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BUSHNELL PROGRAM WILL AIR ON LCTV <-> V* The Rushnell Elementary School first and second grade iisical program, "Mice From Outer Space", directed by ichel Niemi, will be shown on Lowell Cable TV, Channel 9. The program will be shown Wednesday, Feb. 28 at 12 noon; Thursday, Mar. I at 5 p.m.; Friday, Mar. 2 at 7 p.m. and Saturday, Mar. 3 at 10 a.m.
DGER UPDATING BIRTHDAY COLUMN
The Ledger is correcting and updating its Birthday List so that none are printed in error and all are included who ish to be. We will begin publishing our new listing with the March 7, 1W0 issue and would appreciate it if you would fill out the form which will be found at the bottom of the Birthday column for the next few issues of the Ledger. Bfou may drop it off at the Ledger office or mail it to: Birthdays, 105 N. Broadway, P.O. Box 128, Lowell, MI 49331.
SLIDE PRESENTATION - MARCH 16
e Lowell Senior Travelers are planning a trip to Swit- nd, Germany and Austria including "The Passion Play", leaving May 31 and returning June 14. ere will be a slide presentation at Schnieder Manor on What a little boy will do for a Big Mac. Kevin Couture Lowell was pelted with eight inches of snow late Thursday ch 16 from 2 to 4 p.m. as well as time for questions shovels the walk for his Mom. night and early Friday morning. and answers about the trip. Lowell and other parts of Many motorists arrived at The Lowell area received to stay in Battle Creek until All ages are welcome. Call Mary at 897-7092 for more Northern Kent County re- their workplaces late because roughly four more inches Fri- Sunday," Lowell coach Gary information. ceived up to eight inches of of the time needed to brush day night, which was made Rivers said. snow late Thursday night and off their cars and to shovel a worse by the gusting winds "ELECTRIC" SHOW ON VIEW early Friday morning. car path out of their drive- throughout Saturday after- Red Arrow volleyball ways. noon. coach Laurie Kuna added that e neon sculpture of Grand Rapids artist Ian Macartney According to the National The untimely bad weather it was no treat traveling to sently on view in the Gallery at the Lowell Area Arts The snow closed Lowell Weather Service, the half played havoc with the Sparta Saturday morning for Council Center. Schools for the second time ^Macartney was bom in Venezuela and grew up in rural in two weeks. The storm was inch of rainfall and then the thousands that traveled to the O-K White Conference England and developed his interest in neon in an old sign preceded by rain which made snow was a result of an in- Battle Creek for the state Championship. "It was a shop in Chicago in 1976. for slick, snow covered tense low pressure system wrestling tournament. "The moral victory that we made His work has appeared in many exhibitions and galleries roads. Some roads were also over Ohio which brought state wrestling officials asked it to the tournament," Kuna throughout the United States. "Neon Americana" remains speckled with drifts. more snow than expected. people not to drive home but said. onjview through March 24.
ATHLETIC BOOSTERS MEETING - MARCH 5 Lowell Cable decides not to drop Lansing ere will be an Athletic Boosters Club meeting on Mon- channels; instead will blackout programming f March 5 at 7:30 p.m. in the K-Quadatthe High School.
ENTRY FORMS AVAILABLE It was learned at the Feb- cessive amount of man-time that the sports programming rently getting HBO and or the ruary Lowell City Council many cable systems will have on the Lansing channels Disney Channel will also in- Entry forms for the Lowell Area Arts Council's 4th An- meeting that Lansing chan- to pay for the electronic sys- varies at times with the Grand curr an increase in rates. nual West Michigan Regional Competition are now availa- nels 6 and 10 may not be drop- tem so they can do the block- Rapids stations." HBO will jump from $9.95 ble ped from the Lowell Cable ing automatically or just drop While channels 6 and 10 to $10.95 a month. The Dis- | The competition is open to West Michigan artists and service afterall. the channels and find alterna- will remain as far as the FCC ney Channel will spring from ftsmen. Over $1,000 in cash prizes will be awarded by It was originally thought tive stations. It takes 20 man- rules and regulations permit, $8.95 a month to $9.95. The 3rs, Marsha Chamberlin, Executive Director of the Ann that because of a recent FCC hours a day to switch manu- Lowell Cable will add TNT increases are tentatively )or Art Association and Dennis Komac, Director of the ruling on local television ally. However, the cost for the and The Arts and Entertain- scheduled for April I or until S rights that the two channels electronic system is $ 12,000. ment network to its basic all the equipment gets in. Grand Rapids Art Museum. I Deadline for entry is Tuesday, March 27. For an entry would have to be dropped. In- Now, instead of dropping cable programming package, There are 2,100 homes that form phone or write the Arts Center, 149 S. Hudson, P.O. stead, Lowell Cable has the channels, a time clock increasing the number of sta- have access to Lowell cable, Box 53, Lowell, MI 49331. 897-8545. opted to block the Lansing will be used to blackout the tions offered to 23. and 1,750 of them have cable signals only when they are two stations at different times Another addition planned outlets. SED BOOK AND BAKE SALE IN ALTO - MARCH 20 duplicating programming of the day when program- for basic cable subscribers, is Other action taken at the seen in the Grand Rapids mar- ming is being duplicated. The the $1 a month increase from council meeting included the A used book and baked goods sale will be held at the ket. equipment to do this w ill cost $13 to $14. Haines points to approval of an interior coat- Ito Library, 6059 Linfield, on Tuesday, March 20, from the cable company $500. increased supplier costs and ing being applied to the back >n until 8 p.m. When the ruling first came "That's a lot better than equipment costs as reasons hopper of the street sweeper. out, Lowell Cable Super- The sale is sponsored by the Alto Friends of the Library $12,000," Haines said. for the hike in rates. This will be done in order to nd the Alto Library Board. visor, Herb Haines said in "We've received calls noting Cable subscribers cur- Main St. cont'd, pg. 22 order to prevent using an ex- Cable cont'd, pg. 20 The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, February 28, 1990 - Page 2 The I The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, February 28, 1990 • Page 3 T Hawkins promoted by Physio-Control Corp.
C marketing, sales, manufactur- tion. Coming Events ing. research and develop- An MBA graduate from the ment, quality control, reg- Darden School of Business at L ulatory affairs, national ac- the University of Virginia, Notices in the Ledger's "Com- SATURDAYS - Take Off our children grow through the Place, 9101 Courtland Drive, SUN. MAR. 11: John Potter of tesses are Mrs. Rose Roberts means of achievement prog- vole counts, service and strategic Hawkins recevied his BSEE ing Events" are free of charge Pounds Sensibly Tops #M11493 NE. Rockford. David M. Reifler, Mt. Clemens, Ml will present an and Mrs. Nona Kyser All are in- rams. special activities, crafts coir planning. to any non-profit organization meets every Sat. at 8:30 a.m. in M.D., F.A.C.S. will be speaker organ recital at the United vited. in biomedical engineering and basic moral learning. For In the Lowell, Ada, Alto, and the Congregational Church and update this disorder. For Methodist Church at 7 p.m. in the tion Hawkins was previously more info call Lowell Assembly from Duke University. Iparanac area. We prefer such basement in Lowell. Comer of more info call 616-887-1590. sanctuary as part of the church's SAT., MAY 12: Homer Night Din- hca» director of marketing of the Based in Redmond WA, notices to be kept brief and to Spring and Hudson Sts. Weigh- of God at 897-7047. "New Celebration for Lent" ner Dance at the Lowell VFW ner> Medical Instrument Systems Physio-Control is a leader in be submitted by mail, but will ins from 8:30 a.m. til 9:00 a.m. SAT., MAR. 10: Annual meeting series. Chicken Dinner and music by "D" Cm (MIS) Division of Eli Lilly acccpt notices by phone at LOWELL LIBRARY - NEW of the Fallasburg Historical Soci- AVE. Tickets $10 available at the the manufacture, sale and ser- HOURS! Open Mon 10:30 a m ety at 6 p.m. There will be a pot- resi •97-9261. TUESDAYS - Take Off Pounds MON., MAR. 12: Lowell Show- Post or call 897-5811 after 3 p.m. and Company, European Op- vice of defibrillator/monitors Sensibly Tops #MI 372 meets to 5:30 p.m.: Wed., 12:30 to 8:30 luck and a program following at boat Garden Club will meet at F erations. Prior to this he as and other cardiac care equip- RST MONDAY EACH every Tuesday evening at the p.m. and Fri. & Sat., 12:30 to 5:30 7 p.m. Program: "Music of the 7:30 p.m. at the Congregational The first Presidential news all general manager of MIS ment. NTH - The South Kent 4-H Lowell Congregational Church p.m. Heart" singers from Flint. Bring Church. Speaker is Russell Lock conference to be televised wh group regular meetings at 7 p.m. basement. Corner of Spring and food for one extra; beverages United Kingdom, based in Hawkins is married to the of Lock Landscaping and the was held by President Eisen- Hudson Sts. Weigh-ins at 5:45 SENIOR CITIZENS BOWLING furnished. hill London. Eli Lilly and Com- in the Alto Elementary School program is on landscaping. Hos- hower on Jan. 19,1955. former Sharon Doyle, a Low- cafeteria. p.m. LEAGUE - 60 years and older, bet pany is the parent company ell native. welcome. Roll-Away Ltd. Lanes coi of Physio-Control Corpora- EVERY 1ST & 3RD TUESDAY THURSDAYS: Take Off Pounds on Wed at 1 p.m. outset, the spending cuts 1 - Lowell Lions Club meets at Sensibly Tops Ml No. 333. would have been avoided. 2ND AND 4TH MONDAY me 6:30 p.m. at St. Mary s School, Saranac, meets every Thursday Now we anticipate the Gover- Amity St., Lowell. evening at the Saranac Public Li- NIGHTS: Men's Life Bible study opi group will meet at Calvary Chris- "Capitol nor will ask for a supplemen- brary. Weigh-ins at 6:45 p.m. He Obituaries 2ND THURSDAY: All Lowell tian Reformed Church in the tal bill. The only thing that inj _ area citizens are cordially invited SECOND MONDAY OF EACH Narthex. All men in the commu- will accomplish will be to flfe|to attend the Lowell Community MONTH: The Lowell Area nity are welcome. Call 897-6215 Column" muddle the economic picture jBfed. Lunch and Learn at 1 p.m. Schools Board of Education or 897-7555 for more informa- By vi« SYTSMA - Sidney Sylsma, further. ters. Jane Kooiman. Mrs. ' given in the Administration Sec- meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Board tion. State Senator ha of Belding, aged 75, died Paul Wieriga. Mrs. Cornelia tion of the Lowell Middle School. of Education office located in the Dick Posthumus The Senate is proud to have : bn Thursday, February 22, 1990. Feenstra. Mrs. Ida Spruyt. Cost of lunch is $1.65. Middle School, 12685 Foreman THURS., MAR. 1: The Vergen- led the way in setting realistic Dean W. Lonick He is survived by his wife. Mrs. Grace Daining; 10 Road. nes Cooperative Club will meet and necessary spending 2ND WEDNESDAY: Mens at Schneider Manor at 1 p.m. cii Alice; his daughters, Linda grandchildren and several priorities for the year ahead. breakfast at Lowell Senior EVERY MONDAY EVENING: Hostesses are Eunice Vander- Work has started on the While the Senate applauds thi Willam A. Hawkins and Ray Topping. Donna and We've identified education as great-grandchildren. Funeral Michigan Wire Processing Center. 314 S. Hudson St. Call "Euchre" will be played at the Veen, Priscilla Lussmyer and Hurculean task of developing his reluctance to cut spending lei Ron Blundell. Pat and Niles Dorothy Randall. Program (Re- the Number One state spend- Service was held Saturday at 897-5949 for reservations. V.F.W. Post 8303 at 7:30 p.m. a budget for the coming fiscal in vital areas such as educa- wl William A. Hawkins has ations with Physio-Control Stephans, Carol Payne and Admission is $1, prizes. Public cycling) by Kathy Babins from ing priority, and we're the Roth-Gerst Chapel. Rev year. The final product will tion. we firmly believe that accepted the position of Corporation. In this capacity friend Bill Sturtavant; one hires new General Manager EVERY WEDNESDAY: at 1 p.m. welcome. the Kent County Hazardous nv John Schaal officiating. Inter- pleased to note the adminis- senior vice president of oper- Hawkins is responsible for son, Sidney Sylsma; four sis- Senior Bowling • Rollaway Ltd. Waste Program. Sponsor is De- be a guidepost to slate spend- cuts in the spending should lir tration has echoed our origi- ment Pinkney Cemetery. Lanes. Over age 55. EVERY MON. & TUES. MORN- lores Laux. First meeting ing decisions throughout the not happen if a realistic nal lead. We're proud to know Donald Fizer. President created in conjunction with ING - Coffee Break Bible Study everyone plan to be present. Vis- year. This is never an easy budget is devleoped in the Tc LOWELL AREA ARTS COUN- Monday 7:15 to 8:30 p.m.; Tues- itors welcome. we have blazed the trail for and Chief Executive Officer the buyout of the long-stand task given the complex prob- first place. In other words, er CIL: 149 S. Hudson St. Hours: day 9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. new economic priorities in of Michigan Wire Processing. ing York-Shipley boiler com SUN., MAR. 4: Coming to Lowell lems facing Michigan. get it right the first time. His Ji Monday thru Friday. 1 to 5 p.m.: Lakeside Community Church, Michigan. Inc. in Lowell, has an- pany and the formation oi Saturdays and Sundays. 1:30 to 6201 Whitneyville Rd. First United Methodist Church is But while we're busy put- across-the-board policy puts T( The year ahead will in nounced that Dean W. Lonick Donlee in 1986. 4:30 p.m. Closed holidays. hosting speaker. Rev. Dr. ting together the new spend- everyone on equal footing. ai Phone 897-8545. 3RD SAT. OF EACH MONTH - Donald Lacy in the sanctuary at some ways be a frugal year has joined the organization as Lonick graduated from the ing plan, we also have to deal By setting priorities, larger w V.F.W. Post No. 8303 in Lowell. 7 p.m. He will be speaking on all the way around. We will Vice President and General Pennsylvania State Univer- "What My Roman Catholic with the existing problems in- cuts in one area could save SJ WOMEN OF THE MOOSE 307 W. Main. Steak dinner, serv- have to monitor the states Manager. sity and has held project man Chapter night meeting is held the ing 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. Public in- Friendc Have Taught Me". herent in this year s budget. vital services provided by economy closely to see how Lonick most recently agement and supervisory pos- first Monday of each month, at 8 vited. Enormous cost overruns have DSS from being cut. v p.m. WED., MAR. 7: The Grand we are doing. Some spending served as Vice President. En- itions in metal fabrication, led to the Governor's decision This administration has a f( EVERY THIRD SATURDAY - Rapids Satellite of the National decisions, obviously, will be gineering for Donlee engineering and equipmeni to cut spending 2.5 percent checkered history rife with M • WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Bus- Men's Breakfast 8 a.m. at Lowell Foundation for Ileitis and Colitis based on economic trends as Technologies, Inc., a major corporations. He and his iness Meeting is held the third Assembly of God. 3050 Alden is having its fourth annual theatre across the board, save for budget problems. If it had set f. Boiler and HVAC equipment wife, Deborah, have four Monday of each month, at 8 p.m. Nash, (just south of town). Spec- party fundraiser at Studio 28 education and revenue shar- proper priorities and realistic d Theatre featuring the movie The cont'd pg 7 manufacturer in York, PA. He children and will be residing ial speaker and good food. For ing. spending projections from the EVERY TUESDAY MORNING Hunt For Red October- starring a was a key member of the orig- more info call 897-7047. in the Lowell area Ladies join us for Coffee Break' Sean Connery and Alec Baldwin. I •I inal management team Story Hour at Calvary Christian THIRD TUESDAY EVENING - Tickets are $15 and $25 which l • Getthe' ona Reformed Church, 1151 W. Ladies Joy Fellowship. Various does include pre-party hors l Main. Lowell. 9:30 • 10:45 a.m. topics and special speakers. For d'oeuvres and entertainment LITTLE LEAGUE SIGN-UP : Area residents hear Ag. Sec. Nursery provided. starting at 6:30 p.m. in the # I more info call Lowell Assembly • i of God at 897-7047. theatre lobby. Please call 897- EVERY SECOND TUESDAY 5069 or 454-6590 for tickets or LOWELL CITY HALL • 301 E. MAIN, LOWELL t Speak at G.R. function 8 The Lowell Area Fishing Club EVERY SUNDAY EVENING - more information. Clayton Yeutter, Secretary farm earlier in the day. t • now meets at the Flat River Royal Rangers for the boys. Mis- s better IRA rate. of Agriculture, was guest Phil Kropt, a former resi- Snowmobile Clubhouse on Pot- sionettes for the girls for kids kin- SAT., MAR. 10: Benign Essen- .OPS ters Road, just East of Montcalm dergarten and up. Christ Ambas- tial Blepharospasm and Meige speaker last week. Thursday, dent ofLowell, helped to plan SIGN Saturday, March 10th FMB always offers very attractive Ave. at 7:00 p.m. All prospective sadors for the youth (7 thru 12 Syndrome Support Group will i Feb. 15 at the Best Western Yeutter's appearance Don IRA interest rates. But the big members or interested individu- grades). Christian Clubs to help meet at 1:30 p.m. at the Richter Aftf from...10 a.m. - 2 p.m. I Hotel in Grand Rapids. and Betty Yeiler. relatives ol als are cordially welcome. news is the FMB Pius One IRA lets Annual He spoke to a gathering of Yeutter, were invited by the • you raise that already-high interest Interest farmers representing Farm Independent Milk Producers FIRST THURSDAY OF EACH Friday, March 16th MONTH: The Bowne Township t rate by as much as 1% to match Rate Bureau, Independent Milk to hear him speak. Bill Historical Society will hold regu- from 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. S the market if rates go up! And Producers, and Michigan Scheutte and Paul Henry lar meetings at the Old Township your rate never goes down. So you Milk Producers of Michigan, were also speakers. Hall, at Bowne Center, on the ; Effective enjoy the ta.\ benefits of an IRA He visited the Elton Smith first Thursday of each month at Saturday, March 17th .Annual 7:30 p.m. without settling for a locked-in * • Yield 1 1 from 10 a.m. • 2 p.m. •• rate. You earn even more toward EVERY SECOND WEDNES- : a worry-free liiture — and defer DAY: Lowell VFW Auxiliary No. 8303 meets at 8:00 p.m. at the • paying taxes on your investment ALL BOYS 8-15 WHO WANT KEN'S VFW Post, 307 W. Main Street, : earnings until you retire. Talk to Lowell. an FMB banker who can help you Option TO PLAY BASEBALL s CUSTOM LETTEDING & SIGNS EVERY SECOND WEDNES- Lowell Area Schools Lunch Menu design an IRA investment program DAY: GFWC • Lowell Woman's • that suits your needs. You may Club hold a monthly luncheon Week of Mar. 5, 1990 Potential : even qualify for a 1989 IRA tax with program following at v MONDAY: ALL GIRLS 9-15 WHO Annual Schneider Manor. For further in- : deduction. For more information Italian spaghetti or chop suey. cabbage salad or veget- Rate » • formation call President Janet WANT TO PLAY SOFTBALL on how you can get a jump on a Located in Lowell Bovee at 897-8112. able, french bread w/p-nul butter, choice of fresh or better IRA rate, call or stop in at canned fruit, milk. EVERY THIRD SUNDAY: The 00 your nearest FMB branch. Potential Phone AS7.lt IO? Flat River Snowmobile Club TUESDAY: Annual meets at the clubhouse at 11841 Hot ham sandwiches or cheesburgers, lettuce salad FEE: •IS ,.-. Potters Rd. A Potluck is at 12:30 And participate in our Yield p.m. with business meeting fol- w/dressing, steamed com or green beans, assorted lowing. New members and fruits or jello. cookies or bars. milk. Rau- tased I vw. 1 yesr or 3 IRA CD tarn up to an candy fund raiser t-—*11 \rr* Hridrr, Smkf INM guests are welcome. additMinal I"., as mariet raio incmLy Minimum $2(N)0 deposit WEDNESDAY: Yield Insed on quarterly compounding Suhsianiial penalty i»r early QUA-KE-ZIK SPORTSMEN'S Fruit juice, pizza w/meat and cheese, carrot sticks or uiihdnmal Rale suhjeci to chanue without notice CLUB: meets every 2nd and 4th salad, chilled fruits or pudding, milk. Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. at the Club NEW PLAYERS MUST (USPS 453-830) building at 11400 Foreman THURSDAY: Published weekly for $10 a year in Kent County, BRING A COPY OF COUNTY Road. Lowell. Chicken nuggets or sliced roast turkey, mashed S14 a year outside the county by the Lowell Ledger potatoes w/gravy or sweet potatoes, seasoned fresh BIRTH CERTIFICATES Publishing Company, 105 N. Broadway St., EVERY 1ST WEDNESDAY - Lowell, MI 49331. Lowell Area Jaycees, meet at the mixed vegetables, wheat rolls or bread w/honey butter, Roger K. Brown Lowell YMCA at 7:00 p.m. New jello w/whip or fruit, milk. Uniforms & Equipment FTTB members welcomed. Member- Publisher ship 21-39 years of age Leader- FRIDAY: Furnished STATE SAVINGS BANK (616) 897-9261 ship training through community Fishwiches or hot dogs, potato chips and pickles, involvement. Interested, call Second Class Postage Paid at Lowell, MI. baked beans or salad or soup, fruit or jello, milk. This is a sanctioned Little League Project First in Financial Senice • 897-6604 or 897-6567. Member FDIC Published every Wednesday There is also a 3rd choice everyday of a chef salad POSTMASTER: Send address change to I EVERY 1ST & 3RD TUESDAY The Lowell Ledger, P.O. Box 128. Lowell, for students in the middle and high schools. LOWELL 414 Easi Mam Street - 097 4153 • WESTOWN 1425 West Ma.n Street - 897-3P64 . ROCKFORO 6835 Beidng Road ' - V F W. Post 8303 meets at the Any Questions CaILM JONES 897-5893 NE - 874 8330 MI 49331 VFW Clubroom. 307 E. Main St.. Lowell at 8.00 p.m. ••• The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, February 28. 1990 - Page 4 The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, February 28, 1990 - Page 5 Lowell Methodists will host visiting pastor
Methodist pastor, Donald tions. They include rural, Beginning with a feature in Charles Lacy, will speak at small town, inner-city, The Church and the Fine the First United Methodist county-seat and metropolitan Arts" in I960, he has con- Church of Lowell on Sunday, congregations. tinued to write and publish. Viewpoint March 4 at 7 p.m. in the Years of participation in He is the author of 5 books. snuggle up in my down sleeping bag in front of the fireplace major pieces. The document feeder was over here. The sanctuary on 4,Whai My Christian Unity and Jewish- 8 booklets, and more than until warmer weather arrives. collator was over there. The paper bins went there. The Roman Catholic Friends Christian Dialogue at local, 400 articles. I have a surprise for you in the pet department. However, stand went that-a-way. The delivery system went this-a-way. Have Taught Me." state and national levels have His book. "Called To Be ", I'm holding off on the announcement until I'm sufficiently And right in the middle of it all was a not-so-good-looking An ordained United made Lacy well-versed in the has been widely-acclaimed as cozy comer over the shock myself. There will of course be more on my copier. The first words out of anyone's mouth came from Methodist pastor. Lacy has issues they present. His one of the best books of ser- dance instruction. I can hardly wait. The kids are due for me when I said, "Sure hope you boys are insured". Then I served churches across the travels have taken him to sev- mons on the Sermon on the by Roger Brown a little rake over the coals. Not because they've done any- immediately left the room before I busted a gut. state of Indiana. They have eral states and he has met Mount. thing terrible, they're just due. I've been involved in a little The salesmen made like all the king's horses and all the been in various sizes of mem- many national and interna- Dr. Lacy is a member of remodeling project over the past six weeks that has certainly king's men, but couldn't put "Humpty-Copier" together Donald Charles Lacy bership and in diverse situa- tional figures. He served 5 the International Platform As- encompassed enough fiascoes to warrant attention in this again. There was a steady parade of employees and custom- years as the head of the In- sociation. space. Terese, and a for-now-unnamed, friend of hers de- ers coming back to the composing room to erupt in fits of diana Council for Churches. Following Dr. Lacy's There seems to be no end to my misadventures, which serve a jab for their back seat driving while I was white- laughter. One of my employees came to me with a nice Roman Catholics, Orthodox. speech, refreshments will be ot course soon become fodder for this column. For example, knuckling it in a blizzard from Detroit to Lowell. The list color brochure depicting the crashed copier. With his tongue Protestants, and Jews receive offered in the Fellowship Hall 1 considered taking off on vehicle problems this week. There goes on and on, but, just for this week, I'm going to give planted firmly in his cheek he said, "Here, this what it him as a brother in the cause and child care is available. Homespun is no shortage of material in that category. My van was myself a little rest and poke fun at someone else. looked like when they brought it in". of world peace. towed into the shop on Saturday because I messed up some- We've recently been looking at a new copier for the front The salesmen worked feverishly to get the copier on the 4t M Devotions thing in the drive train trying to get it un-stuck . My com- office. The one we have isn't that old. In fact, I just made stand and hang parts back on it. The laughter in the compos- pany car is sporting a new transmission after a two week the last payment. But, it isn't built to handle the amount of ing room was dying down to giggles and smirks when one By Pauline Spray Area Births stay in the shop. And my wife's car makes a hideous noise copies we run through it between our own needs and our of my employees fiddled with something on one end of the when the brakes are applied, but we can't put it in the shop walk-in copying business. We had our fourth demo in here copier and the entire delivery system fell off the other end. until something else is fixed. I could go into much greater last week. Typically these demos consist of a couple of well The second crash sent another wave of laughter through the As one whom his mother lace. detail, but it's tough to be humorous about a subject that dressed salesmen wheeling in a monstrous copier, soloing composing room like the aftershock of an earthquake. comforteth, so will I com- Then, there is the other Michael and Susan Bergy Martin Kooiman, all ofLow- laps the wallet as hard as auto repair. out a couple of my staff members, then leaving it for a few Well, when the laughter finally died down, and the pieces fort you.,(Isaiah 66:13). kind of Christian - the one of Lowell are proud to an- ell and Francis Kooiman of There are also problems at work. What else is new? One days. The sales pitch comes when they return to pick up where gathered up, the salesmen bid their goodbye, and who finds solace in prayer. In nounce the birth of their son. St. Cloud, FL. Great-grand- ol our typesetters made a little snapping noise and went the machine. Last week's demo began routinely enough, said they'd be back with a new demo this week. True to Children arc amusing. his secret closet he seeks and Travis Michael on February parents are Charles and Fran- blank. Let me clarify that. A typesetting computer made a but the similarity between this, and other demos, soon ended. their word, they showed up yesterday. You can imagine the When they fall and bruise a finds comfort, strength, cour- 12, 1990 He weighed 8 lbs. cis Lange of Ionia, Florence snapping noise and went blank, not one of the operators. The salesmen first brought in the stand, then returned apprehension on everyone's part, especially the still-red- knee or scratch an arm, how age and sustaining grace. He 4 ozs. and was 20 inches Bergy of Lowell and Oscar Anyway, a phone call to the repair company pinpointed the with a huge $11,000.00 copier on a gumey. I wasn't in the faced salesmen. Despite a large group of wise-cracking spec- quickly they run to Mother! takes his burdens to the Lord long. Grandparents are and Lucille Backstrom of problem, as well as the cost. That little snapping noise is room, but somewhere between the gumey and the stand, tators, the salesmen made a successful delivery, gave their As soon as she has kissed the and leaves them there and Donald and Sondra Bergy. Ada. The Gospel Road Quartet going to set me back $1,100.00. That's when I went blank. they lost their grip on the thing. I was a good fifty feet away instruction presentation and promptly beat feet. And, who injured member, the pain van- comes away as happy as a Something is wrong with the furnace at the house. During in the composing room when I heard the crash. My first could blame them? ishes and the tears stop fal- child whose bruise has been this cold snap we've been experiencing it has struggled to thought was that someone had driven through the front of I really didn't know this kinda' thing happened to other ling. Then the child skips healed by "Mother s kiss." Friendship Chapel hosts maintain our old bam at a less than balmy 55 degrees. A our building. I bolted to the front office to find several of people, but it sure was a pleasant diversion to poke fun at away to resume his play. What Prayer: Dear God, to Thee In the Service furnace guy looked at it Monday, and couldn't find anything my employees and two salesmen, mouths agape, staring at someone other than myself for a change. The funny thing consolation, what medicinal I come with my brudens and "Gospel Road Quartet" necessarily wrong. He suggested souping it up with a bigger a crash site that would compare with a car coming through is, if their copier measures up in performance and price, value, what healing is found bruises, for I know I can find blower, which of course means a considerable expense. the front wall. they'll probably get the sale over this fiasco. If that's the in a mother's kiss! healing in Thee. Sustain. Norman L. Dawson has Clarksville, Ml. Since it's the end of February (hooray!), I figured I could case, I oughta be in sales. The Gospel Road Quartet tion of the gospel in song. The copier was strewn about the front office in about six There are two kinds of Strengthen. Comfort me with been promoted in the U.S. Air His wife. Donna, is the will be in concert at Singing together for the Christians: There is the one Thy touch. I leave my hurt Force to the rank of technical daughter of Lester D. and Friendship Country Chapel past 15 years has given them 100 YEARS AGO IN THE JOURNAL - FEB. 26,1890 papers, magazines and books."- who indulges in self pity. He with Thee. Amen. sergeant. Beulah Blough of Alto. on Saturday, March 3 at 7 the opportunity to develop a It seems to have rained almost every Sunday all 50 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - FEB. 29, 1940 has more burdens to earn and Dawson is a ground radio The sergeant is a 1969 p.m. in the evening. If you repertoire that will bring you by winter. The 34th Annual Banquet of the Lowell Board of Trade greater afflictions to bear than O, what peace we often for- communications technician graduate of Saranac High Congress decides, on the eighth ballot, to locate the in the patriotically decorated high school gym is called enjoy good gospel music a rich, enjoyable experience Priscilla anyone about him - or so he feit, with the 2130th Communica- School and a 1981 graduate a "brilliant and happy occasion." you'll want to hear this splen- through this unique ministry. 1892 World's Fair in Chicago. believes. His sorrows are O, what needless pain we tions Group in England. of Mid-America Nazarene Lussmyer did group perform. There will be limited seat- Ex-Senator Bruce of Mississippi, the first colored U.S. Fourth graders of the elementary school write and more numerous and grievous. bear. He is the son of Lester C. College, Olathe. KS. senator, spoke to the (Republican) Michigan Club last stage their own play as a part of their studies of Norway Gospel Road Quartet is ing available so plan to arrive Everything is wrong and All because we do not carry and Agnes M. Dawson of week. He asked for education for all colored people, and the Vikings. widely known in the West early. A nursery will be pro- everybody mistreats him. Everything to God in pray'r. and said that switching to the Republican party in the Farmers are urged to have all the necessary informa- Michigan area for their flaw- vided for the event. Life is difficult and dreary. Joseph Scriven I South is tantamount to signing your death warrant. tion at hand about crops and acreage for the census less ability to harmonize and Friendship Country Chapel His pain shows clearly on his The young of rabbits are known as kits or kittens. A packed Opera House last Friday for the program takers. their down to earth presenta- is a non-denominational 0J, put on by the public schools. The largest budget in Japan's history is approved by Bible believing church minis- Saranac is to have a racecourse for horses on the the Diet, of which 70% will be used for military purposes. tering the gospel of God's i ficits soon love and grace in the Lowell 75 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - FEB. 25,1915 25 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - FEB. 25,1965 area for the past eight years. AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY Norton Avery purchases the former Rhodes Photo- Plans for a new seven-room elementary school for Located at 10200 West Grand graphic Studio to consolidate with his present studio. the west side are presented to the school board by River Drive just a mile east architect Donn Palmer. ADA COMMUNITY Former bandit Frank James dies at his home in Excel- CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE of Jimmy's Grill. Ledger Entries sior Springs, Missouri. The Lowell Chamber of Commerce, new sponsors ADA CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH OF LOWELL Any questions concerning Great Britain and America have words over British of Showboat, vows that there will be a Showboat prog- REFORMED CHURCH 7227 Thomapple River Dr. 676-1032 3900 East Fulton 201 North Washington Street the concert or ministry of of 100,75,50 and 25 Years Ago ram this summer. 7152 Bradtield St.. S.E. 676-1698 Pastor THOMAS J. BARTHA REV RAYMOND E. BEFUS ships flying the (neutral) American flag in order to fool REV JIM GELDHOF Friendship Country Chapel On June 1 Michigan's drivers licenses will be the first Morning Worship 10:00 A M Morning Worship 9:50 A M. German warships. Church School 10.-00 A.M. in the country to come out in full, living color. Morning Worship 9 30 a.m. Sunday School 11:20 A M (Broadcast 10 A M WMAX 1470) will be gladly answered by Moming Worship 11:00 A M The editor admonishes a city fellow who states that Sunday School io:45 A M. Evening Worship 6:00 P.M Sunday School 11:16 AM Pastor Bob Roush at 897- Lowell elementary teachers receive a 15-hour art Evening Service 6:00 P.M. farmers don't read much, saying that the farmer's table Evening Worship 6.00 P.M WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS Evening Sen/ice 6:00 P M workshop from the Crayola Company. Wednesday Mid-Week Service 7489. is "covered with up-to-date literature, daily and weekly COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUR Wednesday Service ' 7:30 P M. CHURCH HOME WELCOME TO ALL Jr. Teens. Adults 7;oo P.M. HEALTH Nursery-Come & Worship With Us With is an infection of the liver due to a virus. Hepatitis will riers are broken in the field of transplant surgery, however, Dr. Paul Gauthier usually resolve over several weeks. Cirrhosis is a persistant prevention is still the best medicine. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH disorder due to scarring and irreversible damage to the liver. Take care of your liver by avoiding excessive alcohol Z7tl0«T>7/- & CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Several trials have shown that some drugs can improve intake, avoiding drugs, which can increase your exposure OF ALTO Dr. Jim Lang CHURCH OF LOWELL Corner of 60th Street & Bancroft Avenue OF LOWELL the outcome in treating cirrhosis and almost daily new bar- to hepatitis and eat a well-balanced healthy diet. Meeting at the Lowell Middle School Sunday School 10:00 A M 2275 West Main Street (12675 Foreman) Morning Worship 11:00 A M Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Sunday Morning Worship The real name for the Evening Worship 7:00 P M Sunday Worship Services 11:00 A M & 6 00 P.M. associated with the word. For example, registration And Children's Activities 10:00 A M Wednesday Bible Study Awana • Wednesday 6:30 P.M Statue of Liberty is "Lib The expanded definition of costs for the smallest trailers Midweek Bible Studies and Youth Groups and Prayer Meeting 7:00 P.M Wednesday Prayer Meeting . . . 7 00 P.M. erty Enlightens the Wortd." CIRRHOSIS eligible participants will en- - 0 to 500 pounds - went -LISTENING AND HELPING" BRUCE A. SABADOS. PASTOR JOE GERKIN. PASTOR 897-0017 KRAUSE 897-0077 courage employers to hire from $8 to $17. 868-6403 or 868-0951 Dan Nave. Youth Director 897-6737 The liver plays an important role in meeting the body's at the Since then, there have been daily metabolic demands. The liver is our largest organ and people with epilepsy. many suggestions to decrease ALTON BIBLE CHURCH FIRST CONGREGATIONAL performs many functions including production of proteins Lincoln Lake Ave. at 3 Mile Road the fees or make some allow- FIRST UNITED METHODIST A CREDIT necessary for our growth and bile production for digestion Legislation passed last Sunday School 10:00 A M CHURCH OF LOWELL FRIENDSHIP COUNTRY HOUSE ance for people who use their Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. (United Church of Christ) CHURCH OF LOWELL of fat. The liver plays a role in metabolizing food for energy year could help many boaters trailers only a few times a Evening Praise 7:00 P.M 404 North Hudson 621 E Mam Street 897-5936 CHAPEL PROBLEM? as well as the breakdown of most chemicals and drugs that and owners of small trailers year. The amendment allow- Wednesday AWANA 7:00 P M. 897-5906 REGULAR HOURS 10200 Grand River Ave we ingest. Abuse of alcohol or drugs can severely damage lower their trailer registration Worship and Church School . . . 10:00 A M Morning Worship. 9:00 A.M. and 10:45 AM, Sunday Sefvic« ,0 30 A M ployers incentives to hire the ing the six-month registration (Sept - Apnl) NO CREDIT? the liver, leading to cirrhosis. An estimated 90,000 fees. rayer and Bible Study 7:30 P M Rev David Hagens Pastor Church School 9:30 to 10:30 A M Wednesday Bible Study 7:00 P.M Michigan residents suffering vocationally handicapped by that was added to House Bill Eleanor Martin Director of Education REV WILLIAM AMUNDSEN. MINISTER bob roush, pastor A Close to thirty thousand Americans will die from cirrhosis The new law, which many REV KENNETH R MCGEE, Pastor from epilepsy would be better limiting employers* liability 4693 last year was an attempt Marilyn Ossentjuk Director of Music Nursery available at both services 897-7489 this year. Most cases of cirrhosis are directly related to trailer owners may be una- 897-5648 or 897-4273 in case of work-related in- to address this problem and Bamer-Free Nursery Provided Barrier - Free Entrance alcohol abuse. Other causes of cirrhosis are viral infections, protected from employment ware of, allows a six-month YOU ARE WELCOME! juries. The provision covers provide some relief. NEED A NEW/ exposure to potent chemicals or insecticides and an abnor- discrimination under legisla- registration for anyone own- workers with heart, back, Reports to me indicate that mality or obstruction of the bile duct. Cirrhosis is slow to tion introduced in the state ing a recreational trailer that USED CAR epileptic or diabetic condi- personnel at some Secretary develop and in most cases there are no early signs of the House. weighs less than 1,500 tions. GOOD SHEPHERD MISSIONARY CHURCH ST. MARY S disease. Some patients may experience a decreased appetite, House Bill 5503, which I pounds. of State branch offices may 10501 Settlewood Ph. 897-7185 OR TRUCK? However, many epileptics not be aware of this new pro- CATHOLIC CHURCH weakness, nausea and fatigue. As the disease progresses, support, amends the Workers' My colleagues and I have LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday Schoot 9.45 A M 402 N. Amity jaundice may appear, which is a yellow discoloration of the Disability Compensation Act are ineligible because physi- vision. Because the vacation Worship Service 11:00AM received letters and calls from MSGNR JAMES MORAN to include people suffering cians diagnose them as hav- season is just around the Evening Service 6 00 P M skin or eyes due to a build-up of bile. Other late symptoms boaters and owners of small 10305 Bluewater Highway MASSES from certified seizure disor- ing "convulsive" or "seizure" comer. I wanted to apprise all Morning Worship 10:00 A M Prayer and Bible Study-7 30 P.M Wednesdays CONTACT include weight loss, abdominal distention and pain due to trailers conceming trailer reg- GLENN H. MARKS Saturday Mass ders. disorders rather than trailer owners of this half- Sunday School & Adult Bitxe Class . 9 00 A M. 5 30 P M. Mluid retention. istration fees. Those fees Foreman Road Sunday Masses The Workers' Disability epilepsy, to help the sufferers year registration option, JOSEPH FREMER PASTOR I I 9 00 & 11 00 A M DENNY HOVER The diagnosis of cirrhosis is made through the use of were greatly increased in the 897 8307 897-9110 avoid the stigma sometimes which will be advantageous blood tests, x-rays, and frequently, liver biopsy. The clinical Compensation Act gives em- 1987 transportation package. 897-8431 signs arc similar to those seen in acute viral hepatitis which to many people. The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, February 28» 1990 • Page 6 The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday. February 28, 1990 - Page 7 Surprise storm halts school as residents shovel out I from under several indies of wet snow
Many students spent part of their day off clearing out driveways and walks. This scene was repeated often throughout Kent County Friday moming. Isn't It Lovely! For some maybe - for others spring canl get here fast enough. City street workers were busy clearing side streets most of Friday. r
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Lowell received an extra 4-6 inches Friday night/Saturday Not even a winter storm stops Denise Dommer and Sue moming. Lindhout from their daily walk.
Forget the picture, grab a shovel young man. I still say there should have been school. Bob Osborne clears a path in front of the Rat River Antique Mall. Capital column continued... FLAT RIVER they happen. But we will not veer from our stated ANTIQUE MALL priorities. Education will 1 continue to be at the top of The Largest In Michigan is our list. Celebrating it's We believe Michigan's fu- ture will become clearer as the coming year unfolds. We th Anniversary also strongly adhere to a pol- icy of getting the budget ducks all in a row from the Saturday & Sunday beginning, so that scrambling to keep the state economic March 3rd & 4th, 1990 picture bright will not be necessary. There's no substi- —COME HELP US CELEBRATE— tute for planning ahead, espe- cially when it comes to OPEN? CIWO.PMEdtontfl SIGN-UP FOR OUR Michigan's economic cli- DAYS mate. ANNIVERSARY A WEEK r.T TMBERL AND DRAWING NOW! Located RETIREMENT VILLAGE OF LOWELL 4-$100 Gift Certificates in 11535 E. Fulton, Lowell will be given away Historic Downtown] CARING FOR THOSE WHO CAN- Flat River Lowell NOT CARE FOR THEMSELVES! We Offer A Full Range of Care: Antique Mall • Long or Short • Convalescent Care 212 W Main St / Term Residency • Supportive Care • Basic Care • Independent Apartments (616) 897-5360
Ar ld Kimb Ma!, l ! Wlfc Ca hy ,he Call Nan (616) 897-8413 hi^^l'r^T'FrTdt' '" "' snowblower. " " " ' ' ' scenery. The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, February 28. 1990 - Page 8 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, February 28, 1990 - Page 9 Lowell based computer firm offers varied services The Lowell Led'er' s • • • hardware. "Businesses provide both Mcintosh and said.
should spend about 60 per- IBM products. DTC will also Capman currently ilas cent of their time examining begin to customers a repair three people working for him the softwace, 30 percent exa- center. "DTC is able to get and believes that will be in- mining how it will apply to most computer supplies creased to four in the near fu- their needs and only 10 per- within 24 hours," Capman ture. cent to the hardware." he says. "Most companies change their structure every Native Lowellite three years, its important thai your system is compata- ble and applicable to such returns after 71 years changes." Prior to opening his new business, Capman worked with a company out of Grand LISTING Rapids. "I'm excited about the growth the company has made without much advertis- MAGAZINE ing (just word of mouth). I chose Lowell because this area does not have a computer • tootutm Complete store and it is close to my Alto Listings of Lowell home. He moved DTC to Lowell in October of 1989. Cable TV Channels Prior to that his mailing ad- dress was on 28th Street in On A Daily Basis. Grand Rapids. DTS provides computer systems peripheral devices and personal computers for com- DTC, like most of the dis- panies. e Complete A tributors it buys from, will Easy To Use Assisting and satisfying electronic service training in corporations and small com- the United States Air Force. panies in their computer "I spent five-and-a-half years needs, interests, and prob- working on air craft and navi- e Listings Coincide lems has been the objective gational equipment while of Devon Capman's DTC bus- based in California," Cap- With Numbers On iness for the past 2-112 years. man says. Your Tuner "I think companies and cor- Capman is hopeful the fu- porations really believe that ture will bring the develop- Channel Station City we understand the computer ment of his own software. problems that confront them. e MTV Music He'd also like to reach the o NASH Nashville I also think it has helped in point where two or three tech- WSYM Lansing the company's growth," Cap- # OS) nicians are needed for o® WOTV Grand Rapids man said. hardware equipment. Audrey Yeiter (E dZ) WXMI Grand Rapids Capman said DTC started "The market is extremely (D® WGVU Grand Rapids Audrey Yeiter, a resident of out as a complete service for competitive. Right now I'm Alto), Snow and Sweet ©23 WKAR PBS computers, networking sys- competing in the low end of Cumberland Manor, and sis- Schools. Her beginning sal- (BO WZZM Grand Rapids tems and PCs. Now DTC pro- the market (PC industry) as ter of the late Glen Yeiter, ary was $40 per year. She IS HBO Premium vides computer systems, well as the high end," Cap- Elmer Yeiter and Floyd Yeiter, then went on to bigger and (D TBS Atlanta peripheral devices and per- man said. will celebrate her 90th birth- better things and taught at (D MAX Premium sonal computers for com- The DTC owner said day on March 8. Yeiter, one Cascade (Martin School) at a 0 DISN Disney panies. businesses looking to become of eight children bom to John salary of $ 100 per year. Yeiter a USA Variety Capman gained his com- computerized usually spend Wesley Yeiter, was bom in the was offered a position to head a ® FAM Family puter knowledge through his too much time examining the Lowell area on the farm the Family and Children w © WGN Chicago where a nephew, Harry Yeiter, Center near Goshen, IN. She 83 ESPN Sports now resides. remained there until returning 09 CNN News Yeiter graduated from Low- home again last year after an O CNNHEAD Headline ell High School with ihe class absence of 71 years. News of 1918. To attend high school Yeiters nieces and GQ NICK Kids TV CONTAINS LISTINGS FOR FRIDAY, MAR. 2, THRU it was necessary for her to nephews are Mrs. King CD PASS Troy CBS) WWMT Kalamazoo LOWELL TOWNSHIP take a train to Elmdale to con- Doyle and Harry Yeiter of WUHQ Battle Creek THURSDAY, MAR. 8, 1990 nect with a train going into Lowell and Amy Finkbeiner CD 3D CD® WILX Lansing NOTICE Lowell. During the week she of Caledonia, as well as other Waiter Matthau (rioht) stars aa a small-town lawyer forcedto defen d a German prisoner of war In a murder trial during Capman has been in business for himself for the past IVi ffl® WLNS Lansing wvwvww • ^ « years. boarded with the Dickinsons Wortd War II, anidHarrd y Morgan stare as the Federal judge who wW try toe case. In ATtT Pweenft 'Tim Inddtnf to relatives in the area. wCD DISC and Kenyons for the 4 years The family would ap- be broadcast Sunday on CBS. Synopsis of minutes from Regular Meeting - of school. 19 February 1990. preciate a remembrance of a LOWELL HEATING & After graduation she taught card sent to her at Cumber- (B-79514) LIVING ROOM, school at the Lowe, (south of land Manor. kitchen, 1 bath, 1 bedroorr, value is in land, zoned commercial. Called to order at 8:00 p.m., 5 Board Members Call 676-1261 or Geoffrey Davis 868-6669. present. AIR CONDITIONING n/s Week from... (B-82237) WOODED LAKEFRONT LOT Sales - Service • A JU Minutes of 15 January, 1990 approved as read. holds this brick & aluminum chalet 3+ bedroom home. 2 baths, and Installation Id 4 , family room, main floor utility, sun porch, all new carpet and Westdale flooring, just 30 miles to Grand Rapids, Call 676-1261 or Bill Approved bills totaling: Jasinski 897-8857. Tax Fund $561,737.71 PHONE 897-4123 ADA COACH STOP (B-83807) ROLLING LAND Sewer Fund $272.88 1002 W. Main St., ARE YOU THINKING ABOUT A CABEER IN with possible pond. 3.46 acres, road frontage on two blacktop General Fund $31,203.58 REAL ESTATE? WE HAVE OPENINGS IN OUR Crystal Flash Plaza Ak C«ndtM®o4f»9 4 Hiding Rabbits are rarely found deep in forests. They prefer roads. Call 676-1261 or Richard Bryan 897-8278. places where bushes or clumps of tall grass are available ADA OFHCt WE OFFER PRE UCENSE TRAIN (8-83905) LOT WITH ACCESS Business Conducted: Approved Planning Com- for hiding. ING AND EXCELLENT SCH00UNG AFTER and dock to Pine Island Lake. Call 676-1261 or Dick Bryan 897- mission's recommendation and rezoned Garvin's YOU ARE LICENSED. FOR A CONFIDENTIAL 8278. property on Cumberland and Fulton; agreed to INTERVIEW CALL BOB SCHRIBEB 87B-1261. TT notify the Kent County Library System our pay- (8-82819) NEW RANCH (Under Construction) ments are made for this fiscal year but will change 2 stall attached garage. 1 Vfc baths, corner lot. Andersen windows, our schedule of payments in the next fiscal year LOWELL COMMUNITY ED recessed lighting, time yet to pick your own colors. Call 676-1261 to coincide with their request; amended certain FEATURE HOME or Don Lehigh 897-8310. line items in the budget to reflect the added ex- offers 403 N. Washington (8-78619) 5 ACRES ROLLING with some trees on private Drive. Lowell area. Call 676-1261 or penses of the traffic study, the evaluation of ac- 'J I (B-NEW) VICTORIAN 2 STORY Richard Bryan 897-8278. counting software, the capital expenditures for file Xi . Screened porch, large foyer, living room w/fireplace, ADULT Alio COMMUNITY EDUCATION FLORAL DESIGN CLASS : cabinets and a facsimile machine; announced the dining room, kitchen w/breakfast nook, IVi baths, main (8-80855) MOBILE HOME Department of Natural Resources approval of a l&'mU floor utility, 4 bedrooms, family room to patio, beautiful on approx. 5 acres, living room, kitchen, eating area. 2 bedrooms. 1 full bath, main floor utility. Call 676-1261 or Randy Hoefler second site for septic waste dumping in the town- woodwork, french doors, hardwood floors. Call 676- ship; and discussed some goals for the assessing L ert e yt in9 from basic co sa 957-0698. ™" !T ^ T ; r ? ' 9es to wall pieces! 1261 or Bill Jasinski 897-8857. (8-79562) CHOOSE YOUR PLAN department for the next tax roll period. ?c »ooan, runs for 6 u'eeks- 7:00 ' 9:00 p.m. in the 3 bedroom ranch, to be built with many plans to choose from. 545 Ada Dr. SE V/2 baths, walkout basement, large dining area. 3.82 acres. Call Adjournment at 9:15 p.m. Lowell High School. Fee: $22 plus materials. (Limited to first 12 callers!) 676-1261 or Dick Bryan 897-8278. Ada, Michigan Better Carol L. Wells (8-80413/80399/80412) 3 FANTASTIC LOTS PHONE with great access to Lake Bella Vista. Call 676-1261 or Geoffrey Lowell Township Clerk 897-8434 if* Homes. To register, call Marge at 876-1281 Davis 868-6669. 897-7600 Westdale 11:500 [HBO] One Night Stand; • Updtl. The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. February 28, 1990 - Page 10 (CC] ID ® Great Performances CD MOVIE: Young People Show (Stereo) EHen Degeneres (CC) eL My Three Sons business fsmrty leaves the Great 0 O Off The Record 12:000 Nashville Now O The Riflemen White Way and heads for a farm m 0O CBS) Parfect Strangers O® After Hours »E Hollywood Chronicles tDNewamakar Saturday EVENING The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, February 28» 1990 - Page 11 New England, encountering many Br on son Pmchot. Mark Lmn-Baker, SATURDAY CONT. 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Hawk was third at 6.0. ference portion of its Lowell almost had another Yellowjackets to a 44-41 lead al will be the team to ad- Lipkea was the leader on In the floor exercise, as the foul committed by from the line in the final quar- 23 points, 15 of which came Matt Kemp added 10 and Jon schedule Monday night with ime slip away from it 1\ies- with seconds to play in the vance." Fit/.patrick said. the uneven bars with a mark Kropf was on top at 8.7, Greenville's Todd Truesdell. ter. Greenville was 4-for-6. from three-point land. Bob Hutfilz, Chad Lyon and Jake iy night. However, this third period. a 125.55-113.90 victory over "Rockford won the state of 8.65. Kropf was second at Lipkea was second at 8.25, The Jacket's dipleasure with "The disparity in fourth-quar- Adams chipped in with 12 Vespoor all contributed with East Grand Rapids. ime, the Red Arrows were championship last year. It has 8.3, while Jeske placed third Pullen was third with a mark The Red Arrows' John the call also earned him a ter foul shots was a big factor and Dave Organek contri- six points apiece. )le to recover from a dread- The victory left the Arrows a couple of girls that know at 8.05 and Katie Hawk of 7.35 and Jeske was sixth Borg then hit a clutch three- technical. Borg missed his in the outcome," Greenville buted with 10. il third quarter in time to tied tor third in the league how to perform under pres- placed fourth with a score of at 6.95. pointer to end the period, opportunity at a four-point Coach Kent Ingles said. Greenville got a team-high )st a non-conference victory with Rockford and Kenowa sure, that may give the Rams 7.35, her highest mark on the Fitzpatrick gave special tying the score at 44-44. Re- play, but Holtz gave Lowell "Lowell did a good job of get- 19 points from Jeremy Gough Zeeland entered the contest >ver former Tri-River foe, Hills. Holland and Mona an advantage." bars this year. recognition to Stacie member that shot, Borg a one-point lead when he con- ting the ball into the right per- and 17 points from junior against Lowell tied for sec- Ireenville, 69-66. Shores were first and second The Red Arrows were de- The Pioneers' Jenn Har- Stickney for her smooth beam would do it again with less nected on one of two techni- son's hands late in the con- center Steve Engel. ond in the O-K White with It took the Arrows all of respectively. scribed as comical and re- rington had top honors on the routine. The sophomore tal- than two minutes to play in cal foul shots. test." Engel missed much of the Northview, and a game be- fourth quarter to reclaim the game. "It should make for in- laxed in their final home per- balance beam with a score of lied a 5.9. Lowell hit on 15-of-17 Borg led all scorers with first half because of foul hind league front-runner, Ro- advantage it let slip away teresting conference and reg- formance of the year. 8.0. Lowell took the bottom The Yellowjackets held a trouble. "He had three touch gers. the third quarter. An advan- ional tournaments." Lowell Lowells Laura Kropf and four spots. Jeske was third at ROCKFORD 125.70, 63-60 lead with less than two fouls called on him," said a Zeeland did everything ce that at one point was as coach Tammy Fit/.patrick EGR's Becky Howard were 7.8, Kropf fourth at 7.2, Jody LOWELL 122.85 minutes to play when Borg disgruntled Ingles. well as it executed to near per- |arge as 10 points. said. "The top three teams in co-all around performers. Smith was fifth with a 7.1 and In one of the more exciting repeated his third quarter Lowell coach Mark fection in dismantling Low- Lowell led throughout ell, 108-74. each regional advance to state Kropf earned two firsts on Kim Pullen was sixth at 6.7 meets of the season, Lowell heroics. This three-pointer Thomas realized his Red Ar- mch of the game. Its biggest competition. Its a given the vault and floor exercises. "Hovey was great on her and Rockford went to the did more than just tie the rows have played better, but "Ooh - that was a lead coming at 4:06 of third buzzsaw," claimed Lowell Mona Shores and Holland The Lowell junior posted an floor exercise," Fitzpatrick limit, before the rams pulled game, it ignited a 7-0 Arrow in a season where victories luarter 41-31. A four-minute coach Mark Thomas. "That's will take the top two spots 8.5 on the vault. Teammate said. "The girls had a good out a most entertaining vic- run which spurred Lowell to have been few, he was eleated Iry spell to end the third victory. the best ballclub in the O-K that leaves a third spot open." Tammy Jeske was third with night." tory. with the win. itanza allowed Greenville to Lowell lost to Rockford a mark of 7.8. Hovey was "It was a super match be- Borg's three-pointer from "We played better against White. Zeeland was excellent ;o on a 13-0 run, surging the tonight." 125.70-122.85 in a dual fourth at 7.6 and Angie Fox LOWELL 120.80 tween two pretty good the left of the key was as true Central, but I'll take the All nine of Zeeland's meet, but was minus Becky placed fifth with a 7.3. E. KENTWOOD 93.05 clubs." Tammie Fitzpatrick win," Thomas said. "Earlier players scored, while seven Hovey. The Red Arrows de- In the floor exercise Kropf said. in the year we would have of the Chix finished in double feated Kenowa Hills. The posted a smooth 8.8 routine. Lowell had little problems The Rams, defending state lost this type of game." figures. Knights and Rams tied in Hovey was third w ith her best with the dismantling of East champions, were a touch bet- Thomas said he was It was 37-18 Zeeland at the their only meet. floor routine score of the year. Kentwood, as it pretty much ter on three of the four events. pleased with the way the Red end of eight minutes. The The team that does the 8.3. Carrie Lipkea finished dominated in all four events. Rockford's Becky Barczak Arrows rallied back after los- game was actually tied at 11- Laura Kropf earned first on was first on the vault with a ing a big lead. "We re- 11 with two minutes gone in the vault, uneven bars and mark of 9.05. Lowell's Laura bounded better and had a the first quarter. floor exercise. Tammy Jeske Kropf was fourth at 8.2. Tam- number of people who contri- Wrestling cont'd. The Chix look a 64-25 claimed a first on the balance mie Jeske was fifth with a 7.8 buted to our victory." Bitely of Sparta claimed a halftime lead and extended it Hills Northern earned a third beam. and Angie Fox was sixth at Kimberly Pullen competes in the floor exercise against Lowell's record improved slate championship by defeat- to 4-16 with the win. to ^1-41 to slart the fourth by decisioning Kip O'Leary Jeske posted a top mark of 7.6. EGR. ing Zac Hunter of Portland Greenville fell to 6-12. quarter. Lowell outscored of Tecumsah 8-4. 7.9 on the beam. Kropf was The Rams' Stacie Launs- 11-2. and junior, April Rogers stuck it (hit her mark). Lowell's junior varsity Zeeland 33-17 in the fourth Sparta's Allan Howland second at 7.55 and Jody tein look top honors on the Jeff Stew art (135) of Forest showed great form in her first TMeske has no fear," said an team fell on rough times as it stanza, cutting the deficit to wrestling at 160 pounds Smith was fifth at 7.15. uneven bars with a tally of Hills Northern defeated Todd routine on the uneven bars. elated Fitzpatrick. was defeated 70-47 by Green- 34. placed third w ith an 8-1 win Kropf took top honors on 8.75. Cheney of Hartland 11-4 in Kropf achieved a personal Jodi Smith was sixth at ville. "The boys moved and shot over Gabe Cooper of Eaton the vault with an 8.25. Jeske Carrie Lipkea was second earning his state crown. best on the beam as she 6.65. Lowell trailed throughout. the ball well tonight," Zee- Rapids. was third at 7.45, Angie Fox at 8.6, Kropf was third with Belding s Andy Heintzel- posted her first score of nine Rockford s Launstein was It was down 17-7 at the end land coach Mickey Cochran In the 189 pound class. was fourth at 7.0 and Kim an 8.4, jeske finished with a man (140) was a 6-0 loser in (9.1). The junior's score first in the floor exercise with of one period, 31-20 at said. "Some nights every- Mason's Mike Argersinger Pullen was fifth at 6.95. 7.8 and Katie Hawk was sixth the championship match earned her a first. Jeske was a score of 9.15. Kropf was halftime, and 47-32 after thing is working, tonight was defeated North view's Joe On the uneven bars, Kropf at 6.3. against Mike Ellsworth of fifth at 8.25, included in her third at 8.45, while Lipkea three quarters. one of those nights." Klomparens 9-6. earning the and Carrie Lipkea tied for Jennifer Shuster recorded Caro. routine was a back-flip somi (fifth) notched a 7.75 and Lowell was led in scoring The win for the Chix, sets state title. first with a score of 8.7, Jeske her highest mark on the bars Mike Foss (152) of Forest (no hands). The Red Arrow Jeske was sixth at 7.5. by Jon Amundsen with 11, BB cont'd, pg. 20 Lowell High School showed Friday night just how progres- sive it is, as Jill Baker-George refereed the boys' junior _ I Three youths take aim at state varsity basketball game. 'FAMILY TARE du„„ \ I Stauffer, - CITY OF LOWELL Aksamitowski BOWNE advance / NOTICE OF MEETING
V TOWNSHIP Athlete of the Week Three Lowell area youths OF advanced to the state finals in Chesaning for the finals of Vince Videan goes up for a put-back against the Yellow- BOARD OF REVIEW Lowell. Borg has seen to the Knights of Columbus jackets. NOTICE it. that it's been successful Free Throw Basketball Cham- The Lowell City Board of Review will meet to for him. No not in terms pionship. receive and review the various Assessment of points per game, but im- Advancing out of the reg- BOARD OF REVIEW Rolls for 1990 at City Hall on: provement on his defense, ional held in Jenison were i Chad Dunn, Amy Stauffer his quickness of foot, and The Board of Review of Bowne Township will TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1990 and Kyle Aksamitowski. his foul shooting. meet at the Historic Township Hall, 8240 Alden AT 1:00 P.M. "Coming into the sea- Dunn competed in the G RATTAN Nash, SE., Alto on: boys' 14-year bracket, Ak- son 1 knew I had to work A second meeting, for the purpose of hearing samitowski the 13-year old in these areas." Borg says. TOWNSHIP MONDAY, MARCH 12 appeals, and a continuation thereof, will be division and Stauffer com- The work paid off held at City Hall on: against Greenville. Borg peted in the girls' 13-year old between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 12 noon John Borg was fouled intentionally division. and from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 to TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1990 with less than a minute to The threesome qualified NOTICE 9:00 p.m. by appointment. FROM 9-12 A.M. AND 1:30-5 P.M. As a youth growing up play. The junior, who had for the regionals along with on a farm, John Borg spent not had a good night at the four other area youths for TUESDAY, MARCH 13 AND ON much of his free time in- line, calmly sank two foul their performance in the dis- BOARD OF REVIEW side a bam shooting shots, increasing Lowell's tricts at St. Charles Catholic between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 12 noon, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1990 hoops. lead to three points. Church in Greenville. The Board of Review of Grattan Township will and from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. for the purpose FROM 12-6 P.M. Earning a spot in the reg- meet at the Grattan Township Hall, 11676 Old Then, most of the Red "Actually I was a little A ^ S .h 11 K of C Free Throw Champs pictured here are back row, from left to right; Chad of reviewing the tax roll and hearing all claims. Arrow's concentration was ionals were Andy Smith, II; Belding Road, Grattan on: nervous. But I tried to put l r Anpil' Dunn' Ky,e Aksamitowski' Amy Staaffer, (winners of the regional playoffs), of Lowell You may appeal your assessed valuation one Appeals may be made by letter or on forms on developing a shot. In the missed foul shots out Tammy Slauffer. .Angie Greenville; Front row left to right are: Andy Smith, Tammy of two ways. available at City Hall. Letters and/or forms and Tjm of MONDAY, MARCH 12, 1990 his junior year. Borg has of my mind," he said. Paitok. 10. Courtney Gowen. Stauffer Angie Pattok, Kortney Gowerd, all of Lowell and Erick Frederikson of must be submitted not later than March 9th. spent a number of wintery Other than basketball, 12; Dunn, Aksamitowski, Qf^nvlllc 1. By letter addressed to the Bowne Township You will be given an appointment time with days inside the gym with Borg also lees it up in the and Slauffer. between the hours of 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon Supervisor and received by him prior to March the Board of Review, when your form is sub- and from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., and his teammates, develop- fall for the Lowell boys' 12, mitted. A personal appearance is not required. ing other aspects of his golf team. He averaged 2. Appearing in person on one of the dates game. It has helped to rounds of 40-41, "At this FFA students earn 5 firsts at regional TUESDAY, MARCH 13,1990 the Board of Review meets. The following ratios and multipliers are ex- pected for Real and Personal Property assess- make him a more rounded point I think I'm a better On Feb. 22, 30 Lowell Receiving first place gold Agricultural Forum; and De- monstration; and Earl King, between the hours of 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. The tentative Real Property assessment and ments: player. basketball player than a FFA members traveled to awards for Lowell were: Jen- nise Lang, Danielle Scott, Jennifer Elliot, Jason Spoor, and from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. You may appeal assessment multiplier required by P.A. 165 of "John cares about what golfer, but I think I can im- Caledonia High School to nifer Cook, Job Interview; Jamie Stickney, A.J. Teft, Alicia Richmond, Tim your assessed valuation In person or by letter Commercial Property 50.00% 1.0000 happens. He cares about prove my golf game." compete in the annual reg- Renee Nugent, Prepared Pub- Heidi Kaeb, Steve Briggs, 1971 are: Schumaker, Margaret Roth, addressed to: Grattan Township Assessor and Industrial Property 50.00% 1.0000 basketball," Lowell coach "Borg has good in- ional leadership contests with lic Speaking; Stacy Tousig- and Hayley Murphy Erika Johnson, and Dave Hil- received by him prior to March 13,1990. Multiplier -1.00 Residential Property 50.00% 1.0000 Mark Thomas said, "He's stincts and is an excellent naut, Greenhand Public Greenhand Conducts of Ratio - 50% 10 other schools. Lowell FFA denbrand. Parliamentary Pro- Personal Property 50.00% 1.0000 taken time to become rebounder," Thomas said. Meetings. members earned 5 first place Speaking; Heather Peckham, cedure. Niki Gumey also re- Ratio-50% Multiplier-1.00 aware of the whole game . " "Because he carse about Fred W. Moss gold awards. 2 second place Jody Smith, Becky Pawloski, Teams receiving second ceived a silver award in Ex- Joseph Nowak James Maatman, Mayor In a season where vic- ihe game, he will continue Supervisor gold awards, and one silver Katie Hawk. Melanie Kaeb, place gold awards were: temporaneous Public Speak- Grattan Township James Marfla, Assessor to improve." Bowne Township tories have been few for award. Tom Mauric, and Jim Hale, Randy Greiser, Jenny Oesch, ing. . Supervisor and Jennifer Brown, De- FFA cont'd, pg. 20
Mi The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. February 28. 1990 - Page 20 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, February 28, 1990 - Page 21 lant come-from-behind ef- BB cont'd... fort. Cable continued... The Red Arrows trailed 45- Happy Birthday jL.H.S. honors its many athletes preserve the street sweeper terior coating for the street the 1971 Dodge 4-by-4 truck 22 with less than six minutes from abrasion, impact and sweeper at a cost of $2,943 to a mini-pumper for grass up a conference showdown Don Van Singel each contri- to play. With help from its MAR.l: Treva Speerstra, Chris Vezino, Gilbert Van- corrosion caused by salt, sand from the equipment fund, fircs ^ drafting water for with league-leading Rogers huted with 17 points apiece. Weelden. press Lowell was able to and ciders. Lowell's firefighters will structure fires. sporting 4.0 grade point averages Friday night at Zeeland. In Lowell was paced by John creep to within six with a mi- MAR. 2: Marie Wade, Joyce Sullivan, Greg Biggs, The council reported that be allotted $3,500 to upgrade Lowell High School hon- the first meeting at Rogers, Borg s 20 points. Bob Adams nute to play. Kevin Baker, Kathy Doyle, Mary Vezino! Those honored were: Deb ^regg Gruizenga, golf, soccer, basketball, sopho- in researching possible ven- ored 19 scholar athletes Tues- Zeeland won the game when netted 15 while Jerud Mier- Brett Knoop led all Lowell Andy DeWitt, Karolyn Murphy Roger Mac- Adams, basketball, senior; junior; Dave Hildenbrand, more; Anna Lietzke, gymnas- dors, FMT Corporation out of day night for their work on the Golden Hawks missed a kalns added 12 and Dave Or- scorers with 14 points. Joe Naughton, Kristine Kortjohn. Brad Briggs, soccer, senior; 8°'^ sophomore; Jon Kohler, l*cs' freshman, Carrie Fraser, was found to be the and off the athletic field. shot underneath the bucket ganek scored 10. DeJong and Matt Kemp net- MAR. 3: Don Reagan, Sue Burghuis, Phyllis Richards. Lipkea, cross country, gym- only one available with the with time running out. ted six points apiece, while L A MAR. 4; Olive Wood, Kaleb Harris, Scott Vashaw, nastics, senior; Jim Lowry, process. FMT was awarded Zeeland was led in scoring Lowell's junior varsity was Mark Lyon tallied five. Cattle branding was practiced 4,000 yeare ago. Old tomb Pat Fonger. golf, senior;Toni MacMillan, the contract to perform the in- by Jay Riemersma with 21 defeated 45-39 despite a gal- Jon Amundsen again led in paintings show Egyptians branding their cattle. MAR. 5: Grandpa Don, J.R. Richmond, Maxine Potter. football cheerleading, junior; points. Steve DeWitt and rebounds with eight. Lyon ^ > Shawn Jacob, Ann Mulder, Nick Johnston, Jim Moore, football, sopho- grabbed seven and Kemp Dorothy Leasure. more; Jennifer Murphy, bas- cleared the boards with six. YMCA MEN'S OVER 30 MAR. 6: Pat Covell. ketball, volleyball, senior; MAR. 7: Marion Carrigon, Debbie Wright, Joyce Betsy Nugent, football cheer- ji ^ ^ \ Lowells freshmen needed We've got all your BASKETBALL STANDINGS| Blasher. leading, volleyball, sopho- double overtime to fend off entertainment needs Games played through Feb. 19,1990 more; Dave Rottier, wrestl- Zeeland 63-56. covered, call us « The Ledger is updating and correcting its Birthday ing, sophomore; Jeff we're the pros. ^ VERGENNES The Arrows had four List so that none are printed in error and that all are Schmidt, football, senior; players in double figures. . PRIVATE PARTIES included who wish to be. Beth Stouffer, volleyball, J WEDDINGS • W L We will begin publishing our new listing with the TOWNSHIP Chad Dunn tallied 15, Dave NIGHT CLUBS junior; Kris Stouffer, tennis, 0 BAR MITZVAHS March 7, 1990 issue and would appreciate it if you Jones added 14, Matt Craig y FAIRS A FESTIVALS f THOMPSON'S 8 1 volleyball, senior; Jay Thaler, SCHOOLS A CLUBS would fill out the following form and either drop it off netted 12 and Cameron 7 2 © | soccer, junior; Jay Van- Covell scored II. LARKIN'S at the Ledger office or mail it to: Birthdays, 105 N. i Antwerp, soccer, junior and NOTICE ^ Jliii, & XisUn ZZANO'S 4 4 Broadway, P.O. Box 128, Lowell, MI 49331. Jen Wieland, basketball, FFA tSounJ. zSyiUmi, III INDEPENDENT 2 7 sophomore. Name:. 1990 BOARD OF REVIEW Music for all occasions Scholar athletes recognized for their 4.0 grade point averages in the first fall/winter th^se stuc*ents earne James Cook Tuesday, March 6,7 p.m. UNIVERSAL LIFE Linda's Vergennes Township Supervisor ICR ^ \\ Housecleaning Service For the special times of life that Thursday. March 8.7 p.m. require lots of cash—like buying a call 897-9202 HAPPY 50TH NORTHVIEW home or educating your kids—you need an effective, high- BIRTHDAY, NORTH VIIW yield cash accumulation plan. A Universal Life policy from Farm Bureau Life Insurance Company of Michigan will DALE JOHNSON W-years experience •VI B O i I • meet the cash needs of your lifetime—and protect you with BILL 6167 28th St. SE References * *AI1 games will be played at Forest Hills Northern. life insurance at the same time. Call today. & Grand Rapids, Ml NEWELL '"District winner will advance to the regional at Lansing LOWELL m F/UtM BUREAU J* 49546 • 940-8181 Love, Pat Eastern High School. r INSURANCE M TOWNSHIP Making your future a little more predictable. NOTICE ID J BOARD OF REVIEW BOWNE LOWELL SVE The Board of Review of Lowell Township will TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIP meet at the Lowell Township Hall, 2910 Alden Nash, SE on: To the winners and runners-up in our last contest 897.7131 MONDAY, MARCH 12 NOTICE NOTICE Specials with your between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 12 noon OUR 1ST ANNUAL FREE ENTRY and from 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.; also on: preferred hairstylist. PUBLIC HEARING CONTINUATION PUBLIC NOTICE OF RECEIPT OF A SPECIAL C J USE APPLICATION ICE TOURNAMENT CONTEST Must Have Coupon TUESDAY, MARCH 13 FROM FEBRUARY 8, 1990 February 3 - February 17,1990 to get special The Bowne Township Planning Commission PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Lowell Town- MUSKIE: No Entries between the hours of 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. ship Planning Commission will conduct a pub- will hold a Public Hearing Continuation 1st... Ron Blain; 2nd...Mitch Everitt VJc Have GW and from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. for the purpose lic hearing on: PIKE: Pau U s of reviewing the tax roll and hearing all claims. Cettiftcates WE ARE NOW ' kitchen Pro d THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1990 WALLEYE: 1st...PaulNickell You may appeal your assessed valuation one TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1990 PERCH: 1 st...Bill Atkinson; 2nd (tie)...Sean Ellison - OPEN UNTIL 8 P.M. of two ways: at 7:30 p.m. at the Township Office, 6059 Lin- Larry VanDyke MON. THRU FRI. field SE., Alto, Michigan. at 8:00 p.m. in the Lowell Township Hall, 2910 Mon.... 12-8 1. By letter addressed to the Lowell Township Alden Nash, SE. SPECK: 1 st..Tim Stepek; 2nd...Bob Ford Supervisor and received by him prior to March Tues.-Fri.... 9-8 The purpose of the hearing will be to further BLUE GILL: 1 sL.Darle Rickert; 2nd...Bill Atkinson 12, 1990; or This hearing is to consider Sam Noon's re- D ^ Sat.... 9-2 consider the following request: Though the weather had not cooperated, our local fishermen did a great quest to sell new and used farm machinery, job and won $ $ $ $ in prizes. 2. By phoning the Township Hall (897-7600) Eastbrook Companies (applicant) is request- including auction sales at his property at 11840 for an appointment to appear in person. ing rezoning a parcel located in Section 6, Fulton SE in Sections 4 and 9 of Lowell Town- NEW ATTRACTIONS Bowne Township 1320' North of 68th Street ship. PRODUCTS The tentative Real Property assessment ratio and 1320' East of Snow Avenue from A-2 to Fritt's Buy conditioner for $i.Nand get and assessment multiplier required by P.A. Take Rural Residential. The special use permit application and the shampoo for only $2.00 165 of 1971 are: * Lowell Ibwnship Zoning Ordinance are availa- a Kid Regular $14.00—Save $6.00 Regular Meeting business will be conducted ble for public inspection at the Township Hall Fishing Bait Shop 815 W. Main St., Ratio - 50% Multiplier -1.00 after the Public Hearing. rcsu'ar office hours. Please call 897- 7600 for further information. Lowell, Ml • 897-9783 John Timpson, Supervisor > Jerry J. Poll Sr. Carol L Wells CRYSTAL FLASH PLAZA Township of Lowell Chairman Zebco • Shakespear • Shimano* Berkley • Piano • Frabill •Betts • Mustad • Lowell Township Clerk Daiwa •Silstar •Stren • Mepp's • Fenwick* Burke • Eagle C aw The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, February 28, 1990 - Page 22 several parades and festivals as well as all three Showboat driven by Nancy Karbowski. 18. of Saranac. The fourth car The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, February 28, 1990 - Page 23 performances. left the scene without identifying. All interested young women meeting the following re- Martin Weber, 19, of Saranac reported to police his veh- Main St., cont'd. quirements are encouraged to apply: participants must be icle was struck by a hit and run on West Main St. near 17-21 years of age: must be single, without children: must Ridgeview Dr. Feb. 24 as he was attempted a left turn off be a resident of the Lowell School District; and must not Main St. No one was injured. Proceeds will go toward the purchase of books and be a paid professional model. Applicants will be judged on James English. 23. of Lowell was involved in a property supplies for the library. poise, personality, appearance and speech by a panel of four damage accident Feb. 24 when his vehicle was struck broad- judges. side by a pickup truck driven by Stanley Oxender, 37. also NECKLACE FOUND NEAR SHOWBOAT VIDEO Applications are available at Lowell High School, Pfal- of Lowell who slid on icy roads while exiting a drive on ler's Clothing, Lambert's Variety Store and the Lowell Valley Vista St. A turquoise and silver necklace was found in ihe Showboat Showboat office. Dirk Huntly. 39. of Lowell backed into a vehicle from a Video parking lot on Feb. 23. The deadline date for applications to be returned is March private drive onto Ridgeview Dr.. The vehicle was driven Please call the Ledger office to claim. Call 897-9261. I. by Rose Steffen 55. of Wayland. No one was injured in the Feb. 24 accident. S Personals BUSINESS HELP S FOR SALE PLEASE KEEP SIDEWALKS CLEAR OFF THE BLOTTER Cited into 63rd District Court for Minor in Possession of • fexrt*! Involved in a property damage accident Sunday, Feb. 18 Alcohol by Lowell Police Feb. 25 was Benjamin Peters. was Charlene Yeiter, 39, of Saranac when she struck the S SERVICES 8 8 WANTEDS FOR SALE - Spinet - The Lowell Post Office is asking people to please try to 18. of Lowell. rear of a car driven by Donald Hewitt. 49, also of Saranac Console piano. Bargain. keep sidewalks and steps clear of ice and snow . BINGO Get Your Hometown News on East Main near the City Limits. NEEDED - BABYSITTER Responsible party to take This is to ensure continuing prompt service. Delivered To Your Door Chad Werdon. 17, of Lowell escaped injury in an accident Every Friday Night, 7:30 P.M. ATTORNEY - Reliable loving adult to over low monthly pay- FEb. 21 when he attempted to make a left turn on Main St. Lowell VFW Hall, come into our home Mon- ments on spinet piano. VET S HOMER NIGHT DINNER DANCE East Main St., Lowell near valley Vista Dr. and in doing so pulled into the path New Location: The Lowell Ledger: Early Bird Bingo at 6:45 P.M. SERVICES day thru Friday to care for See locally. Call 800-327- of a car driven by Greg Smit, 33, of Clarksville. The VFW Post 8303 is hosting a Vet's Homer Night 2264 W. Main Street PUBLIC INVITED Bankruptcy, Divorce, our 4 children, ages 8. 6, 3345 Ext. 102. Dinner Dance on May 12 a! 6 p.m. at the Hall, 307 E. Roy Green II. 22, of Fenwick backed his car into the Lowell • 897-5934 2, and 6 weeks. Position Kent County Rate $10 a year front of a car driven by Jeffery Smith. 32, of Belding in a Wills, Incorporation, Main, Lowell. •Fully Licensed £» Insured 'DependeWe Day or would start about Mid- parking lot on East Main St. No one was injured. Night Service 'Reeeoneble Retee OUIL, Income Tax Out-of-County Rate $14 a year The Post's very own "D AVE will be providing the # •7 Yrt. Experience Faeteet Service In the Aree April, 1st shift. Please call music and the guest speaker w ill be the most highlv decorated Roger Estes, 31, of Lowell was cited into 63rd District Preparation SPREES -ALSO- 897-6232. Court for Open Alcohol in a Motor Vehicle by Lowell offic- BINGO soldier in WWII. Over 15 Years **** ers. R-Place will be serving a baked chicken dinner. Tickets ROTH CLASSIC CAR CARE Experience Arrested for Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol was Every Saturday Night FREE PUPPIES-Adora- arc SIO each and may be picked up at the Post or by calling •Butl 'Polleh *Hand Weeh •Engine Degreeeing LOWELL MEDICAL 7:00 P.M. OMfff NOW! Theodorus Kazemier, 28, of Lowell on Feb. 22. •Mend Wax •Interior •Exterior •Expert Car Detailing CARE CENTER-is offer- ble balls of fur, 7 weeks 897-5811 after 3 p.m. This event is open to the public LOWELL MOOSE BINGO Arrested for Driving While License Suspended 2nd Of- RICHARD ing a continuing Nurse old. These pups adjust to Ftm Pick Up fr Dellvary 1320 E. Fulton fense was Michael Saboo, 27, of Alto by Lowell officers all elements. 6 to choose SHOWBOAT PAGEANT SET FOR MARCH 24 RIGHT NEXT TO FERRELL GAS -// Early Bird Bingo at 6:00 P.M. AideTraining program. Feb. 21. HEATH from. Call 897-6635. The Lowell Showboat Queen Pageant is scheduled for This is a paid training The Lowell Ledger Involved in a 4 car property damage chain reaction acci- 215 W. Main C16 March 24 at the Lowell Middle School. The Queen will be program. Candidates dent on Main St. near Hudson Feb. 20 were, Daniel Talcott, given bonds and prizes and will represent the Showboat in Lowell, MI successfully complet- 26. of Saranac who struck the rear of a pickup truck driven 105 N. Broadway • Lowell • Ph. 897-9261 by Ivan Blough. 58. of Lowell who struck the rear of a car 897-9480 ing class will be eligible Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. til 5:00 p.m. We've got all your to write the State of SFOR RENTS Grand Rapids entertainment needs BUSINESS Michigan test for Certifi- 538-4242 cation. Full and part- LOWELL I APART- . covered, call us MENTS - is currenty ac- LOWELL LIGHT & S SERVICES S time positions guaran- \ we're the pros. teed upon successful cepting applications for 1 POWER & CABLE TV ALT0/B0WNE DOWNTOWN completion. Apply at & 2 bedroom apartments. Lowell Medical Care Rent starts at $237 and in- PRIVATE PARTIES DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY c/ Center, 350 N. Center St., cludes heat and many ex- WEDDINGS tras. For more information NOTICE NIGHT CLUBS Lite & Lowell, Ml. E.O.E. I) > or application, call Lowell BOARD YEARLY REPORT BAR MITZVAHS C16 FA&S **** I Apartments, 897-7135. MEETING DATES Aug. • Dec. 1989 FAIRS & FESTIVALS f Listen Available SCHOOLS & CLUBS PART-TIME DAYS - Mon- An Equal Housing Oppor- March 12, 1990 September 10,1990 Sound day thru Friday, 3 or 4 tunity. BEGINNING BALANCE 512,534,27 **** April 9,1990 October 8, 1990 hours per day. Holidays REVENUE 524,411,43 Systems I & ii ""-'S- HGuidi lid eP OfficeOtSW ! May 14, 1990 November 12, 1990 off. 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One alter- Manager Dave Pasquale said. sults should be available this ships has been dumped on a Vandenberg. rural areas is an increasingly native was putting the Lowell "Our big concern now is not summer. daily basis at the Tip Top 'The odor last year was not difficult problem. Most of the Township waste through the to do anything to knock the Unless an alternative is Gravel Company, 9741 Ful- as bad as two years ago when rural residential expansion in City s new waste water treat- plant out of compliance. So. found. Timpson said Lowell ton in Ada. we had the hot summer." said the state relies on septic tank- ment plant. before the city gives an an- Township s hands are tied as Complaints about the lack Jeff Cebelak of 1515 Hawth- tile drain fields for wastewa- "The City was approached swer, we want to know the to what it can do. of supervision and the smell orne Hills. "I didn't have it ter disposal. last summer with the idea of impact it may have on the have fallen on contaminated as bad as my neighbor. My The U.S. Environmental processing the waste through plant." To this end, the City wells and irritated nasals. house is situated about 50 feet Protection Agency considers Jessie Vandenberg. of 8526 higher up. My neighbor is in normal retention in septic Fulton, Ada. located directly the valley. " tanks as constituting an below the dump site and in Cebelak said he believes aerobic digestion - retention the natural drainage area said something needs to be done. of septage in tank that is in neighbors in this area of Ada He adds. "However, probably absence of oxygen. Thus, Township arc testing their nothing will be done." fences around land applica- water supply frequently and Vandenberg said she thinks tion sites are not required. have had several instances of part of the the problem is the Act 181 (land application bacteria contamination. She supervision. "I don't think requirements) is designed to adds the cause of the tainted they supervise the waste protect the groundwaters. wells has not been deter- dumping very well." Thelan said the number of mined. "I'm not sure if there That in part, may be due gallons of waste which can is any way of proving if the to Kent County. "Kent be applied per acre is de- root of the problem is the sew- County is A-typical com- signed to allow the soil a age waste dumping." pared to other counties. Most chance to break the waste With the dump site located counties do the supervising water down so that the nut- in Lowell Township, it is easy themselves Kent County docs rients in the waste can be for other townships involved not, thus the responsibility utilized by the plants. to disregard complaints about falls back onto the DNR," According to a DNR re- Students participate in learning activity the sewage dumping. says Kurt Thelan of the Waste port, bacteria or viruses in the Lowell Township Super- Management Division of the waste are not transported visor John Timpson said he is Department of Natural Re- through the soil into the Mathcounts - this is not just a statement of fact but also the name of a program still working on a plan to sources in Lansing. groundwaters. Instead, they from the Society of National Engineers to promote the learning of higher math skills. build a metered dump station He adds that the DNR hired remain in the top few inches Lowell Area Schools has participated in this learning activity since September. Four at the City of Lowells new a contract worker last spring of soil and most die off within local students competed as a team at Grand Valley State University's downtown sewage facility to take care to make sure all the minimum a few months. As an addi- campus and placed 10th out of 21 teams. of Lowell Townships sew- requirements were being met. tional safety factor, the law Pictured from left to right are: Mike Matlosz, Lowell Middle School Principal, age. "I'd be happy to cooper- "The dump site at Tip Top requires 800 feet of isolation presenting a certificate of appreciation to Cat Kilpatrick, (second from the right), who ate in any manner with other Gravel was given satisfactory distance to drinking water placed 5th overall in individual scoring. Also pictured are from left to right: Gerry townships about sewage marks.' Thelan said. "It's bet- wells. Davis, coach, Ben Knudstrup, Bob Berrington, Kilpatrick and Craig Lett, team mem- problems in the area." ter if the County does the As long as the DNR ap- bers. The grievances about the supervision though, since it proves the dumping, the only Radio/hack America's Technology Store " DEALER BIG We Have Everything To Selection Satisfy Your Electronic BIG Needs ... Savings! TANDY® Lowest Price Ever! 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