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cprk: MOPORr, miciiica.'I 49284 The Lowell Volume 17, Issue 17 Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 Wednesday, March 10, 1993

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n wl THE T(K;ETHER LOWELL CARES COMMITTEE HOLDS FREE SEMINAR L

The Together Lowell Cares Connnittee is offering a free miliar, Thursday, March 11 from 7 to 9 p.m., al Ihe Lowell '"^^1 iddle School, and will introduce the widely acclaimed parent ucation program called Active Parenting. 7*. This discussion will be led by Suzy Schwark, the area s presentative of Activc Parentimi. She will present informa- tion on ways to build effective family communication skills. i" > / For more information contact Sue Burt or Karen Latva at 97-8471.

YMCA OFFERS YOUTH SPORT PROGRAMS

The Lowell YMCA is now taking registrations for its spring >uldoor soccer program It is open to boys and girls grades cindergarten through eighth. John Gahrion, Dave Clark and Jim Wood, left, the City's Board of Review for property assessments, hear from It is also registering boys for the "new" T-ball/baseball and I^owell residents Neva and Wayne Johnson, right. softball program for ages four years through sixth-grade. For further infonnation call 897-8445. • Assessment reviews are up; HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEETING

The annual meeting of Fa llasburg Historical Swiety will be held at Schneider Manor March 15 at 7:30 with potluck at 6:30 Angered taxpayers look for answers p.m. The Kent County Bureau ments will reflect a two-year walks asearly as ihis summer. sit in on the Board of Review There will be an election of Trustees and 1993 member- of Equali/ation^says that the growth at seven percent a year Hill also stated thai he can. History shows most ships are $5. The program will be "Barns and More Bams," by freeze on assessments in 1992 or 14 percent over two years. believes Ihe Board of Review people don't want to, and those Jim Bonnstra. Guests are welcome. has accounted for the high Lowell City Assessor, Jim should be open to Ihe general who have a hearing scheduled number of board of review Marfia said two years ago a public. don't want an audience." LOWELL AREA FIRE DEPARTMENT S appointments scheduled for reappraisel was done on ihe Cily Manager Dave Pas- Hill concluded by saying PANCAKE BREAKFAST townships and cities in 1993. assessments of the residential quale said I hat is subject to ihe the hearing is not set up for an The number of appoint- area. "This year a complete open meetings act. "Thai audience and that he would The Lowell Area Fire Department's all-you-can-eat pan- ments are at there highest re-appraisal of non-residen- means, anvbodv who wants to like to see that changed. cake breakfast will be held Saturday, Maah 27 at the Look levels in the City of Lowell, tial areas has been completed," Memorial Fire Station, 315 S. Hudson. 113, Lowell Township, 148. he explained. "We want both They will be serving from 7 to 11 a.m., prices are adults $4; According to Lowell to be assessed by the same Nominating petitions being children $2. All proceeds go toward fire equipment. Clerk, Betty Morlock, the City formula." held Board of Review meet- The change in the assess- accepted for Board seat SKYWARN/TORNADO SPOTTER ing on March 8, 9 and 10th. ment of non-residenital areas Nominating petitions arc "Pressing issues facing the TRAINING SEMINAR Lowell Township also had means assessments will be now available for candidates Board obviously starts with meetings scheduled for the 8th based on the square footage interested in filling the Low- whal Ihe State Legislature On Monday, March 22 Jack Cooley, meteorologist in and 9th, along with meetings and what that square footage ell Board of Education seal does with school financing and charge of the Grand Rapids office of the National Weather from 6 to 9 p.m. on March 11, has been selling for. "As it that will open up in June. property lax cuts," Wilcox Service, will be putting on a Sky warn/Tornado Spotter train- 12, 16, 18, 19 and 23rd. All did with the residential areas, The scat is currently being says. ing seminar. the days are filled except for this will help put everybody filled by Marcia Wilcox. The Persons interested in run- The seminar will be held at the Lowell High School from the 23rd. to the same footing." Lowell resident was named in ning for this position must be 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. in the auditorium. Special invitations were Township receptionist/ Marfia said those non-resi- Februarv of 1992 to fill ihe a citizen of the , sent to Lowell merchants. City officials and the Lowell and ¥ deputy treasurer, Gladys dential asessments that jump seat left open when Linda be 18 years of age or older, be Alto Fire Departments. The public is also invited. Fletcher said the number of substantially this year have Beers resigned. a resident of Michigan for at Board of review appointments probably been under assessed In June of 1W2 Wilcox least 30 days, and be a resi- BURGER KING TO HOLD BENEFIT FOR YMCA arc a lot higher lhan she ever in year's past. won an election lo fill ihe seal dent of ihe Lowell School remembers seeing. Hill's Shoe Store owner for one-year. District for at least 30 days Burger King of Lowell and the YMCA are joining together VergennesTownship held Gordon Hill says Ihe Lowell The incumbcnt intends to beforc election. to help benefit the YMCA Invest In Youth program. reviews on Monday and Tues- Downtown area is not a viable mn for ihe four-year seat in Nominating petitions may The benefit will be held on Tuesday, March 23 from 4 to 7 day. Reviews were available means to draw people into Ihe J U IK'. be obtained by any candidate p.m. Proceeds from Ihe event will go to Ihe Lowell YMCA on Wednesday and Friday of area. "So why should my as- "I've just gotten my feel from ihe Board of Education Invest In Youth program. this week by appointment sessments jump up if it's not wet," Wilcox said. "I'm inter- office located al 12685 Fore- only. bri ngi ng people i n to t he dow n- ested in staying on ihe board. man Rd. LHS BOOSTERS CLUB MEETING The City's Board of Re- town area. Besides if it was I want lo see ihe curriculum The nominating pe lit ions view, appointed by the business would only be laxed upgraded and that we gel tech- must contain al least 20 signa- The next meeting of the Lowell High School Boosters Club Council was filled by John more." nology in our new high tures of registered school will be Monday, March 15 at 7 p.m. in room 1-Aof Ihe High Gabrion, David Clark and Jim Marfia said Hill's point is school." electors of the district, and not School. Wood. why the Dowtown Authority The Lowell resident, 9654 less lhan one percent of Ihe Lowell Township's board Association has been created. Bailey Dr., said one thing she votes of Ihe candidates who COUNTDOWN TO COLLEGE willconsistsof Richard Bryan, "If people shop in Ihe down- has learned since joining the received the greatest number Richard Buell and Bill town area, then the business Bpard is lh<\l small problems of votes in the last election in "Countdown to College" will be held on March 15 at Wieland. owners obviously make more can take an inordinate amount which Board members were Lowell High School. Students in ihe 9th, lOthand llth-grades Now that Ihe freeze has money." of lime and thai large prob- elected. and their parents will learn why this is a most important time been lifted, the harsh reality The DDA may begin lems are usually solved rather Main St., cont'd., pg. H has set in. The 1993 assess- work on Ihe downtown side- quickly. Board, cont'd., pg. H 1

The Lonell I.edjjer-Wednesday, March 10,1993-Page 2 The l>owell I^rdjjcr-Wednesday, March 10,l993-Pa^e3 Five LHS students recognized with OBITUARIES students-of-the-month honors 1 CZfMINGYN^^ 1 her freshman year wiih BROWN - Meredith M. sity of Michigan, and laught The students-of-the- yearunder her management.' drive and personal motiva- cheeHeading, volleyball and Brown, aged 51. of Saranae. in Lowell High School from month at Lowell High School tion," and adds that she is Notices in The Ledger's EVERYTUESDAY MORN- meetat7p.m.at the Lowell Showboat Network. FRI., MARCH 12: Vaca- TUES., MARCH 16: The track. She has still earned a Cannon Township Histori- died March 3, W^3. Surviv- 1^42 lo 1^47. In lhat year she for the month of Maah are Symmes's favorite classes "outgoing, sharing and car- "Coming Events" are free ING: Coffee break, a City Hall. New members tion is over Cyclamen spot on Ihe honor roll. Her cal Society will hold its ine arc her husband Thomas married David F. Coons of seniors Heidi Silvis Bliss and are business courses, and she ing." of charge to any non-profit community Bible study for welcomed. Membership EVERY SUNDAY Chapter #94 O.E.S. Get Lowell and lived there until Cattanach is the daughter regular meeting at 7 p.m. at A. Brown, daughter Jennifer Charla Symmes; junior Donna plans to attend GRCC next teacher nominator praises organization in the Lowell. ladies at Calvary Church, 21-39 years of age. Lead- EVENING: Royal Rangers back to business with the her death. She was active in of Warren and Rose Cattanach the Cannon Historical Mu- of Ann Arbor, son Christo- Christine Abel; sophomore year and major in business. Jansma'spositive menial atti- Ada. Alto, and Saranae 1125 W. Main St., Lowell at ership training through for the boys. Missionettes regular monthly meeting at the First United Methodist of Lowell. She is also a card seum in Cannonsburg. pherol Saranae: mother Helen Rebecca Cattanaehand frcsh- She is also a memberof Teens tude, commenting, "Not onlu area. We prefer such no- 9:30 a.m. Free nursery. community involvement. for the girls for kids kinder- 7:30 p.m. in the Lowell Church of Lowell, especially holder in the Renaissance Pro- David Carrier, attorney, will R. Men/ies. of Grand Rapids: man, Jenny Jansma. Involved, choir and Glee Club does she find Ihe good in ev J tices to be kept brief and to Bible story hour for 3 to 6 garten and up. Christ Masonic Hall. in the area of Christian educa- gram and has been on the be the speaker. His topic sister Judy Caqx'nterof Grand Bliss is the daughter of and has been a member of Ski erything, she creates it." Re- be submitted by mail, but year olds. A good way to EVERY THURS.: Co-de- Ambassadors for the youth tion. and gave forty years of honor roll two years. Her SAT., MARCH 13: Alto El- will be "New Directions for Rapids: nicee Jill Carpenter Don and Judie Silvis of Club. In addition to skiing cently, Jansma was honored will accept notices by phone meet your neighbors. pendents Anonymous (7 thru 12 grades) Chris- leadership lo Camp Fire. Fu- teachcr nominator describes ementary School 4th-grade Disability and Death - Liv- Z i in in c r in a n n: ne p h e w s Lowell. She has been very and singing, she enjoys water by her classmates by being at 897-9261. (COCA) meets every tian Clubs to help our neral Services were held Fri- her as a leader in her coopera- children grow through the Spaghetti dinner from 5-8 ing Trusts. " Learn how to David Carpenter Jr.. Jeffrey active in her senior year after skiing, reading and swim- selected freshman princess for EVERY 1 ST & 3RD TUES- Thursday at 7 p.m. at the day at First United Methodist tive group and as a student p.m. at the school, 6150 avoid probate, maintain pri- Wolf: sister-in-law Janet spending her junior year liv- ming. Symmes has been on the Sweetheart Swirl. SECOND MONDAY DAY: Lowell Lions Club Serenity Club, 101 W.Main, means of achievement pro- Church of Lowell. Rev. Bill with a positive attitude about Bancroft, Alto. Cost $4 vacy and control. All are Wolf: brothers-in-law Robert ing and going lo school in the honor roll all four years al Jansma describes water EACH MONTH: The South meets at 6:30 p.m. at Look Lowell. grams, special activities, Amundsen officiating. Inler- school. She is a member of crafts, and basic moral adults/$2 6-12 years old/ welcome. Brow n. David Caq)entcr. Sr.: France. Her French teacher LHS. skiing, snowmobiling and Kent 4-H group regular Memorial Fire Station, meni al Oakwood Cemetery. the FFA and Ihe volleyball learning. For more info, call and 5 and under free. grand nieee Caitlyn comments, "Few students Abel is Ihe daughter of hunting as favorite adivites meetings at 7 p.m. in the South Hudson, Lowell. THURSDAYS - Take Off Memorials may be given lo team. She has also served as Lowell Assembly of God at THURS., MARCH 18: Fit/eerald: and grand nephew have the courage and inner Lirry and Mary Abel of Ada. and gym as a favorite class. Alto Elementary School Pounds Sensibly Tops Ml, the church or to Hospice of basketball manager for two SAT., MARCH 13: All-you- Keenagers will meet at 10 Znehan Ziininennann. Mrs. strength to be an exchange A red card holder in the Re- When she is not busy with all cafeteria. EVERY 1 ST & 3RD TUES- No. 333. Saranae, meets 897-7047. Greater Grand Rapids. years. Cattanach is a member can-eat pancake breakfast a.m. at Vergennes Meth- Brow n w as a member of East sludeni for an entire year. She naissance Program, she has of these activities she jusr DAY - V.F.W. Post 8303 every Thursday evening at of the Alto Baptist Church at Calvary Christian Reform odist Church. We will have Congregational Church. First met the challenges of living been on the honor roll all of loves lo spend time with fam- SECOND MONDAY OF meets at the V.F.W. the Saranae Public Library. EVERY THIRD SUN.: The where she is a AWANA Church, 1125 W. Main St. a pot-luck dinner. Bring dish Congregational Church of STKIN(;RABKR . Miss in a foreign country with her semesters al LHS. Favor- ily and friends. EACH MONTH: The Lowell Clubroom, 307 E. Main St., Weigh-ins at 6:45 p.m. Flat River Snowmobile Club leader, active int he youth from 7 to 10:30 a.m. Adults to pass and your own table Lowell and children's teacher Gayle Ann Steingraber. aged spunk and perserverance." ite activities include an and The faculty, staff and ad- Area Schools Board of Edu- Lowell at 8:00 p.m. meets at the clubhouse at, group, and a worker in the $3; ;children 10 and under service. They will play at Bible Study Fellowship. A 41. of Allendale passed away Bliss is the president of poetry. She has earned honor- ministration are proud of these cation meets at 7:30 p.m. FIRST AND THIRD 18841 Potters Rd. Just east church nursery. $2. cards, come and bring a Memorial Service was held suddenly on Tuesday. March the International Club. She is able mention in the LHS cre- five young women who serve in the Board of Education TUESDAYS - Take Off THURSDAY: The Alto Li- of Montcalm Ave. at 1 p.m. Sunday at First Congrega- ative writing contest for her as role models for others as office located in the Middle Pounds Sensibly Tops #M ons Club meets at Dari's at New members and guests friend. 2. 1^93. She is survived by secretary of the art club and Jansma is the daughter of tional Church of Lowell. In her mother Gail Steingraber also a member of debate, fo- poetry. Her art teacher de- they help uphold pride and School, 12675 Foreman 1372 meets every Tuesday 7 p.m. are welcome. SAT., MARCH 13: Roast Mike and Sue Jansma of beef dinner at Bowne Cen- MON., MARCH 22: The lieu of flowers contributions of Cascade: and sister Mary rensics, young democrats and scribes her as an art student respect at Lowell High Road. evening at the Lowell Con- Lowell. She has kept active ter United Methodist Clark-Ellis American Le- to Neo-Natal Intensive Care Steingraber Johnson and the youth group of St. Paul's with "tremendous creative School. gregational Church EVERY SECOND WOMEN OFTHEMOOSE: Church on corner of 84th gion Auxiliary will meet at 1 I nit at Blodgett Memorial brot he r- i n-la w Ke n ne t h J oh n-United Methodist Church. EVERY MONDAY basement. Corner of Spring THURSDAY: Lowell VFW Business meeting is held p.m. at Schneider Manor. Medical Center. son of Lowell: one aunt, Irene She serves as a member of the EVENING: Euchre will be and Hudson Sts. Weigh- Auxiliary No. 8303 meets the third Monday of each and Alden Nash from 5 to Sponsor, Angeline Mulder. Smith: and many cousins. Grand Rapids District Coun- played at the V.F.W. Post ins at 5:45 p.m. at 3:30 p.m. at the VFW month, at 8 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Adults $6.50; kids COONS - Eli/abeth Lyman Gayle was preceded in death cil on Youlh Ministries. Re- 8303 at 7:30 p.m. Admis- Post, 307 W. Main Street, 5-12 years, $3; under 4, MON., MARCH 22: Jack Coons, aged "2. of Lowell, by her father Arnold cently Bliss starred in the Arts sion is $1, prizes. Public EVERYTUESDAY MOR N- Lowell. LOWELL AREA ARTS free. Cooley, Meteorologist, will died March 1. 1^3 at home. Steingraber. Gayle served as Council'sw interplay. She has welcome. ING: If you are looking for COUNCIL :149 S.Hudson SAT., MARCH 13: Smyrna be putting on a Skywarn/ She is survived by her hus- a counselor al Ihe Jellema been on Ihe honor roll since an enjoyable way to exer- 2ND THURSDAY EACH St. Hours: Monday thru Fri- Tornado Spotter training band. David F. Coons: three House Substance Abuse Cen- coming to LHS. To earn MONDAYS: Overeaters cise, come join the Lowell MONTH: All Lowell area day, 1 to 5 p.m.; Satur- annual St. Patricks Day seminar. The seminar will daughters. Laura. Martha, and ler for nearly twelve years money to attend GRCC next Anonymous New meeting. Community Education line senior citizens are cordially days and Sundays, 1:30 to celebration at the Smyrna be held at LHS from 9:30 to Nanc\. and their husbands, and touched the livesof many year. Bliss works al Lerner in 7:30 p.m. at Good Shep- dance at The First United invited to attend the Lowell 4:30 p.m. Closed holidays. Maccabee Hall. Roast beef 11:30 a.m. in the audito- George Bakken ol Terre need\ individuals with her Eastbrook Mall. herd Lutheran Church, Methodist Church at 10:30 Community Education Phone 897-8545. dinner 11:30-2 p.m., Eu- chre Tournament at 1:30, rium. The public is invited. Haute. IN. Tom Bein of special talents and caring na- Symmes is ihe daughler 10305 Bluewater Hwy., a.m. Bring comfortable lunch and learn at 12 p.m., Dancing 9 -1 a.m. Call Ken W illiamsiow n. MA. and Mark ture. She w ill he sadlv missed of Jeff and Pain Symmes of Lowell. Call 361-5463. shoes. $1 donation. at Lowell High School. The LOWELL LIBRARY Richmond. 794-2277 for MON., MARCH 22: Lowell Olson ol Luxembourg. Fi\e by her family and many Lowell. Her business teacher Come join us! cost of lunch for 1992-93 HOURS: Open Mon. 10:30 more information. American Legion Auxiliary grandchildren aKo sunivc. I rie nds. Fu ne ra I Se rv ices w e recommend s Symmes for her EVERY SECOND 8. school year is $2.20. Call a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Wed., will meet at Schneider Anne Marie and David held Friday al ihe Zaagman work as manager of the LHS THIRD MONDAY OF FOURTH TUES.:Qua-Ke- Marge at 897-8434to make 12:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. and Manor at 1 p.m. for their Bakken. Noah and Joel Bern, Memorial Chapel North. Rev. Spirit Store, describing her EACH MONTH: Golden Zik Sportsmen's Club - your reservation and learn Fri. & Sat., 12:30 to 5:30 SUN., MARCH 14: Auction first meeting of the year. and Elodie Olson-Coons. Robert W. Mueller officiat- w ork as outstanding: "She has Swingers meet 6 p.m. at meets at 8 p.m. at the Club about the program to be p.m. at Saranae VFW Hall, 2 Sponsor is A. Mulder. Bcttx \\asN>rn in Grand Rap- ing. Memorial contributions taken on many responsibili- Lowell Senior Center. building at 1400 Foreman presented. ids. ihe daughter i*l Dr. W il- may be made lo Ihe Jellema ties and kept organized and Road, Lowell. ALTO LIBRARY HOURS: p.m. SAT., MARCH 27: Lowell liam D. and Alice R. Lyman, House. on top of things. The Spirit SATURDAYS - Take Off Open Tues. 12 - 8 p.m.; uradualed from ihe Lniver- Store has done verv well this EVERY MON.: Boy Scout SECOND TUES. OF Pounds Sensibly Tops #M 1 Thurs. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Area Fire Department's T roop 102, for boys 11 and EVERY MONTH: Lowell 1493 meets every Sat. at Sat. 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Phone MON., MARCH 15: 6:30 pancake breakfast. All-you- up. or completing the 5th youth football meetings at 9:00 a.m. in the Congrega- 868-6038. potluck and 7:30 annual can-eat from 7 to 11 a.m. at March Students-of-the-Month at li)well High School are, left to right: freshman, grade, will meet from 7 to 7 p.m. at the Lowell High tional Church basement in meeting of Fallasburg His- the Look Memorial Fire Sta- Jenny Jansma; sophomore, Rebecca ( attanach; Junior, Donna Christine Abel; and 8:30 p.m., during the school School. Everyone wel- Lowell. Corner of Spring THURS., MARCH 11: Cy torical Society at Schneider tion, 31 5 S. Hudson. Adults seniors, Charla Symmes and Heidi Silvis Bliss. year, in the Scout Cabin, at come. and Hudson Sts. weigh-ins clamen Chapter #94 O. E. S. Manor. Sponsor, Ann $4; children $2: proceeds FMB r-THAMKS- from 8:30 a.m. to 8:50 a.m. will hold a work-bee from 9 Booth. go toward fire equipment. 55 the end of North Washing- IMDF ton Street. Enjoy activities WEDNESDAY: Rollaway a.m. to ? in the Lowell Ma- like hiking and camping and Ltd. Senior Bowling, 1 p.m. EVERY SAT. - Lowell In- sonic Hall to get ready for and learn skills that can last a 55 and over. dependent Amateur Radio their 100th birthday cel- We spend an annual average of $2,635 per student In our public schools and universities. lifetime. For more informa- Operators sponsor an in ebration. Bring own paint tion call 897-8829. 2ND WEDNESDAY: Men s formation net on Frequency brush for painting table fa- Kash for Kids. breakfast at Lowell Senior 147.420 Simplex - Lowell vors. 99* TUESDAY SPECIAL SECOND MONDAY OF Center, 314 S. Hudson St. Fish 'N' Stuf Discsurt EACH MONTH: The Call 897-5949 for reserva- Buy A Sub At Regular Price PET SUPPLY STORE t/Jt/I/f/fflf/tlZUZZZj Bowne Township Histori- tions Give A Gift that 117 W. Main • Lowell 897-5451 cal Society will hold its will be remembered all regular meetings at the FIRST WEDNESDAY year long!! DENTISTRY TO FIT YOUR SALT WATER TANK Township Office, 6059 EACH MONTH; Linfield E., Alto. The meet- Alzheimers Support Group For Your Home Or Office ing is at 7:30 p.m. meets at 6:30 p.m. at BUSY SCHEDPLE We Do The Maintenance Cumberland Retirement FOURTH MONDAY OF Village. Phone 897-4810 10 A.M. - 6 P.M. • MON THRi nnUu SAsmTi • EACH MONTH: American for information. »»»- - - .... . • Welcoming new patients Legion Clark-Ellis Post 152 • Get a Second Sub For 99c • • % Here's the secret- at Lowell VFW Hall, 307 E. EVERY FIRST WEDNES- • Offering new convenient evening gift subscription of this Main St. at 8 p.m. DAY: Lowell Area Jaycees newspaper to your special friends. We provide a color- & Saturdayappts. The Lowell Ledfjji ful gift card to meet any I—HI Uuttrt Siwv 119.1 special occasion announ- cing you as the giver. Now you don't have to worry Mike Armstrong, McKenzlePlummer, Robin Green, about shopping for a hard SHERI D. CALLEJA D.D.S. to find gift for that special Ellssa Kinney, Jeff Lee (USPS 45-830) person to enjoy. Come by FMB salutes the new lellers ai Hushnell Klemeniary's Kash lor Kids Hank. our office or call today for Published weekly for Sl() a year in Kent County, S14 specific details on this con- With a lillle help from parenis. teachers and FMB ihe a year outside the county by the Lowell Ledger venient. exciting gift! Sat., March 13 1150 N.Hudson EVERY TUESDAY sludenis have siarted iheir own m-school hank Publishing Company, 105 N. Broadway St I owell 4:00 pm to 12 midnite Tv IN MARCH Ml 49331. The Lowell, Ml 49351 It's never loo early to learn good money management! Roger K. Brown Lowell Moose Lodge Phone 897-8429 Publisher 210 East Main Street, Lowell, Michigan (616) 897-9261 Lowell .SUBUJRV Second Class Postage Paid at Lowell, MI. • Roulette Published every Wednesday Ledger « •) • Blackjack mdER OF: 608 W. Main, Lowell • 897-4960 POSTMASTER: Send address change to i* •! FIB 105 N. Broadway, • Dirty Queen MDA • West Michigan Dental Society Open 'til Midnight • Sunday - Thursday State Savings Bank The Lowell l edger, P 0. Box 128, s- Lowall, Ml Where people like banking better. Lowell, MI 49331 • Money Wheel • Kent County Dental Society Open 'til 2 a.m. Friday & Saturday FOIC 897-9261 jal or lesser value. Not Good with other offers. /j The l^well lyedjjer-WednesdHV, March 10,1993-Page 5 The I .edjjer-Wednesdav, March 10,1993-Page 4 Her lesson should be a give the enemy the victory lesson for all. Depressing When trials come, cause nu* limes are bound tocome. Bui lo flee to Thee for refuge until Vows SPOKEN we must beware lest our Ihe storm has passed. Amen Homespun gloom cause another to de- spair also. The least sign of How oft in Ihe conflict, when discouragement in our lives pressed by the foe, may cause another's spiritual I have fled to my Refuge and death. One flare of discour- breathed out my woe! Pauline Viewpoint... agement may give ihe enemy How often, when trials like the victory. When it comes to sea-billows roll. moments like these, "don'i Ha ve 1 hidden i n Thee, O Thou reaching zero money level remains unknown. education problem. She added that she believes die stale will Be strong and of a good popular thing among her Rock of my soul. slrike a match!" One school who already depends on property lax funds for use dial opportunity lo lake care of some of its own problems. courage... (Deuteronomy friends to tell of Iheir trials, Prayer: O Lord, let me 60 percent of its elementary and secondary education monies "That will be done Uirough riding the back of school finance 31:6). temptations, and difficulties, never succumb to discourage- WILLIAM ORCOTT she announced thai she, loo, says it needs more. Without an increase Kalkaska Superin- reform," she said. During the Second World ment. Grant thai 1 may never CUSHING tendent Doyle Disbrow says il will have lo shut its doors on There are some stale officials dial believe Kalkaska is War, servicemen were lold had been discouraged. "strike ihe match" lhat would March 24. bluffing when it says it will close its schools. The lime frame nol lo slrike matches during Immediately her pastor had's Taxpayers have voted twice to deny the school a property seems loo short for Kalkaska lo be saved by a proposal. Hie blackouts. From Ihe air the said, "Why, I'm surprised al lax increase. Il will vole for a diird lime on March 15. diird property lax vole is March 15. If it fails, die doors are Hare of a tiny match could be you. I never thought I'd hear hough ts Kalkaska's Superintendent said die school lias chosen quality scheduled lo be closed March 24 To no one's surprise die seen for a mile and a hail". you say a thing like that!" His over quantity and because of dial it won't shortchange its burden will once again be put on die taxpayers - angry One lady was known and rebuff made a lasting impres- sludenis by culling everything to smithereens. Disbro said taxpayers. loved for her optimistic alli- sion on her. Never again did that won't be done just so die school can slay open a full year. It's unclear what will happen. It's unclear if anything will lude. Bui in a moment of she resort lo public admission The Lowell Board of Education passed a resolution Disbro believes that the situation Kalkaska finds itself in gel done regarding diis issue. Whal is clear diougli, is some- weakness, when il seemed ihe of discouragement. Monday night in support of the Olmstcad/Keamey Initiative will become more die rule than die exception for schools thing needs to be done. Somediing dial serves die best interest Proposal and die Team Concept (Bi-Partisan Legislative around die state. "I guarantee that we're not die only place dial of schools and property owners. If Wilcox is right and our Team Proposal) for school finance reform. is in trouble. You're going lo see a lot more Kalkaskas before J Govemmenl works best under a crisis, well Ihen Both serve as alternatives lo Semite Bill 146, which loo long." schools denounce because il does not confront the issue of Lowell Board member Marcia Wilcox believes a crisis is Showboat boat raffle tickets are on sale. They are selling • 897-6937 • school finance reform. being created. "Our government works best under a crisis," for SI apiece or six for $5. Everyone is encouraged lo buy a The seriousness of property lax relief and school finance she says. Wilcox added that if properly lax is cut substantially few and lo sell a few tickets. The Showboat is closing in on Andy Andrzejewski reform is definitely a front burner debate. Whether these die crisis created is school finance reform. She diinks die finalizing its talent for June 17, IX and 19di. The information issues will be resolved in lime lo save some schools from people in Lansing believe everyone will dien rally behind die should be forthcoming in die immediate future. INCOME TAX SERVICE c allow communities to upgrade sewer systems, and a special future generations. The Senate developed the While Pine 11260 Bailey Dr., Lowell MI Senate subcommittee will develop a watershed management Award lo recogni/e Ihose folks. Named alterour stale tree, Ihe w r»c plan for long-term solution. Richard and Thantel Sauber Where the coffee is always hot In addition lo maintaining our quality of life, Ihis water- award will be given out on a monthly basis lo a dillerent shed management approach is also critical to keeping individual, small group or business thai has excelled in pro- Richard Edward Sauber Groomsmen were Kirk Michigan's tourist industry thriving, which depends heavily tecting Ihe environmenl. and Chantel Joan Cosgrove Foley. Mike Lillie. Dave on the quality of our water resources. The first state-wide award went to ihe West Michigan were united in marnage on Wittenbach, Dave It w ill provide for continuation and expansion of the fund lhat Environmental Action Council (WMEAC), presented on October 10. 1^2 al St. VanderMuelen and Greg pays for ihe clean up of old, leaking storage tanks. With March 6by myself and Senators Vern Ehlers and Paul Wartner. Patricks Catholic Church. Zimmerman. From the Office off 73,800 registered tanks in Michigan, and with 150 to 200 new WMEAC was chosen because of its 25 year history of protect- Maid of honor was Flower girls were By: Dick Posthumus leaking tanks being discovered every month, ihe MUSTFA ing and preserving ihe environment in West Michigan. As a Debbie Craw lord and matron Amanda Wittenbach, Emily Dr. Bob & Dr. Jim Reagan Ruth Ann Platte and Kvan Ritzema passage was needed lo continue to protect Michigan's ground- winner, WMEAC received the While Pine certificate, a while ol honor was Kern Foley. Wittenbach and Brittany 207 West Main St., Lowell water. pine tree and a Senate tribute. Bridesmaids were Jen- Foley. Hope You Had A Great Mr. and Mrs. Armon in Lowell. Ring bearer was Zachary Improving and maintaining Michigan's beautiful and vast During the past week, the Senate held hearings lo review The While Pine Awards program, like the SOC bills, nifer Lillle, Amy Wittenbach. Plane lake pleasure in an- The future groom gradu- Foley. St. Patrick's Day natural resources is a high priority in the Slate Senate this year. ihe stale's Sand Dune Protection Act. The Act, passed in 1989, MUSTFA and the Sand Dune Protection Act is part of a larger Micky Denman and Manha nouncing ihe engagement of ated from Michigan Techno- Ushers were Mike Already, several pieces of legislation beneficial lo all of West is designed lo protect West Michigan's unique and sensitive effort by the Senate lo safeguard the stale's vast natural Rodell. Iheir daughler, Rulh Ann to logical University and re- Harding and Pal Schaefer. Michigan have been passed. Bills range from a combined dune shoreline. Local governments can play an active role in resources which we all enjoy. This is just the beginning of the Best man was Chad Evan L. Rit/ema, son of Mr. ceived a masters degree .n The couple is presently sewer overflow package lo an extension of the fund thai pays dune protection through the adoption of local ordinances, Senate's commitment lo making environmental quality a Saven. and Mrs. Lloyd Rit/ema of Grand Valley Slate Univer- residimi in Lowell. for ihe clean-up of underground storage tanks lo improving while maintaining private property rights. Our shoreline is major legislative priority. Lowell. • ^ sity. He is a computer con- West Michigan's sand dunes. vital lo West Michigan, both for its beauty and its draw for The bride-to-be is a sultant in Kalama/oo. Everybody is affected by ihe untreated water that is tourists. In Kent County, we have 568 reported leaking under- graduate of Michigan Slate An August 6 wedding is LOWELL HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING discharged into our surface wager, causing a decline in our ground storage tanks contaminating our soil and water. Last University and is curanlly being planned al St. Patrick's water quality. We need lo ensure that our water supply isdean In our community, there are many fine people who recog- month, problems with the Michigan Underground Storage leacbingal Si. Marv's School Church in Portland. Arcoaire and safe; and last week the Senate did just that. Funding will ni/e ihe importance of preserving our air, water and land for Tank Financial Assurance Fund (MUSTFA) were addressed. "ir; rn.::.1.! • High Efficiency Furnaces • Boilers Geo-Thermal

Systems • Air Conditioning Front Row. Left lo Right: Maiiene McCormck. Dune Jschim. Otn»a If your child does not like to drink milk, nutritionists Humidifiers-Water Heaters Oetch Back Row. Dr. Jvrm Resgm. D.D.S... Jul* Spamt. Laura CALCIUM IN YOUR CHILDREN S DIET Helsel. Dr. Robert Reagan. D.D.S COLLEGE NEWS believe it is okay to add flavoring at your child's request. • Service most models • 24 hr service Not Pictured: Sue Hess tar. Sara Geiger With Drs. Paul Gauthier, Most people associate calcium intake with sound bone Children are also more likely lo drink milk if it is ice cold Complete installation for New or Existing Homes Jim Lang & Joyce deJong development and bone strength. While we strongly advocate nither than cool. • Free Estimates Jeff Rickert, of Lowell, College's Dean's List for I he calcium supplements for our adult female population to de- Other ways to add calcium to the diet includes creating 1002 W. MaiaLowell 49331 has been named lo Calvin fall semester of the 1992-^3 crease the risk of osteoporosis, we also recommend adequate vour own calcium fortified milk by adding one third cup ol academic year. Rickert, a calcium intake in the diets of our pediatric patients. Recent powdered milk lo two cups of low lai milk. You can also graduate of Lowell High studies have shown that young children w ho gel more than Ihe provide more calcium by making dessert such as custard and School, is a sophomore ma- recommended daily allowance of calcium in their diets have instant pudding with milk. joring in engineering. stronger bones than the average child. Research has also AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY The Calvin College indicated that children who receive additional calcium may be Adding powdered milk to any baking recipe which re- quires milk also will fortify the diet with calcium. ADA COMMUNITY Dean's List honors students less likely to develop osteoporosis later in life. While supplementing your child's diet with oral calcium REFORMED CHURCH CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY CALVARY CHRISTIAN who maintain a grade poinl Consuming more dairy products as a source of dietary tablets is nol necessary, there are numerous nutritional meth- 7227 Thornappie River Df 676-1032 CHURCH OF LOWELL REFORMED CHURCH average of at least 3.5 on a calcium does nol have to lead lo an increase in fat intake, Meeting at the Lowell Middle School ods of increasing dietary calcium intake lo aid in your child's Pastor THOMAS J. BARTHA OF LOWELL scale of 4.0. because low-fat and non-fat dairy products contain about the Morning Worship 10:00 A M W (12675 Foreman) REV. CARL J. REITSMA - 897-9836 Calvin College is a four same amount of calcium as whole milk products. bone development. Sunday School 11 20 A M 1151 West Main Street. Lowell. Ml Sunday Morning Worship year comprehensive. Chris- Evening Worship C OO P M Morning Worship 10:00 A. M A And Children's Activities 10:00 A.M. tian liberal arts college. Il is We invite you to make Sunday School 11:20AM Graver Cleveland is inaugurated as twenty-fourth war will last another three years. Evening Worship 6:00 P.M. listed in the top 15 colleges this community church Midweek Bible Studies and Youth Groups president of the U.S. Adlai Stevenson is vice president. Germany makes its demands for peace terms to i •" Wf£> Nursery available at both services and universities in the Mid- your church home -LISTENING AND HELPING" Ex-president Benjamin Harrison will return to his law in Petrograd. 897-0077 Barrier F'ee west by U. S. News & World WELCOME TO ALL by practice and a lectureship at Leland . Report. Boat passengers on the straits near Prince Edward 50 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER • MARCH 11,1943 ALTON BIBLE CHURCH Priscilla FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Island, Canada, travel by water until they reach ice, then King Milling Company's flour mill is destroyed in a Lincoln Lake Ave at 3 Mile Road Lussmycr monumental Sunday blaze. The warehouse and office OF LOWELL Sunday School 10:00 A.M CHURCH OF LOWELL must get out and help pull the boat over the ice until water Contradirtion i* 2275 West Mam Street Morning Worship 11 00 A M (United Church of Christ) is reached again, says the George Blakeslees' son. are saved, and wind direction spares other businesses, 404 North Hudson • 897-5906 Sun Worship Services,.. 9:30 A M 4 600PM. Evening Praise 6:00 PM ihe lowest ftirin Sick lists at the beginning of many local columns are but 15 below zero temperatures leave the wreckage Sunday School 11 00 A M. Wednesday AWANA 7 00 PM weighted down with tons of ice. Lowell, Ada, Ionia and Worship and Church School 10 00 A M iiilellipeiK't*. long. Awana - Wednesday 6:30 PM. (Sept • April) Df Roger LaWarre Pastor —Kahlil Cibran Grand Rapids fire departments are involved. Ladies Bible Study -Tues 930AM Prayer and Bible Study 7:30 PM Hilton Watkins' horse was badly cut by getting into the Eleanor Martin Director of Education The editor reminds consumers trying to cope with the Prayer Meeting, call for location ...7 00 PM snowdrifts north of Alton. REV KENNETH R MCGEE Pastor Roger MacNaughton Director of Music new point rationing system that food dealers get the big JOEGERKIN PASTOR 897 0017 897 5648 or 897 4273 Barrier Free Nursery Provided headaches. DAN NAVE ASSOC PASTOR 897 6737 YOU ARE WELCOME' 75 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - MARCH 7,1918 The North American Concert Company opens at City School and community forests will receive free seed- Hall next week with a free show: different shows will be lings this year, since the state forestry program is on hold FIRST UNITED METHODIST GOOD SHEPHERD ST. MARY S for the duration. CHURCH OF LOWELL LUTHERAN CHURCH MISSIONARY CHURCH ^ CATHOLIC CHURCH The first person to presented each night (the rest of the week to paying 10501 SettlewoodPti 897 7105 Ledger Entries customers). Truckers may now mail in Certificates of War Neces- 621 E Main Street 897-5936 10305 Bluewater Highway Sunday School 9:45 A M 402 N Amity formulate the laws of sity instead of appearing in person at the Ration Board. regular hours Worship Sen/ice 11:00 A M perspective in art, that Time to feed your animals Dr. Hess' Stock Tonic, to Morning Worship 10:00 A M Morning Worship 9 00AM & 10 45 AM Evening Service 6:00 P.M. is, representing objects of 100, 75, 50 and 25 Years Ago get them ready for spring pasture. Church School 9 30 to 10 30 A M Sunday School & Adult Bible .... 9:00 A M. MSGNR JAMES MORAN 25 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - MARCH 7,1968 Prayer and Praise - Wed . 7:30 P. M on a flat surface so as Greenville grocers introduce "sugar cards" (like ration REV WILLIAM AMUNDSEN. MINISTER Birth and death records must now be obtained from JOSEPH FREMER. PASTOR GLENN H MARKS Seniof Pastor 897 9110 MASSES to give the illusion of cards) to prevent hoarding of sugar by customers. Nursery available at both services the County Clerk's office on the second floor of the 897-8307 STAN GERIG Associate Pastor 897 5894 Saturday Mass 5 30 pM receding distance, was, A plant for building anti-submarine ships has been Barrier • Free Entrance ALL ARE WELCOME! Sunday Masses 9 00 & 11 00 A M it's believed, Leon Michigan Trust Building, rather than at the Health De- 100 YEARS AGO IN THE JOURNAL - MARCH 8, 1093 started at River Rouge by Henry Ford. It is expected the Battista Alberti of Italy lidger Knlries cont'd., pk. 17 in the 1400's.

m TmmTrlrifi ' • ^ The Lonell lidper-Wcdnesday, March 10,1993-Page 6 The Lowell l>edger-W«dnesdiiy, March 10,1993-Pa^e 7 Equal education funding resolution okayed by Board Dr. John Mulder to visit Lowell's First Congregational Church Jack Lane, Board Trea- individual matter. 1 don I think tives and concepts contained .ickle the problem of school member Marcia Wilcox said. surer, added dial he supported Wuh ihe cxccpiion oi i>nc a board should vole on a reso- in the 01 ins lead/Kearney and finance reform. They add that The Rockford Board of die resoluiion because it pro- ahsicniuMK llic I owell Sc1uh>1 lution of this type," Byrne said. which has been given some of Mulders are also now sharing the Ferrysburg Christian Re- I ciiin 14 ProfH)Sids winch ad- the 0-K Proposal ;uid tJie Kducation voted unanimously lecls tlie imerest of die sin- The First Congregational in the last few years. Through background has served him UoarJ vok\l unamnunisly U> their home with a five year formed Church; he maintains dress the issues ol adequate Tciun 14 l^oposal would to adopt the Bi-Parlisan Leg- dents in die district. Church of Lowell is pleased his music ministry, Mulder well. He has composed a va- the skilled studio tn'atnicnt Mippi>ri a rcsolulu>n which Board peer Charlie Kohler old abandoned Romanian girl, his practice of Family Medi- and equilahle scIuh)1 lundinu give a start to bringing Michi- islative Teiim Proposal on Feb. President Ray Quad;, to announce lhat on Sunday, provides a healing message riety of contemporary Chris- which brought acclaim to The lauds ihe concepts ol pri>pcny disagreed. "1 believe move- and property tax relict. gan back into a leadership role 22 agreed. Il deals with CIJUIUI- Maah 14, at 6 p.m., a Chris- of hope and love. tian songs that fill three al- Learning of the Heart. Pro- The Mulders are members of cine in Muskegon. lax rclicl aikl equal cducalion ment must be made toward a bums: Capture the Moment, in its support for education. bly disinbuung funds li ic||s tian music concert featuring Mulder was born in duced by Mark Aspinall and lunding. BotJi iire considered wel- more equitable means of Lowell Board member ol getung something going and Dr. John Mulder and Friends Pontiac and grew up in a home released in 1985 featured a Bubba Smith, it was released come altcmativcs to Senate school funding, if ihis resolu- Basically, the resolution Norm Byrne objected to the accomplishing something on will be presented inthechuich where his father was a Meth- song, "Lift Me Up," which in the fall of 1991. Bill 146 which sc1uh>1 offi- tion will help resolve lhat i he vote stales dial the slates, that ihe Lowell School Board taking a position on tlie issues of property tax re- sanctuary.The concert is open odist minister and his mother landed in the top 30 in a 1986 Mulder began writing his I.owcll Bo;ird ol 1-ducation cials claim addresses property matter lhan 1 support the movc- Board would support either such a matter. I believe tak- lief and school finance re- to the public at no charge. an accomplished pianist. music listener survey. Hisscc- own songs in 1978, and initi- lax relief, but does nothinsi to gives its support lo the initia- proposal," Lowell Board ing a position should be an menl." form. Mulder, a family physi- He bought his first guitar ond album - The Way He Is aled a concert ministry in cian with a practice in with 7 1/2 books of green -- showcases Mulder doing 1985. He performs for all size Muskegon, is an accom- stamps in 1965. He started whal he does best in a live groups, from small churches plished vocalist, guitarist, and performing in coffee houses concert recording. to large gatherings, such as Three school policies approved . He is well known and night spots in the late Mulder's next album -The the 3000 youth assembled at in the West Michigan area for 1960% and produced folk mu- Learning of the Heart - was the Christian Reformed HARDEES/ the many gospel tapes and sic church services in the early completed in the spring of Church Young Calvinisi Con- CD's which he has produced 1970^. Mulder's musical 1988, and has several selec- vention in Bellingham, Wash- LEDGER on Boards second reading tioas that have received air- ington in 1986 and the large play on stations across the gathering of believers at BIRTHDAY employee, district volunteer. Following months of la- and employees, and assis- administrator or his/her des- country. Produced by one of Aldcrsgate 250 in Dayton, Lowell student or oilier per- CLUB boring, meeting and discus- lance for employees. ignee in the presence of an- Nashville's finesl, Bubba Ohio in June, 1988. son should report directly sions, the Lowell School The policy also outlines other adult. Written records to Hope to peak political Smith, with the assistance of In April, 1990 Mulder If your name appears below in Ihe the school principal Board adopted boiird policies prevention and student assis- will be maintained of all medi- Buddy Greene, this creative participated in a solo concert HARDEES/LEDGER BIRTHDAY CLUB COLUMN, A complaint against a siu- on drug free schools and stu- tance management. cations adiniiiislercd. project explores the relation- tour which took him through dent will be investigated b\ interests of students stop in and gel your birthday card al Ihe Ledger office. dent assistance, ailministering The curriculum will ad- ship between our Christian Poland and parts of the Soviet the building principal. When The card entitles you to a FREE medications to students al dress an age-appropriate, de- The sexual harassment faith and our day-to-day life Union. He returned lo the dealing with district employ- It will be a chance for Low- dents representing 40 area high ice cream at Hardee's! school, and sexual harass- velopmentally based drug pre- policy slates that any student events. Soviet Union and Poland as ell High School students to schools. ment of students. vention education program; a who id leges sexual luirassment ees, it will be handled bv ihe The se t h ree a Ibu ms re fleet well as Romania in April, March 11: Brian DaueherU, Michael Stevens, Venita experience a simulated atmo- Areas of simulations dial Hie prevention and student dear abstinence, no-use mes- by any I.owcll Area School superintendent. his long history of communi- 1991. Amy Coserove. Re nee sphere, that of the I Inited Na- die 24 Lowell High School Wheeler, Daniel Baird. Eldon assistance services will pro- sage; factual infonnation on cating with guitar in hand and A resident of Spring Nueent. Jerry Kehoe, Patrick Mclntyre. students will participate in vide appropriate options for alcohol and illicit drugs; tech- tions. song in the air. He has re- Lake, Mulder shares his life Bail. Herbert Kinsey. include die intemalional court March 15: Kerry Cosgrove, prevention educations, assess- niques for resisting peer pres- cently completed recording with his wife of 19ycars, Judy, March 12: Julie Idema, Missy of justice, the security coun- Cindy Longway, Millie ment, intervention and refer- sure to use drugs; social, legal Lowell students who arc his fourth project. On the Way and children Julia, 16, Mat- John Mulder Hayward, Dave Baird. Lisa cil, die economic and social Snyder, Lester St a u Her. nil. and health consequences ol academically motivated and is a live concert recording thew. 15, and Mark, 13. The Potter. IN THE SERVICE council, iuid the general as- Bernie Bedell, Samanlha Il calls for the school dis- drug and alcohol use possess an interest in politics March 13: Sophia sembly. Winglar. trict lo adopt a comprehensive Hie policy for administer- will join Lowell instructors D'Aeostino. Gree Noskey. March 16: Vercel Bovee.Joe (K-12) prevention education ing medications to students at Steve Kampfschulte and Jack Mathew Alberts, bode Dey. VanderVliet, Curt Gray, curriculum. school will require that die Ogle in a visit lo Col- MM MW! David Davis, Mike Seme. Bat he a King, Greg Briggs, Marine Pvt. Christopher All recruits participate m Hie policy will also pro- prescribed medication is ad- lege on March I llh and I2di GRATTAN Sandra Baker. Paul See sc. Linda Keim, Cindy Cornell, J. Phillips, son of William H. an active physical condition- Saturday., March 13 vide students with an assis- ministered by or under the di- of diis month lo Uike pan in a AUCTION Billy Gill. Eniina Oesch. and Nancy M. Phillips, of ing program and gain proli- ALL YOU tance program. It will have rection of the administrator or program which will ask stu- 7 am to 10:30 am March 14: Heather Wriuhl, March 17: Michele McGee, Ada, recently ' onipleled re- ciency in a varicly of military parent and community in- Ins/herdesignee outside of die dents lo draw up resolutions Sun., March 14 Grace Siahl. Ben Peters, Sue Melissa Shaffer. Patrick cruit training. skills including first aid. nlle t Calvary Christian Reformed Church volvement It defines die stan- student's classroom and in die for problems facing die coun- TOWNSHIP v 1125 W. Mam Street. Lowell Burkelt. Su/ie Horian, Mark Bailev. marksmanship and dosc-or- dards of conduct for students presence of another adult; or try they will be representing. SARANAC Phillips, Vickie Comdure, During the training cycle der dri 11. Teamwork a nd se 1 f- the prescribed medication be ADULTS CHILDREN at Marine Corps Recruit De- discipline arc emphasized VFW Hall PUBLIC NOTICE 10 & under administered by a school nurse Kampfschulte said there $3,00 pot, San Diego, recruits are throughout the cycle. $2.00 outside die student's class- will be approximately 9iK) stu- 2:00 p.m. taught the basics of battle field room. ANNUAL MEETING survival, introduced to typi- The 1992 graduate of For- J & J Variety Non-prescriptive medica- cal military daily routine, and est Hills Central High School tion will be administered by personal and professional of Cascade, joined the Ma- The Annual Meeting will be held; Are You Tired of... or under die direction of die standards. rine Corps in October, 1992 SATURDAY, MARCH 20 • Hearing complaints about paint odor? AT 9:30 A.M. ELECTRICITY. • Working at someone else's convenience? Satupdav tmllcs!at the Grattan Township Hall, 11676 OLD BELD- ING RD. A budget shall be submitted for consid- • Painting after hour's or on weekends? eration. INSURE YOUR West Main Rtness Club Citizens attending the hearing have the right to provide written and oral comments and ask ques- Introducing.., RETIRIMENT 508 W. Main, Lowell, tions concerning the entire budget. According to You can't retire to faraway places if you Public Act 16 of 1992, many powers have been don't have enough money. A policy from Farm transferred from the electors at the annual meet- Bureau Life Insurance Company of Michigan MARK JOHNSON ing to the Township Board. A copy of the entire can also be your retirement fund. Call today to 6167 28th St. SE Starting March 13 proposed budget shall be available for public PM ODOR ELIWOII find out more. Grand Rapids. Ml inspection at the Grattan Township Hall. Making your future AiM MUff BUREAU 49546 •940-8101 I LABORATORIES, INC. more predictable. Peggy A. Gurney Call...897-4145 for details Grattan Township Clerk

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|5j/*r| iisssss Discounts GENERAL INSURANCE LOWELL Lowell Paint & Wallpaper 835 West Main Street Lowell, Michigan 49331 LIGHT £ POWER 219 E. Main St., Lowell* 897-0012 tO KMoW qou Ouuifrf luj fltc Pw|)fe nf HowcM 127 N. Broadway • Lowell. Ml NEWC0M HOURS. MON - THURS: 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m • FRI & SAT: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. WELCI0 IN Lowell - 897-9253 :» J ,12S NATIONWIDE 897-8402 Gerald Patton Saranae - 642-9401 The I.owell I.edjjer-Wednesduy, March 10,1993-Pa^e H The l>owell I>edjjer-Wednesday, March 10,1993-Pagt 9 Main Street, continued.. For more information call Glen at 897-8756 or Kelly ai in Iheir hiiih >i lu>ol carccr. Couiisi%lors will address issues ANNUAL SHOWBOAT QUEKN'S PAGKANT 897-0132. The Lowell Ledger's n lex anl lo ihe college search and selcclion pnxess. College reps w ill lv on hand to answer questions. The Annual Showboat Queen's Pageant is scheduled lor OFF THE BLOTTER Co-hosicd by ihe Academic Boosters and Ihe Sludenis Saturday, April 17. This pageant is open lo all young women, Scrv ices Center, college sludenis and parents of college slu- 16 to 21 years of age, who live in Lowell and its surrounding Ronald Fletcher, 49, of Muir, was involved in a property denis will also discuss their comments on college. communities. Applications may be picked-up at ihe following locations: Lowell High School, FMB State Savings Bank, damage accident March 3 when he attempted tochange lanes, SHK'S BAAAArKI!" Family Fan*, Pfallers Clothing & Shoes. on Main Street near Valley Vista Drive, and collided with a ear The deadline is Friday, March 19. For more information driven by Brian DeYoung, 20, of Saranae. Sandra Ba rile 11 returns ihis month lo the Lowell Arts call Carol Briggs at 897-5501 (evenings). Paula Krebs, 17, of Alto was arraigned March 4 on two Center w iih two new and exciting after-school drawing work- warrants issued by 63rd District Court. shops. The first beginner's class starts Wednesday, March 24. ATHLETIC BOOSTERS "SPRING FLING" Scott Heukels, IS, of Lowell, was arrested on March 5, In All materials furnished. The advanced workshop begins on Lowell officers, on a warrant issued by the 63rd District Court Thursday. March 25. The Lowell Athletic Boosters will have Iheir first annual for malicious destruction of property over $100. The fees are S4() for LAAC members $48 for non-mem- "Spring Fling," a craft-bake sale and gently used formal/parly A 12 year old juvenile will be referred to probate court lor bers. Register early as space is limited. To sign your child up dress sale on Saturday, March 27 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. It will receiving and concealing stolen property and minor in posses- LISTING or for more information call The Arts Center at 897-8545. be held at Ihe Lowell Middle School, 12675 Foreman Rd. sion of alcohol lhat occurred March 5. For more information, as a seller or a buyer, contact Deb Arrested for receiving and concealing stolen property over MAGAZINE Williams at 897-6405, Mike or Sharon Lesky at 691-7776 or $100 on March 5 was Stephen Stiles, 21, of Lowell. ADVERTISEMENT FOR Lowell Middle School at 897-9222. Jessie Wilder, 31, of Saranae was taken to the Kent County Jail March 3 for driving while license suspended, second A PUBLIC HEARING CALVARY CHRISTIAN REFORMED offense. Features Complete AND AVAILABILITY OF CHURCH PANCAKE BREAKFAST Bradley Buehler, 21, of Freeport, lost control of the vehicle he was driving and struck a lamp pole on East Main near Listings of Lowell THE ENVIRONMENTAL An all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast will be held at Cal- Jefferson Street March 6. There were no injuries sustained in Cable TV Channels vary Christian Reformed Church, 1125 W. Main Street on Ihe accident. On A Daily Basis. ASSESSMENT March 13 from 7 to 10:30 a.m. The Kent County Road Commission is calling a Cost is $3 for adults and children 10 and under $2. Public Hearing at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, March Complete & 17,1993 in the Look Memorial Fire Station, Com- CLASS OF 1*73 REUNION Board, continued munity Room located at 315 South Hudson Street, Petition circulators must be nating petitions, candidates Easy To Use Lowell, Ml. The 20 year class reunion for Ihe class of 1973 will be held registered voters, individual are also required lo file l\\o Saturday. July 24 at Larkins "The Other Place." petitions must be taken for identification affidavits. Listings Coincide The purpose of this Public Hearing is to provide each Township and Cily in The last day for filinu the opportunity for a public discussion of the which signatures are obtained, nominating petitions is April With Numbers On alternative treatments under consideration for and electors can sign as many 12. al 4 p.m. The last da\ Inr Your Tuner the proposed improvements of Burroughs Street petitions as there are persons a candidate lo withdraw his Bridge over Flat River. The proposed project to be elected. her name is April 15,al4p.in. includes replacement of the existing bridge and in addition lo lillini: nomi- Channel Station City the reconstruction of Burroughs Street Bridge to MTV Music two (2) lanes. NASH O® WSYM Lansing As required by Federal Regulations, an Environ- O (!) WOTV * Grand Rapids mental Assessment Section 4(f) has been pre- QDUZ) WXMI G. Rapids pared to evaluate the social, economic and envi- ID 61 WGVU Grand Rapids ronmental aspects of the project. The Environ- CO WKAR East Lansing mental Assessment/Section 4(f) demonstrates (BdD WZZM Grand Rapids that Implementation of the proposed action will © HBO Premium OIL CHANGE (D TBS Atlanta not have a significant impact on the quality of the v- human environment. Copies of the Environmen- © MAX Premium tal Assessment Section 4(f) are available for pub- 95 Q) DISN Premium ® USA lic inspection or may be obtained at the Kent Cam • Light Trucks 00 FAM Family County Road Commission, Engineering Depart- 1 WGN ment, 1500 Scribner Avenue NW, Grand Rapids, f Grease (lube), oil filter, including parts & oil ffl ffl ESPN Sports Ml 49504. $ EXCLUDES FOREIGN & DIESEL CARS S) CNN News QD CNNHEAD This public hearing is called in accordance with Cash or Check Only ll^fflOPQr NICK the most current Federal, State and Local Public • Curmi-ffi 03 A&E Involvement/Public Hearing Procedures. A ten- CfrwUiM f'A'M s CD PASS Troy LISTINGS FOR FRI., MARCH 12 tative schedule for the reconstruction of this (BCD WWMT Kalamazoo project and information concerning the right of ffl® WUHQ Battle Creak way acquisition will be provided at the Public 01119 WILX Lansing THRU THURS., MARCH 18 Hearing. This Public Hearing is held to hear ffl® WLNS Lansing testimony of interested citizens regarding the CD DISC Colleen Zenk Pinter, Leslie Chartcson and Deidre Hall (left toright) ar e just three of the many daytime soap stars who economic, social and environmental impacts of BILL COBB 830 ML Main Strut, Lowell, M 48331 • (811) 897 wsi ID TNT Atlanta head the cast of NBC's Woman on the Ledge on Monday. The movie follows three lifelong friends as each struggles to the proposed alternatives on the area. Written SAU HOURS ritKVSIIK overcome a personal major life crisis. Soap veterans , Josh Taylor and Ken Kercheval also star. 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Alter falling short in ciose 31-26. minute span, many Ihe front pairing will then advance to in County Community i»amcs throughout the season, Lowell's height advantage end of the one and one, after the Jackson-Lumen Christi the Red Arrows picked a great kept them in the ball game in going seven for seven earlier regional to play the Delton- time to pull out a 61-59 vic- the first half. Both Janes and in Ihe quarter. Kellogg district champion. Development program tory in Ihe closing minutes. Dunn dominated the boards, "Our free throw shooting "This team has lost several changed shots and scored key down Ihe stretch was good for Lowell closed out a disap- baskets lo keep Lowell close. Lu Ann Nicolai of Ihe Kcnl include belter insulation, part of the program in the past, dose games Ihis year, it is Ihe fans only," said Beachler. pointing season by losing to Lowells guard play Counly Communify Dcvd- building ramps to make Ihe but w ho, and how many citi- nice to finally pull it out in Ihe "We practice our free throw Wyoming Rogers Friday night stepped up in the second hall opincnt program will address property handicap accessible zens have been helped, is not districts," said Lowell coach shooting constantly but there 55-52. lo change Ihe tempo of the I he Lowell Township board and electrical re-wiring for known to the township. All Phil Beachler. is a big difference between Rodgers used a four corner game in favor of the Red Ar- April 5ih. safety purposes. citizens wishing to use Ihis Lowell was aided by two game and practice situations." offense to slow down Ihe pace rows. The community develop- Nicolai will discuss program submit their applica- charging calls against West The Falcons cut Ihe lead to of the game and create mis- Behind Leigh Summers' ment program is designed lo changes made to this program tion to the county, which de- Catholic in the final 25 sec- one with 15 seconds remain- matches with Lowell players. leadership Ihe Arrow's over help senior dli/ens and low for the upcoming year with termines who w ill receive as- onds of the contest. The most ing. West Catholic had a "Once they got the lead income lamilies upgrade iheir board members. sistance. The township has no controversial call occurring came ihe halftime deficit to chance lo lake the lead after they went to Ihe four corners lake a one poinl lead 43-42 al housing. These upgrades can The township has been a input as to who will receive with just six ticks left on Ihe Ihe Arrows threw away the offense," said Lowell coach assistance in the communitv. dock. The Falcons' Jamie Ihe end of the third period.. inbound pass, bul Janes Phil Beachler. "It created loo Tu It lew as called forcharging Summers had four assist and stepped up to take the charge many mismatches for us, they niter assisting in whal would five points, including a key with six seconds to go in the were just too quick for us to r • » • Students vie for Art and Science honor three pointer, to help break have been the go ahead basket contest. handle." k Ki^ht students have been nominated by their teaehers at I^well Hi^h Sehool to ToMerin^ ili-rallnn to 50% cons finished Ihe halfona 8-2 10 in Ihe O-K White and 7-13 t=> mn grabbing Ihe halftime lead free throws during the three Champion of this district overall. MEN'S OVER 30 OF THE CITY'S WATER SUP- ALL ART & CRAFT SUPPLIES PLY SYSTEM AND THE 4234 Cascade Road. SE • Grand Rapi^i, Michigan 49546 BASKETBALL STANDINGS $ 4 99 yyItWt (616) 957-3480 1-800-968-4234 All fabric is now • per yard RIGHT OF REFERENDUM Regional, learning experience for Arrow trio Posted 312193 THEREON FELT OFF per/arc/ PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT THE CITY OF The Lowell gymnastic Pullen qualified for die re- slate. mark of 7.75 in the floor exer- W L LOWELL intends to issue revenue bonds in a Consignment Grafts Are Not On Sale team officially concluded ils gional on die vault. Mona Shores, two-lime cise. n •m slate champs, won it willi a TEAM maximum amount not to exceed 53,000.000. 1 I season Saturday at the re- "While neidierof the Uiree Kropf scored a 7.65 on die gional in Holland. girls placed, they got valuable score 145.X points. East Kent- vault and came off the balance Blair Landscaping 10 0 The Bonds shall be issued for the purpose of These children achieved Actually, die Red Arrow first-time experience al the wood was second with 138.35 beam with a score of 6.7. *rniKCL J LTD. The "A's" 8 2 defraying all or a portion of the costs of con- DENTAL HYGIENE EXCELLENCE Rrw Arts & CfiA SuppHtt team consisted of three mem- regional level," Lowell coach and Holland was third al Pullen recorded a score of structing a water storage facilities, pumps, water • Vv- bers, Lesley Murphy, Sara Annette Pearson said. 137.35. 7.75 on vault. Larkin's 6 4 For The Month of February, 1993 . -X >.'Xf M'Mtl 201 E Mam . "A lot of the best gymnas- transmission and distribution lines and related vVi wED Kropf and Amy Pullen. To no one's surprise, it was ^ < There were 77 girls com- Family Fare 3 7 DR. J.E. REAGAN & DR. R E. REAGAN p, g Lowell. MI 49331 Noon to 8 p m Murphy qualified for die Mona Shores and die rest of tic sclioolsare in diis regional," J appurtenant properties and facilities at various t peting at die regiomd. "The 910 6 p.m ^ 897-9906 Closea Stfiday regional on the vault and in the field. That's saying some- Pearson said. It was tun to 3 7 locations in the City. 207 W. Mam - Lowell 897-7179 girls did well I think they Zzanos the floor cxercise. Kropf quali- thing, because few coaches watch diem compete.'' may have been a touch ner- 0 10 fied lor die regional on the believe that there was a siron- Murphy tallied a score ol H & W Farms The bonds to be issued shall mature within .r^ * vous,'' Pearson said. the maximum term permitted by law with interest Jennifer Kimble vault and balance beam . i»cr rciiional anywhere in die X 05 on vault. She earned a ion the unpaid balance at a rate not to exceed the Mike Lott maximum rate permitted by law. The bonds shall Stacey Lott be issued pursuant to Act 94 of the Public Acts of Brett Darling m ' i!W • Athletes of the Week Michigan of 1933, as amended. Eric Darling -FAMILY TOW Megan Ryan CITY OF SOURCE OF PAYMENT Ashley Soyka The principal of and interest on said bonds <•« shall be payable solety from revenues derived Denny Briggs LOWELL Richie Tousley from the operation of the City's Water Supply "Smile America: System and shall not constitute a general obliga- Kara Tousley Keep Your Smile tion of the City nor an indebtness of the city Andrea Bryant For Ages!" PUBLIC NOTICE within any constitutional or statutory limitation. Jake Kulhawik Rochel Bieri PUBLIC HEARING RIGHT OF REFERENDUM Amanda Willits Steven VanLaan Theresa Thompson Tim VanLaan The bonds will be issued without a vote of the The Lowell City Council will conduct a public Robbie Thompson Nick Darling electors unless, within 45 days from the date of hearing at its regularly scheduled meeting on Cory Fosburg Eric Olson publication of this notice, a petition, signed by Monday, March 15,1993 at 7:30 p.m. at the Lowell not less than 10% of the registered electors Chris Curtis City Hall, 301 E. Main, Lowell, Michigan. David Klaasen Karla Carpenter Sara Kropf residing within the city limitsof the City of Lowell, Lesley Murphy Amy Pullen The four-year basketball Hie junior Red Arrow shall have been filed with the City Clerk request- Jason Alber Andy Dykstra The purpose of said hearing will be to receive The Lowell sophomore Hie Red Arrow partici-l cheerleader lias been a leam- gymnast qualified for re- paled in her first gyninasiic ing a referendum upon the question of the issu- Shelby Alber Karen Dykstra comments on the following: gymnast participated in her c.ipuiui for the pasi two years. gional competition on the regional. Pullen qualified| ance of said bonds, then the bonds shall not be Karen Klaasen Suzanne Bladey first regional compelilion at Lowell Coach Christine vault and balance be;uii ex- for the rcgiotud on the vault. issued until approved by the vote of the majority Mike Klaasen Stephanie Voght Ordinance Amending Chapter 25, Article II, Sec- Holland on Saturday. Mur- Beachler lauded ( arpenter ercises. She tallied scores of She recorded a score of 7.75 of the electors of the City qualified to vote and Kim Drougal tion 25-21 of the Lowell Code of Ordinances phy scored an 8.05 on die for her tremendous leader- 7.65 on the vault and 6.7 on voting thereon at a general or special election. Sara Claire requiring premises to be separately metered. vault and a 7.75 in the lli>or ship, outstanding spirit and the balance beam This notice is published pursuant to the re- Heather Wallace Landon Graham exercise. nuirements of Section 33 of Act 94 of the Public Interested persons may submit comments prior enthusiasm. ('arpenter hopes Alecia Wallace Pete VanLaan lichigan of 1933, as amended. to the meeting or appear in person at City Hall. to continue her cheerleading Max Heiman Joe VanLaan at Central Michigan I Iniver- Mike Heiman Tom Ward sity. David M. Pasquale, City Clerk Betty R. Morlock I*sley Murphy qualified for regional atlion on the Paul Wilson City of Lowell Hillary Smith Deputy City Clerk I vault and floor exercise. The Lowell I^edger-Wetinesday, March l(J,1993-Paue 21 The I imdl Irdjitr-Wednesday, March 10,1993-Pajje 20 Mistakes cost Red Arrows victory • i rouw TALK in District loss to Hastings Kent and Ottawa County task force panels are I.owcll vollcyhall. coach us." Kuna said. "Defensively, digs she added three aces and Td be lying if! said I wasn't a lillle disappointed in our 1 auric Kuna acccniualcd die we blocked a lot heller against nine service points. recommending that car owners pay for regular anti- posilivc Saiurday at I.akc- I laslings thiui we did tJirough- record diis year, bul we got a Lowell also got two solid lot of players valuable experi- WIHHJ. out die yeiir." pollution checkups. Are you in favor? perfonnances from Uieir sel- ence," Kuna said. "Our future However she knew it Lowell's success at Mock- lers. Jodi Bishop ;uid Kerry is bright. We've just got to wasn'i enough locliniiiuue die ing paid dividends in die nuni- Nugent. Both Arrows re- eliminate mistakes and be imsuikes which in die end her of tciun digs. corded eight assists. more aggressive." proved ihe undoing of her Red Red Arrow Carolyn Kline Nausieda was strong in pn >- Lowell finished 0-7 in die Arrows. led Lowell with 13 digs. viding five service points O-K While during the regular I.owcll losl lo HaMings al Kormey Gowen lid lied seven (three aces), five digs, and season. It tied for sixdi in die the Lakewood (Mass B Dis- and Erin Nausieda added five. three kills. t Dan Czajkowski John (iilmour inct Vol ley h;d I lounuuiicnt conference tournament. Kuna applauded the effort No. Why should there he I'm against it. The govern- on Saturday in two knee- The team's leader in kills Caledonia won die district, of individual effort of (lowen strict standards on individu- ment should keep its damn •> kiuKkinn games. 16-14. 15- The sophomore may have was Stacy Tousignaut with defeating Hastings in the als when there isn 't on indus- nose out of my business. 13. played her best game of die five. Alison Kissinger and championship match, 7-15, try. The average person "I thought the girls played year. Alonu with her seven ( ourtnev Aniell each had four 15-10, 15-6. shouldn't have to pick up the well, hut die nicniai emus cost burden. Five endangered maned wolf pups m born at John Ball Zoo, three survive Ken Alexander Nancy Miller Kevin Smith Jo Heintzleman Something has to he done. Yes. There is a necessity It's needed in order to bring Sure, I'm in favor. It will I think every two would be for it. A lot of cars need to be counties up to requirements, make better air for everyone The animal inanaeemeni high morlalily rate in pups them herself. Unfortunately, in Ihe wild form loose pair ! ytod. attended to. I don't agree that // is done in other parts of the to breathe. they did not survive. The three bonds lhat become stronger slalfal John Ball Zoo is hand- have frustrated /oo profes- the customer should have to country and should be done hand reared pups are doing during Ihe breeding and rear- i ^ raisine three lemale maned sionals working lo conserve pay for all of it. here. woll pups born al the Zoo on the species. well. ing period. Maned wolves, Feb. 15. IW. The survival of As of September IW. Feedings have been given u n I i ke ol he r wo I f bree d s, ca n- r the pups marks