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rolume 14, Issue 33 Serving Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 Wednesday, June 27,1990

hree headliners stamp the 1990 Showboat with success howboat crowds weather the wet and cold for fun and entertainment

Lowell's Showboat gala boat crowds. In turn, the gen- talent and the ability to enter- spect of the roughly 1,200 in may not have been blessed eral public exhibited a high tain/' Dick Korb said. attendance. with the best weather, during degree of appreciation for With music from its first With the dancing fluidity its three summer nights in their talents. album for Ansta Records, of Bobby Burgess and Elaine June, but Exile. Myron Flo- "I did not have high expec- "Still Standing," a mix of the Balden, and the quiet man- ren - Bobby & Elaine, and tations for Exile nor am I a old, including "It'll Be Me" nered and fast-fingered grace Ricky Skaggs transcended all big fan of country music, but and multimillion selling hit of accordionist Myron Flo- of that. those four young men were "Kiss You All Over,' it did ren, and the stirring amount The three headliners did so entertaining, and whether not take Exile long to gel the of audience participation, by not just performing, but their music is to a person's attention, admiration and re- one can understand why Flo- instead entertained the Show- liking or not, people respect ren travels over 150,000 air miles each year for personal appearances in communities throughout the country. Without any encourage- ment from Floren, the vener- able crowd on Thursday evening joined in at every av- ailable opportunity. Floren did a rousing rendition of "My Wild Irish Rose." A per- son would of had to been emotionally inanimate to not have been moved when Flo- ren quit playing his accordion and the audience, with the en- thusiasm of their youth, sang the final two versus of the song, invoking this response from Floren, "I must have the Phil Harmonic Tabernacle Choir with me tonight." A second memorable mo- ment from the show came 1 Showboat, cont'd., pg. 27 Ricky Skaggs picked with the best of them Saturday The young dance group "Selections from Annie*' was a sentimental crowd favorite. night on the Showboat. Art exhibit celebrates King Milling's 100 years Along Main Street 150-175 people attend reception

•. ^ An art exhibit celebrating the 100th anniversary (1890- 1990) of the King Milling & Company was opened to cus- tomers, suppliers, employees and other City dignitaries last Tuesday evening at the Low- ell Area Arts Council. LOWELL JAYCEES HOLD BLOOD DRIVE The display, the book com- memorating King Milling's The Lowell Area Jaycees, in cooperation with the Grand 100th anniversary, and the Valley Blood Program, encourage you to help save a life logo on the front of the book by donating blood Wednesday, July 11 from 3:30 to 7:30 was designed by Paula Doyle, p.m. at the Lowell Middle School. Walk-ins are welcome. graphic designer. Doyle earned her degree in graphic 'BRUNCH ON THE GREEN WITH design from Central Michi- HARRY AND FRIENDS" gan University.

44 A crowd of between 150- The Lowell Area Arts Center will again present A Brunch 175 people viewed the on the Green with Harry and Friends" on Sunday, July 15 exhibit. It was the largest >from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. exhibit reception this year, ac- The Brunch is held as a very special recognition for the cording to Gallery Director, eighteen artists whose watercolors will be on exhibit in the David Davis. Center's Gallery July 8 through August 5. n* King Milling exhibil \ from left to right are Steve Doyle, Mike Doyle, King Tickets are $10 and by reservation only. For reservations Doyle phone or write the Lowell Area Arts Council, 149 S. Hud- son, Lowell, Ml 49331, (616) 897-8545. Gallery hours are Monday through Friday, I to 5 p.m. and Saturday and Showboat Parade & St. "Princess Laura" unday, 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Closed Holidays. Patrick's Pamell Festival visits Lowell on Showboat

Main St., cont'd., pg. 25 Pictures...Pages 19, 20 & 23 weekend...See Page 28 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. June 27, 1990 - Page 2 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, June 27, 1990 - Page .—Obituaries King oming Events evening at the Saranac Public Li- Notices In the Ledger's "Com- FIRST THURSDAY OF EACH BYERS - Mac H. Byers. Speyer, of Lowell, passed brary. Weigh-ins at 6:45 p.m. ing Events'* are free of charge MONTH: The Bowne Township aged 87. of Lowell, went to away Thursday, June 21, Company to any non-profit organiza- Historical Society will hoid regu- SECOND MONDAY OF EACH he with the Lord on June 19. 1990. Surviving are her hus- tion in the Lowell, Ada, Alto, lar meetings at the Old Township MONTH: The Lowell Area 1990. She was a member ot band, Edward; her son, Dar- and Saranac area. We prefer Hall, at Bowne Center, on the Schools Board of Education the Lowell Missionary ron of Wyoming; her parents, cont'd. such notices to be kept brief first Thursday of each month at meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Board and to be submitted by mail, 7:30 p.m. No December meet- Church and a faithful, de- Henry and Lean Flach; a of Education office located in the but will accept notices by ing. voted Christian for many brother, Tony Flach, all of Middle School, 12685 Foreman will be available for vicvunc phone at 897-9261. years. Bom Mae H. Rogers Missouri; several nieces and by the public through Jul\} EVERY SECOND WEDNES- Road. OH Ma\ 2h. 1903 in Philadel- nephews. Graveside Funeral "I was very pleased with DAY: Lowell VFW Auxiliary No. 8303 meets at 8:00 p.m. at the EVERY MONDAY EVENING: phia. PA. the youngest of six Services were held Monday the turnout," said Doy|| PEN THRU JULY: Showing "Euchre" will be played at the apanese iris at Shocks Iris VFW Post, 307 W. Main Street, children all of whom pre- in Pine Hill Cemetery. King Milling's Centennial Di- Lowell. . V.F.W. Post 8303 at 7:30 p.m. Garden. 3987 Lincoln Lake Rd., Admission is $1, prizes. Public Open In ceded her in death. Surviving rector. 8 miles north of Lowell. Hours: welcome. are her husband. Donald W. STROUSE - Lura E. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. EVERY SECOND WEDNES- Byers of Lowell and her three Strouse, aged 71. of Saranac, Hors d'oeuvres were pre DAY: GFWC - Lowell Woman's Club hoid a monthly luncheon EVERY MON. & TUES. MORN- children. Mrs. Glenn (Norma formerly of Lowell, died pared and served by Gallen SUN., JULY 1: Ware School ING - Coffee Break Bible Study. Reunion will be held at Fallas- with program following at Jean) Marks of Lowell, Wednesday, June 20. 1990. Committee members. Davis. Monday 7:15 to 8:30 p.m.; Tues- burg Park at 1 p.m. There will Schneider Manor. For further in- Donald W. Byers. Jr. of She is survived by her chil- Jan Johnson, Hanm Dricdger. formation call President Janet day 9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. be a potluck. Bring a dish to Lakeside Community Church. Nokomis, FL. and Mrs. Paul dren, Kay and Arthur Menzel pass and your own table ser- Bovee at 897-8112. Sandy Bartlett, Jercim 6201 Whitneyville Rd. LOWELL! (Laura Lee) Hauser of In- of Comstock Park, Joe vice. For more information call Barber, Gary and Trish El EVERY THIRD SUNDAY: The dianapolis, IN. Also surviv- Strouse of Grand Rapids, Joy 897-7925 or 455-5674. 3RD SAT. OF EACH MONTH - Roughly 150-175 showed up for the opening night art exhibit of the King Milling dridge, and a host of voluiw Flat River Snowmobile Club ing are 8 grandchildren and and Robert Shattuck, Gloria 100th year celebration. Pictured from left to right arc Steve Doyle, Michelle Doyle, meets at the clubhouse at 11841 V.F.W. Post No. 8303 in Lowell. WILSON PLUMBING, teers. rED., JULY 4: Chicken Bar- 307 W. Main. Steak dinner, serv- 15 great-grandchildren. Fun- and Michael Organek, all of Paula Doyle and Chris Briggs. Potters Rd. A Potluck is at 12:30 becue. Ada Masonic Temple, ing 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. Public In- eral arrangements were hand- Lowell, Ray and Joyce p.m. with business meeting fol- corner of Ada Dr. and Bronson vited. led by Roth-Gerst Funeral Strouse of Alto; sisters, Ruth St. Menu: ^ chicken, potato lowing. New members and HEATING & COOLING guests are welcome. Home in Lowell. The Memo- Edlin of Ionia, Vema (Elzie) salad, cole slaw, roll & butter, EVERY THIRD SATURDAY - rial Service was Friday, June Williams of Remus; ^grand- beverage. Serving from 11 a.m. Men's Breakfast 8 a.m. at Lowell Lowell Library offers wide variety to 3 p.m. $5.00. QUA-KE-ZIK SPORTSMEN'S 22, at the Lowell Missionary children. Funeral Services CLUB: meets every 2nd and 4th Assembly of God. 3050 Alden NEW BRANCH LOCATION Nash, (just south of town). Spec- Church with Rev. Bruce Pear- were held Friday at the Roth- Don't let the compara- information available is literally any book in the library, you can access over JULY 27 & 28: Gigantic Parking Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. at the Club building at 11400 Foreman ial speaker and good food. For son of Flint officiating. Inter- Gerst Chapel, Lowell, Rev. tively small amount of floor equally small. Quite the con- United Staes is available to 470,000 books, hundreds of Lot Sale! 9 a.m. to noon. Park- more info call 897-7047. ing lot of First United Methodist Road, Lowell. 2264 West Main, Lowell ment Oakwood Cemetery. Roger P. VanDonkelaar of- space at the Lowell Public Li- trary - through the Lakeland you here in Lowell. magazines and other research Church, 621 E. Main, Lowell, ficiating. Interment Oak- brary lull you into thinking Library Cooperative and the The Lakeland Library tools. EVERY 1ST WEDNESDAY - THIRD TUESDAY EVENING - Next to Ferrellgas SPEYER - Mrs. Trudic any families will have their Ladies Joy Fellowship. Various wood Cemetery. the variety and depth of the Superloan computer program Cooperative is made up of 65 And if your request sti.| usehold items on sale. Don't Lowell Area Jaycees. meet at Roll-Away Ltd. at 7:30 p.m. New topics and special speakers. For library locations in nine West cannot be filled, your libran miss this one. members welcomed. Member- more info call Lowell Assembly Michigan counties. Lowell is branch manager, Jane Aron Of God at 897-7047. SAT, AUG. 4: Lowell High ship 21-39 years of age. Leader- Now Serving: one of them. A quick look at son, can try Superloan ship training through community School class of 1925 will have EVERY SUNDAY EVENING - r the computer followed up by Superloan provides access to a reunion at Schneider Manor involvement. Interested, call cSmififi @liib cAeeOiinl l)tuj 897-9976. Royal Rangers for the boys. Mis- Ada, Belding, Caledonia and Lowell a FAX request gets things hundreds of libraries at 1 p.m. Class members of sionettes for the girls for kids kin- going in a hurry. The Lake- throughout the U.S. by com- 1924 & 1926 are welcome also. dergarten and up. Christ Ambas- Call Vassar Rosewarne at 245- EVERY 1ST S. 3RD TUESDAY land delivery service brings puter search and electronic sadors for the youth (7 thru 12 An exclusive package designed for those 3051 or Theo Schutt at 243- - V.F.W. Post 8303 meets at the the requested information to requesting. This service takes V.F.W. Clubroom, 307 E. Main grades). Christian Clubs to help 9155 by July 28 for reservations. our children grow through the individuals 62 years old and above. Lowell ready for you to pick St.. Lowell at 8:00 p.m. longer - perhaps as much as means of achievement prog- up at the library. AUG. 21. 22 & 23: Vaughn L. six weeks - so plan ahead iU SATURDAYS - Take Off rams. special activities, crafts In this simple way. Just a you have a deadline • ^McDaniel, Certified Instructor, and basic moral learning. For will be holding Hunter Safety Pounds Sensibly Tops #M11493 Tuesday, July 3rd request at your local branch meets every Sat. at 8:30 a.m. in more info call Lowell Assembly Classes at the Kent County of God at 897-7047. Conservation League, Ada, Ml. the Congregational Church basement in Lowell. Comer of Your Opportunity to Receive Complete Details on How a 8460 Conservation Rd. from 6 LOWELL LIBRARY - NEW to 10 p.m. Participants must be Spring and Hudson Sts. Weigh- The Lowell Ledger ins from 8:30 a.m. til 9:00 a.m. HOURS! Open Mon. 10.30 a.m. Senior Club Account Can Work For You. Lavrll 4rr« llc*4rr» Smkc IHf.l at least 12 years old and anend to 5:30 p.m.; Wed.. 12:30 to 8:30 a minimum of 10 hours of in- TUESDAYS - Take Off Pounds p.m. and Fri. & Sat., 12:30 to 5:30 struction. There is no cost. To •p.m. register call 676-2030. Leave Sensibly Tops #MI 372 meets Open a Senior Citizens Account Package at FMB-State every Tuesday evening at the name, address, phone number, 2ND AND 4TH MONDAY Savings Bank and enjoy great savings, convenience and and birthdate. Lowell Congregational Church (USPS 453-830) basement. Comer of Spring and NIGHTS: Men's Life Bible study special VIP treatment with direct deposit. Published weekly for $10 a year in Kent County, Hudson Sts. Weigh-ins at 5:45 group will meet at Calvary Chris- fjTOP SMOKING - Here is a tian Reformed Church in the $ 14 a year outside the countv by the Lowell Ledger plan that is 100% effective in 7 p.m. Publishing Company, 105 N. Broadway St., Narthex. Ail men in the commu- days and its free of charge. If nity are welcome. Call 897-6215 Lowell, MI 49331. THURSDAYS: Take Off Pounds Take Advantage of a Host of Special Privileges. you have a desire to quit smok- or 897-7555 for more informa- ing call 897-6962 from 6:30 to Sensibly Tops Ml No. 333. Roger K. Brown Saranac. meets every Thursday tion. Publisher 9:30 a.m. and 9:30 to 10:30 p.m. * Free Photo ID Card This plan can be shared in the (616) 897-9261 * Senior Citizens Account Package membership card tic; privacy of your own home. m Second Class Postage Paid at Lowell, ML * Local merchant discounts Published every Wednesday FIRST MONDAY EACH V * Free "Fine Line" checks v >. POSTMASTER: Send address change to MONTH: The South Kent 4-H * No minimum opening balance y The Lowell Ledger, P.O. Box 128, Lowell, group regular meetings at 7 p.m. MI 49331 the Alto Elementary School The four wheel coach was developed in Germany during * No monthly service charge or check charges Install a V^eteria. the Middle Ages. * Free Notary Service EVERY 1ST & 3RD TUESDAY: * Free signature guarantees Lowell Lions Club meets at 6:30 Heil Home Heating p.m. at St. Mary's School, Amity * Free photocopies St., Lowell. and Cooling System * Free use of Community Room - Rockford (for non-profit :i. ;-v 2ND WEDNESDAY: Men's j/ HEATING EFFICIENCIES organizations) breakfast at Lowell Senior A Heil home heating and cooling system VP TO 94.1% ICS. A.F.V.L! can do wonders for your monthly utility bills. * Free money orders when transferred from deposit account Center. 314 S. Hudson St. Call CITY OF LOWELL HAVE 897-5949 for reservations. S COOLING EFFICIENCIES Heil fiimaces are up to 94.1S I.C.S. * No Annual Fee Visa or Mastercard UP TO 12 S.E.E.R! A.F.U.E. efficient and air conditioners as XOWELL AREA ARTS COUN- hi((h as 12 SE.E.R. Buy no* and get the * Free set-up on direct deposit YOU : t/ FAST, EASY FINANCING AVAILABLE V'L 149 S. Hudson St. Hours: STONEY LAKESIDE PARK DEDICATION enerfc- savings you want all year long. Monday thru Friday, 1 to 5 p.m.; y 5 YEAR WARRANTY • PARTS Heil. The Eiier# Savers. Saturdays and Sundays. 1:30 to AND LABOR! 430 p.m. Closed holidays. WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1990 YOUR TREE Phone 897-8545. The City of Lowell welcomes the public In Enjoy Complementary Ice Cream on Us! WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Ask us about it! LATELY? celebrating the dedication of Stoney Lakeside >*ATIMG i COOLING MOOuCrs Chapter night meeting is held the Park. This seventy-five acre park (located on first Monday of each month, at 8 The Energy Savers The FMB Ice Cream Wagon will be on hand p.m. the south side of Bowes Road between Pebble A Good Beach Apartments and the Water Treatment all day, Tues., July 3rd for the enjoyment of WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Bus- Plant) will provide swimming, picnicking, fish- Wilson PIb., Htg. & A/C iness Meeting is held the third ing and hiking opportunities when completed. Lowell Ionia ] our valued FMB Customers. Soaking ^onday of each month, at 8 p.m. 2264 West Main 405 West Main Every Two EVERY TUESDAY MORNING The following activities are planned for the Ladies join us for Coffee Break/ Fourth of July dedication: 897-4200 527-0391 Weeks will Story Hour at Calvary Christian Reformed Church. 1151 W. 5-7 p.m. Fishing Contest (to age 15) FTTB Ensure a Main, Lowell. 9:30 - 10:45 a.m. Sponsored by the Lowell Area Nursery provided. Fishing Club Lowell Branch STATE SAVINGS BANK Healthy EVERY SECOND TUESDAY Park Exploration by the public The Lowell Area Fishing Club 8-8:30 p.m. Fishing Awards first in Financial Service* now meets at the Flat River Tree! 8 p.m. YMC A Volleyball Member FDIC Snowmobile Clubhouse on Pot- 897-4200 Park Dedication Road, just East of Montcalm 9:30 p.m. C, at 7:00 p.m. All prospective 10 p.m. Fireworks I Jim Owens, Branch Manager LOWELL 414 East Mam Street - 897 4153 • WESTOWN 14?5 Mest Mam Street - 897 3264 • ROCKFORD 6636 BeUng Road N E - 674 8330 members or interested individu- als are cordially welcome. The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, June 27, 1990 - Page 4 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, June 27, 1990 - Page 5 Couple wed in Millers celebrate 40th April Ceremony Viewpoint e e •

pain in the lower back area. from within the community. That is not to say people were In the next couple of graphs or so, Nicolette took time to disappointed with the Showboat, there were far more rave set the stage if you will, helping people that were not there reviews about all three shows than discontent. get a picture of the pre-show happenings. So far, no poison Let me add, I believe some of the criticism (constructive) in this man's pen. is justified. hod's Nicolette followed with comments about the opening night In a telephone conversation with Nicolette, he assured me headliner. Exile. So far this man sounds like a fence rider, he's actually a big fan of the Lowell Showboat. "I've been hough ts a lot like that Kraus guy who writes for the Ledger. around as long as the Showboat," he said. "I remember the Then, about 10 paragraphs into the story he segued his old minstrel days and the black faces. I realize that no one thoughts to the early part of the show. Or as Nicolette wrote, gets up on stage to perform and fail." the "homespun, down-home" beginning. Okay, I've finally My Lowell Showboat story is void of criticism, because I Thad, did you read what that Nicolette guy from the Press gotten to "rip-city," where another Grand Rapids Press repor- opt to express my concerns privately. Not only that, but being wrote about the Lowell Showboat? It makes me mad, / think ter takes his/her shots at Lowell. Here's what I found... a small town weekly paper, I think it's best not to offend. I some letters should be written. Unfortunately, the staging failed to capture the spirit of also have to work with many of these same people throughout If I heard one comment along this line I heard a dozen. yesteryear. the year. Nicolette believes I'm doing the Lowell Showboat So, after writing my ho-hum Showboat story, I allowed myself The Bruce Early Jazz Band was somewhat out of balance and its people an injustice. He also doesn't have to try to sell to pick up Friday^ edition of the Grand Rapids Press, I because of the sound system. ads into the paper each week. opened it to the Weekend with Flair scction, turned to page The chorus did not come off very well because of poor However, for those offended by Nicolette's article and feel B2, found Dave Nicolette's mug shot and began reading his positioning on the stage, and being divided and placed in the the need to write a letter, I encourage you to do so. But if Lowell Showboat review. back. you privately, on the way home from one of the three shows His opening paragraph said the First half of the show was The inclusion of Shannon Marie Greene as one of the said a discouraging word, so be it if it was constructive, then for tradition and the second half was for fun. So far, no sharp endmen improved the looks but not the jokes. you're in the same Showboat as Nicolette. The only difference While critical in nature about certain parts of the show, I is Nicolette airs his reviews for a large part of West Michigan. didn't find Nicolette's review all that venomous. Before you "If people want to be critical of my article they should Francis and Leon Miller go and call me a traitor or something worse than that, I must complain that I identified the swans on the Flat River as say that I heard criticism along the same lines or even stronger geese," Nicolette said. Family and friends arc in- Miller on July I from 2 to Una Hamp and Rich Brown cozy corner viied to attend a surprise 4:30 p.m. at 68 Flat Riven Open House for the 4()th an- Drive, Lowell. ' by Roger Brown niversary of Leon and Francis by Letters to the Editor Summer wedding plans Priscilla Lussmyer Dear Editor: I then take them to the Mr. and Mrs. Len Hamp ployed at Ada Village Market I got a check from the Michigan Employment Security Humane Society which is Mr. and Mrs. David Jon DeJonge of Lowell announced the en- and the groom to be is in the Commission the other day. I hadn't received an unemploy- I would like to address this also saturated with helpless gagement of their daughter, Air Force. Both arc 1988 Homespun ment check since I took advantage of MESC's benefits for letter to the incredibly callous animals needing a home? We Tina to Rich Brown, son of Pastor Joe Gerkin of- Elizabeth Voetberg and Jen- graduates of Lowell High awhile after my discharge from the Army. I spent those person who dropped a pretty all know the fate which Richard Brown of Frankfort ficiated in the marriage cere- nifer Speerstra. Flower Girl School. Devotions checks and whatever else I could beg, borrow or steal build- gray cat off about 5 or 6 awaits too many of them. and Barbara Brown of Ionia. mony of Michaele Lynn was Elizabeth Gerard. An August, 1990 wedding ing our first home. With the help from MESC we kiddingly weeks ago. She appeared lo I am very angry that you The future bride is em- By Pauline Spray Haines, daughter of Mr. and Best Man was Todd De- is being planned. I dubbed the construction of that house a "government pro- be living in the small bam would do such a thing, but vlrs. Herb Haines of Lowell Jonge. brother of the groom. ject". It really wasn't though. I could tell because it was across the road. Gradually we must also pity anyone who and David Jon DeJonge. son completed on time and within areasonable budget . began seeing her in our gar- obviously has no regard for Groomsmen were Wayne ... The servant is not greater ot Dr. and Mrs. Victor De- grownup. Little boys like lo When the house was finished it was time to go to work age. The reason is now pain- the lives of helpless animals. Haines, Lowell Otter and than his Lord... (John Ledger Entries look like their fathers Thc\ for real. The unemployment gravy train is nice, but it just fully obvious. Thank you for printing this Jonge of Hud>onville on Brian Holtsclaw. Ushers were 13:16). arc very proud to have sIuvn Yesterday, my children dis- letter. April 28 at the First Baptist Tom Brooks and Dean doesn't go very far when trying to make car payments, house of 100,75,50 and 25 Years Ago Church of Lowell. The sugar beet industry owes its beginnings to Napolean and pants which arc made jusi payments and get a family started. Of course, a paycheck covered a little orange kitten Susan Simmonds Hoonhorst. Mother and daughter out- Maid of Honor was Dawn Bonaparte. Cut off from sugar producing countries, he like Dad s. doesn't seem lo go very far either. with an injured leg in the gar- Lowell Township The couple arc making fits arc common. When little Haines, sister of the bride. ordered his scientists to develop a substitute for cane Children love their parents A couple of years later I purchased the Ledger, and I've 100 YEARS AGO INTHE JOURNAL - JUNE 25,1890 age. They then heard noises their home at 5475 Lawndale sugar. They developed the methods for producing beet girls wear dresses identical to Bridesmaids wer Cane Otter. and want to look like them. been paying into an account at MESC ever since. You know A City Bus Line operates in Lowell, Foreman and in the area above. We went in Hudsonville. sugar. Mothers, they feel very Christians should seek to im the old saying, "What the MESC giveth, the MESC can Talbot, Prop's, Leave your order at Train's Hotel, Davis up there and eventually re- Dear Editor: itate their Heavenly Father i O also taketh away". Well, maybe that's not exactly how that House or the Bus Barn. scued five more adorable kit- They should desire to he as old saying goes, but it works in this case. Bowne, Combs and Striker are putting in a stone tens. Apparently the orange We would like to congratu- much like Him as possible. After nearly fifteen years here, and having paid thousands sidewalk in front of their bank. one had fallen to the floor late the King Milling Com- AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY The time of Jesus* death of dollars into MESC's bottomless pit, you can imagine my Farmers are warned to remove all rye heads from below. pany on their 100 year an- was close at hand. He had av elation when my bookkeeper handed me a refund check wheat fields, to get a good price. You did not have your cat niversary. sembled with His disciples to Jas. S. Dougall, a veteran who lost a leg, receives a neutered, and would not even King Milling has grown up ADA COMMUNITY from those great folks over in Lansing. I had visions of partake of the Passover meal clerkship in the U.S. Pension Office in Washington. assume your responsibility of with the Lowell community ADA CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE starting construction on a new house. My exuberance was REFORMED CHURCH BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH After supper was over, Jesus cut short when I zeroed in on the amount of the check, Vandals have been carving obscenities on the Island finding homes for her babies. and is a part of us in which 7227 Thornapple River Or 676-1032 OF LOWELL REFORMED CHURCH 3900 East Fulton took water and washed the Park benches. I wonder if you even consi- we should all be proud. Low- Pastor THOMAS J BARTHA 201 North Washington Street "02/100 Dollars". The amount was verified in the upper 7152 Bradfiekl St.. 8 E 676-1698 REV RAYMOND E BEFUS dered what we would do with Morning Worship 10 00 A M REV JIM GELDHOF feet of His disciples. In doing right of the check which read, "$•••••••.02". That's right, The peach crop is pronounced a failure north of town. ell has truly benefited, not Morning Worship 9:50 A M Morning Worship . 9 30 A M Sunday School 11 20 AM Church School 10 00 A M so. He gave a lesson in humil- my first check from the MESC in nearly twenty years and them. only from the financial sup- (Broadcast 10 AM WMAX 1470) 75 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - JUNE 24,1915 Sunday School .. 10 45 AM. Evening Worship 6:00 P M Morning Worship 1100 A M Sunday School 11:15 AM ity that was not to be despised P • it was for a whopping two cents! Our family includes four port many of our local organi- Evening Worship . 6 00 P M. WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS Evening Service e 00 P M Deputy Sheriff Hayes spots three burglars at the Evening Service 600PM nor forgotten. That's not the end of it. The thing looks like a check. beautiful, neutered cats who zations receive regularly, but COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUR Wednesday Mid-Week Service depot (they had just made a visit to the Scott Hardware), Wednesday Service 7 30 P M are very well cared for, and also from the support this CHURCH HOME WELCOME TO ALL Jr Teens. Adults 7 qo p m Nicolas Boileau-De- Feels like a check. Smells like a check. And I'm sure if I brings them to the City Hall corner where one draws a very much loved. We simply community receives from the Nursery-Come & Worship With Us spreaux said, "There is bm wanted to try, it probably tastes like a check. But no . . . gun, fires at Hayes and gets away. He manages to jail cannot adopt your cat and her time and talents given freely one road lo lead us to God - on the back it is explained, 'This warrant is issued jointly. the other two. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH humility; all other ways It shoald be endorsed andreturned l o the MESC to be applied kittens. by the Doyle family and their CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY Since July 4 will be on Sunday, Village Council de- Which now leaves me with many fine employees. OF ALTO FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH would only lead astray, even to your lax delinquency". Now it's going lo cost me an crees that fireworks may be discharged only on Satur- a distressing dilemma. I cer- Congratulations, King Mil- CHURCH OF LOWELL Corner of 60th Street & Bancroft Avenue OF LOWELL were they fenced in with all envelope and a twenty-five cent stamp to take advantage of day, July 3. Meeting ai the Lowell Middle School tainly must try lo find homes Sunday School 10 00 A M 2275 West Mam Street virtues." a two cent refund. On top of that, the refund is really not ling - we wish you many more (12675 Foreman) Opening Day at Recreation Park brings crowds out Morning Worship 1100AM Sunday School 9:45 A M a refund, because the MESC is arbitrarily applying it to for them, but with all the kit- prosperous years. Sunday Morning Worship "God walks with the hum- to watch the trotters, pacers and runners. Evening Worship 700PM Sunday Worship Services 11 00 A M & 6 00 P M tens advertised for homes, And Children s Activities . 10 00 A M ble/' Thomas a Kempis | A future payments. And, on top of that, they call these future Wednesday Bible Study Awana - Wednesday 6 30 PM A new state law decrees that at summer resorts gar- how will I be able to place Midweek Bibie Studies and Youth Groups payments a "tax delinquency". How the "bleep" can I be Jim and Chris Hodges and Prayer Meeting 7 00 P M Wednesday Prayer Meeting ... 7 00 P M stated, "he reveals himseli to bage must not be thrown in the lake, but buried. LISTENING AND HELPING* them all? And if I can t, must BRUCE A SABADOS PASTOR JOE GERKIN. PASTOR 897-0017 the lowly; he gives under- delinquent when they are sending me a "bleeping" re- 8970077 868-6403 or 868-0951 Dan Nave. Youth Director 897-6737 standing to the little ones; he fund!?!?!? I don't get it! 50 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - JUNE 27, 1940 discloses his meaning to pure You don't have lo be terribly perceptive lo get the idea Petitions for Melville B. McPherson for Governor are ALTON BIBLE CHURCH FIRST CONGREGATIONAL minds, but hides his grace that I'm a little steamed up about this. As an employer I'm being circulated. HEALTH Lincoln Lake Ave at 3 Mile Road CHURCH OF LOWELL FIRST UNITED METHODIST from the curious and the forced to pay huge sums of money into a fund that happily A small plane out of gas lands on the Lundberg oat With Sunday Schoo' 10:00 A M FRIENDSHIP COUNTRY doles out that hard earned cash lo any Tom, Dick or Harry Morning Worship . 11 00 A M (United Church of Christ) CHURCH OF LOWELL proud." field west of town, but can't take off again because of Dr. Paul Gauthier who decides to go on strike, quit his job or otherwise get Evening Praise 7:00 P M. 404 North Hudson 621 E Mam Street 897 5936 CHAPEL Only the humble can "he water-soaked ground. Officers Frank Stephens and & Wednesday A WAN A 7 00 P M 897-5906 REGULAR HOURS 10200 Grand River Ave like the Lord." out of working for a living. Then, to add insult to larceny, Fred Gramer stop traffic on M-21 long enough for the Worship and Church School . . . 10 00 A M Morning Worship . 9 00 A M and 10:45 A M Dr. Jim Lang (Sept - April) Smdiy Ww 1Q 30 A M Prayer: Heavenly Father. they pull a stunt like this two cent check business. I'd be take-off. Prayer and Bible Study 7 30 P M Rev David Hagens Pastor Church School 930 to 10 30 AM. Wednesday Bible Study 7 00PM ^ willing to bet that check cost well over a dollar to process The Board of Trade is again urged by a speaker from Eleanor Martin Director of Education REV WILLIAM AMUNDSEN. MINISTER my greatest desire is to be liU' | REV KENNETH R MCGEE. Pastor BOB ROUSH. PASTOR Manlyn Ossentjuk Director of Music Nursery available at both services Thee. Make me so much like and mail on their end, and another thirty cents or so for me Penn-Central Airlines to get an airport now. 897-5648 or 897-4273 897 7489 Barner-Free Nursery Provided Barrier Free Entrance to send back to them. What a system! 25 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - JUNE 24,1965 YOU ARE WELCOME' Thyself that even in uncon- I've got half a notion to drive to Lansing and get the The city takes over Foreman St. up to Gee Drive from scious acts my life shall re POISONING: WHAT TO DO semble Thine. Amen. MESC director right by the tie and march him over to the Lowell Township. nearest convenience store. There I'd show him areal system . Sunday mail pick-up will be only from the box outside In this week's column we are going to discuss prevention GOOD SHEPHERD MISSIONARY CHURCH ST. MARY S A system figured out by minimum wage counter clerks all of the post office, instead of from all over town. Not merely in the words you of poisoning and steps to take if you suspect someone has 10501 Settlewood Pn 897-7185 CATHOLIC CHURCH around the country. A system a big shot MESC director Another tornado alert brings sighs of relief and no LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday School 9 45 A M. say. been poisoned. 402 N Amity should even be able to figure out. It's that h(tle can, or box, damage. Worship Service . . 11 00 A M Not merely in the deed con MSGNR JAMES MORAN Because young children are often involved, it is wise to Evening Service 6 00 P M or jar next to the cash register with a sign on it that says Junior High band classes will be meeting twice a 10305 Biuewater Highway MASSES fessed; keep potential poisons stored in locked cabinets or in storage Prayer and Bible Study-7 30 P M Wednesdays "Need a penny, take a penny. Got a penny, leave a penny", week through July. Morning Worship 10 00 A M But in the most unconscious sheds out of their reach. This includes medicines, cleaning Sunday School & Aduit Bibie Class 9 00 A M GLENN H MARKS d A system like that could save a buck and a half or so when Peter Bovee Fb, died 2nd wk. of June 1890 age 68; Summer Mrs. • Thru Labor Day way J products, paints and solvents, insecticides, and petroleum JOSEPH FREMER PASTOR i Fcreman Road Saturday Mass 5 30 P M somebody's bookkeeping is off by a couple of cents! lived here 24 yrs. 6/13/40 Herman F.] Jones pres. of 897-9110 Is Christ confessed. 897 8307 Sunday Masses 10 00AM. 1 Kazoo Office and School Service. Son of Fb m/m Frank Author Unknot' Stupidity like this really fries me! Why, for two cents I'd Cont'd., pg. 9 ... no, I really didn't say that did I? W. Jones. The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. June 27, 1990 - Page 6 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, June 27, 1990 - Page 7 1990 Lowell Showboat memories . . Showboat, continued

when Floren asked Lew bumps on my legs big enough Guernsey, an amateur talent to hang my hat on," Skaggs winner from loiiia, to join laughed. him on stage for a number Skaggs intertwined his and play his musical instru- great musical talents with W^s' ment the "Bones.M some country boy charm and Ricky Skaggs, a Nashville wit. Blending a mixture of boy, must have thought he was playing in Alaska with cuts from his "Kentucky the wind chill that was blow- Thunder" album and songs f ing off the Flat River and from his traditional-steeped ft across the Showboat stage country music past, the coun- Saturday night. **1 have goose try star did not disappoint the \ '

Father-daughter endmen duo, Terrence Fenech and This young lady is a member of the dance group. Jingo. A U hear were 35 th Jimmy "The Spoon Man" Krews was a crowd favorite " ^ P A" ^ - e Pacific Island The Saturday night crowd gave this fiddling player his Shannon Marie Greene shared a microphone during their Exile entertained Showboat's opening night crowd with The local amateur act shared the stage with country amongst all the amateur acts. dancers shook their way into the hearts of many onlook- due. version of the "Chattanooga Choc Choo." their charm and country music. group. Exile Thursday night on the Lowell Showboat. ers. large throng of Skaggs en- doesn't have," Skaggs said. shop Chorus mixed profes- thusiasts. Prior to the headliners, the sionalism and harmony as its The quietest point of three Showboat audiences sound was enveloped by the Skaggs performance came were entertained by Jimmy Showboat crowds. during a heartwarming a' 'The Spoonman" Krews and cappella performance of the Great Lake Chorus. Both Other amateur Showboat "Amazing Grace." acts were warmly received by talent act to grace the stage were Selections from Annie, »l • "I think there will always the Showboat audiences. be a hunger for music that Krews' audience participa- Pacific Island Dancers, touches your heart. It has tion routine begged for and Jingo, Mary Shook, Twist, traditional value and whole- received laughter. Boo Hoo, Oh Boy and Heidi someness that other music The Great Lakes Barber- Kulas. ft

m Bobby and Elaine were all grace Friday night. * A lot of helping hands made this year's Showboat parade a success. an!™!"!!Krews had plen,y of fun with his Hillbilly Band. Has anyone seen Billy Bob?

All three Showboat crowds were introduced to the Lowell Showboat court by Inter- locutor, Gordon Gould, far right. Members of the court are from left to right, first runnerup, Lori Esch; Showboat Queen, Jody Smith; and second runnerup, Tonya Stepek.

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Myron Roren and bones player. Lew Guernsey were quite the team Friday night.

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V A cut up starfish will regrow into several starfish f ji« The Great Lakes Barbershop Chorus brought some harmony to the Showoat stage.

PCr, manCekf, alM0f8 iHne Ricky Skaggs kept his fingers nimble despite the cold. " "' me dccoraion was quite a sight.

• ^ The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, June 27, 1990 • Page 8 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, June 27, 1990 - Page 9 Fishing Club announces recent contest winners

taken again this year by an old proverb that states, Members of the Lowell McKen/ie Plummer, this 'Give a man a fish and you Area Fishing Club will once time with a 14 inch large feed him for a day. but teach again be assisting at the Ro- mouth bass. that same man how to fish gers' Handicapper Fishing CAN YOU IDENTIFY THIS MYSTERY FARM? 'All the kids received a and he'll feed himself Day at Ada Park on July 7 prize of some sort thanks to forever.' We hope that we (rain date July 14). "We urge This aerial photograph was taken especially for the the generous support of the helped in this manner and all who can, to get involved Lowell Ledger and is part of a series of Kent County area merchants and busines- also to get the kids HOOKED in this worthy project," said farms. ses," said L.A.F.C. President ON FISHING INSTEAD OF Vice President Dabakey. Ro- No one knows whose farm the aerial photographer Len Hamp. 'All the kids that HOOKED ON DRUGS and gers is expecting 1,500 par- snapped, so it's up to you. our readers, to identify the competed are winners in their to let them have fun while ticipants this year and help is mystery farm each week. ^ m mM minds and in ours. There is doing so," said Hamp. really needed. If you can identify this.mystery farm...merely fill out the entry blank below with your answer, name and address and mail or drop off at the Lowell Ledger, Class of 1960 plans reunion P.O. Box 128, Lowell, Ml 49331. The name of the person correctly identifying this The Lowell High School Jones, Brian and Carol Hoag, Keck. farm will be put in a drawing to be held on Monday, Class of 1960 will hold their Gail Lipscomb, Karla If you know the whereab- July 9, at noon for a FREE DINNER FOR TWO 30th class reunion on Satur- Burger, Louise (Noah) Dil- outs of any of these people, (excluding drinks) at Sneakers in downtown Lowell, day, July 21 at 5 p.m. at the lenger, Dick Ward, George please call Nancy Wood at a free car wash at Lowell Auto Wash and a free subscrip- Meadow Wood Country Moore, John Videan and Sue 897-8546. tion to the Ledger. Club, 3361 Charlevoix Dr., The owner of each week's Mystery Farm will receive SE (located in Centennial ABSOLUTELY FREE, a 4x5 color photo of the farm park behind Marriott Inn, merely by claiming it at the Lowell Ledger office by 28th St.) Grand Rapids. LOWELL LITTLE LEAGUE STANDINGS the following Wednesday noon. Casual dress for a country Major League Boys barbecue will be the order for the day. Cash bar available. Team Standings Won Lost Pet. GB Alto Lions .916 Some boys never miss an opportunity to get in some fishing, as these two young Mail $20 per person reser- 11 1 Kentwood Finishing 9 3 .750 2 Mystery Farm No. 13 men prove at the recent lowel! Area Fishing Club's Kids* Fishing Day. Mom had vations, checks payable to Attwood 7 5 .583 4 made them quit the lake and so they fished in the bait bucket. Lowell Class of 1960, by July 18 to Marie Vierson, 330 Root-Lowell Corp, 4 8 .333 7 Answer: 9 Some 55 youngsters were Kids* Fishing Day. The event The kids enjoyed them- Shore Haven Dr., Grand Fairchild's 3 10 .230 m My Name guests ol the Lowell Area is supported by donations selves fishing with their Rapids, MI 49546 or Nancy Elite Auto Body 2 9 .181 9 Fishing Club on Saturday, from area businesses and mer- Moms, Dads, Grandmas and Mv Address. Wood, 409 N. Divison, Low- June 9, for the 4th Annual chants. Grandpas. "We very much ell, MI 49331. In the 12th week of the Lowell Ledger Mystery Farm, there were 17 responses. There were also 17 correct enjoy doing this for the kids A family picnic will also Games My Phone responses. Congratulations. Try your luck this week with Mystery Farm No. 13. It should be noted, that every year, as much as they be held on Sunday, July 22 June 19 when identifying a farm, the first and last name should be used. Also, entry forms found only in the Ledger Health, cont'd.... enjoy being here," said Fred at Fallasburg Park at 11 a.m. Fairchild's 21 - Attwood 8 should be used! Thanks for your cooperation. Dabakey, Vice-President of Bring a dish to pass and table Root-Lowell Corp. 12 - Elite Body Shop 3 products. Keep the poison control center number where you t4 L.A.F.C. We couldn't have service. Iced tea, coffee and Kentwood Finishing vs. Alto Lions PPD. can find it. Before an emergency, pick up some ipecac syrup gotten a nicer day nor more kool-aid will be furnished. and activated charcoal from the pharmacy. These are used AfiJ CORPORATION cooperation from the fish. Efforts are still being made June 21 The Lowell Ledger ^ to treat certain poisonings and should only be used after Theyregistered ove r 625 fish to locate the following Kentwood Finishing 14 - Fairchild's 9 contacting your physician or poison control center NO PUMP SPRAYERS which is an astounding people: Karen (Snyder) Alto Lions 8 - Root-Lowell 3 If a poisoning should occur try toremain cal m and follow number for this small a body Attwood 24 - Elite Auto Body 12 these steps: of water." Unique, patented system uses water owboat Everyone attending was pressure from your hose to eliminate 1. Identify the material that has been ingested. Estimate how treated to a hotdog, chips, AuroMorivf juppiy.mc Sp#ewwin tiresome hand-pumping. Available at much has been taken. Read the label to see if there are any local retail stores. For further soda pop and ice cream lunch HOURS Moo thru Pn 0 a m to 7 p fr Cylinder Head Reconditioning LOWELL LITHO instructions regarding treatment of overdosage. after the official end of the Saiuraay 8am io530pm Enoine Block Recondition mo information, call 1-800-748-0098 ^>1 contest, with the awarding of Piston and Rod Reconditioning 2. If the suspected poison is a corrosion chemical have the prizes following lunch. The H v This Weekr ••150 V. Mar SI U80SSi«eSi Disc and Drum Brake Service victim drink one glass of milk if they are conscious. LO** M' 4933' -on a Ml 4884« winners in the various age We Use Only Quality ^ 3. Call the poison control center at 1-800-442-4571 or your y Specials... ^ PH 16I6) W 4231 Perfect Circle Parts Buyers Guide RDMASTER categories are as follows: physician. Tell them who, what, when, and how. Who was poisoned? What is the suspected poison? When did it occur? In the V/i to 6 year old cat- BUSCH & Ranch House COME VISIT THE "LARGEST How much was taken, and how the victim is feeling. Is egory Eddie Howey took ANTIQUE MALL IN MICHIGAN" there any nausea, vomiting, pain or sleepiness? Is the victim first; Danny Miller, second; BUSCH LIGHT conscious? Give your name and phone number lo the poison and Stacy Onan third. 12 pak control center so they can follow-up. Avoid using the phone In the 7 to 9 year old cate- o 12 oz. cans Restaurant after you contact the center so they can contact you. gory Josh Comp took first; Justin Dykhuis second and 4. Follow the poison control center's instructions. If you plus tax & deposit Delicious Baked Goods, Matt Lynema third. *4.59 don't understand, ask them to repeat it. Use ipecac or acti- Sean Ellison took first in Great Daily Specials &' 0 vated charcoal only if instructed to do so. Wholesale & Closeout a 221 W. the 10 to 13 year old category ASST. P'EIMSTI 5. Transport the victim to the emergency room or call an with Becky Comp finishing Service You Deserve Prices Everyday! MAIN •Four Floors of Antiques BAREMAN'S I ambulance if the victim's condition deteriorates. second and John Wuj- CANDY BARS ,1 109 Riverside Dr., Lowell •897-8680 HOURS: Mon.,Tues., Thurs. & Sal.9a.m. 212 West 2% MILK P \)\ STREET •30,000 Square Feet ciajowski with third. Milky way, Snickers, )g1 HOURS: Mon. thru Wed., 5 a.m. - 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Main Street Remember, most poisonings can be prevented by keeping Brian Wierenga had the gallon | 1 Thurs. & Fh.. 5 a.m. • 8 p.m.; • Sat. & Sun. 7 a.m. - 2 p.m. LOWELL Twix, Reeses & More •' Wed. & Fri. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. •Open Seven days a Week potential poisons away from curious children. Most apparent first limit of 25 fish for the iCollision Specialisti poisonings involve such small quantities that little harm is boys and Tami Sherman for 1 *1.99 ©Little Caesars Pizza done, and close observation will be all that is needed. the girls. The biggest fish was 3/990 • Full Service !'<»*.} t !»'!«• K i.'sir rjs.*', Im • Insurance Claims Also... Welcome. FR1TO LAYS / ^ Pizza! Pizza! - Lowell Radiator HERRUD ^ Baby Pan! Pan! - Professional Computer Systems POTATO CHIPS' M J One Call Does It AIL. ^ Party Pack - 14.5 oz. bag HOT DOGS KVFI is Slice! Slice! - CORPORATE SALES ^ ^ and Ceasar Sandwiches • Reg. $2.69 l oSps^ DOD'S Body Shop REKTALS«LEASING«TRAIIIING*C0NSULT1NG Car Care Center North Of Low* »l 505 W. MAIN, COHTRACT MAHFTENANCEOREPALR SERVICE *2.29 W 990 P* 6S9 Lincoln Uif Rd. 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Tfi n ni o .uf 'n « ht-n v * Cars & Light Duty Trucks Computer Balanced • •r.lmr.B \.ilij uiih u .ifi\ i «hi-r ••Itrr For All Your Party Needs hvptra'ion Djit Jul> .11. IW» 1941 West Main Street 834 W. Main, Lowell (616) 897-8180 1002 W. Main St., Lowell • Ph. 897-6649 213 EAST MAIN • 897-9841 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, June 27, 1990 - Pige II The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, June 27, 1990 • Page 10 TOWN TALK Saranac High School Should people be allowed to take their own lives through the use of a suicide The Lowell Ledger's announces 4tA4-Un machine? If so, why? If not, why not? quarter Honor Roll

4th QUARTER 1989-90 All As, Bs & 1C 2nd Semester Tonya Bankus, Todd Beld- 12th ing. Jenny Goff, Laurie Har- u der, Tadd Kimble, Amy All As McCanless, Wendy Miles, Kelly Benjamin, Dan Mandy Murphy, Bob Perry. Brown, Cindy Cahoon. Tom Chad wick, Tonya Coombs. Heather Garland. Erika 10th Hagen, Yuki Ichimasa. Julie All As LISTING Scot Chadwick. Kristin Magee. Amy Ren wick. Beth • i Walker. Lardie. Ryan Wingard. As & Bs All As & Bs MAGAZINE Heather Abel, Bob Ander- Gennie Aspillaga, Sue Jenny Duke son, Tammi Biggs. Russell Coble. Steve Hale, Tara No. I don't think a person Chadwick. Sarah DeYoung, Haverstick, Cara Jackson, Lori Ryan should he able to take their Tricia Eddy, Sarah Frank, Colleen Klunder. Chuck Lab- No. It's wrong, it's no dif- own life with a suicide gp Features Complete Amy Jackson, Jill Miller, Dave Guy ron, Jason Livingston, ferent than shooting some- machine. I don 't believe that Angie Neumann, Darcie Listings of Lowell Heather McCarty, Lisa one, and that is wrong. My is the way God intended us I'm not that religious, but Don Dilly Rutz, Sarah Sanford, Heather Neumann, Elisabet Olsina. mother-in-law died from to die. God will take us when the Bible says taking your A person who is terminally Cable TV Channels Schneider, Jeff Smith. Jim Palmer, Gretchen Parker, cancer, and I think she may he's ready. However, I am own life is wrong, and that's ill should definitely be al- On A Daily Basis. All As, Bs, 1C Eric Patrick, Joel Smith, & have used the machine, hut I not against being taken off a good enough for me. Today, lowed to take their own life Pam Johnson, Brian Lab- Mary Taylor, Marci Weeks. would not encourage anyone life-support machine. I believe modem science can if so desired. I watched my mn. Shelly Seese, Angie Yaw AII As, Bs, & 1C to. People should not make make terminal illness rela- Dad die from cancer and that • Complete & Tim Bateman, Tammy Bec- the decision on life and death. tively painless. However, if is no fun at all. If a person 's Easy To Use khom, Steve Chadwick, De- 9th I'm lying in bed and unable wish at that point is to take nise Gallagher. Wendy Har- AIIAs to move or talk, I'm not so their own life, then it should ley, Kari Jackson. Ron Nash. Jason Bergeron, David sure I'd say no. If a person be allowed to happen. Minard, Julie Nelson, Randy is being kept alive by a life- Listings Coincide support machine, I have no nth Powell, Brandei Sigafoose. With Numbers On problem if they want to be All As Larissa VanderZee. disconnected. Your Tuner Michelle Barcelow, Tracy All As & Bs Decker, Jenny Jurmo, Tina Steve Austin, Laura Bul- Nelson. Heather Smits, len, Sarah Frank. Troy Gar- Channel Station City Keisha Westbrook. Tracy land, Mike Harder, Darcy MTV Music Wieczorck. Hartley. Jessie Huver. An- NASH All As & Bs nette McCarty, Jill Nanninga. OS) WSYM Lansing NOW! Lucy Asbury, Dan Barger, As, B s & 1 C WOTV Grand Rapids Bob Barger. Craig Endres, Contains Wade Belding, Eric Denny, us) ® WXMI 6. Rapids Tracy Erb. Stacie Ferris, Kim Germayne. Jon Hen- IDS WGVU Grand Rapids Listings for Jenny Fewless, Jim Helmer. East Lansing drick. Elissa Hoopman, Lisa (DO WKAR A&E and TNT Brian Jurmo. David Litch- Ida. Karen Keskey, Kurt Lar- ffi(Q) WZZM Grand Rapids field. Jason McMyler. Gary Plus Better die, Tom Melle, Becky © HBO Premium Meyers. Scott Nead, Amy Atlanta Sports Listings Meyers, Crystal Teakcr. TBS VanVleck, Mark Whorley. MAX Premium Monica Heicher © DISN Premium I personally don't like the USA concept of the suicide Jay VandenBrink FAM Family Yes, / believe it is alright machine. But, if a person Alice Felling ffi WON Chicago to use a suicide machine if a who is terminally ill wishes I believe the decision ESPN Sports WE'RE NO. 1 person is diagnosed as being that no extreme measure be should be left up to the indi- € CNN News terminally ill. There is no taken to keep them alive, vidual. I also believe it O CNNHEAD LOWELL HEATING & need to prolong a person 's that's okay. 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The days are gone when tired of the pressure that came government." the Director of Food Service with federal reports and regu- Bovee decided to help out at a school could offer stu- lations - the impurities of the with the lunch program be- V dents lunch for 35 cents, milk job, if you will. cause she was friends of the for 3 cents and at the end of Those impurities were not Nisbets through church and the day could leave the job at there when Bovee started. she wanted to keep busy, and school. Today, however, the food has frankly, just wanted to get out In part, that is why Marilyn remained healthy and of the house. She did that for Bovee will be absent from her nourishing. "When I started three years and enjoyed her Director of Food Service pos- working 27 years ago, the work. Enjoyed it so much that ition when Lowell Schools food was wholesome. We in l%6 Bovee was named Di- stan up again at the end of served casseroles, macaroni rector of Food Service for August. and cheese, spaghetti, and Lowell Schools. "Il provided Bovee, who was originally baked bread (made at the me an opportunity to be in- encouraged by Steve Nisbet school). They were all big volved," she says. (Superintendent-1%3), to menu items," Bovee recalls. Serving lunch 27 years ago help out a couple days a week "The school was able to sell was a little easier than today. with the lunch program by milk for 3 cents because it "When I started in 1963 we Steve Nisbet, said she grew was subsidized by the federal had one lunch line in each school, and each school of- fered just one entree. Each in- i * YMCA SOFTBALL dividual school had its own • n kitchen and there was no satelliting (transporting) into Shiny antique cars served as a major focal point for some of the St. Patrick's Pamell STANDINGS hile the kids were playing games, adults sat down for a friendly game of cards. Festival on Sunday. other schools," Bovee ex- Marilyn Bovee will be missed as Food Service Director. Bovee retired following the plains. MONDAY CO-ED 1989-90 school year after 27 years of service to Lowell Area Schools. W During the 1989-90 school DIVISION I year, Bovee and her crew of the New Dawn program. This "Satelliting is done pretty through her meetings with the Joe's Place 6 0 27 employees were in charge included transporting food to much throughout the state student council and her visits of feeding five schools and Bushnell and Runciman. Prestige Printing 4 2 now," Bovee explains. "Il is with students in the lun- more cost effective to have a chroom. "We repeat the Alto Baptist 1 5 base kitchen and to transport lunches that have the highest Family Fare 1 5 food from there." level of participation," she The students of this gencr- said. Lowells lunch service DIVISION II ation have had a choice of program feeds roughly 2,000 Alton Bible 5 1 FARO'S I three entrees plus many more students a day. LOWELL S FINEST St. Mary's 4 2 fruits and vegetables. Bovee says her immediate Methodist Church 3 3 ITALIAN PIZZA A good measurement of the plans for the future include Cornerstone Comm. 2 4 food service s success is the traveling in the fall with her Van's Pattern Shop 1 5 PH. 897-5917 participation level at all of the husband, Vercel to the New First Vi Final Standings • Games played thru 6/18. schools. "We have a high England slates. Along with 1004 WEST MAIN STREET. LOWELL. MICHIGAN 49331 number of students who take her interest in plants, Bovee HOURS: Mon . Tues . Wed.. Thurs 11 a.m. W 11:30 p.m. part in our lunch program at speculates shell start up her TUESDAY WOMEN'S Fh. & Set 11 am H11^0 a m. Sun 4 p.m. W 11 p.m. all of the schools/' Bovee volunteer work al Buller- i DIVISION I said. worth Hospital again. "I OPEN FOR LUNCH Hlnkley's 6 0 Beginning at 11 M.m. UNBELIEVABLE Lowell's Food Service Di- won't be happy just sitting Peppers 5 1 NO COUPON NEEDED SPECIAL rector of 27 years helped en- around the house," she quips. FMB 4 2 served 11 a m to dose hance the program's success Some things take longer Zzanos * HS0 Od* Sfitght* turn* n Every Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. than 27 years to change. 3 3 muc« pto gsrtK tout •1 * Ha* Ord* UHpna % Plus gartK tots/ DIVISION II * HH Sub. your choice from our nvnu •1" 50 off TWO SEASONS Kropf/Hale 3 3 * run Pius m ANY FARO'S (ctmom i 2 lot^ngs) — *1 PLANT STAND Saranac Brand Foods 2 4 * Smal Salad. Your Chotca ROUND PIZZA First Baptist 1 5 •Aittpasio •Tossed •Taco •I" (Indudts our Cftcago Pan Pizza) No Village Inn 0 6 * CHIPS i CHEESE *1- PK*-*) on*. Good « Low* Slor* onty mru JuTy 31. 1910 Games played thru 6/19 The only event in the * fO'Hamicftawa * rnoyo tub- *1m If REE Fast Mhwy or Dim with in in first 13 Olympiads was a % our dining room (wHttm 5 me r^ka footrace of about 200 i TUESDAY MEN S OVER 30 $2'* # Junw Bomto begmng ti 11 MM) yards. Flowering Annuals ice painting was a youngster's favorite at the festival. Larkin's The Other Place 7 0 PICK UP OR DINE WITH US! if REE 2 UHr Ptpsi (w*) any sot pan Sneaker's 5 1 order. Fri. S* A Sun Pick up on* J Geraniums This is one happy bingo player. She just won $26 while what I caught. Dad! $15 Minute Taka-ouf Service Alto Gas 4 3 Hanging Baskets mmn KOTH playing Bingo at the Festival Sunday. Central States 3 4 Vegetables Mooa-gj. Methodist Church 2 4 Perennials EVERY SUNDAY SPECIAL Zzanos 2 4 and Much More $17995 Lowell Waterbed 0 NO COUPON NEEDED! 7 LARGE SELECTION Factory Games played thru 6/19 Authorized Warranty LOCATION: Sarvlce

WEDNESDAY MEN'S In Lowell on M-21 WE STOCK MOST Concrete Construction 7 0 between Westside Deli MINN KOTA PARTS King Milling 3 3 C0UP0H 0UP0N and McDonald's Great Lakes Phillips Garden Center 2 4 2 SMALL PIZZAS! io m Communications n ' 5204 Northland Dr., N.E. mr' Honey Creek 1 6 Cheese Topping With 5 loppmos Mon.—Sat., 8 a.m.-8 p.m. (Where the E. BeftHne A Ptatnfleld meet) ••-tv Games played thru 6/20 Sunday 10 a.m.-6 p.m. 364-8433 THURSDAY MEN'S Germaine's 5 0 Benedict Orywall 4 2 The PATTON Other Place 4 2 King Milling 3 3 JRB AGENCY Chase Estate 1 5 2 MEDIUM PIZZAS!i2.n 2 LARGE PIZZAS!i4in GENERAL INSURANCE With Cheese and 5 Toppings With Cheese and 2 Toppings Gators 0 6

Games Played thru 6/21 ixauots ««CIUIXS| EXTRA CXI51 tKTRACMflM FRIDAY MEN'S mm 'T* ii- itr Hinkley's 5 0 FARO f fTAUAN PIZZA • N7 Ml 7 PMOI fTAUAN Pim • MMaiT ftatl Larkin's Saloon 4 1 jTLH- Captain Jacks II 3 2 COUPON Village inn I 3 2 PIZZAS! | PIZZAS! Cheese and 8 Toooinub Lowell Moose 2 2 DALE TRIPLETT • GERALD PATTON Lowell Nazarene 2 2 [KCllXXS GREAT PIZZAS (KIRACHCEU 835IV. Main, Lowell, Michigan 49331 Captain Jacks I 2 3 R Village Inn II 1 4 Cascade East Laundry 0 5 5 897-9253 v*r There was plenty of barbecue chicken for everyone at Nothing like a relaxing horseback ride on a pleasant Games played thru 6/15 the St. Patrick's Festival. Sunday afternoon. Saranac 642-9401 he sun was a little bright for this swing'n little girl. The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, June 27. 1990 - Page 24 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, June 27, 1990 - Page 25 C.J. Christoff & Sons changes its name to Chadalee Farms

C.J. Christoff & Sons has - from a product produced in thinks the change is for the It took awhile, but "Princess Laura" did dock in Lowell been producing top-of-the- a small down home setting to better." line salad dressing, fruit a producer of top of the line Wendell said the change juices, horseradish and condi- products." will be a gradual one which ments for 43 years. Christoff said it was felt will take place over the next It will continue to produce that since the company was 12 months. It will also be an these high quality food prod- changing its plaque, it would expensive alteration. The pro- ucts. but under a new name eliminate confusion of having ject will cost between $25- - its flagship brand: Chadalee different company and $30,000, "That's why it took Farms. trademark names, if the com- us 2-3 years to make the deci- "We've been thinking pany also changed its name sion." Christoff laughs. about the move for 2-3 years to coincide with the The president of the local and finally made the decision trademark. Christoff believes company said Chadalee ini -iRflf" V - • • u at a May board meeting," that change will help enhance Farms line, stands for uncom- Christoff and Sons President the company's image. promised quality at a com- Wendell Christoff said. "We Christoff and Sons have petitive price. "It's a brand have not put a strong em- produced 350 products and built, not by big corporate ad- phasis behind our brand. The roughly 400 accounts that vertising budgets and promo- change will allow us to do cover 35 states, Canada and tional gimmicks, but by face that." Japan. to face selling and customer It will also allow Christoff The hardest part about the service, one customer at a and Sons to change its plaque decision to change the com- time." Christoff said. image. "Our plaque was orig- pany's name for Wendell, was Si inally designed to give us a the fact it was started under He added because of what down home' image. Going his father's, Clinton's name. Chadalee Farms stands for. it into the QO's we want to "For 43 years it's been under is with great pride that Chris- change the perception of how my dad's name. But, he's toff and Sons takes advantage At a May board meeting a decision was made to change the name C.J. Christoff & Sons to Chadalee Farms. consumers view our products been extremely positive and of Chadalee Farms' heritage. It took nearly three hours, but "Princess Laura," the steamboat, finally did reach Lowering the "Princess Laura" into the water was quite the chore. the Flat River. The move from Lansing sive Care Unit al Sparrow berlain. "That move was the hardest showboats and other celebra- truck. Not your ordinary Saranac Library offers Doster announces to Lowell for the Princess Hospital in Lansing. As the "Gods of Show- one we've ever had to make," tions, offering public, lunch, truck trailer, this one contains Laura and Captain John Al that lime. Chamberlain boat" week would have it, Chamberlain said. dinner and midnight cruises. a small walk-in cooler, ovens summer reading programs Chamberlain and his crew of and Karla were in the midst that all took place (four years The problem Chamberlain The Princess Laura is and other preparatory cook- State Rep. candidacy ,, 30 was the hardest yet. of adding a third boat to their ago) at roughly the same time and his crew had, was the licensed for 112 pssengers ing needs. "Keys To The Castle", is They reach up high, as high Thursday from June 21 Then again, nothing has J&K Steamboat line. The the community of Lowell was trailer bottomed out, and the and for 90 passengers on the "I've been a sailor all of the title of the Saranac Li- as the sky. You want to open through August 23 and will Mark Doster has an- CAEN in Caen, France, He come easy for the four-year- Lansing couple decided al ihe putting the finishing touches ramp went down quickly into dinner cruises. The dinners my life," Chamberlain says. brary summer reading prog- them all, for every time you begin promptly at 10 a.m. nounced his candidacy for the is currently a student at the old steamboat. Not even the lime they would name their on theresurrection o f the 01 the Flat River. "In order to are prepared in the J <& K "I've been around water my ram. A library is a magic cas- open one. a new adventure Programs include a visit by office of State Representative Thomas M. Cooley Law steamboat s christening. third steamboat after their Robert E. Lee Showboat. lift the tongue so it would Kitchen - the back end entire life. Being a Captain tle with many word windows has begun. a llama, a special program by for the 88th District. School in Lansing. The naming of the 112 daughter. "There was some "The public s response to match the incline of the ramp, (trailer) of an 12-wheeler beats working for a living." in it. A great adventure is await- Impression 5 Museum, The 27 year old bachelor He is running as a Democ- passenger steamboat came question as to whether she the Princess Laura has been a truck crane wrecker from What is a word window? ing children this summer al crafts, stories and fun treats. graduated from Plainwell rat in the August 7 primary. about through the birth of would make it," Chamberlain phenomenal," Chamberlain the Ionia/Portland was called If you answered "A book", the Saranac Public Library. Stop by today to pick up a High School and was also an His ancestors came from Ger- Chamberlain and wife, explains. "Either way we de- stated. The same could be in. Once we got the tongue to match the incline, then the you're right. Pre-school through upper rule sheet and sign up. exchange student to Herren- many in 1835 and settled in Karla's daughter, Laura, who cided we wanted the steam- said of his daughter, Laura's Come lo the Magic Castle. elementary children may sign burg; West Germany. He has Doster, MI, where his family came into the world two boat named after our daugh- recovery, and of Lowell's re- 'Princess Laura* eased right Rows upon rows of word w in- up now. a BA in Political Science from has been active in the commu- months premature. Her early ter, Laura." The boat was birth of the Showboat. in," Chamberlain said. Jows line very single wall. The free programs run each Kalamazoo College and also nity ever since. entry caused enough concern christened "Princess Laura."' The same could be said of Chamberlain and his crew attended the University of thai Laura had to spend some "I refer to her now as Laura getting the big boat into the ease right into towns through- G RATTAN Mark Doster lime in the Neo Natal Inten- the Rascal." chuckles Cham- Flat River last Thursday. out the summer for festivals. TOWNSHIP Main St., cont'd. Area Births PUBLIC NOTICE ORDINANCE ADOPTION

SHOW THE KIDS THE FALLASBURG MUSEUM Raymond and Melody Proud grandparents are Sha- A zoning ordinance regulating the develop- Kastanek of Lowell are proud ron Kastanek of Saranac and ment and use of land has been adopted by the EBU PQN Show the kids (or grandkids) a replica of the country to announce the birth of their Larry and Ariene Stahl of township board of the Township of Grattan. school you fidgeted in, back in the old days. The hand pump son, Cody Abel, bom June Alto. Great-grandparents are in the front yard works if you need a drink, and the little 17, 1990. Cody weighed 7 Anna Kastanek of Staples, The effective date of the ordinance: , ADULT AND COMMUNITY EDUCATION house out back is a modem version of the long-ago two lbs. W/2 ozs. and was 20 /2 MN; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond little houses out back. inches long. He has two Melcher of Wyoming, MI JUNE 20, 1990 SM Inside, see a realistic model of Fallasburg in the I86()'s, brothers, Aaron and Abbot. and Austin Miller of Saranac. 'Piseawfaumfr! go on to sadirons, copper-toed boots, cobbler's bench, Copies of the ordinance may be purchased or bonecrusher, and finish with reasonably priced rummage Newspapers command a larger share of advertising dol- inspected at the Grattan Township office, and souvenirs. lars in the U.S. than television, billboards and magazines 11676 Old Belding Road, Grattan, during office The Fallasburg Schoolhouse Museum is across the Co- combined. hours commencing June 29,1990. AMUSEMENT PARK TICKETS ^ALUABU couponvered Bridg e from Fallasburg Park in eastern Kent County. It is open 1 to 5 p.m. on Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays TM James R. Lally from Memorial Weekend to mid-October. Admission is free. CUMBERLAND Township Clerk Once again, Lowell Community Ed. is selling amusement park ^ Retirement Village of Lowell OIL CHANGE 'A deHyhiful ollernatlve lo nurtJnj hornet' tickets at discount prices. Tickets may be purchased in the Com- OFF THE BLOTTER AiwftM Ltduft Lmng'" Company munity Ed. office located in the high school. Parks and prices 95 Debra Phillips, 28, of Lowell was involved in a property damage accident June 22 when she swerved to avoid collid- are as follows: Light Trucks ing with another car and struck a mailbox and tire hydrant fs* - Does This Look Familiar Park Gate Price on West Main near Valley Vista. Our Price Grease (lube), oil filter, including parts & oil $ Donald Holmes, 60, of Saranac, Failed to Yield Right r It/ Cedar Point (adult) of Way at Main and Center St. June 22 and collided wiih $19.95 $17.00 EXCLUDES FOREIGN & DIESEL CARS a car driven by Mary Nelson, 43, of Lowell. No one was Unsightly Brush Pile Cedar Point (Junior) $10.95 $10.95 injured. Cash or Check Only ft (under 48" tall) David Dubay, 30, of Grand Rapids backed into a car Great America (adult) $19.95 $16.70 owned by Dana Dewitt while it was parked in a private lot / Offlopar on Center St. June 19. I never thought it could be so wonderful! amm Great America (Junior) $15.95 $14.45 CHrmiEf? cor?Por?Arior\j Olen Miller, 20, of Grand Rapids pulled from an alley GENUINE PARTS CUMBERLAND, OFFERING A Sea World (adult) $17.50 $15.50 onto Avery St. near Monroe June 16 and struck a car driven LEVEL OF CARE by Rosemary Fonger, 61, of Lowell. No injuries were re- Sea World (Junior) $13.50 $11.50 UNSURPASSED ANYWHERE! ported. Are you tired of looking at, or (ages 3-11 &60-I-) t Safe and Secure Arrested for Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol June f Convenient Location Q trying to work around a unsightly Don't Co Spendin'...See Venncn • Warm. Friendly Staff t Well Planned Activities Pleasure Island (adult) $11.95 $8.95 23 was Kelley Armstrong, 24, of Wyoming. He was jailed brush pile? If so give us a call, we • Delicious Meals • Elegant Accomodations Pleasure Island (Junior) $8.95 $7.95 on charges of Driving While License suspended. can turn that trash Into treasure. Daniel Mendez, 35, of Lowell drifted left ot center June CALL (616) 897-8413 1 (ages 2-4) CDirf In Just a few hours we can chip up 1 and struck a car driven by Joseph Fischer, 28, of Belding For the very best in Personal and EEJ your brush pile Into bushels of Kings Island (adult) $20.95 $17.25 on Hudson St. near Mercer. No one was injured. Supportive Care. Free Landscaping material. 930 West Maim Strttl, lowtil, Michigan 49331 Oadgo Kings Island (Junior) $10.45 $10.45 Phont (616) 897-9281 Sue Burkett, 51, of Lowell backed from a driveway on SAiCSHOUHV "Sumnjer Short Stars" Now's the time for Spring km— I •• B/nopor Marsac St. into a car June 15. No injuries were reported. (ages 3-6 & 60 + ) iMt.lfcwt «**• •••..«(!». 0 Tlymoulfi Arrested for Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol June V ( n/ne/i/Vm /e/uporan Rcsidcncv I'tDgnim clean-up, so give us a call Boblo Island (adult) $15.95 $13.00 smvici t **«ts Mount • 'n t • « . « Dodge Trucks 22 was Michael Williams, 24, of Comstock lor lndi\iduiil.s Vci/i/il' \.s.sisiccl * , '' for a — FREE — estimate! Boblo Island (Junior) $9.95 TKLCASNC Mark Cain, 23, of Lowell was arrested for Driving Under $9.95 (ages 3-6) Morcssoou OMOililUtl Geauga Lake $13.50 $10.25 the Influence of Alcohol June 21 by Lowell officers. Vezino UniimJted Open Mon. & Wed. Nights 'til 9:00 P.M. Todd Bruinekool, 19, of Lowell was arrested and ar- i\i)i:ri:\i)i \i \r\ui\ii \i i I\I\(, (under 3 free) raigned on a warrant issued by 63rd District Court June- \LS() \\ \IIAIil I 1354 Milium on charges of Malicious Destruction of Property Over S100.

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new ' LOWELL officers At a summer meeting, the TOWNSHIP Lowell Lions Club had its i annual installation of offic- m mm<^m HtHHCR WW PUBLIC NOTICE ers. Holding an office for the new year are, from left NOTICE TO BUILDERS & RESIDENTS to right. Bob reagan, direc- tor; Mark Lessens, second SPermIS All Lowell Township Building Permits will be vice president; Clark Vre- BUSINESS BUSINESS HELP —— issued by the Cascade Township Building denburg, director; Kelly ft SALES ft Dept., effective July 1,1990. Hoist, treasurer; Jim Doyle, S SERVICES S S SERVICES ft ft WANTED ft $ FOR SALE ft president; Bob DeNolf, di- BINGO Cascade Building Dept. rector; and Earl Posthumus, GARAGE SALE - Satur- Every Friday Night, 7:30 P.M. ATTENTION: HIRING! - 949-3765 installing official. Missing Lowell VFW Hall, DAVIS FOR SALE-1988 Ford day, June 30, 9 a.m. to 3 from the picture are Mark Government jobs - your East Main St.. Lowell ELECTRIC OPEN FOR BREAK- Taurus LX, 26,000 p.m. Furniture, clothing, Cascade Planning Dept. Ward, director; Dennis An- Early Bird Bingo al 6;4S P.M. FAST - at 6:30 a.m. Mon- area. Many immediate Quality • Service miles, loaded, white, collectibles, & lots of misc. 949-0224 chors, Lion Tamer; Dave PUBLIC INVITED day thru Saturday. openings without waiting The squid escapes from his VanderWerff guesses Mystery Farm Dependability $7.895.897-9261 days. 218 N. Center, Lowell. Gerst, first vice president; Dick's Alto Bar, Alto, Ml. list or test! $17,840 - FAX enemies by shooting a RESIDENTIAL Ask for Roger. 897- C33 949-7271 Bob Ford, third vice presi- cloud of black sepia into its C31-33 $69,485. Call 1-602-838- COMMERCIAL 5381 Evenings. dent; David Drain, secret- enemy's face. Leaving his 8885. Ext. R-11190. ary; and Dave Durkee tail enemy in the dark, the LIGHT INDUSTRIAL P33tfn John Timpson P33-36 GARAGE SALE - June twister. squid makes his getaway. BINGO Ph. 676-9574 Lowell Township Supervisor 27 & 28 on 12183 Four Every Saturday Night HELP FOR SALE -1978 Chevy Mile Rd., Lowell. Lots of SHOPPING CARS? 7 00 P.M A COST-FREE CHRIST- van, runs good, cruise, clothes and a lot of misc. LOWELL MOOSE BINGO ft FOR SALE Why not slop in al Wrttenbach's and have MASI - 30 individuals ft MNJED ft some rust, 138,000 miles, Too many to mention. 9 Vince McCambndge show you a new factory 1320 E. Fulton needed. Applications $975. Leave name and fresh OWsmobile. Ponbac or GMC pickup or a.m. to 4 p.m. CITY OF LOWELL Early Bird Bingo at 6:00 P.M. now being accepted. any of our many clean, dependable, used cars! FOR SALE - 1985 number at 459-0505. Vince is a life-long resident of the Lowell Area The Lowell Ledger's 12th Mystery Farm belongs to the Part-time work. Full- ATTENTION: POSTAL Dodge Conversion C33 and offers you over 25 years of dependable, Gordon Wilcox Family, 9654 Bailey Dr. time pay. Set your own JOBS! - Start $11.41/ Van, 318 V8, automatic, PUBLIC NOTICE courteous, professional service. He ll show you The winning entry selected in the 12th week of the hours. No collections. how simple it can be purchase a new or used hour! For application info ft FOR RENT ft Mystery Farm contest was turned in by Geraldine Vander- LOWELL HIGH SCHOOL air, locks, tilt, cruise. DUNEBUGGY FOR vehicle from; No deliveries. Free call (1) 602-838-8885, Councilmember Thompson, supported by Council- Werff of 2666 Capilano Dr. SE. Grand Rapids. AM/FM cassette. SALE - VW engine & CLASS OF 1965-We are paper supplies. Free Ext. M-11190, 6 a.m. to 10 member Hodges, moved the adoption of the following WITTENBACH VanderWerff will receive dinner for two from Sneaker's, CB.TV, VCR, loaded! chassis with glass body, NEW UNFURNISHED - having our 25th Reunion $300 kit. Hurry! Call p.m. 7 days. resolution: OLD-PONTIAC-GMC a free car wash from Lowell Auto Wash and a year's 67,000 highway miles. $800.897-9261 days. Ask One and two bedroom 749 West Main Street. Lowell 897-9227 at Grand Rapids Marriott today, Christmas is on P33-36 subscription to The Lowell Ledger for correctly identifying Great shape! $7,895. for Roger. 897-5381 even- apartments. Center Court / Saturday, Aug. 18 from 7 its way. Call Vickie at RESOLUTION NO. 6-B-90 the farm. Call 897-9261 days. ings. Apartments, North Center p.m. to 1 a.m. Sunday, Au- 530-7046. WAITRESSES - Part- RESOLUTION ADOPTING NEW Ask for Roger. 897- nctfn St., Lowell. Across from gust 19 there will be a pic- C30-33 time. Apply at Sneaker's, 5381 evenings. Vennen-Chrysler-Dodge. CEMETERY FEES AND CHARGES nic at Fallasburb Park at 211 E. Main St., Lowell. C32 $405 - $470 per month; 1 p.m. Anyone knowing C33 WHEREAS, Chapter 8 of the Code of Ordinances of CITY OF LOWELL PUBLIC NOTICE CASH! WHY RENT? - Homes for $250 deposit. Heat, new the addresses of Terry $1.00. Repos, Govern- the City of Lowell gives the City Council general control appliances, carport, de- ouncilmember Thompson, supported by Council- Per apartment unit $8.50 Dykstra, Gaye ATTENTION: GOVERN- ment give away programs! over the management and operation of the City Cemet- For single family, corator blinds. Call 897- member Hodges, moved the adoption of the following Hagemeyer and Dan ATTENTION! EASY MENT SEIZED VEHI- ery: and multi-family and For information call 504- 0099 day or night. resolution: Steele, please call Sharon WORK! EXCELLENT CLES-From $100. Fords, 649-0670 Ext. R-9520. Clltfn WHEREAS, the City Council has determined that it is Jones Tumquist at 363- handyman specials. PAY! - Assemble products (c) Commodity Charge. All users located within Mercedes, Corvettes, P33-34 **** necessary to increase cemetery rates and charges to RESOLUTION NO. 6-A-90 5338 or Kurt Beimers at All areas consider- at home. Details. (1) 602- the City limits shall pay a commodity charge of $1.15 Chevys. Surplus Buyers FOR RENT - Ada, 2 bed- cover increased costs of operating and maintaining the RESOLUTION ADOPTING NEW WATER SYSTEM 897-5450. ed. Written offer 838-8885. Ext. W-3468, 6 per one thousand gallons (1,000) per month. All users Guide. 1-602-838-8885 GOVERNMENT SEIZED room, near shopping & City Cemetery. 2 in 48 hours. a.m. to 11 p.m., 7 days. Ext. A-11190. AND SEWER SYSTEM FEES AND CHARGES located outside the city limits shall pay $2.30 per one VEHICLES - from $100. YMCA. Available Aug. 1. thousand gallons (1,000) per month. P31-34 P30-33 Corvettes, Chevys, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED $425 per month; $425 sec- WHEREAS, Section 24-43 of the Code of Ordinances Marshall Redder, Porsches, and other con- urity deposit. Call 1-642- AS FOLLOWS: ATTENTION GOVERN- of the City of Lowell authorizes the City Council to es- (d) Unmetered Fire Protection Service. All unme- JUNE 28 Remax, 457-3245. fiscated properties. For 6870 or 676-1726. tablish sewer system service charges from time to time tered fire protection service shall be charged $85.00 HAPPY C44tfn MENT HOMES - from $1 Buyers Guide 1-800-624- 1. Effective July 1,1990, the fee for burial rights at the ATTENTION: EARN C33 by resolution: and per connection per year. ANNIVERSARY (U-repair). Deliquent tax 6937 ext. 4497. Also open City Cemetery shall be as follows: MONEY READING WHEREAS, Section 25-109 of the Code of Ordinances RICK property. Repossessions. evenings & weekends. A NEW EXCITING BOOKS - $32,000/year Adult Lot $175.00 of the City of Lowell authorizes the City Council to es- 3. Effective for billings mailed to users after July 15, Call 1-602-838-8885 Ext. P33 Can you believe it's PARTY PLAN-I'm Spec- income potential. Details. CARD OF infant Lot $50.00 tablish water system service charges from time to time 1990, the charges for sewer service to each of the GH 3468. been 32 years already? ial! Fashion and acces- (1) 602-838-8885 Ext. Bk by resolution; and premises connected to the sewer system shall be as P30-33 All amounts collected shall be used towards the per- Where did the time go? 11190. WHEREAS, the City Council has determined that it is follows: sories. Hiring super- ft THANKS ft petual care of such lot. • - Hope we have 32 plus P33-36 necessary to increase certain sewer and water system visors. Flexible hours. FOR SALE-11 Vzft. truck ft WANTED ft more years together. I Extra Income and no in- camper, Traveler, sleeps 4, 2. Effective July 1, 1990, the charge for grave opening charges to cover increased costs of operating and main- (a) Debt Service Charge. Debt service charges love you. THE EVA B. HUVER vestment. Call collect stove & refrigerator, in- shall be as follows: taining the sewer and water systems. shall be $9.06 per residential equivalent unit per month Ann FAMILY - would like to 616-891-9934. Also hir- cludes bathroom, $500. for each user within the City. C33 CASCADE/TAMMA- express sincere thanks to Resident Non-Resident ing demonstrators. Call 897-8972. WANTED TO RENT - NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED ROON - Wanted: perma- all of our friends and rela- Adult or Child Burial: C33-35 C33 Responsible family of 4 AS FOLLOWS: (b) User Charge. User charges shall be $1.28 per nent housekeeper 20 tives who shared in our Wednesday $200.00 $250.00 The Arctic tern spends needs 3 bedroom house one thousand gallons (1,000) of metered water usage hours per week for family sorrow with prayers, sup- Saturday three months of each year to rent in Lowell or sur- 250.00 $300.00 1. The terms used in this resolution shall have the mean- for those users within the City limits connected to the with 2 daughters, ages 9 SAILBOAT FOR SALE - Sunday Holiday in the arctic regions, three rounding area. Call collect port, masses, donations, $300.00 $350.00 ings given them in Chapter 25 of the Code of Ordi- months in the Antarctic and and 12. Duties to include C&L Code 40. I^IO" City's water system and $10.88 per residential equiva- (419) 293-2244. flowers and food. We nances of the City of Lowell, unless, in the context in almost six months in the air. supervising and transport- sloop rig. A lot more boat lent unit for those users within the City who are not C32-35 would especially like to Infant Burial ing girls, general cleaning, than a Sunfish or Laser for which the term is used, it has another or different mean- connected to the City's water system. **** Wednesday Listen thank Msgr. Moran, $75.00 $125.00 ing. 4. Effective July 1,1990, the water and sewer installation meal preparations, and less money. $800, like Saturday WANTED - Clean cotton Father ALvesteffer, Roth- $100.00 $150.00 2. Effective for billings mailed to users after July 15, or hook-up fee for connection to the water and sewer Complete Formal Sound misc. errands. Character new. 897-9261 days. Ask SundayHoliday rags, old towels, t- Gerst Funeral Home, St. $125.00 $175.00 1990, the charges for water service to each of the prem- systems of the City shall be as follows: references required. Call for Roger. 897-5381 even- Wear Rental shlrts, sheets, etc. Call Mary's and St. Anthony's ises connected to the water system shall be as follows: Systems Sheila Monday through ings. Tom or Roger at 897- for the luncheon. We hope Cremains: (a) Meter Readlness-to-Serve (excluding mobile Friday at 957-9361 days or nctfn Charge 9261 days. that those Eva inspired Wednesday $50.00 $100.00 home parks and apartment buildings). Minimum 676-8146 evenings. (a) Water Connection $625.00 WEDDINGS OR nctfn with her love and faith will Saturday $75.00 $125.00 C32-34 monthly readiness-to-serve charge regardless of use: (b) Sewer Connection $700.00 FOR SALE - 1987 Ford always share the beautiful Sunday Holiday $100.00 $150.00 OTHER SPECIAL Ranger Super Cab XLT, WANTED JUNK CARS- memories with us. Meter Size Charge 4x4, V6, 5 speed, AM/FM OCCASIONS & trucks. Check our of- Ed & Donna Smit & Family 5/8 inch $8.50 stereo tape, cruise. Call 5. All resolutions and parts of resolutions to the extent NOW HIRING - RN's fers. Ada Auto Salvage, Dick & Jean & Family 3. All resolutions and parts of resolutions to the extent 3/4 inch 8.50 AAA 868-6192 after 6 p.m. of any conflict herewith are hereby repealed. I, I, I, /• LPN's, full-time, part-time, 676-0644. Bob & Jean & Families of any conflict herewith are hereby repealed. 1.0 inch 14.15 A A A A A C33 Ai.l rt A 6 for all shifts. We are com- **** C33 Chuck & Mary & Sons 1.5 inches 29.80 YEAS: Councilmembers: Doyle, Hodges, Maatman, mitted to quality care. Put Dan & Ann & Family YEAS: Councilmembers: Doyle, Hodges, Maatman, CLOTHING FOR SALE - Flagstaff 2.0 inches 56.70 Thompson. We Play Your your geriatics skills to Cam & Joan & Family Thompson. 1988, 21 ft. pop-up WANTED - Photo- 3.0 inches 127.00 NAYS: Councilmembers: None. Requests! work in a long-term care C33 NAYS: Councilmembers: None. camper, sleeps 6, gas graphs of GTW RR 4.0 inches 227.00 ABSENT: Councilmembers: Fonger. RIDGEVIEW setting. Enjoy an excellent ABSENT: Councilmembers: Fonger Music For All stove, ice box, ample through Saranac, ABSTAIN: Councilmembers: None. wage and benefit package ABSTAIN: Councilmembers: None. SHOPPING CENTER Occasions 1940's era including RESOLUTION DECLARED ADOPTED. storage, $2,995. Call Jerry Or Alicia Despres including 3 to 11 and 11 to trackslde buildings and RESOLUTION DECLARED ADOPTED. (b) Meter Readlness-to-Serve. (mobile homo 949-0656. 7 shift differential. Apply at depot flower beds. Gi- MM parks and apartment buildings). Minimum monthly read- 2173 W MAIN ST.. C33 1 hereby certify that the above resolution was adopted Call Us Lowell Medical Care deon H. Diamon, P.O. I hereby certify that the above resolution was adopted iness-to-serve charge, regardless of use, for mobile by the Lowell City Council at a regular meeting held on - LOWELL - Center, 350 N. Center St., Box 25122, Colorado The fourth^ and most re- by the Lowell City Council at a regular meeting held on home parks and apartment buildings: June 4, 1990. 8974336 Lowell, Ml between 8:30 FOR SALE - 1969 Olds cent, ice age melted off the June 4, 1990. Springs, CO, 80936. northern Canadian main- a.m. and 5 p.m. E.O.E. 98, original 69,950 miles, PH. 897-6411 $1,200. Call 676-0341. C33 land barely 6,000 years Charges David M. Pasquale. City Clerk C32-33 ago. David M. Pasquale, City Clerk Per trailer pad $8.50 C33 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, June 27, 1990 - Page 28 Wyoming man injured in Cumberland crash

A two-car accident two-tenths of a mileoff of M-21 on Cumberland, sent a W yoming Lowell's Clay VanderWarf and Karen Christin were not injured in the accident, man to Butterworth Hospital.

Jeffrey Koning, 20, of Friday afternoon at approxi- curve and slid on the wet 18, of Lowell. Butterworth Hospital where enger, Karen Christin, 17, of Wyoming, susiained C-in- mately 3:25 p.m. pavement and crossed into After impact, both vehi- he was treated for pain in the Lowell incurred no injuries, juries in a two-car accident Koning was southbound on the northbound lane where he cles slid into the guard rail on right knee and his neck and Koning was cited for viola- two-tenths of a mile north of Cumberland when the vehi- struck a northbound vehicle the southeast side of the road, a tingling in his arms. tion of the basic speed law. M-21 on Cumberland Road cle he was driving rounded a driven by Clay VanderWarf, Koning was transported to VanderWarf and his pass- Wallin running for Judge of 63rd District Court

Gary Allan Wallin an- menl of the Honorable Joseph his knowledge gained as an nounced his candidacy for White. administrator in the criminal CITY OF LOWELL Judge of the 63rd District Wallin is stressing his justice system, and his per- Court. 2nd Division. The seat lengthy experience in the sonal adherence to traditional opened up upon the retire- courtroom as a trial attorney. values. PUBLIC NOTICE For the last 17 years Wallin represented the people of Kent County as an Assistant Prosecuting Attorney. In 1984 The Lowell City Council meetings for the he took over the management month of July will be held on the second and STATE OF MICHIGAN Estate of JOHN BENTLY of District Court activity for fourth Monday of the month. July 9 and July the office. In 1986 he was PROBATE COURT CAPEN, SR., Deceased, 23, 1990 at 7:30 p.m. at the Lowell City Hall, chosen by Prosecutor William COUNTY OF KENT SSN 370-12-3044 301 E. Main Street, Lowell, Michigan. A. Forsyth to be his Chief As- Betty R. Morlock PUBLICATION NOTICE TO ALL INTERESTED sistant: supervising the staff Deputy City Clerk DECEASED ESTATE PERSONS: Your interest attorneys, overseeing the FILE NO. 90-149,643 SE in the estate may be barred criminal caseload, and man- or affected by this hearing. aging the daily operations of the office. TAKE NOTICE: On March As Chief Assistant Pro- 20, 1990 at 10:30 a.m., in secutor Wallin had many op- Gary Allan Wallin the probate courtroom, portunities to observe the re- THE YOGURT Grand Rapids, Michigan, sources of the criminal justice before Hon. Donald I. system. He participated in "I have worked hard as an Flavors DeYoung Judge of Prob- meetings of the Jail Popula- Assistant Prosecutor and tion Management Board, the Vary STATION = ate, a hearing was held on Chief Assistant Prosecutor, - iu p.m. the petition of JOHN B. 61st District Court Probation Daily and I pledge to work hard to Daily CAPEN, JR. requesting Advisory Board, and the Re- effectively and efficiently 608 W. Main, Lowell, MI that JOHN B. CAPEN, JR. stitution Incentive Program manage the 63rd District (an incarceration alternative). be appointed personal rep- Court if elected," Wallin said. resentative of JOHN BENTLY CAPEN, SR. who lived at 1268 Jane Ellen, Lowell, Michigan and who died October 29,1989; and requesting also that the will of the deceased dated Oc- CITY OF LOWELL tober 13, 1982 be admitted to probate. NOTICE TO Creditors are notified that copies of all claims against the deceased must be pre- BIDDERS sented, personally or by mail, to both the personal representative and to the Sealed bids will be received at the Lowell City court on or before Hall office, 301 East Main, Lowell, Ml 49331 November 1,1990. Notice until July 12,1990 at 2:00 p.m. where they will is further given that the es- be publicly opened and read aloud at that time. tate will then be assigned The bids are regarding the purchase of a riding to entitled persons appear- mower with a 61" mower deck that will be used cinL*i ing of record. i for general work. | Strawberry June 25, 1990 Specifications may be secured upon request John Bently Capen, Jr. from the City of Lowell, City Hall - 897-8457 or 8608 Alden Nash the Public Works Garage - 897-5929. | Shortcake Alto, Ml 49302 868-6365 The City of Lowell reserves the right to reject any or all bids and also the right to waive any Richard J. Heath formal defects in bids when deemed in the P-26243 best interest of the City. Further, the City re- Attorney-at-law Reg. $2.50 serves the right to accept a bid higher than 4059 Division, SW the lowest bid, If the City's interest will be bet- Grand Rapids, Ml 49548 ter served. 538-4242