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Volume 17, Issue 33 Wednesday, June 30,1993

Changes at Honeycreek will impact Lowell's Chapter 1 program By Thad Kraus Lowell Ledger Editor "We depend a lot on fi- nity. "Cift income permits us doing our job; two, Kent Critters says a decision on said. nancial gifts from the to continue to operate," he County Community of Men- what option to use will be A decision to relocate the Exploding needs and community to operate our S9 said. tal Health is doing its job; and made by the end of the sum- students to Pine Rest is not a shrinking resources have million budget," Critter says. Wedgwood provides ser- three, kids and adolescents can mer. reflection on Lowell Schools, united Wedgwood Christian "We can provide services for vices for 200 West Michigan better be served in homes If students are removed the executive director said. Youth and Family Services these children at about 25 kidson any given day. Critters closer to their communities," from the Honeycreek cam- "Just the opposite, Lowell and Honeycreek Christian percent of the cost to put them is proud to point out that there Critter explained. pus, the facility would then Schools have been outstand- in a state or psychiatric hos- are no children or adolescents The two facilities working be open to and for church Homes in order to provide Honeycreek, cont'd., p^. 8 better stewardship of funds. pital." from Kent County in a state as one allows them to operate operations and possibly hous- While it is not yet official, Critter said Wedgwood hospital. more efficiently and enables ing for the elderly. "Those it is a definite possibility that hopes to raise $1 million in "I think that says a couple them to stretch the thinning are just some of the options the 10 residents currently at gift income from the commu- of things: one, that we are dollars. being considered," Critter Concerns the Honeycreek Christian Home facility will be moved raised to the Pine Rest Campus in the Kentwood School Dis- trict, according to Wedgwood about Christian Youth and Family Services' executive director Richard Critter. "The two facilities have a history of working together," Critter said. "Last August by Marc Popiolek Wedgwood was asked to lake Contributing Writer ewer Honeycreek under an in- terim management service." Lowell and Vergennes In December of last year. Township citizens bonded to- Honey creek's foster care pro- gether at a public hearing last gram was transferred to week in an effort to defeat a Wedgwood. On Jan. 17 of re-zoning proposal by Tho- this year, other programs, in- mas Karp. cluding residential, were also Karp asked Lowell transferred. Township's Planning Com- "The two facilities are mission to re-zone approxi- compatible in philosophy, mately 74 acres of land along professional commitment and Cumberland and Foreman as Christian agencies," Critter from Residential one (RI) to said. "This sort of thing is Residential two (R2). happening all over the state. The main difference be- Agencies are having a lough tween RI and R2 is the acre- lime keeping things going." age needed to build a house. Honeycreek is no longer The re-zoning to R2 would providingscrviccs. It just con- reduce the minimum acreage tinues to exist as an entity. needed to build a house on Critter states that it has the site from two acres to been a long time since fund- Horseback Heaven 40,000 square feet. The re- ing by the state has been duction allows Karp to build increased. Depending on the Sun, fun, food, refreshments and horseback riding - one might think it's summer vacation. more units on the site. Cur- range of services needed by Kids lined up for their horseback rides at St. Patrick's Festival on Sunday. In many cases, the rently the plans call for 44 the child facilities get any- tots didn't want to get off their horses when the rides were over. More Festival pictures on page units with public water to be built. where from $ 13 to $ 175 a day 21 of the Lowell Ledger. per child. Concerns, cont'd., pj». 8

The Lowell Summer Clubhouse and Mighty Tykes Pro- Street, on Friday, July ^ at 1 p.m. gram will run as scheduled. Along Main Street For more information, call the Lowell Library at 897-05% or the Kent Countv Library Youth Service Department. 774- LHS CLASS OF 83 REUNION 3253. The Lowell High School Class of'83 is having a 10 year reunion September 18. Watch for your invitation. YMCA OFFERS SUMMER AEROBICS If you have any questions call Patty Reagan-Wade. 8^7- The Lowell YMCA will be offering high and low impact 6147. aerobics on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. at the First United Methodist Church. Come join the fun! LOWELL AREA JAYCEES 4TH OF JULY PARADE For more information call the Y office at 897-S445. This year's Fourth of July parade will be held Saturday, July 3 at 10 a.m. Parade lineup will begin at 9:30 a.m. at the First United Methodist Church. Bicyclists, remember to enter PLAN YOUR SUMMER FUN NOW! CLASS OF 1993 SHIRTS your bike in the parade. The Lowell Area Arts Center has planned a summer Classof 1993, yourshirts have arrived. Call the high school workshop line-up to insure fun for thecntire family. Work- to get more information about pick up. D.D.A. PUBLIC FORUM shops for both adults and children include: basket making, fine There will be a Downtown Development public forum at arts daycamp. woodcarving. watercolor. cubies world and LHS CLASS OF *88 REUNION 102 E. Main Street, July 7,.S.1) from 10a.m. to 5 p.m. Design l more. The Lowell High School classof l )SS five year reunion is Plus will be hosting a public input on proposed downtown For enrollment or further information phone the Arts going to be held August 7 at Fallasburg Park. parking and sidewalk improvements, will be discussed. Center at 8t)7-8545. Everyone should have received an invitation, but if you did The kick-off will be July 7 10 a.m. to 11 and the formal 1 not. please call Nick Tap at K )7-0522. reservations are due bv presentation will be Friday, July at 2 p.m. July 15. HOLIDAY POST OFFICE CLOSING LIBRARY STORY TIME The Post Office will be dosed Monday. Jul\ 5. There w ill YMCA OFFICE HOLIDAY CLOSING The Kent County l ibrary System Lowell branch presents be no mail delivery. The Lowell YMCA office will be closed Monday. July 5 preschool storytime for children ages three through six. The due to the holiday. program will be held at the Lowell Library, 325 West Main Main St., cont'd., pi>. 8

i Thr Lii*dl Lrdetr-VVtdiitMla>. June 30. IW-Pa^se 2 The Lowdl Ledger-Wednesday, Jane 30,1993-Page 3 at her residence Tuesday. June 22.1W She is sun ived b> a Saranac honors its 4th OBITUARIES daughter. Lynne Weyerman of Lowell; a son. Michael of .Lowell Middle School Honor Roll announced Rivkford. her mother, Phyllis quarter Honor Roll Baker of CanmMisburg. a sis- SIXTH GRADE Kennedy, Stacy Klahn. Nathan Reimbold, Alisha pher Wilkins. Kevin Will- Denny Briggs, Jacoba Brown, Julia Johnson, Brian DOYLE-MrvDoruih\ Irene nephews. Mrs. Dosle was a Katherine Akers, Jason Alber, ter. Shirley Wheeler of JUNIORS ALL A S Michael Knudstrup. Reynolds. Sarah Robidoux. iams. Jessica Winsor. Julie Melody Brubaker, Andrea Knudstrup, Erin Kohler, D\>\ le. acc S(). ot Low ell. died de\ oted w ifc and mother w ho 4th QUARTER Soulcs, Nicole Stewart, I on, Cannonsburg. two grandchil- Dara Anchors, Stacy Ander- Kristopher Koomdyk. Eliza- Elizabeth Rooker. Steven Wisner. Bryant, Michelle Burton, Delania Krieg. Nicholas W ednesdax. June 23. 1 ^3 at ION ed all of her extended fam- SEMESTER, 1992-93 Kyle Carigon, Zach Swiger, Shomla Washburn. dren. Jodi and Shannon. A son, Josephine Anstett, Nicole beth Kredbill. Chad Kremer. Rottier. Susan Roudabush. Brian Carstens, Jeffrey Catlin, Kuzmin, Cory Land, Amy the Meiropi>liian Hospital. ily and she enjoved sewing DeYoung Stacy McKinch, Geoff Williams. Greg Will- pnvaie funeral was held Me- Arnett, Andrea Baker, Christi Kroskie. Nicholas Karen Roudabush. Jill EIGHTH GRADE Robert Cindric, Joseph Corey, Larabee, Shannon Laux, Sun i\ inc are her husband of and gardening. Funeral Ser- SENIORS ALL A s Angle Whorley, Diana lams, Melissa Yarrington morials may be made to Kent Jonathan Ballema, Brooke Kuilema, Sandra Lonick, Rozman. Jennifer Schmidt. Kendra Akers, Ryan DonaldCross, Michael Curtis, Bethany Leeman, Nathan 5g > ears. Cedric J. Din le; five vices were held Sunday. June Whorley, Nathan Wight County Hospice or Kent Bennett, Robert Bessey, David Luyk, Maegan Malone, Nathan Schoen, Robert Aksamitowski. Jennifer Jon Dean, Amber Dreyer, Lietzke, Nicole Linkfield, children. Richard J. and 27. IW at the Reyers North Craig Endres, Julie Nelson, As & Bs A s, B s & 1 C County Humane Society Joshua Blanding, Nicholas Jamie Marentette, Cara Shattuck, Candace Alderink, Deanna Anchors. Angela Drost, Matthew Jack Livingston,Melissa Lorraine I Do\le of Grand \ alle\ Chapel, w ith the Rev. Randy Powell. Larissa Jenny Anderson, Tonya Amber Fry, Miranda *) * * * ^Blough, Lynn Boersma, Jo- McQueen, James McQueen, Skiffington. Mahrya Skin- Heidi Anderson, Jessica Dykstra, Amanda Eggerding. Luyk, Lisa Murphy, Eric Rapids. Carl L. and Joan k. Dr. Ed Dohson of Calvary \ anderZee. Becky Welsh Briemayer, Paula Horste, Nash. Joe Rasmus. Danetie "seph Boruta, Melissa Bowen, (rystal Meaney, Amy Meiste, Anstett, Conine Arnett, David Christy Ennis. Diana Fick, Myers, Laurie Noall, Janelle A. Church officiating. For those man kno%*« hi* As & B s Jenny Ida, Stephanie Irving, Ruiz. ner, Melissa Sobie, Tyler Do\!e of Modesto. C Lisa Bristol, Jeff Brubaker, Benjamin Michael. Adam Mano Bezic, Helena JtmLeSarge, Jamie I .ongwell, Arnold, Hope Ayers, Troy Skye Fisher, Nicole Foitin, Niemczyk, Heidi Noskey, Sandra I. and Richard who wish memorials ma\ be true rhararltr until ht- Erin Burgess, Kelly Capen, Southwell, Andrea Smith. Aaron Vroman, Allison Mix. Rick Mockerman. Jeff Ballard, Carolyn Ballema, Thomas Friedrich, Michael Annie Oesch, Erin Patterson, Tortellet of Grand Rapids. made to the Metropolitan ha« run out of isa«. |Hir- Blahova. Laura Bullen. Stacie FRESHMEN ALL A s Josiah Spencer. Sarah Sper. Megan Cindric, Cherie Nethercot, Jennifer Olson. Ginelle Bauman, Mackenzie Gannon, Ericka Gless, Donald Phillips, James Platte, Judith A. and Frederic Jon Hospital Foundation (Cardiac k Ferns. Troy Garland. Jim Wheelock. Jessica Covell. Melanic Sandra Spicer. Timothy Van ««>Kif -lhi|ic «>n Colbum, Dylan Cole, Nick Mindy Onan, Lisa Bennett, Nicholas Berrington. Stephanie Graber, Shari Brett Plattner, Tim Plett, Jen- Walter of Suttons Ba\. Janet Care). Mebnet. Jessy Huvef, Jesse A s, B s & I C Endres, Jimael Lawson, Dawn Laan. Lindsay VanStee. Ih•• installment plan Collins, Kevin Condon, Bra- Osterhaven, Metitia Jason Birman, Brett Bittrick, Grieser, Casey Harper, Jason King. Carmen Koppers. Kristi Conroe, Pete l^iwson, Marshall VanStee. Nicole nifer Postema, Asheley K. and Roger W ittenhach of and raised an adolt*«- Wigfield dley Corbit, Kalie (Nosko) Parmenter, Karl Pendleton. Sergio Leon. Annette Corey Rolfe, Jessica Rutz. Aaron Bloem, Jenny Borg, Haybarker, Scott Hays, Jo- Pullen, Daniel Reed, Eliza- Lutherville. MD: 1" grand- As & Bs Cowen, Stacey Craig, Justin VanderWal. Stacy Wenger. rent. Adam Peters. Carol Phenix. Jennifer Boyd. Aaron seph Hohbach, Carrie beth Reimbold, Teresa Rich. children; great-grandchil- McCarty. David Mmard. Mike Wemet, Brett West, MOORE - Mrs. Gloria Tanesha Abel. Ben Curtis, Trish DeYoung. Sa- Amber Pope. Lisa Posthumus, Brander, Sumer Brenner. Hubbarth, Suzanne Inman, —Merrelene Co\ Scott Nead. (iunter Nuessel. SOPHOMORES ALL A's Christian Wieland. Christo- Honor Roll, cont'd., pg. 6 dren; and several nieces and Moore, aged 63. passed aw ay Bergeron, Rachel Bonga, Jim rah Debiak, Abby Denton, Eric Prins, Adam Ransom. Kim Powers. Brandei Rick Cahoon, Bryar< Cowling. Jennifer DePoiiv ) a AmandaDykstraJuliaEnnis, Sigafoose. Brad Stull. ( ourtnay, Chad Elliott, Nick Carrie Dmgerson, Kendra ~ Brandy Fedewa, Patricia Fick, Caroline Fucker. Kimble, Wade O Boyle, Greiner, Jacob LeSargc. Shannon Finnegan, Kimberly FMB State Savings Bank A s, B s & I C Becky Secse, John Sterzick, Phaedra McElvain, Josic Fish, Robert Ford, Rachael Steve Austin. Chns Barry- Janet Tichelaar. Nilsson, Jessica Randall, Fredline, Janelle Freed, (Rockford Branch) Coulter. Jenny Fewless. As&B's Missy Schneider, Adam Meghan Geer, Andrew Gra- n Aan>n Hamngton.l) J. Lake, Tncia Goff, Samantlia Gra- Swiger, Kim Swiger. Jake ham, Landon Graham, David Litchfield, Jason ham, Jodi Huyser, Mindy VanderZee. Jeff Wesibnxik, Heather Halbeisen, Sam McMvier0 , Garv0 Meyers0 . Jill McCalmont, Derek OLIDAY SAVINGS Eric Wmslow Hauser, Ben Hodges, Kyle Nanmnga. Amy VanV leek. Neumann, Amanda A's, B's & 1 C Hoffman. Janna Hoist, Emily Mark Whorley, Charle "Employee of Palmitier, Kylali Scott, Sara Sarah Visser. Sarah Wil- * Hovinga, Eric Howes, Kendra Yairinston. Seelve, I leather Smilh, Tncia liams. ^ Hurt, Shelly Hyzer, Amy Inman, Jamie Jahnke, An- gela Johnson, Kenna AID Johnston, Erin Koewers, Jes- % the Month" sica Koopman, Laura Lowell Area Arts Council LaHaye. Eric Land. Beth PRICES EFFECTIVE JUNE 28 THRU JULY 4.1993. .(k*. > ' - * i Larabee. Amanda Lesky, £ -VI • LE1SUREWAY Cory London, Elizabeth STYROCUP BEACH Food/Drink PAPER PLATES STYROfOAM CUPS LOAFER "5^ honors LHS art student Lonick. Colleen Mandle, AID 9 INCH 12 OZ. m 2 BONUS CHAIR Joshua Manion, Tanya 80'S PKG.OF28 99 Each \ ear the Low ell Area performed this year on the eryone knows sisters doni go Mapes, Amanda 69 9 9 Mastenbrook, TrishaMcCaul. %, W Arts Council awards the Lowell Showboat as a talent away." POTAn CHIPS ALL FLAVORS Louise Harper Scholarship to search winner. Sturgis has set high goals Melinda Mdver. Annie -dJB&r. 7 McMahon, Amber • OZ.BAQ "2:- jnMl an outstanding fine arts or In her application she ex- for herself. Her ultimate g(>al. m Metternick. Daniel (Childs) crafts (visual or performing) plains her love for music like after her novel and song ru- Nevarez. Kelly ODell, Tanya em Ma en student. This \ ear's w inner is this. My present is filled with ing and singing has been es- :oo - 1v." iJtt-iv Oberlin, Jeffrey Pfaller, am PUBI Tricia Sturgis. a 1^3 gradu- rhvthm and song every day tablished is to start a school Aioi •(•A -IS. . Amanda Phillips, Aaron Inst.mt on ate of Lowell High School. and I have no doubt that mu- for children who have been 12 PK-12 OZ. CANS r Planner. Heather Reddy, An- OR • PK • 20 OZ. mn M She will be attending Olivet sic w ill he mv main focus my classified as "gifted undtr- drea Rickert, Celena Risner. College; Olivet this fall ma- entire life. All my life I have achievers." The LA AC i> Katrina Robinson, Patrick RITE AID ELECTRIC 2-SPEED BANANA BOAT a joring in vocal performance been a performer and I will pleased to award her this ^ Ryan. Amanda Sabados. Wil- RKO, LITE, TABLE FAN ALOE VERA GEL and education. alw ays he a performer. Music scholarship. QKNUINE DRAFT, INSTANT CHARCOAL z > liam Sanborn. Ryan Sauber. UL APPROVED 8.5 OZ. OR Sturgis is the daughter of is like a sister to me. and ev- QBNUINl DRAFT UTI BRIQUETS 6 INCHES Morgan Scheid, Stephanie 24 PK - 12 OZ. CANS ^49 LOTION SPF #8 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sturgis. 'IZ" 8 LBS. 3 OZ. Schulte, Willow Schumaker. of Lowell. 3!Nf-55 Jennifer Sherman, Lisa Sturgis was a pari of the , Prestigious Adrian Shockey. Ainsley Smit, Amy Blue Lake International 24 PK • 12 OZ. CANS Smit, Jaimi Smilh, Amy Snell. H" Choir's European Tour and Beverage item* plus applicable taxes and deposits Joshua Stauffer. Kimberly was voted the most likely to Trustee Scholarship Stuckey, Brienne Taber, succeed with her performing Photo Center NORMA J. STEVENSON Brenda Tarney, Thomas solo. This past year she was bestowed on Lietzke the Lowell High School Con- Thayer. RichardTousley. Erin cert Choir s senior soloist and ^Umlauf, Gerrid Uzarski, The June 1993 FMB Slate Savings Bank "Employee of Anna M Liet/ke has RITE AID COUPON also sang w nh the Grand Rap- of Lowell, and a 1993 gradu- Melanie VandenBrink, ADVIL COLGATE SUAVE SOUD the Month" is Norma Stevenson. Norma has been a bank been awarded a prestigious ate of Lowell High School Steven VanLaan. Daniel IBUPROFEN TOOTHPASTE 1.75 OZ.. ROLL-ON 1.7 02. ids Cantata Choir. Savings OR SUPER STICK I rustee Scholarship at Adrian She is one of only eight Vosovic, Nicole Waldron. TABLETS OR CAPLETS 4.7 OZ. MFQ MML employee for 3 years and works as a vault teller at the Sturgis w as a talent search * REBATE 2.5 OZ. College. 50'S STAND-UP TUBE winner at the Vermontville V incoming freshmen awarded David Walsweer. Bethany & Quality Rockford Branch. When asked about her job at the bank, I aet/ke is the daughter of 1 Maple Svrup Festival and academic scholarships U Weber. Jason Willard, Shelby 99 she replies. "FMB is a great employer and has a lot to llieodore and FJIen Liet/ke cover three-fourths of all tu- Williams, Molly Wisner, As Easy As $1, $2, $3 offer both employees and customers. I enjoy my co- ition charges for their four Kaily Wittenbach. Tasha The Lowell City Directories Are years at Adrian. The award* Yeiter, Katie Yeo, Rachel workers and getting to know our customers. It's great the Save Now Available At are based on die results oi Zalokar, Ben Zeeuw. Corretfol. way the bank gets involved in community activities. It s Adnan College's Scholarship The Lowell Ledger Office for the woman^ interesting to see how the banking business is changing Competition, conducted in ^ SEVENTH GRADE gentle laxative since my first involvement in 1980.' *4.00 A Copy • February and March. Ol the Jeff Altoft, Stephanie Ander- 105 students who competed, son. Michael Befus. Tyler $ 105 N. Broadway, Lowell. award recipients were judged Berrington. Kelly Biener. Lila KODAK EDGE CORRECTOL for excellence in academic Boggs. Amber Bolen. Audra 79 Norma enjoys living in Michigan after living in Florida GOLD PLUS SHAVE GEL PRC^ t I TABLETS achievement, a personal es- Bolthouse. Jennifer Bourcier. 7 OZ. MFucGn HAMMML ^00 30'S for 18 years. She resides with her husband and eight- 35MM FILM W REBATE say and an interview. Cynthia Briggs, Gena Buhler. $ 400 SPEED-24 EXP Ofl 19 year-old son In her spare time she enjoys sewing, crafts 100 SPEEQ-36 EXP YOUR The Lowcil Ledger Lietzke plans a major in Courtney Compeau. Derek 4 FINAL COST 79' & swimming. environmental science or in Crawford. Elizabeth Spanish. Cummings, Jonathan Offer graxl renv thnxigh July 18. 1993 ->). DenHouter. Amber Didion. Congratulations Norma J. Stevenson. June Employee She was the 1993 co-vale- TM Utrmlh^ Kitfak (USPS 45-830) dictorian among the 204 ^ Betsy Eckman. Ryan of the Month graduates at Lowell Hig^ Eisentrager. Sean Ellison. Published weeklv for SlO a year in Kent County. School this year She won Joshua Fremer. Michael Frey. S14 a year outside the county bv the Lowell Ledger Services four regional competition Chad Gallagher. Jessica Publishing , 105 N. Broadway St.. medals m Science Olympiad Garber, Jennifer Gingerich, LOWELL & Lowell, Ml 4^331 and participated for four years Brandon Grove. Jason VIBRANCE MAXIMUM STRENGTH Kt^er K. Bn»w n Thad Kraus MYCELEX-7 O-TIPS m gymnastics, where she was Grover. Lindsay Gustafson. ff/7E AID PHARMACY SHAMPOO OR COTTON SWABS ROCKFORD Publisher Editor CONDmONER CORTAID 29 CREAM ^ 7" team captain and won ihc Aamn (Kropf) Hanson. Mark ACCEPTS MOST MAJOR CREAM OR PRICE 3 45 GM. OR «« • 300S (616) H97-9261 15 OZ. 00 BB Hartley. Jennifer Henrickson. OINTMENT MFC MAN. INSERTS Most Dedicated Gyninast PRESCRIPTION PLANS. -3 State Savings Bank Second Class Postage Paid at Lowell, ML 1%-IOZ. M REBATE-2 " 7*3 |99 Cheryl Herweyer. Curtis Award". She was a member YOUR 29 YOUR Piihlislwd mrv IVcx/m vc/nv FMAL COST I Fe*l COST4 " LOWELL WESTOWN ROCKFORD of the National Honor Soci- % Hines. Beth Hoag. Michael RITE AID ACCEPTS ALL 1425 West Mar Street POSTMASTER: Send addn'ss change to: ** RIStIM Tie nQHT TO IMTT QUAMTtTCS SOMf I TIMS MAY NOT • WWMUH H«U STOWS 414 East Mam Street 66835 3e Lowell, is the daughter of of Comstock Park. He is a days, but many of the exhibits, including all U. S. 50 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - JULY 11,1943 Richard and Vickic Rivett. graduate of East Kentwood July 4: Robin Blattner, Jer- Government exhibits, are closed. Carlton Runciman is reappointed to the state welfare also of Low ell. She graduated High School and Ohio Auto- emy Bobo, Ashley Benjamin, Strawberries are very large and good. The heavy commission for five years by Gov. Harry Kelly. from Lowell High School and Diesel Technical Institute. Marcy Arnold, Czar Turner, rains have helped. Monday, July 5, will be observed as Independence Several injuries due to loose buggy seats falling or IscurrentK attendinn Kendall Bart) Austin, Anne Annslronc Ipriscilla Day, mostly with business-as-usual. tipping have been reported recently. Michigan enacts the Financial Responsibility law, HARDEES/ Lussmycri LEDGER July 5: Junie Hoag, Phyllis Professor Larzeliere says good-bye to Lowell, heads suspending the driver's license of anyone involved in an Is your CD About To Condon, Jamie Lynn ( lore. for the World's Fair, a summer in Quincy and graduate accident who doesn't carry liability insuranca IS BIRTHDAY Dave Burdettc, lorry work at Ann Arbor University next fall. Pressure cookers are rationed, 150 focKent County: Renew? The storm of June brought torrents of rain and E CLUB Metternick, Brian Hurley. 20 they're "war models" with enameled steel bottoms and D Magdalena Ritzema, Randi damage to trees, houses and crops. tin-plated steel tops. Z Call us First! If your name appears below in the Ellis HARDEES/LEDGER BIRTHDAY CLUB COLUMN, 75 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - JUNE 27,1918 July 6: Linda Eickholf, Amy Lowell is to raise $40,000 in this War Savings Stamp s stop in and get your birthday card at the Ledger office. Stencel, Jason Barber, I )aiia drive. C.H. Runciman heads the group of 40 business- 25 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - JUNE 27, 1968 We have some CD alternatives that will pay The card entitles you to a FREE Collins, Mark N. Kit/cma. men who will canvass the town door-to-door Friday. Young contestants will be able to build a Tom Sawyer high interest, offer tax-deferred interest ice cream at Hardee's! Edward Walling, Cathy Iteen, "Major Billy" Wellborn, a woman working for the War raft or whitewash a wall in the local contest: the winner earnings, and guarantee a lifetime retirement Amy Schug, Omia Barber, Ledger Entries Department, is the recognized authority on draft rules will have a trip to Hannibal. MO. Income. Call today for details. Marty DeYoung MARK JOHNSON July 1: Carolyn Hobbs, Kirk Tracy DeVries and regulations, which have grown from a simple few to Dog 'N Suds and Vend-a-Wash (automatic car wash) July 7: Dick Johnson, Helen of 100,75,50 and 25 Years Ago Making your MAM BUREAU 8167 28th St. SE Collins. Nancy Dowling- July 3: Alice Ryder. Kevin large and complicated many. She advises draft boards are the two latest additions to Lowell businesses. future more INSURANCE Grand Rapids, Ml Mathews, Mary 1 )enbraber Whaley, Paul Wilcox, 1 .eann Cialbreath, Bert Baker, Sara and brass. A citizen at the school board meeting comments that 49546 • 940-8181 JoBailey, Vickie Videan, Vir- predictable — July 2: Ryan Lynne RoUi. iteen. Sarah Wingeier, lima The latest serial is "Confessions of a German De- 30 band students have no uniforms and that some of the Joy Gahan, Marilyn Sauber, Richmond. Jamie Capen. ginia Wingeier serter by a Prussian officer who participated in the uniforms are nine years old. However, the board faces ravaging and pillaging of Belgium." a year-end deficit. 100 YEARS AGO IN THE JOURNAL - JUNE 28, 1893 British women in the new Land Army enlist for six or Harold Jefferies. who recently sold the Ledger, is The gates of the World's Fair may be open on Sun- 12 months and work on farms or at timber cutting. running for county supervisor.

AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY is conjunctivitis. The conjunctiva is a thin transparent cover- spontaneously. ing over the eye and the inside of the eyelids. Symptoms of Pink eye is highly contagious, it will often spread from ADA COMMUNITY Give A Gift that y | • With Drs. Paul Gauthler, will remembered all conjunctivitis include redness, itching, increased tearing, and one eye to the other, to other family members and classmates. REFORMED CHURCH CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY CALVARY CHRISTIAN neaim Jim Lang & Joyce deJong discharge. Sometimes the eyelids will feel gritty or the patient Spreading can be controlled by practicing good hygiene - 7227 Thomappie Rive* Dr 676-1032 CHURCH OF LOWELL year long!!! REFORMED CHURCH wash the hands frequently, try not to rub your eyes, wash away Pastor THOMAS J BARTHA Meeting at the Bushnell School may feel as if something is in the eye. Often the eyelids may Morning Worship 10 00 A M OF LOWELL be stuck together with thick mucous upon awakening. Pink any discharge with a disposable facial tissue, don't share wash (700 Elizabeth) REV CARL J REITSMA - 897-9836 Sunday School 11 20 A M eye is usually self limited, lasting 5-10 days. One or both eyes cloths, or towels with other familv members. If you have 1151 West Main Street. Lowell. Ml Evening Worship 6 00 PM Sunday Morning Worship conjunctivitis you should avoid use of contact lenses until the Morning Worship 10:00 A. M may become involved. And Children's Activities 10:00 A M We invite you to make h Sunday School 11 20 A M. infection has completely resolved. this community church Midweek Bible Studies and Youth Groups Evening Worship 6:00 P M Your doctor will usually examine the eves to rule out a your church home "LISTENING AND HELPING" Nursery available at both services more serious condition. Other diseases, which can affect the Your physician will often prescribe antibiotic drops to be WELCOME TO ALL 897-0077 Barrier Free Here's the secret-flive a eye, resulting in similar symptoms, include allergic instilled in the eyes for several days. You should use the drops gift subscription of tl)i5J conjunctivitis, a foreign body imbedded in the conjunctiva, newspaper to your spec a , until the infection completely clears. In small children it may FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ALTON BIBLE CHURCH friends. We provide a color jj and a more serious infection of the cornea and iris. A he helpful to have the child lie supine with the eyes slightly Lincoln Lake Ave at 3 Mile Road FIRST CONGREGATIONAL OF LOWELL CHURCH OF LOWELL ful gift card to meet any / subconjunctual hemorrhage is a condition that occurs when a closed while an adult then placesone or two drops in the corner Sunday School 10 00AM special occasion announ > 2275 West Mam Street (United Church of Christ) PINKEYE small blood vessel ruptures in the white of the eye leading to of the eye - have the child gradually open the eyes prior to Morning Worship 11 00 A M clng you as the giver. Now / Evening Praise .600PM 404 North Hudson • 897-5906 you don't have to wor^ ^ Pink eye is a common infection of the covering of the eye a red discoloration that lasts for I -2 weeks. This condition is moving, allowing the medication to painlessly reach the Sur Worship Services 9 30 AM & 6 00PM Wednesday AWANA 7 00 P M about shopping for a / caused by a virus or bacteria. The medical term for pink eye caused by blunt trauma to the eye and usually resolves infected conjunctiva. Worship and Churcti School 10 00 A M Sunday School 1100AM (Sept • April) to find gift for that special / Prayer and Bible Study 7 30 P M Or Roger LaWarre Pastor person to en|oy. Come by / f D Eleanor Martin Director of Education our office or call today or . 'ayer Meeting Wednesday 7 00 p M REV KENNETH R MCGEE Pastor A great example of this is the announcement last week that Roger MacNaughton Director of Music specific details on this con ^ "MICHIGAN WINS WITH IMPROVED 897 5648 Of 897-4273 JOE GERKIN PASTOR 897 7168 Barrier Free Nursery Provided General Motors is bringing 1,000jobs back to Michigan from YOU ARE WELCOME' venient, exciting gift! c JOB PROVIDER CLIMATE" Mexico. y r%. Governor Engler and the Legislature have cut taxes, not In the last two years, Michigan broke with the business FIRST UNITED METHODIST GOOD SHEPHERD only to provide relief to citizens hut to stimulate investment, ST. MARY'S The as usual" approach to government. We were the only state in CHURCH OF LOWELL LUTHERAN CHURCH MISSIONARY CHURCH savings and economic growth. 10501 Settiewood Ph 897 7185 CATHOUC CHURCH the entire country that cut taxes, increased state aid to educa- 621 E Mam Street 897-5936 10305 Bluewater Highway In l^M. the Legislature cut property tax to residents and OEV^Aft HOUBS Sunday School 9 45 A M 402 N Amity Lowell tion. and wiped out a huge budget deficit by being fiscally Mommg Worship 900AM 6 10 45 AM Morning Worship 10 00 A M Worship Service 1100AM responsible. This has sent a message to job providers that business by more than S4(X) million. Evening Service 6 00 PM In 1^2, the Legislature again wielded the tax-cutting Church School 9 30 to 10 30 A M Sunday School & Adult Bible 9 00 A M MSGNR JAMES MORAN Ledger Michigan has a hospitable job creation climate. Prayer and Praise - Wed 7 30 P M shears by passing two hills that cut $25 million annually REV WILLIAM AMUNDSEN MINISTER JOSEPH FREMER PASTOR 105 N. Broadway, By: Dick Posthumus Unemployment is down and companies are adding pro- Nursery available at both services GLENN H MARKS Senior Pastor, 897 9no MASSES through changes in the Single Business Tax. These public acts 897-0307 duction and hiring back workers who were previously laid off. Barrier - Free Entrance STAN GERlG • Associate Pastor 897 5894 Saturday Mass 5 30 Lowell, Ml ALL ARE WELCOME' Sunday Masses 9 00 & 11 00 A M (Barrier Frppi 897-9261 Commentary, cont'd., p>». 20 Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzr// Tht Lmell Led^r-Wednesday. June 30,1993-Page 6 The Lowell Ledger-Wednesday, June 30, IfW-Page 7

Lowell High School students #Kropf presents post-season baseball honors Lowell Honor Roll Joshua Alhui Andrews. M;ircy VanStee. Carleen Marie James ( annon Inman. Nathan Mendez. Cortney Anne Kyle R. Triplett, Brent Post-season baseball hon- Kinyon, Joe Minier and Andy Sue Anes. James Thomas Teft was named the club the privilege to coach." Kropf average of .318," said Kropf. off season lo make himself a 4th Marking Period Scott Janes. Dawn marie VanStrien, Heidi Marie Morse, Shannon Marie Jonathan VandenBosch. Rnh- ors were distributed among Tichelaar. Jamie Compton MVP. He led the team with a commented. decent ball player." Amble. David Alan Jan sen. David Carl Johnson. Watson. Alisha Suzanne We- this year's 12-15 Lowell base- Morse. Annelle E. Mutschier. en Hale VanderJagt, Rebecca was the lone sophomore to .372 batting average as well Backstrom. Tia Marie Miedema was also recog- The 1993 Coaches Award The Lowell Hustler Seniors All A's Jeffrey Allan Johnson. David ber. Kimblery Suzanne Ashley Elizabeth Olin, Denise Mae VanderLoon. Michael ball players. The Red Arrows receive a letter. as runs scored (24), runs bat- nized as an honorable men- Award went to Andy naniclie M;inc I cllows, Bamclla. Amy Jo Bartlett. Robert Jones. Heidi Marie Weeks. Tara Ann Westrate. was presented to Steve L. Parker, Headier Colleen VanTimmeren. Douglas were fifth place in the O-K Other team contributors ted in (23), total hits (29) and K;ira Lynn Beimers. (Iregory tion player in the O-K White Brown. This award is given lo Tichelaar. This award is pre- Michcllc Lynn 1 eussc, Karla Kaeb. Alison Amy Kelley. Peter Roger Wills. Michael Pelon. ("utter Eric Phillips, Michael Weeks. Brituinic R White Conference. "In retro- were Chris Byrne, Jason doubles (11). He was also an Conference as a pitcher. the player that demonstrates sented to the most determined Mac (icrsi. Melanie Anne K;irl Biggs. Jodi Anna Bishop. Jodi Belli Kennedy. Jennier Fdward Wojciakowski. George James Ponchaud, Weigel. spect, we had a decent year Friesner, Brad Holtz, Paul All-Conference selection in "Chris was the workhorse of leadership, sportsmanship and player who consistently gives Langndge. Anna Marie Heidi Clarice Bliss. Diana Renae Kennan. Jerry Lee Shanda Rynee Yeiter, Angie Jeannine Priess, Amy Belli considering the adversity we Pelon and and Jarred Sper. the O-K White Conference at the pitching staff. He pitched Liei/kc, John Edward Lynn Blough. Laura Kay B or Better Average dedication to the sport 100 percent effort in practice Kinyon 11. ( arolyn Ann Kline. Loy /amarron. Pullen, Aaron (" Richmond. faced.'' Coach Kropf com- Laux and Teft were cap- first base. "A.J. is the best Boymk. Andrew James 74 innings and struck out 81. throughout his career. "Steve and game situations. KouJahush, Hlisabeih L. Steven Alan Kline. Richard Christoplier Raymond Scoles, Cheryl Anderson, Siaccv £ mented. tains of this year's squad. first baseman I've ever had Chris also hit for a batting Iliaicr. Dana Marie Tmdall Breimaycr. Marc Alan Briggs. L. Ashbrook, Jeana M did a lot on hisownduringthe Lee Kosmk. Michael Lee Juniors All A's David Michael Scott, Eric This year's letter winners "Aaron hit .348 and was our Steve Raymond Briggs. Jen- Babcock, Jacqueline E B;, B or Better Average Kropf. Laura Elizabeth Gerald Thomas Bender Sigler, Sean Ray Smith. v include; senior: Steve Brown, best hitter with a man on third nifer lean Brown, ('hnstopher Jennifer LBehrens,Michelic Jessica Miirie Alexander, Jr.. Shannon D. Bennett. Rob- Steven Lee Slepek. Andrew Greg Jannega, Kyle Krebill, base. Aaron also gunned down Patrick Byrne, Molly Ann Kryger. I )enise Michele I ang. Billingsley, Andrea K Heather Nicole Andree, en Joseph Berrington, John Tichelaar, Jaime Lynn Aaron Laux, Chris Miedema 15 opponents attempting to Byrne, Brett Alexander Aaron Matthew 1 .aux. Megan Bishop, Jeremy Scott Boho Vergennes rezones 75 acres to light industrial Katherine Jean Craig, Emily Tmnmino, Tammy Tymes, and A.J. Teft; juniors, Tim steal as a catcher." said coach Carlson. Karla Rebekka Car- Kathleen Leach. Blane An- LMS L. Davis, Tera Marie Lori K VanOtteren, Kevin J Benjamin G. Boggs, Joe ( i Bott, Scott Denton, Brad Kropf. by Marc Popiolek the end of Godfrey to light dustrial use because, "the it responds to the business penter. Rebecca Lynn ('onner. thony Lester. Mitchell Hammond,, Ann Maureen Vezino, Ryan James White. Boymk. David V. Brandi. Contributing Writer industrial. properly doesn't have much needs of our community .M Matthew Jiunes Craig, Jeffrey Mackety. Angela Mane Kilpatrick, Carl James Mooie, He bra Ann Wieland. Maiidy Jamie Mane Brandt, Lindsey The properly, owned by residential value and this According to Cook there Paul Danilowicz, Renea I .ynn MacMillen. Nicholas M ichael Honor Andrea B Richmond, Adrian J Wills, Brandy Lynn Brogger, Dawn L. Burrows. Chairman of the New industry could soon O. E. Bieri Trust Coip., was would improve the property." have been no buyers for the DeRidder. Jason Daniel Maloley. James Preston M Schuster, Micah Ethan Wingeier, Carrie Anne Matthew 1), Carstens, Naomi find its way into Vergennes designated in the township's He went on to stale that properly yet but some inquir- DesJarden. Scott William Manion. Kurt Joseph Roll Skidmore. Wingeier, Jeromie Allen Ruth Cesarz, Nicole Clark. Lowell Township township. master plan for industrial use. "this amount of land is rea- ies have been made. Dewitt. Wendi Nicole Martinez, Christine Marie Bradley Richardson, Lisa Winsor. Laura R Witherell Jamie L. Condon, Cindy Lee Vergennes Township According to Township sonable for industry because Dudeck. Lou Jean Dykstra. McClure. Rachael Renee Rollins, George Rollins III. B or Better Average Cook, Danielle M. Cook. Board approved re-zoning 75 Supervisor Jim Cook the Belen Fernandez. Julie A McGrew. Melissa Rose Residents Association Ryan Roih, Brad Schuster, Donna Abel, Lisa M Sophomore All A's Wendy K. Cowles, Melissa acres of residential property at properly is ideal for light in- Fox. Jemjoy Sue Francis. Middaugh. Tina Lynn Miller. Allchin. Justin Ix^wis Anes. A. Deeb, Jamie L. Denton, Barbara Shalfer, Andrew I)ena Beers, Rebecca A. Rosario Victoria Gatica. Rachel Lee Moore Hayley Elizabeth Lee Arnold, Kelli DesJarden, Karen 1. submits application Smith, Hollie Smith, Lisa Cattanach, Michelle C. Christopher Paul Geisert. Lorraine Murphy, Erin Joy Holidae E. Bauman, Brenda I )ykstra, Nicole L. Eggerding, Sprickler, Shelly Stall, Dykstra. Nathan Livingston. by Marc Popiolek asked to re-zone agricultural Amy JoGerkin, Jason Marcus Nausieda. Andrea I .ynn Nave. Kay Bittrick, Timothy David Roxann Eldersma, Jason A Ritchie & Associates KaUiryn Stouffer. Nate Tase, Anastasia Luyk, Kerry Contributing Writer land to light industrial along I- STUCKEY'S AMOCO Ginsberg. Jason Paul Graber. Rebecca Lynn Niemczyk. Bott, Shan Ann Bourgette, Fetterhoff, Jason Fizer, Ryan Ryan Icelander, Rebecca Catherine Nugent, April 96 and Alden Nash. After the -JOHN STUCKEY- Randall Scott Gieser. Deanna Jennifer Rebecca Oesch. Dawn Marie Brooks, (iraham, Brandon B AutoCare Center Marie Ransom, Dustin James An application for a re- Township Board approved the get use permit for 403 W. Main St, Lowell Fhomas, Hillary Tichelaar, Kay Grillette. Sarah Anne ( atherine Anne Pasquale. Jes- 4NAP/)> Stephanie Lynne Brown. Hamilton, Ross J Hoist, Wo Inttall Oualily NAPA P,irl» Kelly Todd, Ann-Marie VanStee, Sarah Marie count of the June 2 referen- request a 255-signature peti- 897-6143 Hall. Traci Leigh Hamilton. sica Jo Pelon. Dawn Marie Emily M. Bryant. Erin Mane Albert Huver, Monica S iownsend, Sara Triplett, Wieland. dum on re-zoning land for an tion was sent around the town- office building Open 24 Hours • NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Robert Christopher Harasim. Peters. James Joseph Pike, Bryant, Christina Jo Jaarsma, Jennifer Jansma, industrial park was submitted ship asking for (he matter to cocococcoccccocccccccco Amara Truax. Chad I Jzarski, Christopher Pirok. Maryllyn Darcy Ionise Hartley. Dustin Chaterdon, Jeremy J. Clore, B or Better Average Martin Deloss Johnson. by Marc Popiolek The bond will insure dial Angela Ward, Tamara by Ronald Carney chairman be put lo a vote on June 2. Fdward Hawk. Frica Lee Margaret Poll. Tricia Heather Curtis James Coleman, Ronald Howard Michael Vincent Johnson, Contributing Writer a new road and building be ALIGNMENT SPECIAL! Wilcox. Brian Willmarth, of the Lowell Township Resi- The application cost Ro- Hert/er. Melissa Lynn Raab. Veronica Ramirez. Lindsey ErinDenBoer, Keith Ac he son, Courtney Lynn Adam M. King, Jami Lyn constructed in accordance lo $29»s Sarah Wingeier. Sheila dents Association. nald Carney $20 to submit and 2 Wheel Alignment Hohbach. Heidi Cluu'lene Robert Bud Rogers, Marslia Robert Dykstra, Kevin Rob- Arnett. lallie Jo Bassett, Kline, Tracy L. Loughlin, Vergennes Township of- die ordinances set forth for the $ 95 Yeiter The request comes after will end up costing the town- Holmes. Sara I-lice Hoseth. Lynn Roudabush, Carrie en Dykstra, Betsy Renee Melissa 1 .eigh Beute, Marga- township. 4 Wheel Alignment 49 Deanna R MacKenzie, Mel- the re-zoning issue was passed ship anywhere between $600 ficials ;ipproved a request by Michelle Sadler, Jason ret FJizaheth Blanding, ("on Flzinga. Joshua Justin Fuller. issa A. Malone, Joey Mem lis, by Lowell residents by a vote Ritchie and Associates lo "The bond is just a for- Includes caster, camber & toe-in and $800, Good at Stuckey's Amoco with coupon * Exp*res July 31I., 199I 3 ( hiirles Sayen. Sarah Fileen Jennifer Leigh Haan. Levi Jo Boersma. Dawn Mane David William Miller. amend a special exception use mality to insure thai the con- of 815 to 774. "We don't know why a VVVWi Scoles. Karen Lynn Seme. Bolthouse. Nathan Phillip permit fw the construction of James Harper. Sara Mane Julianna M. Morgenthaler, Kent County can't sched- recount was submitted," said struction takes place correctly Abby Kamden Sherman. Sh- Bott. Alejandro Brubaker, a single story office building. LEGAL NOTICES Hecksel. Lisa Maria Hill. June Mane Munroe, Man Jo ule the recount until the state Carol Wells Lowell Township we don't expect any compli- annon Louise Sisson. Jenni- Andrew Lee Craig, Kelly The office building will Iracey A. Hobbs, Jody Sue Mutschler, Ryan O'Dell, Jer- finishes its approval of the Clerk. "We don't see where cations taking place," said OIL & FILTER CHANGE » fer Ann Smith. Sarah Jane I'li/abeth Dykstra. Nathan be 100' x 60' and hold a lunch Hoffman, DanieH..Huizcnga. emy E. ()ppewal, I )ianna M Proposal A vote. this will change anything it Township supervisor Jim Snuller. Aaron Anthony $169S Kristin Leigh liutfilz, Jenni- William Freedlund, Jesse Rice, IX)iKiid Rooker, Katie room, reception area, confer- Cook. Only... NOTICE OF MORTGAGE . and to pay such amount The re-zoning came alter just seems to be more of an Stencel. Tara Lynn Sterly. fer Leigh Idema, Vicki Sue Alan (ileason, Kortney Anne ence and sample rooms, walk- According lo board "FORECLOSURE SALE R. Rooker, I^iune L. Rotli. Grooters Development firm inconvenience for us." Includes up to 5 quarts of oil & fitter. # f with interest, as provided .lainie Doc Stickney. Sean (iowen, 1 lolly Kay (iicgersen, Jacobson, Danielle Marie Michael L. Roudabush. Jason in cooler and freezer and rest member Mark Weber die new Good at Stuckey's Amoco with coupon in said mortgage, and all Michael Strauss, Carrie Ann Johnson, Diana Lynn ( handa L Johnson, Jennifer S. Ruge. Brenda M Schenk. rooms. building will be an asset to die m Expires Juiy 31. 1993 Default has been legal costs, charges, and Symko, Char I a Dawn made in the conditions of Johnson, Jessica M. Jones, L. Johnson, Alison Rose Michelle L. Schmidt. Brad- Ritchie and Associates community and compliments ^CCCOCCCCCOCCCCCCCCCC expenses, including at- Synunes. Robyn I .yn Thomp- a mortgage made by Connie Jean Kelly, Cory Lee Kissinger, Richard Jason ley Schoen. Bradley Sinikins, Lowell's Doyle currently work out of Thomas "the construction and wishes SUPPORT YOUR LOCALLY OWNED torneys fees allowed by son. Melissa Marie Tichelaar. SURE DISTRIBUTORS, Kirkhnde. Kathryn F. Krul. Kline, Benjamin Joseph Daniel N. Spicer. Laura A Ritchie's home on Alden Nash more buildings like diis were law, said mortgage will Heather Lynn Todd. Stacy BILL SERVICE STATION: INC., a Michigan Corpo- April Lynn Leach, Sarah Ann Knudstrup, Collin 1) Korb, Staup, Jeff J Stepek, and an existing warehouse. built in die township." be foreclosed by sale of Ann Tousignaut. Jason Lee ration, Mortgagors, to Matyczyn, Madelen L. ( indy Kay Kosmk. Josefina Stephanie A Storm/aiul, attends 35th annual The company employs II Tune-ups • Transmission Service • Oil Change the mortgaged premises VanderWarf. Stacey Eileen ANETA M. TOWNSEND, Krottova, April Anne Holly Stouffer, ( ynthia ilio- people who work as manufac- Engine Rebuild Service • Brakes/Shocks • Towing at public vendue to the turing sales representatives Mortgagee, dated Janu- LaBine. Richard T. mas, Patricia VanderLinm, C Tire Service • Battenes • Exhaust highest bidder at the East NARFE convention dealing with furniture for the 9/[c(jee ary 24,1986, recorded on Langndge. I.aura Leigh Jennifer Lyn VanderMeer, Door of the Hall of Jus- food service industry. FREE COFFEE WITH GAS PURCHASE February 11,1986 in Liber Lenger, Jell Scott Martinez, Shannon 1). Vos, Beth M tice in Grand Rapids, Jamie Lynn McCaul, Leesha Fhe new facility will al- 2197, Page 803, Kent LEGAL NOTICES Wilcox, Chris C Wilcox, Charles R. Doyle of and National Conventions. Its homestead Michigan on Thursday, Rose Metternick, Adam Dou- low the organization to ex- County Register of Cynthia J. Williams, Andrea Lowell, was one of the 200 four resident National Offic- 'Jkif & 'Jlrtaltfnjt July 22, 1993 at 10:00 glas Middleton. Lesley Ann pand lo the sale of deli meats Deeds. By reason of such K. Willison, Kate Woodheail, state delegates attending the ers, as well as, its ten Re- 2534 Alden Nasb NE, Lowell a.m. local time. The pre- Murphy, Michelle Lee and the addition of five or six (Just North ot Arrowhead Goff Course) default the holder of the Court Judge. Timothy Yaw, Elizabeth M state convention of Ihe Na- gional Vice Presidents com- mises covered by said STATE OF MICHIGAN Murphy. Nicholas Patrick new employees if necessary. Gracious LEGAL NOTICES mortgage elected to de- On the 19th day of March, Zeeuw. tional Association of Retired prise the National Executive !p5€P Accommodations mortgage are situated in CIRCUIT COURT FOR Myers, Kris Lee Nederhoed, The township board did * ^ for Your clare the entire unpaid 1993, an action for di- Freshman All A's Federal Employees which was Board. It is through each of the City of Lowell, THE COUNTY OF KENT Kevin Christopher Nugent. set one stipulation for the Out-Of-Town amount of the debt se- Kyla Cochran, Paul M. held at the Holiday Inn in Big these elected officials that County of Kent, State of 333 Monroe N. W. vorce was filed by the company that includes a Guest Melissa K. OTiell, Elizabeth Rapids, June 3-6. mandates of the membership cured by said mortgage Michigan, and are de- Grand Rapids, above named Plaintiff Estes, Christopher R. PHONE STATE OF MICHIGAN On the 8th day of April, Jean Pasquale, Paul A. Pelon. are carried out. $3,500 performance bond for due and payable forth- scribed as follows: against you, the above Goggins, Matthew C. Inman. NARFE is a strong mem- >M 897-8142." CIRCUIT COURT FOR 1993, an action for di- Michigan 49503 Doyle is a member of the the construction of a new road. with. Aneta M. Townsend named Defendant, in the Brian Jacob Phillips, Marty Denise M. Koekkoek, Emily ber oriented organization. Its THE COUNTY OF KENT vorce was filed by the died on December 16, James Phillips, Shelly K Por- Articles of Incorporation and Grand Rapids NARFE Chap- Lot 3, Except the ORDER FOR PUBLICA- Circuit Court for the Kuilema, Matt Veron File No. 93-77994-DO above named Plaintiff 1991 and the holder of ter. Krista 1 .eigh Posthumus, Bylaws, as well as, its legisla- ter#234 and is currently serv- West 22 feet thereof, and TION AND TO APPEAR County of Kent. Langridge, Matthew T Mix, Judge Robert A. Benson against you, the above the mortgage is Nancy C. Amanda S. Reedy. Eric Aus- tive agendas are set by mem- ing as its Legislative Chair- the West 20 feet of Lot 2, AND ANSWER IT IS HEREBY ORDERED Stephanie B. Newell. ORDER FOR named Defendant, in the 0 Neal, Personal Repre- tin Reimbold, Shane Steven bership action in both State man. Block 1, Richard and File No. 93-77827-DM that you, the Defendant, Michelle L. Osterhaven, Me- PUBLICATION AND TO Circuit Court for the sentative of the Estate of Wickham's Plat, City of whose last known ad- Risner. Karyn Mane Rogers, lissa Kay Peterson, Elena APPEAR AND ANSWER County of Kent. Aneta M. Townsend, de- Michael Joseph Rottier, Lowell, Kent County, TAMARA R. VILLEGAS, dress was c/o Yolanda Richmond, Thomas ceased. Kent County Pro- Kathleen C Rozman, Mel- ITIS HEREBY ORDERED Michigan Plaintiff, Villegas, 1692 W.Monroe, Roudabush, Joseph M Sen/. MARTIN D. ROBINSON, bate Court File No. 91- St. Louis, Michigan 48880 issa I,ee Shindorf. Amanda Scott P. Smith, Nick J. Staal. OIL CHANGE Plaintiff that you, the Defendant, 153, 199 IE. Nicole Smit, Jarred Joseph Pursuant to the Pub- vs. shall answer or take such I amara S. Stauffer, Cara L. whose last known ad- At the date of this no- Sper. Matthew {i Sump, 1 .ea lic Acts of 1971, as JOHNNY VILLEGAS, other action as may be Ilialer, Joel Uzarski, Emily vs. dress was 3801 Milan, tice there is claimed to be Michele Sterly. Scott Allen amended, the redemp- JR., permitted by law on or Anne VanStrien, Jennifer SHERRI A. ROBINSON, Wyoming, Ml 49509, shall due for principal and in- Cars I Light Trucks tion period will be six (6) before the 10th day of Swanson, Christina Kay Lynne Wilkins, Heather J Defendant answerortake such other terest and advances on Defendant months from the date of September, 1993. riialer. Brian H.Thomas. Young. Grease (lube), oil filter, including parts & oil action as may be permit- said mortgage the sum of PEBBLE BEACH the foreclosure sale, as FAILURE to comply with Mary L. Benedict ted by law on or before SEVENTEEN THOUSAND LEGAL AID OF determined under Sec- the Order shall result in a EXCLUDES FOREIGN & DIESEL CARS (P45285) the 8th day of July, 1993. ONE HUNDRED FORTY WESTERN MICHIGAN APARTMENTS tion 3240 of said Act, By: Leslie C. Curry Judgment by default Attorney for Plaintiff SEVEN DOLLARS and Next To The New Stoney Lake Park Cash or Check Only Failure to comply with being MSA 27A.3240. (P-31222) against you, the Defen- fflopor 644 Whites Bridge Road TWENTY FIVE CENTS CHnvMCff cor»no»Ario\ this Order shall result In dant, for relief as set forth VERGENNES Tranquil setting • Two Bedrooms Belding, Ml 48809 ($17,147.25). No suit or Attorney for Plaintiff CIMJ PArM\ Dated: June 18. 1993 in the Complaint filed Appliances, air conditioners Dishwashers (616) 897-6020 a Judgment by default proceedings at law have 430 Federal Square Bldg. against you. Garage Port Included Blinds on all Windows against you, the Defen- been instituted to recover Grand Rapids, Ml 49503 RHOADES, At a session of said dant, for relief as set forth this debt secured by said (616) 774-0672 TOWNSHIP Security Entrance On Site Manager MCKEE, BOER MICHAEL R. Court held in Grand in the Complaint filed mortgage or any part 24 Hour Maintenance Low Security Deposit GOORICH & T1TTA Rapids, Kent County, against you. thereof. At a session of said SMOLENSK! By: Robert J. Dugan Court held in the Hall of Circuit Court Judge Michigan, on NOTICE Call Penny Armstrong for an ROBERT A. BENSON Notice is hereby (PI 3002) Justice, Grand Rapids, June 3,1993. nrnvsiKH Circuit Court Judge given that by virtue of 161 Ottawa N.W., Michigan on Examined, The Historical District Commission will Appointment 897-6880 the power of sale con- Suite 600 June 16, 1993 Countersigned meet on July 8, 1993 at 7:30 p.m. in the HOURS: Monday - Friday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm PRESENT: The tained in said mortgage Grand Rapids, Ml 49503 and Entered; Vergennes Township Hall. Vlymoulfi Honorable /Robert Examined, Counter- PRESENT: The Honor- Saturday & Sunday by Appointment anvwiKwtt (616) 235-3500 DONNA SANFORD •*t MM It A. Benson, Circuit signed and biuSfed: and the statute in such able MICHAEL R. OodqeTtmhs Deputy Clerk Jean Hoffman Court Judge, EALRY M, LYONS case made and provided. SMOLENSK!, Circuit 1112 Bowes Road , Lowell, Mi Clerk Deputy Clerk The Lonell Ledger-Wednesday, June 30,1993-Page 8 The Lowell Ledger-Wednesday. June 30,1993-Page 9 Those who have to re-register, must have proof and source NEW HOURS FOR VISITING FALLASBURG of income. SCHOOLHOUSE MUSEUM EMERGENCY ALERT SYSTEM CHECK Working pump in the front yard, old fashioned school MAIN CONT The Lowell Police Department will be testing the Lowell desks with old fashioned schoolbooks in them, a model of Cable T.V. Emergency Alert System, and Ihe tornado warn- Fallasburg Pioneer Village as it was in the nineteenth centurs plus Ihe cowhide coat, wooden washing machines, the stove The Lowell Ledger's ing siren, the first Friday of each month at 12 noon through October. with isinglass windows and much more, are some of iht LHS CLASS OF 1933 60 YEAR REUNION things you'll see at Ihe the Fallasburg Schoolhouse Museum The Lowell High School class of 1933 will have a 60 year reunion on August 14. Classes of 1932 and 1934 are espe- cially invited lo attend. Other 1930 classes are welcome. Call or write Dora Jane Cook. 676-0777, 12160 Ver- Concerns, continued... gennes Road. Lowell. Ml 49331 or Orison Weaver. 676-2550, P.O. Box 134 Ada. Ml 49301. "We're asking for the re- and would the site turn into said Hopkins. the Karp property remain zoning because we want to another Eastgate. Maryann Courier Koza zoned RI because it was des- LOWELL COMMUNITY ED HAS AMUSEMENT utilize Ihe land as best as we Sewer and water problems wants an assurance from Ihe ignated R1 in the land use PARK TICKETS AVAILABLE can," said Jim Jansema, the at Eastgate, which sits next to planning commission that the plan in 1987. Once again, as a community service. Lowell Community attorney representing Karp. same sewer and water prob- According lo Philips in Ed is selling amusement park tickets at discount prices. They Ihe proposed site, was the main However, Lowell resi- lems that occurred in Eastgate have tickets to Cedar Point, Sea World, Pleasure Island, Great concern on every citizens Ihe past, the commission has will not occur in this site. America and Geauga Lake. dents saw the re-zoning re- mind. held true lo Ihe zoning re- LISTING quest as a way for Karp to "We want some kind of Until July 1. call the Community Ed office at 897-8434; Mark Hopkins, 10790 quirements in the land use plan assurance that tests will be during July call 897-8415. make more money without Foreman Dr., submitted a pe- because it was designed to regard to the landor.surround- tition with 62 signatures, rep- done lo determine if the land benefit the township in ihc MAGAZINE ing residents. will cause Ihe same problems future. OFF THE BLOTTER resenting 44 households and The plans presented to the 165 acres of land surrounding Eastgate faces, before Ihc Planning Commission planning commission took a commission makes a decision Elizabeth Arnold. 17, of Ada, was involved in a property the proposed site, asking the chairman Roland Lubbingc Features Complete beating from the 35 residents on Ihe re-zoning request," said damage accident, June 22, when she failed to stop in time and commission to deny Ihe re- stressed that no decision will who showed up at the public Courter Koza Listings off Lowell struck the rear of a vehicle driven by Cortney Murray, 17, of zoning request. be made on the request until hearing. Although the commission Alto, on S. Hudson near Ottawa. "There is nobody sur- the next commission meeting Cable TV Channels Among Ihe complaints can't make a decision now, Taken to the Kent County Jail on Charges of driving while rounding the property that on July 12. voiced by the citizens were On A Daily Basis. license suspended and fleeing and eluding police officers was wants to see the re-zoning re- planning commission mem- the cult i ng of area woods, traf- ber Bonnie Philips, revealed Michael Gilliason, 21, of Grand Ledge. quest go through, we all enjoy fic in and out of the complex some information that slates Ralph Kuiper, II, 17, was involved in a property damage the area just Ihe way it is," VanderSys • Complete & accident June 24 when the pickup truck he was driving was Easy To Use struck from behind by a car driven by a 16 year old driver on Main near Broadway. 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Beverly Todd 1989. 10:30 0 NHRA Today (Stereo) ffl MOVIE; The Spmt of St. Louis (CO Split Tonight (Stereo) (CC) (D® Tale Spin Charles Lindbergh becomes the 5:35 0 Captain Planet and the (Stereo) (CC) ffl dD Renegade 0 ® Cheers (CC) 0 National Geographic 4:30 ffl Reliable Sources CD Long Ago ft Far Away first man to ffy solo across the Planeteers (CC) 0® 0O MacNeil/Lehrer Eiplorer (CO 1:000 Going Our Way (Stereo) ffl Dragnet NewsHour (CO (Stereo) (CC) Atlantic James Stewart. Patricia 5:40 CD MOVIE; The Yearling The ffl Hollywood: The Selznick O® Airwolf ffl d) Home Shopping 0 ID COPS (CO ffl Pnnce Valiant (Stereo) (CC) Smith 1957 trials ol Florida farm life are eased 0 ® 0 ffl Paid Program Years ffl MOVIE: Strays A married ffl Newsmaker Sunday (CC) ffl'E ffld) Maior League after a boy adopts a lawn as his pet Bicycle Racing Cactus Cup ill 4:35 0 I Love Lucy CD Rugrats ffl Kenny Rogers: Working couple learns the basement ol their Baseball Rangers at Tigers (L) Gregory Peck Jane Wyman (T) 4:40 0 [HBO] MOVIE: The Pnnce of CB (D ffl (£ Face the Nation Amenca new country home is populated by ffldD Charlie West's Outdoor 1946 Patty Duke Tides (Stereo) (CC) hundreds of deadly stray cats CD Pet Connection Gazette ffl Koiak (CC) ffl News/Week in Review Timothy Busfieid. Kathleen Qumlan 10:35 CD MOVIE: The Longest Yard A 2 00 o MTV'S Top 200 Ever (Cont.) ffl CNN Headline News 1991 (Stereo) (CC) former football player imprisoned EVENING O NASCAR Racing Havolme 250 ffl Lucy Show ffl The Walton s on minor charges is assigned to ffl Designing Women (Stereo) from Milwaukee (L) (Stereo) ffld)ffld) MOVIE : Mrs. Lam- tram a group of convicts for a game 6:00 O Remodeling and Decorating MONDAY (CO Ot® MOVIE: Dead on the bert Remembers Love' CBS agamst the prison guards Burt Money An actress involves herself Today (Stereo) J ffl SportsCenter Sunday Movie A 9-year-old or- Reynolds. Eddie Albert 1974 in revenge and murder when she O @ Roseanne (Stereo) (CC) ffl Moneyline Od) 0Q) ffld) ® ^ phan and his elderly grandmother 10:40 ffl Cole Outdoor Magazine ^ marries her lover s cousin Corbm who s losing control ol her mental 11:00 ffl MOVIE: The Take A detective ffl Looney Tunes Bernsen John Glover 1990. ffld) News July 5 11:000 MTV's Top 200 Ever faculties, flee authorities who want released from prison comes home ffl In Search Of... 0® MOVIE: The Mae West O® Star Trek; Deep Space < O Inside Winston Cup Racing to separate them Walter Matthau. 1 W3 TV Oaia Technologies L P Fl Woitfi to a much-changed world and many CD Press Row Story Mae West, building her Nine (Stereo) Ellen Burstyn 1991. (Stereo) (CO TX painful readiustments. including his ffld) ffl® Wheel of Fortune career on sex. struggles to fmd 0 ® Wood Radio-Smith Indus- relationship with his devoted wile ffl ® Real Estate Preview ffl Wings of Eagles (CO fulfillment with the one man she tries Fireworks Gala (Stereo) Ray Sharkey. Lisa Hartman. 1989 0® Chip 'n' Dale's Rescue ffl dD Raal Stones of the High- truly loves Ann Jillian. James (CC) 9:300 MTV Sports MORNING (Stereo) (CC) way Patrol Rangers (CC) O Fishing With Roland Martin Brolm 1982 © O Ghostwriter (Stereo) (CC) 11:300 [MAX] MOVIE: Only You ffl Europe's Green Islands ffl JS Nature (Stereo) (CC) (D (S Nature (Stereo) (CC) ffl Tall Tales and Legends The Santee-Cooper Reservoir CDO Newton's Apple (Stereo) 5:009 Sports LateNight (Stereo) 7:30 O Comikaze ffl » Health Quarterly (CO (Stereo) (Stereo) (CC) 0 (HBO] MOVIE: Near Mrs. ffl MOVIE; Personals A |Ournalist O® O® Herman's Head 6:00 0 [MAX] MOVIE: Quest for the O ® Golden Girls (CC) ffl dD To Be Announced 0 [MAX] MOVIE: Beauty and stumbles onto the trail ol a psycho (Stereo) (CC) Mighty Sword Od) Inside Edition (CO [HBO] MOVIE: For Richer, for the Beast tic killer who selects her victims ffl Dick Van Dyke AFTERNOON 0® Murphy Brown (Stereo) (Stereo) (CC) 7:00ffl MOVIE: Jonny's Golden (CC) CD Tall Tales and Legends through personal ads Jennifer 9:45 0 [HBO] MOVIE: The Golden Quest Jonny and his lather travel to ffl American Baby (Stereo) (Stereo) 0 Neill Stephanie Zimbahst 1989 12:300 [HBO] MOVIE: The Naked ffl dD Current Affair (CC) Child (Stereo) Peru to stop a scientist who has Gun 2 1/2: The Smell ol Fear ffl The Jeffersons (CO 3) Lifestyles of the Rich ft ffl MOVIE: Sweet Poison A (Stereo) (CO 10:000 Unplugged developed a device that could (Stereo) (CC) ffl Maior League Baseball White Famous murderer escapes from prison and ffl Big Brother Jake (Stereo) O The Bassmasters The 25th endanger the world s monetary ffl MOVIE: Bataan American Sox at Blue Jays (L) ffl Sports Reporters kidnaps a married couple, and as (CO anniversary tournament, system. (Animated) 1993 (Stereo) troops evacuating a Pacific island ffl Crossfire ffl Sports Today r 'hey travel across the country, the ffl MOVIE; Smokey and the (CC) Bandit 3 Sheriff BufordT Justice is o 08 8D

Notices in The Ledger's 8:30 p.m.. during the school EVERY MONTH: Lowell THURSDAYS - Take Off are welcome. Columbus for the benefit of 1893 1993 "Conning Events" are free year, in the Scout Cabin, at youth football meetings at Pounds Sensibly Tops Ml. the Youth Program. of charge to any non-profit the end of North Washing- 7 p.m. at the Lowell High No. 333. Saranac, meets WOMEN OFTHE MOOSE: organization in the Lowell, ton Street. Enjoy activities School. Everyone wel- every Thursday evening at Business meeting is held SUN., JULY 4: We have Ada, Alto, and Saranac like hiking and camping and come. the Saranac Public Library. the third Monday of each seen America and we love area. We prefer such no- leam skills that can last a Weigh-ins at 6:45 p.m. month, at 8 p.m. her. Come and "stick a pin" tices to be kept brief and to lifetime. For more informa- EVERY TUES.: Support at the points of interest be submitted by mail, but tion call 897-8829. One. 7:30 p.m. at Saranac FIRST AND THIRD LOWELL AREA ARTS you've visited in America will accept notices by phone Community Church. THURSDAY: The Alto Li- COUNCILS49S. Hudson and take home a gift. 11 at 897-9261. SECOND MONDAY OF ons Club meets at Dari's at St. Hours: Monday thai Fri- am. worship hour, Lowell EACH MONTH: The WEDNESDAY: Rollaway 7 p,m. day, 1 to 5 p.m.; Satur- Wesleyan Church. N. immm. I '*• '•-p nthkr mn.. SECOND MONDAY Bowne Township Histori- Ltd. Senior Bowling, 1 p.m. Hudson. lih# mr .ca Mwmu. ^•/c.a .w. I , rumv •lnriiu« n new j*'* r in a days and Sundays, 1:30 to 50) Wmnr. D. *ncki*|. Dr. Rirkrrt, I ^It- r —. BlrtMar iufprt** * V nVrk.^Stone. 'Wil ^ VlV I'rirt , nv.l"h* f . ,i,i , cv EACH MONTH: The South cal Society will hold its 55 and over. EVERY SECOND -lmn KAU | T 1 4:30 p.m. Closed holidays. II'^'stenr^V.TI * IW. urlr»ic* O O Til gohxIACT r and Mrx Md^een j"» ' wlion•v - - A. S1 . Wliili l u * :IIMI II Alto Elementary School Linfield E.. Alto. The meet- Show & Tell night. *•- ••illaj^- *'• " I""' "''O,..,,!' " , -a-i|.| 0| Rangers for the boys at 7 at 3:30 p.m. at the VFW LOWELL LIBRARY Mr ^ !r.«n'l Itajn.-. YEAR \ mmm Th«lutfd*n DMth 9t cafeteria. Cl> W IdMlt. ing is at 7:30 p.m. p.m. Sonshine Adventure Post, 307 W. Main Street. HOURS: Open Mon. 10:30 Schneider Manor (Ann £ C ' O • . v- M FAIUNU Ot TM UTIMUl W, «Vio Team for ti ie girls for kids I .ell. Booth, sponsor). Bring one C 10 1 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Wed., AT Cttumm. ' ^l'r»V' l/mdl' . V.uf il»fir aliaJua* SECOND MONDAY OF FOURTH MONDAY OF kindergarten and up. Christ 12:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. and or two antiques to exhibit tract'lthe l»M. fnrnw«i. II.n A M. railwar, are r.,. Mi Ikumei:,Sm*. and price Mrs, th«rmanInjured K*nn«a. y I* itkt fix huailmi ^ ^ | . . rrgn-i EACH MONTH : The Lowell EACH MONTH: American Ambassadors forthe youth 2ND THURSDAY EACH and tell about. Visitors wel- Umber Kr«w» ||>r .Ur wiicn|u3 tber y( ( eitcn«k-r lM vrrl bcl|.inj; Fri. & Sat., 12:30 to 5:30 • - hII* piitJunt; m- .. | liamb, awl h«l|' ' Uwr.i i I OTHER MAUm Of IMTEMT livn. Ntmrlhlng like six Area Schools Board of Edu- Legion Clark-Ellis Post 152 (7 thru 12 grades) Chris- MONTH: All Lowell area p.m. come. - "U iU e U Hom b,T ...... THAI* •IIIIOT. Tb-harr W'ttH I Michigak h* n 'Klecthe* cv..,^- tiiounuMi lit* fruMorpm limbtn l.vor growm •uirn on. ,. Haad th. cation meets at 7;30 p.m. Our oflbrt \* to furnMi llicmbc^ COW t r ||||r at Lowell VFW Hall. 307 E. tian Clubs to help our senior citizens are cordially "WyJ* hav. alrrady bm, MirtmL Ilia i.( wll.K ou iu fc., Youn « foforr . that an occasional buyer may 1 "'h oouceii*! thai no lo-alitv in Nithi- gnM.mU. TMMUr, June •.'7ib. "3;!. in the Board of Education Main St. at 8 p.m. children grow through the invited to attend the Lowell ALTO LIBRARY HOURS: SAT., AUG 14: LHS Class ln l " will furniah Iwttccanr Uli e tinihe.ar ihorc Kir#t it tut, lle' u binlt nwh* : office located in the Middle CEO WINECAR. pany hare S. ITia^ar 3: l>r K I). Mc means of achievement pro- Community Education Open Tues. 12-8 p.m.; of 1933 60 year reunion. w«rk f«r iIk* Hur W»aS» • School. 12675 Foreman j ihe MVcti-fnot i» \V ^ w *'\.»f .J ..^c •h**. Mc EVERY 1ST & 3RD TUES- grams. special activities, lunch and leam at 12 p.m., Thurs. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Classes of '32 & 34 are V. Mhui j are «z|MTiftl I \)f North Sitic Sim?t. a. Road, DAY: Lowell Lions Club crafts, and basic moral at Lowell High School. The Sat. 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Phone invited. Call or write Dora I th* .lam will ckH» vV>- V.. tea Mc meets at 6:30 p.m. at Look leaming. For more info, call cost of lunch for 1992-93 868-6038. Jane Cook, 676-0777. \u. v: ^ EVERY MONDAY Memorial Fire Station. Christian Life Center. 3050 school year is $2.20. Call 12160 Vergennes Road. R.HAltnWAll B. BGK EM 1*0!«.*»_ ( .aUr in th EVENING: Euchre will be South Hudson. Lowell, Alden Nash S.E., 897-1100 Marge at 897-8434to make JULY: The Keenagers will Lowell, Ml 49331 or Orison Aourr runan tudk cauuBAtaCreamero y Supplies.|low»u ^ played at the V.F.W. Post your reservation and leam not meet in the month of Weaver 676-2550, P.O. ,d /if 8303 at 7:30 p.m. Admis- EVERY 1 ST & 3RD TUES- 2ND WEDNESDAY: Men's about the program to be Box 134 Ada, Ml 49301. July. s 0 sion is $1, prizes, Public DAY - V.F.W. Post 8303 breakfast at Lowell Senior presented. Ct? W' \U"^" .. welcome. meets at the V.F.W. Center. 314 S. Hudson St. THURS., JULY 1: Ver- AUG. 28 - SEPT. 3: 2nd Clubroom, 307 E. Main St.. Call 897-5949 for reserva- SATURDAYS - Take Off gennes Co-operative Club Annual Senior Citizen's MONDAYS: Overeaters Lowell at 8:00 p.m. tions. Pounds Sensibly Tops #M I annual summer picnic and Spectacular Holiday 7 2se Anonymous New meeting. 1493 meets every Sat. at auction at Kropf s Cottage, days/6 nights. Myrtle 7:30 p.m. at Good Shep- TUESDAYS - Take Off FIRST WEDNESDAY 9:00 a.m. in the Congrega- Murray Lake 12 noon. Bring Beach. Carolina Opry. The 0 herd Lutheran Church, Pounds Sensibly Tops #M EACH MONTH: tional Church basement in articles for auction (your Dixie Jubilee & Charleston. Sc *nsh 10305 Bluewater Hwy., 1372 meets every Tuesday Alzheimers Support Group Lowell. Comer of Spring junk may be someone Tour cost, $549. Deposit of tut Lowell. Call 361-5463. evening at the Lowell Con- meets at 6:30 p.m. at and Hudson Sts. weigh-ins else's treasure), your own $25 due at registration. Call 'nh Come join us! gregational Church Cumberland Retirement from 8:30 a.m. to 8:50 a.m. table service, a dish to pass, Mary Condon. 897-7092. basement. Corner of Spring Village Phone 897-4810 beverage to be furnished. *ssion do sely THIRD MONDAY OF and Hudson Sts. Weigh- for information. EVERY SAT. - Lowell In- Bring afriend and lets have SAT., SEPT. 11: South *nd re EACH MONTH: Golden ins at 5:45 p.m. dependent Amateur Radio a great auction. This is the High School Class of 1948 C. SMITH «id e ^ 3 Ages meet 6 p.m. at Hale Operators sponsor an in- only money maker for the reunion at Holiday Inn B. Will Give You nts House (Senior Neighbors, EVERY SECOND & EVERY FIRST WEDNES- formation net on Frequency year. Crowne Plaza, 5700 28th •' MAKKS VUU A SL IT C 314 S. Hudson). Potluck. FOURTH TUES.:Qua-Ke- DAY: Lowell AreaJaycees 147.420 Simplex - Lowell St. S.E., Grand Rapids. inirriul .. u»«nlspa ymi l ten -riiK.>vcirda nunibrrol an Icmpkiycc'n Ulr Dcccmheros _ ....f IW2accouM. a .divrrpam Lowell Su|KrinlriHirna was nolKcl' Fril— -/ EmH s«»" '' nl Suprnnlrndcnl Oary Kemp In«-- "rds All are welcome. Zik Sportsmen's Club - meet at 7 p.m. at the Lowell Showboat Network. SUN., JULY 4: Start your Contact person. Donna Every Garment (J audiitnmlrmig Finnl audi. H-i of 'payrol l f— ^Vee : —"'fx Hrl. ""'dl "TUy r in rr meets at 8 p.m. at the Club City Hall. New members 4th of July celebration with Veneklasen. 1661 Acacia AND BEST Sr ht N- lyr" 'y ru'' W*r EVERY MON.: Boy Scout building at 1400 Foreman UI.'" ' ' tilnJ'" "I Ptv, ni welcomed. Membership SATURDAYS & SUN- an "all-you-can-eat" break- Dr. N.W., Grand Rapids, ^1 *,11 Troop 102, for boys 11 and Road, Lowell. 21-39 years of age. Lead- DAYS: New hours at the fast at St. Patrick, Pamell Ml 49504. (616) 453-4642. rrr Ud *v inr ' Kuiat.. "<>r\ "'Plrii 1nrH . ^V J, 'lil\'irn r. <*r up, or completing the 5th ership training through Fallasburg Schoolhouse School cafeteria on 5 Mile di t- - **1*.. . ianuary thai a nuinbrr ol ..n-tfu- id lurlhrr imrMigalion 'Thai santr day iht- grade, will meet from 7 to SECOND TUES. OF community involvement. Museum, 2-6 p.m. "Across and Pamell Rd. Serving OCT. 5, 6 & 7: Mackinaw ,..unl which VK>lalrnavrd dcirmunr v . boo.mikl diMmt dadnunivlraior lha..il ihrrpolicuclaikr ywcu ands fiuiMipalH>a.-andt-»nsibl a dMgnil Malcl kl«» hav aiwi ihe" - c Ehee qurMioncm nH lnx•••' said• pa Simx rolr thalmine i - s wa\ n Esch added lhai while mlrrnal Island Senior Citizen Get- ^P payntcnirrcuulanlicsl and. ihc rrvull' s or •' the Covered Bridge from pancakes, sausage, ham, tv • Fallasburg Park." eggs as you like them, toast Together at the Grand DOCTORS CHIROPRACTIC orange juice, milk and cof- Hotel. To make your reser- pavi mumu lo Umk lt»r olbct EVERY THIRD SUN.: The fee from 8 a.m. to 12:30 vations send your name, mvriimc paxc .wa s prmrsxed for address and $25 deposit to lardofP-' released ,,• Rat River Snowmobile Club p.m. Cost: $3.50; children .. K-asi-F d ihe employee rrspon- LOW BACK PAIN? un- dm-ilinn.FEducaiionisi-onimuincioc* - o meets at the clubhouse at, 5yrs.toll yrs..$2.50;un- Mary Crawford Condon. "fkt^Orj ""HV, 18841 Potters Rd. Just east der 5 yrs., free. Maximum 13297 3 Mile Rd, Lowell, force behin^ d, Easuorart y a We Have Helped Thousands! of Montcalm Ave. at 1 p.m. cost per family $12. Spon- Ml 49331 or call 897-7092. Fhe Ea* ^ ml Area <*•" New members and guests sored by the Knights of Total package cost. $325. Rivcffnmrcdcvelopmcni aredevckipmcnai o f Uidireclioc Easi anln d cooperativfacilmc-oere pi>vsibles .eh vus e•.• proo l U"'vkI Hc'e hmm .Kids-/ . dexck»pmcniron^ ti pla-• ' n Call... 897*4999 Today! LOWELL SENIOR NEIGHBORS CALENDAR SAT., OCT., 16: Christmas ITkyv- ell"ICS tT J ^ o/ / ^ J area — puns focdcvclopmcm 897-5949 "Under the Pines Bazaar" Fucvday evening: (lai' "" . .rtiu Uiwcl^ l Sxc Iiikhy 4osf .Low „suc ...hh- i ittelptac-mdfc 1'asqu.ikrcdevclopnuMi as opfH»rtuim- e \i wil•*- l lake he FowrrevieweU '* d ai a .uKworksluil p focvr •' 11827 E. Fulton, Lowell Dr. Paul Tuthill at Vergennes United Meth- .-»,uons plan s aspaxx/recrcauos paikm; facililtco - s and oo— Ik: librarPa^uaky hemr saki- . wiUiiU Weekly Activities odist Church, (corner of ***** the FowelK'n....iiy Halj (Iol n l'),.mh») alp dtreciionfivihcafvaihm'Ihepu^Hisk is to proviiJee a. sensl -rtcnowcle oil I l puKhasapproac.%c. eUtcnextsicpwil ho llK*sl proper" ' l belte Bailey & Pamell). from 10 SchooDicl kan Korbd Cianmunn. Dtrecioy Serr o-f Citsaidy Manage' Fhe immxaimir Daw Pasquak: lorce* Uuelibrare yu "llieLuu - i a moiivaung MON.: 8 a.m. Walkers. THURS.: 9:30 a.m ovicesf ctvnmunu. iteFmey uss ihe e plan as a behind ihc plan is Jcicnm" a.m. to 4 p.m. Lunch, cookie way lo rcsiore compalibihiy mc a sue lor STATE OF MICHIGAN Bingo. 1 p.m. Euchre. HisWiU pb"i vishm' i and Uio*-' '*"1 t, walk and drawing for a hand hi rillr CIRCUIT COURT FOR TUES.: 8 a.m. Walkers. knit afghan. FRI.: 8 a.m. Walkers. lo. '• "II THE COUNTY OF KENT LEGAL NOTICES Mir-. 333 Monroe N.W. WED.: 12:45 p.m. Shop- ping assistance. Grand Rapids, Pfishner >*.f Michigan 49503 (616) 774-0672 dress was 917 Temple Special Events ORDER FOR PUBLICA- S.E., Grand Rapids, Ml TION AND TO APPEAR FRI., JULY2: 11:45 a.m. FRI., JULY 9: Golden re-elected At a session of said 49507 shall answer or HELP US CELEBRATE picnic. McGee Home- Games video. 12:45 p.m. AND ANSWER Court held in the Hall of take such other action as stead. No lunch served at Justice, Grand Rapids, may be permitted by law Governor LASHIRL M. DISON, center. WED., JULY 14: Advisory Michigan on on or before the 13th day By Thad Kraus OUR CENTENNIAL! Plaintiff, Council meeting, 9:30 a.m. June 4, 1993 of August, 1993. Lowell Ledger Editor File No. 93-78135-DM FAILURE to comply with MON., JULY 5: Center PRESENT: The Honor- closed. TUES., JULY 20: Picnic. Subscribe today and save 100 pennies! the Order shall result in a Lowell Moose Lodge #809 vs. able GEORGE S. BUTH, Ada Park. 11:45 a.m. No Judgement by default re-elecied Charles Pfishner as Circuit Court Judge. TUES., JULY 6: Shop- lunch served at Center. SHELBY DISON, against you, the Defen- ils Governor Defendant On the 23rd day of April, ping at Walmart. 12:45 $1 Off A Regular Subscription dant, for relief as set forth Pfishner slated that his 1993, and action for di- p.m. FRI., JULY 23: Seminar In the Complaint filed goal for the upcoming year is LEGAL AID OF vorce was filed by the on arthritis. 12:45 p.m. against you. increasing the involvement Phone: 897-9261 WESTERN MICHIGAN above named Plaintiff WED., JULY 7: Men's of the Lodge in community against you, the above traveling breakfast, 7:45 By: T.J. Hartman GEORGE S. BUTH WED., JULY 28: activities. named Defendant, In the am Women's traveling break- (P-32161) Circuit Court Judge I welcome any sugges- Circuit Court for the fast, 7:45 a.m. Attorney for Plaintiff tions people may have and WED., JULY 7: Blood 430 Federal County of Kent Examined, Counter- hope they will join us in trying signed and Entered: pressure, 10- 11:30a.m. Make noon meal reserva- Square Building ITIS HEREBY ORDERED lo make Lowell a more enjoy- Grand Rapids, Michigan that you, the Defendant, RUTH THOMET tions three working days , in advance. able place to live,' Pfishner 49503 whose last known ad- Deputy Clerk said.

50- The Lowell Ledger-Wednesday, June 30,1993-Paj?e 20 The Lowell Ledger-Wednesday, June 30,1993-Page 21 that she is an omitted spouse. As an omitted spouse, she would DEAR JONATHAN: I am interested in making a offer on a be entitled to receive the same share of your father's estate she home that is for sale in a favorite neighborhood of mine. would have received if he had died intestate (without making However, the listing realtor told me that the current owners of Record crowd visits St. Pat's Festival over a will), which is approximately one-half of the estate. This the home are leasing the property and they have given their would be true unless it appears from the will that the omission tenants a first right of refusal to purchase the property. What was intentional, which would be unlikely since the will was does this mean and how does it impact any offer I might make executed prior to your father's marriage to his wife. This on the property? the weekend; Brechting wins convertible JONATHAN SAYS: A first right of refusal prohibits the With would also be true unless your father provided for his wife by transfers outside of the will and he intended those transfers to owners of the property from selling the property without first Jonathan J. David be in lieu of any disposition under the will. giving the holders of the first right of refusal the right to Even if your father's wife did not qualify as an omitted spouse purchase the property upon the same terms and conditions for or did not pursue her right to be deemed an omitted spouse, she which the owners propose lo sell the property. In other words, DEAR JOS A THAN: Aller my mother died, my I a! her made would have the right to elect between certain property inter- if you were to make an acceptable offer on the property, then oui a new will leaving hiseslale lo me and my sister in equal ests in his estate. She would have a right to elect one of the the owners of the property would have to give the tenants of shares. About a year later, my father remarried. Last month my following: the property the right to purchase the property from them latherdiedofa heart attack. Although he never made out a new (a) To abide by the terms of your father's will. She obviously under the same terms and conditions as your offer. will after he remarried, my sister and I were prepared to would not make this election since she was left out of your If you decide lo go forward and make an offeron the property, concede part of his estate to his w ife. However, at a meeting father's will. then you must understand that instead of being the actual with the estate's attorney, we found out that virtually all of my (h)To take half of the share that would have passed to her had purchaser of the property, you might just be acting as the father's assets were retitled into both his name and his wife's your father died without a will, reduced by half of the value of catalyst for the sale of the property from the owner to the name. As a result, there is no estate to probate and the will w ill all property derived from your fatherby any other means other current tenets. not be given effect. Although his estate w asnot huge (approxi- than testate (died leaving a will) or intestate succession upon LEGAL TIP: Living trusts (sometimes knov/n as loving mately $2()().()0()). my sister and I were counting on our his death. trusts) arc being heavily promoted today in both books and inheritance and we believe we are entitled to it. This is (c) To take her dower right which is her right to use during her seminars. Unfortunately, some of these seminars arc nothing especially true since he was only married to his current wife lifetime one-third of all land owned by your father and her more than marketing tools lo sell living trusts at a premium. for six months. Is there anything we can do? husband during their marriage. Although living trusts can be very useful estate planning JOS A THASSA YS: No. Assetsthat are jointly titled between Further, your father's wife might have other statutory rights documents for many people, they are not appropriate for * husband and w ife automatically pass to the surviving spouse such as a homestead allowance of $10,000, the right to receive everyone. If you attend any of these seminars, do not purchase and do not have to be probated. As a result, your father's w ill certain property with a value of up to $3,500 and the right to or agree to purchase a living trust at that time. Instead, you w ill have no impact on the disposition of those assets. live in your father's home for up to one year. should have the trust document reviewed by an attorney. Even il your lather had not placed his wife's name as a joint Therefore, as you can see, even if your father had not jointly Belter yet, have an attorney prepare the trust on your behalf tenant on all of his assets, she. as a surv iving spouse, would titled all of his assets in both his and his wife's name, she would only after you have determined with the attorney that a trust is have certain rights in his estate regardless of what his will have certain rights against his estate that she could enforce in your best interests given your assets and overall estate states. First of all, she w ould probably have Ihe right to claim regardless of what his will stated. planning objectives. M Commentary, continued lowered ihe overall cost of business in this state and poised State Legislators to hear Lowell concerns Tabatha Moore, 2-1/2 years old, Grand Rapids, is all Michigan with tremendous recruiting tools to bring new jobs Catch a duck, win a prize decked out for a day with the animals. to Michigan. The 60.000 small start up companies will be exempt from the red tape of filing for the SBT and allowed to by Marc Popiolek sitions, concerns and needs to information, growth manage- Wells went on lo say ihe Penny pitching for prizes. grow. Contributing Writer legislators. ment and impact fees. Head- conference "allows us to bel- i 4 Just two weeks ago the Senate repealed the inheritance How do you make your Board member Carol la mandates, recycling and ter understand the background lax because it unfairly chips away at the nest eggs many legislators understand critical Wieland is tentatively sched- several federal issues facing on issues that will either ben- families vvant to pass on to their children. township issues? uled to attend the conference local townships. efit or hurt this township." We are just beginning to see the results of our efforts but The Michigan Township August 5 and 6 at Sugar Loaf "We've sent a representa- Fhe cost lo attend die wc still have a ways to go to make Michigan a better state for Association is offering a forum Resort. tive to this conference every conference is $90 per person job creation. Now, we need to look lo the future. Along with that will allow a member of Among the topics to be year because il is a good which includes materials, ad- ihc lax cutting measures already enacted, we are working to ihe Lowell Township Board discussed are voter registra- leaming tool for us," said mittance to all sessions, and lower the costs to business through reducing unemployment lo present this township's po- tion, stale lax and assessors Township Clerk Carol Wells. other luncheons and activities. insurance costs. And our efforts are paying off. Job growth in Michigan is almost three times the national average, with 117,1)(10 jobs being created this year. The Legislature will Marine Pfc. Douglas I. through die Air Force ROTC continue to look tor wa\s to cut government waste, improve Duffin.of Alto, recently com- program. our competiti\eness and enhance the economic condition of IN THE SERVICE pleted recruit trainingand was She is the daughter of our state. promoted to his present rank. Dennis K. and Denise J During the training cycle VanderMark of Lowell. with Headquarters and Ser- Hie lieutenant is a 19X9 1993 LITTLE LEAGUE RESULTS Marine 2nd Ll. Benjamin summers at shore stations and vice Battalion, Marine Corps graduate of Lowell High P. Richmond, son of Jcrrold at sea aboard ships of the fleet. Recruit Depot. San Diego, re- School. BOYS MAJOR LEAGUE R. and Diane M. Richmond Emphasis is placed on mili- cruits are taught the basics of of Lowell, recently graduated tary leadership and physical battlefield survival, intro- Team W L Pet. GB from the United Slates Naval fitness. duced to typical military daily Academy. Annapolis, MD, He is a IW1) graduate of AREA ITM Corp. 9 3 - routine and personal and pro- Ferrellgas 8 4 1 and was commissioned to his Lowell Senior High School. fessional standards. Fairchild's 7 5 2 present rank in the United All recruits participate in BIRTHS Frank Brechting, Comstock Park, was the lucky winner of the Cutlass Supreme Hiding from Mom, Dad and the sun. StatesNavy. Attwood 6 6 3 Coast Guard Petty Officer an active physical condition- Convertible raffled off by St. Patrick's church. 4 Al the Naval Academy, Root-Lowell Corp. 5 7 1st Class Ricky J. Barrett, son ing program and gain profi- John and Christine % Richmond experienced four Central States Grinding 1 11 8 of Richard D. Barrett of ciency in a variety of military 1 lofstra of Lowell are pleased years of intensive academic, Saranac. recently completed skills including first aid. rifle lo announce the birth of dieir RESULTS physical and professional the Maritime Search Planning marksmanship and close-or- daughter. Analyse Christine Tuesday, June 15,1993 training, culminating with a Course. der drill. Teamwork and self- She was bom on Monday, Attwood 17 • Fairchilds 7 bachelor of science degree During the Three-week discipline are emphasized June 14, 1993 al 11:10 p.m., ITM Corp 20 • Central States Grinding 4 with a major in Oceanogra- course which is taught at the throughout the cycle. weighing X lbs. 12 oz. and Ferrelgas 16 • Root-Lowell Corp. 12 phy. National Search and Rescue The 1^2 graduate of For- measuring 201/2 inches long. The Academy ranked as School at the Coast Guard est Hills Central High School Welcoming her home Thursday,June 17, 1993 one of the top institutions in Reserve Training Center. of Ada, joined the Marine were proud sister I ,auren, 3 1/ ITM Corp 14 • Fairchilds 6 the country, offers a broad l Yorklown. VA. students learn Corps in January. l W3. Pfc. 2, Aunt Annie, Grand par- Root-Lowell Corp. 17 • Attwood 6 curriculum of engineering, coastal and deep sea search Duffin is the son of Wallace ents, Gene and Linda Ferrellgas 19 • Central States Grinding 6 sc ic nee and hu man it ies to pre- planning techniques for ob- Band M.Jeanine Duffin. also Michaels of Cirand Rapids and pare the midshipman for a jects such as survivors in life of Alto. Harry and Shirlee Hofstra of GIRLS MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS military career. In all. some rafts, overdue vessels and per- Holt. Great grandparents are IS majors arc offered. Mili- sons in ihe water. The ll)74 Ralph and Alice Pratt of Ce- Monday, June 14, 1993 tary preparation, a fundamen- Jennifer L. VanderMark graduate of Ionia High School dar Springs and Bill and Vanderbilt Electnc 12 • J &S Enterprises 12 tal element of the Academy's has earned a bachelor's de- joined the Coast (iuard in Jul v. Myrtle Troy of Belmont. educational program, is con- 1974. gree at the University of Wednesday, June 16, 1993 ducted throughout the aca- Michigan and was commis- Bill and Monica Burn arc Vanderbilt Electnc .24 • Alto Lions 21 demic vear and durinu the sioned second lieutenant pleased to announce the ar- rival of theirson. Noah James, Monday. June 21, 1993 born June 2.1993. He weighed Vanderbilt Electric 17 • Bernard's 10 5 lbs. 1 oz. and was IS inches long. Tie of Game 6-2-93, played 6--21-93 MUSIC MASTER Welcoming Noah home Vanderbilt Electric 22 • Bernard's 19 is his big brother William. ' Your Radio Shack Dealer" Oma. Trudy Yeiter of Lowell, Date Unknown WE NOW CARRY .. and Grandpa and Grandma Bernard s True Value 16 • Lowell Moose 9 Cassettes • CD's Frank and Shirley Burtt ot Sparta. BOYS MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS & Electrical Needs ORBIT .» i rf TK MACA2IN( o TH( N(W miViSiON **« Breanna Bowen, a one year old from Rockford, spends A 1936 Farmall F-20 owned by Walter Wittenbach With her eyes focused on Ihe wheel of fiTtune. this RESULTS HOURS; Monday thru FYklay 9-8. Saturday 9-5. Closed Sunday HypocriHy-prpjudirr a few minutes with her friend the goat at the St. Patrick's fortune seeker waits... McDonald's 21 • Metric Manufacturing 1 209 E. MAIN STREET, LOWELL • PHONE 897-6040 with a halo. Festival on Sunday. —AmbroM* Bierre

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Shick recognized as Ferris' top court & freelance reporter searchin high am Jill Marie Shick of Lowell verse array of technical and pus in Big Rapids through the was recently honored as the professional programs. Colleges of Arts and Sci- i OW! CLASSIFIED lop court and free-lance re- Ferris is dedicated to ences, Allied Health Sci- porting graduate al Ferris meeting the technology and ences, Business, Education, Stale University. She re- workforce demands of busi- Optometry, Pharmacy and in ceived her award from Paul ness, education, industry and Technology. Included are Help Wanted Jastrzembski, assistant com- health care by giving gradu- associate's and bachelor's de- Wanted puter information systems ates a competitive edge grees, three master's and doc- professor, at the office ad- through applied research and torates in optometry and phar- GENERAL LABOR - Im- PRODUCE practical, hands-on educa- ministration program annual macy. Some programs are mediate openings available tion. taught at off-campus sites in WANTED - Honda CT-70, spring banquet. BUSINESS in Assembly and Hand Ferris Stale provides edu- Willi an enrollment of Dowagiac, Flint, Traverse Mini-Trail bike. Must be in Sanding for 1 st & 2nd shift. FRESH SHELLED PEAS cation to make ils graduates more than 12,000 students, City and Grand Rapids' Ap- good running condition. BUSINESS OT. available. Alto area. Picked fresh daily. Call 616- r Ferris offers 120 academic- plied Technology Center. Phone Roger at 897-9261 immediately employable in Please call Scot at 868- 754-8580 for availability. their chosen fields in a di- programs at its600-acre cam- SERVICES days, or 897-5381 eve- nings. 6122 extension 224. Bea- Peterson Farms, 2 1/2 CEMENT WORK - of all con Services. miles N. of Greenville on kinds. City sidewalks. Also M-91. WANTED - 'eS-VO AMC Byrne one of 36 finalist DAVIS blacktop drives 897-0346. Rally Wheels for AMX. Call ELECTRIC 616-642-9411 days or642- 6626 nights and weekends. fthMM Quality • Service Personals for entrepreneur award ' Ask for John. SATELLITE TV - 100 mnWl Dependability plus channels, 0 down, Thirty-six finalists for & Young, Inc. Magazine and vice, Financial Services, RESIDENTIAL S35 per month. $1,640 COLLEGE MONEY - We Michigan's 1993 Entrepre- Merrill Lynch, and locally by Manufacturing, Wholesale/ COMMERCIAL installed. Skytech, 538- can help you find scholar- neur of the Year® awards sponsors Comerica Bank, Retail, Health Care, Women- 7730 or 538-0381. FOR SALE - 1973 12x60 have been selected from over Grain's Detroit Business, Owned and Socially Respon- LIGHT INDUSTRIAL Winsor mobile home, very ships regardless of grades, 115 nominations, it was an- Dickinson, Wright, Moon, sible. Award recipients in the good condition, $6,000 or family income. Money nounced today by John Baab, Van Dusen & Freeman, Michigan program will be Ph. 676-9574 For Rent cash or possible L.C. (616) back guarantee. For free Jill Marie Shick receives her award from Paul Jastrzembski, assistant professor, at Managing Partner in the ONE THOUGHTLESS Michigan Bell Small announced at an awards ban- 897-5727, Lowell, or (517) info write to: Ashley Asso- Ferris State University. Grand Rapids office of Ernst Business Markets and quet on June 22,1993 at The ACT - deprives everyone ciates, Dept. D, 738 Main ITS TIME TO PLAN-next 484-6150. & Young. WOOD Radio, has been es- Ritz Carlton in Dearborn. and makes the world we Street. #382, Waltham, MA Among the thirty-six fi- tablished to honor business Michigan award winners will year'sflower garden! Call of Lowell; Peter J. Armstrong, share a less beautiful 02154. nalists was Norman Byrne, people who are successful go on to compete in the Na- the Flower Lady, 616-642- Rebecca R. Bull, Stephen K. place. Don't Eat the Dai- GOVERNMENTHOMES of Lowell, President of Tar- entrepreneurs and those sup- tional Entrepreneur of the 9533. HANGARS FOR RENT - COLLEGE NEWS Clark, Rebecca Hoople, Brett sies! The Flower Lady, from $1 (U Repair). Delin- get Components, Inc. in porters who actively encour- Year program. National win- PLEASE!!! - Remove your M. Knoop, Peggy A. Lubke, 616-642-9533. Lowell Airport, one t-han- quent tax property. Repos- Rockford. age entreprcneurship. ners will be announced in the old Yard Sale signs!!!! Nicholas R. Ruckman, Laura gar; one48x80 utility han- sessions. Your area (1) 805 The awards program, Awards will be given in M. Trowbridge, Monica C. December 1993 issue of Inc. CASH! gar with bi-fold door, 962-8000 Ext. GH-1520for sponsored nationally by Ernst the following categories: Ser- Magazine. Grand Valley State Uni- mum of 12 credits included: Vanderwulp, Jon C. water, restroom, 16x20 current repo list. versity wishes to acknowl- For single family, Deborah V. Adams, Rachel Washburn, Linda R. Weesies, The U.S. launched office, heat & air condi- edge the achievemenfs of rrmlti-famiiy and L. Cattanach, Kevin C. Janet Wenger, of Ada; Jane its first weather satel- tioning. Contact David IMMEDIATE POSSES- those individuals who were Copeland, Michelle K. Fran- E. Johnson, of Alto and Patti lite, Tiros 1, on April 1, handyman specials. Pasquale, Lowell City SION - Key Heights 1979 placed on the Dean's list for cisco, Tiffany M. Freeman, L. Cooreman and Gretchen 1960. All areas Hall, 897-8457, Mon. - Fri. Shult. We're moving due to the winter semester. Matthew A. Kinnucan, L. Ward, of Saranac. considered. Written 8-5. job relocation, considering Individuals who main- Charles P. Knudstrup. Jen- IN offer in 48 hours. BINGO offers. Call 897-0432. tained a 3.5 grade point aver- nifer L. Murphy, David A. Hypocri»y-prejudice with a halo. SUMMER Every Friday Night 2 WEEKSFREE RENT age while enrolled in a mini- MEMORIAM Settle, Jennifer L. Wieland, —Ambrone Bierce Marshall Redder, 7:00 P.M. on newer 1 & 2 bedroom TIRES FOR SALE - Good Remax, 457-3245. Lowell apartments. Rents Lowell VFW Hall Year Eagle GT's, 235/70/ C44tfn discounted with good East Main St., Lowell 15. Choice $15 each. 897- IN MEMORY OF-Edward CIEARANCE! credit, move now, pay Early Bird Bingo at 6592. Lowry, who passed away later. 897-0099 or 897- TORO GARDEN TRACTOR MODEL 312-H one year ago, June 30. Lowcll Area Readers Since 1893 6:30 P.M. 1143. Jim Cook, Jr. PUBLIC INVITED BRAND NEW - Interna- There is a place in all our at AUCTIONEER tional 32 ft., 5th wheel travel hearts that is set aside for 9.9% apr All Types of Sales trailer. 14 ft. slide room, Find Rate... you; self contained, central air, NOTHING DOWN (616) 897-8872 With memories that will last roll out awning, sleeps 6, 60 MONTHS TO PW BINGO forever as we love and washer & dryer, dinette, Every Saturday Night remember you. $11 gas/electric hot water Wife, Margie, PROMOTE YOUR BUSI- 4:00 P.M. 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