Dick Posthumus, and Benedict leaves her Bowne Township home to deliver Governor's new plan^ I think it is something that we've were appreciative of the com- asked if a program could be dinners to her elderly friends. giit to go with." panionship as much or more started for the elderly in the is the type of person who is teers who help her when Details of the plan the Superintendents do not like than the dinners." area. willing to become involved needed. With only four homes include: Benedict's visits have been Posthumus then contacted and give to her community, to deliver meals to, Benedict * It eliminates binding for adult education filled with conversations on Harrision, who searched for Without people like her, I don't has been able to handle Ihe 0 It shifts the responsibility of under funding for the paintings and the history of volunteers. know what we would do." task. retirement system to local districts. Bowne Township. " I learned we'd only be able The program provides nu- Dinners could include * There is a concern with the cash flow payment The lifelong Bowne Town- to bring this program to our tritionally balanced meals for scallop potatoes, fish, maca- schedule. If passed on June 1 the school wouldn't get ship resident says the people area if we could find people the elderly which are essen- roni, a vegetable and a fruit any money until Oct 1, the State's next fiscal year. she's delivering food to she who would be willing to vol- tial to the maintenance of a or desert. The program also * The plan would also roll back the tax levy to 20 has known all her life. unteer their time to make it person's health. provides a quart a milk a week mills and set the limit at 25. There is a concern this Senior Meals, the program work," Harrison said. "Gladys Benedict has three volun- lo each home. would he very limiting. "The plan is better than what the legislatures have presented, I'd like it to contain a little more of the BLT V-Teeh proposes site eondo plan plan," Esch said. The Governor's new plan also proposes giving a maximum of $5,000 per student Lowell is now at $4^91 per student. Kemp says schools are skeptical as to what for the Parnell/Fulton site other kind of expenses school's will have to pick up Lowell Township's Plan- proximately 56 acres be used for V-Tec lo develop the land. department regulations. through this plan. "Those are expenses were not aware ning Commission has re- for 12 condo units. Each unit The engineering firm has al- The commission will take of now," Kemp said. "The big concern, though, is the ceived a site condo plan from would use roughly four acres ready received approval from no action on the proposal un- plan is attached to a constitutional amendment which V-Tec engineering lo develop and a private road would be the Kent County Health De- til it looks over the site plan has to be voted on before the sales tax can be raised condominiums on property built on the site. partment for sewer use and and a site condo ordinances is from four to six cents." off of Parnell and Fulton. The site plan presented lo will begin testing the land for The revenues from the increased sales tax would be The plan designates ap- the commission is the first step well use determined bv health V-Tech, cont'd., pg. 20 used to cover the decrease in property tax. The cost centered analysis indicates the revenues SENIOR ALL-NIGHTER COMING generated by each program, and it indicates notations Along Main Street The Senior All-Nightcr is coming soon, Friday, May 28. for programs which are federally required or required The cost is $40. Mail to: Senior All-Nighter, 1017 N. Hudson, through the board of education or the core curriculum. Lowell, Mi 4^331. The analysis was broken down into four areas, in- struction, support services, athletics, non-athletics. The analysis points out that the advanced classes LOWELL MOOSE EASTER EGG HUNT cost more per student Kemp says that is because there The Lowell Moose Lodge SO1) wilh WLAV ^T-ROCK, will are fewer students enrolled in the classes. hold iheir 2nd Annual Easier Egg Hum Saturday, April 10 at "There will be other factors considered when decid- Creekside Park, (Gee Drive). ing on possible cuts," Kemp said. "We will consider if Age group limes aa-: 12 lo 12:30 p.m. for six and under; the information could be picked up elsewhere and 12:30 to 1 p.m. for seven through 10 and I lo 1:30 p.m. for 11 whether Lowell wants to short change students of op- through 13 years old. There are prizes and the egg hum will portunities. go on rain or shine. The average cost per science student at the high ATTENTION LOWELL MERCHANTS school is $313. This is also the highest average of the It has come lo the allention of the Lowell Ledger/Buyers SENIOR II) PICTURES high school departments In the instruction area. The Guide that a company from out of state is trying to sell ads for In honor of our senior citizens they will be taking l.D. low being the animal science class which cost $197 per our phone directory. The company is using our name as part of pictures al tin- main office of FMB Stale Savings Bank, 414 E. student and the high being the advanced chemistry its introduction. Main Street. Pictures can hi* laken from 10 a.m. lo 3 p.m. on class which cost $493. Please note that this directory cover will NOT fit our local Friday, April 2. Analysis, cont'd., pg. 20 directory. So it behooves local businesses not lo purchase an ad. Main St, cont'd., pg. 20 The Lowell Iyed^str-Wednesday, March 31,1993-PaRe 2 The Lowell Ledger-Wednesday, March 31,1993-Page 3 Interment Bowne Mennonite Navy during was a member of the Hastings; four sisters Mildred Cemetery. World War II and was a life Clarksville Bible Church and Stalter of Lake Odessa, Julia time member of the VFWPost had lived and farmed in the Dukes of Hastings, June Numbers are sweet for first Clarksville area all her life. McDiarmid of Cedar Springs OBITUARIES MERWIN - Morris Mont- #702 in Wyoming and a mem- Surviving are her husband and Cleone Tobias of gomery Merwin, aged 73, of ber of the National Associa- Leo; one son, Wayne Kyser Hastings; one daughter-in- Wyoming, passed away Tues- tion of Civilian Conservation of Cedar Springs; three law Louise Kyser of ever Maple Syrup Alumni. Services were held (IRKKN • Dr. Arthur Green, Baptist Church or Day Bible day, January 19, 1993. He is at the Ronan Vanderpool daughters, Juanita Sprague of Laingsburg. She was pre- Not only was the syrup run- North Muskegon's Laurel The run raised roughly D.V.M., aged 78, Saranac Chapel. survived by his wife, Stegenga Funeral Chapel with Saranac, Norma Bean of ceded in death by one son ning at Sugarbush on Satur- Cihak, 37, in a lime of 19:20. S 1,000 for ihe local Ada-Cas- died Saturday, March 27, Madeline of 47 years; hischil- Rev. Norman G. Van Howard City, Darlene Kyser Bruce in 1983. Funeral Ser- day, but so were some of West The best lime amongst the cade Lions Club. The monies 1W. Survived by his wife KAUFFMAN - Daniel W. dren. Dale and Carol Menvin, Heukelom officiating. Inter- of Grand Rapids; 17 grand- vices were held Sunday at Michigan's finest runners in 10 and under was Gerald will be used for area parks and Helen; tw o daughters. Donna Kauffman, aged 90, of Port Eric and Karen Merwin and ment at Oakwood Cemetery children; 22 great-grandchil- the Clarksville Bible Church. the firstever Maple Syrup Run Brown II ofGrand Rapids. He kids in the Thomapple area Bolthouse of Big Rapids, Charlotte, Florida, formerly Robert and Cheri Lewis of in Lowell. Memorial contri- dren; two brothers, Alvin Pastor Don Mathis officiat- on Grand River Drive. finished in 20:39. The best according to the Maple Syrup Lucy Reed of Grand Rapids; of Alto, passed away Mon- Wyoming; he is also survived butions may be made to Hos- Heffelbower of Ionia and ing. Burial in Clarksville The 500 registered runners lime handed in by a female in Run organizer Theule. two step daughters. Sue day, March 22,1993. Surviv- by his grandchildren, Lee pice of Greater Grand Rap- Howard Heffelbower of Cemetery. were guided in the early going ihe 10 and under category was Anderson of Lowell, and ing are two daughters, Velma Anna Merwin, Mark Mont- Hie 500 registered runners ids. by the buckets on the trees brought home by Melissa Mary Goddard of Chesaning; Jean Ford of Comstock Park, gomery Merwin, Victoria Sue were broken into 12 divisions. thai lined the road. Nasers, Battle Creek, in 25:44. three sons, Robert of Arling- Mrs. Kenneth (Margaret Merwin, Travis John Mead Runners received a shirt and KYSER- Letha I. Kyser, age Wailing for the runners The fastest Lowell resident ton Heights, IL, Daniel of Eileen) Hoist of Allegan; one and Amy Beth Mead; his sis- breakfast for their participa- 79, of Hastings, formerly of when they completed the 5-K runner was Kent Riddle, 34, Grand Rapids, William of son, Daniel W. Kauffman of ters, Margaret Phillips of tion. course was a hot gourmet he came in ninth overall with Sand Diego, CA; stepson, Clearlake Park, FL; 17 grand- Comstock Park, Florence Clarksville passed away pancake breakfast with fresh, a lime of 17:31. Edward Tichelaar of Saranac; children; 34 great-grandchil- Ledger of Los Lumas, NM, Wednesday, March 24,1993. warm maple syrup. Walkers were also wel- "The run was a huge suc- brother George of Belding, dren; three great-great grand- Mamie Bowman of Grand She was bom October 29, Grand Rapids' Bill comed. David Morin of Birch cess and we've already started nine grandchildren; twelve children; one sister, Ruth Rapids, Anne Swift of De- 1913 in Township the There were 500 registered runners in the first annual Maple Syrup Run. Boguslawski, 32, was the first Run walked home in the fast- planning for the second Maple step grandchildren. Funeral- Kauffman of Freeport. Fu- troit; his sister-in-law, Darlene daughterof Lewis and Loretta runner lo the table as he broke est time at 27:44. Syrup Run," Theule said. "I Commitlal Services were held neral Services were held Sat- Merwin of Hudsonville; sev- (Jackson) Heffelbower. She the siring first in a lime of Melody Melchi, Three Riv- am grateful for the help of ihe Tuesday at the Huffman Fu- urday at the Calvary Grace eral nieces and nephews. He attended Rosbenberger 15:41. ers was die fastest walking roughly 50 volunteers that neral Home, Belding. Memo- Brethren Church, Alto. Rev. was preceded in death by his School and Clarksville High The lop female mnner was female in a time of 32:41. helped put this race together." rial contributions to Ashlev Mick Funderburg officiating. sister, Edith and brother, Rob- School. She married Leo ert. Mr. Merwin served in the Kyser January 21,1932. She 1 PUD approval sets regulation Apply for a loan any way you like. for light industrial site Lowell Township's Plan- will be from the street, how shadow the current Light In- ning Commission approved slorm waier drainage will be dustrial ordinance because it 0 its PUD ordinance (Planned dealt with and many other is less stringent and offers Urban Development) after aspects of building an indus- more control over the final developing plans for the 8.2(lower rate lor ne5w tars) working on it for nearly two trial site. years. fhe commission has spent township. The ordinance was de- the past iwo years working on veloped as a measure to dic- ihe PUD hoping it would meet Although the planning tate what kind of industry will the needs of the community commission approves the be allowed in Lowell Town- and potential developers. To PUD it still must be approved ship. meet the legal aspects of the by the township board before flie PUD will allow the ordinance the commission it goes into effect. When and township to determine which worked with township law- if the board approves the industries will be allowed in yers sewing up any possible ordinance current developers the area. It will also set rules loop-holes. asking for re-zoning under the Story teller, Keheccu Jerni^an as to what kind of lighting The main benefit of the light industrial ordinance must will be allowed on the site as PUD is that it will allow for re-submit their application to well as the height of ihe vanances in developing ihe re-zoning under die light in- *V4 Jernigan enhances building, how far the building land. The PUD will over- dustrial PUD. LOWELL \ % reading for Alto youths Grant for mill placement BURGER As part of its month-long reading activities," celebration. Alto Elementary said. Your I on n s dftproivu. re^ol an option KING students were treated to the There were roughly 265 approved by Vergennes thai am ait your rate nvn more." magical story-telling of Re- studen is w hi > piirt i ci paled. Slu - becca Jernigan. dents in Kindergarten through Vergennes' Township project and will ask for an moved," said Priscilla Jernigan uses the art of second-grade were asked lo board approved a grant appli- additional $75,000. Lussmyer, President of die Now story-telling to enhance lan- read 15 minutes a night. Stu- cation by the Vergennes His- The Vergennes Historical Fallasburg Historical Society. guage arts prognuns. She spe- dents in grades three through torical Commission for the Commission will be working cializes in teaching literature five were asked to read 30 placement of a mill on the with the Fallasburg Historical Fhe land lo be used was Offering and creative thinking through minutes a night. Fallasburg river bank. Society in getting the appli- donated to the historical story-telling and creative dra- Other activities included The application asks for cation in order. commission by the Kent matics. "Sweating it Out," which had matching funds from the De- A specific mill has not County Road Commission The University of Missis- students wear sweats while partment of Natural Resources been determined but it will be with the stipulation that a mill sippi graduate's work has been they were reading. Another a grist mill rather than a saw be put there within five years. CNN and Recreation to move an acclaimed by educators and reading activity was "Pop a existing mill in Fallasburg to mill. If ihe grant is approved art advocates. Fop," this invited students to the site on the river bank. "We haven't purchased a die historical society will be lliis is just one of several bring a can of pop in lo school The historical commission mill for relocation yet, so I ready lo purchase and move a with your breakfast activities Alto Elementary and they popped the top when already has $25,000 for the can't tell which mill will be mill by next April. k- Reading Coordinator Diane the s;ii down lo begin lo read. Hammerman and the reading "We were very pleased 5:30 a.m. -10:30 a.m. committee put together. with the participation," Hie idea is to encourage liammennan said. students to get involved in Welcoming r new The Lowell Ledger neighbors Senior IotvII A»«» •««««• ma Breakfast (iuiu I can do this after work. 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When KaChy Weeks Kurt's bone marrow matched Tough for Kingma lias been Kmgma Kn>ks inu> die niim)r mine, otherwise I would have the fear of the unknown. these days she doesn't liH)k been put on a waiting list until "That's been most difficult sick and she feels fine. a matching bone marrow could for me. One day I'm fine and Hiesedays, liowever, leel- he found." the next day I'm a wreck." iny and believing are com- Aplastic anemia is diag- Viewpoint... The approximate cost for plete strangers nosed 2,()(K)-2,5(K) times a die transplant is S1 !>(),(KX). fhe Kingma was diagnosed year. It is usually found in Kingmas have insurance said Summers was one of the lop players in the league. Tliey Summers averaged 13.3 points a game, five rebounds, three weeks ago witJi aplastic older people according to which is expected to cover a liked his quickness off the dribble, his ability lo see the floor, four assists and three steals per game in the O-K White. anemia. This defective func- Kingma. "I'm not sure when good portion of die expense. his ability lo penetrate, and his ability to shooi. Widioul him, Lowell would not have won eight basketball tion is when a person's bone I'll be leaving for Minnesota, However, due to die cost Summers only got six voles for honorable mention and as games. There wasn't an opposing coach 1 talked to Uirough- marrow shuts down and hut once I go it will be a 6-12 of travel and living expenses, aforementioned four for All-Conference. That means it is out the season that didn't say Summers made Lowell a better doesn't produce red and white week treatmeni," she says. friends have placed numerous had's possible lhal there was a coach or two who didn't vote leam. Isn't that what Magic, Bird, Jordan and the likes are bliHHl cells. cannisters up around Lowell, Summers on either leam. UNBELIEVABLE. measured by. They made the players around diem belter and Doctors told Kingma she Saranac and Clarksville for In a discussion with Aquinas basketball coach Rick dius their teams. Yes, were talking about apples and crab houghts 1 )octors believe she lias had has a 76 percent chanceof the donations. "When everyone Albro, the former East Grand Rapids coach explained lo me apples here, but doing lhal at any level deserves a reward. it for a while. "I thought I had bone marrow transplant be- helps, a little becomes much," lhal often voiing for an All-League leam or All-Slate leam, Coaches in the O-K White didn't value enough of die the flu. I had headaches and ing successful. 1 guess dial's say fund-raising organizers. points per game is looked al heavily by coaches. talents Summers possessed. Maybe it's because they didn't was dragging," Kingma said I've also learned Uirough Lowell basketball coach Phil see him twice a week like I did. probably belter chances than Rohm Cahoon and Dianne UNTHINKABLE! Bruises began to fonn on her Beachler and il was then affirmed by Albro that il looks very a person could get in die 5 Lambright. UNBELIEVABLE! legs. "My sister saw this and good lhal Summers will be wearing an Aquinas basketball lliere are those who are going to say, your a Lowell o'clock traffic on 28th Street," UNIMAGINABLE! suggested I see a doctor." she laughs. Other fund-raising activi- uniform next year. Ledger reporter, and thus you can't be objective. Yes, since Those would have been al least diree of the words lhal She did, and now she awaits ties include candy bar sales "Summers has court moxie," Albro said. "In the districts I cover die Red Arrows throughout the season I like to see The diagnosis has put would have come out of my mouth had someone lold me word as lo when she will have Kingma in a different role than (already under way), a ben- I saw him throw a two-handed 80-fool chest pass, dial may them do well. It makes it more enjoyable to write stories. But, Members of the Kinga family are, left to right, Dakota, Lance, Kathy and Savannah. Lowell's Leigh Summers would not be named lo the O-K lo travel to , efit dance on April 17;atan-in not mean anything lo some, but il opened my eyes. I'm excited I'm objective enough to recognize talent no matter what what she is accustomed. "I'm White All- Conference team. Minnesota for a bone marrow usually the one listening and on April 4 from 9 a.m. until 7 about the possibility of Summers playing al Aquinas." uniform the player wears. Folks, Leigh Summers was one of Believe it or not thai happened. Maybe that's why they call transplant. After being diag- consoling others. Tm always p.m. at Sheer Elegance, 1021 26 and 27. Lambright, 693-6956orChris come back so I can help repay The Aquinas coach lauded Summers for his body strength, the lop players in the league. I diink I can give good argument il March Madness. In my eyes, madness is the only thing lhal nosed with aplastic anemia, telling people God doesn't give Lincoln, Ionia; and bake sales If anyone would like to Rowland, 642-6484. all who have been so wondcr- balance, and his ability lo penetrate and shoot. for die best player in the league, but to say he wasn't even in could of kept Summers off the O-K While All-Conference doctors tested family mem- al Independent Bank in Sara- "My family, friends and I ful tome. Maybe I will be able So here we have a former successful high school basket- die lop 10 - IS JUST PURE AND SIMPLY MADNESS. you something that you can't help donate time, money or team. bers to see if there bone mar- nac, Friday, March 26 and at food for a raffle or benefit want to thank everyone for to help the other Kathy ball coach, now a college basketball coach excited about If things unfold die way I'm lold diey will. Summers' handle," she says. "It's a little Only four league coaches voted lo give him All-Confer- Summers playing al die next level for him and all of the row matched. 1 was lucky* . It die Clarksville United Bank dinner, diey can call Robin their love and support," Kingma's of the world " actions al the collegiate level (Aquinas) will prove this so tough now telling yourself ence honors. I personally talked lo the coaches of the three was a blessing dial my brother i Friday and Saturday March Cahoon al 897-5357, Diane Kingma said. "I can't wail lo senior's talents on die court and yet diey seemed lo have gone widioul another word ever being spoken. that." top teams in the O-K While al mid-season and lo a man they unnoticed by many coaches in die O-K White. I for one, will want to be around to walch.

lions, he will be a happier per- thoughts throughout this day. All for Jesus! all for Jesus! doings, reform issues can co-exist. son. More will he accomplish Cast out all negatives and evil All my being's ransomed All my days and all my hours, Will there be more Kalkaskas'? Although the potential is Everyone knows we don't live in a perfect world and there for the Lord. His influence suggestions. Fill my mind with pow'rs: there for an additional 18 school districts this year, the potential for more is even greater next year. Most districts are are no perfect ways to finance public education. Bui appropri- will be greater. When it comes good things. Help me lo medi- All my tho'ts and words and MARY D. JAMES Homespun ate education of our youngsters is paramount lo the survival lo one's thoughts, it pays to lalc upon Thy Word so that having lo request huge Headlee Waivers due lo the assess- On Line— ment free/e in addition to additional millage just to keep and goals of improving our less than perfect world. Providing "wear an apron." my profiting may appear to all Prayer: O Lord, izuard my ihose about me. Amen. St. Mary's hosts school doors open for basic programs. The taxpayer reaction an appropriate public free education can not be done when with Lowell School Superintendent at the polls is almost predictable unless there is a clear public school districts have lo grapple for depleted stale cash reserves By Pauline Sprav understanding of the alternatives. and attempt to exist of mere survival-level revenues. If the 1 # Maundy, j Awtdday community Good j Fritz Esch Will there be more Kalkaskas'? Not if Stale legislators, language can be fine tuned and clearly explained lo the public, boards of education and superintendents can help il. All are and appropriately coordinated with the annual state aid bill, Meditate upon these one's thoughts with all dili- £enten Cantata working feverishly toward preventing the apparent inevitable then Substitute SB 146 provides the potential solution to the vive tinself wholly to gence. W hat one thinks about, WILL THERE BE MORE KALKASKAS' ? result of an overburdened reliance on the property tax to properly tax reduction and school finance reform issue. them: that thy profiting may one talks about. edger-Wednesday, March 31,1993-Page 7

signitlcant relief. Using moist hoi compresses or ice on the sometimes prescribed lo be taken on a daily basis to prevent neck or forehead may also help relieve pain. Massage or gentle the pain from occurring in the first place. Health, cont'd maiiipulation of the neck muscles is frequently used to relieve Tension headaches can also be relieved by reducing stress. Budding horticulturalists thrive in rich soil at LHS pain. If these simple methods fail to relieve headache pain or Gel plenty of rest, exercise regularly and avoid stressfu, if the headachesorcurfrequenlly a preventative medication is situations if possible. Oncc a tension hcadache has been identified as a cause of your headaches your physician will usually rccommend simple over the counter remedies like aspirin, acetomenephen or that every driver will be covered for medical expenses in ilu ibuprofin in mild cases to he used as needed lo relieve pain. event of an accident. Simple neck muscle stretching exercises may also provide Other highlights of the bill include reduced rales thai will remain fro/en for six months, good driver and safety belt user discounts, special reductions for senior citizens, and saving i for those who have been with their insurer for a particular amount of time. GRATTAN The legislation will end Ihe practice of low-risk regions o( the slate subsidizing higher risk aa'as. This further reduccs 8 rates. For example, Kent County drivers will not have to TOWNSHIP Hv: Dick Posthumus support high-risk areas such as . Alter watching last year as the bill's opponents succccded GOOD FOR KENT COUNTY DRIVERS in preventing the bill's passage, a petition drive ensued to m i PUBLIC NOTICE the proposal, known as "D." on the ballot in time for November's Just three months into the legislative session, the legisla- general election. ture passed a bill reducing Michigan motorists' car insurance MEETING SCHEDULE The greatest objection to Proposal D revolved around itu- rates. Passage of the auto insurance reform package is signili- fact that people did not trust insurance reform written bv an All meetings are held at the Grattan Township cant not only because it will reduce our insurance costs, but insurer. But there are significant differences between Pro- because it shows that the days of gridlock in the legislature Hall, 11676 Old Belding Rd. in Grattan at 7:30 p.m. posal D and what the legislature passed. have ended. The first is that Proposal D mandated minimum coverage The Grattan Township Board Meetings are held Last year, numerous attempts were made to cut Michigan of $250,000 as opposed to the $1.1 million now required the second Monday of each month as follows; citizens' auto insurance rales. The bill's opponents used every Secondly, the legislative bill provides more discounts for ihe effort lo protect the special interests and block the bill. With use of safety devices than Proposal D. Finally, the bill puts ihe April 12 October 11 last week's vote, that changed. This bill had bi-partisan sup- brakes on insurance companies limiting what repair shop May 10 November 8 port in both houses. Ijowell High School junior, Chris Miedema, helps a Bushnell youth water plants. Siler's soil/science class shares greenhouse information with Bushnell customers must use while allowing insurers to set criteria on students. June 14 December 13 Michigan's unlimited Personal Injury Protection (PIP) fees. July 12 January 10 coverage caused our rates lo accelerate at a rapid rate. Il is A Lannie Rice first-grader down into groups of three. come up with, and through "It's a good feeling to teach to leach youngsters someday." The greenhouse was also a Auto insurance reform is just one part of the Senate's action August 9 February 14 importanlto note thai no other slate had coverage this extrava- pulls his finger out of a cup of Each group was assigned a their brainstorming they cov- young kids," senior Jeff Seven-year old Jared Fell- favorite of six-year old Eliza- agenda that Governor Engler, Speaker Hillegonds and 1 an- September 13 March 14 gant and expensive. In addition lo the unlimited PIP, our no- wet, sandy soil when he's small group of first-graders, ered the areas," Siler said. Danilowicz said. ing, said he enjoyed walking bedi Brower. "I liked seeing nounced last January. fault insurance law gave drivers more than 50 percent al fault ^ asked how does il feel by Low- fhe high school students acted The enjoyment of the ex- Junior Toni Jones adds, "it through the greenhouse. "We the plants and fiowers in die Tne Senate passed 28 major crime bills; enacted essential The Planning Commission meetings are held the the right lo sue. ell High School sophomore as the kids mentor. The kids perience was nol one-sided, is what I expected. The young- got to water plants," lie ex- greenhouse " environmental legislation; addressed unemployment insur- first Wednesday of each month as follows: Thai has changed. The bill would establish mandatory $1.1 Alison Kissinger? were walked dirough a list (8) the high school students turned sters listened if you made it plained. million coverage, but allow buyers lo choose more coverage, ance reform; and dealt with medical malpractice reform, all in "Like mashed potatoes,'' of activities. mentors for one hour, had fun fun. There more alleniive if the first three months cf the legislative session. We are April 7 October 6 even unlimited coverage, if they wish. At $1.1 million, it is die boy giggles. These activities included a with it. diere are visuals. 1 would love May 5 November 3 still the highest minimum coverage required in the country, currently working toward a solution on property tax and It may not have been die tour of the greenhouse, a school finance reform. June 2 December 1 twice as high as the next state. answer Kissinger was antici- sample and explanation of July 7 January 5 Furthermore, drivers more than 50 percent al fault could The rapid progress of our legislative goals is an encourag- pating, bul the first-grade hydroponics, a testing of soil Food banks to benefit from food '93 program August 4 February 2 not sue for pain and suffering damages. It is important lo note ing sign that gridlock is over. class' visit to Pete Siler's third textures, die review of a plant September 1 March 2 hour soil science class was picture, the use of an aquarium Hunger is ihe most severe have designed a program to "There are thousands of Michigan, Inc. "The last thing A everything and more of wliat for plants, a demonstration of condition of poverty. Over 35 However, 1 can tell you that all of your assets which are jointly help restock North America's people in our community who we want to do is mm anybody The Zoning Board of Appeals meetings are helo the kids were expecting. correct plant care, the use of million Americans, or 14.2 tilled between you and your husband would avoid probate food banks. count on the food bank to help down because we've run out the third Wednesday of the even months as "As part of our plant unit microscopes and each student percent of our population, On Sunday, April 18, because those assets would pass automatically lo the surviv- them get through some tough of food," added Paw l-Knapp. follows: we thought it would be nice received a white cup which lived in poverty in 1991*, 1993, the Subway Sandwich ing spouse. As for the vehicles, il" their total value does nol limes.'* says Teresa Pawl- *Source: U. S. Census LEGAL for the kids to walk through had a Jiffy 7 in it and was which represents an increase Shops in Wesiem Michigan, ( exceed $60,000, then in the event of your husband's death. \ou Knapp of Second Harvest Bureau, September I W2. April 21 October 20 the greenhouse at die high ready for seeds to be planted. from 33.6 million in 1990. As including Lowell, will be col- could simply have ihe vehicles relitled in your name b\ Gleaners Food Bank of West June 16 December 15 LANGUAGE school," Rice said. "What we "I liked the idea because it part of an ongoing commu- lecting canned foods for area furnishing Ihe Secretary of State with a copy of the death August 18 February 16 got was an eight station tour is another way for us to pro- nity service program network. food banks. Local residents certificate. With extending from planting seeds mote agricultural literacy," Subway Sandwich Shops will are encouraged to bring in a LOWELL MOOSE LODGE 809 Now having said that, your question was whether! recom- The Public Safety Committee meets on the last to hydroponics. Siler said. help tackle this problem with canned good between 3 and Jonathan J. David mended a living Irust. Il is difficult to answer lliis quesiion with WLAV 97 ROCK Wednesday of each month. "The kids were really Siler and Michigan State its Food For Food '93 food 4:33 p.m., and in mm, will without more information. If your sole desire forexeculinu Ji 2ND ANNUAL EASTER EGG HUNT O thrilled with it. They had a 1 Jniversity student teacher Jim drive. receive a free 6 inch Subway The Grattan Natural Resource Commission meets living irusi is to avoid probating your husband's estate il hi WHERE: Creekside Park (Gee Drive) DhAR JONATHAN: 1 recently completed making pay- ball. For many of them they Standerfer, liad the students Local Subway Sandwich sandwich as a "thank you." on the fourth Wednesday of each month. were to predecease you, then you do nol need a living :rusi WHEN: Saturday. April 10 ments on my land contract and the bolder of the contract gave got a chance to experience brainstorm ideas as to what lo Shops in communities The length of the food drive because there will be no estate to probate, assuming thai IIK* AGE GROUP TIMES: 12-12:30 - age 6 & under me a quit-c laim deed. I pointed out to him lhal under the land using a microscope for die first show die youngsters. "We throughout the United Stales coincides with the local radio total value ol the two vehicles does not exceed $60,000. 12:30-1:00-7-10 yrs. The Township offices will be closed for business contract he is required to give me a warranty deed. He told me tiine." had an idea of wliat we wanted and Canada, in concert with station partner, which in West- on the following days; However, you may want to execute a living trust for other 1:00-1:30- 11 - 13 yrs it didn't make any difference because all I should care about Siler's class was broken die high school students to their local area food banks. em Michigan is B93.7. reasons. For instance, il il is important to your husband lhal Many Prizes • Fun Monday, May 31st Memorial Day is receiving a deed to the house. Is this true? Monday, September 6th Labor Day upon his death lhal the assets are managed by someone else on Rain or Shine* JON A THAN SA YS: No. There is a great deal of difference your behalf, then it might make sense lo have the assets Thursday, November 25th Thanksgiving Day between a warranty deed and a quit-claim deed. With a transferred lo a irust for that purpose. In this event, the irusi observed warranty deed, the grantor of the deed warrants or represents would now own the assets and the trustee of the trust would that he or she owns the property and will defend the title to the * The offices will be closed from December 24, manage the assets on your behalf, as beneficiary of the irust. STUCKEY'S AMOCO property against any and all claims. Further, under Michigan 1993 to January 2,1994. (vacation) Also, il you and your husband both died and you want to law, a warranty deed is required lo include a covenant from the -JOHN STUCKEY- make sure that your assets are managed on behalf ol your grantor of the deed for himself, his heirs and personal repre- Grattan Township does not discriminate on the beneficiaries, rather than having your assets distributed out- 403 W; Main St., Lowell LOWELL sentatives that he (1) is lawfully seized of the property (owns AutoCare Center right to those beneficiaries, then a trust would make sense. basis of disability in admission to access to, or the property). (2) has good right to convey the property, and Phone 897-6143 operations of its programs, services, or activi- In addition to what I have alreadv staled, there are other (3) guarantees quiet possession of the property. Also, a w ar- ties. Grattan Township does not discriminate on reasons why you may want to establish a trust. As a result. I We Install Quality NAPA Parts Open 24 Hours CHARTER ranty deed guarantees that the property is free from any liens NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY the basis of disability in its hiring or employment or encumbrances. would suggest that you visit an attorney who can help you practices. On Ihe other hand, a quit-claim deed only conveys the determine whelher a living trust is in your best interests based grantor's right, title and interest in the properly described. upon your circumstances and objectives. At the same lime, TOWNSHIP This notice is provided as required by Title II of With this type of deed, the grantor does not make any type of you should make sure that your Wills, if any, are updated. Il ALIGNMENT SPECIAL! OIL & FILTER CHANGE the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. you don l have Wills, then you should prepare them. Also, il warranty or representation regarding his ownership of the 2 Wheel Alignment •IS" $ 95 property. For instance, in your situation, if the owner of the would make sense to prepare Durable Power of Attorneys $ 95 0n/y.. 14 ANNUAL MEETING Questions, concerns, complaints, or requests property had already deeded the property to someone else which would benefit you in the event of disability. 4 Wheel Alignment 39 Includes up to 5 quarts of oil & filter. for additional information regarding the ADA Includes caster, camber & toe-in prior to his quit-claim deed to you, then his quit-claim deed to Good al Sluckey's Amoco wilh coupon may be forwarded to (PUBLIC ENTITY'S desig- Good at Sluckey's Amoco with coupon • Expires March 31,1999 NOTICE you would only transfer whatever interest he held in the ExpkM March 31.1993 nated ADA Compliance Coordinator. property, which would be no interest at all. ^•2225S^22^^S^S^^SS2S2SS2SS32S[|| Tin land contract sellers refusal to give you a warranty AREA BIRTHS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the annual Town- Lana Green/Office Manager deed should put you on notice that something might be wrong. SUPPORT YOUR LOCALLY OWNED FULL SERVICE STATION! ship meeting of the electors In Lowell Township 11676 Old Belding Road You should return the quit-claim deed to the seller and insist will be held on; Belding, Mi 48809 upon receiving a warranty deed from him. Further, upon your • Tune-ups • Transmission Sen/ice Oil Change Douglas Brian Hendrick Phone number; 691-8450 • FAX; 691-8804 receiving a warranty deed, you should proceed to have it Steve and Brenda Nauta • Engine Rebuild Service • Brakes/Shocks Towing SATURDAY, APRIL 3,1993 AT 1:30 P.M. would like to announce the recorded with the county Register of Deeds office. have been blessed from God arrival of his new sister • Tire Service • Batteries Exhaust individuals who need auxiliary aide for effective above with a son, Skyler at the Lowell Township Hall, 2910 Alden Nash, Meghan Neil Hendrick. She- l FREE COFFEE WITH GAS PURCHASE communication in programs and services of DEAR JONATHAN: My husband and 1 have a relatively Philip, bom March 3, l ^3- SE, Lowell, Michigan. was bom February 17, 1W3 (PUBLIC ENTITY) are invited to make their needs modest size estate of approximately $150,(KM). Everything we He weighed 6 lbs., 12 oz. and weighing 7 lbs.. 15 ozs. anil and preferences known to the ADA Compliance own is titled jointly in both of our names with Ihe exception of measured 20 inches long. The budget for the coming fiscal year has been nieasuring201/2 inches long. TUNE-UP SPECIAL BRAKE SPECIAL Coordinator. our two vehicles which are tilled in my husband's name. adopted and copies are available for public in- Herparentsare Brain and His two big sisters, Tasha spection at the Lowell Township Hall during Recently, my husband experienced some heart trouble and it $ 9a $ 95 Karen Hendrick. and Trisha welcome him Brake This notice is available in large print, on audio got us both thinking about what would happen in Ihe event of As Low As.. 39 omy 69 regular office hours. Copies will be available at Grandparentsare George home. tape, and in Braille, from the ADA Compliance his death. We would like to avoid having to probate his estate Most Cars & Light Trucks the annual meeting. and Sandra Kowalczyk, Special See us for services provided Coordinator. (or mine if I were to die first) if al all possible. Do you Good al Sluckey's Amoco wilh coupon Good al Sluckey s Amoco with coupon Wayne and Sandy Hendrick' recommend that we execute a living trust? Grandparents are Lyle Expkt* March 31.1993 ExpkM March 31.1993 Carol L. Wells Great-grandmothers are J Peggy Gurney, Clerk JONATHAN SAYS: It is very difficult to answer your and Mary Ellen Hanson and Lowell Township Clerk Eleanor Kropf, Marion (Neil) Grattan Township question based on the information contained in yourquesiion. Paul and Gerri Nauta ol Gre- 897-7600 Kowalczyk and Pat Albers. enville. I hf I/edjjer-Wednesday, March 31,1 W-Pa^e 8 The l^owell I^dj»er-Wednesda , March 31,1993-Pa^e 9 'SSSS*mssym*sssssssysssi'mMSyssssSSSySSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS&SSArSfSSSysrSSSSJrSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSysssssssssss _ m 4 frM/ING tLNX ^V^ The Lowell Ledger's

meets at 6:30 p,m, at Notices in The Ledger's learn skills that can last a SECOND TUES. OF Marge at 897-8434 to make 868-6038, Cumberland Retirement "Coming Events" are tree lifetime. For more informa- EVERY MONTH: Lowell your reservation and leam Village, 11535 E, Fulton ot charge to any non-profit tion call 897-8829. youth football meetings at about the program to be WED., MARCH 31: The Free and open to the pub organization in the Lowell, 7 p.m. at the Lowell High presented. women's breakfast from 8 lie. For more information Ada, Alto, and Saranac SECOND MONDAY OF School. Everyone wel- to 9:30 a.m. at Lowell Se- call the Chapter at 458- area. We prefer such no- EACH MONTH: The come. SATURDAYS - Take Off nior Neighbors, 314 S. tices to be kept brief and to Bowne Township Histori- Pounds Sensibly Tops #MI Hudson. Senior men will 3392 or 1-800-722-2516. be submitted by mail, but cal Society will hold its WEDNESDAY: Rollaway 1493 meets every Sat. at be cooking and serving. will accept notices by phone regular meetings at the Ltd. Senior Bowling, 1 p.m. 9:00 a.m. in the Congrega- $2.50 donation. APRIL 14: Turkey dinner, at 897-9261. Township Office, 6059 55 and over. tional Church basement in family style at Snow United Linfield E., Alto. The meet- Lowell. Corner of Spring THURS., APRIL 1: Coop- Methodist Church, 3189 SECOND MONDAY ing is at 7:30 p.m. 2ND WEDNESDAY: Men s and Hudson Sts. weigh-ins erative Club meets at Snow Ave. 5:15 to 7 p.m EACH MONTH: The South breakfast at Lowell Senior from 8:30 a.m. to 8:50 a.m. Schneider Manor at 1 p.m. No need to pick up tickets LISTING Kent 4-H group regular FOURTH MONDAY OF Center, 314 S. Hudson St. Hostesses Aileen McCabe, early. meetings at 7 p.m. in the EACH MONTH: American Call 897-5949 for reserva- EVERY SAT. - Lowell In- Ellen Alberts, Dorothy MAGAZINE Alto Elementary School Legion Clark-Ellis Post 152 tions. dependent Amateur Radio Byrne and Elva Watson. FRI., MAY 28: Senior all cafeteria. at Lowell VFW Hall, 307 E. Operators sponsor an in- Program, spring presenta- nighter coming soon. Cost Main St. at 8 p.m. FIRST WEDNESDAY formation net on Frequency tion, Mikel Ltd. "Make it and $40. Mail to Senior All- SECOND MONDAY OF EACH MONTH: 147.420 Simplex - Lowell Take It," sponsor, Alice Nighter, 1017 N, Hudson. Features Complete EACH MONTH: The Lowell EVERY TUESDAY MORN- Alzheimers Support Group Showboat Network. Baut. Lowell, Ml 49331. Area Schools Board of Edu- ING: Coffee break, a meets at 6:30 p.m. at Listings off Lowell cation meets at 7:30 p.m. community Bible study for Cumberland Retirement EVERY SUNDAY SAT., APRIL 3: Kent MAY 23 - 29: 1st Annual Cable TV Channels in the Board of Education ladies at Calvary Church, Village. Phone 897-4810 EVENING: Royal Rangers County Farm Bureau and Atlantic Seaboard Senior office located in the Middle 1125W. Main St., Lowell at for information. for the boys. Missionettes Kent County Cooperative Citizens Holiday Celebra- On A Daily Basis. School, 12675 Foreman 9:30 a.m. Free nursery. for the girls for kids kinder- Extension Service will be tion, Featuring Virginia Road. Bible story hour for 3 to 6 EVERY FIRST WEDNES- garten and up. Christ holding a Family Farm Beach, Norfolk Naval Complete & year olds. A good way to DAY: Lowell AreaJaycees Ambassadors for the youth Safety Workshop from 9:30 Base. Arlington National EVERY MONDAY meet your neighbors. meet at 7 p.m. at the Lowell (7 thru 12 grades) Chris- a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Cemetery. Call Mary Easy To Use EVENING: Euchre will be City Hall. New members tian Clubs to help our Lowell First United Meth- Condon, 897-7092, for played at the V.F.W Post EVERY 1 ST & 3RD TUES- welcomed. Membership children grow through the odist Church, 621 E, Main. more information, $25 de- 8303 at 7:30 p.m. Admis- DAY: Lowell Lions Club 21-39 years of age. Lead- means of achievement pro- Cost is $5 or free to Farm posit due upon registration Listings Coincide sion is Si, prizes. Public meets at 6:30 p.m. at Look ership training through grams, special activities, Bureau members. Lunch $529 total per person With Numbers On welcome. Memorial Fire Station, community involvement. crafts, and basic moral and child care included. For double occupancy. South Hudson, Lowell. learning. For more info, call information or reservations Your Tuner MONDAYS: Overeaters EVERY THURS.: Co-de- Lowell Assembly of God at call Lynn at, 897-6871 by OCT. 5, 6 & 7: Mackinac Anonymous New meeting. EVERY 1 ST & 3RD TUES- Island Senior Citizen Get pendents Anonymous 897-7047. March 27, Channel Station City 7:30 p.m. at Good Shep- DAY - V.F.W. Post 8303 (COCA) meets every Together at the Grand MTV Music herd Lutheran Church, meets at the V.F.W, Thursday at 7 p.m. at the EVERY THIRD SUN.: The SAT., APRIL 3: Swiss Hotel. To make your reser- O NASH 10305 Bluewater Hwy., Clubroom, 307 E. Main St,, Serenity Club, 101W. Main, Flat River Snowmobile Club steak dinner, 5 to 7:30 p,m. vations send your name, O OS) WSYM Lansing Lowell. Call 361-5463. Lowell at 8:00 p.m. meets at the clubhouse at, address and $25 deposit Lowell. at Bowne Center United WOTV Grand Rapids Come join us! 18841 Potters Rd. Just east Methodist Church, corner to Mary Crawford Condon. o® CD® WXMI G. Rapids TUESDAYS - Take Off THURSDAYS • Take Off of Montcalm Ave. at 1 p.m. of 84th and Alden Nash. 13297 3 Mile Rd, Lowell, ID 61 WGVU Grand Rapids THIRD MONDAY OF Pounds Sensibly Tops #M Ml 49331 or call 897 7092 Pounds Sensibly Tops Ml, New members and guests (BO WKAR East Lansing EACH MONTH: Golden 1372 meets every Tuesday No. 333. Saranac, meets are welcome. TUES., APRIL 6: Grattan Total package cost, $325. (0(0) WZZM Grand Rapids Swingers meet 6 p.m. at evening at the Lowell Con- every Thursday evening at Township Historical Soci- (D HBO Premium Lowell Senior Center. gregational Church the Saranac Public Library. WOMENOFTHEMOOSE ety meets at 7 p.m. at AUG. 28 - SEPT. 3: 2nd (D TBS basement. Comer of Spnng Weigh-ins at 6:45 p.m. Business meeting is held Grattan Museum. Old Beld- Annual Senior Citizen's (Q MAX Premium EVERY MON,: Boy Scout and Hudson Sts. Weigh- the third Monday of each ing Road. Speaker, Robert Spectacular Holiday 7 Q) DISN Premium Troop 102, for boys 11 and ins at 5:45 p.m, FIRST AND THIRD month, at 8 p.m, Dunton, "Justin McCarthy days/6 nights. Myrtle ® USA up, or completing the 5th THURSDAY: The Alto Li- Sr. Horses." Call Regina at Beach, Carolina Opry, The O) FAM Family grade, will meet from 7 to EVERY SECOND & ons Club meets at Dari's at LOWELL AREA ARTS 794-3252. Dixie Jubilee & Charles- S WON 8:30 p.m., during the school FOURTH TUES.: Oua-Ke- 7 p.m. COUNCIL :149 S.Hudson ton. Tour cost, $549. ffi ESPN Sports year, in the Scout Cabin, at Zik Sportsmen's Club - St. Hours: Monday thru Fri- WED,, APRIL7: Alzheimer's Deposit of $25 due at reg- ffl CNN News the end of North Washing- meets at 8 p.m. at the Club EVERY SECOND day, 1 to 5 p,m.; Satur- Disease Support Group istration. Call Mary o CNNHEA0 ton Street Enjoy activities building at 1400 Foreman THURSDAY: Lowell VFW days and Sundays, 1:30 to Condon, 897-7092. NICK LISTINGS FOR FRI., APRIL 2 like hiking and camping and Road, Lowell. Auxiliary No. 8303 meets 4:30 p.m. Closed holidays. 6D A&E Troy at 3:30 p.m. at the VFW Phone 897-8545. SENIOR CITIZENS TRIP CALENDAR CD PASS Kalamazoo THRU THURS., APRIL 8 Post. 307 W. Main Street, OCX WWMT il WUHQ Battle Creek Lowell. LOWELL LIBRARY MON., APRILS: 1 p.m. EVERY MONDAY: 12:40 ffi® Ituff Discount WILX Lansing Airing Mondays In April on PBS, Medicine at the Crossroads examines the historical evolution of the medical system HOURS: Open Mon. 10:30 Shopping Bulk Pantry & p.m. Kitchen Band CD 3$ PET SUPPLY STORE ffi® WLNS Lansing and travels around the world to discover what's being done In other Industrialized countries to solve health-care 2ND THURSDAY EACH a.m. to 5:30 p,m.; Wed., Target Plaza. Practice. 117 W. Mam • Lowell 897-5454 CD DISC problems. The four-part, eight-hour documentary series Is narrated by Nature's George Page. MONTH: All Lowell area 12:30 p,m, to 8:30 p,m, and WED., APRIL 7: 7:45 THURS., APRIL 15:130 TNT Atlanta Baby birds of different types all hand fed. 0 senior citizens are cordially Fri, & Sat,, 12:30 to 5:30 Men'sTraveling Breakfast. p.m. Movies in Grand Come see them at invited to attend the Lowell p,m, WED., APRIL 7: 10 - Rapids. FISH 'N' STUFF SNIP 'N* CLIP GROOMING Community Education 11:30a.m. BloodPressure TUES., APRIL 27: 12:45 We now have salt water fish and supplies, lunch and learn at 12 p,m., ALTO LIBRARY HOURS: Checks and tack. We also do dog grooming. at Lowell High School. The Open Tues. 12 - 8 p.m.; Book Review, Eunice FRI., APRIL 9: Closed. Vanderveen. 10 A.M. - 6 P.M. • MON THRU SAT cost of lunch for 1992-93 Thurs. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; school year is $2.20, Call Sat. 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Phone Good Friday.

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Vista Drive. No one was injured. property damage accident at Main and Hudson Street, March A 13 year old juvenile, from Lowell was referred to probate 27, when her car was struck from behind by a vehicle driven ECKRICH court on charges of larceny from a motor vehicle which by John Lewis, 34, of Rockford. MAIN ST.. CONT'D occurred March 25. Helen Hobbs, 54, of Alto, was involved in a properly Thomas Nighsonger, 37, of Lowell, turned lell into a damage accident March 24, at Main and Hudson when a truck Smok-Y-Llnks private drive on West Main near Valley Vista Drive into Ihe driven by Pete Vandermeer backed into her car. America's 'l HORSK SHOW SPONSORS NKKDKD path of a vehicle driven by Edward Mohr, 25, ol Belding. No Paul Luna, 39. of Lowell, was arrested by Lowell police SMOK-V The Lowell Area Fire Deparlinenl will be hosting H horse one was injured in the March 26 accident. Maa'h 25, on a Friend of the Court warrant out of a Grand show on Saturday, June 5. Marlene Johnson, 54, of Sheridan, was involved in a Rapids court. Sponsors arc needed. Representatives will be contacting local businesses. Help support your lire department. LINKSor Swil!t Brown & Serve 10 oz. assorted l AAC KXH1B1TS COMPKTITION KNTRIKS Analysis, continued... The Lowell Area Arts Council exhibits Ihe juried entries ol ils Seventh Annual West Michigan Regional Competition in At the athletic level, the sults of negotiations with the perintendent, Mike lem solve because it does not ils main gallery. This exhibit will be on view through April IS. highest cost per participant is unions. Washburn, said the agree- have two layers of bureau- Hours are Monday through Friday, I lo 5 p.m.. Saturday and in girls' golf. The average cost Kemp said informal dis- ment on the one-year add-on cracy to go through since it is Sunday 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. FRESH GROUND is $452. The lowest average cussions have been started was agreed to because the not a member of the Kent The LAAC also presents an exhibit in ihe FMB State cost per participant is in boys* with union leadership. He two sides meet once a month County Education Associa- Savings Bank gallery. This month ihe work of Printmaker tennis, at $87. The overall added formal negotiations to discuss problem solving. tion. "A school like Lowell, Mary Brodbeck of Douglas, is on view through March 31. average cost per participant would start after spring break. "Both sides looked at the state would not only have to get Hours al Ihe FMB gallery are Monday through Thursday V in athletics is $182. Lowell's neighbor to its proposal and disc ussed "what the approval of its union but a.m. to 5 p.m., Friday ^ a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. In non-athletics it cost west. Forest Hills Central, ifs" for 1994-95. We mutu- then also the KCEA." BEEF to noon. $195 per participant in De- recently completed negotia- ally felt that a teachers'waive Kemp said with the cost bate. In contrast, FFA cost tions with its teachers' union freeze would guarantee new centered analysis in place the CLASS OF 1963 RKUNION $23 per participant. for a one-year add-on of a teachers wouldn't have to be next step will be determined The class of 1%3 will hold its 30 year class reunion The biggest unknown for three-year contract. It calls laid off." It should be noted by the revenue picture which Any Size Package Saturday, August 21, 1993 at Candlestone Inn, Belding. CHUCK Kemp is the unknown rev- for a one-year freeze of sala- that the administration also will be determined by the For more information call Frances King-Walling, S97- enue factor for the 1993-94 ries for 1994-95. That's com- agreed to a pay freeze for the steps taken at the state level. 9048 or Mary Munroe-Halcomb. 755-5733. school year. That will be de- ing off increases of 5-3/4, 6 1994-95 school year. termined by state school fi- and 6 percent. Washburn noted that it is YMCA OFFERS YOUTH SPORT PROGRAMS nance reform and by the re- Forest Hills Central Su- much easier for FHC to prob- The Lowe 11Y M C A is now taking regi si ra I ions for i ts sp ri ng outdoor soccer program It is open to boys and girls grades kindergarten through eighth. It is also registering boys for the "new" T-ball/baseball and V-Tech, continued... DOUBLE MFR. COUPONS EUERVDAV softball program for ages four years through sixth-grade. For Up to 601 Details mstore further information call 897-8445. passed by the Lowell Town- "We would like to know where the commission "This board can't make ship Board. if we can proceed with con- stands." an approval without an ordi- CLASS OF 1973 REUNION Raymond Zandstra, a rep- struction plans because a lot The commission ex- nance in place, but this doesn't The 20 year class reunion for Ihe class of 1973 will be held resentative of V-Tec, h»s of money has been spent on plained to Zandstra that V- mean we can't work together Saturday, july 24 al Larkins "The Other Place." asked Ihe commission to ad- the initial plan," stated Tec can go ahead with its plan to make this plan feasible," For more information call Glen at 897-8756 or Kelly al dress the issue and take action Zandstra. "It would be a waste if they follow the proposed said Planning Commission 897-0132. within ihe next month. lo proceed without knowing ordinance. Chairman Roland Lubbinge. PLUMB'S » • • < PtumWs OFF THE BLOTTER Of all the nays of |iay- Life is the garment we eontinually alter, but iHUab-ftieFnulA whieh never neeniH to fit. ing for a thinfg, rash is the Wayne Martin, 18, of Ionia, lost control of the car he was rheapest. —Anton Knh driving and struck a curb on Center Street near Sibley, March —David MeConl 25. No one was injured. Donna Moors, 32, of Clarksville, escaped injury, March 23, when she failed lo slop for Ihe slop sign at Bowes Road and DOCTORS CHIROPRACTIC Hudson Street and struck a semi-truck driven by Larry Bell, 15-oz. Regular or Dip 42, of Campbellsville KY. LOW BACK PAIN? A 16 year old juvenile female from Saranac failed lo merge wilh traffic on M-21 near Valley Vista Drive, March 24, and MfFE/WE FREE struck a truck driven by Ronald Udall, 58, of Lowell. No We Have Helped Thousands! injuries were reported. w The Patent and Trade- Tamara Zamarron. 34, of Lowell, skidded her pickup truck mark Office receives r off center, March 23, and struck a vehicle driven by Elena Call... 897-4999 Today! more than 100,000 appli- Gheorghin, 42, also of Lowell, on West Main near Valley cations a year. ALL 2-LITER 11827 E. Fulton, Lowell Dr. Paul Tuthill CITY OF ^ Arcoaire ^ LOWELL 0 Spring Special Ml LOWELL Furnace 93% eff. 75.000 btu * ^ Complete installed $1,895.00 ^ CHARTER f Factory rebate $200.00 * PUBLIC NOTICE Final Price $1,695.00 ; ; (qualifies for a $300.00 utility rebate) Spring is here along with the second year of TOWNSHIP opening of Stoney Lakeside Park. We ask your ! Central air 24.000 btu 11 seer * help in preventing a problem at the park. Geese Complete installed $1495.00 and ducks are a pretty sight at our park, however NOTICE j Factory rebate $100.00 they present a big problem to the swimming area. Final Price $1,395.00 The bacteria in their waste causes swimmers PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Lowell Charter ¥ itch. Township Board of Appeals will hold a public ; All units and sizes available and on sale thru April 1993 hearing on The water in the lake is tested every week and if LOWELL HEATING & 6REEN GIANT JERO'S CRISP PILLSBURV PUS the bacteria count becomes to high the health Wednesday, April 14,1993 at 7:30 P.M. AIR CONDITIONING UE6ETABLES ITASTV PIZZA CAKE MIXES department will close our swimming area. Sausage. Pepperom 18 19 2o/ pkj! Yellow. Blue 16-oz Niblets Corn. Sweet 1002 W. Main • Lowell Ml Combination.. 7 7 8 0/ .ivsorled varieties at the Lowell Township Hall, 2910 Alden Nash or White Peas. Mixed Vegetable The reason geese and ducks are nesting by the Avenue, S. E. The purpose of this hearing is Free Estimates • 897-4123 lake is the food supply. Everyone likes to feed the ducks and geese but this feeding will cause them 1) to consider David Ryder's request for a to take up residence at the lake and their num- variance to construct an addition to his house bers to grow. at 1701 Alden Nash, S. E. (PP #41-20-04-426- 035) with an insufficient rear yard, and We ask your help In not feeding the waterfowl at Mi ml** the park, they will still visit but will be less likely 2) to hold the FIRST of two REGULAR meetings spapran to nest by the lake. per year as required by law. SUNDAY, APRIL 4 stones 2 TO 4 P.M. PLEASE DONT FEED THE GEESE AND DUCKS For further information, please call the Hall at 306 SAGAMORE TRAIL Uotti-Rile Fowla and help keep our swimming area clean. Thank 897-7600 during regular office hours. you for your cooperation in this matter. (Vergennes to Flat River, N to Sagamore Trail) 1335 ui. main Lowell. Phone 897-8425.5% senior Discount Tuesdays JP Carol L. Wells New home, for sale by builder. Shop monday-saturdav 7am to iipmSundavs 8am to Som 3 Parks and Recreation Committee Ml Lowell Township Clerk For more information call: Sale prices good Ihiuugh Sundav Aptil 4 1993 Quantity tights reserved No sales to dealers 868-6694 or 897.8910 The Ixmell l^edpfr-Wednesday, March 31,1993-Pa^e 22 The Lowell Ledger-Wednesday, March 31,1993-Page 23

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WE THANK- all our family Help Wanted and friends, who made our 50th Wedding anniversary so special, PART TIME COUNTER John and Betty Brower, PERSON NEEDED-after- BUSINESS BINGO HAMMOND ORGAN - noons & Saturdays, Apply Double keyboard, full base Every Saturday Night in person at Cooper's SERVICES peddle, fantasy fingers, real I WOULD LIKE - to extend Drycleaners, 591 Ada Dr., 4:00 P.M. rhythm, percussion section, my sincerest thanks to all Ada, 676-8145. DAVIS LOWELL MOOSE well taken care of, recently those who so quickly came BINGO moved, no room, must sell. to the aid of my children ELECTRIC and I after our recent auto 1320 E. FULTON Will accept any reaonable HELPWANTED-Machine accident, A big thanks to Quality • Service Early Bird Bingo at 4:00P.M. offer. Call 532-9361. Operators/Factory Work- Alto rescue, who ers. Immediate openings. Dependability responded so quickly, the Manufacturing experience 0 0 0 RESIDENTIAL KINGSIZE BOOKCASE passers-by who were there helpful. Excellent benefits. SPRING BREAK WATERBED - with heater helping us immediately, COMMERCIAL Apply in person at ITM Cor- SKATING & & mattress, good condition, and the Lowell and Life poration, 533 W. Godfrey, LIGHT INDUSTRIAL BOWLING - Tues. & dark pine, $100. Call 897- ambulance teams, who Lowell. Ph. 676-9574 Thurs. 12-2 p.m., 5307. were so helpful in making $3.00. Rollaway 897- my very scared little boy, a EARN UP TO $2,000 per little more at ease. Also FLOWER LADY - gift 0001. week processing FMA/ thank you to everyone who certificate ain't a bad gift- BAHAMA CRUISE • 5 HUD Government refunds. has continued to send giving idea. For details, call days/4 nights, No experience necessary. cards, calls and prayers 642-9533. Underbooked! Must Sell! BINGO Call 1-619-549-3799 Ext. since the accident. We are $279/couple. Limited tick- 199 24 hrs. very fortunate to have had Every Friday Night CASH! ets. (407) 767-8100 ext so many good people at 7:00 P.M. 4016. Mon. - Sat. 9 a.m. -9 our aid. We thank you all. For single family, Lowell VFW Hall p.m. Sincerely, multi-family and East Main St., Lowell Karen Potter handyman specials. Early Bird Bingo at d All areas 6:30 P.M. For Rent d considered. Written offer in . PUBLIC INVITED Wanted (? Lost & Found ro £ Marshall Redder, NEWLY DECORATED a = Remax, 457-3245. GET READY - Eastgate -1 & 2 bedroom Lowell C44tfn Grand Slam Sale. Sat. May NANNY - Live out to care apartments. Looks LOST - Black Lab, male, 1. rain date, May 8. for our family with 2 chil- great, children, small March 28, Lowell Area, Call cro ^ 0 dren, Mon.-Fri., 8a.m.-5:30 pet. $300 deposit. Call 0 0 0 COUNTRY PEDDLERS - Tony Myers, 897-9018. p.m. Salary plus benefits. now, 897-0099. Ask ft 'A country store brought Own transportation, refer- about our specials. right to your door? To host ences required. 940-9181, a gathering or become a r* a leave message or 942- The classifieds peddler, please call 616- APARTMENT FOR RENT o 0103 after 6 p.m. do the 676-5559. - 2 bedrooms, large rooms, § $595 monthly includes heat walhing so you & water, garage, refer- don't have to. THE MESSY SNOW IS SATELLITE TV - 100 ences, security deposit PROFESSIONAL NON- o GONE - so let me clean up plus channels, 0 down, $300. NO PETS. 897- SMOKING COUPLE - your messy lawn. The $35 per month. $1,640 7515, or 676-2048. • • seeking 2 or 3 bedroom Flower Lady, 642-9533. installed. Advanced home or apartment for rent. a Satellite, 538-7730 or Call 249-8383, 6-11 p.m. 538-0381 LOWELL I APARTMENTS Jim Cook, Jr. - is accepting applications AUCTIONEER for a waiting list. Rent based ATTENTION GOLFERS - on income, 1 bedrooms, All Types of Sales have a Deer Run yearly WANTED - Honda CT-70, start at $285 2 bedrooms (616) 897-8872 membership. Value $500, Mini-Trail bike. Must be in start at $327, includes heat, Will sell for $350, Call 866- good running condition. water, sewer & rubbish re- 1154. Phone Roger at 897-9261 moval, Barrier free waiting i -n ^ days, or 897-5381 eve- list available. Equal Hous- ing Opportunity, Call (616) Complete Formal PROM DRESS - Rose/ nings. OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM 897-7135, Wear Rental pink, floor length, size 10/ The first windmills 12, beautiful! $75 Call 249- were probably built, not Easter Cotorin in Holland, but in . WEDDINGS OR NAME 8383,6-11 p,m, WANTED - 68-70 AMC OTHER SPECIAL Rally Wheels for AMX, Call AGE_ OCCASIONS 616-642-9411 days or642- Join In The Fun! FOR SALE-5 yr. mini geld- 6626 nights and weekends. ing, steel gray, very small ADDRESS Ask for John. Join in the fun of Easter by entering our Easter Coloring with beautiful show cart & patten leather harness. Dutch growers pro- Contest. Winners will receive an Easter Basket filled with PRODUCE duce nearly 2,000 vari- Gelding in good natured, eties of tulips goodies CLOTHING excellent horse babysitter, PHONE BABYSITTER WANTED- green broke, $900 firm. All entries must be colored on this form (no copies, to set for bright well be- 891 -9940, leave message. please). Deadline for entry is April 5, 1993 at 5:00 p.m. After \ RIDGEVIEW haved 2 year old in my APPLES - Cider, no coloring this page, bring It to the Ledger Office at 105 N. SHOPPING CENTER Murray Lake home. Three preservatives, $1.75 '? Broadway, Lowell or Mail to; P.O. Box 128, Lowell, Ml 49331. GOVERNMENT HOMES days a week, Mon. Wed. & gat. & pure honey. v vWv Fri. from 9 to 6. Must have Hessler's Fruitland, I > Contest will be judged in three categories. Ages 3-5, 6-8 and V from$1 (U Repair)). Delin- 2173 W. MAIN ST., quent tax property. Repos- own transportation and ref- 5701 Lincoln Lake Rd. 9-11. Pictures will be taken of the winners when they pick up The tallest trees-Cali- LOWELL sessions. Your area (1) 805 erences. Good pay. Please 691-7739. Open Fri. & fornia's redwoods-grow their prizes and published in the April 14 edition of the Ledger. 962-8000 Ext. GH-1520for call 897-9309 for an inter- Sat. 10-5 p.m. higher than 30-story buildings. Ph. 897-6411 current repo list. view. The Ixmell ledger-Wednesday, March 31,1993-Page 24

years of service. Lowell Veterinarian Rachelle is certified as a pro- fessional service representa- Dennis Cece was noted Bruce Langlois is spear- tive. for his 10 years of service. heading a committee to Rhonda Lang and Carol develop a comprehensive Patrick were recognized for alcohol and other drag Sandra Ward joins the five years of work and prevention and intervention Doctors Chiropractic staff. dedication. program for Lowell Schools. Sandra comes to Lowell Martin Aeder, Roxanne Helping Langlois are from Saranac and is a Diehl, Vicki Dilley. Jessica Patty Zanba from Project lifelong area resident. Duhr, Shirley Idenuu Tim Rehab and Gary Knottnerus She graduated from Ross McClellan, Sherrie Muha from the Michigan State Medical school in 1991 The Lowell Ledger announces the genesis of its and RaeAnn Zeigler were all Police, along with several where she excelled in "Business Matters" column. It will highlight the promotion, noted for tliree years of Joseph Simon others from the school staff medical assisting. hirings and community involvment of local businesses. service. and the community. Sandy's special skills These 17 employees will business sales representative Along with this project, include patient education, be presented with awards at for the greater Detroit area. Langlois is doing a promo- computers and communica- a luncheon on Thursday at Simon, 26, is a native of dedication and service. tion through his veterinary tions. Root Lowell Manufac- the Royal Oak area. He has Art Merklinger, Donna Root Lowell. clinic to fund the program. When not on die job, turing, 1000 Foreman, nine years of experience in Peterson and Blanch Ward "Because we know how Sandy spends time with her recently recognized 17 of its die dry cleaning business. were recognized for 20 years John (Bucky) Curtis, people feel about their pets family and her hobbies are 110 employees for their He started working for the of work al Root Lowell. and wanting to join them in adiletics and cooking. years of service. owner of Curtis Equipment, 0 company on March 22. James Graves and Robert their care, we invite our Vivian Hoskins was announced the appointment Haines were honored for 15 customers to take advantage honored for 25 years of of Joseph Simon as the The Boston Financial of a $10 off certificate to Group announced that it willO be used toward iuiy office be assuming die manage- visit," Langlois said. ment responsibilities of 151 ITie Lowell veterinarian Farmers Home financed says for every certificate apartment complexes all redeemed, the Lowell across Michigan from Veterinary Clinic will Centrum Management donate S10 to MADD for Corporation, including alcohol awareness programs Lowell 1 Apartments. in our local schools. It has purchased a general partner interest in 110 of Dide Triplett, Carr Agency diese apartments from First Centrum Corporation. Inc., of Speerstra Insurance "These are well estab- announced tliat die firm was lished apartment communi- luuned one of Ihe top 20 pro- ties diat are alreadv 95 duction agencies in the State percent leased. Our mission of Michigan for auto-owners is to maintain diem in a insurance company - service manner consistent with and dedication to their clients Boston Financial's high over the years. standard of providing Rachelle Van dne has been excellent service," said transferred to the Speerstra i^. v;.~. y v . 1 V Boston Financial Vice a ( Insurance office from the Can- President Frank DuPree. SANDWICHES & SALADS Agency Branch in Ionia. 608 W. Main • Lowell • 897-4960 Farm Bureau sponsors workshop for farm families (fuuul dpmiiu} Spmal: Kent County Farm will separate into age appro- Bureau's Promotion and Edu- priate groups for specific cation committee is sponsor- safely presentations. Day care ing a day of safety workshops is provided for those three Thurs. & Fri., April 1 & 2 targeted specifically for farm and younger. families. The workshops will hc Workshops include ani- held Saturday, April 3 from 10 a.m. • 7 p.m. mal safety, equipment safety, 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the chemical safety, oxygen defi- Lowell First United Method- cient area safety, first aid, and ist Church, 621 East Main, % CPR demonstration and in- Street, (M-21). BUY 1 FOOT LONG SUB formation. The workshops are free Presenters include: Bill to Farm Bureau members and A GET SECOND Steenwyk, MSU Extension $5 per person for non-mem- Agent, Howard Doss, MSU bers. This includes materials, professor, Lowell FFA stu- lunch, continental breakfast. dents, Rockford Ambulance, To register call Lynn a! Renee Nugent, Lynn Drown. 897-6871. Workshop participants

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