Lowell City Council Awards Contract Lowell's Showboat City Hoop

25C The Lowell Volume 14, Issue 39 Serving Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 Wednesday, August 8,1990

Along Main Street Widening of Bowes Road may begin Monday - Lowell City £ bHecS^ Council awards contract Work should begin Mon- ter will be installed on the east side to serve as a rear will be implemented. day on a road project that will north side of the road and entrance to McDonald's Res- The council voted unani- hopefully solve some of the storm sewer will be extended taurant. mously in favor of ratifying LARKIN S 3-MAN SCRAMBLE - AUG. 11 traffic problems that plague from West St. to the new Val- In other council business, support of jail expansion in Lowell's West Main St. (M- ley Vista Dr. intersection. a side yard variance was Kent County. The issue was The 1990 Larkin s 3-Man Scramble will be held at Deer 21). The Lowell City Council granted to owners of Fritts on the August 7 ballot. The Valley Vista project in- ^Run Golf Course on Saturday. Aug. II. Bait Shop at 815 W. Main. A request from Carol Kelly awarded the contract at Mon- cludes the widening of the " The $110.00 team fee includes 18 holes, an electric cart Bennie Vinton and Gladys day's meeting for the widen- north side of Main St. at the of 323 Sherman St. to have for each team, beer, steak dinner at Larkin s, door prizes Fritts plan to add on to their a street light installed on Sher- ing of Bowes Rd. from M-21 intersection to accommodate and special events. current structure and the ex- man St. was approved by the to Hudson St. and construc- a third lane for left turning pansion would place the end SALE WILL BENEFIT JUNIOR WHEELCHAIR tion of an extension of Valley traffic. The Valley Vista ex- council. of the building 6 feet from SPORTS CAMP Vista Dr. from Main St. to tension will also have a left Two members of ' Grand the lot line to the west rather Bowes Rd. When work is turn lane at the intersection, River Expedition 1990" were than the prescribed ten feel. Donated items are presently on sale to benefit the Junior completed, a traffic signal but will taper to two lanes as on hand to seek city support Several residents spoke in Wheelchair Sports Camp. Items include interior and exterior will be installed at the interse- it proceeds south to Bowes of their project. The expedi- support of the project. A letter doors, sinks, steel office desk, and mahogany and black ction of Main and Valley Rd. Storm sewer, sanitary tion involves a large group of from Robert Elzinga was read walnut furniture parts. Vista. sewer and water mains will canoeists paddling the Grand into the minutes in opposition W Call 676-2771 for more information and help this worthy be installed along the new River from its head waters at Ken Shaler and Son of to the variance. Elzinga owns cause. street. Also, sidewalk will be Liberty, Michigan (near Saranac was awarded the con- a rental property to the west. ALTO FALL FESTIVAL - COMING SOON! constructed on both sides of Jackson) to its mouth at tract as low bidder. Total cost The councilmen acting as the the street as well as adding Grand Haven. The canoeists of the Valley Vista extension Zoning Board of Appeals Get ready for the Alto Fall Festival. It will take place new sidewalk along Main St. will be paddling replica is $206,337.25 while the voted unanimously in favor Saturday, Sept. 8. to connect existing sidewalk canoes used by early explor- Bowes Rd. work will cost of the variance. There will be a parade, horseshoe throwing contests, arts to the Main St. and Valley ers and will be dressed in garb another $129,534.50. Cheryl The council unanimously and crafts, good food, tug-of-war and much, much more. Vista intersection. from the I700's. Scales, an engineer and man- adopted a resolution calling Plan to attend this gala event in Alto. ager of this project for the Four curb cuts are planned for drug free school zones. The expedition will pass ^ YMCA SOFTBALL NEEDS YOU! city's engineering firm, for the new section of Valley The resolution calls for en- through Lowell on Tuesday, WBDC Group, says work Vista. Driveways will be in- forcing recent state law man- August 21. The city council Openings are still available for the tall YMCA Softball should begin Monday to stake stalled to accommodate the dating stiffer penalties for was asked to provide lunch Leagues. the project. Scales says a existing businesses of Show- those convicted of selling for approximately 120 Contact the Lowell YMCA at 897-8445 to register or for completion date of November boat Automotive and Curtis drugs within 500 feet of canoeists and iheir support more information. 2, 1990 has been set. Cleaners. Curb cuts will also school property. The resolu- personnel. The council ag- Bowes Rd. will be wide- be made to service the now tion will be considered by the reed to the request. Details QUILT TO BE RAFFLED BY SENIORS ned to 30 feet, allowing it to vacant property south of school board at their August will be worked out later and meet standards for major Showboat Automotive and a 13 meeting, if approved by news of the event will be A quilt will be raffled by the Lowell Senior Neighbors street funding. Curb and gut- possible private road on the ihe school board, the program posted in next week s Ledger. on Thursday, Sept. 13. Get your tickets now. Contact Senior Neighbors Center for tickets and more information. Lowell's Showboat City Hoop Classic OFF THE BLOTTER Geraldine Palmer, 58, of Lowell was involved in a prop- erty damage accident July 23 on Main at Hudson St. when scheduled to tip-off Friday, Aug. 10 her car was struck in the rear by a pickup truck driven by and are Watching Larry Bird play draw from a year ago. "I'm At 8 p.m. on Saturday the scheduled to be corn- Rodney Wiles, 38, of Hubbardston. lelcd 111 from the bench is easy. Hav- sure that next year without Lowell Showboat Knights of P approximalely 6 Brenda Ketchum, 19, of Lowell was involved in a hit and m ing to fill in for an injured such a hurried pace, and a Columbus Hoop Classic will P - run accident at Main and Hudson St. as she was turning left We are Larry Bird is difficult. longer sign-up period, the hold a slam dunk contest. " also pleased with off Main St., July 30. lhc Having a year to plan for size of the tournament will On Sunday, the final round number of volunteer court Timothy Cook, 25, of Lowell was involved in an accident the Showboat City Hoop increase. We've had quite a of games will start at I p.m. Hoop, cont'd., pg. 2 ^n the 7-Eleven lot on West Main St. when he backed into Classic is easy. Having less few people call in late, asking a parked car owned by Nicky Shultz of Ionia, July 29. than two months to plan for to make reservations for next Lowell Police investigated 23 accident reports in the the Showboat City - Knights year." n month of July, 3 incurring injury to the vehicles' occupants. of Columbus Hoop Classic is The 112 teams will be di- Arrested July 31 by Ionia County Sheriff's Dept. was difficult. vided into 11 divisions. The oat Michael Matlock, 20, of Lowell after he stole a wrecker in *j Because the transition of games, which will start on Ionia and Police chased him on M-21 to Whites Bridge Rd. tournament organizers, be- Friday evening, will be where he was arrested. tween the tournament's foun- played on 12 courts. Each Arrested Aug. 4 on warrants issued through 63rd District ders and the Lowell Knights court will have a sponsor. Court for Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol, Driving of Columbus was not made "We have been extremely While License Suspended, and Giving False Information to until May, most of the pre- pleased with the support the ^ Police Officer, was Patrick Williams, 26, of Lowell. paratory work had to be com- tournament has received " A 10 year old passenger in a car driven by Harold Rogers, pleted in the hurry mode. from local merchants." 40, of Hastings was injured in an accident Aug. 3 when 'Considering the time frame The games will begin at Rogers' car was struck in the rear on Main near Smith St. we had to work with, I think 6:30 p.m. on Friday and arc P Clas* by a car driven by Andrew Stormzand, 24, of Lowell. things have gone pretty scheduled to end at 8:30. The A 14 year old juvenile passenger riding in a vehicle driven well," Knights of Columbus 3-on-3 hoopla will start-up by a 16 year old was injured in an accident Aug. 3 on Main member and tournament or- again at 8:30 a.m. Saturday near Jefferson St. when a car driven by another 16 year old ganizer. Roger Southland and play is scheduled to con- driver struck the car in the rear. The impact of the accident said. tinue up until 7 p.m. drove the first car into the rear of a car driven by Lisa Despite the shortened sign- There will be a short inter- Veenstra, 18, of Lowell. up period, the toumment was mission at 11 a.m. so that the ^ Eugene Sturgeon, 19, of Lowell was involved in a property able to draw 112 teams for Grand Rapids Pacers (wheel- damage accident Aug. 4 when he backed his car into a its third year. The figure is chair team) can entertain the pickup truck owned by Jerald Creguer of Lowell in the one team short of the total crowd. municipal parking lot at the fool of Lafayette St. The Lowell ledger - Wednesday. August 8, 1990 - Page 2 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, August 8. 1990 - Page 3 Obituaries Coming Events DOYLE - Michael A Doyle, MC LEOD - John W. Jack Leipert, officiating. aged 20. ol Lowell, died July McLeod. 78. of Lowell, for- Memorials may be made to Notlctt In ths Ledger's "Com- SEPT. 8: Alto Fall Festival will EVERY SECOND WEDNES- 3RD SAT. OF EACH MONTH - and basic moral learning. For 2ND AND 4TH MONDAY 30. 1990. He is survived hv the American Heart Associa- ing Events" are free of charge merly of Bad Axe. died be held on Sept. 8. Openings DAY: Lowell VFW Auxiliary No. V.F.W. Post No. 8303 in Lowell. more info call Lowell Assembly NIGHTS: Men s Life Bible study his wife. KaihrNn: his son. to any non-profit organiza- Thursday. July 26. 1990. tion or the American Diabetes for booths available. Arts, 8303 meets at 8:00 p.m. at the 307 W. Main Steak dinner, serv- of God at 897-7047. group will meet at Calvary Chris- tion in the Lowell, Ada, Alto, Justin Andrew; his parents. Association. crafts, flea market, talent show, VFW Post. 307 W Mam Street. ing 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. Public in- tian Reformed Church in the after a short illness. He mar- and Saranac area. We prefer Marie Doyle of Lowell. Pal- prizes, parade, (open entry). Lowell vited LOWELL LIBRARY - NEW Narthex All men in the commu- ried Anastasia Slavin on Sept. such notices to be kept brief Call 897-8644 a.m. or 868-6742 rick and Dawn Dovle of MYLER - Mrs. Catherine HOURS' Open Mon 10:30 a.m. nity are welcome Call 897-6215 • 14. 1940 at Sacred Heart and to be submitted by mail, or 868-6793 for information. EVERY SECOND WEDNES- EVERY THIRD SATURDAY - to 5:30 p.m.; Wed, 12:30 to 8:30 or 897-7555 for more informa- Grand Rapids: brothers. M. Myler. aged 81, of East but will accept notices by Catholic Church. Bad Axe. DAY: GFWC • Lowell Woman's Men's Breakfast 8 a m at Lowell p.m. and Fri. & Sat, 12:30 to 5:30 tion phone at 897-9261. David (Kim) Doyle of Low- She preceded him in death Pans Rd., widow of Robert OCT. 10, 11 & 12: Vaughn L. Club hold a monthly luncheon Assembly of God. 3050 Alden p.m. ell. R\an Doyle; sisters. Myler, passed away Sunday. McDaniel, Certified Instructor, with program following at Nash, (just south of town). Spec- Aug. 2. 1956. Mr. McLeod r Daphne Watson. Jessica July 29. 1990 at Crestview | RI., AUG. 10: Initiation Cere- will be holding Hunter Safety Schneider Manor For further in- ial speaker and good food. For moved to Lowell upon his re- mony will be held at the regular Classes at the Kent County formation call President Janet more info call 897-7047. Do\le: grandparents. Robert tirement from Detroit Edison Manor. Mrs. Myler was a meeting of Cyclamen Chapter Conservation League, 8460 Bovee at 897-8112. U.P.S. Shipping Do\le. Mrs Annette Frilit. in 1971. He is survived b\ member of St. Roberts No. 94 O E S. at 8 p.m. at the Conservation Rd, Ada. from 6 THIRD TUESDAY EVENING - all of Grand Rapids. Funeral one son. John McLeod of Church in Ada. She is sur- Lowell Masonic Temple. to 10 p.m. Participants must be EVERY THIRD SUNDAY: The Ladies Joy Fellowship Various Service Now Sen ices were held Thursday CA; two daughters. Mrs. vived by one brother, Justin 12 years of age and attend a Flat River Snowmobile Club topics and special speakers For SAT, AUG. 11: Class of 1985 is minimum of 10 hours of instruc- meets at the clubhouse at 11841 more info call Lowell Assembly at the Roth-Gerst Funeral Michael (Man) Bcrnier. Wl Kehoe of Lowell; many holding its fifth year reunion tion to be certified. There is no Potters Rd. A Potluck is at 12:30 of God at 897-7047 Available at... Chapel. Rev. Joe Fremer of and Mrs. Derek (Julie) Nietz. nieces and nephews. Funeral from 6 p.m. to 12:30 a m at Can- cost. To register call 676-2030, p.m. with business meeting fol- Good Shepherd Lutheran AZ and II grandchildren. He Mass was offered Wed., Aug. The move to portable offices was made to make room for two more fifth-grade nonsburg Ski Lodge. Cost is leave name, address, tele- lowing New members and EVERY SUNDAY EVENING - Church officiating. Interment was preceded in death by one 6 in St. Robert's Church, classrooms in the Lowell Middle School. $15 person. $25/couple. Reser- phone number and birthdate. guests are welcome. Royal Rangers for the boys. Mis- Buyers Guide sionettes for the girls for kids kin- St. Man s Cemetery. Memo- son. James McLeod and two Ada. Interment Woodlawn vations one week prior to event. Classes are limited in size. OUA-KE-ZIK SPORTSMEN'S dergarten and up Christ Ambas- rials may be made to St. Cemetery. Contact Dan MacDonald at brothers. Sen ices were held Administrators' portable offices >97-8843 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. STOP SMOKING - Here is a CLUB: meets every 2nd and 4th sadors for the youth (7 thru 12 Jude's Hospital. Memphis, at Sacred Heart Catholic ror Carmen Parsons at 897- plan that is 100% effective in 7 Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. at the Club grades). Christian Clubs to help The Lowell Ledger TN. Church. Bad Axe. The Rev. 9160 days and its free of charge. If building at 11400 Foreman our children grow through the are delivered and ready to use you have a desire to quit smok- Road. Lowell. means of achievement prog- 105 N. Broadway • Lowell • Ph. 897-9261 MOM., AUG. 13: Golden Swing- ing call 897-6962 from 6:30 to rams, special activities, crafts Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. 'til 5:00 p.m. The Lowell Area Schools date two Fifth grade class- Services as well as central of- ers will meet at 6 p.m. for a pot- 9:30 a.m. and 9:30 to 10:30 p.m. EVERY 1ST WEDNESDAY - luck supper at Schneider This plan can be shared in the Lowell Area Jaycees meet at 'com OA/.?. took delivery last week of rooms and alleviate over- fice secretaries. Assistant rugroue/t Manor. Ida Onan. sponsor. privacy of your own home. 7:30 p.m. New members wel- two portable office buildings crowding on a temporary Superintendent. Gary Kemp, comed. Membership 21-39 from McFadden Corpora- and District Business offices, WED., AUG. 15: Garden Lore years of age Leadership training basis. FIRST MONDAY EACH Club will meet for an auction at through community involvement. tion. Those housed in the porta- along with the District Copy MONTH: The South Kent 4-H Schneider Manor at 1 p.m. Lots For location of meeting, please The "portables" which will bles will be Dr. Fritz Esch. Center will remain located group regular meetings at 7 p.m. The only planets In our solar system without moons are Venus and Mercury. The of goodies. Public welcome. call 897-6186. in the Alto Elementary School planet with the most moons is Jupiter, with four major moons and 12 minor ones. be located adjacent to the cur- Superintendent; Caroll within the middle school for )on t miss this one! Angie Mul- cafeteria rent Board of Education of- Harper, Food Service Super- this year only. Next year they der. sponsor. EVERY 1ST & 3RD TUESDAY - V F W Post 8303 meets at the fices will house the majority visor; Jim White, Director of will also be forced to relocate EVERY 1ST & 3RD TUESDAY: THURS., AUG. 16: Keenagers V.F.W Clubroom. 307 E. Mam of the school district's central Instruction and Special Edu- due to additional student Lowell Lions Club meets at 6:30 will meet at Vergennes St., Lowell at 8:00 p.m. office personnel and func- growth. p.m. at St. Mary s School. Amity cation; and Dick Korb, Di- Methodist Church at 10 a.m. St., Lowell. tions. rector of School/Community Forest Hills Kitchen Band will SATURDAYS - Take Off The move to the "porta- entertain. Potluck dinner, bring Pounds Sensibly Tops #M11493 2ND WEDNESDAY: Mens dish to pass and own table ser- meets every Sat. at 8:30 a.m. in bles" was necessitated by the breakfast at Lowell Senior vice. Come and bring a friend. the Congregational Church need for additional classroom Center. 314 S. Hudson St. Call Hoops, continued basement in Lowell. Corner of 897-5949 for reservations. space due to increased stu- AUG. 16, 17 & 18: Cyclamen Spring and Hudson Sts. Weigh- Lowell Little League would like to give special thanks dent enrollments this Fall. ins from 8:30 a.m. 'til 9:00 a.m. Chapter No. 94 O.E.S. will have LOWELL AREA ARTS COUN- monitors and score keepers out with the toumameiu 2nd Best Sale at the Lowell to our 1990 sponsors The move will free up CIL: 149 S. Hudson St. Hours: ATM BANKING enough space to accommo- that have come forward/' should contact Southland at Masonic Temple. Open from 8 TUESDAYS - Take Off Pounds Monday thru Friday. 1 to 5 p.m.; a.m. to 6 pm. Donations grate- Sensibly Tops #MI 372 meets Southland said. "Again this 897-5154. Saturdays and Sundays, 1:30 to fully accepted. Call Sandy Cas- every Tuesday evening at the Greenridge Realty Action Sporting This year there will also he 4:30 p.m. Closed holidays. ^ear, the high school basket- Lowell Congregational Church well at 868-7467 or Mary Yakes Phone 897-8545. Alto Lions ball players have volunteered nine girl teams. The 12 courts at 897-9707 for further informa- basement. Corner of Spnng and Hardee's their time as scorekeepers. will be broken with 10 regu- tion. Hudson Sts. Weigh-ins at 5:45 WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Kentwood Finishing Attwood THROUGHOUT p.m. However, we re always in lar courts, an overflow court Chapter night meeting is held the need of volunteer help." and a main court. FRI., AUG. 17: Saranac VFW first Monday of each month, at 8 Lite & Listen Bernard's True Value Post No 4363 will have a THURSDAYS: Take Off Pounds Anyone interested in helping p.m. Euchre Party at 7 p.m. $2.50 per Sensibly Tops Ml No. 333. Lowell Graphics Curtis Cleaners couple; $1.50 per single. 10 Saranac. meets every Thursday WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Bus- games, one head prize, evening at the Saranac Public Li- Michigan Wire Elite Auto Body MICHIGAN iness Meeting is held the third knacks, coffee or tea included. brary Weigh-ins at 6:45 p.m. Monday of each month, at 8 p.m. Moose Fairchild's Oil STILL OPENINGS FOR FALL AUG. 21, 22 & 23: Vaughn L. SECOND MONDAY OF EACH EVERY TUESDAY MORNING R/L Corporation Family Fare McDaniel, Certified Instructor, MONTH: The Lowell Area Ladies join us for Coffee Break ADULT SOFTBALL LEAGUES will be holding Hunter Safety Schools Board of Education Ferrell Gas Story Hour at Calvary Christian Shady Acres Classes at the Kent County meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Board Leagues Start Next Week Reformed Church. 1151 W. 1 of Education office located in the FMB State Savings i Conservation League, Ada, Ml. Showboat Automotive Main, Lowell. 9:30 - 10:45 a.m. 8460 Conservation Rd. from 6 Middle School, 12685 Foreman Nursery provided. Go-Fers $250°° per team (includes balls) to 10 p.m. Participants must be Road. Wittenbach Olds-Pontiac-GMC at least 12 years old and attend EVERY SECOND TUESDAY Sunday & Monday Coed a minimum of 10 hours of in- EVERY MONDAY EVENING: The Lowell Area Fishing Club "Euchre" will be played at the Tuesday Women's struction. There is no cost. To now meets at the Flat River V.F.W. Post 8303 at 7:30 p.m. Without sponsors Lowell Little League could Michael Doyle register call 676-2030. Leave Snowmobile Clubhouse on Pot- Wednesday thru Friday Men's name, address, phone number, Admission is $1, prizes. Public We have all heard it said ters Road, just East of Montcalm not function. We thank them again! ^nd birthdate. welcome. that it is the quality of life, not Monday & Wednesday Fast Pitch Ave, at 7:00 p.m. All prospective the quantity, that really mat- members or interested individu- SAT, SEPT. 8: Class of 1980 EVERY MON. & TUES. MORN- ters. $100 Deposit - 8 Games als are cordially welcome. Reunion at Dari's in Alto. Regis- ING - Coffee Break Bible Study. Michael Doyle was a per- tration 6 p.m.; dinner at 7 p.m. FIRST THURSDAY OF EACH Monday 7:15 to 8:30 p.m.; Tues- fect example of that cliche • Begins August 12 iiiiiiiiiililHiiiiiiiiiiiilUllii D.J. and dancing. Reservations MONTH: The Bowne Township day 9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. Michael's struggle with by August 31; $20 per person Historical Society will hold regu- Lakeside Community Church. cancer can be compared to Call Weekdays for Details $35 per couple; $5 at the door lar meetings at the Old Township 6201 Whitneyville Rd. BELTONE* that of an infantryman in com- after dinner. Call Cindy at 897- Hall, at Bowne Center, on the bat 4143 or Ronda at 868-7526 for first Thursday of each month at He faced a treacherous HEARING Lowell YMCA information. 7:30 p.m. No December meet- enemy for nine years and did T here are no charges for using your FMB ing. it with all the valor any human AID CENTER MoneyCentre ATM card in Michigan! being could have de- 323 W. Main St. monstrated CELEBRATING THE SOUNDS OP LIFE of Grand Rapids An FMB MoneyCentre ATM card can be If mankind awarded a pur- ple heart for outstanding 897-8445 used at any convenient ATM location, throughout the bravery and perseverance in life's storms. Mike could have WE'RE NO. 1 N ANNOUNCES ITS NEW MONTHLY HEARING State of Michigan, that displays the CIRRUS won one proudly and deserv- or Network 1 logo. No matter whose ATM you use, ingly. 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There are the times CHURCH PAGE side They serve to strengthen messy to eat. I was being as carefull as possible, short of you show up at a function in a suit and tie, and everyone ...So run, that ye may ob- one's faith. An ami or leg be- ordering a table cloth to cover myself with. With each bite else is dressed for the beach, or vice versa. There is the tain (I Corinthians 9:24). comes useless il unused lor cozy comer I leaned way out over my plate so that stray items or drippings open fly discovered near the end of an important meeting a long period of time. So a & from the sandwich could not possibly reach my clothing. or cocktail party. The list goes on and on. Maxine drove down the Christian's faith becomes by Roger Bix)wn Without warning, a half inch cube of tomato, slathered in You gals can laugh all you want, but there are a few street singing. The devils crippled unless it is exercised grease and cucumber dressing, rolled out the end of the clothing faux pas that apply to you, loo. I could list several, converted and I am deserted. frequently. sandwich. It tumbled down my arm, left a stain on the sleeve but the classic is the time I saw a woman come out of the The devils converted and I Temptations force us to be of my shirt and plopped in for a landing near ihe fly of my rest room at a big airport and parade past God and everybody am deserted." She smiled watchful. They point up our light gray slacks. See what I mean? It's magical. with the back of her skirt tucked into her pantyhose. That w hen she recognized she had weaknesses. Besides, it there Ws Hey guys, did you ever get to work and discover your How about those light colored slacks? Here's the scenario. was cute. reversed the order of the were no temptations to resist, socks didn't match? It s bad enough that you have to be on You're out to dinner at a nice place, or maybe it's a summer I got onto this subject way back there at the beginning words to the old song. But no trials and adversities to the job instead of on the golf course, but now you have to wedding. You're dressed in a jacket and tie with a pair of so as to lead you up to a recent clothing faux pas that just she said later. "After I realized overcome in this world, there to light blue, or yellow or whatever slacks. You use the men's spend the entire day wondering if everyone, including the might be a topper. It was one of those Tuesdays when I get what I was singing, I began would be no crown to win in boss, thinks you are a total geek. Chances arc they're right, room, and being the gentleman that you are. you wash your up early to come in and crank out this column. With the to think: Would we appreciate the next. We must "run to ob- but since we've all done it, I guess that makes us all geeks hands afterward. You tum on the water and there's about column completed and about three cups of coffee in me I our salvation as much if the tain" our final reward. |nom time to time. 150 pounds of pressure. All of a sudden your light colored headed for the men's room at a trot. devil was converted? Don't Prayer: O Lord, keep me The list of clothing faux pas is nearly endless, and I've pants now look for all the world like you didn't make it to I've taken to wearing boxer shorts lately. I don't know the trials and tests he puts us alert to the tricks of the devil. experienced most of them in my day. How about the gob the men's room in time. It happens every time. why. it's just one of the little changes I made in my life through only make us ap- Strengthen my faith Through How about busted zippers? I once had my zipper break of food on the tie trick. This one usually happens at Rotary. when I turned forty. I wore jockey shorts the first forty, I'll preciate the goodness of the Thy help I shall be trium- I spent a year and a half as president of the Lowell Rotary in the cab on the way to dinner at Nick's Fishmarket in wear boxers the next forty. If I should happen to live past Lord more?" phant. Amen. Jennifer Afton Club, and presided over a good share of those weekly lunc- Chicago. Nick s is one of the best restaurants in the country, eighty I just won't wear any underwear. Trials and temptations and my zipper unzipped from bottom to top. The little staple heon meetings with a big splotch of gravy or tuna casserole Well, imagine if you will, a guy full of coffee, still not need not be sought after; they My soul, be on thy guard; Afton recipient of Harper on my tic. that holds the bottom together had come apart. Fortunately fully awake, in a bit of a hurry, standing at a urinal trying s come uninvited, and to all Ten thousand foes arise; Spaghetti sauce, catsup, tomato soup, etc. are my special- the attendant in the men's room was able to track down a to get the job done with his boxer shorts on backward. That's Christians. Many times we The hosts of sin arc pressing couple of safety pins for me. Unfortunately his search had Phillip Beachler and C hristine McDaniel ties. Put a white or light colored shirt on me and take me right . . . backward. With a considerable amount of hasty chaff when the battle grows hard Memorial Scholarship Jo lunch. I guarantee I'll have some spattered on me by the included questioning the entire staff, and everyone from the fumbling I was able to avoid a catastrophe. hot. However, trials have a To draw thee from the skies. maitre d* to the bus boy stopped by our table to ask if the Remember your mom always telling you to wear clean Judith A. McDaniel of of Central Michigan Univer- Rme the check comes. It doesn't matter how careful I am, positive as well as a negative George Heath safety pins had worked. underwear in case you were in an accident and were taken Lake Odessa is pleased to an- sity. Jennifer Afton. a 1990 receiving the Blanche Mullen the stuff magically levitates and is attracted by the most There are millions of others. Therc is that terribly unsettl- to a hospital? Well. I can just picture myself being wheeled nounce the engagernem of Beachler is a 1982 graduate of Lowell High Art Award, given to a gradual contrasting landing spot it can find ... my white shirt. ing noise that's made when you squat down to pick something into the emergency room with my boxers on backward. her daughter. Christine Ann, graduate of Lowell High School, is this year's winner ing senior. I took my wife and daughter to lunch the other day. I to Mr. Phillip James Beach- School and a 1987 graduate Area Births of the Lowell Area Arts Coun- Afton is enrolled at Grand answer that is marginal at best. dication and hard work. It creates a positive and lasting effect ler. He is the son of Mr. and of Aquinas College. cil's Louise Harper Memorial Rapids Junior College as an Okay, maybe I'm the only person that has experienced this on the lives of the youths participating. Mrs. Al Eckman of Lowell Both arc currently em- Scholarship. art major. Her dream is to con- Hutchings and Robert Perry , E.L. Phelps, President of the Youth Fair Board - The and Mr. and Mrs. Fredric ployed by Lowell Area Brian and Renee DeBold The scholarship fund, es- tinue her studies at the Cleve- unnerving feeling. all of Grand Rapids. fair is friendships that last forever. It's our youth of today - Beachler of Wyoming. Schools. of Lowell are proud to an- tablished in Mrs. Harper's land Institute for the Arts. But I stuttered and stammered before giving an answer that our leaders of tommorrow. McDaniel 'is a 1985 A June 29. 1991 wedding nounce the birth of Kimberly memory by family and She is the daughter of Dan went like this- 'The fair is youths showing their livestock Zachary Jules Meiste was Jennifer Cook, member of the Fair Court - The Fair is graduate of Lake wood High is heing planned. Renee. She was bom on July friends and awarded by the and Peggy Afton of Loud! had's and its arts and crafts." bom July 7, 1990. He new friends and leadership. School and a 1989 graduate 30, 1990 at 5:14 a.m. She Education Committee of the While there are both animals and arts and crafts being weighed 9 lbs. 13 ozs. and displayed, the answer bordered on terrible. Tracy Tow, Youth Fair Queen - It's commitment, deter- weighed 6 lbs. 14 ozs. and LA AC, provides funds for houehts 1 was 23 inches long. Parents Happy Birthday mination and self pride. wa \9 /: inches long. Also study beyond high school in With this year being the third Kent County Youth Fair I are Chris and Bonnie Meiste After searching out different answers, I began walking welcoming her home are big some area of the fine arts. will have covered for the Ledger, I have been fortunate in of Lowell. Grandparents are AUG. 9: Steven Burrows. that I've talked to and interviewed a number of 4-H members, around the fairgrounds in hopes of getting a visual definition. brothers. Christopher and Afton, who intends to pur- Tory. Grandparents are Terry Mrs. Ethel Batterbee of Low- Duane MacDonald, Dirk On Monday I received a phone call from a gentleman in board members, and queens during this time. All of whom I saw young kids in line for carnival rides. sue an art career, was an ideal and Karen DeBold and Leo ell, Mr. Marvin Batterbee of Ritzema, Pat Tousignaut. Pat Ada. He said he had made numerous phone calls searching have been very astute and well spoken on what the Fair stands I saw a 4-H member hosing down his lifestock. winner. She has won many and Roselynne Peters, all of Mancelona and Jules and Dombak. to find out what the Kent County Youth Fair is all about. for and what it means to them. I saw a father with his 12-year old daughter goin over the awards for her. artwork while Our word admiral comes from the Arabic phrase "Amir Low ell. Great-grandparents Ruth Meiste of Hudsonville. AUG. 10 Barbara Briggs. It seemed to be a rather strange question to me. And at But put me on the spot and demand an answer, and this dos and don'ts for the lamb judging contest on Wednesday. at Lowell High School and a all," which means a man in high authority. are Charles and Rorence Sisters Amy and Kim wel- Julie Verspoor, Jill Johnson. first, a question with an obvious answer. I mean, afterall, boy melts. I saw 4-H members walking their horses prior to returning shared the coveted honor of comed him home. Kristin Fussman, Jim Bar ^)\s Youth Fair has been a part of Kent County for 56 years. So Monday night, being my first night at the fair, I went them to the bam for the evening. nhart, Karla Franks, George W. very body has been to the fair? in search of that ultimate answer to the question "What is the I saw 4-H members show their ribbon-winning banner and Ponchaud, Yvonne Alexan- However, have you ever been asked a question where the Kent County Youth Fair all about?" scarecrows. der. answer seems so obvious and simple, and because you've This is what I learned from some of the important dignitaries And finally, I visualized a reporter relishing in the delightful AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY AUG. 11: Mike Wilczewski. been put on the spot to give an answer, you begin to ra'se at the Fair's opening ceremonies. taste of an Italian sausage with green peppers and onions on Susan K. Schug, Kim Kazen. some self doubt? Within seconds you question yourself and Senator Dick Posthumus - The fair is unique in that it the way back to the office. almost become afraid to give an answer, wondering if you've involves all areas of government working together with the I'm now ready for that next call from that person who's ADA COMMUNITY Chris Warner. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE AUG. 12: Betty Powell. been wrong all this time. direction of the private sector. wondering what the Kent County Youth fair is all about. ADA CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH OF LOWELL Linda Uzarski, Edward Eventually, after stuttering and stammering, you give an Lowell Mayor James Maatman - The Fair is values, de- 7227 Thornapple River Or 676-1032 3900 East Fulton REFORMED CHURCH 201 North Washington Street Rash. Pastor THOMAS J BARTHA REV RAYMOND E BEFUS 7152 BradfiekJ St S E 676-1698 REV JIM GELDHOF Morning Worship 10 00 A M AUG. 13: Mike Roth, Andy Morning Worship 9 50 A M. ChurchSchool 10 00AM Lee E. Lampkin reports to E.V. Story, who sells Fords, fire insurance company in Michigan. Sunday School 11 20 A M (Broadcast 10 AM WMAX 1470) Sanborn, Harold Fitzsim Morning, Worship 9 30 AM Morning Worship 1100AM that the total expenses of running his Ford touring car 37-year veteran Garfield Ford resigns as assistant Sunaay School 10 45 A M Evening Worship 6 00PM Sunday School 1115AM Evening Service 6 00 P M mons. by postmaster, and is replaced by 28-year postal employee Evening Worship 6 00 PM WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS Evening Sen/ice 6 00 P M two thousand miles amount to $18.84. Wednesday Mid-Week Service AUG. 14: Bob Wilczewski. COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUR Wednesday Service 7 30 P M Priscilla Alcohol is involved in a two-car accident that kills a William Kerekes. Jr, Teens. Adults 7 00 P M Vicki Harris, Phyllis Will CHURCH HOME WELCOME TO ALL Lussmyer Grand Rapids doctor and shakes up Deputy Sheriff 25 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - AUG. 5, 1965 Nursery-Come & Worship With Us son. Robert Ellison, MaryC. Bart Hayes on Robinson Road. City Council discusses buying back surplus lots in CALVARY CHRISTIAN REFORMED Schug. Hazel Kline. Nobody is hurt in another accident in which a runaway Oakwood Cemetery from families no longer planning FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Raymond Seese. Brad Baer. CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY CHURCH OF LOWELL FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH horse and wagon meet a car on a culvert; each falls to use them. OF ALTO AUG. 15: Ben Raymor. REV CARL J. REITSMA - 897-9836 off the side and lands in soft dirt. Showboat earned over $3,000 this year, the most CHURCH OF LOWELL Corner of 60th Street & Bancroft Avenue OF LOWELL Susan Behnke, Vada Kline. 1151 West Mam Street 50 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - AUG. 8, 1940 successful in years, even with delays on Saturday night Meeting ai the Lowell Middle Schooi Sunday School 10 00 A M 2275 West Mam Street Lowell. Ml (12675 Foreman) Morning Worship 1100AM Sunday School 9 45 AM Dr. and Mrs. J.H. Rickert are evacuated from England due to rain. Morning Worship 10 00 a m Amundsen Sunday Morning Worship Evening Worship 7 00 P M Sunday Worship Services 1100 AM &600PM along with other U.S. citizens and arrive here to stay Police catch some Ada-Cascade youths using profan- Sunday School 11:20 a.m. And Chndren s Activities 10 00 A M Wednesday Bible Study Awana Wednesday s 30 PM ity on their walkie-talkies, tuned to the Civil Defense Evening Worship 6:00 p.m with his sister, Mrs. D.G. Look. Midweek Bibie Studies and Youth Groups Wednesday Prayer Meeting ... 7 00 P M receives and Prayer Meeting 7 00 P M Showboat headliner Eddie Peabody gives eight hours band. JOE GERKIN. PASTOR 897-0017 LISTENING AND HELPING BRUCE A SABADOS. PASTOR Nursery available at both services Dan Nave. Youth Director 897-6737 of his time to rehearsing a less-than-perfect band until John Groen's peacock gets out and spreads his feath- 897 0077 868-6403 or 868-0951 Barrier Free scholarship they can perform adequately the rest of the week. ers in the middle of West Main. from Kal. Coll. Lowell resident W.V Burras is president of the State Phil Schneider will compete in the National Pistol ALTON BIBLE CHURCH FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Championships at Camp Perry. Lincoln Lake Ave at 3 Mile Road FIRST UNITED METHODIST Ledger Entries Mutual Fire Insurance Co. of Michigan, the largest farm Sunday School . 10 00 A M. CHURCH OF LOWELL FRIENDSHIP COUNTRY Jennifer L. Amundsen, (United Church of Christ) CHURCH OF LOWELL Morning Worship 11 00 A M. daughter of Rev. William J of 100,75,50 and 25 Years Ago 404 North Hudson 621 E Mam Street 897-5936 CHAPEL Evening Praise 7 00 P M and Catherine M. Amundsen, 897-5906 REGULAR HOURS 10200 Grand River Ave. Wednesday A WAN A 7 00 P M Worship and Church School 10 00 A M Morning Worship 9 00 A M and 10:45 A M , Sunday Services 10 30AM of Lowell, has been awarded (Sept • April) Rev David Hagens Pastor Church School . 9 30 to 10 30 A M. Wednesday Bible Study 7 00PM the College Prayer and Bible Study 7 30 P M Kalamazoo Com- 100 YEARS AGO IN THE JOURNAL - AUG. 6, 1890 Eleanor Martin Director of Education REV WILLIAM AMUNDSEN MINISTER BOB ROUSH, PASTOR Letters to the Editor A Miss Verna Barnum of Chicago, visiting relative REV KENNETH R MCGEE Pastor petitive Scholarship Marilyn Ossentjuk Director of Music Nursery available at both services 897-7489 897-5648 or 897-4273 Music. here, is causing quite a stir as the first lady rider to be Barner-Free Nursery Provided Barrier • Free Entrance VQU ARE WELCOME' Kalamazoo College seen in these parts. Dror Editor: activity for kids of any age Come on. "Ledger", let's the community for a bigger awards an average of four 3,143 is given as the newest census figures for Lowell, and ability. There's such a give these kids some recogni- and better team next year, scholarships in each ot both township and village. I would like to know why dearth of things kids can do tion. boost others' interesi in Gail Billingslex MISSIONARY CHURCH ST. MARY S eral categories, including The Lowell Flouring Mill is being fitted out with new there was no coverage in your in this town, that when some- GOOD SHEPHERD 10501 Settiewood Ph 897-7185 CATHOLIC CHURCH math/science, history SOCM' roof, spouting and machinery. paper of the return of the Low- thing like this comes along it Sunday School 9 45 A M LUTHERAN CHURCH 402 N Amity science, foreign language, The thermometer registered 102 degrees last Sunday ell YMCA Swim Team after deserves to get a little local Worship Service 11 00 A M MSGNR JAMES MORAN photography, English at 2 p.m., and many columnists mention the relief of an II year absence? A small encouragement. Where else Evening Service 6 00 P M 10305 Biuewater Highway MASSES ing, musical performance, Prayer and Bible Study-7 30 P M Wednesdays rain on Sunday and Monday for the dry conditions. town newspaper's job is to for SIO ($20 non-YMCA Morning Worship 10 00 A M GLENN H MARKS and theatre. Students w 75 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - AUG. 5,1915 disperse information perti- member) can one get exercise Sunday Scnoo 4 Adu't B-Die Oass 9 00 A M Summer Mrs - Thru Labor Day Foreman Road each area with up to 50 admit ^ • The United Retail Merchants' Association would like every day. develop team JOSEPH FREMER PASTOR 8 Saturday Mass 5 30 P M nent to the community about 897 9110 In Tahiti, it was once believed, the sick would recover if 897 8307 Sunday Masses 10 00AM ted freshmen. to come to Lowell and use its advertising power to local events. spirit, learn self-discipline 1,1 a centipede could be induced to crawl over them. Amundsen is a graduate encourage local shopping, American-made goods and The swim team is a great and have fun? I.Dwell Senior High School business cooperation. The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, August 8. 1990 - Page 7 The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, August 8. 1990 - Page 6 Fair commences with opening ceremonies

switch, 4-Her,s did not have the total number of livestocf! The Kent County Youth while the rain may have dam- considers the last minute rides and booths." She added to run back-and-forth be- represented at the fair this Fair played host to roughly pened the attendance mark. change of the carnival loca- because of the change, the tween showing animals and year is roughly 725. The 1.800 opening day spec- the 4-H Board was extremely tion." Shelby said. "Because Fairgrounds layout is much their projects. The switch goals and the lamb represen- taiors pleased with the crowd and of the amount of rain this area more condensed. made things easier for all who tation is up while the hogs Extension 4-H Youth how smoothly everything has received, we were unable Another change that was were involved," Shelby said. and steer representation is Agent. Betty Shelby, said ran. 'Especially when one to keep the carnival in the made for the 1990 Fair, was Kurt Kaeb, Fair grounds down. Other livestock re- same location. The ground switching the still exhibits to maintenance supervisor said mained roughly the same was too soft for setting up the Saturday. "By making the The Following Achieved DENTAL HYGIENE EXCELLENCE For the Month of July 1990 DR. J.E. REAGAN & DR. R.E. REAGAN 207 W. Main - Lowell 897-7179

Congressman ftul Henry spent some time prior to the ceremony to congratulate The Cannon 4-Her's for the fourth consecutive year were named the winners of the Fair Court. Above, he shakes hands with Lowell's Jennifer Cook. the fair banner contest. i , r .J-

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Melissa Malone Michelle Ford Laura Rasch Matt Postma Angela Rasch Nicole DeVnes Kevin Rasch Mike DeVries Brian Rasch Jim Dixon Bonnie Bekkenng Chad Rau Heidi Bencker Amanda Rau i Sara Johnston Heather Tap Casandra Shelter Nick Johnston 1 ^ . Jeff Noall Amanda Wittenbach Renee Brower Scott Milkulski • Greg Woodhead Jake Brower • 4 Nick Collins Kim Drougel Man Collins Kurt Umlaut Heather Rivett Teresa Kimble Jennifer Rivett Eric Kimble Jenny Kimble Josh Ford Thom Ellis entertained a large Fair crowd at Monday's opening ceremonies. Presenting the 1990 Kent County Youth Fair Court. From left to right are, Jennifer Cook, Jennifer Wieland, Nicki Patterson and Queen Tracy Tow. Alto Active Achievers won top honors in the scarecrow Wyoming's Tracy Tow greets the Kent County Youth contest. It marked the third consecutive year the group Fair crowd during ceremonies Monday night. has won. Lowell City Council proceedings

the period of funding from July 1,1990 to June 30,1991. named as those authorized to make application permits, The consensus of the Council was that the presentation OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS Item No. 1. ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS The following bids were received: YEA: 5. should take place at the City Council meeting on Tues- of the A. 815 W. MAIN - FRITTS BAIT SHOP • SIDE YARD Thomet IT WAS MOVED by Thompson and seconded by Doyle NAY: 0. day, September 4, 1990. CITY COUNCIL VARIANCES FOR PROPOSED COMMERCIAL ADDI- bid-1991 Chevy S31.45950 Alt Bid-1990 Chevy 528,175.50 3. Gary Pitsch of Pitsch Landfill had approached the trade 2,95950 trade in to approve the agreements with Kent County concern- ABSENT: 0. ot the TIONS - SET PUBLIC HEARING DATE (8/6). Bennie 2,982.00 City concerning the disposal of leachate from the landfill 528,500 00 5 speed manual E5m5C ing the Community Development Block Grant. MOTION CARRIED. CITY OF LOWELL. MICHIGAN Vinton and Gladys Fritts applied for a variance so that to the Wastewater Treatment Plant on a year round 29900 GVW YEA: 5. the Bait Shop (815 W. Main) may be expanded to within basis. He has requested a discharge of 10,000 gallons NAY; 0. Item No. 7. MONTHLY REPORTS. No comments were For the Regular Meeting of Monday, July 23. 1990. 4 feet of their west side yard lot line. In the C-2 (General Woodland Internationai per week. The issue would be brought to the Council bid-1991 Intl. ABSENT: 0. received from materials presented. Business) district, side yard setback must be 10 feet Alt. bid-1991 InH. for formal consideration, 35,000 GVW MOTION CARRIED. PRESENT: Councilmembers Doyle, Hodges, Fonger, from the lot line. 531,900.00 35,000 GVW $30.365.0C 4. A letter from Belding Mayor Valery Whipkey was en- trade in 1.100.00 trade in 1,100.00 Item No. 8. CITIZENS COMMENTS. Craig Avery intro- Thompson and Mayor Maatman. It was noted that the Planning Commission will meet •I • closed concerning that City's sewer problem. She men- airbrake $30,800.00 hydraulic $29,265,00 Item No. 5. MOOT CONTRACT CONCERNING THE duced himself as a candidate for the office of 63rd ABSENT: None on July 30 to review the site plan and can provide a tioned that the City of Belding will be accepting bids AIRPORT MASTER PLAN. The Council reviewed a District Court Judge. recommendation on the variance. Duthier Ford for storm and sanitary sewer separation. The project is contract from MDOT outlining the responsibilities con- Norman Borgerson of 219 N. Washington stated that IT WAS MOVED by Hodges and seconded by Doyle bid-1991 FordF-800 535,078.50 he found the markings on M-21 very confusing. He felt anticipated to be completed no later than next summer. that the minutes of the July 9.1990 meeting be approved trade in 3,000.00 cerning the Airport Master Plan, The estimated project IT WAS MOVED by Doyle and seconded by Fonger to that by creating left turn lanes in the downtown area it as written. $32,078.50 cost is $18,361.60, which will be split 50-50 between 5. The latest financial statement from the Lowell Area set the public hearing for August 6, 1990 to consider a would make crossing very difficult. YEA: 5. the City and State. The City cost of $9,190.80 would be Housing, Inc. (Schneider Manor) was enclosed in the variance so that the Bait Shop located at 815 W. Main GoodGMC NAY: 0. paid from a General Fund loan made to the Airport Fund. agenda packet. could be expanded to within 4 feet of the west side bid-1991GMC 534,455.90 Item No. 9. COUNCIL COMMENTS. Councilmember ABSENT: 0. yard lot line, no trade in 6. A letter from Wyoming Mayor Harold Voorhees had IT WAS MOVED By Hodges and seconded by Fonger asked if the City could run a notice in the local MOTION CARRIED YEA: 5. been received concerning the proposed Metropolitan #Thompson to approve the contract with MDOT concern- papers requesting Citizens to trim shrubbery and low NAY: 0. Each bid was analyzed comparing city specifications 0] Council. The Council decided not to join the Metropoli- tree limbs that obstruct views and sidewalks. IT WAS MOVED by Fonger and seconded by Doyle to responses from each firm. Thus, it was recommended ing the airport master plan at a cost of $18,361,60 being tan Council and instructed City Manager Pasquale to ABSENT: 0. Councilmember Doyle stated that weeds at intersec- that the bills and accounts payable be allowed and the that the City award Woodland International the contract split 50-50 between the City and the STate with the communicate this to the organizing committee. MOTION CARRIED. tions should be cleared and drains should be cleaned warrants issued to purchase on its alternate bid a 1991 International for City's share provided from a General Fund loan made 7. A letter of thanks from the Showboat Board to the after it rains. YEA: Councilmembers Doyle, Hodges. Fonger, $29,265.00, based on the firm most closely meeting to the Airport Fund. Police Department was received. Item No. 2. JAIL EXPANSION MILLAGE PRESENTA- City specifications. Councilmember Hodges asked when the curb painting Thompson and Mayor Maatman. YEA: 5. 8. The City was not successful in receiving Anti-Drug TION. The Honorable Patrick Bowler of 61st District project for M-21 start. City Manager Pasquale said that NAY: 0. IT WAS MOVED by Doyle and seconded by Hodges to NAY: 0. Abuse funding from the State. Court and Lt. Max Harnish of the Sheriff's Department the City's portion of curb painting will be done on Sun- ABSENT 0. award contract to Woodland International for the pur- ABSENT: 0. made a presentation and requested endorsement on day, July 29 and the State will do their left turn lane MOTION CARRIED chase of a 1991 International dump truck at a cost of MOTION CARRIED. IT WAS MOVED by Doyle to adjourn at 8:43 p.m. the proposed millage to expand the County Jail, It was S29.265.00 striping between August 1 and 15, mentioned that County voters will consider a 0,84 mil- YEA: 5. - ^tem No. 6. MDOT PERFORMANCE AND INDEMNIFI- BILLS AND ACCOUNTS PAYABLE TOTALS (7-23-90) lage levy to pay for the expansion and operation of an Approved: August 6, 1990 NAY: 0. • CATION RESOLUTION. City Manager Pasquale said Item No. 10. MANAGER'S REPORT. City Manager General Fund 5298,871.76 addition to the jail. The facility will be expanded from ABSENT: 0. that as part of the Valley Vista Drive extension-traffic Pasquale reported on the following: James D. Maatman, Mayor Major Street Fund 8,552.29 573 beds to 936 beds. Costing approximately 44 million Local Street Fund 2,694.53 MOTION CARRIED. light project with the State, a performance and indemnifi- David M. Pasquale City Clerk dollars with the county putting up 10 million from its 1. An update was given on the Lowell YMCA Pool Prog- Sewer Fund 75,777.17 cation resolution needs to be passed by Council. In reserves. ram, It was noted that income received during the month Water Fund 2.634.13 Item No. 4. CONSIDERATION OF AGREEMENTS considering the resolution, the City Manager and Direc- The Council took no further action on this issue. of June was $8,136 with $7,926 budgeted. Also. $4,101 Equipment Fund 4,100.43 WITH KENT COUNTY CONCERNING THE COMMU- tor of Public Works should be named as those au- NITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT. The Council thorized to make application permits to work within state was expended with $4,414 budgeted. Airport Fund 7.67 Item No. 3. CONSIDERATION OF BIOS - DUMP considered the approval of two agreements pertaining trunkline rights of way. 2, R. W, Beck and Associates had requested that the Data Processing Fund 5,269.78 TRUCK. City Manager Pasquale said that the bids were to the County Community Development Program. The City set a time in which they could do their presentation Lee Fund 465.17 received for the replacement of the City's 1976 Interna- first qualifies the County and the City for another three ^ 0T WAS MOVED by Fonger and seconded by Doyle to from the study of CATV Systems for the City Council No person on planet Earth has ever lived to be one Look Fund 191.56 tional dump truck, which has been budgeted for this Neptune year old. A Neptune Year Is the time it takes years of funding (July 1,1991 to June 30,1994) through approve the performance and indemnification resolu- and Lowell Light and Power Board. The presentation improvement Fund 9,362.98 fiscal year. the planet Neptune to revolve once around the sun, or the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Develop- tion with the City Manager and Director of Public Works should take about one hour. 164,8 Earth Years. ment The second agreement required by HUD affects The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. August 8. I WO - Page 8 The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, August 8, 1990 - Page 9 .The Lowell Ledger's

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Housekeeping Support Staff •LPNI $9.50-510.25) Lowell Radiator EXCLUDES FOREIGN & DIESEL CARS Human Services Support Staff •Nursing Aides I$5.60-$5.80) Creditors of the deceased are ii Office/Clerical Staff Full time. Part-time notified that all claims against Cash or Check Only and Resident Assistants On Call (Porter Hills own (Piycho tocUl AUhcfantf'a UhM) the estate will be forever bar- Car Care Center nursing pool) red unless presented to the in- •mopor dependent personal repre- CHfTYSLEr? CORPOnATlON sentative. KEVIN J. TO- genuine PArm A WE NOW HAVE TIRES - NEW & USED EMPLOYEE KARSKI c/o John D. Mitus, REBUILT STARTERS AND ALTERNATORS 410 Bridge St.. NW, Grand BENEFIT Rapids, Michigan 49504, or to WE OFFER; both the independent per- SUMMARY sonal representative and the Don't Co Spendin.. See Venncn Complete Car Clean-Up Kent County Probate Court, 99 E OIL CHANGE Paid Vacation Time Personal/Professional 320 Ottawa Avenue, NW. CimYSI.KK Radiators & cores in stock Insurance Growth Grand Rapids. Ml 49503, Premium Pay Tuition Reimbursement within 4 months of the date of LUBE & FILTER Retirement Benefits up lo 5 quarts Amoco New & Rebuilt Gas Tanks Other Benefits publication of this notice. Oodgo 930 Weil Mair Strttl. LoweII. Michigan 49331 Phone (616) 897-9281 or Pennzoil Motor Oil Tires Rotated Notice is further given that the 1*1 IS NOUAt • mopor Vlymoutfi ii k W«« I • •> •••• Q c estate will be thereafter as- Aft ••*. »»« and Computer 04f//vG 5 signed and distributed to the M*V«CI » Dodge Trucks OOa/ MCM . I »«• Balanced PORTER Persons entitled to it. Any 3 plain skirts, sweaters, «»•»%•»«*, m r «t # « TMf UASMC ^storr, PRESBYTERIAN s morcsSiONAtS C0)0 11*11 ' Cars & Light Duly Trucks HILLS £*baust % VILLAGE John D. Mitus (P31244) or slacks cleaned for 5.99. iUa». Limited time only. ^ork MOO E. FuHon Slretl, Grand (Upids, Ml 49S46 I39S (616) 949 <971 Attorney-at-Law Open Mon. & Wed. Nights 'til 9:00 P.M. 834 W. Main. Lowell (616) 897-8180 410 Bridge St.. NW 897-9809 LOWELL, MICHIGAN Grand Rapids. Ml 49504 774-4001 The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, August 8, 1990 - Page 21 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. August 8. 1990 - Page 20 Seniors celebrate Lowell Lion's Club donates a second summer with a picnic f) Ram to the Lowell Fire Department FoMowing the presentation now boast that the Lowell were provided through the » FIR The smells, sounds, sites sweet breads, and brownies. years, "I'm sure Dad would bv Lowell Lions Club Trea- Fire Department has a match- Ron Hoist Memorial Fund and summer sunshine were The center provided have wanted the money from surer. Kelly Hoist. Lowell mg set of ram took Hoist was active as a Lion's all there for the very first lemonade and coffee. the Fund to benefit those Fire Chief, Frank Martin, can The funds for the ram tool Club treasurer for Lowell Senior Neighbor Many of the Senior Neigh- i many within the community. This Center picnic - the aroma of bor's Center ladies had a certainly does that." 4-" The Hurst Ram Tool, the pork and sausage, the helping hand in the comple- VM.- clanging of horseshoes tion of the quilt. "Many of which was purchased and agamst the steel post, and the the ladies took home 10-by- •) then donated to the Lowell 10 inch squares and embroi- Fire Department, is used to display of the new ly finished m'f * quilt completed by the Senior dered a pattern of their choice remove the steering wheel Neighbor ladies. on the squares." and dash from vicyims of The summer get-together When the squares were head-on vehicle accidents. was organized by Center completed. Laura wheeler "It sure beats the old chain Coordinator for the Lowell put the quilt together and method we've been using/' Senior Neighbors Center. Marie ThieL Pauline Witten- Martin said. "The old method Donna Boelema. 'The picnic bach and Helen Kwant put it meant breaking through the serves as a social event that on the frame and tied it. "It windshield and wrapping a brings the senior citizens of took two months to complete chain around the steering col- the area together for food and the quilt," Kwant said. umn. A second chain was tun." she said. The quilt is being raffled r> hooked under the frame of the The picnic started at 11 off by the Senior Neighbors car. The 'jaws of life' were a.m. and continued on Center. The Center is asking then used to pull the steering John DeHaan lets fly with a horseshoe at the Lowell through 3 p.m. It was at- for a SI donation. The raffle wheel and dash up off the vic- Senior Neighbors Center. tended by 4()-plus area senior drawing will take place on tim." citizens. Each member of the Monday, Aug. 13 at the Stephanie DeGreen's tum is up in a friendly game of Martin said the ram tool was purchased through West picnic gathering brought a fa- Senior Neighbor's Center croquet. Lowell Lion's Club treasurer, Kelly Hoist presents vorite dish for the potluck. home on the comer of South Shore Services out of Allen- Frank Martin with the Ram Tool. The tool was purchased That inluded baked bens, Hudson Street and Bowes dale. The cost was $1358. with funds through the Ron Hoist Memorial Fund. sausage, salads, cake, pork. Road. The Lowell Fire Depart- r ment received its first ram t) tool back in March from the Lowell Fire Chief displays how the Hurst Ram Tool would be used. King Milling Company. The cost of the longer ram was * $1,500. FARO'S Bait shop, cont'd. LOWELL'S FINEST ^3 when merchandise isn't on Gladys' husband, Carlton, HESSLER'S ORCHARD ITALIAN PIZZA the shelves." who passed away two years Vinton adds that since ago, started selling worms as PH. 897-5917 November. Fritts' Bait Shop a hobby back in 1980. "His Now Ready 1004 WEST MAIN STREET. LOWELL. MICHIGAN 49331

has benefited from a 30 per- hobby ended up being some- HOURS: Mon . Tues.. Wed . Thurs 11 a m HI 11 30 p m d cent sales increase. thing he did 365 days a year," PEACHES Fn. & Sat 11 a m. W 1 30 a m Sun 4 p m. W 11 p m "Sportsmen and fishermen Fritts said. "But I've enjoyed OPEN FOR LUNCH are compulsive buyers.'' it too. Sportsmen and fisher- UMBELIEl/ABLE Thank you just the same. We will remain seated here in the shade. 0PEN7 Beginning at 11 a.m. He says the addition men are good people and fun • EARLY APPLES NO COUPON NEEDED DAYS SPECIAL should be completed no later to deal with on a day-to-day served fi am. to close than the 30th of August. basis." • FRESH SWEET A WEEK! * Hjff Order Spsghem w mtsi Every Mon., Tues.. Wed., Thurs. ssuce plus gj/hc toast'1" CORN 9:00 a.m. * Ha* Oder Laugna $2*» Plus gsrtc iojsi % The wisteria, the ttringbean and the locust tree are all • NEW POTATOES to 6:00 p.m. * Halt Sub. your choice Ladies at the Lowell Senior Neighbors Center display a quilt they recently completed. members of the same family. All produce similar seed from our menu *1" 50 off pods. * rUnPiua ANY FARO'S A^> This Weeks From left to right are Marie Teal, Melba LaPreze, Angie Mulder, Catherine Hurlburt, (cheese A 2 loppings)*1" PHONE (616)642-9511 * Small Sated. Your Choice ROUND PIZZA Laura Wheeler, Edina Harig, Genevieve Weeks, Goldie Clark, standing far right are, •AnHpasio eTossed eTaco*1" Specials... 1-96 to Clarksville Exit, North Vz mile. (Inciudes cor Ocago Pan Pun) left to right, Paulina Wittenbach and Nora Bell Rash. w ^ No coupon nMdod. enduOat a* o*** tpeoatt Corner of Nash Hwy. and Old U.S. 16 * CHIPS t CHEESE *1" nciudM crtra d mm. pek-up onty. Good al L owM In The Service StO»# Orty thru Sept 1. 1990 HELP WANTED * Breadtut and sauce *1" Pvt. Mark A. Iteen has * 10* Nam i cheese i mayo sub *1- IFREE Fast Dativry or Dint with us in ^ COKE completed the basic field ar- our dining room (mhn i 5 me '**js 12 Pak - 12 Oz. Can R.N.'sor L.P.N.'s * Junnt Burrilo 9^9§ tillery cannoneer course at beginning al It i.m) PICK UP OR DINE WITH US!tPPEE 2 Liter Pepsi (** eny sue fun Fort Sill, OK. order. Fri. Sat i Sun Ptk upomy) m During the course, stu- LOWELL MEDICAL 55 or older? $15 Minute Take-out Service $2.89 dents were taught the duties Plus Dep of a howitzer or gun section crewman. They also received CARE CENTER We've just reduced the cost of EVERY SUNDAY SPECIAL Tina instruction in communica- Po$ition available for full or part time afternoons. homeowners insurance 30%! NO COUPON NEEDED! GATORADE tions, maintenance and the Starting wages for R.N.'s - $11.75. L.P.N.'s - II BURRITO Thirst Quencher handling of ammunition and Here's why! Our statistics show pyui Beef Bean • Green Chili explosives. $9.05, plus experience differential and a good be- Red Hot • Bean & Cheese All Flavors - 32 Oz. that homeowners 55 and older have f Additional Toppings Iteen is the son of Cathy nefit package. Please apply at 350 N. Center St., Pick-Up Only •Juat II 25 eech 10 Oz. fewer and less costly losses than other K The Lowell Ledger's 18th Mystery Farm belongs to the and Lee lleen of Lowell, ML Lowell, Ml 49331. 897-8473. 11 age groups. $1.19 Jim Rogers Family, of 5533 Pratt Lk SE. The soldier is a 1989 E.O.E. So it's only fair to charge you less D radua,e of 0 11 Senior 690 The winning entry in the 18th week of the Mystery ^ L ^ for your homeowners insurance. ^COUPON Hi h Schoo [ 2 SMALL PIZZAS!io m Farm contest was turned in by Ernest Bowen of 9703 8 l PIZZAS! Sayles Rd. %Auto-Owners Insurance Cheese and 1 Topping WjlJ^bppjngs ASST. Vitner UIKWCWI rsnimsi Bowen will receive dinner for two from Sneaker's a 59 Serving the JhtNoPrMtnfapk' guciuncsg CANDY POTATO free car wash from Lowell Auto Wash, a free gallon of EITKA CMtf M 11 Devoe Rat White Latex paint from Lowell Paint and UmiQEQ Lowell area BARS CHIPS Wallpaper, and a year s subscription to The Lowell Ledger Reg • Sour Cream P-Butter Snickers. Pay •EQHQDflSa The PATTON BBC - Tangy Cheese for correctly identifying the farm. since 1972. Day, Heath. Clark & UJ 2 Oz Bag 0 More A.*—^ JRB AGENCY 4/$1.00 3/990 Now enrolling 3 & 4 GENERAL INSURANCE 2 MEDIUM PIZZAS! ? n LARGE PIZZAS!" « With Cheese and 2 Topping^ If you see year old children for Iwith Cheese and 5 Toppings!

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m. The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, August 8, 1990 - Page 23 The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday. August 8. 1990 - Page 22 Lowell FFA's Nugent and Kaeb attend Washington conference : WSM r Rcnec Nugent and Mclunie effective leadership roles in cry. the Jefferson Memorial [ • Kjch ot the Lowell FFA iheir chapters and com- and other historic sites in ; j Chapter aftended ihe 1990 munities. Sessions on human Washington were included in —r ' m.-. Washington Conference relations* goal setting, and the conference. Program in the nation's personal communications A highlight of the week is 4P capitol develop these skills. Personal a visit to the office of Con- The week-long program outlook, motivation and gressman Senator Robert helps FFA members improve pride are also discussed Dole of Kansas. The FFA leadership skills, develop an Visits to Mount Vernon, members also had an opportu- tiPersomlS BUSINESS HELP 8 FOR SALE S SALES S fi FOR RENT fi understanding of national the Smithsonian Institution. nit\ lo visit both the House FOR SALE - Maytag au- heritage and prepare for more Arlington National Cemet- of Representatives and Se- fi SERVICES S S WMED g GARAGE SALE - Sat. LOWELL I APART- tomatic washer with nate chambers while Con- Aug. 11. Kid's clothes and MENTS - Currently ac- gress was in session. BINGO wringer $125; portable cepting applications for ATTENTION - HIRING - lots of neat stuff for the The chapter's FFA advisor Kenmore dishwasher with one and two bedrooms WESTStDE NOW Every Saturday Night Government jobs - your guys to look at, too. 1365 is Pete Siler cutting board top $40. Call apartments. Rent starts at 7:00 P.M. area. Many immediate Alden Nash. Lowell, just ====EDELI: HIRING 897-4290. $237 per month on one LOWELL MOOSE BINGO openings without waiting north of McPherson. Renee Nugent, center, and Melanie Kaeb, far left, 1320 E. Fulton C39 bedroom apartments with PIZZA MAKER • DELIVERY & SERVER list or test. $17,840 - C39 recently attended the FFA National Conference in Early Bird Bingo at 6:00 P.M. **** many extras. 2 bedrooms 2 Openings for Fall Day Hours Part Time Mon<3a> Washington D.C. $69,485. Call 1-602-838- FOR SALE - Antique 8885. Ext. R-3468. HUGE GARAGE SALE - start at $279 per month thru Friday Great For While Kids Are In School" Custom Creations sleigh bed, quartered oak. Something for everyone. also with many extras. APPLY AT; P36-39 rolled legs, mint condition, 2t73 W Mam - Ridgeview Mall Adult to infant clothing, Equal Housing Opportu- $650. Call 897-5250. nity). Call 897-7135. WESTSIDE DELI ilCSHMCSItSaMBOlQSflMBOIl PLEASE NOTE -1 will be RECEPTIONIST sewing machine, fish Lowell on vacation Aug. 27 - C39 C37-41 1400 West Main Street. Lowe Mcftoar - 897-5150 YE OLDE CURIOSITY SHOPPES NEEDED - Part-time in aquarium, toys. Every- Sept. 10. Shop will be We've got all your ^ 214 E. MAIN STREET. LOWELL professional office in Low- thing must go. Priced to Crafts • Fabrics - Lace closed at that time. entertainment needs FOR SALE - 1983 ell. Send resume to: Low- sell. Thurs. Fri., & Sat., Carol Baer-McGregor ^ covered, call us i Chrysler Fifth Avenue, 318 UPPER APARTMENT-3 S few Goat (J~d•» receive the very best in tender C38-42 loving care 24 hours a day. WEDDINGS OR SWEET CORN FOR miles, good condition. Call Other Place 8 3 wilhin five busiiM s 0^; "'a n/yf Q? U* 4l **** SALE - $1.25 a dozen, 897-7548. Benedict Drywall 6 5 co<»idinaior so lo'm y* it* OTHER SPECIAL 3 FAMILY YARD SALE - mtea parcel service ready Wed. or Thurs. Call P39 King Milling 6 5 lenderH shall iihiI wirli ail ,*/$ Children's and adult's a cont lijsiofi ji»usmm m 'S*, •/, **#4^4 9900 Downes Rd., off Par- FOR SALE - Donated U.P.S. Shipping Gators 0 11 Relax and enjoy the freedom ot household items, toys. Fri. Slep ^ If lh( < M/ nell. items to raise money for Games Played thru 8 2/90 Cumberland Apartment Living. & Sat., Aug. 10 & 11,9 a.m. .In ma> a|>fMal thM/U^i - ^ha»\ mutn, fli C39 Junior Wheelchair Sports Service Now m to 5 p.m. 268 Elizabeth lo the lioard of 14ii«a0oi< hfr '*1 Kh h* . **** Camp. Interior and ex- FRIDAY MEN'S days ol ien)|/i of Mia ; ^ ^ it, CLOTHING Dean, Valley Vista, Lowell. TAKING ORDERS FOR terior doors, sinks, steel Available at... 1 Step Ill >iii alU itiffl h/ i'

TOWN TALK $ The movie rating system has come under scrutiny for it ineffectiveness. Do you think it's effective or does it need to be revamped?

Jody Spillane Jim Nauta I think the rating system is / believe ihe ratings need pretty effective. More ratings to be broken down a lot more. are not going to help. Kids I think there is too much vio- that want to see violence and lence especially in PG sex are going to get into the movies. There is also a lot of movie anyway. There isn't sex scenes in many of the much of a selection for young movies. kids to choose from. Dan Rudman Alisa Noll Tom Estcs Steven Copron To add more ratings *ould I think R movies atv aw- / believe the ratings need The ratings could stand to just be putting the fhvse after fully explicit. They show ev- to be revamped for violence be revamped a little. The X- the can. The rating of rrxn ery thing and that's mv neces- mainly. I took some children rating takes away the value is not the problem. The Jr- vin Vfcmrs usc\i ro teave to see Ninja Turtles and that of a movie. There have been sign of the mo\ les is the proN rtrmgs for the mmgmMkm If movie was awfully violent. ! some very good and powerful lem Today. you take a won- j rwioii tMkes j child to a rent movies and there are still movies that have been shun- derful movie and they ha\e mo\ie thc\ become some quality movies out ned by movie goers. An to add a sex scene. This is embimssed i Jenmtely there, but they don't make example of this is the Mickey done because it draws more think something needs to be any thing like they used to. Roarke movie, "Wild Or- people to the theatre So, I done with the ratings There chid. " The same thing has al- guess it 's a good marketing aren t enough good PG most happened to Jack strategy movies anvmore Nicholson's new movie. As for the PG/PG-13 movies, I think it s up to the parents to draw a distinction.

Laraine Facca LaHaye appointed to Board of Directors I believe movies need to Patti Comp Marsha LaHaye, Home LaHaye will be sitting on educators from middle Directors meets once a be broken down more, ac- I think the rating needs to Economics teacher at Lowell a committee for the Chil- school, high school and col- month. The meetings will cording to violence, sex and o be more specific especially High School has been ap- dren's Coalition of Michigan lege levels in the area of take place in Lansing. profanity. If a person reads for the younger kids. I be- pointed to the Board of Direc- and will report her findings Home Economics. The entire LaHaye has been a Home reviews then you can get a lieve the movies should be tors for the Michigan Home back to the MHEE organiza- organization meets twice a Economics educator for 16 pretty good idea, but if you broken down into ages. It's Economics Educators. She tion. year for a fall and summer years, II of them with the depend on the ratings, ir s nof really difficult to take a child took over her duties at the The Michigan Home conference and the Board of Lowell district. enough. Teen movies are real to a movie without hearing summer conference held July Economics Educators is an or- bad. hut so are Madonna vid- slang language. 12-13 in Coldwater, Ml. ganization made up of eos.

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