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Along Main Street City Council accepts substation explanation. J-'l rr In a letter to the Lowell City Council, the Lowell Light * I. Proximity to existing overhead distribution lines. - 'T^T i i and Power Board stated that it reviewed and approved the * 2. Proximity to Bowes Street. v-sn - i.—^ yi K j •' * , jr*. t 1 l\ relocation of the Bowes Road substation without any inten- * 3. Undergmund electric circuits. tional or malicious intent. f 4. Overhead line maintenance. fc L wl i 'V^yv^ The Councilreceived an dreviewed th e letter and accepted * 5. Vandalism. the explanation," Lowell City Manager Dave Pasquale said. To avoid similar problems in the future, the Lowell Light Under the initial survey reviewed by the council in January and Power Board said it is committed to improving communi- of 1989. it was determined by the Lowell Light and Power cations with the City Council, and furtherrecommended tha t ATTENTION! AREA RECYCLERS! engineer that the substation could not be located under the the City subject all future Light and Power construction sites power lines and would have to be moved back. to the same review process that it would apply to any other The rccyclc station in the FckxI City parking lot (1335 At the time. Williams and Works was instructed to re-survey construction in the City, including site plans, permits, and W. Main) is experiencing sporadic pickup of its recyclable ihe site, which it did in May of 1989. The survey was then on-site inspections during construction. materials. reviewed and approved by the Lowell Light and Power Board. The letter said the Board is confident that such scrutiny in ^ This is due to the transition of recycling operations from The letter staled that the difficulty in perceiving the reloca- this case would have uncovered the oversight before construc- Rccyclc Unlimited to the County. The County of Kent will tion as a problem is supported by the fact that at no time tion was completed and avoided the problem and ihe embar- he taking over the recycling operations starting Feb. 1,1990. during the three months construction process did anyone ques- rassment to the community. All rccyclcrs arc asked to not use ihe facility until Feb. tion ihe location of the substation on its current site. Inregard t o the substation site landscaping, it was proposed I when normal operations resume. The substation was moved south 55 feet for a number of and accepted that early in the project plantings necessary for safety and engineeringreasons. Th e basicreasons fo r moving aesthetically concealing substation equipment from view VFW STEAK FRY THIS SATURDAY, JAN. 20 the site are listed as follows: would be added during the spring s planting season. The VFW will he holding their Steak Fry this Saturday, Jan. 20 from 4 to 8 p.m. at the VFW Hall, 307 E. Main. Lowell. Strong winds befall 36th St. tree $ The meal features steak, baked potato, and salad bar. Mary Dillrees Law - If something can go wrong LIBRARIES OFFER STORY TIMES while house-sitting it will. i Dillree with her sons Chad The Kent County Library System offers Cuddle and Read and Chris were house-sitting story times for pre-schoolers ages 3'/? - 5. for her parents while they vac- The monthly programs will be held at the Lowell Branch, ationed in the Bahamas., 325 W. Main on Monday mornings at 11 a.m. They are Both Dillree and her sons scheduled for Jan. 29, Feb. 26. March 26 and April 23. were awakened to the sound Pre-registration is required. For more information call the of a tree landing on the comer library at 897-9596. of the garage before it plum- ' These story times will be offered at the Alto branch, 6059 meted onto the hood of her Linfield on Thursday mornings at 10:30 a.m. They are parents car Thursday morning scheduled for Jan. 18, Feb. 15, March 15 and April 12. (Jan. 11). For more information call the Alto branch at 868-6038. The first thing I did was grab the boys. I thought the LOCAL ARTIST FEATURED AT LAAC GALLERY house was coming down," explained Dillree. "This is The watcrcolors of local artist, Judy Tummino are pre- the second time a tree has fal- sently on view at the Lowell Area Arts Council Gallery. len on the garage." Tummino's work will be on exhibit through February 11, Prior to the befallen tree in- J990. Gallery hours are Monday through Friday, I to 5 cident Dillree s son, Chad in- ®.m.; Saturday and Sunday 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Visit your curred severe bums on his gallery today at 149 S. Hudson St. hand and the basement of her parent's house flooded. "It s SUPER SPAGHETTI ON SUPER BOWL SUNDAY A big chunk of a tree fell on the garage and car of Albert and Dot Lacic on 36th unbelieveable all the things St. Thursday, Jan. II. that have happened since my Make the day special from noon until night! Take the parents left for the Bahamas look the news real well. "My surance." Dillree said. sumers' Power then repaired cook (and whole family!) out for spaghetti at the Lowell a week before Christmas." mother laughed and said don't Dillree hired a man to any damages incurred by tele- First United Methodist Church. 621 E. Main St., Sunday, Dillree .^aid her parents worry about it, they have in- come remove the tree. Con- phone wire. Jan. 28, then return home to settle in for the big game. Serving is from 11:45 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the dining room. Alenu includes spaghetti and homemade sauce, garlic bread, *llo salad, relishes and dessert. Tickets are S4.50 for adults; Insurance to cover gas leak financial losses $2.50 for those 5-12 years of age: and free for those 4 and toll free phone number that evacuation. Pasquale also under. Did you suffer a financial Dig program may share in the can be used to contact the commended Citv Clerk Betty Purchase tickets at FMB State Savings Bank, the Church loss because of last week's responsibility for the accident office daily, or at the door on Jan. 28. The dinner is spon- gas leak on West Main St.? through faulty information or Naperville. Illinois office. Morlock and Lowell Police Department Sccreian Jan sored by the Senior High youth group, to help finance a If so. not to worn, there is an inaccurate survey. O'Con- Those seeking information re- garding claims should contact Baker for attending the spring fellowship trip. Thanks for your support! insurance to cover your loss. nor says that if Hunter Fn- Ron O'Connor, an adjuster vironmental is clearly respon- Ms. Linda Odom at 1-800- phones at City Hall through- wilh American International sible, his firm will stand he- 654-9209. DRAMA CLASS PRESENTS COMEDY "AIRLINE" out the emergency. Morlock Adjustment Company, Inc. hind all claims, including a Relating to the emergency, Lowell Citv Manager Dave and Baker stayed at Cits Hall told the Lowell City Council sizable claim from the city for 0 A On Thursday, Jan. 18, at 7:30 p.m. the Lowell Middle late into the evening answer- School Eighth Grade Drama Class will present the comedy, at their regular Monday meet- overtime paid city crews and Pasquale told the City Coun- cil that all city crews, police ing calls from residents con- "Airline." ing that his company is pre- emergency personnel. and emergency personnel per- cerned about their homes and The public is invited and admission is free. pared to cover all legitimate If you have a physical losses. O'Connor's firm is the claim, such as a bill for motel formed very well during the businesses. TICKETS FOR LAAC PLAY ON SALE SOON! insurance carrier for Hunter accomodations or for lost Environmental, the company business during ihe evacua- Tickets for the LAAC Winter Play, "Strange Bedfellows" installing the lest well at Ac- tion you should contact city Lowell grapplers will go on sale Monday, Jan. 29. lion Auto when the gas main hall for a simple claim form provided by American Inter- The dates for the play are Feb. 15, 16 and 17 and Feb. was ruptured on Monday, Jan- 22, 23 and 24 at 8 p.m. each evening at the Lowell Middle uary 8. national Adjustment Com- drop Wildcats A:hool. Thursday performances are $4 adults: $2 Senior O'Connor said there is still pany, Inc. O'Connor apologized because the form Citizens and students. Seats for Friday and Saturday perfor- a slighl possibility that Con- Pictures & story, Page 24 sumers Power and their Miss does not list the company's Main Street, cont'd., pg. 8 v>r ' • • V.*' ? ' /iM.rrl // - w»»v* * v<« -v'i Ihe Lowell Ledger • Wednesday. January 17, 1990 - Page 2 City approves lease The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, January 17, 1990 - Page 3 1 Students receptive to D.A.R.E., Nelson's drug message Obituaries for fairground usage D.A.R.E. (Drug Aware- The thrust of the program, peer pressure and to say no. The program is targeted to- The Lowell City Council evidence room, interview ness Resistance Education), a according to Rockford Police CAHOON - Olive M.. Ca- ward the existing fifth and HARIG - Mr. Mavnarm d ray: a son. James (Carol) Mur- WEIGLE - Anna Weigle. inked a ten year contract w ith room and indoor parking lor drug awareness program that Officer Mike Nelson of Post hoon, aged S4. of Saranac. sixth-grade elementary stu- Harig. aged 90. of Alto, ray. all of Alto: four grand- formerly of Lowell, passed the Kent County Youth Ag- their emergency vehicle and was initiated in , 61, is to teach youths about passed auay Friday. January dents. It runs for 17 weeks. passed away Monday. Janu- children: and a sister. Donna away Thursday. January II. ricultural Association lor the a cruiser. has found its way the pressure put on students 12, 1990. She is survived by Each session lasts 45 mi- ary 15. 1990. Funeral arrang- Pearson of Oregon. IL. Mr. 1990 at St. Mary s Hospital. lease and use of the Lowell The council set a public into the elementary class- today to use controlled sub- one daughter. Mrs Clifford nutes. ments are being handled by Murray was a Veteran of Livonia. Ml at the age of 80. Fairgrounds. The new con- hearing for the Lowell Zon- rooms of over 250 Michigan stances and of the eight ver- (Shirley) Jackson of Saranac; Nelson, in his second year the Roetman Funeral Chapel. WWII. A Memorial Service She was the widow of Chris- tract was negotiated and ing Board of Appeals at the School districts and 2(),(KK) bal and non-verbal ways to I wo grandchildren. Funeral of communicating the mes- Caledonia. was held in Oregon, IL. tian E. Weigle and is sun ived drafted to reflect actual usage February 5 meeting Cit\ students. remove yourself from the Sen ices were held Tuesday sage to students, covers such by two sons, Ernest and A1 Council meeting. Faro at the Saranac Community of the fairgrounds as it cur- topics as self esteem, drug LASTOCZY - Col. James SHOOK - Mina Shook, aged Weigle. both of Toledo. OH: Ucello, owner of Faro's Piz/j Church, with Rev. Stanley rently exists. The one dollar use and misuse, and a value W Lastoc/.y. of the West 86. formerly of Lowell, four grandchildren, one at I (KM W. Main wishes [o ^ Hagemeyer officiating. Inter- per year lease allows the system, not a moral value sys- Michigan Wing, Confederate passed away Monday. Janu- great-grandchild. Services erect a sign in excess of ordi- ment Saranac Cemetery. Anv- Youth Association year tem but a legal value system. m m Air Force, aged 54. of Low- ary 8, 1990. She is survived were held Saturday. Jan. 13. nance specifications. The one who wishes to may make around use of the grounds Runciman/Riverside ell. passed away suddenly. by her children. Rev. Elvis 1990 at the Apostolic Christ- sign would be mounted on the contributions to the Saranac where their buildings are lo- played hosts to Lowell's first January 8. 1990. Surviving (Erma) Shook of Lapeer. Ml: ian Church. Toledo. Con- west side of his location to Fire Department or the cated. During the 4-H Youth D.A.R.E. Culmination Cere- ii are. his children. Cindy Elgie (Bonnie) Shook of Alle- tributions may be made to the take advantage of traffic ap Saranac Elementary School Pair the association is allowed mony. The occasion was a (Michael) Hillsey of Al- gan, Rev. Bryan (Cletus) Apostolic Church Woodha- Library. the use of other areas in Rec- proaching from the west. chance to celebrate the stu- buquerque. NM. William Shook of Six Lakes, and Mrs. ven Home. Livonia. ML reation Park, to include the The council approved the dents' cooperation and com- Lastoczy of Lowell. Jennifer William (Aldore) Schmidt of DOYLE - John L. Doyle. campground area near the purchase of a personal com- mittment in taking a stand Lastoczy of Wyoming: very Grand Rapids: 15 grandchil- MD. aged 66, of Ada, died river for amusement rides, puter andrelated furnitur e for against the use of drugs. special friend. Dee Smith; dren, 31 great-grandchildren. Saturday. January 13. 1990. camping and parking. use by City Clerk Betty Mor- 4 There were a handful of skits performed by students at the ceremony. two step-daughters. Roxann Funeral Services were held Happy Thank you," Nelson said Sun iving are his wife. Jane; Red Snyder was on hand lock. t A letter from each classroom (Gary) Ouderkirk. Rebecca Friday at Roth-Gerst Funeral to the School administrators this is not a 17-week program tion students showed toward two daughters. Katherine torepresent th e Youth Associ- was shared at the ceremony. (Greg) Hauser: two aunts, Home. Lowell, Rev. Ronald In his managers report. and students, "For letting that once it's gone you will Nelson prior, during and after (Mark) Neikirk of Birthday ation and Lowell City Attor- Brad Claus' letter is represen- Doris and Ruth Lastoczy: and Schmidt officiating. Inter- Lowell City Manager Dave D.A.R.E. come into your forget." the culmination ceremony Covington. KY. Margaret ney Dick Wendt represented tative of many of the letters several cousins. He was a ment Chapel Hill Memorial Pasquale reported that a community. It is my hope that The gratitude and apprecia- leads one to believe his mes- Doyle of Lansing: two grand- the city. The council had re- written. Claus, a fifth-grader member of the Michigan Gardens. JAN. 18: Hazel Baird, Sue major water main leak had sage won't soon be forgotten. daughters. Sarah and Allison viewed the contract and had at Riverside School, is a stu- Company of Military Histo- Wittenbach. Ruth Ann King. been detected and success- In attendance at the cere- Neikirk: - and his parents. very few questions for Snyder dent In Mr. Blodgett s class- rians and Collectors and a re- TIMMER - Beatrice J. Tim- Duane Dickerson. fully repaired by city crews. mony was Michigan State Everett and Margaret Doyle and Wendt. After a brief dis- room. He writes: tired employee of the U.S. mer. aged 83, of Ada, died JAN. 19: Tim Stencel. Eve- The leak occurred near the Senator Dick Posthumus. The of Gulfport, FL. Dr. Doyle cussion, Councilman Bill I've really enjoyed the Post Office. Funeral Services January 9, 1990. She is sur- lyn Powell, Susan Korte. bridge on E. Main and the Senator, who was not aware was past president of the Irish Thompson motioned for ap- D A R E program this year. were conducted Friday at the vived by her sister. Irene Tim- JAN. 20: Dale Andrews. Ed water leaked undetected into ^ of the program at a state level. American Pediatrics Society, proval and Councilman Char- I've looked forward to every Arsulowicz. West Funeral mer of Ada: several nieces Gahan, Megan Kirby, Lyle the river. Department of Pub- " was impressed with the prog- a member of the Kent County lie Doyle seconded. The con- Wednesday when Trooper Home. Interment Holy Cross and nephews. Funeral Ser- Johnson. Karen Lyn Seme. lie Works Director Tony ram's local control and in- Medical Assn.. American tract was then unanimously Nelson came to our class. Cemetery. Memorials may be vices were held Saturday at JAN. 21: Chayne Avery. Siciliano said that estimates volvement. "This drug aware- Academy of Allergy and approved. The D.A.R.E. program made to the Confederate Air OBrien-Eggebeen-Gerst Mark MacNaughton. Erik of 200,000 gallons per day ness program separates itself former Chief of Staff of Mary 4 has taught me to say no to Force. Chapel, 3980 Cascade & I- Hays. Margery Ritzema. leaking from the break were from most through its direct- Free Bed Hospital. The Fun- In other council business. drugs. 96. Rev. Peter J. Breen of Or- JAN. 22: Fran Walling. Bob not unrealistic. ness and its student involve- eral Sen ice Mass was offered Robert Wold and Associates I think everybody knows MURRAY - Robert J. Mur- thodox Reformed Church of- Pfaller. Dale Latva. The council had no com- ment. I'm rcally impressed Tuesday at St. Roberts of was awarded a $1,500 con- drugs are bad for you because ray. aged 71. a former Grand ficiating. Interment Cascade JAN. 23: Jim Bovee. Row- ment on the monthly reports with the local control and in- New minster Church. Inter- tract to designrenovations t o of the commercials on TV, Rapids and Lowell resident, Cemeterv. Memorial con- land Rvder. Ron Miller. submitted by all city depart- volvement." ment Resurrection Cemetery. the City Hall fire department things our parents read us, passed away in Lakeside. AZ tributions may be made to Melissa Bartlett. ments. Posthumus told students Memorials ma\ be made to making it a police and and things we learn in school. on January 7. 19^0 following Christian Rest Home. JAN. 24: Linda Kropf. Heidi that they would teach our next Van Free Bed Hospital and » But what D.A.R.E. has a brief illness. He is survived Blattner. Glen Ro/ich. Al emergency headquarters. The The council adjourned into S Most of the classes and students had special messages generation to lead a drug-free Rehabilitation Center. taught us is why drugs are bad b\ a daughter. Pamela Mur- Baird. renovations would provide executive session to discuss for their friend Trooper Mike Nelson. life. the police department with a possible property acquisi Nelsons boss. First and how they can hurl you. much needed office space. tion. Lieutenant Steve Madden Trooper Nelson has taught thanked Nelson for his com- us that nobody can force you mittment to the betterment of to do anything and that you trptrpr children and of society. make the final decision. © Nelson pointed out that the The D.A.R.E. program program is not a 17-week lec- has brought in older students WE'RE NO. 1 ture. "It involves lot of role- and they have told us what V playing andrequires a 100 per- it's like when you are faced A with the pressure of saying ATM BANKING cent participation," he says. LOWELL HEATING & Nelson sees the students' no. reaction toward him as they It may seem impossible to progress through junior high stay away from drugs because THROUGHOUT AIR CONDITIONING school and high school as a they seem to be everywhere program measuring stick. from what we see on the Call Us For A FREE Estimate. We Are In each classroom students news. 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E.S.P.. hypnosis, the elementary school teacher, a supemalurdL brain wash- member of the Fellowship of ing...are they for real? Scien- Merry Christians, and a Viewpoint... tists have verified all of the member of the International above, and vet Gary Flegal Brotherhood of Magicians. hanging by my knees like a bat! I notice the varicose vein in my thigh is becoming more claims that scientists are He has been a professional Well, the sleep didn't last long. Somewhere around one noticeable. And, when I drop the soap I'm reminded that some of the most easily mis- magician for 12 years and is or two a.m. I'm awakened by my bladder. In my younger my bad back isn't getting any betier either. led and least qualified to currently working on a Ph D days I could sleep eight to ten hours, even longer, without After the shower I get a good look at myself in the mirror. judge such happenings. at Michigan State University. cozy corner a trip to the head. Now it's four or five hours max. Seems Yup, those are definitely crows' feet on that once cherub-like Flegal knows what he is talk- Come and have fun with by Roger Brown to me that with this bigger belly I'm sporting there should baby face. All that gray hair makes me once again consider ing about because he claims Gary Regal at Lowell First be more room for my bladder. Oh well, just another of life's hair coloring. When flossing I notice a definite tenderness, he is one of the most super, United Methodist Church for little mysteries. if not an outright pain, in certain areas of my gums. "Won- most natural guys on the face a Youth Event on cults and Now it's time for a little insomnia. This doesn't always derful!" I think to myself, "forty years old and my teeth are of the earth. the supernatural al 6 p.m. on happen, but sometimes I have a heckuva time getting back fine, but the gums are going"! Flegal is a certified district Sunday. Jan. 21. I WO. to sleep. Most insomniacs lay awake worrying about their After passing up certain pants that have become too snug, lay speaker in the United The Lowell United First off , . , let me apologize for the blunder in last job, money, marital problems, kids, etc. Not me, I just I get dressed, gulp down a cup of coffee and maybe a small Methodist Church, a former Methodist Youth Group is week s column. When the type was positioned on the page don't sleep. I sometimes wish I would worry about things helping of Grape Nuts with a little artificial sweetener and /: the middle third was transposed with the ending. If you so I could get bored with worrying and fall asleep. Follow some skim milk. It ain't bacon, eggs and pancakes, but it stuck with it. you likely figured that out and got the gist of that? I didn't think so. fills the void. Bolstered by my morning ritual, I grab another the thing despite our best efforts to throw you off. Before No matter how bad the insomnia is, I always manage to cup of coffee and head out the door to face the day. You In The Service you go blaming me for the error, and possibly linking it to be sound asleep when the alarm goes off. Properly jump- might think an old goat like me would be exhausted and a my old age. I'll have you know I didn't lay out that page. started with a dose of rock n roll I pry myself out of bed little depressed by the first eight hours of my day. And, r Pvt. 1st Class Brent A. graduate of Lowell High The person responsible will remain nameless, but he's much to start the day. I stagger off to the shower or head for my you might be right. Never the less, I plaster a smile on my Barber has completed train- School. younger than I. What? Me, defensive about my age? No, exercise bike. In either case, I'm bent over because the face and head out the door. ing at the U.S. Army Infantry never! Well, maybe a little. muscles have tightened up around the bad disc in my back, Well, I've done it again. I've rambled on way too long School. Fort Benning. GA. Navy Petty Officer 2nd As advertised. I'm going to devote this week's column limping slightly because of arthritis in an old football injury in one spot. Old folks have a tendency to do that you know. \ During the course, stu- Class Dennis M. Bender, to describing the horrors of turning forty. I thought, "a day to my left knee and windmilling my left arm in an attempt Here I was going to take you through a whole day in the dents received training which whose wife. Mary, is the in the life of a forty-year-old" would be a good way to to work out the bursitis in my shoulder. What a show! life of a forty-year-old, and didn't even get you to work. qualified them as light- daughter of Leo and Florence approach the subject. Since the day actually begins at the Once on the exercise bike I'm immediately reminded of We'll see what next week brings. Maybe we can continue weapons infantry men and as Enos of Saranac.recently re- stroke of midnight, we'll begin right there, sound asleep in my age by the aching in my muscles as I work up to speed. this with all the fun stuff a forty-year-old faces each day, Gary Regal indirect-fire crewmen in a turned from a six-month de- my water bed. Peaceful, isn't it? Don't worry, it won't last It doesn't seem to matter how many days a week I ride, like rearing teenagers, heartburn, pension planning, colon / also sponsoring a Spaghetti may be purchased at the Gar\ rifle or mortar squad. ployment to the Mediterrai- long. those muscles still ache well into the ride. With my 50 cancer tests, eye exams, etc. Then again, maybe we'll just Dinner that is open to the Flegal program. FMB State Angela Smit and Robert A. Sterzick Instruction included nean Sea. while serving To begin with, I'm sleeeping on my left side. There arc minute ride behind me I head for the shower. A quick hop put this all behind us and move on to something a little public on Sunday. Jan. 28. weapons qualifications, tac- aboard the aircraft carrier Savings Bank, Methodist reasons for that. I can't sleep on my right side because of on the scale shows that despite the fact I'm exercising quite more cheery, like war, famine or pestilence. from noon to 2 p.m. tics. patrolling, land mine USS America, homeportedin Church office, or from an\ the bursitis in my left shoulder. I can't sleep on my stomach regularly and watching what I eat more than I ever have, wart are. field communica- Norfolk, VA. Join the youth on Super Methodist Youth Fellowship because of a degenerated disc in my back. I can't sleep on age seems to be winning out in the poundage department. P.S. Those of you here in the Lowell area should stop by Bowl Sunday for a Super Couple announces tions and combat operations. While deployed. Bender member or at the door my back because I developed a habit of snoring loudly in A visual check in the mirror verifies the accuracy of the scale. Man's World Hair Styling this week. My old schoolmate Barber is the son of participated in various exer- Spaghetti Dinner Tickets that position and Terese elbows me into rolling over onto The morning shower is not very uplifting to a forty-year- Mary/in Sage Dawson turns forty on Sunday, January 21. Elizabeth A. Hendricks of cises including Display Deter- my left side. Heaven forbid I develop a problem with my old. First off, I notice during my shampoo that little thin Your heckling, ridicule and sarcastic remarks would be August wedding Grand Rapids and Ronald L. mination^. w hich was com- right side or I'll have to sleep standing up like a horse or spot at the back of my head is getting thinner. While washing greatly appreciated by yours truly. Barber of Alto. prised of ships and men from He is a 1985 graduate of Belgium. Great Britain. Italy, 50 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - JAN. 18,1940 La Grippe, measles, chicken pox, colds, influenza, Ottawa Hills High School. Spain, Turkey, West Germany Homespun Rotary Club invites two or three Boy Scouts to each Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. of Chic University of Cos- catarrhal fever, rheumatic fever, quick consumption are Grand Rapids. and France. week's meeting. Smit Sr.. of Saranac arc metology. She is currently all present. Bender also visited the by Two juvenile escapees from the State Vocational pleased to announce the en- emploved at BeruN Bros, in Devotions A couple of farmers have started a skunkery; live Army Spec. George A. ports of Benidorm, Spain; Priscilla School at Lansing steal Royden Warner's new car. He gagement ot their daughter. Alto. ' skunks are worth $2, delivered. End of article. Trowbridge has arrived for Palma de Mallorca. Spain: By Pauline Spray gets it back badly damaged from its trip into a Grand Angela Janette to Robert A. The prospective groom is Lussmyer A fine galvanized iron cornice is being installed on duty in South Korea. Izmir. Turkey; Singapore; Rapids ditch. Sler/ick ol Lowell, son o! a 1985 graduate of Lowell the buildings east of Ort Hill's on Main St. Trowbridge is an infantry- Toulon. France; and Monte I will call upon the Lord, "My daddy got his taxes The business census is going on now, and popula- Mr and Mrs Adrian Ster/ick High School and employed al Practical joke, 'SJO's-style: place a live mouse in the man w ith the 2nd Infantry Di- Carlo. Monaco. who is worthy to he first." the little girl retorted, tion, housing and agricultural censuses will follow soon. ol Alto. Stow and Davis in stores cash railway system. vision. A 1973 graduate of Union praised.., (Psalm 18:3). thinking that put her father The average debt burden in the U.S. is $345 for each The bride-to-be is a I9S6 Kentuood. - The front page seems to be reserved for disasters He is the son of Jack A. High School, he joined the out front. person. graduate ol Saranac High The couple is planning an "My daddy got his taxes," around the world. I row bridge of Ada. Navy in May of 1978. Another child was over- 25 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - JAN. 14, 1965 School and a NS" graduate August II. I WO wedding. a little boy bragged to his 75 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - JAN. 14, 1915 Trowbridge is a 1987 heard to boast. "My lather A school board meeting that ran until midnight brings playmate. The area meeting of IQOF lodges is termed a huge news that renovation of the present junior high will run has more credit cards than success, with 150 present from fifteen lodges. $80,000. Sports is also a major item of discussion. yours has." Lowell contributions of food and clothing are sent on A booking agent from Chicago proposed to put on Children love to brag about their way to Belgian relief. the Showboat in 1965, this after several adjourned meet- their parents. When Gixi's The junior class will present a farce at City Hall next AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY children catch a true glimpse ings of the Showboat Board result in cancellation of week, "Blundering Billy". Walter Kropf is Billy. this year's show. of His greatness, they want Ledger Entries Also at City Hall next week: local boxer Perry Schad ADA COMMUNITY to brag about Him. too. Umbrellas for men are back in favor. Coons is stock- CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE vs. Joe Nasser of Saginaw, also some good pre- ADA CHRISTIAN ing them after a 30-year absence. REFORMED CHURCH BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH Many humans are impre- of 100,75,50 and 25 Years Ago liminaries. OF LOWELL A strike is called at the Newell Manulacturing Co. by REFORMED CHURCH 7227 Thomapple River Dr 676-1032 3900 East Fulton ssed by those who possess 201 North Washington Street The high school chemistry class is studying and ex- 7152 BradfiekJ St, S E 676-1698 Pastor THOMAS J BARTHA REV RAYMOND E BEFUS the union local. REV JIM GELDHOF wealth and influence; they arc perimenting with ammonia. Morning Worship 10:00 A M Morning Worship 9:50 A M Church School iq oo A M always ready to give attention 100 YEARS AGO INTHE JOURNAL-JAN. 16,1890 Morning Worship . 9 30 A M Sunday School 11 20 A M (Broadcast 10 A M WMAX 1470) Morning Worship 11:00 A M. to those in prominent places. Sunday School ... 10 45 A M. Evening Worship 6:00 P M Sunday School 11:15 A M Evening Worship Evening Service 6:00 P M. rate was 4 percent among cap users, compared with 1.7 . 6:00 P M. WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS Evening Sen/ice 6 00 P M But God is different from sequent intercourse, and to leave the device in place for no Wednesday Mid-Week Service COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUR Wednesday Service 7:30 P M. mortals. He listens to the more than 24 hours. percent among diaphragm users after three months ot use. CHURCH HOME WELCOME TO ALL Jr. Teens. Adults 7;oo p m HEALTH After 6 months of use. the incidence of pap smear changes Nursery-Come & Worship With Us least of us. He gives grace to the humble, strength to the With Some users of the cap have related some difficulties with was similar in both groups. Nevertheless, the FDA has re- weak and weary, sight to the Dr. Paul Gauthier inserting and removing the device. In addition, dislodgment commended that the cap be prescribed only for women with FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of the cap during intercourse can go unnoticed by both normal pap smears and that patients get follow -up pap tests CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH blind, and wisdom to those & OF ALTO who ask. partners. after three months of use. There have been no reports ol CHURCH OF LOWELL Corner of 60th Street & Bancroft Avenue OF LOWELL Dr. Jim Lang Rates of pregnancy are similar among diaphragm and cap toxic shock syndrome associated w ith the use of the cervical 2275 West Mam Street Men ought to exalt Coil Meeting at the Lowell Middle School Sunday School 10 00 AM users. In clinical trials, however, the abnormal pap smear (12675 Foreman) Morning Worship 1100AM Sunday School 9:45 A M He is worthy of praise. And cap. Sunday Morning Worship Evening Worship ...... 7 00 P M Sunday Worship Services 11.00 A M & 6:00 P.M. praise brings His approval, h And Children s Activities 10:00 AM Wednesday Bible Study Awana • Wednesday 6:30 PM brings victory to the heart Midweek Bibie Studies and Youth Groups and Prayer Meeting 7 00 P M Wednesday Prayer Meeting ... 7 00PM I i when nothing else can. One FEMALE CONTRACEPTION: THE CERVICAL CAP LISTENING AND HELPING" GENE SICKLER. PASTOR JOE GERKIN. PASTOR 897-0017 897-0077 868-6403 or 868-6912 Dan Nave. Youth Director 897-6737 missionary testified, "We Letters to the Editor praised our way through the The Food and Drug Administration^FDA) has recently ALTON BIBLE CHURCH difficulty." Another has said. approved the use of a cervical cap for female contraception. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Lincoln Lake Ave at 3 Mile Road FIRST UNITED METHODIST "When it is hard to pray, This makes the first time in eight years that a new contracep- Dear Editor; tion and staff for their were apprehensive. Respon- Church of the Nazarene. and Sunday School 10:00 A M CHURCH OF LOWELL FRIENDSHIP COUNTRY praise your way through." tive has been introduced in the United States. This device emergency preparedness sible administration and em- the work crews who had the (United Church of Chnst) CHUhCH OF LOWELL horning Worship 11:00AM is hardly new. however. It has been used in Europe success- plan. Nursing home residents ployees were a distinct asset dangerous job of repairing the Evening Praise 7:00 P M 404 North Hudson 621 E Mam Street 897-5936 CHAPEL Why not try it if you're in Please share with your damage. Wednesday AWANA 7:00 P M 897-5906 REGULAR HOURS 10200 Grand River Ave difficulty? "Praise your way fully for most of this century. In general, any woman who readers and the Lowell Com- arrived at check-in/check-out to dependent persons in a (Sept • Apnl) Worship and Church School . . . 10:00 A.M. Morning Worship. 9 00 A M and 10:45 A.M.. Sunday Services 10 30 AM through." is a candidate for a diaphragm is also a candidate for use munity my thanks for all the point and were checked in. crisis situation. On behalf of my congrega- Prayer and Bible Study 7:30 P M Rev David Hagens Pastor Church School 9:30 to 10:30 A M Wednesday Bible Study 7 00PM Prayer: "My heart is fixed, of the cervical cap. Women who should not use the cap are help during the recent Food was provided for those There were other groups tion. I say a special THANK REV WILLIAM AMUNDSEN. MINISTER BOB ROUSH. PASTOR REV KENNETH R MCGEE Pastor Eleanor Martin Director of Education O God, my heart is fixed. 1 ®those who arc found to have unusual cervical shape or length, •EMERGENCY" experi- who had not yet eaten, as well and individuals who were YOU to these and to the many Manlyn Ossentjuk Director of Music Nursery available al both services 897-7489 897-5648 or 897-4273 w cervical lacerations or scars and an abnormal pap smear. helpful during our emergency individuals in the community Barrier Free Entrance will sing and praise...I '" enced by our Community. as provisions available for the YOU ARE WELCOME! Barner-Free Nursery Provided praise thee, O Lord, among Like the diaphragm, the cervical cap is a barrier contracep- When it was determined that next day. Patients* charts and a week ago. Those included: who gave selflessly during a tive. This means that it functions as a physical barrier be- The Salvation Amu time that could have been a the people: I will sing unto Lowell Medical Care Facility medicines were available 9 thee among the nations. For tween sperm and the cervical opening. The cap stays in and persons surrounding the within one-half hour after the Emergency Canteen. Can- disaster. 1 hope that we may MISSIONARY CHURCH ST. MARY S thy mercy is great unto the place by suction and support by the vaginal wall. As with gas leak needed to be first residents arrived at our teen S(K). The American Red all continue to know the bles- GOOD SHEPHERD sings ol community on a 10501 Settle wood Ph 897-7185 CATHOLIC CHURCH heavens, and thy truth unto the diaphragm, a spermicidal gel is also used. evacuated last week. I was building. Blankets and bed- Cross of Kent and Ionia LUTHERAN CHURCH Counties. Lowell Area daily basis. Sunday School 9 45 A M 402 N Amity the clouds." Amen. Some women find the cap more convenient than the diap- again proud to be a part of a ding arrived shortly after. Worship Service 1100AM MSGNR JAMES MORAN hragm because it requires spermicide application only upon community that pulls to- Staff from the facility volun- Schools (housing and bus- Sincerely. 10305 Biuewater Highway Evening Service . 6 00 P M MASSES insertion and can remain in place for 48 hours, allowing teered time in off-hours. ing). Lowell Rescue Squad, W.J. (Bill) Amundsen, pastor Prayer and Bible Study-7 30 P M Wednesdays We increase the sweetness ol gether when needs arise. Morning Worship ... 10.00 A M several ambulance com- First United Methodist GLENN H MARKS Saturday Mass our gifts by thankfulness lor ^nore spontaneous sexual activity. In contrast, diaphragm Special congratulations are While a few residents were Sunday School & Adult Bibie C'ass 9 00 A M 530 PM Foreman Road Sunday Masses Risers are admonished to inseil the diaphragm soon before excited over such a change in panies. Lowell Fire and Church of Lowell JOSEPH FRFMFR PASTOR 6 9 00& 11 00 AM them. We taste them twice in order for the Lowell Med- 897 9110 Police Departments. Lowell 897 8307 when we ruminate on theni intercourse, to apply additional spermicide before sub- ical Care Center administra- their daily routines, most Letter, cont'd., pg. ^ in gratitude. Alexander MacLaiv The Lowell ledger - Wednesday. January 17, 19^0 - Page 6 The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, January 17. 1990 - Page 7 Coming Events Linton Farm Supply grand opening is Friday kets the products of Na-Churs fertilizer to a full service farm Na-Churs Plant Food; one Notices In the Ledger's "Com- LOWELL AREA ARTS COUN- Story Hour at Calvary Chnstian EVERY 1ST A 3RD TUESDAY THIRD TUESDAY EVENING - SUN.. JAN. 21: The Lowell Plant Food Company. Linton supply company. "We handle gallon Roundup from ing Events'* are free of charge Ladies Joy Fellowship. Various Unrted Methodist Church wm CIL: 149 S. Hudson St. Hours; Reformed Church. 1151 W - V F W. Post 8303 meets at the currently markets products in all types of fertilizer, chemi- Brayton Chemical; one bag of to any non-profH organization Main. Lowell 9;30 - 10:45 a.m. topics and special speakers. For host magician, Gary Flegal fo, a Monday thru Friday. 1 to 5 p.m.; V.F.W, Clubroom. 307 E. Mam 20 counties. Lowell will cals - herbicides, insecticides seed com from Golden Har- in the Lowell, Ada, Alto, and Saturdays and Sundays, 1 30 to Nursery provided. St.. Lowell at 8:00 p.m. more info call Lowell Assembly Youth event on cults and the Saranac area. We prefer such 4:30 p.m. Closed holidays of God at 897-7047. supernatural at 6 p.m serve as the home base. He and fungicides. We also han- vest; and a bag of soybean notices to be kept brief and to Phone 897-8545. EVERY SECOND TUESDAY SATURDAYS - Take Off owns liquid fertilizet* centers die seeds." he said. seed from Golden Harvest, be submitted by mail, but will The Lowell Area Fishing Club Pounds Sensibly Tops #M11493 EVERY SUNDAY EVENING - MON.. JAN. 22; Senior All- in Shelbyville, Jones and Pal- Linton nurtured his knowl- accept notices by phone at Royal Rangers for the boys. Mis- Nighter Planning meeting at 7 WOMEN OF THE MOOSE now meets at the Flat River meets every Sat. at 8:30 a.m. in myra. edge of the financial world 897-9261, Chapter night meeting is held the Snowmobile Clubhouse on Pot- the Congregational Church sionettes for the girls for kids kin- p.m. in Room A-1 at the Lowell The building in which Lin- during his nine years in first Monday of each month, at 8 ters Road, just East of Montcalm basement In Lowell Comer of dergarten and up. Christ Ambas- High School. All mteresled par- 2ND WEDNESDAY: Mens p.m. Ave, at 7:00 p.m. All prospective Spring and Hudson Sts. Weigh- sadors for the youth (7 thru 12 ents please attend ' y ton Farm Supply is located branch management al Old breakfast at Lowell Senior members or interested individu- ins from 8:30 a.m. til 9:00 a.m. grades). Chnstian Clubs to help was secured from Michigan Kent Bank & Trust. "A friend Center. 314 S. Hudson St. Call WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Bus- als are cordially welcome our children grow through the SUN.. JAN. 2S; The Lowell Milk back on November I, of the family kept encourag- Wigwagging is a method 897-5949 for reservations UnHed Methodist Youth Group iness Meeting is held the third TUESDAYS - Take Off Pounds means of achievement prog- 1 m 1989. " MMPA (Michigan ing me to come work at the signaling with one flag Monday of each month, at 8 p m FIRST THURSDAY OF EACH Sensibly Tops #MI 372 meets rams. special activities, crafts will sponsor a spaghetti dinner The three motions used re- EVERY WEDNESDAY: at 1p.m. Milk Producers Association) bank. * Linton says. "It's a de- MONTH: The Bowne Township every Tuesday evening at the and basic moral learning. For on Superbowl Sunday, serving present a dot, a dash and the Senior Bowling • Rollaway Ltd. EVERY TUESDAY MORNING Historical Society will hold regu- Lowell Congregational Church more info call Lowell Assembly from noon to 2 p.m. Tickets may built a cheese plant (Leprino cision I've never regrctied. end of a word or paragraph. Lanes Over age 55. Ladies )Oin us for Coffee Break lar meetings at the Old Township basement. Comer of Spring and of God at 897-7047. be obtained at FMB Stale Sav- Cheese Plant) in Allendale." Its help me to get the full Hall, at Bowne Center, on the Hudson Sts. Weigh-ins at 5:45 ings Bank, or the Church oftice he says. Linton first heard of benefits from the utilization first Thursday of each month at p.m. LOWELL LIBRARY - NEW those plans in 1987 and that's of my money." 7:30 p.m. No December meet- HOURS! Open Mon 10:30 a.m. TUES.. JAN. 30: Saranac A CREDIT ing. THURSDAYS: Take Off Pounds to 5:30 p.m.: Wed, 12:30 to 8:30 Alumni vs. WCU2 Media All basically when he started Linton was excited to add Sensibly Tops Ml No. 333. p.m. and Fri. &Sat., 12:30 to 5:30 Starts in a basketball game hew planning for the opening of that Linton Farm Supply will PROBLEM? 6- * * EVERY SECOND WEDNES- Saranac. meets every Thursday p.m. at Saranac High School gym- Linton Farm Supply. be placing all liquid fertilizer We've got all your ^ DAY: Lowell VFW Auxiliary No. evening at the Saranac Public Li- nasium, 150 Pleasant St al 7 In Linton's years of farm- storage tanks within a DNR 8303 meets at 8:00 p.m. at the SENIOR CITIZENS BOWLING p.m. $2 admission for adults and brary Weigh-ins at 6:45 p.m. ing in partnership with approved containment sys- NO CRE0IT? entertainment needs' VFW Post. 307 W Main Street. LEAGUE - 60 years and older, $1 lor children. All proceeds go Lowell. SECOND MONDAY OF EACH welcome Roll-Away Ltd Lanes to Steve Simpson Scholarship brother, Richard Doezema tern. "In case a tank would * covered, call us Fund. they began to use Na-Churs leak, the containment system EVERY SECOND WEDNES- MONTH: The Lowell Area on Wed at 1 p.m. DAY: GFWC • Lowell Woman s Schools Board of Education . . .. , n j . r. • .L . . . . . ™ Liquid Fertilizer and later prevents any possible con- we're the pros. * 2ND AND 4TH MONDAY MON., FEB. 5: No January In 81 0 1 00 ,stn Mltln nc NEED A NEWI Club hold a monthly luncheon meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Board i • » . T T ii! ^ ' 8 ^ » the grand opening of began working sales for the lamination," he explains, NIGHTS: Men s Life Bible study meeting of the Athletic Boosters with program following at of Education office located in the in on arm upp y on Jan. 19. company. Due to heart prob- On Linton Farm Supply 's group will meet at Calvary Chns- The next meeting mil be Feb- USED CAR Schneider Manor For further in- Middle School. 12685 Foreman PRIVATE PARTIES ruary 5 at the K-Quad Room al The best way tor an ag- in November their answer sense as he prepares for the lems. Linton left farming and grand opening day food will formation call President Janet Road tian Reformed Church in the WEDDINGS the High School ricullural distributor to serve was'that's when my father al- Jan. 19 grand opening of Lin- becamed involved in sales be provided from 11 a.m. Bovee at 897-8112. Narthex. All men in the commu- OR TRUCK? NIGHT CLUBS EVERY MONDAY EVENING: nity are welcome. Call 897-6215 his patrons is to know the ways did it.'" Today, through ton Farm Supply at the comer marketing. Then in 1987 the until 7 p.m. for friends, and or 897-7555 for more informa- BAR MITZVAHS EVERY THIRD SUNDAY: The "Euchre" will be played at the product they are selling. research and soil testing, dis- of Cascade Road and Alden company changed over to a customers. There will be door % FAIRS & FESTIVALS Flat River Snowmobile Club V.F.W. Post 8303 at 7:30 p.m. tion. College News ) However simple that may tributors have leamed. "Soil Nash. The business will be marketing system -from em- prizesforall who attend. Rep- Admission is $1, pnzes. Public SCHOOLS & CLUBS meets at the clubhouse at 11841 sound, there was a time in the testing is better than gues- open from II a.m. to 7 p.m. ployees to distributorships, resentatives from many com- CONTACT Potters Rd. A Potluck is at 12:30 welcome. THURS., JAN. 18: The Lowell Middle School Eighth Grade Recently degrees wciv is- not so distant past when many sing." Linton said. Linton Farm Supply will be Linton opted to become a dis- panics will be on hand to talk p.m. with business meeting fol- sued from Ferris Stale UniuT- DENNY HUVER lowing. New members and EVERY MON. & TUES. MORN- Drama Class will present the farmers used chemicals and Linton was raised as a marketing Na-Churs Liquid tributor for their products. to patrons. There will also be guests are welcome. ING - Coffee Break Bible Study play "Airline" at 7:30 p.m. in the sily for the fall quarter In- fertilizers because that's what youth on his father's (George Fertilizer. He already had a Linton has since expanded a free drawing offering the 897-8431 Monday 7:15 to 8:30 p.m.; Tues- LMS Cafetonum. Admission is cluded in that list was local their predecessors did. Fur- Linton) farm on 52nd St. He marketing base, as he mar- the product line beyond liquid following prizes: SlOO from day 9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. free QUA-KE-ZIK SPORTSMEN'S student. William Rohcn Lakeside Community Church. thermore. because of the dis- has been running the xx-acre CLUB: meets every 2nd and 4th Sumner, of Lowell, who re- cSound III Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. at the Club 6201 Whitneyville Rd. THURS.. JAN. 18: Keenagers tributors' lack of knowledge farm since 1963. He says his building at 11400 Foreman will meet at 10 a.m at Vergennes ceived a Bachelor of Sciencc and/or because of their blind success both as a farmer and Road. Lowell. 3RD SAT. OF EACH MONTH - Methodist Church They will play Deizree in Pharmacy. pursuit of money, wrong-do- a distributor comes from al- PERSONAL INJURY AHORNEYS Music for all occasions V.F.W. Post No. 8303 in Lowell. cards. Potluck dinner Bring a STEAK FRY! ings were not corrected. ways striving to do better. EVERY 1ST WEDNESDAY - 307 W Mam. Steak dinner, serv- dish to pass and your own table Tummino & Tummino, P.C. ing 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. Public in- service. Sandra M Baker, ol \lio% % As an example, John Lin- "Farmers are always chal- • Jay Vezino * Lowell Area Jaycees. meet at the is visiting the Bahamas with Lowell YMCA at 7:00 p.m. New vited. ton. President of Linton Dis- lenging the elements, the — Car Accidents Saturday, January 20 members welcomed Member- SAT., JAN. 20: VFW Steak Fry. a Lighthouse team I mm tributing Inc. at 11950 Cas- weather and the insects," he + Phone 897-8520 ship 21-39 years of age Leader- EVERY THIRD SATURDAY - serving from 4 to 8 p.m. at the Taylor University duruii: ihe cade Rd. S.E., points to the says. — No Fault Claims 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. ship training through community Men's Breakfast 8 a.m. at Lowell VFW Hall. 307 E. Mam. Lowell. schools January Intertcrm Assembly of God. 3050 Alden Steak, baked potato and salad high nitrate level in the water The life-long farmer also — Motorcycle Accidents involvement. Interested, call She is the daughter ol Mr and 897-6604 or 897-6567 Nash, (just south of town). Spec- bar available. in Traverse City. "Farmers abides by M.E.Y (Maximum ial speaker and good food. For iMrs. Peter Baker and is a were putting heavy amounts Economic Yield). "That — Slip and Fall Baked Potato more info call 897-7047. sophomore majorini; in of nitrogen in their soil in means fertilize for your po- — Wrongful Death and Salad Bar • • • Psychology. Novcmbcr. By the lime tential and noi beyond. This LOWELL' NEW, LONGER HOURS: — Accident Claims (All the Fixins') Mon Tuci .Wrd illuns Ujm Id 11 JOpm Lighthouse is an evangelis- spring came the benefit ot the is just good, practical, busi- iNEST Fn and Sal Ham till 30 p m Initial Consultation Free For Personal Injury Matter Sun 4 p m III 11 p m * BRAND NEW • tic, mission-oriented, studem ^nitrogen was lost. When ness sense," Linton explains. (OPEN BY APPOINTMENT) organization at Taylor, l.iiilw Warmers were asked why nit- He will count on all of his No Attorney Fee unless you win V.F.W. 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We're I think we all owe thanKs 50% OFF - NEW STUDENTS one of the Michigan Farm Bureau P-m (Expires 1/31/90) to Trooper Nelson and in- Family of Companies. 2 MEDIUM PIZZAS!.?... 2 LARGE PIZZAS!.^ LOWELL ADA state Police for their caring U With Cheese And 5 Toppings With Cheese And 2 Toppings First United Ada Christian time for our safety. Hiank 12:00 $ 4 /\29 MARK JOHNSON noon t ' 4 Methodist Church school You. umi 6167 28th St. SE 621 East Mam Street 7192 Bradlield S.E r. »IC« u» •Mia oxn- f 1 f II m FITNESS Clare like all of the st p.m O-f C .-••» O-, I MWM* •< . €»•••. .FHOGRA Grand Rapids, Ml %*•«••*» O O. Irw.*.. m/ Mon. 4 Wed. at 7 p.m. Tues. 4 Thurs.-7 p.m. dents in the program i \USA 49546 • 940-8181 Phon. 897.6124 • Join AnyUm. D.A.R.E. because good ad vice is hard to gel. I he Lowell Leil£er - Wednesday. Januan 17, 1990 • Page 8 Lowell technology The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, January 17, 1990 • Page ^ Main St., continued . . Technology, continued curriculum approved My apologies and thanks Blake was a Rich Blake con- from now, but immediately. of this year's budget. is reallv the only way we can Butts said. The neglect prob- OFF THE BLOTTER manccs are S6 or when purchased in blocks of 20 or more, ^lo any of whom I was una- victed of child molestation However, he still will suffer Jim White, Director of Cur- adequatley address the costly lem started five years ago S5 cach. Lynn Smith. 30. of Lowell backed from a private drive \ The traditional charge of machines and equipment ware, and who should have and lie was looking for sup- the consequences of his ac- riculum added that the needs of the technology de- with the mandate and hasn't on Sibley St. Jan. 12 into the path of a car driven by Margaret Blocks must be paid tor by Feb. 9 to receive the discount, industrial education has from the 1989-90 capital out. been included in the list porters to help him get a machines recommended for partment. really been addressed yet. rickets will be on sale at Loweleclronics from 9 a.m. to 6 Afton. 41. also of Lowell causing minor property damage lay account not to exceed above. W.J.A. changed, with that so has the lighter sentence. He didn't tions - a hangover. It is Ihe purchase arc by no means The machines currently re- Back in the early eighties p.m. Monday through Friday, and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on to both vehicles. $12,841, the request for aim of education. want to go to jail. Why did same with any other course a going to meet the real need commended for purchase will Lowell High School had five Saturday. Terrance DeBold. 21. if Grcenbush. Ml was injured in an $1912.50 for textbooks from Dear Editor: Back in the l940V50's it he write to us. we wondered? person may follow. If one of rep/iicing most of the anti- be paid for over the next three full-time employees in the Call Chris or Jim Hodges al 897-6656 for more informa- accident Jan. 12 when the vehicle he was driving struck a the 1989-90 textbooks ac- was called industrial arts We don't even know this man. chooses to do wrong they can quated ones currently in each years out of the existing cap- technology area. Today, there tion. car in the rear driven by Joan Thayer, 30, ol Lowell on Main count; and also approved the today it Is referred to as With the recent events of Apparently, he had found be forgiven but, they will still lab. While the current budget ital outlay budget. are only two. St. near Alden Nash. purchase of machines and ATTENTION! PARENTS OF SENIOR STUDENTS technology education. "The the last year regarding child Ihe Lord (as if the Lord was have to take responsibility does not allow for replace- It is believed by many that The new technology cur- Michael Lindhout, 17. of Ada struck a parked car in the equipment scheduled for pur- technical education has got abuse in this community, I ever missing) and he was very and suffer the consequences ment at this time. White the mandated core curriculum riculum is a step toward re- High School parking lot belonging to Marcia Ebling of Ada Senior All-Nighter planning meeting will be held Mon- away from specific skills. It's chase in 1990 and 1991 from feel compelled to send this repentant for his actions. A for their actions. suggested it be included in an has squeezed many students versing that 10-year trend. day. Jan. 22 at 7 p.m. in Room A-1 at the Lowell High on Jan. 9 while attempting to park his car. job market now want appli- the capital outlay account ^letter regarding a letter we re- rather emotional discussion upcoming bond issue. "That out of the technology area. A pick-up truck owned by Edward Sumner ol Saranac School. cants that have problem solv- subject to the availability of ceived and ourreaction t o it. between my husband and I So, if Mr. R. Blake is look- was struck by a hit and run driver while parked in Keiser s All interested parents please attend. ing skills, employability funds. A few weeks ago a letter followed Ihe reading of his ing for sympathy from us he Kitchen parking lot on East Main St., Jan. 8. came addressed to my hus- is fishing in the wrong pond. GOVERNMENT COMMODITIES - JANUARY 25 skills and the ability to get Kaeb along with high letter. United Parcel Service Lowell officers recovered a stolen off-road 4 wheeler Fri- AND if Mr. Blake has truly along with other employees," school technology instructors band from an R. Blake. Im- We are skeptics of day evening, Jan. 12, after chasing it down Bowes Rd. and found the Lord and repented Commodities will be distributed to all those eligible on Lowell High Sch(X)l Technol- Gary Butts and Dave mediately my mind, working jailhouse conversions. We re- x onto S. Center St. where it struck a fence. The driver escaped in typical female fashion, then he should take his U.P.S. Shipping Thursday. Jan. 25 al the Lowell Moose Lodge. 210 h E. ogy instructor Curt Kaeb Stegehuis presented their called an example told by my on foot. The vehicle was stolen in Ionia County the last part punishment like a man and Main between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. said. "However students still technology curriculum to the goes through a series of father-in-law about forgive- of December. names wondering what R, pray that his faith and the Bring proof of all household income such as Social Sec- need to be able to apply the Lowell Board of Education at ness. A man may start drink- Service Now Available at The Lowell Fire Dept. was dispatched to 31 tires in the stands for. Rachel, Rhonda, Lord will help him through urity. Pension. General Assistance and SSI etc. basic math, science and lan- its January meeting. The cur- ing and without realizing it, month of December, 1989. The Department responded to Renee - did my husband have it. We feel the same about any MORE BLUEBIRD NEWS guage skills to solve the prob- riculum will go into effect be- either intentionally or unin- 235 dispatches in the 1989 calendar year. ^a secret admirer I didn't know child abuser. lems." ginning with the 1990-9! tentionally, gel drunk. He The Lowell Ledger Mrs. Evelyn Matron of Kissing Rock Avenue called the Arrested on two warrants Sat., Jan. 13 was George Sai- about? Lowell's Board of Educa- school year, with textbooks may be very sorry for his ac- Ledgeroffice to report a bluebird sighting at their home on geon. 36, of Lowell. One warrant for Contempt of Court Well, when my husband 105 N. Broadway • Lowell • Ph. 897-9261 tion approved the technology and machines purchased out tions and ask God for forgive- We need to protect our chil- Christmas Da\ and has come to believe they have stayed out of Grand Rapids and the second issued by Charlevoix opened the letter and read its ness. He will be forgiven; not dren. curriculum, the request for Tech., cont'd., pg. 9 Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. 'til 5:00 p.m. all winter in covered areas. Countv Friend of the Court. contents we found out that R. hours, or weeks, or months Christine M. Ellison Lowell Cit}|Council Proceedings

OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS IT WAS MOVED by Hodges and seconded by Tom Shimmel (767 Foreman) and William Bennett (2/5). Jud Wilterink, President of Lowell Granite, stated November, 1986) to 5.6 million (January thru July and Power offices were closed on Tuesday, January of the Thompson to nominate Councilmember Doyle for the (Lowell Auto Shop, 319 E. Main) stated concerns they in a letter a request for an Industrial Development Dis- 1988). 2. City Manager Pasquale responded that their labor CITY COUNCIL office of Mayor Pro Tem. had with the proposed ordinance. Mr. Shimmel felt that trict status for his business under State Public Act 198. It was determined during the summer of 1988 that the contract has New Year's Eve off as a holiday. It was of the property owners should have the right to work on veh- This status would qualify Lowell Granite for tax abate- estimates were too high. Billings were suspended to decided by Light and Power to have the day after New CITY OF LOWELL. MICHIGAN IT WAS FURTHER MOVED by Hodges and seconded icles (i.e. vintage cars). He believed that the ordinance ment for the new addition proposed to be built in early the Township from August to December 1988, since it Year's (January 2) off instead of Friday (December 29). by Fonger to close the nominations. may be too harsh on residents. Mr. Bennett mentioned 1990. appeared that the City's costs were compensated. Also, Councilmember Fonger suggested that in the future it For the Regular Meeting of Tuesday, January 2.1990. YEA: 5. his business is involved with repairing cars and does it was anticipated that the meter would be repaired. should be advertised what days Light and Power will NAY; 0 have vehicles out. He said that every effort is made to IT WAS MOVED by Doyle and seconded by Fonger to On January 30,1989, City staff met with John Timpson be closed. The meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m, by City ABSENT: 0. conceal these. set a public hearing for February 5, 1990 to consider and Ray Fix (Township engineer). While proposed ad- Councilmember Hodges inquired about the status of Manager Clerk David Pasquale. MOTION CARRIED. Chief of Police Emmons suggested that some kind ol ^the Industrial Development District application for Low- justments were discussed, the meter still had operating the new fire station. City Manager Pasquale reported special use permit could be included in the ordinance ell Granite Company. problems. Work on resolving these carried on through that the cement floor in the apparatus room has been PRESENT: Councilmembers Doyle, Hodges, Fonger, item No. 2. AUTHORiZATiON OF SIGNATURES FOR for someone who is actively working on something YEA: 5. the entire year. installed and should be completed soon. Thompson, and Maatman. CITY BANK ACCOUNTS AND DESIGNATION OF DE- within a reasonable amount of time. Councilmember NAY: 0. On December 18,1989, a meeting with City and Town- item No. 10. CITY MANAGER'S REPORT. City Man- ABSENT: None. POSITORY BANKS. As noted by the auditors com- Hodges felt that the ordinance process should be de- ABSENT: 0. ship officials was held. The following was agreed upon ager Pasquale reported on the following: ments, it has been necessary to annually designate the layed until a special use provision could be included m MOTION CARRIED. based on these assumptions: 1. A meeting was held on December 28, 1989 with T WAS MOVED by Doyle and seconded by Fonger City's depository banks, authorize signatures for bank the language. Police Chief Emmons, Fire Chief Martin, City Manager hat the minutes of the December 18,1989 meeting be Pasquale, Township Supervisors John Timpson and accounts and access to safety deposit box during the Mayor Maatman said that everyone should be treated item No. 6. AWARD OF HANGAR LEASE AT LOW- * The meter was calibrated in June, 1986. The flows approved as written. ensuing year. the same. The police will use their discretion in each ELL CITY AIRPORT. The Lowell Airport Board adver- registered to July and August of 1986 were 1,292,310 Jim Cook to discuss rescue and fire department mat- YEA: 5. The following designations were recommended: situation, just as they have in the past. . tised for interested parties regarding the lease of a box and 1,242,480 gallons respectively. ters. The following was agreed upon: NAY: 0. %| • langar located at the airport. The new lease proposal * Monthly flows were assumed at 1.3 million gallons ABSENT: 0. A. Share training costs of the rescue service a. Authorized signatures for bank accounts IT WAS MOVED by Thompson and seconded by Doyle established an annual rental rate of $4,200 paid in from January to August of 1986. Then, monthly flow MOTION CARRIED. equally by each jurisdiction. This amounts to Mayor City Manager David Pasquale to adopt the Junk Vehicle Ordinance as proposed monthly installments of $350. Also, immediate mainte- increases of 7500 gallons were calculated per unit as $160 a month (20 members at $8 a month) Mayor Pro Tem City Treasurer Judy Noonon YEA: 4, (Doyle, Fonger, Thompson and Mayor Maat- nance is required including painting and roof repairs. additional units were added to the system through De- IT WAS MOVED by Hodges and seconded by and $1,920 a year. Each jurisdiction would pay Police Chief Barry Emmons man) The lessee can utilize a rent credit for the sums ex- cember, 1987. $640 per year. Thompson that the bills and accounts payable be al- NAY: 1, (Hodges) pended to paint, re-roof or provide other maintenance * As assumption was made that the 1988 flows were B. Share in the repair of the Fire Truck No. lowed and warrants issued. b. Safety Deposit Box Access ABSENT: 0. needed to the hangar. The lease would be limited to the same monthly flow estimated by the City for August, YEA: Councilmembers Doyle. Hodges, Fonger, 6 tanker. This would amount to between $300- Charlene McNab MOTION CARRIED. ten years. 1988. (2.35 million gallons). 400 per jurisdiction. Thompson, and Maatman. Betty Morlock Two proposals were received: Tom Speerstra of Lowell * The meter was again calibrated this past month. It 2. In reviewing Police Department renovation plans with NAY. 0. Item No. 4. LOCATION OF THE LIGHT AND POWER and Clare Patterson of Conklin. The Board recom- registered at 1.8 million gallons for November and De- ABSENT: None. cember. This has been used as a standard for 1989. the Building Inspector and prospective contractors, it c. Depository Banks SUBSTATION AT STONEY LAKESIDE PARK. As di- ^mended Tom Speerstra be awarded the lease because MOTION CARRIED. * Total over billing was estimated at $38,916.09. was recommended to have sealed drawings. Dan Dur- Comerica Bank-Grand Rapids (Grand Rapids) rected by the Council, City Manager Pasquale con- he proposed to gradually upgrade usage of the hangar. * Sewer billing (includes debt service) kee of Wold and Associates was contacted for a prop- FMB (Lowell) tacted Allan Meyer (surveyor from Williams and Works) This is important since improvements to the airport must BILLS AND ACCOUNTS PAYABLE TOTALS (1-2-90) owed by the Township from August osal. First of America Bank (Grand Rapids) and Jim Schaut (project engineer, Greiner. Inc.) con- come first before full scale business enterprise can take General Fund $36,158.82 thru December, 1988 -28,697.58 Old Kent Bank (Ada, Grand Rapids) cerning the location of the substation at Stoney place. Major Street Fund 95.71 * Lowell Township owes $8,000 toward Item No. 11. APPOINTMENTS. None Great Lakes Bancorp (Grand Rapids) Lakeside Park. According to Mr. Schaut, the site had Tom Speerstra had agreeed to the lease proposal ex- Look Fund 73,874.30 plant construction. A check from the Manufacturers National Bank (Grand Rapids) cept: (1) delete removing snow from leased area (an to be moved from adjoining the Bowes Road right-of- IT WAS MOVED by Doyle and seconded by Hodges Local Street Fund 107,57 airport management responsibility). (2) modify insur- Township will be applied against billings -8.000.00 Michigan National Bank (Ada, Grand Rapids) way because the substation would be in the power line Sewer Fund 19,600.33 ance requirements until business is brought in, (3) not Total owed to Township (to be credited to adjourn to the Closed Session at 8:47 p.m., regarding NBD Grand Rapids (Ada, Grand Rapids) right-of-way. There would be no means to get the four Water Fund 1,212.20 required to remove underground gas tanks and (4) pro- against future billings) $2,218.51 possible property acquisition. distribution circuits out of the substation. Also, Mr Equipment Fund 1,185.47 vide five tiedowns at no charge. * The flow meter will be calibrated annually. IT WAS MOVED by Fonger and seconded by Hodges Schaut mentioned that the substation was too close to Data Processing Fund 252.75 * The Township will have their customer businesses IT WAS MOVED by Doyle to adjourn at 9:17 p.m. to accept the designated depository banks and au- the street and problems would be created for vehicle metered to insure better reading. Sewage flow meters Current Tax Fund 92,952.83 thorized signatures for bank acccounts and access to IT WAS MOVED by Thompson and seconded by Doyle service parking. Thus, a decision was made last May Approved: January 15, 1990. to award a ten year airport hangar lease with Tom have difficulty giving accurate readings. the safety deposit box during the ensuing year as recom- to move the substation site back 55' from the right-of- item No. 1. ELECTION OF MAYOR AND MAYOR PRO mended. Speerstra as proposed subject to final review by the way. The surveyor then responded with an amended IT WAS MOVED by Hodges and seconded by Doyle James D. Maatman, Mayor TEM. As required by the City Charter the election of YEA. 5. drawing. City Attorney, to approve the agreement on sewer usage between David M. Pasquale, City Clerk the mayor and mayor pro tem by the Council was held NAY: 0. YEA: 5. There was no capriciousness on the part of the surveyor the City and Lowell Township. for the two year terms. City Manager Clerk Pasquale ABSENT: 0. NAY: 0. or engineer. The problem lies with Light and Power not YEA: 5. opened the floor for nominations for the office of Mayor. MOTION CARRIED. ABSENT: 0. communicating the need for the relocation of the sub- NAY: 0. station. MOTION CARRIED. IT WAS MOVED by Doyle and seconded by Fonger to ABSENT: 0. The consensus of the Council was to request a letter nominate Councilmember Maatman for Mayor. MOTION CARRIED. Item No. 3. JUNK CAR ORDINANCE - PUBLIC HEAR- from the Light and Power Board stating why, how and Item No. 7. LOWELL TOWNSHIP SEWER BILLINGS. ING. Chief Emmons stated that problems have arisen who allowed this situation to happen without contacting IT WAS FURTHER MOVED by Fonger and seconded City Manager Pasquale stated that at the last Council Item No. 8. CITIZENS SUGGESTIONS. None. concerning the enforcing of junk vehicles and storage. the City. Also, the Council wants to know what the Idaho Is the only state in the U.S. over which no foreign by Hodges to close the nominations. meeting, an agreement (subject to Council approval) flag has ever flown. District Court Judge Joseph White has said that the Board will do to ensure that this does not happen again Item No. 9. COUNCIL COMMENTS. Councilmember YEA: 5. had been reached with Lowell Township over billings present ordinance is not clear. The proposed ordinance The City Council approved the landscaping, paving and Thompson stated that the ice skating rink is very nice ™C>41R ^7 -? NAY: 0. for sewer usage. He provided the following information: n v\y/ which remedies these problems, prohibits the keeping fencing recommendations from the Parks and Recre- and hopes that lighting can be installed soon so that it ABSENT: 0 of dismantled, partially dismantled or inoperable motor A flow meter located near the Wastewater Treatment ation Commission to the site having Light and Power could be used in the evening hours. JL' >1 MOTION CARRIED. Plant registers sewer usage by Lowell Township. The vehicles, boats, machinery, equipment or parts or any bearing the responsibility. meter itself was struck by lightning in September of Councilmember Fonger questioned if the handicapped parcel of property within the City except where it is sign in the parking lot by the Rescue Barn had been City Manager/Clerk Pasquale turned the meeting over %t986. It was inoperable until December of 1988. During allowed by the zoning ordinance. An exception is also Item No. 5. ESTABLISHMENT OF AN INDUSTRIAL lowered. DPW Director Siciliano said the sign was low- In the 1945 movie To Have and Have Not Lauren Bacall's to Mayor Maatman, who opened the floor for nomina- that time, the City estimated usage. The amount ranged singing voice was dubbed in by 14-Year-old Andy Will- made where such equipment is kept entirely within an DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT - P.A. 198 - LOWELL ered today. He also questioned why the Lowell Light from 3.3 million gallons per month (September thru iams. tions for Mayor Pro Tem. enclosed building. GRANITE CO. - ESTABLISH A PUBLIC HEARING The LowHI ledger • Wednesday; January 17, WO • Page 10 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, January 17, IV90 - ftgc 11 School photography studio opens office in Lowell The Lowell Led er's • • • Lilclouch - National ranked lops in the industry, one out of every four children SchiH>l Studios has been in serving 25 percent of the mar- in the United States," said existence for 54 years. It is ket share. "We photograph Lifetouch sales manager. ELECTRICITY. LISTING MAGAZINE

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"We do lishing (yearbook); and close proximity to other area ffi WGN Chicago marketresearch, an d contrib- Lifetouch Video Creations (a © ESPN Sports schools that Lifetouch ser- ;;.v ute money to the American video yearbook). CNN vices." Robinson said. Those News Student Councils Associa- Lifetouch is an interna- QD CNNHEAD Headline schools include Saranac. tion. Over the last 10 years it tional company with News Ionia. Pewamo-Westphalia. is no longer enough to just branches in all 50 stales. NtCK Kids TV Greenville. Belding, many of take and deliver pictures. South America and Europe CD PASS Troy the Grand Rapids Public CONTAINS LISTINGS FOR FRIDAY, JAN. 19, THRU We're able to return pictures The Lowell branch employs SGD WWMT Kalamazoo Schools. Forest Hills Central, alphabetically to the school seven photographers, four ol ffl® WUHQ Battle Creek and Forest Hills Northern. either by name, grade or whom are sales people. QD QS WILX Lansing THURSDAY, JAN. 25, 1989 Lifetouch. which already homeroom. We've become a Robinson adds over the ®® WLNS Lansing Elizabeth Montgomery plays a paleontologist searching Africa for fossils, and Robert Foxworth plays a man exploring photographs school pictures name based product." Robin- next 3-5 years Lifetouch 83 DISC the same region for monetary gain in Face to Face, airing Wednesday, Jan. 24, on CBS as the 164th Hallmark Hall of for over 290 Michigan educa- son says. "This is made pos- would also like to do family Fame presentation. tional institutions in the west- sible through our com- and individual portraits. Cur- central area, is looking to add puterized camera." rently. Lifetouch sends out Lowell to its list. "From our Lifetouch also fills 90.000 packages of pictures Lowell branch we re strictly schools' needs for service a year. working in the area of school pictures, yearbook die cuts pictures. We lake under- and identification cuts. 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In the event of Thia Morning (CC) 9:45 0 (FR) Movie Expenence (CC) Rangers flaring and scope, etc., required for pedestrians to cross the (D CNN 10:00 O ffl People'a Court GENERAL PROVISIONS any conflict between the provisions of this ordinance and the 0 O (MO) Financial Advisors ffl &i Sesame Street (CC) Man Winter On YourTerms! (D (TU) Movie O X Generations 0O (TU) Michigan At Risk ® TJ Growing Pains (CC) lion 1.1: SHORT TITLE Bowne Township zoning ordinance, this ordinance shall con- street at intersections or other designed places. CD You And Me. Kid 0 © Simon A Simon 0 (FR) Babar 0 O (WE) The Miracle Planet DEDICATION: The intentional appropriation of land by the ffl (MO.WE) To Be 0® ITV 0 (MO) Just A Regular Kid: An trol. (Pt 2 Of 6) (CC) 'his ordinance shall be known and may be cited as the Announced O O Mister Rogers' (D O (TH) Eyes On The Prize II AIDS Story "Bowne Township Residential and Condominium Subdivision Owner to public use. ffl (TU) Solid Gold Rock N iborhood (CC) (CO 0 (TU) You Don't Have To Die Section 1.6: SCOPE FLOOD PLAIN: The area of land adjoining the channel of a Roll i Geraldo O (Q) ffl ® All My Children (CC) )rdinance." ffl Today With Marilyn 0 (MO.WE.TH) 0 (TH) Movie ffl Movie (D (WE) Jim Henson's Ghost Of FUEL INJECTOR This ordinance shall not apply to any lot or lots forming a part river, stream, water course, lake or other similar body of water ffl Kenneth Copeland (CO ffl Chain Reaction Faffner Hall (CC) ffl Loat In Space 0 (MO) 0 (TH) Movie of a subdivision created and recorded prior to the effective which will be inundated by a flood which can reasonably be ffl Bodiea In Motion ffl (FR) Play The Piano tion 1.2: PURPOSE ffl (FR) CBN Telethon ffl Raccoons ffl DayBreak Overnight CLEANING date of this ordinance except for the further dividing of lots. ffl (MO.TU.WE.TH) 700 Club ffl Press Your Luck expected for that region. ffl Myatenoua Cities Of Gold ffl (MO.TU) Varied purpose of this ordinance is to regulate and control the With Pat Robertaon ffl Something Else Nor is it intended by this ordinance to repeal, abrogate, annul GOVERNING BODY (OR TOWNSHIP BOARD): The Bowne CB X CBS Mommg Newa ffl (WE) Beauty Breakthrough ffl Theatre Of The Stara ffl Yogi Bear jubdivision of land within Bowne Township in order to promote ffl Iff Thia Mommg'a Buaineaa For The 90s or in any way impair or interfere with existing provisions of ffl (MO) World Cup Skiing ffl (TH.FR) PGA Golf Township Board. ffl X Jimmy Swaggart ffl (TH) Great Wok Of China the safety, public health and general welfare of the commu- ffl World Day ffl (MO) Continental Basketball $69.95 other laws, ordinances or regulations, or with private restric- IMPROVEMENTS: Any structure incident to servicing or fur- 6:15QD® Nightly Buaineaa Report ffl News (CC) Association |nity. 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Provide for orderly growth and harmonious de- ffl (TU) Fishin'Hole ffl NewsDay vate agreements, or with restrictive covenants running with (D (TU) Survival Seriea: Gentle ffl ® Scrabble ffl Heathcliff crosswalks, water mains and lines, sanitary sewers, storm Gianta Of The Pacific ffl (WE) Scholastic Sports velopment of the community, consistent with or- fflX fflX (MO.TU.WE.TH) Amenca ffl X (B (9) Oprah Winfrey the land to which the Township is a party. Where this ordi- sewers, culverts, bridges, utilities, lagoons, slips, waterways, QD Tom And Jerry'a Funhouae Family Feud ffl Sonya Live In L.A. CB(3D (MO.TU.WE.FR) Police derly growth policies. (D (MO.FR) Movie ffl (FR) Collector'a Journal nance imposes a greater restriction upon land than is imposed lakes, bays, canals and other appropriate items with appurten- ffl Noozlea Academy (CC) 4WD FRONT WHEEL ffl Mouaerciae ffl (MO) American Album ffl 3D (TH) ABC Afterschool B. Secure safe and convenient traffic circulation ffl Diacovery Field Teat or required by such existing provision of any other ordinance ant construction. ffl (FR) World Tomorrow ffl (TU) Natural World Special (CC) through coordinated street systems with proper ffl (TU) To Be Announced ffl (WE) Women Of The World 1:050 Movie CBX Geraldo BEARING REPACK of this Township, the provisions of this ordinance shall control. LOT: A measured portion of a parcel or tract of land, which ffl (TH) How To Get A Second ffl (TH) Discovery Showcaae 1:300 VideoCountry ffl Discovery Field Test relation to major thoroughfares, adjoining subdivi- Paycheck is described and fixed in a recorded plat or condominium 10:05 0 Movie Offl (FR) How To Get A 4:05 0 Flintstones sions and public facilities. ffl Jamea Robiaon Second Paycheck Section 1.7: SCHEDULE OF FEES subdivision building site. The terms lot and building site are ffl Faith 20 10:30 O ffl The Judge 4:300 Club MTV C. Achieve individual property lots of maximum utility O ffl (MO) Winning At Losing O ffl Facts Of Life A $500 fee plus $10 per lot over 50 lots shall be required for ffl Nation's Business Today OX (FR) Hard Copy Weight synonymous. 0 ® Small Wonder and livability. ffl Business Mommg OX (MO.TU.WE.TH) Trial By Offl (TU.WE.TH) Bewitched $100.00 the review and inspection of subdivision plans, or as most A. Lot Depth: The horizontal distance between the ffl CNN Headline Newa Jury 0 O Mister Rogers' D. Insure adequate provisions for water, drainage 0 IS) Dick Van Dyke Neighborhood (CC) currently established schedule of fees as adopted by the ffl Spartakua And The Sun 0 O Square One TV (CC) 0 O (MO) Vintage: A History front and rear lot lines, measured along the (TU.WE.FR) 0 (TU) 0 ij Family Ties (CC) and sanitary sewer facilities and other health re- Beneath The Sea 0 Of Wine Bowne Township Board. Movie 0 (FR) Hang Tight. Willy Bill median between the side lot lines. ffl S NBC News At Sunrise 0 (FR) 0 (WE) Movie ffl (MO.TU) You And Me. Kid © (TU.WE) 0 (TU.WE.TH) quirements. ffl X CBS Morning News ffl Bumper Stumpers B. Lot Width: The horizontal distance between the ffl CNN Headline Newa Movie (CC) E. Plan for the provision of adequate recreational 6:35 0 (MO) Hang Tight. Willy Bill ffl Celebrity Chefs ARTICLE II ffl World Of Oavid The Gnome ffl Donald Duck Presents 2 WD (Non-Drive Wheel) side lot lines, measured at the setback (D (TH) Movie ffl (FR) LPGA Golf ffl (3D Divorce Court ffl High Rollers areas, school sites and other public facilities. DEFINITIONS ffl (MO) Historical Tennis Film: line and at right angles to the lot depth. 6 45 ffl s AM Weather ffl Si Claaaic Concentration ffl (MO.TU.TH.FR) F. 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That site, park or other land dedicated to public use or reserved OX ffl IS Today (CO Today ffl Patty Duke (D H Super Mario Brothers ffl (WE) Looking Eaat trol Act of 1967. and the Condominium Act of word "shall" is always mandatory and not merely directory. ffl (TH) Sunkist K.I.D.S. ffl 3D (MO.TU.WE.FR) The Real to private use. (D ® (FR) Liliaa! 10:35 ffl (WE.FR) You And Me. Kid ffl Pinwheel Ghostbusters $45.00 1978. as amended. (MO.TU) Young And PARCEL OR TRACT: A continuous area or acreage of land QD® 11:000 Martha'a Greateat Hits OX CBX Bold And The ffl Your Health! Special ALLEY: A public or private right-of-way shown on a plat which O ffl Divorce Court Beautiful which can be described as provided for in the Subdivision 016 (WE.TH) Here's To Your 4:35 O Brady Bunch O X Classic Concentration ffl Your Health! Section 1.3: LEGAL BASIS Health provides secondary access to a lot. block or parcel of land Control Act. 0® (TU,WE.TH.FR) 5:000 Dial MTV (DO) ffl® Good Mommg 2:00 Offl 700 Club With Pat This ordinance is enacted pursuant to the statutory authority Bewitched O Highway To Heaven (CC) AS-BUILT PLANS: Revised construction plans in accor- PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT: A land area which has Amenca (CO Robertson 0(0) (MO) Pleaae Help Me O X People's Court 0 (FR) Hang Tight. Willy Bill OX 0® Another World granted by the Condominium Act, Act 59 P A. 1978, the Sub- dance with all approved field changes. both individual building sites and common property, such as Loae Weight 0® Little House On The FRONT WHEEL DRIVE 0 (MO) Jim Henaon'a Ghoat Of 0 (Q) Yogi Bear Prairie division Control Act of 1967, Act 288, P.A.. 1967 and the 0 S. 3-2-1 Contact (CC) O® (TH) Stepping Stones: BLOCK: An area of land within a subdivision that is entirely a park and which is designated and developed under 1 Owner Faffner Hall (CC) O ® Mister Rogers' 0 (TH) Girl On The Edge Of (D ffl (3D Home Pathways To Early Township Planning Act of 1959, Act 168, P A 1959. bounded by streets, highways or ways, except alleys and the 0 (MO) Movie (CC) 4 WHEEL ALIGNMENT or organized group as a separate neighborhood or community Town Development Square One TV (CC) ffl (MO.TU.TH) WaH Dianey exterior boundary or boundaries of the subdivision. 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Mister Rogers' Presents ffl X Donahue This limited warranty covers ve- and the general layout of a proposed subdivision. ffl (TH) 1990 Women'a Aua- Neighborhood (CC) ffl 3D Webster MM 11 Ml hicles in normal use And excludes haphazard and unplanned growth, such as substandard de- lake or the edge of a stream or river bank. 11:150® (TH) Stepping Stones: tralian Open B. Preliminary Plat: A map showing the salient (DO (FR) All About Traina Pathways To Early ffl® (FR) Hard Copy tL" 1 PIKVKI routine maintenance parts, belts, 0 O (MO.WE) Pnnciplea Of ffl NewsDay ' IGIIAKAMH velopments, excessive subdivisions, and partial develop- BUILDING SITE: The area upon which a structure is to be features of a proposed subdivision of land sub- Development ffl® (MO.TU.WE.TH) Cheers hoses, sheet metal and upholstery. Accounting ffl Today'a Special (CC) ments. If properly utilized, subdivision regulation will produce located including the driveway, condominium unit and limited mitted to an approving authority for the purposes 0 O (TU) Joy Of Painting 11:30 Offl Trial By Jury CBX CBX Aa The World CB X Current Affair 0O (TH) Children: Every- O X Golden Girls (CC) Tuma ffl Mother Nature more orderly and efficient land development. It will prevent commons area (see lot). of preliminary consideration. 0 (17) All In The Family ffl (MO.FR) Great Chefa Of New body's Buaineaa 5:05 ffl Addams Family building in areas unsuited for residential development and CAPTION: The name by which the subdivision is legally and (FR) Adventurea Of Tom O ® (TU) Espana Viva Orleans C. Final Plat: A map of a subdivision of land made up 5:30 O American Magazine Sawyer: The Show Muat Go ffl ® (WE) French In Action ffl (TU.WE.TH) Great Chefa Of require development to be based on topography for better commonly known. on final form ready for approval and recording. 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The legal dividing of an outlot with a recorded subdivi- ffl Wowser OO (TU) Firing Line £» ffl DuckTalea 8:30 t.m. • 4:00 p.m. ffi Boto The requirements, procedures, standards and limitations con- The nature, location and size of all limited common elements sion plat without changing, the exterior boundaries of the 0 O (TH) American Art O X ffl (S) Santa Barbara 6:000 Martha's Greatest Hits i • jiJ I he Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. January 17, 1990 - Page 20 The towell1 Ledger -'Wednesday, January if, 1990 - Page 21 for domestic use on the land proposed to be to the Township Board and the township clerk outlot is not a repiat. B. Size and Scale: The preliminary plat may be on Section 4.5: CONDOMINIUM SUBDIVISION PLAN Section 4:12: MOBILE HOME CONDOMINIUM PROJECT subdivided, if public water service will not be for approval or rejection by the Township Board. RIGHT-OF-WAY; Land reserved, used, or to be used for a paper and shall be not less than 24 inches by 36 REQUIRED CONTENT Mobile Home condominium projects shall conform to all re- provided to the development. If questionable, street, alley, walkway, or other public purposes. inches, at a scale of at least 1 inch to 100 feet quirements of this ordinance and shall be located only in the the county health department may require an .33 ACTIONS SETBACKS: Front, side and rear yard setbacks shall be showing the date and north arrow. All condominium subdivision plans shall include the informa- U-R Urban Residential Zoning Districts. estimate as to the availability of quality water A. Planning Commission: equal to the shortest distance between the building site boun- C. Information Required: The following shall be tion required by Section 66 of the Condominium Act and the prepared by and based upon a study by a daries and the structures within the building envelope. shown on the preliminary plat or submitted with it. 1. The Planning Commission shall examine the following: Section 4.13: CONDOMINIUM SUBDIVISION, LAYOUT, registered civil engineer or hydrogeologist plat at its next regular meeting, or within 30 SIDEWALK: Concrete paving parallel to and removed from 1. The name of the proposed subdivision. A. A survey plan of the condominium subdivision. DESIGN AND APPROVAL competent in the field of water supply. days of receipt thereof, for conformance to: road surface to facilitate pedestrian travel. 2. Names, addresses and telephone numbers of B. A flood plain plan, when appropriate. All condominium subdivision plans shall conform to the plan 22. A report of soil limitations based on site inspec- a) The provisions of the Subdivision Control SIGHT DISTANCE: The unobstructed vision on a horizontal the subdivider and the surveyor preparing the C. A site plan showing the location, size, shape, preparation requirements; review and approval procedures, tion carried out by a soil specialist qualified in Act. plane along a street centerline from a driver-eye height of plat. area, and width of all condominium units. design, layout and improvement standards of the township the area of soil classification and mapping, b) The provision of this ordinance. 3.75 feet and an object height of 6 inches. 3. Location of the subdivision, giving the numbers D. A utility plan showing all sanitary sewer, wpter zoning ordinance. Article XVII, Site Plan Review. including soils information as may be obtained c) The preliminary plat, as approved. SITE CONDOMINIUM: That type of condominium in which of section, township and range. and storm sewer lines and easements grafted from a modem soil map which meets the stan- 2. The time for review and recommendations by the condominium unit consists of the building space rather 4. Statement of intended use of the proposed to the township for installation, repair, and mainte- Section 4:14: PRIVATE ROADS dards of the National Cooperative Soil Survey. than a structure. plat, such as, residential single family, two- the Planning Commission may be extended nance of all utilities. Private roads must comply with the private road permit proce- The source of information shall be specified. SKETCH PLAN: A pre-preliminary subdivision plan (plat). family and multiple housing: commercial; in- by agreement with the subdivider. E. A street construction, paving, and maintenance dures as specified in Section 3.25 of the township zoning STREET: A public or private right-of-way which provides for dustrial; recreational; or agricultural. Also 3.22 PROCEDURES 3. If the Planning Commission recommends dis- plan, for all private streets within the proposed ordinance. vehicular and pedestrian access to abutting properties. proposed sites, if any, for multi-family dwell- A. Validation: The subdivider shall first submit to approval of the plat by the Township Board it condominium subdivision. A. Major Arterial: Those streets which have greater ings, shopping centers, churches, industry the township clerk for validation for 5 copies of shall state its reasons in its official minutes F. A storm drainage and stormwater management Section 4:15: MASTER DEED continuity and are intended to serve a large and other nonpublic uses exclusive of single- the preliminary plat. The subdivider shall also and forward same to the Township Board, and plan, including all lines, swales, drains, basins The condominium project developer or proprieter shall furnish volume of traffic for both the community and family dwellings. Also, any sites proposed for submit a written application for approval and also recommend that the Township Board disap- and other facilities. the Township Clerk with the following: 1 copy of the recorded region. parks, playgrounds, schools, or other public the fee established by this ordinance for review prove the final plat until the objections causing master deed, 1 copy of all restrictive covenants and 2 copies M B. Minor Arterial: Those streets of considerable uses. of plans. disapproval have been changed to meet with of an as-built survey." The "as-built survey" shall be reviewed Section 4.6: COMPLIANCE WITH FEDERAL, STATE AND continuity which are used primarily to carry traffic 5. A map of the entire area scheduled for develop- 8. Tentative Approval: The Township Board, fol- the approval of the Planning Commission. by the township engineer for compliance with township ordi- LOCAL LAW from collector streets to major arterials. ment, if the proposed plat is a portion of a lowing review by the Planning Commission, may 4. Recommendations for approval of the plat by nances. Fees for this review shall be established by resolution All condominium projects shall comply with federal and state C. Collector Street: Those streets used to carry larger holding intended for subsequent de- tentatively approve or reject the preliminary plan. the Township Board shall be accompanied by of the Township Board. statutes and local ordinances. traffic from minor streets to arterial streets, velopment. Tentative approval shall be valid for 1 year and a report. Prior to recording of the master deed required by Section 72 including principal entrance streets to large 6. A location map showing the relationship of the be extended by the Township Board. B. Township Board: of Public Act 59 of 1978, as amended (MCL 559.172), the Section 4.7: TEMPORARY OCCUPANCY residential developments. proposed plat to the surrounding area. C. List of Authorities - Filing: The subdivider shall 1. The Township Board shall review the final plat condominium project shall undergo site plan review and ap- The building inspector may allow occupancy of the con- D. Minor or Local Street: A street which is intended 7. The land use of the proposed subdivision and file with tne township clerk a list of all authorities, and the report from the Planning Commission proval pursuant to Article XVII, Site Plan Review, of the town- dominium project before all improvements required by this primarily for access to abutting properties. adjacent tracts. to whom validated copies of the preliminary plan at this next regular meeting, or at a meeting ship zoning ordinance. In addition, the township shall require ordinance are installed provided that a bond is submitted E. Marginal Access Street: A minor street which is 8. Streets, street names, right-of-way and road- have been distributed. to be called within 20 days of receipt from the appropriate engineering plans and inspections prior to the sufficient in amount and type to provide for the installation of parallel and adjacent to arterial streets and which way widths. 3.23 ACTIONS Planning Commission. issuance of any Certificates of Occupancy. improvements before the expiration of the Temporary Occu- provides access to abutting properties and pro- 9. Lot lines and the total number of lots by block. A. Letters of Conditional Approval or Rejection: 2. The Township Board shall approve the plat, The master deed must ensure that Bowne Township will not pancy Permit without expense to the township. tection from through traffic and not carrying 10. Existing and proposed contours shall be shown When the subdivider has secured the approvals or disapprove It. If disapproved, the Township be responsible for maintenance or liability of the nondedicated through traffic. on the preliminary plat at 5 foot intervals where of the various approving authorities, he shall de- Board shall give the subdivider its reasons in portions of the subdivision. The deed must also ensure that Section 4.8: SINGLE-FAMILY DETACHED F. Cul-de-sac: A minor street of short length slope is greater than 10 percent, and 2 foot liver all copies to the township clerk who shall writing and rebate the recording fee and what- nonpublic roads will be properly maintained, that snow re- CONDOMINIUMS moval will be provided, and that there is adequate access having one end terminated by a vehicular turn- intervals where slope is 10 percent or less. promptly transmit them to the Township Board. ever portion of the review fee is provided for All condominium projects such as site condominiums (see around. 11. A site report as described in the rules of the B. Planning Commission: in this ordinance. and turn-around for emergency vehicles. Responsibility for Figure 1) single-family detached, multiple-family, etc.. shall G. Street Width: The shortest distance between State Department of Public Health. The re- 1. The Planning Commission shall review the pre- 3. The Township Board shall instruct the clerk to the maintenance of stormwater retention areas, drainage be subject to all requirements and standards of the applicable basements, drainage structures, lawn cutting, and other gen- the lines delineating the right-of-way of streets. quirement for a site report If the proposed sub- liminary plan and if it meets all requirements, record all proceedings in the minutes of the zoning districts in which they are allowed including minimum eral maintenance and cleanup of common areas must be SUBDIVIDE OR SUBDIVISION: The partitioning or dividing division is not to be served by public sewer shall provide for an adequate public hearing, meeting, which shall be open for inspection floor area requirements, minimum lot size, setback, etc. of a parcel or tract of land by the proprietor thereof by his and water system. giving due notice to all parties in interest, in and to sign the municipal certificate on the clearly stated. heirs, executors, administrators, legal representatives, suc- 12. Proposed and existing storm and sanitary sew- accordance with the provisions of the act approved plat in behalf of the Township Board. Section 4.9: EASEMENTS FOR UTILITIES Section 4:16: REVIEW AND COORDINATION cessors or assigns for the purpose of sale, or lease of more ers, water mains and their respective profiles under which the Planning Commission has The condominium subdivision plan shall include all necessary Approval of a condominium subdivision will not be granted than 1 year, or of building development, where the act of or indicate alternative methods. been established. ARTICLE IV easements granted to Bowne Township for the purpose of without documented proof of compliance with Section 71 of division creates 5 or more parcels of land each of which is 13. Proposed protective covenants and deed re- 2. If the preliminary plan does not meet all require- CONDOMINIUM SUBDIVISIONS constructing, operating, inspecting, maintaining, repairing, al- the Condominium Act including proper notice of the Kent 10 acres of less in area: or 5 or more parcels of land each strictions, or state in writing that none are prop- ments. the Planning Commission shall notify (CONDOMINIUM ACT COMPLIANCE ONLY) tering, and/or removing pipelines, mains, conduits and other County Road Commission. Drain Commissioner. Health De- of which is 10 acres or less in area are created by successive osed. the subdivider by letter, giving the earliest date installations of a similar character (hereinafter collectively partment. Michigan Department of Transportation, and the divisions wihtin a period of 10 years. 14. Right-of-way easements showing location, for resubmission of the plat and additional in- :tion 4.1: CONDOMINIUM SUBDIVISIONS ) called "public structures") for the purpose of providing public Michigan Department of Natural Resources. SUBDIVISION CONTROL ACT: Act 288. P A 1967. State formation required. ursuant to the authority conferred by Section 141 of the width and purpose. utilities, including conveyance of sewage, water and stormwa- of Michigan. 15. The subdivider shall submit 5 sets of prelimi- 3. The Planning Commission shall give its report Condominium Act, Act 59 of 1978. as amended, all con- ter run-off across, through and under the property subject to Section 4.17: FINAL APPROVAL SUBDIVISION PLAN: The survey, site and utility plans, as nary engineering plans for streets, water, sew- to the Township Board not more than 60 days Jomimum subdivision plans must be approved by the Plan- said easement, and excavating and refilling ditches and When construction has been completed. 1 complete copy of prepared by a professional architect, land surveyor, or en- ers. sidewalks and other required public im- after submission of the preliminary plan. ling Commission. In determining whether to approve a con- trenches necessary for the location of said structures. The as-built engineering plans of each required public improve- gineer at a scale of at least 1 inch equals 100 feet on a Jommium subdivision plan, the Planning Commission shall provements. The engineering plans shall con- 4. The 60 day period may be extended if the location of utilities within street and road right-of-ways shall standard 24 inch by 30 inch sheet(s) (see Condominium Sub- :onsult with the zoning administrator, township attorney, ment shall be filed with the township clerk. tain enough information and detail to enable applicant consents. If no action is taken within conform to county road commission recommendations. division Plan and Plat). the Planning Commission to make preliminary )wnship engineer, and township planner regarding the 60 days, the preliminary plat shall be deemed Section 4.18: EXPANDABLE OR CONVERTIBLE SURVEYOR: Either a land surveyor who is registered in this determination as to conformance of the prop- idequacy of the master deed, deed restrictions, utility sys- to have been approved by the Planning Com- FIGURE 1 PROJECTS state as a registered land surveyor or a civil engineer who is lems and streets, subdivision layout and design, and com- osed improvements to applicable township mission. TYPICAL SITE CONDOMINIUM LAYOUT Prior to expansion or conversion of a condominium project registered in the state as a registered professional engineer. )liance with all requirements of the Condominium Act. regulations and standards C. Township Board: (No Scale) to additional land the new phase of the project shall undergo TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP: A map showing existing physical 16. A map showing the iand use and existing zon- 1 The Township Board shall not review, approve characteristics, with contour lines at sufficient intervals to per- ing of the proposed subdwsKjn and the adja- or reject a preliminary plat unit it has received . . lion 4.2: DEFINITIONS mit determination of proposed grades and drainage cent tracts. from the Planning Commission its report and The following terms are defined in the context of the Con- TYPICAL STREET 17 In the case of ^openy or where the recommendations. Jominium Act and in a manner intended to make comparison ARTICLE III high grounetoater cdevaior s n 6 feet of 2. The Township Board shall consider the prelimi- )ssible between the Condominium Act and this ordinance PLATTING PROCEDURE AND DATA REQUIRED existing y proposeo fifisTOC ground surface nary plat at its next meeting, but no later than [see Article II). (SUBDIVISION CONTROL ACT COMPLIANCE ONLY) sno* existnc 59.171), a person, firm or corporation intending to develop 3. The Township Board shall, within 20 days, UNIT 4 AREA or his representative, discuss their plans with the Plan- will affect o^c ms sewage vc 'feoota either reject the preliminary plat and give its condominium project shall provide information with respect U ning Commission who will give assistance concerning facilities tne areas ^*>ved Ute: ^ rvicaieti reasons, or set forth in writing the conditions 3 the project as described in Article III, Section 3.21.: UNIT 3 requirements and further procedures, the purpose The source ft 'no*r aneJ xr* vt* of M mai- for granting approval. A. The name, address and telephone number of: 1. All persons, firms or corporations with an own- being to determine whether the proposed subdivision enai to be u.sec « a/vopafcrt 4 Final approval of preliminary subdivision plans ership interest in the land on which the project will fit into the development of the area. be specified shall be valid for 2 years and extended upon will be located together with a description of 3.12 REQUIREMENTS: The drawing shall contain enough 18 Statement as to whether me Ngn grouryjwate' approval of the Township Board. information so that an accurate analysis can be made. is less than or greater than 6 feet from either the nature of each entity's interest (for exam- The Planning Commission shall advise and aid the the existing or proposed finished ground sur- Section 3.3: FINAL PLANS ple, fee owner, optionee, or land contract ven- developer, or Owner, in obtaining the best possible face. In those cases where the groundwater 3.31 REQUIREMENTS dee). layout for all concerned. After an appropriate solution is less than 6 feet, the groundwater level shall A. General: 2. Al! engineers, attorneys, architects or regis- has been worked out. the developer, or Owner, may be specified. A statement as to how and when 1. Final plans shall be prepared and submitted tered land surveyors associated with the pro- UMITE0 COMMONS AREA TYPICAL HOUSE as provided for in the Subdivision Control Act. ject. proceed with his preliminary plat. the high groundwater level was established WITHIN UNIT 3.13 PROCEDURE: shall be included. 2. A written application for approval and the re- 3. The developer or proprietor of the project A. The Planning Commission may review the plat 19. Location of flood plain areas, rivers, streams, cording fee shall accompany all final plans. B. The legal description of the land on which the LEGEND with the subdivider or his agent. creeks, lakes, county drains, lagoons, slips, 3. The subdivider shall submit proof of ownership project will be developed, together with approp- B. The Planning Commission shall inform the sub- waterways, bays, canals and artificial im- of the land included in the final plat in the form riate tax identification numbers. GENERAL COMMONS AREA LH BUILDING ENVELOPE divider or his agent of the township s develop- poundments. either existing or proposed of an abstract of title certified to the date of C. The acreage content of the land on which the ment policies and make appropriate comments within or adjacent to the area to be platted. the proprietor s certificate, or a policy of title condominium project will be developed. and suggestions concerning the proposed de- 20. Location and results of all percolation tests and insurance currently in force. D. The purpose of the project (for example, single LIMITED COMMONS AREA BUILDING SITE velopment scheme. soil borings performed at the site when the 4. The township may require such other informa- family detached, site condominium, mobile C. The Planning Commission shall inform the Town- subdivision will not be served by a public tion as it deems necessary to establish home). E. Approximate number of lots (condominium units) ship Board of the results of the review of the sewer system. Percolation tests should be whether the proper parties have signed the site plan review and approval in accordance with the provi- pre-preliminary plat. provided on the basis of at least 1 per acre or plan. to be developed on the subject parcel. Section 4.10: ENCROACHMENT PROHIBITED F. Whether or not a community water system is con- Encroachment of 1 condominium unit upon another, as de- sions of this ordinance. 1 per lot if lots exceed 1 acre in size. The ARTICLE V B. Time of Submittal: templated. scribed in Section 40 of the Condominium Act. shall be pro- Section 3.2: PRELIMINARY PLATS county health department may modify this re- SUBDIVISION DESIGN STANDARDS 3.21 REQUIREMENTS: A preliminary plat containing ail quirement based on local conditions. As an 1. Final plats shall be submitted to the township G. Whether or not a community septic system is hibited by the condominium bylaws and recorded as part of contemplated. the master deed. the information as required must be submitted to example, a soil survey may be prepared by a clerk at least 10 days before a meeting of the Section 5.1: TRAFFICWAYS - STREETS AND ROADS Planning Commission. the Planning Commission for processing. The draw- competent soil scientist, with an indication of 5.11 GENERAL: The standards set forth in this section I Section 4.4: INFORMATION TO BE KEPT CURRENT Section 4.11: RELOCATION OF BOUNDARIES ing shall be prepared bya registered surveyor or civil approximate percolation rates for certain shall be the minimum standards for streets, roads and categories of soils, which have been deter- 3.32 PROCEDURES The information shall be furnished to the township cler an The relocation of boundaries, as described in Section 48 of engineer. intersections. A. Submittal: The subdivider shall submit 5 copies mined to exist in the proposed plat area, may A. Submittal to Approving Authorities: The sub- shall be kept updated until such time as a Certificate of Oc- the Condominium Act, shall conform to all setback require- ments of the township zoning ordinance for the district in 5.12 LOCATION: of the the preliminary plat on a topographic map be used to reduce the number of required per- divider shall submit the final plat and as-built en- cupancy has been issued pursuant to Section 19.04 of which the project is located, shall be approved by the planning A. Local or Minor Streets: Such streets shall be to the township clerk at least 10 days before a colation tests. gineering plans fo; approval to all agencies as township zoning ordinance. commission, and this requirement shall be made part of the so arranged as to discourage their use by through meeting of the Planning Commission. 21. Statement of availability of water of good quality required by the Subdivision Control Act and to bylaws and recorded as part of the master deed. traffic. the Planning Commission for recommendations The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, January 17, 1990 - Page 22 CC . (UWf * I • HT 5.55 BACK-UP LOTS: Lots shall back info such features The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, January 17, 1990 - Page 23 B. Street Continuation and Extension: The ar- to be visible to the driver of another vehicle when Section 5.8: SOJL REMOVAL AND STORMWATER as freeways, arterial streets, shopping centers, or in- development and adjacent major arterial streets and Commission, County Drain Commissioner or any rangement of streets shall provide for the continu- each is 100 feet from the center of the intersection. DRAINAGE dustrial properties, except where there is a marginal railroadrights-of-way. Buffe r strips may be required : other agency responsible for the administration, oper- ation of existing streets from adjoining areas into Comer lots affected by the provision shall have this access street or unless a secondary access is pro- 5.81 TOPSOJL: No topsoil shall be removed from the site to be placed next to incompatible features such as ation and maintenance of the applicable public im- new subdivisions, and shall align without jogs or restriction included as a permanent deed restriction. vided. Such lots shall contain a landscaped easement or used as fill. Topsoil moved during the course of provement. The Planning Commission may recom- sharp angles, unless otherwise approved by the 5.23 NUMBER OF STREETS: No more than 2 streets shall highways, railroads, commercial or industrial uses to along the rear at least 20 feet wide in addition to the construction shall be redistributed over the surface at screen the view from residential properties. Where a mend and the Township Board may waive financial Planning Commission and the County Road cross at any 1 Intersection. utility easement to restrict access to the arterial street, final grade and stabilized by seeding or plantings. subdivider desires to protect his development in this guarantees of performance under this ordinance for Commission. 5.24 "T INTERSECTIONS: T type intersections shall be to minimize noise and to protect outdoor living areas. 5.82 STORMWATER DRAINAGE: The precise stormwater respect, a proposed subdivision plan shall show the sidewalks, street lights, or street trees. In case these C. Stub Streets: Where adjoining areas are not used where all local streets intersect another street. 5.56 DOUBLE FRONTAGE LOTS: Lots extending through drainage standards for basin size, construction and location of said greenbelts. improvements are specified, completion shall be re- subdivided, and the subdivision plan includes 5.25 CENTERLINE OFFSETS: Slight jogs at intersections a block and having frontage on 2 local streets shall necessity shall be determined by the township, the 6.45 PUBLIC SPACES: A suitable area, centrally located quired prior to the issuance of occupancy permits. stub streets, the street right-of-way in new sub- shall be avoided. Where such jogs are unavoida- County Drain Commissioner and the County Road within the subdivision, shall be reserved for public divisions shall be extended to the boundary line ble.street centerlines shall be offset by a distance of be prohibited. A. Performance of Surety Bond: Commission. Generally, the area is to be grass-lined use. One thousand (1000) square feet of public space of the subdivision to make provision for the future 125 feet of more. All other streets must be offset a 1. Accrual: The bond shall accrue to the township Section 5.6: BUFFER STRIPS. RESERVE STRIPS, with specific input and discharge controls. Specifica- shall be provided for each proposed lot or building site. projection of streets into adjacent areas. distance of 500 feet or more. covering construction, operation and mainte- tions for discharge are to be determined by the town- 6.46 EASEMENTS: Easements shall be provided along D. Relation to Topography: Streets shall be ar- 5.26 SPACING: Intersections on arterial streets shall be AND PUBLIC USES nance of the specific public improvement. ship to ensure that excessive stormwater is not dis- front, rear, or side yards for all anticipated utilities as ranged in proper relation to topography so as to located not less than 400 feet apart. 5.61 BUFFER STRIPS: Buffer strips shall be a minimum 2. Amount: The bond shall be in an amount equal of 20 feet wide and shall not be part of the normal charged into off-site drainageways under normal con- required and where necessary according to county result in useable lots, safe streets and reasonable to the total estimated cost for completing con- ditions. road standards and township approval. gradients. Section 5.3: EASEMENTS roadway right-of-way or utility easement. Plantings struction of the specific public improvement, 6.461 SIDEWALKS: Sufficient right-of-way shall be pro- E. Cul-de-sac Streets: Cul-de-sacs shall not be 5.31 WIDTH REQUIREMENTS: The total width of all ease- shall be to a height of 4 feet and provide at least 50 including contingencies, as estimated by the Section 5.9: MISCELLANEOUS vided so that sidewalks may be installed on both sides more than 600 feet in length. Special considera- ments shall not be less than 6 feet along each lot. or percent reduction in visibility as approved by the Plan- Township Board. 5.91 PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT (PUD): In the case of the street. tion shall be given to longer cul-de-sacs under a total of 12 feet for adjoining lots. ning Commission. 3. Term Length: The term length in which the where a subdivision is large enough to be consistent 6.462 PEDESTRIAN MID-BLOCK WALKWAY: Rights-of- certain topographic conditions or other unusual 5.32 PEDESTRIAN MID-BLOCK WALKWAYS: Pedest- 5.62 RESERVE STRIPS - PRIVATE: Privately held reserve bond is in force shall be for a period to be with the township's land use plan, a planned unit de- way for pedestrian mid-block walkways in the middle situations. Cul-de-sacs shall terminate with an rian mid-block walkways shall be at least 10 feet wide strips controlling access to streets shall be prohibited specified by the Township Board for the spe- velopment (PUD) district may be requested by the of long blocks (more than 1000 feet), shall be required. adequate turnaround with a minimum radius of and extend entirely through the block. The walk shall 5.63 PUBLIC SPACE; Where a public space is located cific public improvement. developer. 6.463 DRAINAGEWAY: The subdivider shall provide 75 feet for right-of-way and 50 feet for pavement. be paved to a width of 5 feet to meet sidewalk specifi- within a subdivision, it shall be graded to a generally 4. Bonding or Surety Company: The bond shall A. Rezoning: This request will involve rezoning the drainageway easements as required by the rules of F. Half Streets: Half streets shall generally be pro- cations. level surface and grass covered. be with a surety company authorized to do parcel to a PUD classification. the County Drain Commissioner. hibited except where unusual circumstances business in the state of Michigan, acceptable B. Characteristics: A mixed-use development under 6.47 SOIL EROSION: A soil erosion plan shall be prepared make it essential to the reasonable development Section 5.4: BLOCKS Section 5.7: NATURAL FEATURES to the Township Board. this provision shall contain or be bounded by and presented to the Township Clerk for review and of a tract in conformance with these regulations 5.41 ARRANGEMENTS: A block shall be so designed as 5.71 UNINHABITABLE AREAS: Lands subject to intermit- 5. Escrow Agreement: The escrow agreement major streets or natural physical barriers. It shall approval. The plan shall be prepared in accordance and where satisfactory assurance for dedication to provide 2 tiers of lots, except where lots back onto tent flooding or otherwise deemed by the Planning shall be drawn and furnished by the Township contain reserved areas of sufficient size to serve with the Soil and Sedimentation Control Act of 1972 of the remaining part of the street is provided. an arterial street, natural feature or subdivision boun- Commission to be uninhabitable shall not be platted Board. its population for playgrounds, parks, and other as administered by the County Road Commission. Whenever a tract to be subdivided borders on an dary (see Figure 3). for residential purposes, or for uses that may in the B. Cash Deposit, Certified Check, Negotiable public facilities. Such reserves may be dedicated. 6.48 SIDEWALKS: Sidewalks are required and shall be existing half or partial street, the new part of the 5.42 MINIMUM LENGTH: Blocks shall not be less than judgement of the Planning Commission, increase the Bond or Irrevocable Bank Letter of Credit^ 5.92 INDUSTRIAL OR COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT; provided on both sides of all streets within the U-R street shall be dedicated according to the require- 500 feet long. danger to health, life, or property or increase the flood 1. Treasurer, Escrow Agent or Trust Com- These subdivision design standards apply to residen- (Urban Residential Zoning District). The Planning ments contained herein. 5.43 MAXIMUM LENGTH: The maximum length allowed hazard. Such land within a subdivision shall be set pany: A cash deposit, certified check, negot- tial subdivisions only but may be modified to apply to Commission may agree to sidewalks along 1 side G. Alleys: Alleys shall not be permitted. for residential blocks shall be 1320 feet long from aside for other uses, such as parks or other open iable bond or an irrevocable bank letter of cre- a commercial or industrial subdivision. In all cases, only, or no sidewalks if the project is not within the H. Private Streets: If a subdivision is proposed to center of street to center of street. space. dit, such surety acceptable to the Township adequate provision shall be made for off-street park- U-R zoning district. have private streets, they shall be developed to Note: Minimum and maximum lengths apply to block 5.72 NATURAL FEATURES: Existing natural features Board, shall accrue to the township. These ing and loading areas, as well as for traffic circulation. 6.49 RESERVE STRIP - PUBUC: A 1-foot reserve may the minimum design, construction, inspection, faces and not to block widths. which add value to residential development and en- deposits shall be made with the Treasurer, or be required to be placed at the end or "stub" of "dead- approval and maintenance requirements of Sec- hance the attractiveness of the community (such as deposited with a responsible escrow agent, or end" streets which terminate at subdivision bound- tion 3.25 of the township zoning ordinance, with Section 5.5: LOTS trees, watercourses, historic spots and similar irrep- ARTICLE VI trust company, subject to the approval of the aries and between half-streets. These reserves shall the exception that all streets shall have a paved 5.51 LOT LINES: Side lot lines shall be essentially at right laceable assets) shall be preserved, insofar as pos- SUBDIVISION IMPROVEMENTS Township Board. be deeded in fee simple to the township for future driving surface of asphalt or concrete. angles to straight streets and radial to curved streets. sible, in the design of the subdivision. Section 6.1: PURPOSE 2. Dollar Value: The dollar value of the cash street purposes. 5.73 TREES: It is the purpose of this section to establish and define the deposit, certified check, negotiable bond or an 5.13 SPECIFICATIONS FIGURE 3 public improvements which will be required to be constructed irrevocable bank letter of credit, shall be equal A. Shade Trees: Shade trees, if provided, shall not Section 6.5: INSTALLATION OF PUBUC UTILITIES A. Street Rights-of-Way Roadway Widths: SELECTED DESIGN STANDARDS by the subdivider as conditions for final subdivision plan ap- to the total estimated cost of construction of be closer than 50 feet from trunk to trunk, nor Public utilities shall bo located in accordance with the rules 1.Street and road right-of-way and roadway proval and also to outline the procedures and responsibilities the specific public improvement including con- of the county road commission. The underground work for widths shall conform to the following of the subdivider and the various public officials and agencies tingencies, as estimated by the Township utilities shall be stubbed to the property line. All utilities shall minimums: STANDARDS concerned with the administration, planning, design, con- Board. be installed below ground and placed within the right-of-way Street Types R.O.W. Widths Pavement NO SCALE struction and financing of public facilities and to further estab- 3. Escrow Time: The escrow time for the cash as provided by the county requirements and specifications Widths lish procedures for assuring compliance with these require- deposit, certified check, negotiable bond, or for plat development. 130 feet 48 feet ments. irrevocable bank letter of credit, shall be for a Major Arterial 6.51 STORM DRAINAGE: An adequate storm drainage Minor Arterial 100 feet 48 feet OOUBLE 20' BUFFER STRIP period to be specified by the Township Board. system, including necessary storm sewers, drain in- . FRONTAGE Section 6.2: RESPONSIBILITY FOR PLANS 4. Progressive Payment: In the case of cash Collector Street 80 feet 44 feet lets, manholes, culverts, bridges, and other appurte- It shall be the responsibility of the subdivider of every prop- deposits or certified checks, an agreement be- Minor or Local Street 66 feet 28 feet* nances, shall be required in all subdivisions to control osed subdivision to have prepared by a registered engineer, tween the township and the subdivider may the discharge of stormwater runoff. (22 feet with sidewalk on at least one side of the road). a complete set of construction plans, including profiles, cross- provide for progressive payment out of the Constmction of on-site retention basins may be re- section, specifications and other supporting data, for the cash deposit or reduction of the certified SHOPPING quired as determined by the specifications and proce- SETBACK UNE hereinafter required public streets, utilities and other facilities. check, negotiable bond or irrevocable bank B. Road Base, Pavement, Curvature, Gradients, dures established by the county drain commissioner Alignment: CENTER Such construction plans shall be based on preliminary plans letter of credit, to the extent of the cost of the and the Township Board. All proposed storm drainage completed portion of the public improvement 1. All roads and streets shall be constructed to which have been approved, and shall be prepared in conjunc- construction plans shall be approved by the Township the county requirements and specifications for tion with the final subdivision plans. Construction plans are in accordance with a previously entered into BACK-UP LOT Board. agreement. plat development. No paved driving lane shall subject to approval by the responsible public agencies shown. 6.52 WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM: When a proposed sub- be less than 11 feet in width. All construction plans shall be prepared in accordance with J J division is to be serviced upon completion or within a ARTICLE VII > 500' < 1320' their standards or specifications. reasonable time period as determined by the Planning VARIANCES 5.14 STREET NAMES Commission, by a public water supply system, fire Section 7.1: GENERAL A. Names: Street names shall not duplicate any Section 6.3: PROCEDURE hydrants and other required water system appurte- existing street name in the township, except When construction has been completed at the time of filing The Planning Commission may recommend to the Township 5* SIOEWALK nances shall be provided by the subdivider. Board a variance from the provision of this ordinance on a where a new street is a continuation of an existing subdivision plan, 1 complete copy of as-built engineering Individual wells may be permitted in accordance with street in which case the extension must carry the plans of each required public improvement shall be filed with finding that undue hardship may result from strict corflpliance the requirements of the county health department. with specific provisions or requirements of the ordinance or name in existence. Street names that are spelled the township clerk coinciding with the filing of the final plat. 6.53 SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM: When a proposed sub- RIGHT /- PEDSTRIAN that application of such provision or requirement is impractic- differently but sound the same shall be avoided. Other requirements and procedures in the submittal of final division is to be serviced upon completion or within a OF WAY / MID BLOCK able. The Planning Commission shall only recommend vari- All new streets shall be named as follows: Streets subdivision plans shall be as provided in Section 3.3. reasonable time period as determined by the Planning WALKWAY ances that it deems necessary to or desirable for the public with predominant north-south directions shall be Commission by a public sanitary sewage system, named -Avenue" or "Road"; streets with predo- 1* BETWEEN (5' SIDEWALK) Section 6.4: REQUIRED PUBUC IMPROVEMENTS interest. In making its findings, as required herein below, the sanitary sewers and other required appurtenances Planning Commmission shall take into account the nature of minant east-west direction shall be named SIDEWALK Every project shall install the following public and other im- thereto shall be provided by the subdivider. Sewer "Street" or "Highway"; meandering streets shall AND R/O/W provements in accordance with the conditions and specifica- the proposed use of land and the existing use of land in the systems shall comply with the requirements of Act vicinity, the number of persons to reside or work in the prop- be named "Drive", "Lane", "Path" or "Trail"; and tions as follows: 98, P.A. 1913, as amended. osed subdivision, and the probable affect of the proposed cul-de-sacs shall be named "Circle", "Court". 6.41 MONUMENTS: Monuments shall be set in accordance Where it is determined in the judgment of the Planning "Way", or "Place". with Section 125 of the State Subdivision Control Act subdivision upon traffic conditions in the vicinity. No variance SIGHT Commission, with the advice of their engineer and shall be recommended unless the Planning Commission finds B. Name Approval: All street names shall be ap- of 1967, Act. No. 288, as amended. TRIANGLE the county health department, that a subdivision can- all of the following after a public hearing. proved by the township. 6.42 STREETS AND ROADS: All streets shall be con- not be economically connected with an existing public C. Street Signs: The type and location of street structed in accordance with the "County Require- sewer system or that a public sewer system cannot A. That there are such special circumstances or con- signs shall be as specified by the County Road ments and Specifications for Plat Development." be provided for the subdivision itself, then approved Commission or the township. 6.421 CURBS AND GUTTERS: Bituminous aggregate val- ditions affecting said property that the strict appli- septic tanks and disposal fields may be approved cation of the provision of this ordinance would 5.15 STREET LIGHTS: Street lights shall adequately Illumi- ley gutters shall be required on all streets within all which shall comply with the requirements of the county clearly be impracticable or unreasonable. In such nate the street surface* with the design and location ap- applicable zoning districts and shall be constructed health department. cases, the subdivider shall first state his reasons proved by the township. in accordance with the standards and specifications However, where studies by the Planning Commission in writing as to the specific provision of require- 5.16 CURBS AND GUTTERS: Curbs and gutters shall CROSSWALKS adopted by the County Road Commission, except for or the township engineer indicate that construction or ment involved and submit them to the Planning comply with the "County Requirements and Specifica- U-R zoning districts where 24 inch concrete valley extension of sanitary trunk sewers to serve the prop- tions for Plat Development." gutters shall be required. Concrete valley gutters shall Commission. erty being subdivided appears probable within a B. That the granting of the specified variance will 5.17 DRIVEWAYS: All driveway openings in curbs shall also be required at all major intersections. reasonably short time (up to 3 years), sanitary sewer not be detrimental to the public welfare or injuri- be as specified by the County Road Commission or the 6.422 STREET SIGNS: Street signs are required at all closer than 8 feet from the right-of-way. Not mains and house connections shall be installed and ous to other property in the area in which said Department of State Highways. Driveways shall be con- 5.52 WIDTH RELATED TO LENGTH: Narrow deep lots intersections within or abutting the subdivision. applicable to mature existing shade trees. capped. property is situated. structed with a hard surface material and have a minimum shall be avoided. The depth of a lot generally shall 6.423 STREET UGHTING: Street lights shall be required B. Street Trees: Street trees may be pianteo be- C. That such variance will not violate the provisions width of 10 feet. not exceed 2-1/2 times the width as measured at the to be installed at intersections thoroughout the sub- tween the street curb and sidewalk. The variety, Section 6.6: GUARANTEE OF COMPLETION OF of the State Subdivision Control Act. or the State 5.18 SIDEWALKS: Sidewalks shall be a minimum of 5 feet building line. division. Projects within the U-R zoning district shall size and location shall be approved by the town- IMPROVEMENTS REQUIRED BY Condominium Act. wide. The sidewalk edge away from the street shall be 5.53 CORNER LOTS: Comer lots shall have extra width also install street lighting on all streets at a spacing ship. THE TOWNSHIP: D. That such variance will not have the effect of 1 foot from the street right-of-way line. to permit appropriate building setback from both streets adequate to illuminate the road surface In these C. Existing Trees: Unnecessary removal of mature 6.61 FINANCIAL GUARANTEE ARRANGEMENTS, EX- nullifying the interest and purpose of this ordi- or orientation to both streets. Lots abutting a pedestrian trees shall be prohibited. Mature trees which are cases, a subdivider shall conform to the requirements CEPTIONS: In lieu of the actual installation of required Section 5.2: INTERSECTIONS nance. The Planning Commission shall include mid-block crosswalk shall be treated as comer lots. removed shall be replaced by a tree of similar of the public utility providing such lighting. public improvements, the Township Board on recom- 5.21 ANGLE OF INTERSECTION: Streets shall intersect its findings and the specific reasons therefore in Yard areas having street frontage shall both be consi- type within a minimum of a 2 inch caliper or six mendation of the Planning Commission may permit at 90 degrees or closely thereto and in no case at DRIVEWAYS: Each building site is to be serviced by a drive- its report of recommendations to the Township dered front yards. Adequate clear vision areas must be foot height. the subdivider to provide a financial guarantee of per- less than 80 degrees. maintained. way. Board and shall also record its reasons and ac- 5.74 WETLANDS: A vegetative buffer strip shall be main- formance in one or a combination of the following 5.22 SIGHT TRIANGLES: Minimum clear sight distance 6.44 BUFFER STRIPS: It is desirable for the protection ot tions in its minutes. 5.54 LOT FRONTAGE: All lots shall front upon a public or tained within 20 feet of any surface water where plant arrangements for those requirements which are over at all local street intersections shall permit vehicles private approved street. residential properties to have greenbelts or land- material shall not be removed. scaped screen plantings located between a residential and beyond the requirements of the County Road ,'t/ , . » r • n ' • r The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, January 17, 1990 - Page 24 Red Arrows wrap up Wildcats The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, January 17, 1990 • Page 25 Section 7.2: TOPOGRAPHICAL-PHYSICAL LIMITATION VARIANCE Lowell basketball team suffers setbacks to FHC & Zeeland Where in the case of a particular proposed subdivision, it can Lowell improves league mark to 5-0; Jon Pratt, be shown that strict compliance with the requirements of this The news on the court Tues- until the fourth quarter," said opening half. The third quar- indicate," Lowell Coach Phil ordinance would result in extraordinary hardship to the sub- day night against Forest Hills a subdued Thomas. "We're in Dave Stouffer & Jeff Hoffman key 35-23 O-K White victory ter belonged to Central as the Beachler said. "If we're Central was not what Low- a tough situation playing divider because of unusual topography, other physical condi- Rangers increased their six going to win we must have a tions or other such conditions which are not self-inflicted, or ell's second-year coach Mark without two starters, but our LoweHs Red Arrow point advantage to 13, behind team effort." The Arrow that these conditions would result in inhibiting the achieve- Thomas was hoping for, as guys never quit hustling." wrestlers rolled out the brand the inside play of James Wit- Coach added he was ex- ihe Red Arrows fell to 1-7 ment of the objectives of this ordinance, the Planning Com- new red wrestling mat for its The Arrows' hustle did not tig, Jon Slagh and Robert tremely pleased with the way overall with a 72-56 loss to mission may recommend to the Township Board that variance O-K White conference show- do much to close the height Winchester. his team played. ihe Rangers. differential. As the bigger modification or a waiver of these requirements be granted. down with Northview Thurs- The Arrows got as close as Lowell trailed by seven at However, off the court day night. Then with the Central ballclub beat Lowell eight a couple of times but halftime (36-29) after jump- Section 7.3: PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT VARIANCE Thomas leamed that two of up on the boards. smoothness of "The Amazing were never able to break ing to a seven-point first quar- his starters, junior Steve The developer may request a variance from specified portions Kreskin," yanked it out from "We're the bigger team. We through. ter lead at 21-14. Malone and senior and team of this ordinance in the case of a planned unit development. underneath the visitors as it - ir. xj should outre bound Lowell "We did a belter job of get- The Red Arrows then out- If in the judgment of the Planning Commission such a plan leading scorer. Ryan Holtz moved another step closer to and eliminate its second ling the ball inside," Thomas scored the Rangers 20-9 in could be back on the court in provides adequate public spaces and includes provisions for its fifth straight league cham- shots. Lowell only has one said. "Bui we missed the pen- the third quarter, grabbing a efficient circulation, light and air and other needs, it shall pionship. - as little as two weeks. big guy." Forest Hills Coach etration and aggressiveness to four point lead (49-45). make findings, as required herein below. The Planning Com- Lowells 35-23 victory Lowell missed Malone's Mark Stevens said. "I'm the hole that Holtz gives us." mission shall take into account the nature of the proposed over 'Cats lifted the Arrows active role underneath the pleased with the win. This is He added that when you Lowell's freshman team use of land and existing use of land in the vicinity, the number to 5-0 in the O-K White and hoop and Holtz's aggressive a tough place to play espe- don'i get the ball off the de- fell to Forest Hills Central 57- of persons to reside or work in the proposed subdivision, and in reality one match away penetration to the hole against cially on a 1\iesday night." fensive boards it makes it dif- 44. Dave Jones led the way the probable effect of the proposed subdivision upon traffic from a coveted fifth crown. Q-K White rival Forest Hills Lowell trailed by six points ficult to run. with 12 points and 13 re- conditions in the vicinity. The Planning Commission shall re- m % That will come Feb. 1 against Central. at halftime. 30-24. Bob While only five Lowell bounds. Chad Dunn added port to the Township Board whether; Sparta. Between now and i ^ "We stayed within striking Adams scored eight of his players scored,Thomas made seven. then Lowell will host its own distance of the Rangers up game-high 14 points in the a concerted effort to provide 31 A. The proposed project will constitute a desirable invitational and will travel to some players wilh more play- ZEELAND 75, and stable community development. Zeeland. ing lime. "Down the road I LOWELL 59 B. The proposed project will be in harmony with The Red Arrows are heav- ihink the experience will help adjacent areas. ily favored to fend off Zee- tmi us," he said. The homeslanding Chix of land and they have stored The Arrows were led in Nate Nauta maneuvers against his Wildcat opponent in an important O-K White Zeeland scored early and ARTICLE VIII away seven straight Lowell scoring by John Borg with a often against the visiting Red confrontation. Lowell won the match 35-23. ENFORCEMENT AND PENALTIES FOR FAILURE TO Invitational trophies. leam-high 19 points. Jim Arrows as they remained a COMPLY WITH THIS ORDINANCE Bowen, in his best offensive "You'd be pretty hard pres- in the third period as Nauta of the match. "Lowell's a period. John Rupp followed game behind Rogers in the O- effort of the season, scored sed to go through four years lost a point when he lifted his very balanced team/' Dailey Depew's lead with a second K White with a convincing Section 8.1: ENFORCEMENT nine points and Jerud Mier- of wrestling at Lowell and not man off the mat and was said "With us, you can tell period pin of Brian 16-point victory. Lowell's Tom Moore releases a baseline jumper in sec- No subdivision plat required by this ordinance or the Subdivi- 9) kalns added eight. come away a competitive called for an illegal slam where we have experience Mulheison at 3:37 of the sec- Zeeland opened the game ond half play against FHC. sion Control Act shall be admitted to the public land records Winchester led Central wrestler/' said Northview when he brought him back and where our inexperienced ond period in the 171-pound with a 17-2 run and was never of the County or received or recorded by the county Register t4 wilh II. Slagh and Wittig Coach Bob Dailey. I think down. "It's a judgment call/' wrestlers are at. I am how- weight class. headed as it coasted to its fifth the Arrows played right with Borg both contributed wilh of Deeds, until such subdivision plat has received final ap- each added nine points the same thing could be said Rivers said. ever, extremely satisfied with Rob McGee,/171, wrestl- conference victory to go the Chix, being outsconed by 10 points apiece. proval by the Township Board. No public board, agency, com- apiece. for our program' Northview's Dailey added, the way we've wrestled this ing a conference champ from against just one defeat. just two points the rest of the Zeeland got a game-high mission. official or other authority shall proceed with the con- The win kept the Rangers The always respectable "When a wrestler takes his year. It's more than I ex- a year ago, was decisioned ) The loss was Lowell's sixth way, 54-52. 27 points from Jay struction of or authorize the construction of any of the public - within a game of conference wrestling programs have opponent off the mat its his pected." 6-3 by Joe Klomparens. Chad in the conference. The Red Lowell had four players in Riemersma and Zeb Jones improvements required by this ordinance unless such public front-running Rogers in th O- managed to build quite a responsibility to return him After Monda was pinned, Hull claimed a victory by for- Arrows have yet to win an double figures. Jerud Mier- added 10. improvement shall have already been accepted, opened or K While. rivalry over the years. The safely to the mat." Lowell's heavier weight feit in the heavyweight class. W O-K White contest. kalns led the way wilh 15 Lowells junior varsity otherwise received the legal status of a public improvement Lowells record dropped to coaches, for that matter, have Trailing by 12, 14-2, Low- classes strung together three "Despite losing, I thought After falling behind 21-7 points. Bob Adams added 13 squad was defeated by the prior to the adoption of this ordinance unless such public 0-5 in league play. done the same. Rivers, who ell got back into the match Whalen wrestled extremely Q) at the end of the first quarter. and Dave Organek and John Chix, 72-50. improvement shall correspond in its location and to the other straight pins to ensure a fifth has been coaching 30 years, with three successive superb league victory. Rich Depew well against a tough kid requirements of this ordinance. Lowell 's junior varsity bas- embodies Lowell wrestling. performances by Jon Pratt, wrestling at 152, notched a (Doucette)," Rivers said. 55 "if* j ketball team improved its re- Dailey has been coaching Dave Stouffer and Jeff third-period pin at 4:52 over "The key tonight, though, Section 8.2: PENALTIES cord to 2-6 wilh a nail-biting wrestling 22 years, and has Hoffman. Pratt at 130 was do- Tom Stinson. Joe Depew con- was the performances we got Penalties for failure to comply with the provisions of this ordi- 57-56 victory over Forest been at Northview 13 years. minant in his 11-2 victory trolled and then pinned Don after falling behind, by Pratt. nance shall be as follows: Violation of any of the provisions Hills Central. The Wildcats got the early over Dan Voughn. Dave Pierce at 3:27 of the second Stouffer and Hoffman." // of this ordinance or failure to comply with any of its require- Brett Knoop led the Lowell jump in Thursday 's match as Stouffer followed with a sec- ments shall constitute a misdemeanor. Any person who vio- charge wilh 11 points. Jason ^ This Week's ^ they won the first three ond period pin at 4:23 of lates this ordinance or fails to comply with any of its require- Dykehouse added nine, Jon mutches and gained a tie at Kelly Robbins, bringing Specials... ments shall, upon conviction thereof, be fined not more than V Hulfilz netted eight and Chad 126. Dave Carpenter pinned Lowell to within two at 14- S100 or imprisoned for not more than 30 days, or both. Each Lyon contributed wilh seven Dave Rottier at 103 in 46 sec- 12. Hoffman controlled his day such violation continues shall be considered a separate points. onds of the first period. Dave Wildcat counterpart. \ COOSA • Oatmeal Creme offense. The landowner, tenant, subdivider, builder or public Red Arrow Jon Amundson Collins then decisioncd Scott Jeremiah Kossen for all three • Brownie Creme official of any other person who commits, participates in. as- led all Lowell rebounders Nagy 6-2 in the 112 weight periods as he claimed an 18-2 SNACKS • Chocolate Chip Creme sists in, or maintains such violation may each be found guilty wilh 10 caroms; division. The Wildcats' Chris major decision, bumping the • Chocolate Peanut of a separate offense and suffer the penalties herein provided. "It was a team effort which Doucette bettered Brad Wha- Arrows ahead, 17-14. The Rangers' offensive rebounding proved lethal to the Butter Wafer Nothing herein contained shall prevent the Township Board the individual scoring figures 5/$1.00 len 6-4. However, Northview's Red Arrows. or any other public official or private citizen from taking such "I really thought we'd win lawful action as is necessary to restrain or prevent any viola- Tom Edsonresponded wit h a a couple of those matches/' JAYS POTATO tion of this ordinance, the Township Zoning Ordinance, the second period pin of Matt COKE Rivers explained. /'But I Monda (145) at 3:08, reinstat- Subdivision Control Act. or the Condominium Act. CHIPS knew Northview was strong ing the Cats to a 20-17 ad- PRODUCTS below and weak above." This Lowell wrestler is definitely in control. Lowell t)) FusseriCs Dippers & Regular ARTICLE IX vantage. WESJS?^ 1/2 Litres Nauta, wrestling at 125, 12 Oz. Bag AMENDMENTS It was Lowell's depth and improved its record in the conference to 5-0 with matches finished wilh a 6-6 tie. The Section 9.1: PROCEDURES balance that then took control against Sparta and Zeeland remaining. match had a little controversy ell 891 The Township Board may from time to time, amend, supple- Reg. $2.19 $2.19 ^ vV V . " aln plus dep. V400 VN- W ' $1.79 ment. or repeal the regulations and provisions of this ordi- £r; (R nance. A proposed amendment supplement, or repeal may LITE LUNCH^COMBOS ASSORTED LAND-0-FR0ST be originated by the Township Board, Planning Commission, CANDY or by petition. All proposals not originating with the Planning d SLICED Commission shall be referred to it for a report thereon before For stubborn refrigerator odors, place a coffee can filled Hot & Hearty with charcoal on a refrigerator shelf for several days. BARS any action is taken on the proposal by the Township Board. LOWELL Repeat with fresh charcoal until odor is gone. Cup of Soup MEATS By Nestle 2 1/2 ozs. ARTICLE X a TOWNSHIP Plus A Mini Beef - Chicken MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS each Section 10.1: VALIDITY Garden Salad 3/990 Ham - Turkey Should any section, clause or provision of this ordinance be SPRITE • DIET declared by the courts to be invalid, the same shall not affect or Mini Deli LITTLE CHARLIE'S the validity of the ordinance as a whole or any part thereof, NOTICE VERGENNES FRESHNESS COKE - CAFFEINE other than the part so declared to be invalid. Sandwich & GUARANTEED PIZZA FREE - DIET COKE 6.5 oz. 15 Pak -12 Ozs. Cans Section 10.2: EFFECTIVE DATE TOWNSHIP 16 oz.idrin PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that Donald R. Garvin is Pepperoni This ordinance shall take effect after recommendation of the requesting to have a portion of his property at 1989 HAVE YOUR LUNCH Planning Commission, adoption by the Township Board, pub- Cumberland, SE In Sections 5 and 8 of Lowell Town- BUNCH CALL US... or Supreme $3.29 lication within 30 days after adoption, entry in the ordinance ship that is zoned R-1 Residential and Ag-2 Agricul- As Always Microwaveable - Great for Snacks plus dep tural rezoned to Commercial to allow retail sales book and certification by the clerk as to the date of adoption, WE for a garden center. This rezoning request will be NOTICE vote and publication. This ordinance shall become effective DELIVER! the subject of a public hearing before the Township Master Card Food Stamps 30 days after publication. 897-7049 Mcii*fCard VISA Planning Commission to be held on: Accepted Here! Vergennes Township is receiving bids for cemetery and Visa Recommended by Planning Commission: September 14, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31,1990 at 8:00 P.M. lawn maintenance for the 1990 season. Please send 1989 for specifications for bid proposal before February •A 1002 W. Main St., Lowell • Ph. 897-6649 Adoption by Township Board: December 18, 1989 at the Lowell Township Hall. For further Informa- 1,1990 to Vergennes Township Cemetery Commis- Publication Date: January 15, 1990 tion, please call the Hall at 897-7600 during regular sion, 10381 Bailey Drive, Lowell, Michigan 49331 or HOT UNE FOR LOTTO NUMBERS: Effective Date: February 15, 1990 office hours. call 897-5671 on Wednesdays. Carol L. Wells Jean Hoffman Prices Expire Sandra Kowalczyk Lowell Township Clerk Township Clerk 0& 897-6723 Jan. 21, 1990 Township Clerk C9411 C10&15 w? •w

The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, January 17. 1990 • Page 27 The Lbwdl Ledger - Wednesday. January 17, 1^0 • Page 26 Red Arrow gymnasts swing past Knights; take 3rd at invitational

44 7.8 . The top six performances ing to at least match last It didn't take long for Low- of the season opener against the uneven bars. We believe took top individual honors. eam points. Lowell placed years second place finish, ell Gymnastic Coach, Tam- Kenowa Hills, Fitzpatrick it is a hyper extended knee. Lowells Jcske was third four gymnasts in the top six but without Kropf that was a mic Fitzpatrick to test the gulped as she watched her ace Kropf will not see any action with a mark of 7.6. Kim Pul- - Hovey, Lipkea and Pullen tough task at best. depth of the 1990 gymnastic*s performer, Laura Kropf come at the East Lansing Invita- len and Angie Fox were fifth tied for seond at 7.25, while Leading Lowell on the team. down with a hyper extended tional. We want her to get and sixth respectively with Katie Hawk was sixth with a vault was Jeske with a fourth- In Lowell's second event well. We're not going to take scores of 6.45 and 6.35. knee on her dismount from place finish at 8.25. Fox any chances," Fitzpatrick *1 was pleased with Jeske. S.I. placed eighth with a 7.775. said. "It was a new dismount it was her first meet since she "I thought Pullen and On the uneven bars Lipkea HELP CARD OF for Kropf. A much more dif- was 12 years old," Fitzpatrick Hovey came through for us S PersonalS BUSINESS HELP SFOR RENTS placed third with a mark of ^ ficult one. She executed it said. In the Arrows first meet tonight," Fitzpatrick said. 8.0. Jeske's 6.95 was good LOWELL I APART- perfectly in warmups." hack, she earned a second on "Scoring NO points in our S SERVICES S i? WANTED g ® WANTED l? S THANKS I enough for eighth. MENTS - is currenty ac- Despite the break in her the balance beam, a third on first meet of the year is Jeske was the only Red cepting applications for 1 THE RESIDENTS AND dismount, Kropf s routine the vault and a fourth on the great." BINGO ATTENTION - HIRING - ATTENTION - EASY In the East Lansing Invita- Arrow to finish in three of the Every Friday Night, 7:30 P.M. & 2 bedroom apartments. STAFF - of Lowell Medi- was still the envy of all. The uneven bars. WORK EXCELLENT I four events. No Lowell gym- Jim Cook, Jr. Government jobs your Arrow won the event with a Hoebeke posted the top tional Lowell finished third Lowell VFW Hall, Rent starts at $237 and in- cal Care Center wish to nasts placed in the floor exer- area. $17,840 - $69,485. PAY! - Assemble products mark of 8.3. Teammate Car- score, 8.3 on the balance out of seven schools. East Main St., Lowell AUCTIONEER cludes heat and many ex- thank all of those who vol- cise. Call 1-602-838-8885. Ext. at home. Details (1) 602- rie Lipkea was second at 8.05 beam . But Arrow depth East Lansing was first with tras. For more information unteered their time and Early Bird Bingo at 6:45 P.M. R 3468. 127 points followed by Jeske came home in fourth All Types of Sales 838-8885 Ext. W-3468. and Tammie Jeske finished persevered. Jeske came off PUBUC INVITED or application, call Lowell services during the evacu- on the balance beam with a P7-10 C9-10 fourth at 6.75. the beam with a 7.3, earning Mason with 113 and then the (616) 897-8872 I Apartments, 897-7135. ation of our residents on Red Arrows with I09. While mark of 7.45. In Lowellis opening event, a second. Jody Smith and An Equal Housing Oppor- Monday, Jan. 8,1990. The Kim Pullen tied for fourth at Jackson NW, Jackson Lumen "Jeske was steady. She per- ^ the vault, Kropf s 8.65 HELP WANTED - Curtis tunity. attention and care given to 6.75 and Becky Hovey was Christi, Ionia and Napolean formed quite well throughout W HANDY MAN NEEDS S FOR SALE earned her a second behind BINGO Cleaners, full-time pres- C7tfn our residents enabled us Kenowa Hills' Tracy fifth with a mark of 6.65. all competed, team totals the day," said Lowell Assis- WORK! - Save money. Every Saturday ntghl ser needed. Monday - FOR SALE -1968 mobile to accomplish the evacua- Hoebekes 8.75. The Knight, The top spot in the floor were not available. tant Coach Annette Pierson, Clean attics, basements, Saturday. home in Key Heights. tion and return to the facil- winning three of four events. exercise went to Hoebeke at The Red Arrows were hop- filling in for Fitzpatrick. 7:00 P.M. painting. Specializing in RENT - 2 bedroom coun- C10 12x65,2 bedroom, remod- ity without any ill effects to LOWELL MOOSE BINGO roofing, do most anything. try home, Ada. $500 per eled inside. New carpet, our residents. Thanks, we 1320 E. Fulton No job too big or small. month plus utilities. $200 $4,000 or best offer. Call appreciate all of you! You call, we'll haul. Call security deposit. Call 676- Lowell spikers start the season at 5-4 Euiy Bird Bingo at 6.00 P.M. ATTENTION - EARN Lowell Medical Care TfN 897-6175. Good starter 1236. 794-0227. MONEY TYPING AT home. C10 Center C10 HOME! - 32,000/year in- Schizophrenic. rows also fell victim to the In its match against the Sa- like Saranac we still seem in- C10 C10 After its 5-4 start, that's highly touted club from xons of Hastings, Lowell re- timidated. We stand around jv\ come potential. Details (1) Saranac 2-15, 3-15 and to and watch the other team ATTENTION VETE- how Lowell Volleyball Coach ceived stellar performances 602-838-8885 Ext. T- IS IT TRUE YOU CAN smmm Laurie Kuna described her Northview in its league from Jenny Berry and Mur- play. The girls have to get RANS OF FOREIGN 3468. BUY JEEPS FOR $44 - TO THE SALVATION 1989-90 spikers. opener, 1-15, 11-15. phy. Berry posted four digs, over that hurdle." WARS - Your country P9-10 In memory of Eugene through the U.S. Govern- ARMY - Canteen No. 48 Lowell opened the year "We did not play well at four kills, two aces, and two Team statistical leaders up and V.F.W.Post 8303 Morris, January 2,1984 ment? Get the facts today! and 305 on such a great wilh wins against Sparta. 15- all against Northview, Kuna saves. Her four kills were sec- through the Saranac game are • 897-5811 - 307 E. job and performance that 9, 5-15, 15-6 (did not count said. "That was disappointing ond to the leam-high six re- as follows: Murphy leads the 1-708-742-1142. Ext. Main, Lowell, Ml PART-TIME CASHIER - Life is good. Dad was done on Monday toward conference play). because it was a conference corded by Stouffer. team in saves with 21 and in 1296. 49331 - needs you! If Telephone, light office. 2 Many things have hap- P10&12 evening, Jan. 8,1990 and Laura Kropf performs on the uneven bars in the season- Grand Haven, 15-8, 18-16 match. However I thought we Murphy led the club in as- assists wilh 81. Kirslen eligible and desire to nights a week. All day **** pened. on early Tuesday morn- and Kenowa Hills, 6-15, 15- played a good match against sists with eight. Hildenbrand Amundsen is the Arrow opening meet against Kenowa Hills. Kropf injured herself join our excellent or- Saturday. Call Diane at You have a great-grand- ing, Jan. 9, 1990. But a on the dismount but is expected back into action this 5, 15-9. Shuffled in-between Hastings." also contributed to the victory leader in digs wilh 26. Hil- FOR SALE - Purebred ganization call or 897-8431. son, Nicholas, now. special thanks to the weekend (Jan.20). those three victories were two In the Wildcat match, the wilh four aces and the team's denbrand is the top server ^ Cocker Spanial, male, 1 losses to Forest Hills North- Arrows were led in aces by with 16 aces. Berry and send for an applica- C10 And another great-grand- people: Orlo Hafer. Gerald only block. "We played well We've got all your 9 year old, blonde, $100. tion. Veterans of the child on the way. Stoddard, Noreen Stod- em. Sherry Hildenbrand with agaisnt Hastings and contiol- Stouffer are the club's leaders entertainment needs Call 897-5047 or 897- This past week Lowell two. Jennifer Murphy had a Vietnam War are en- All of your grandsons and dard, Paul Ramis, Randy led the game," Kuna said. in kills with 33 apiece. * covered, call us 9227 Ext. 28. posted victories against Hast- team-high eight assists and couraged to join the we're the pros. « HELP WANTED - Im- your granddaughter are Quands, that acted so "Against the stronger teams C10 ings 15-11, 15-11 and Cedar Kris Stouffer led in kills with team. Barry D. Em- mediate openings to doing real well. PRIVATE PARTIES **** quickly by getting food Springs 15-3, 15-4. The Ar- four. mons, Commander. WEDDINGS earn extra cash and We three daughters and prepared and cots and NIGHT CLUBS fAMRY TARE Until 1752# the British and their American colonies cele- Cltfn BAR MTZVAHS prizes delivering the FOR SALE - 1987 our mother, your wife, are blankets set out. Sincerely brated New Years on March 24th. That isr March 24f 1750 FAIRS ft FESTIVALS Grand Rapids Press. Rockwood pop-up was followed by March 25t 1751. SCHOOLS A CLUBS fine. thank you so much! YMCA MEN'S OVER 30 We need students to camper. Hardtop, sleeps We miss you, but we know Your friends at Bushnell & Jli±te.n do foot routes near 6. Many extras, $2,800 or you are in God's hands. Elementary School BASKETBALL STANDINGS BUSINESS k \h()ut Our S.S.I Payment Pkms to 7:00 p.m. says. That will take some Club. After high school WE'RE YOUR HOMETOWN DIME STORE MEETING YOUR portation. Call Susan, FOUNDATION Value $1.50 VARIETY OP NEEDS time to regain." she plans on studying to \\ailable lu Qualilicd Applicant PH. 897-6411 676-1693. In her first meet since become a veterinarian. HOURS: Mon.-Sat.. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. C10 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. Januan 17. 1990 - Page 28 LMS Drama Class production, "Airline" takes off Thursday

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community through the crisis. Members of the cast presenting uAirline" at the Middle School on January 18 are from left to right, front row: Dude Kanoza, Tammy Henderson, Laura Witherell, Brant Erbentraut, Cutter Phillips, James Miller and Tanya VanSvoy; back row, left to right: Lisa Allchin, Justin Anes, Sallee Goulooze, Mandy Bray, Sarah Matyczyn, We want to thank you, our Ashley Clin, Rich Stouffer, Carl Moore and Dawn Henry. On Thursday, Jan. 18, at customers, for your patience and 7:30 p.m. the Lowell Middle School Eighth Grade Drama Class will present the com- cooperation during this trying time. edy, "Airline." The play is about those Our crews were able to repair the i highly regarded individuals responsible for transporting gas line without injury or travelers by flight, it is also about some remarkably odd Week of Jan. 22, 1990 and trusting travelers who put interruption of service. themselves in the hands of these "experts." MONDAY: Unfortunately, the "Go Fruit juice, pizza w/meat and cheese, carrot sticks or Bananas Airline" employees' Your patience is appreciated by all salad, chilled fruits or jello. milk. only expertise is in raising the TUESDAY: art of imcompetence to a new of us, your neighbors — the Hot roast beef sandwich or cheeseburgers, lettuce high, and the results are salad w/dressing. steamed com or mixed vegetables, hilarious. assorted fruits, cookies or bars milk. The public is invited to the employees of Consumers Power Thursday evening perfor- WEDNESDAY: mance, which will be held in Company in Grand Rapids, Oven baked chicken or swiss steak, mashed potatoes the Middle School or rice and gravy, seasoned green beans or beets, bis- cafetonum. Admission is Greenville and Hastings. cuits w/honey or butter, jello w/whip or fruit, milk. tree. THURSDAY: Beef and noodles or ravioli, cabbage slaw or vegetable, french bread w/p-nut butter, choice of fresh or canned fruit, milk. FRIDAY; consumets Red Arrows sub sandwiches or fishwiches, potato Power chips and pickles, baked beans or soup or salad, fruit © or pudding, milk. There is also a 3rd choice everyday of a chef salad The Ombu Tree of Argen- muamun pnoBUis tina is one of the hardiest for students in the middle and high schools. trees. The tree's wood is so moist that it will rarely There is also a 3rd choice everyday of a chef salad burn and so spongy that it for students in the middle and high schools. usually cannot be cut 7!i4 0 down.