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25C The Lowell Volume 14, Issue 44 Serving Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 Wednesday, September 12, 1990 Along Main Street George and Dolores Dey honored for their 3 3-year commitment to Lowell

•J JHjE When asked what it was ^/vs5 about Lowell that makes them smile? George and Do- lores "Dode" Dey responded "It's home. It's family." QUILT TICKETS ON SALE NOW! The response was some- what ironic, for it was the Raffle tickets for the 1990 Fallasburg Fall Festival quilt couple's family type con- are now on sale at the Lowell Area Arts Center (Mon. - Fri. tribution to the community of 1 to 5 p.m., Sat/Sun., 1:30 to4:30p.m.. Cousins Hallmark Lowell over the past 33 years Shop. Flat River Antique Mall or from any Arts Council that helped earn them the members. Fifth Annual Chamber of This year's "Quilt Sampler" was designed and created by Commerce Person of the Dolores Dey and is in shades of ivory, rose, mint and black. Year" award. The quilt is currently on view at the Flat River Antique "This award is given to the Mall. You could be the lucky winner for just one dollar. person(s) who have helped the growth and development ALTO ELEMENTARY BOOK FAIR - SEPT. 27 of the community to become a better place. It's for those Alto Elementary School Book Fair will be held Thursday. who give to the community Sept. 27 at the school from 7 to 8:30 in the evening. whether through business, Sale of books proceeds will be used for the media center. service clubs or volun- Your help will be appreciated. teerism," said the initial reci- pient of the award, Chris MIDDLE SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE RESCHEDULED VanAntwerp. "No matter what it was, George and De- The Seventh and Eighth grade Parent Open House for the lores Dey have always said Middle School has been rescheduled for Monday, Sept. 17, 'yes' to the Lowell communi- ty" beginning at 7 p.m. and should be concluded by 8:15 p.m. M Hope to see you there! Deys are charter members of various Lowell organiza- George and Dolores Dey became the fifth recipients of the Lowell Area Chamber "ROYALTY" ASKED TO RETURN tions, and last Thursday of Commerce "Person of the Year" award. They were honored for their committment night, they became charter to the community of Lowell over the past 33 years. All former Lowell High School Homecoming Kings and membert of an elite list of active and leading role in the Individually their list of Quilt Committee for the past Queens are invited to return on Oct. 5 for an afternoon winners - Chris VanAntwerp, community since their arri- credits are as remarkable. seven years and worked on assembly, the pre-game parade and the 1990 Homecoming King Doyle, Ivan Blough, val. George has been a Lowell three of them before that half-time activities of the football game with Zeeiand. Orval McKay and now, In 1975, they were respon- School Bus driver for 27 time. If you are a former king or queen or could pass the word George and Dolores Dey. sible for the organization of years. He has been a member The Deys also expressed along to one, it would be appreciated. For more information George Dey said, after the Lowell's first Fourth of July of the Lowell Lion's Club for how important it is that the call Barb Pierce or Marsha LaHaye at 897-4125. presentation made by Van- Celebration at Richard's 34 years, 20 years as a secret- school bond issue pass. "A Antwerp, he was surprised QUILT WORKSHOPS OFFERED Park. In 1981, they organized ary and he spent two years as quality school system is what and wasn^t sure what to say. the Fourth of July sesquicen- a Deputy District Governor has brought new people into After a moment's thought The Lowell Arts Center is again offering quilt workshops tennial celebration in Lowell. for two years. Dey is also an the school area. It is also what though he quipped to the 140- with instructor Dolores Dey. These workshops are for begin- The Deys were charter active member of the Lowell resells homes," George Dey plus business dignitaries, ning and intermediate quilters and will run for six weekly members of the Lowell Area Knights of Columbus. said. "Good schools make for "Ho! Ho! Ho!" For the past sessions. Arts Council in 1979. They Dode has been a Camp Fire good selling points for 30 years Dey has been Santa You may select Wednesday afternoons 1:30 top 4:30 p.m. also began their involvement leader; volunteered her time homes." Claus for community events or Thursday evenings 7 to 10 p.m. Enrollment in each work- with the Lowell Chamber of to help set up the St. Mary's Both George and Dolores sometimes for children of shop is limited to eight quilters Commerce in 1966. Library; She has been the said they are proud to live in parents who sat on his knee Fee for this LAAC workshop is $30 for members and $38 Dolores has co-produced voice behind the phone at the the Lowell community and when they were children. for non-members. Call the Art Center 897-8545 to enroll. and starred in many of the Lowell Area Chamber of are appreciative of the award The Deys came to Lowell Classes begin the week of Oct. 1. Lowell Area Arts council Commerce, she has been the bestowed upon them by the in 1966 and have played an winter plays, as has George. chairman of the Fallasburg community. BOOK FAIR AT MIDDLE SCHOOL There will be a book fair at the Lowell Middle School 66 artists selected for Fall Festival from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on Sept. 12, 13 and 14. The artist selection com- YMCA SOCCER SIGNUP NOW! mittee of the 22nd Annual Fallasburg Fall Festival has There is still room for anyone interested in playing YMCA sorted through 150 applican- soccer this fall. tions and has invited 66 art- Little Kickers (kindergarteners and first graders), grades ists and craftsmen to sell their 1-3, 4-6 and 7-8 still have openings. Please sign up this work at the yearly event to week be held in Fallasburg Park Sept. 29 and 30. ACADEMIC BOOSTERS MEET SEPT. 12 Artist Chairman Chris Van- Antwerp says he is very The next meeting of the Academic Boosters Club will be pleased with this year's selec- held Sept, 12 at 7 p.m. at the home of Jim DeWeerd, 3180 tion. "We have some old fa- Emberwood Drive. vorites whom everyone would miss if they weren't in- ATTENTION! LOWELL SCHOOLS RESIDENTS cluded, but we have some very exciting new booths The Citizens Steering Committee cordially invites you to which we think will be very attend the "Community Informational Question/Answer popular. The committee R Greenville artist Pam Hemmes' pottery has been popular with Fallasburg Fall Forum" scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 20 at 7 p.m., at the Festival visitors for many years. Middle School. Main street, cont'd., pg. 10 Festival, cont'd., pg. 2 1 he Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. September 12, 1990 - Page 2 Obituaries The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, September 12. 1990 - Page 3 Linda Moon School of Dance twirls into Lowell THOMAS - Mr William J. Kentwood, Janet (Forrest) Thomas, of Saranac, a Vete- Brcimayerof Belding, Phillip and Affiliated Artists be- ran of WWII, passed away (Kathy) Wosinski of Ada. lieves dance instructors September 4, 1990. Surviv- Kenneth Wosinski of Grand should be licensed. "Unfortu- ing are his sister. Leona (Les- Rapids, Donald Wosinski of nately, many dance studios Get one ter) Jannereth; and many Lowell; brother, Walter Will, are owned by housewives nieces and nephews. Funeral iams of North Carolina; sis- who've studied for a couple Services were conducted ters, Viola Gray, Phyllis Van- of years, and that shows." Thursday at the Arsulowicz derPaane, Louise Pant, all of She says a person must West Funeral Home. Inter- Grand Rapids, Margaret know dance to teach it. "The ment Ft. Custer Cemetery. Quillan of Rockford; 12 way a person gets to know grandchildren, three great- dance is by studying it. Al- WOSINSKI - Earl P grandchildren; and several though, just because you've Wosinski» Sr., aged 73, of nieces and nephews. Mass of studied dance it does not Pamell. died Wednesday, Au- Christian Burial was offered mean you will be a good

gust 29t 1990. He is survived Saturday, Sept. 1 at St. Pat- teacher or administrator.' by his wife, Florence; his rick s Church, Pamell, Rev. Moon believes a good children, Margaret (David) Fr. Wayne B. Wheeler Jr., dance teacher has a good eye Myers of Lowell, Joseph Celebrant. Interment St. Pat- for errors, can describe a (Joyce) Wosinski of Ada, Earl rick's Cemetery. movement in many ways and (Delorcs) Wosinski Jr. of yearns for leadership. "Being a good teacher is bom in you," she adds. Festival, continued Moon has studied in vari- ous cities, keeping up on the new dance styles and staying very satisfied with the quailty Seven of the artists list progressive. and balance of this year's art- Lowell or Alto as their ad- The Alyce Hogan Dance ists." dress, while another 22 arc Studio pupil says her classes Visitors to the festival will from the greater Grand help their students with more be able to buy art and crafts Rapids area. Six are from Judy Serba, Linda Moon dance instructor, peeks to see how her young dancing than just dance. "It helps to of many types, including pot- neighboring states, and the re- partners are doing. develop grace, poise, timing, tery, leather, jewelry, mainder arc spread across Dance Arts have been with school." coordination, self-expres- sculpture, woodworking, Michigan from Harbor Dance - is movement Moon since their youth. The member of the Na- sion, mental and physical dis- baskets, weaving, photo- Springs to Royal Oak. created by the music in an cipline and, most impor- graphs, stained glass, batik, The festival will also fea- individual's heart. "They've been trained and tional Association of Dance progressed through the tantly, self confidence." dulcimers, paper art, fiber ture food booths, demonstra- These days, all the move- The Lowell dance school Linda Moon*s School of Dance offers dancing fun for art, flags and windsox, tions, entertainment and the ment has been in the direction offers instruction on six dif- all ages. prints, etchings, pen and ink annual quilt raffle. The hours of the newly opened Linda ferent types of dance: lap, & 5 year olds; 6 & 7 year easier," Moon said. drawings, and watercolors. are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each Moon School of Dance Arts ballet, jazz, pointe, acroba- olds; 8, 9 & 10 year olds; 11 The dance season extends Also included will be such day of the festival. For further at 505 W. Main in the Lowell tics and baton. Moon says the & 12 year olds; 13 & 16 year froin September to June. The crafts as butterfly mounting, information or to purchase Plaza. three most popular classes are olds (teens); and 17 & up basic tuition is $20 a month, handmade shoes, dried flow- "The response we've re- raffle tickets, call the Lowell tap, ballet and jazz. (adults). For more information, ers and herbs, herbal soap, Area Arts Council Center be- ceived from the Lowell area The classes are broken "Younger kids are easier to ihose interested should call has been unbelievable/' said waterfowl carving, Hmong tween 1 and 5 p.m. at 897- down into seven different age teach. The teens and adults 897-9494 or 245-4990. Linda Moon. The owner, in- stitchery, and beeswax can- 8545. groups - 2 & 3 year olds; 4 gel discouraged much dles. structor and artistic director 4 says the dance studio has been inundated with calls. % Moon drove through com- Area Births munities, stopping and talk- LUMBERLAND ' While ordinary ing to children and adults, in CD rales can her search for a fifth dance studio. 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The first half of the exposures were just fine. when I discovered it wasn't there. I immediately went to a Great Schoolmaster demands cozy corner The first two mug shots for 'Town Talk" were just fine. The big drawer where all the miscellaneous junk from the window September is here again. strict obedience and atten- by Roger Brown other six heads were drastically under exposed and nothing sill is hidden when my wife determines it has been sitting School bells are ringing. The tion, but He teaches with more than ghosts in reverse. Cheryl was right. Thad was around long enough. That's usually about ten or twenty sound of children's voices compassion and gracious- not happy. minutes. fills the air. Little girls in ness. He speaks His truths We haven't yet determined what happened Thad has one Sure enough, the roll of film was buried deep in the bright gingham dresses gig- with clarity and wisdom. He of these new fangled, computerized, auto-e very thing drawer with pens, pencils, car keys, sunglasses, candy wrap- gle excitedly as they walk deals with understanding. All cameras. Basically, if you load the film correctly, and the pers, scraps of paper, apple cores, etc. There was just one arm in arm toward the who sit "in His schoolroom" We had another one of those weeks with the Ledger photo- batteries aren't dead, a chimpanzee could be an Ansel Adams slight problem. Somehow, Thor, that marvelous little bundle graphy department. You'll notice that there is no 'Town schoolhouse. The boys, less are instructed with infinite pa- if he had an eye for composition. Our first hunch is that the of joy that came into our home last January and grew into enthusiastic, trudge along be- tiencc. Talk'' column in this issue. Thad Kraus, one half of our camera's little onboard computer malfunctioned. But, I a whirling dervish Labrador retriever with an insatiable crav- hind, kicking the toes out of Prayer: O Lord. I seek to photo department, grabbed his camera and hit the streets learned a long lime ago that problems are very seldom the ing to chew everything in sight, somehow had gotten ahold last Friday to do the leg work for 'Town Talk**. As usual, their newly acquired shoes. know more of Thy ways, to fault of a computer. Around here we call it "pilot error of that roll of film. The can was full of teeth marks, split he was able to beg, plead with or threaten eight people into After the summer rest period, be taught by Thee. I sit at Thy We'll have lo run a roll through the camera to check it out. open and one end cap was missing completely. I hope he having their picture taken for the paper and offer their opinion the teachers arc eager to begin feel. I accept Thy discipline. But for now we're giving Thad the benefit of the doubt. has fun passing that. on this, that or the other thing. So, what to do about "Town Talk". We discussed using helping their pupils develop I submit to Thy instruction. The film was still tightly rolled inside what was left of Speaking of "Town Talk" ... I've been asked why we the two photos we had, and simply putting blank spots above intellectually once again. Amen. the can. I didn't hold out much hope. I developed it anyway don't ask more controversial questions. The answer is, it's the comments from the others with captions that read some- There are many lessons to in hopes that the outer layers of film would keep the film lough enough to get eight people per week to stand up, have thing like, "Too ugly for photo", "Broke the camera", "Hair be learned in God's school- More about Jesus let me closest to t^e spindle from being exposed. The Ledger photo their picture taken and publicly proclaim how they feel about in curlers", "Had a zit on his nose", "Eyes were closed", department was in luck. About a half dozen exposures from room, too. If we are eager to learn. the Lions 1990 season. Just try to pin somebody etc., etc., etc. But, in the spirit of responsible journalism a roll of 24 were usable. Thor may just live to see another learn, we can profit from the More of His holy will discern; down on something like the abortion issue and see how fast we opted to just scratch "Town Talk" for a week. Ain't sunrise. experiences and advice of Spirit of God. my Teacher be, they can duck out of the camera's viewfinder. responsibility a bore? Well, that's it for another week, except for one last bit others, but there are some Showing the things of Christ Back to our photo problems. Monday morning rolled A little later on that morning Thad collared me and said, of advice. If your job is boring and mundane, you may want things only God himself can to me. around and it was time to develop our rolls of film for the "Hey, didn't you take a roll of film at the girls basketball to consider switching to a career in photojournalism. The teach us. However, we do not E.E. Hewitt week. Cheryl Lilley, our darkroom technician, and the other game?" "Oh yeh, that's right. I forgot all about it", I said. pay may not be great, but it's never boring or mundane. grasp all His precepts in a mo-

competition, I pulled out the only piece of mail in my mail- loyalty, it has everything to do with with a bleep'n computer. box. The return address was 49770 Northland Drive, East In this day of the computer age, a human touch is still Engagement Told Lansing. I've received letters from this address before, so needed, such as writing eviction notices. Mr. and Mrs. Jonathon Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baker I knew it was management. I found out later that I was not the only one to receive a Tricia Kelly Lenneman and had's So I opened up the letter and began reading. Basically, letter, tenants that have been at the apartment complex longer were Lori Lenneman. Merlene Joan Parsons and Angela Young. All three arc Jonathon T. Schroeder ex- it stated that because I failed to recertify within the time than I have also received them. The computer must have Danielle Jeffrey, Blanche Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Calvin and Lois Melz of Michael Joseph Baker were sisters of the bride Junior changed wedding vows on frame they set my rent would be raised to $445.00 a month. put in a full eight hours' work someday spitting out copies Brown and Trisha McCaul. Monks of Alto, announce the Florida. united in marriage on June 9 hough ts Bridesmaids were Jennifer Secondly, if I did not agree to pay this amount I would be July 21 at First United Flower Girl was Amber Van- engagement of their daugh- The wedding will lake of this letter. at the Emmanuel United and Samantha Young. Flower %\ asked to vacate the apartment complex within 30 days. Methodist Church of Lowell. Overbeek. ter, Peggy Sue to Steven R. place on October 20, 1990. I'm not sure how many letters were sent out, but my Methodist Church in Mem- Girl was Erin Doyle. All three First, I chuckled, then I read it again and then my German Parents of the newlyweds Best Man was Todd Lenne- Burrows of Petoskey. son of guess is that a lot of stamps were wasted. A lot of resident phis, TN. are nieces of the bride. Way back in May, the Centrum Management Corporation, are Marjory Lenneman of man. Groomsmen were Scott blood began to warm up. I've been renting for nearly six managers are calling and asking why management is trying Parents of the couple are Best Man was Jim Baker, owners of Lowell One Apartments, sent me a letter, asking years. Three years in Greenville at Century Place Apartments Lowell and Mr. and Mrs. Grasman. Mike Grooters, lo evict some of its better tenants? Because it has given the arc Clark and Greta Parsons brother of the groom. that I recertify in order to determine my eligibility and rental and nearly three here in Lowell at Lowell One Apartments. Howard Miller of Lowell and Keith Swanson. Nathan Jef- computer a task that should be handled by a real person. of Lowell and James E. and Groomsmen were Jetfcn rate. By coincidence, both apartments are owned by the same Marvin Schroeder of Grand fery. Ringbearer was James One of the fallouts from this incident is that after reading Lucy Baker of Ponchatoula, Baker, brother of the groom With my lease not being up until October and being a management. I guess somewhere in those six years the apart- Rapids. Brown. Ushers were Perry the letter I went to Food City. Upon arriving I noticed that LA. and James E. Baker, father of "True American" I put off that May day for what I could ments were sold. Nonetheless, I've been someone's meal Matron of Honor was Tina Beiber and Harold Rogers. a stack of last week's edition of the Ledger was pushed Maid of Honor was Car- the groom. Ringbearer was do four months down the road. ticket for 60 months. VanOverbeek. Bridesmaids The newlyweds are mak- behind some display. Papers don't sell well when the public So last Friday on my lunch hour I went to visit my resident Eagles usually keep the same mates for life men Parsons. Bridesmaids Patrick Doyle, the bride's Yes, I've been a good tenant. Only once in those six has to search to find them. So I told one of the cashiers of ing their home in Lowell. manager so that I could be recertified and then after all the were Chervl Doyle and nephew. Ushers were Jeff Par- A| years have I been asked by my resident manager to turn the my displeasure with this reoccurring problem. I probably sons, brides brother and papers were shuffled - have another one-year lease music down because it was after hours. If there is a need wasn't as cordial as I should have been, and I blame that Philip Baker. grooms reinstated. for a party, I pack my bags and go to Churubusco, IN, on that bleep'n computer. So, if you're reading my column nephew. My resident manager reminded me that I was late and Kalamazoo or Battle Creek. Furthermore, I've only been this week, I'm sorry! that I'd probably receive a nasty letter from the corporate The couple will reside in late a couple of times with my rent payment. I haven't been told that everything is okay and that I'll AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY office, but maybe she could push it through fast enough to Memphis, TN. Because I'm late recertifying once, management wants be able to stay, so in case, I've come up with a Plan B. Is spare me the condemnation. to raise my rent by some $90 or evict me. ADA COMMUNITY there anybody out there that wants to rent out some room Good effort, but it didn't work. On Saturday, prior to Now to reveal the real culprit behind all of this! It's not lo a homeless reporter - are there any young females .... ADA CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH leaving for the Alto Fall Festival to judge the Talent Search that 1 was late recertifying, nor that management has no Mom, if your reading this, "It's just a stupid joke?" 7227 Thomapple River Or 676-1032 REFORMED CHURCH 3900 East Fulton OF LOWELL Pastor THOMAS J BARTHA 201 North Washington Street Ada church 7152 BradtieW St,. S E 676-1698 REV RAYMOND E BEFUS Morning Worship io 00 A M Morning Worship 9 50 A M REV JIM GELDHOF An oncoming rig refuses to move over, so Peter lookout for early symptoms of polio. Early diagnosis Sunday School 11:20AM Church School ,0 00 A.M. hosts Festival Morning Worship 9 30 A M (Broadcast 10 A M WMAX 1470) Sunday School 10 45 A M Evening Worship 6:00 P M Morning Worship 11 00 A M Finels' car hits the ditch; one passenger is seriously and care will lessen the danger of paralysis. Sunday School 11:15 AM by Evening Worship 6 00 P M WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS Evening Service 600PM hurt when the auto lands on top of her and cannot be The U.S. trades warships to Britain in return for air Evening Service 600PM Priscilla COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUR Wednesday Sen/ice 7 30 P M Wednesday Mid-Week Service St. Robert ofNcwminister. moved from the farmhouse where she was taken. and naval bases in the Caribbean. CHURCH HOME WELCOME TO ALL Jr Teens. Adults 7 00PM Lussmyer 6477 Ada Drive. Ada. will Michigan appropriates $100,000 to wipe out tuber- 25 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - SEPT. 9,1965 Nursery-Come & Worship With Us hold its first Conimunit\ Fes- culosis in the state. The river fill recreation area planning acquires a chair- CALVARY CHRISTIAN REFORMED tival and Chicken Dinner on The German Ambassador promises not to sink any man as well as a construction estimate more than 25 CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY Sunday, Sept. 16 from noon more liners with Americans aboard without warning. percent higher than previously thought. CHURCH OF LOWELL FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH to 7 p.m. 50 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - SEPT. 12,1940 Ken Fletcher is one of the few among 45 free-lance CHURCH OF LOWELL REV. CARL J. REITSMA - 897-9836 OF LOWELL Meeting at the Lowell Middle School 1151 West Mam Street Activities will kickotl Incumbent Luren Dickinson and Murray VanWagoner photographers for WOOD-TV who can furnish movies 2275 West Mam Street A** (12675 Foreman) Lowell. Ml wllh will square off for the governorship in November, dash- with a sound track. He predicts that news stories will Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Saturday night. Sept 15 Sunday Morning Worship Morning Worship 10:00 am Sunday Worship Services 1100 AM A 600 PM a tccn dance from 8 p m to AI ing Melville McPherson's hopes for the position. all be in color soon. And Children s Activities . ... 10:00 A M. r. 111» Sunday School 11:20 a m midnight. Music will be pro A "wonderful new road", the Pennsylvania Turnpike The county pre-empts the school bond voting date Midweek Bible Studies and Youth Groups Evening Worship 6:00 p.m. 6 30 pm Wednesday Prayer Meeting ... 7 00 p M "LISTENING AND HELPING" vided by three disc jockey has just been built. It is hoped that someday more ideal for their own proposal to raise millage, delaying the i / 8970077 Nursery available at both services JOE GERKIN. PASTOR 897-0017 from Forest Hills Centra roads will cover the country, though cars going faster school issue by a month and raising doubts about its Barrier Free Dan Nave. Youth Director 897-€737 High School. Admission is than 60 mph could cause unpredictable hazards. success. ALTON BIBLE CHURCH $1, or a non-perishable tood This summer's Showboat cleared over $1,500, with Congressman Jerry Ford urges indemnity insurance FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Ledger Entries 13,271 paid admissions. for troops going to Vietnam. Lincoln Lake Ave at 3 Mile Road FIRST UNITED METHODIST item. All local teens are in- Sunday School 10:00 A M CHURCH OF LOWELL vited. The state health director warns parents to be on the Morning Worship 11 00 A M. (Umted Church of Christ) CHURCH OF LOWELL FRIENDSHIP COUNTRY of 100,75,50 and 25 Years Ago Sunday's festivities in- evening Praise 7:00 P.M 404 North Hudson 621 E Mam Street 897-5936 CHAPEL clude a chicken dinner, brats, Wednesday AWANA 7:00 P M 897-5906 REGULAR HOURS 10200 Grand River Ave (Sept • Apnl) Worship and Church School . . . 10:00 A.M. Morning Worship 9 00 A M and 10:45 A M hotdogs and assorted be^r 10:30 AM LOOYEARSAGOINTHE JOURNAL-SEPT. 10,1890 Prayer and Bible Study 7:30 P M Rev Terry Tessan Pastor Church School 9 30 to 1030 AM Wednesday ftbte Sftxty 700PM ages. An entire afternoon of . "Lost, a pocketbook containing two $2 bills and one Fieanor Martin Director of Education REV WILLIAM AMUNDSEN. MINISTER Letters to the Editor REV KENNETH R MCGEE. Pastor BOB ROUSH. PASTOR games and entertainment is Marilyn Ossentiuk Director of Music Nursery available at both services $1 bill. Leave at this office." 897.5648 or 897-4273 897-7489 Barher-Free Nursery Provided also planned. A Lip Sync Elmer Cilley's house at South burns while he YOU ARE WELCOME' Barrier - Free Entrance test for the daring, and a is away, but the neighbors save almost all the furnish- Dear Editor: tron microscope I could not ell can thus disincorporate. Now there's a revolutionary ^Closest to the Pin in One ings. find the terrors you discuss. I often find myself walking notion. contest for the golfers*1 Harvey Gordon of the Four Corners reports that ev- Read recent column. Stray thoughts: A final sol- the length of the business dis- G. M. Ross GOOD SHEPHERD MISSIONARY CHURCH highlight the games. MUSK erything in New York was a failure this season. ST. MARY'S As one who has lived in ution would be to pull down irict for one reason or another. 10501 Settlewood Ph 897-7185 will be provided by 1^1 A number of the richest corporations in America join LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday School 9 45 A M CATHOLIC CHURCH other areas besides the Low- one side of the Main Street bands and singers forces to prevent strikes for "unreasonable demands". Worship Service 1100AM 402 N. Amity CBD. This action would I. iri ell community, I am con- MSGNR JAMES MORAN adult and children ganie^ • They won't hire striking workers. 10305 Bluewater Highway Evening Service 6 00 P M stantly bemused by what give us the capabilities for a MASSES 75 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - SEPT. 9,1915 Morning Worship 10 00 A M Prayer and Bible Study-? 30 P M Wednesdays also scheduled . people term a "terrible" traf- five-laner including a turn Sunday School & Adult Bible Class 9 00 A M GLENN H MARKS Raffle tickets will also tx 0| Lowell schools open with an enrollment of 507, includ- Summer Hrs. - Thru fic problem. Perhaps I have lane, and 2. it would elimi- JOSEPH FREMER PASTOR * Foreman Road Day rl/ b Saturday Mass . on sale with the grand P . ing 36 seniors. 897 8307 897-9110 5 30 P M just lived loo long. To be nate half of downtown's trip To get Brazil nuts out of their shells unbroken, freeze Sunday Masses being a 1991 SuM' The overall disappointing Lowell Chautauqua ends 10 00 AM blunt, with a scanning elec- generation. The City of Low- them until the shells crack. Sidekick. All proceeds 10 ^ with 1,000 attending to hear the very good Kilties Band. nefit God's Kitchen The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, September 12t 1990 • Page 7

The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. September I2t 1990 - Page 6 City Council hears study results on Cable TV Coming Events system, 'i believe an out- Cable System wasn't I guess it could be said that advantages and disadvan- into the general fund is a vi- other franchise rates down. able alternative," Lowell "I haven't ever made a pre- dated system is something changed by the presentation. formation call President Janet the Lowell City Council got tages of ownerships to a Center, 314 S Hudson St. Call 01 franchise. council member, Jim Hodges sentation where a City was that must be considered," He, however, did not think it Notices In the Ledger s "Com- Reservations necessary. Call ell Area Arts Council, features Bovee at 897-8112. what it paid for and a little 897-5949 for reservations STrtr^JS '" in me ^ Councilman Bill Thompson was appropriate to disclose ing Events'* are free of charge 897-7000. artists, food booths, entertain- c u to0*** nthe more last Tuesday night at its Back in July, the Council said. interested in selling its ment. and a free children's craft EVERY THIRD SUNDAY: The MJM. School. 12685 Lowell has provided a franchise. Today, more and said. that view at this time. to any non-profit organiza- LOWELL AREA ARTS COUN- September meeting. voted 3-2 to hire the en- SEPT. 19: Wow! Awana starts area. No charge for parking or Flat River Snowmobile Club Hodges had a different per- "I think the presentation tion In the Lowell. Ada, Alto, CIL: 149 S. Hudson St. Hours; Ottis L. Jones, a partner gineering service for a fee of cable service since 1984. It more cities are trying to build and Saranac area. We prefer every Wednesday from 7 to 8:30 admission. meets at the clubhouse at 11841 spective. "Touchtone phones showed us that if the City Monday thru Friday, 1 to 5 p.m., and manager of R.W. Beck $2,500 to provide it with currently serves 1800 cus- their own cable franchises," such notices to be kept brief p.m. at Alton Bible Church. Potters Rd. A Potluck is at 12:30 euchre will be played at th® Saturdays and Sundays, 1 30 to tomers. It has invested $600 Jones explains. first came out 20 years ago. owns the franchise the cable end to be submitted by mall, (Corner of Lincoln Lake and 3 OCT. 10. 11 A 12: Vaughn L. p m with business meeting fol- V.F.W. Post 8303 atTso and Associates, made a pre- background information so it 4:30 p.m. Closed holidays per customer. Its basic rate is It was not available to the service is better and less ex- but will accept notices by Mile) Children ages 3 and up McDaniel, Certified Instructor, lowing. New members and « $1. pnzes pZ sentation to the Lowell City could make an informed deci- What would the City of Phone 897-8545 Lowell area until just three pensive." Lowell Mayor, phone at 897-0261. are welcome to join in on the will be holding Hunter Safety guests are welcome. welcome. Council and the Light and sion on whether it wants to $14 per month. The average Lowell be looking at if it did scriptures learning, fun. fellow- Classes at the Kent County years ago. If this new im- James Maatman said. WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Power Board concerning the pursue future purchasing in- general market rate of other decide to sell the franchise? SEPT. 12,13 A 14: Book fair at ship and games. For more infor- Conservation League. 8460 QUA-KE-ZIK SPORTSMEN'S EVERY MON. A TUES MOR^ proved fiber system becomes Lowell Light and Power Chapter night meeting is held the future options involving quiries by other franchises. cable services in West Michi- Jones says that the average Lowell Middle School from 8 mation or to set-up transporta- Conservation Rd. Ada. from 6 CLUB: meets every 2nd and 4th Coffee Break Bib'S first Monday of each month, at 8 gan is $17.95 a month. Each market price is $2-$2,500 a available in 5-10 years, it Supervisor Herb Haines, who a.m. to 2:30 p.m. tion call 897-4273. 897-9731 or to 10 p.m. Participants must be Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. at the Club Monday 7:15 to8:30pmw cable television in Lowell. "Jones has provided the p.m. franchise rate is made up of may be 15-20 years before it was in attendance, said any 897-5648. 12 years of age and attend a building at 11400 Foreman day 9:30 a.m. to 10 45 a m The presentation encompas- Council with background in- subscriber. At 1,800custom- minimum of 10 hours of instruc- is available to the small town questions concerning the pre- FRI., SEPT. 14: Memorial Ser- Road. Lowell. LakaMe Community Church sed the evaluation of the city formation so it can make an three things: programming, ers, if Lowell was to sell at THURS., SEPT. 20: Past Mat- tion to be certified. There is no WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Bus- sentation and Lowell Cable vice will be held during the reg- 6201 Whitneyville Rd ' informed decision," Lowell operation and debt service. $2,000 per customer, it of Lowell." rons of Cyclamen Chapter No. cost. To register call 676-2030. iness Meeting is held the third system, regulations and the ular meeting of Cyclamen Chap- EVERY 1ST WEDNESDAY - Jones said LowelPs rate Councilman Jack Fonger should be referred to the City 94 will meet at the home of Fran leave name, address, tele- Monday of each month, at 8 p.m. City Manager Dave Pasquale would get $3.6 million. It ter No. 94 at 8 p.m. in the Lowell Lowell Area Jaycees meet at 3RD SAT. OF EACH MONTH - said his view on the Lowell Manager. DeGraw at 1:30 p.m. phone number and birthdate OOPS... said. "I'm not sure there is a actually serves to help keep currently owes $800,000. Masonic Temple 7.30 p.m. New members wel- V.F.W. Post No 8303 in Lowell Classes are limited in size. EVERY TUESDAY MORNING Last week's Town Talk" other systems' rates down. comed Membership 21-39 307 W. Main Steak dinner sen/ next step. The City has never The sale would turn out a THURS., SEPT. 20: KeenAgers Ladies join us for Coffee Break SUN., SEPT 16: St. Robert of years of age Leadership training ing 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. Public in- saw two photos over the been presented a monetary "If Lowell would increase its profit of $2.8 million. Newminister in Ada will hold its will meet at 10 a.m. at the Ver- OCT. 13 & 14: Pioneer Days in Story Hour at Calvary Christian through community involvement. vited. wrong name and com- rate to the average, the other What are the disadvan- ennes Methodist Church Fallasburg Village Festival Reformed Church. 1151 W. offer for the Cable system." HEALTH INSURANCE first Community Festival & For location of meeting, please EVERY THIRD SATURDAY - ments. To dear, up the ?her e will be a potluck dinner. Crafts, food. Revolutionary- Main. Lowell. 9:30 • 10:45 a m The little bit extra that area rates would no longer be tages of not owning a franch- Chicken Dinner from noon to 7 Men's Breakfast 8 a m at Lowell IVM of nign oostr naiisconsDnoy rKitasngr vrny stnwioritssr Bring a dish to pass and your Nursery provided. call 897-6186. question of "Should stu- considered high and I guaran- ise? According to the R.W. p.m. Sept. 15 there will be teen period re-enactment, raffle, old Assembly of God. 3050 AWen Jones' presentation provided own table service. John and recipe cake contest, food, dent go back to school be- Best plan in Michigan at dance and admission is $1. Raf- EVERY 1ST A 3RD TUESDAY Nash, (just south of town) Spec the Council was a third op- teee their rates would in- Beck and Associates partner fle tickets on sale, grand prize Addie Toppen will show Laurel crafts, demonstrations, dows- EVERY SECOND TUESDAY very AFFORDABLE & Stable Rates! - VFW Post 8303 meets at the tal speaker and good food For fore Labor Day?" Here are tion. The option includes in- crease," he said. and manager, they are losing is 1991 Suzuki Sidekick. All pro- and Hardy film. Come and bring ing lessons, etc. Near old The Lowell Area Fishing Club V F W. Clubroom, 307 E. Main more into call 897-7047. the corrections. The advantages to owning control of the service rate, fu- ceeds go to God's Kitchen. • a friend. school Fallasburg Village. Vin- now meets at the Flat River creasing the subscriber rate to tage (mid-1800 s) crafts Snowmobile Clubhouse on Pot- St.. Lowell at 8:00 p.m. P S. There is no "Town the average market rate and the Lowell franchise, accord- ture competition, and being Benefits include dental, optical, office THIRD TUESDAY EVENING . MON., SEPT. 17: Fallasburg SEPT. 29 & 30: The 22nd an- wanted. Call 897-6430 or 897- ters Road, just East of Montcalm Talk" in this issue due to a ing to Jones, are controlling accountable for future calls and many others. SATURDAYS - Take Off Ladies Joy Fellowship. Various then taking the revenue gen- Historical Society will meet at 6 nual Fallasburg Fall Festival will 8091. Sat., 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Ave. at 7:00 p.m. All prospective camera malfunction. the rale, the quality of ser- Pounds Sensibly Tops #M11493 topics and special speakers For erated by this and putting it technology. Group rates for individuals and small businesses. p.m. at Schneider Manor (Ida take place at Fallasburg Park. Sun., 12 to 5 p.m. members or interested individu- meets every Sat. at 8:30 a.m. in more info call Lowell Assembly back into the general fund for vice, it serves as a source of As an example of technol- Onan. sponsor) for a dinner 4 miles north of Lowell from 10 als are cordially welcome. Call Todav - Phil Thomas the Congregational Church of God at 897-7047 funds, and it serves as an ogy, Jones says he sees fiber meeting. Chicken dinner, meet- a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. The STOP SMOKING - Here is a public service. 616-242-7565 / 1-800-678-0336 ing and program "Our Festivals" festival, sponsored by the Low- plan that is 100% effective in 7 FIRST THURSDAY OF EACH basement in LoweH. Comer of (1 think putting profit back example in that it helps keep optics replacing the current days and its free of charge. If MONTH: The Bowne Township Spring and Hudson Sts. Weigh- EVERY SUNDAY EVENING - you have a desire to quit smok- Historical Society will hold regu- ins from 8:30 a m til 9:00 a.m. Royal FUngers for the boys Mis- ing call 897-6962 from 6:30 to lar meetings at the Old Township siooettes for the girls for kids kin- 9:30 a.m. and 9:30 to 10:30 p.m. Hall, at Bowne Center, on the TUESDAYS - Take Off Pounds dergarten and up. Christ Ambas This plan can be shared in the first Thursday of each month at Sensibly Tops #MI 372 meets sadors for the youth (7 thru 12 FARO'S privacy of your own home. 7:30 p.m. No December meet- every Tuesday evening at the grades). Christian Clubs to help Lowell Congregational Church our children grow through ihe THE FORD LOWELL S FINEST FIRST MONDAY EACH ing. means of achievement prog- MONTH: The South Kent 4-H basement Comer of Spring and ITALIAN PIZZA group regular meetings at 7 p.m. EVERY SECOND WEDNES- Hudson Sts Weigh-ins at 5:45 rams. special activities, crafts in the Alto Elementary School DAY: Lowell VFW Auxiliary No. p.m. and basic moral learning For 8303 meets at 8:00 p.m. at the more info call Lowell Assembly FACTORY AUTHORIZED CLEARANCE cafeteria. PH. 897-5917 VFW Post. 307 W. Mam Street. THURSDAYS: Take Off Pounds of God at 897-7047 Lowell Sensibly Tops Ml No. 333. 1004 WEST MAIN STREET. LOWELL. MICHIGAN 49331 EVERY 1ST & 3RD TUESDAY: Lowell Lions Club meets at 6:30 Saranac. meets every Thursday LOWELL LIBRARY - HOURS' HOURS: Mon . Tuot.. Wed., Tburs 11 a m 'M 11:30 p.m. p.m. at St. Mary's School, Amity EVERY SECOND WEDNES- evening at the Saranac Public Li- Open Mon 10:30 a m lo 5 30 EVENT IS GOING ON... Fri. & Sat 11 a.m. "W 1:30 a.m. Sun .4 p.m. til 11 p.m. St., Lowell. DAY: GFWC • Lowell Woman s brary Weigh-ins at 6:45 p.m. p.m.; Wed.. 12:30 to 8 30 pm Club hold a monthly luncheon and Fri. & Sat.. 12:30 to 5 30pm OPEN FOR LUNCH with program following at SECOND MONDAY OF EACH UNBELIEVABLE 2ND WEDNESDAY: Mens Beginning at 11 a.m. breakfast at Lowell Senior Schneider Manor. For further m- MONTH: The Lowell Area 2ND AND 4TH MONDAY on F-150XLT LARIAT NO COUPON NEEDED NIGHTS: Men's Life Bible study SAVE $3048.00 served It am lo dose SPECIAL group will meet at Calvary Chris- Carol Sue Wesenberg * Oo* SpsgWi * met g* 7§ Every Mon.. Tues.. Wed.. Thurs. • OUR KIDS • • OUR KIDS • tian Reformed Church in the SJUC0 pka gsftc io*si 7 iOUR SCHOOLS OUR SCHOOLS OURCOMMUNTTY OUR COMMUNITY Narthex. All men in the commu- / believe it's a good idea. * Hm* OrOef L*S*gr.j 1 Ph/s gsrtc lostt... ^2^ % GRO^ GR0 nity are welcome Call 897-6215 I think the young people are * HtH Sut. your chotce $4 B9 or 897-7555 for more informa- anxious to get back to school. from oof mtno f tion. Kids have done everything * runtou 9. if ANY FARO'S S 2 loppmggf I they need to do. By starting * Smaff SMd. Vour Choc* B9 ROUND PIZZA "Did You Know??" 2ND THURSDAY OF MONTH •Anbpssto •Tossed •Tteo I (Indudei our Pan Pizza) 1A All Lowell Area Senior Citizens earlier they will get out ear- No coupon noofed. tidudtt * oft* ipeo*. 1 * CHIPS t CHEESE *1 " •rcfcOM wva chMM. pkImjp on*y. Qood « LomI are invited to attend the Lowei lier. AND ON... $ Stoft o»*y tw\j Oct 15, l no. Community Ed Lunch and Learn * Swdtfti and mucc 1 TOGETHER at 12:15 p.m. given at the Lowell * f0" Ham A cheese S4 99 TOGETHER 4 ffyo sub • IFF EE Pttt Otflvwy or Urn with ut In High School. Cost of lunch is SAVE $2550.00 on TEMPO our dining room (mtwi j 5 m* radius ...that student enrollment projections by an independent $1 85. * Junior Bum*) *2" begnwgai 11 sm) PICK UP OR DINE WITH US! tfFEE 2 Uttr Pfp«i (mth any sm p&i study group from Michigan State University indicate that EVERY WEDNESDAY - 1 pm WPUMMMCVMP ordef. Fn . Sal i Sun Pdi-up only.) t*r« I WNiw the Lowell Area Schools will grow an additional 500 students Senior bowling for those over 5d O $15 Minuit Takt-out Serrka at Rollaway Ltd.. Lanes $1 per over the next five years? game.

EVERY SUNDAY SPECIAL ...that shower rooms and teacher lounges in three of our Michicard approved NO COUPON NEEDED! school buildings have already been converted into class- for Kent County AND ON... rooms to accommodate increased student growth? mm * -otr. JuSt.,', At their regularK ^hal- on RANGER XLT Additional Toppings SAVE $2900.00 uled meeting of Aug ^ lhc ...that the Lowell Board of Education and administrative of- Kent County Librar\ SWc-m fices were relocated from the Middle School into "portable Board approved the UNC 1,1 COUPON trailer units" in order to make room for two new fifth qrade Michicard for all qualili^l pa- 2 SMALL PIZZAS!** 2 SMALL PIZZASIIOM classrooms? trons of the Library SysicnT With Cheese and 1 Topping With 5 Toppings The Michicard will givC Bonnie Bruce Kent County Library Sy^"1 F*ClUO€S^ II seems silly to me to start EXTRA CHCESi jxauocs ...that the last time the Lowell Area Schools requested bond users borrowing privileges at eiTBACXESt school, then stop and then hundreds of other participat- money for a "Bricks and Mortar" building issue was in 1975 start school back up again. ing libraries throughout when they added an addition to Alto and Bushnell Schools? Summer isn't over until after State of Michigan ()lh^ Labor Day. AND ON... qualified residents ol lk UPON le ,or ,he State of Michigan may aN SAVE $1700.00 on TAURUS im " bond issue 1 1 borrow materials trom MEDIUM PIZZASII? LARGE PIZZAS!i4 Will spread the mortgage payments for this project evenlv NOTICE With Cheese and 5 Toppings With Cheese and 2 Toppings Kent County Library System The Board of Educa- over 30 years? This process will allow new resideiu movinq Certain restrictions appi) tion will receive let- UCIUOCS jxciuocs into our schools and community to equally share in th? in the use of the card EXTRA CHtrsc EXTRA CMCCSt H y hare ,n 1,16 ters of Interest from financial responsibility. rules of the lending l^ra • citizens Interested In m*r> Cojoor I'om totsto MtA up arMn 10 tiW will apply to all loans m ORr mod m* c—on oftf CidudM CM, EtoudM AU omrn through Michicard lS filling the Board seat hat h increased "il * ® enrollment projections for this vear dents outside of ^ vacated by David Ha- p^COUPOM showed 95 new students in our district? To date actual County Library system ^ gens for the 1990-91 AND OFF. comply with Kent C ouni) - school year. Letters 2 LARGE PIZZAS! JTTT 2 LARGE PIZZAS! 14 N enrollment l.gures show 105 new students-10 mofe Th" 1 • a • With Cheese and 8 Toppings topp^Q1 AHlh ra*g ThCtut. 0 XAROSlT«lMHPtUA*r^S*t; FAHOSfTAllAN W/A AWfMI' , For cash back, must lake new vehicle retail delivery lioni dealer 1W0 model stock by VfltW). See your Ford ifcaler lor details. •rtiri fr ~ call the Lowell 897-95% or the Alto ' at 868-6038. I he Lowell l edger - Wednesday. September 12, 1990 - Page 8 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, September 12, 1990 • Page 9 Large crowds gather at Alto Fall Festival

CAN YOU IDENTIFY THIS MYSTERY FARM?

This aerial photograph was taken especially for the Lowell Ledger and is part of a scries of Kent County farms. Nd one knows whose farm ihe aerial photographer snapped, so it's up to you. our readers, to identify the mystery farm each week. II you can identity this mystery farm...merely fill out the entry blank below with your answer, name and address and mail or drop off at the Lowell Ledger. PO. Box 128. Lowell. Ml 49331. The name of the person correctly identifying this farm will he put in a drawing to he held on Monday. September 17. at noon for a FREE DINNER FOR TWO (excluding drinks) at Sneakers in downtown J Lowell, a free car wash at Lowell Auto Wash, a free gallon of Devoe Hat white latex paint from Lowell Paint & Wallpaper and a tree subscription to the Ledger. The o\k nerot each week s Mystery Farm will receive ABSOLUTELY FREE, a 4x5 color photo of the farm merely by claiming it at the Lowell Ledger office by the following Wednesday noon.

The weather was bright and the crowd sun-sensational for the 1990 Alto Fall Festival I Mystery Farm No. 24 Alto Fall Festival Talent Search winners were front, from left to right, 13 and under, I Answer: Skye Fisher, Lowell; Becky Raymor, Lowell; Kristen Ford, Lowell; back row, left to I M> Name __ right, 14 and up, Anju Vonk, Pat Bibbler, and Kris Slagel. | My Address . 1 In the 23rd week of the Lo^ll Ledger Mystery Farm, of the 6 responses Just three were completely were correct ln week 24 let,s if w • Mv phoni> | ' *** e can increase the number of correct responses. It should also be noted, that when 3 arm %mm — n M ^i f » first and last name should he used. Also only entry forms printed in the Ledger will be ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ " accepted. Thanks for your cooperation.

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RLFLOmSIER "For All Your Party Needs "Shrimp Sherrington" gives a tip of the cap after being Lowell's Jennifer Wieland was crowned Miss Alto for 1941 West Main Street 1990 Skye Fisher performs her talent search winning dance named Alto's honorary mayor. 213 EAST MAIN • 897-9841 Festival Photos Courtesy of Kevin Hoag. Festival Photos Courtesy of Kevin Hoag. for the Alto Festival crowd. The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, September 12, 1990 - Page 11 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. September 12. 1990 - Page 10 Rays of sunshine help Alto Festival gleam Fisher. 12. of Lowell for a from Hastings and third place First runner-up was Anunuia vision Jim Griffith look first The Lowell Ledger's The Alto Fall Festival was Dave Parker. dance routine, second was went to Pat Bibbler from Boorsma, second was J and Ron Carney look second. aniic held this last Saturday. Sept. The Watermelon contest Becky Raymor, 7, of Lowell Saranac for singing as well, Capen, third. Ramie Guild 8. There were many contests had only one category, ages The Grand Marshall of the for a routine with tire batons Honorary Mayor for the and fourth Michelle Coc and many winners. The win- 9-13. Winning first place was parade was Joe Slahl. First and third was awarded to day was ShnmpSherrington. The Tug-A-War conicsi ners of the various contests Bob Saylor, second place place for floats was entered Kristen Ford o! Lowell tor a Crowned as Miss Alto was won by BodyWorks of are listed below: was Aaron Guild, and third by United Bank and second dance and song number. The Saturday was Jen Wieland. Lowell. In the Pie Eating contest, was Calab Grummet. by Bowne Center Methodist Adult talent contest was won 9-13 division. Bob Saylor In the Horseshoe Contest Church. by Anju Vonk, a singer from won first place, Calab Grum- the winners in the doubles acc met second and Matt Saylor. were: first place. Bill Holtz Saturday afternoon at 3:30 Hastings, second P* third. In the age category 14- and Jim Corcoran and second local talent took the stage. In 10 ^ns * a 80 Main St., cont'd. 18 first place was won by place was AI Comstock and the 13 and under category • •• : • •• • • 'y.• Kim Gildner and second by AI Johnson. In the singles di- first place was taken by Skye Any questions that you have about the upcoming Sepi 25 Bond Proposal will be answered. Facts, figures and infor- mation will be provided to help you make an informative LISTING Lowell students, grades 1-8, test decision when you vote. DECORATING WORKSHOP OFFERED MAGAZINE

. above the average on MAT Lowell Floorcovering - Paint - Wallpaper, 219 E. Main Lowell Curriculum Dircc- from this test is used lo help computation. "We're more average score of 100 at all St., Lowell is offering a "Decorating Workshop" on Sept Features Complete •.v- tor Jim While, had a chance staff planning, for grouping concerned that students un- eight grade levels. 19 from 7 to 9 p.m. to tell the Lowell School of students and for school im- derstand the concepts and arc "Overall our students are A certified wallcovering expert and decorating consultant Listings of Lowell * Board Monday night that it provement," White said. able to use them to solve prob- at the norm in spelling and will help you achieve the look you want. You will leam how Cable TV Channels "just isn't so." Grades 1-8 are tested in lems," White said. math computation," White to prepare walls for wallcovering and hang wallpaper "People read a lot in the areas of reading, math, sci- In fifth-grade social studies said. Only at grades three, There will also be a $250 gift certificate given away. On A Daily Basis. papers that students are lest- ence, social studies, spelling, and fourth-grade research four and five did Lowell stu- ing low in math, science and language and research skills, Lowell students were well dents test above the norm in ROTARY SPONSORS BLOOD DRIVE SEPT. 19 social studies^ said White. Students arc tested in mul- above the national average, spelling. Complete & "Results from the MAT show tiple areas in both math and In science, Lowell students at "However, they test above The Lowell Rotary and Grand Valley Blood Program will Easy To Use that Lowell students in grades reading. In math, students are all eight grade levels tested the norm in vocabulary, word sponsor a blood drive on Wednesday, Sept. 19 from 3 to 8 I-8 are testing above the aver- tested for concept skills, above the norm. Lowell stu- recognition, reading com- p.m. The drive will be held in the Cafeteria at the Middle age in these areas/' problem solving skills and dents were above average in prehension, math concepts, School, 12675 Foreman St., Lowell. Listings Coincide The results also show that computation. In math con- social studies at all levels ex- problem solving, science, so- Anyone in good health, between the ages of 17 and 75, With Numbers On Lowell students arc above the cepts Lowell students test cept seventh grade which was cial studies and research who weighs more than 100 pounds, may donate blood. For average in many of the other above the norm in all grades on par with the rest of seventh skills," White added. more information, or to schedule an appointment to donate, Your Tuner 11 dieas in which they were except third which tested out graders throughout the coun- According to the Lowell please call City Manager Dave Pasquale or Deputy City tested. as being on norm with the rest try. curriculum director, the dif- Clerk, Betty Morlock at 897-8457. Walk-ins are welcome Channel Station Cltv Lowell's School Board ap- of the third grades across the "What this widely used test ference between the Met- MTV Music proved the use of this test V/i country. In problem solving, tells us is that our students ropolitan Achievement Test O CHOLESTEROL TESING AT YMCA NASH years ago. The test is given Lowell was above average in are doing very good com- and MEAP is the MAT is a o WSYM Lansing each spring. The results arc all grades except first and pared to others throughout the comparison test and the OS) The Lowell YMCA will be offering cholesterol, glucose WOTV Grand Rapids compared with other schools' eighth-grades, in which Low- country." While said. MEAP is a criteria test. o® and triglyceride testing (12 hour fast for triglyceride) on WXMI G. Rapids results from around the coun- ell students were average, In the Otis Lennon portion MEAP is also given to stu- QD® Tuesday, Sept. 25 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the YMCA (DO WGVU Grand Rapids try Lowell tested on the aver- of the test (the ability por- dents in the fall of the year, office, 323 West Main St. (BO WKAR East Lansing The information gained age with other schools in tion), was above the national Cost is $6 for one test, any 2 tests for $10 and all three fflO WZZM Grand Rapids tests for 514. 0 HBO Pramlum (D TBS Atlanta OFF THE BLOTTER © MAX Pramlum Arrested and taken to the Kent County Jail on charges ol Q) DISN Premium Criminal Sexual Conduct, 2nd Degree Saturday, Sept S flD USA Family was David Thompson, 18, of Lowell. O) FAM WGN Chicago Joel Eckman, 19, of Lowell was involved in a property ffi EQQPQN ffi ESPN Sports damage accident Sunday, Sept. 9 on West Main St. near CNN News A horse can sleep stand- Ridgeview Dr., when he struck the rear of a car driven bs m ing up. o CNNHEAO Laura McCormick, 21, of Lowell. NICK Shirley Davenport, 55, of Lowell was arrested for Driving m A&E jalTXCiSI Under the Influence of Alcohol. Sept. 6. CD PASS Troy CONTAINS LISTINGS FOR FRIDAY, SEPT. 14, THRU fflQD WWMT Kalamazoo (BSD WUHQ Battle Creek (I)® WILX Lansing THURSDAY, SEPT. 20, 1990 (B® WLNS Lansing © DISC Jacob (Mman, Kevin Meiney, Dah-ve-Chodan and Sarah Martineck star in CBS's new comedy Uncle Buck, based on Valuable COUPON PEBBLE BEACH Atlanta the fUm of tha same name. Meaney atars In the title rota aa the uncouth lll-mannared uncle who takes over the parenting TNT (B of his lata brother's kids, Mondays.

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vote on September 25th. The following propositions will be submitted to the vote of the electors at the special PRECINCT NO. 3 We look forward to your attendance and thank bond election; Vergennes Township Hall, comer of Bailey Drive and I. BONDING PROPOSITION Voting Place: you for your interest in... Pamell Avenue in Vergennes Township. The third precinct consists of the Townships of Ada, Cannon. Shall Lowell Area Schools. Kent and Ionia Counties. Michi- Grattan, and Vergennes in Kent County, and Keene "Our Kids, Our Schools, Our Community - Growing Together" gan. borrow the sum of not to exceed Twenty Nine Mi'lion Township in Ionia County. Eight Hundred Eighty-Five Thousand Dollars ($29 BBb.uu) OUR KIDS STEERING COMMITTEE: and issue its general obligation unlimited tax bonds therefor. OUR SCHOOLS OUR COMMUNITY If you are unable • Charlie Kohler for the purpose of: All school electors who are registered with the city or township clerk of the city or • Dave Douma township in which they reside are eligible to vote at this election. to attend these • Pete Gustafson -a. erecting, furnishing and equipping a new high school facility and acquiring a site therefor; meetings and • Ginny Gustafson This Notice is given by order of the Board of Education of Lowell Area Schools, have questions, • Dick Bryan b. erecting, furnishing and equipping additions to, and Kent and Ionia Counties. Michigan. • Vern Nauta - partially remodeling and partially re-equipping the exist- please call • Gay Nauta ing high school for middle school purposes; Linda Beers. Secretary, 897-8415 • Steve Idema c. partially remodeling and partially re-equipping the Lowell Area Schools TOGETHER • Dale Johnson existing middle school for elementary school purposes. Board of Education certify rouehlv 5fi7 De}|artm*nt in conjunction with Lowell Ambulance helped to situation. residents on how to perform CPR on an adult in an emergency The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, September 12, 1990 - Page 27 The Lowell l edger • Wednesday, September 12. 1990 - Page 26 ants pleasantly pleased with downtown parking amendments e £v> , 8SSS3;«;X ; SENIOR CALENDAR osal. But the City did listen, Arnendrncms lo Ihe down- "These changes just didn't would not affect businesses Every Wednesday: Bowling returns at 1 p.m. lown parking and left turn happen. It look a lot of work and residences on the south and that makes me very side since they have their own happy." Every Second Wednesday: Men's Breakfast re- lanes have provided some from Barry Emmons, Dave off-strret parking. A net loss Councilman Jim Hodges turns at 8 a.m. area merchants more store Clark and Dave Pasquale," front parking and have helped Lambert Variety owner of 10 spaces would result. suggested that side street Every Tuesday; Current events called "The calm the waters that were Duane Lambert said. "I'm "I never thought I'd get parking stalls on Jefferson Global Family" at 1 p.m. presented by Mary Con- roughed up a few weeks ago very pleased with the change back any of the store-front and Monroe Streets be better S FOR SALE don. at a public hearing. and my customers will be parking that was taken away identified for customers. City S Personal ft BUSINESS BUSINESS HELP ft SALES ft Fridays: Brand New! Variety Music Fest" In response to comments tCX). at Softee Cream," said a Manager, Dave Pasquale concurred. FOR SALE - Powered TV received during the public The other amendment to happy Rose Ball. Tm ecsta- S SERVICES S S SERVICES IONIA ANTIQUE & COL- Every Wednesday: Croquet and horseshoes "Whenever changes like s mm i antenna with lead-in hearing, the City staff and Ed the downtown parking and tic, This is a whole lot bet- LECTIBLE MARKET - ATTENTION LADIES wires. Best offer. Call 897- Every Fourth Wednesday: The men will show Swanson (traffic engineer) left turn stalls will give addi- ter." this arc made, you are going Sunday, Sept. 16, Ionia off their talents in the kitchen as they host the Ball said Clark showed her to have problems," Pasquale - We need ladies that HELP WANTED - Full- 9884. reviewed the Main Street tional parking space near or CASH! OPEN BOWLING - Fairgrounds, South M-66, Wome's Breakfast. downtown parking and left the new proposals he was said. "We are trying to lessen want to have lots of time babysitter for four C43-44 at Ball Floral on East Main Thursday, 6 to 10 p.m. Ionia, Ml, 8 a.m. to 4:30 turn lanes layout. The two with a loading zone sign in- going to present to City offi- problems as much as possible fun bowling on Tues- For single family, children in our home, WED., SEPT. 12: Trip to Shipshewanna leaves at Rollaway Lanes, p.m. Admission $1.50. at 8 a.m. Men's Breakfast is at 8 a.m. 12:45 p.m. amendments were then ap- stalled. This will leave about cials, "I did not think the City and to help look for alterna- day nights at 6:30 two all day, two after FOR SALE - 1984 Com- multi-family and Lowell, 897-0001. Thousands of antiques & readings with Henry Kwant and 1 p.m. Bowling. proved by the City Council three spaces between the would ever agree to the prop- tive parking." p.m. at Rollaway school. References a modure, 14x65, 2 bed- handyman specials. collectibles. Old fashion last Tuesday night. Floral Shop and Ball Softee Lanes. Call Sue at C43 must. Call 868-6040, rooms, $13,900. Call 897- FRI., SEPT. 14: Walkers at 8:30 a.m. Variety All areas consider- portraits available. No ap- It was determined that ap- Cream. 897-8495 or 897-0001. leave message. 7014. Music Fest "The Nostalgia Group" at 1 p.m., 1:30 Honey Creek Country ed. Written offer pointment necessary. p.m. swimming. proximately five additional The City did what it could if) C43 C43-44 C44 parking spaces could be and made adjustments," in 48 hours. NOW ERASE BAD CRE- Rain or shine. WED., SEPT. 19: 9:30 a.m. Advisory Council gained on the north side of Lambert said. "This is how a Fair, Saturday JOIN A WALKING DIT - Establish good cre- HELP WANTED - Farm FOR SALE - Ironrite meeting, 1 p.m. Center Historical Group Tea Main Street east of Riverside City government is supposed GROUP - Walk daily a.m. Marshall Redder, dit, and obtain a free VISA mechanic opening. Must ironer, open both ends, GARAGE SALE - Satur- THURS., SEPT. 20: Bingo at 9:30 a.m., Legal by eliminating left turns onto to work . " Honey Creek Christian men's waterball fight, the Remax, 457-3245. or MasterCard. Amazing have experience. Full- good condition, with chair. day only, Sept. 15,9 a.m. assistance (by appt.) 10 a.m., shopping assist- Water Street. Dave Clark suggested that or p.m. Bailey Dr. - Pamell Homes will hold its 13th An- Aero-Bats, flying model C44tfn recorded message reve- time and full benefits. Call 676-2362. to 4 p.m. 920 Beech St., ance (by appt.) 12:30 p.m. and Euchre at 1 p.m. The City staff reviewed the the turning lane at Monroe - Vergennes areas. Call nual Country Fair on Satur- airplanes. Grand Kapids Anti- als details. Call 243-9806. Snyder Farm Supply, 6445 Lowell. Couch, sink, golf proposal with King Millling and Main Street be continued Marcia 897-6310 if in- C44 FRI., SEPT. 21: 8:30 a.m. walkers: 1 p.m. Music day, Sept. 15, from 10 a.m. que Cars, a flea market, Alden Nash, Alto. 616- **«* clubs & more. (Jim Doyle), Michigan Wire without moving north. He terested. C44 Fest, "The Folkertsmas); 1:30 p.m. swimming. to 4 p.m. Honey Creek is lo- crafts, baked goods, chil- 868-6115. C44 (Don Fixer), Flat River Anti- said that ihis would allow a P44 NOW ACCEPTING **** cated at 11652 Grand River dren's petting zoo and pony SAILBOAT FOR SALE - WED., SEPT. 26: 8 a.m. Women s Breakfast (by que Mall (Laura McCollum). better turning lane for trucks FALL CLOTHING - C44 Ave. (Cascade Road), south rides, silent auction. Art Fair C & L Code 40, WIO" reservation) Gail Ayres (Puppy Tub) as going north onto Jefferson. 0) Only clean, pressed & GARAGE SALE - 2 fam- of Lowell. '90 and much, much more. ATTENTION LADIES sloop rig. A lot more boat well as Mike Jones of the Additional parking would be hanging stylish, de- Jim Cook, Jr. HELP WANTED - Re- ily. Waterbed, furniture, FRI., SEPT. 28: 11 to 1 p.m. government com- This fun-filled family All the proceeds from the Michigan Department of provided on the north side of - We need ladies that sponsible, mature woman than a Sunfish or Laser for clothes, misc. Thurs. & modities: 1 p.m. Music Fest "Mother's Singers". event features activities for event will benefit Honey signer quality. None AUCTIONEER transportation. All parties ag- Main Street east of Jefferson. want to have lots of less money. $800, like Fri., Sept. 13 & 14. 704 N. New in September.... all ages: The Butterworth Creek, a Christian, non-profit older than 2 years con- All Types of Sales to care for our 2V2 year old reed to the change. The parking spaces lost fun bowling on Tues- new, 897-9261 days. Ask Monroe, Lowell. EVERY FRIDAY: Variety Music Fest at 1 p.m. A Aero-Med helicopter, fire- child care agency which pro- sidered. Showboat (616) 897-8872 in our home. Good pay. 2 day nights at 6:30 for Roger. 897-5381 even- **** different musical group is scheduled for each vides residential and foster Fashions Thrift & Gift, to 3 evenings per week. p.m. at Rollaway ings. week to entertain after lunch. care treatment for neglected, 214 E. Main, Lowell. Must have references and ADA AREA GARAGE Lanes. Call Sue at nctfn abused and emotionally dis- 897-7538. Thurs., Fri. & own transportation. SALE - Multi-family. EVERY WEDNESDAY: Croquet and horseshoes 897-8495 or 897-0001. **** at 10 a.m. turbed boys and girls. Sat., 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 Please call 897-5069. Clothing, new back packs, C44-46 DAVIS FOR SALE - Kawasaki p.m. C44 misc. items. Sept. 13 & 14, EVERY FOURTH WEDNESDAY; Women's 9 650, $600 or best offer. 0) C42tfn ELECTRIC 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 850 Grand breakfast with the men showing oft their talents Call 897-7014. MIXED BOWLING Quality • Service LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER River NE near Ada Beef in the kitchen. C44 LEAGUE - Team open- Dependability - and traveling compan- Co. Note: Mel Rogers, the van driver has been ing, every other Sunday, ATTENTION MOMS RESIDENTIAL ion. Possibly Europe or **** going out to breakfast with several area men * 4 p.m. Call Rollaway AND DADS - Kid's COMMERCIAL Asia. Call 374-8997. FOR SALE - 1979 for quite some time. They like to try different MOVING/ESTATE SALE A male horte has 40 te«th. Ltd., 897-0001. LIGHT INDUSTRIAL C44 Chrysler LeBaron, good restaurants in and around Kent County. If you bowling league starts - Located in Ye Olde A female has only 36. C44 winter car, runs good, are interested in joining them, call the Center. Saturday at 9 a.m. Ph. 676-9574 Curiosity Shoppe, 214 E. sharp at Rollaway looks good, $395 or best They would like to see new faces. "ITS CIDER TIME"!!! - Main St., Lowell. Thurs., Lanes. For further In- ft POR SHE offer. Call 897-5706 after festivals every Saturday Fri. & Sat., Sept. 13, 14 formation call 897- 6 p.m. 3ft# lit Historic Bowens Mills C44 & 15,8:30 a.m. until 5:30 0001. HELP FOR SALE-1982 Nissan CPR ® starting Sept. 15, 10 a.m. p.m. Heritage Estates. C44-46 Stanza, runs well, newer to 4 p.m. Weekly: Cider HELP WANTED continued... s mm s tires, radial brakes, 30 making water powered MOVING-IN SALE - Fri. mpg, 118,000 miles, ft FOR RENT ft An infant is defined as one- press, Pioneer demonst- LICENSED DAYCARE - Sept. 14, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. R.N.'sorL.P.N.'s KIDS BACK IN $1,600 or offer. Call 897- year old or younger; a child rations, hay rides, folk in my Eastgate home, first 325 Alden Nash SE. SCHOOL? - Looking for 5772 after 5 p.m. NEW UNFURNISHED is defined between the ages music and more. Specials: shift. Alto school bus, 12 Bikes, 2 gas grills, two 250 an opportunity to make C44 - One and two bed- one and eight. McCaul says Old Engine Show, Art/ years experience. Call gallon oil tanks, 2 oil fur- LOWELL MEDICAL extra money in your spare room apartments. any child over the age of eight Crafts, Civil War Re- 897-8398. naces, furniture, house- Merriman guesses 23rd Mystery Farm time at home? This job is HAY AND STRAW FOR Center Court Apart- is treated as an adult. "In an enactment, Apple Butter C42tfn hold items & many other CARE CENTER for you! Join one of the fas- SALE - Straw $1.00 a ments, North Center emergency situation, there aking, Indian Pow-Wow, **** treasures. Position available for full or part time afternoons. The Lowell Ledger's 23rd Mystery Farm this week includes property owned by isn't time to hunt around for O test growing businesses in bale; 2nd cutting hay St., Lowell. Across from **** three different parties. They are Tom Rozema, Herm Goldner and Allan and Bruce Wagon Train, Good Food. Starling wages for R.N.'s - $11.75. L.P.N.'s - an age, so a person has to use CREATIVE CABINETRY Grand Rapids. Call 458- $1.25; 1st cutting hay Vennen-Chrysler- Baird. The farm land is located at 2942 Fallasburg Park NE. The winning entry in Call for schedule/special BARGAINS GALORE! - $9.05, plus experience differential and a good be- his/her own judgment, based Kitchens. stereo 5926. $1.00 a bale. Call 868- Dodge. $420 - $480 per the 23rd week of the Mystery Farm contest was turned in by Karen Merriman, 3825 tour. Adults $2, students Huge after moving sale. on body size/' he says. **** 7226. month; $250 deposit. nefit package. Please apply at 350 N. Cente'St., cabinetry, curio cabinets, Sat. & Sun., Sept. 15&16, Ashley. The mannequins used to $1. 2 miles north of Yan- Heat, new appliances, Lowell, Ml 49331. 897-8473. hutches, coffee & end ta- HELP WANTED - Lady to Merriman will receive dinner for two from Sneaker's, a free car wash from Lowell teach the course were purch- kee Springs State Park carport, decorator 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Furniture, Auto Wash, a free gallon of Devoe Flat White Latex paint from Lowell Paint and entrance. 616-795-7530. bles. Call 794-1930. care for two elderly people FOR SALE - 1985 CJ-7 E.O.E. ased by the Lowell Township blinds. Call 897-0099 household, clothes. 11755 Wallpaper, and a year's subscription to The Lowell Ledger for correctly identifying C43 weekends in their home Jeep Laredo, loaded, E. Fulton, just west of East residents and donated lo the P44 day or night. the farm. north of Six Lakes. 616- 54,000 miles, $6,000. Fulton Collision, Lowell. Lowell Fire and Ambulance Clltfn departments. SKATING BEGINS 642-9641. Call 897-9324. C44 Mary Roth and Karen Complete Formal SEPT. 7 - 7:30 to 10 nctfn C44 Ford, who work for Felix Wear Rental p.m. $3 admission; GARAGE/YARD SALE - COLLIE PUPPIES - Ex- Lowell Radiator and VanSlooten, D.D.S., were $1.25 rental at Roll- ft mm Shawnefte collection , old requested by their employer cellent family pets. Shots, \ 11 Your new away Skating in Low- PRODUCTION WORK- china cabinet, old dishes, lo take the course, i think ERS - First shift openings wormed, normal eyes. WANTED - Clean cotton Car Care Center WEDDINGS OR ell. jewelry, 36 inch Steeicase it's a good idea. I think 1 at Lowell factory. No ex- Baird Farm Kennel, 897- rags, old towels, t- neighbors C43 table with 4 chairs, old 834 W. Main, Lowell (616) 897-8180 would have taken a CPR OTHER SPECIAL perience required, but 9081. shlrts, sheets, etc. Call highchair, some furniture, course anyway. I have a pool OCCASIONS must be able to do fast C44 Tom or Roger at 897- kitchen utensils, old & just and live out in the country. PIANO, ORGAN AND paced work and be able 9261 days. Stock and That's a long way for an CLARINET LESSONS - some newer, vintage hats, to commit to a 5-7 month FOR SALE - 85 Olds nctfn moved emergency unit to come. Offered by friendly much, much more. Sept. Custom TIRES seasonal position. $5.00 Cutlass Supreme, **** Lube & Roth said. -Al teacher with background 13,14,15 & 16,898952nd in... per hour plus bonus plan. 64,390 miles, 2 door, WANTED - Used pon- New & McCaul says Lowell Fire CLOTHING in music education. All St., Alto. 868-7383. In EXHAUST Apply at PeopleMark, Inc. metallic blue with white toon trailer. Call 868-6661. Almost 1 ol every 5 Americans moves each year'ai^wher and Ambulance plan to alter- ages and many times av- case of rain, will be held Used ever Americans move, Getting To Know You' w^comes nate First Aid and CPR in Grand Rapids week- Landau top, power steer- the following week. more ,han )US, Howd ailable. Call 897-5908, WORK " y " Getting To Know classes on a monthly basis. RIDGEVIEW days between 7:30 a.m. ing, power brakes, C44 You and its sponsors make new families in town feel WPI- leave message. —WE OFFER— "1 was impressed with the and 4:30 p.m. at 2401 **** come with a housewarming package full of needed infor- SHOPPING CENTER stereo speakers front & ft FREE ft Camelot Ct., SE. Grand • REBUILT STARTERS AND ALTERNATORS matior, about selected community services Gettma To Know staff and the presentation, **** rear, wire wheels, air, BLOCK SALE - Dont • COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE Qinnalc ,he h65.' way ,ine ™rcL,s ancl qualified proles- said Bob Reagan, Lowell Rapids, located off M-37 new battery and miss this one. Sofa, kid's 03,1 ,nv,,e new business, new Iriends to come in. 2173 W MAIN ST, • RADIATORS AND CORES IN STOCK D.D.S. "It's been six years ADULT FOSTER CARE (East Beltine) behind exhaust. Blue book FREE TO GOOD HOME stuff, Mary Kay, Christmas since members of my office • NEW AND REBUILT GAS TANKS LOWELL HOME - has available Eastbrook Mall. PEOP- $4,000; Asking $3,650. - 2 female declawed and stuff, etc. 1510.1545.1550 G T I had taken a CPR course and fixed Tiger & Persian • TIRES ROTATED AND COMPUTER BALANCED E T NG TQ KMOW y0u bed for lady aged 18 or LEMARK, Inc. 957-2101. Maintenance every Carol Lynne Dr., Sat.. I fell there was a need tor a f) older. Please call 897- E.O.E. 2,000 miles. 897-5833 Himalayan cats. Call 897- Sept. 15, 9 a.m. to ? refresher. I think it's a good PH. 897-6411 We Are Looking for a Certified Mechanic Specializing in Brakes. WELCOMING NEWCOMERS NATIONWIDE 5523. C44 5596 anytime. idea for everyone to becomc after 5:30 p.m. To become a sponsor, call (800) 64S-637fi in New York Stat. (800)632-94(M^ familiar with the CPR proce- dure." The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, September 12, 1990 - Page 28 At 91, Miller completes his 20th consecutive Mackinac Bridge walk health has come through the Approximately 70.000 nagged by arthritis is the only merly the Grand Rapids and walked with my Pastor (Mis- Vista Trailer Park and he also grace of God and not getting people walked the 5% miles health perplexity that Miller Indiana Railroad (the *Old sionary Church), Glen stolls to the Post Office and stuck on smoking and booze. across the Mackinac Bridge battles. Not even that could Go Ragged and Indepen- Marks. We started at 8:15 back with his dog, Chcm. "Next year HI take a bottle on Labor Day. Some people keep him off the Mackinac dent') putting in a long a.m. and finished at 9:45," •'When I was a little healthier of Tylenol with mc and give made the journey for the first Bridge. stretch of track," Miller says. Miller explains. "My number 1 used to walk a couple lo the Mackinac Bridge another time Some people made the "People are always asking Miller worked on the railroad was 18,000 and something." three miles a day," he adds. try," he smiles. journey because they were on me if I will walk the bridge for 4I-I/2 years. Only once has Miller walked Miller claims his good vacation. Frank Miller made again next year, and I tell The 91-year old Lowell the distance by himself. the stroll, his 20th consecu- them no, this will probably man stepped off the 5-I/8 Throughout the year. Miller tive walk, because he still en- be my last lime." Miller ex- miles in I-I/2 hours. "I walks the length of Valley joys it and it allows him to plains. "But as long as I am return to the land he loves - living and able. I will. Not Felonious assault Northern Michigan. only that, but each time you "Thai's beautiful country walk across the Mackinac up there. Northern Michigan Bridge you see something charges await is where 'men are men and you didn't notice ihe last ladies are glad of it. Miller time." says. He has certificates dating Saranac's Hauter Raised in Alanson (10 back to 1970 marking each Thomas Dale Hauler Ir . 20. of Saranac w as found guilty miles north ot Petoskey). year he's made the journey. of a felonious assault in Circuit Court in connection with Miller wishes he could still He walked the bridge several his April assault on Lowell Police Officer Brian Van- years before that, and he was be up there, hm says financial derHoek. in Mackinaw City the day ihe reasons and having family in Hauter was originally charged with assault to do bodily bridge was opened. West Michigan keep him harm, but the jury lessened the offense to felonious assault. here in Lowell. *1 was working for the It carries a four-year maximum imprisonment term. PennsNlvania Railroad, for- Al Ml years of age. a hip The Saraiyc man was also found guilty of fleeing and eluding; driving with a suspended license - second offense: and driving while visibly impaired - second offense. Hauler's lawyer tried lo get Judge Soel lo lowere the cash Now Hiring! bond from $20,000. bul the Circuit Court Judge denied his Monday Thru Friday - Days request. • Pizza Makers Hauler's sentencing will be Oct. 17. • Full or Part-Time Call or Apply in person HOME MAINTENANCE 897-7049 AND REPAIR • Remodeling WESTSIDE • Winterization EEEEDELIf • Repair Work 1400 West Main Street, Lowell, Michigan Journeyman Carpenter, 24 years experience ** <

Frank Miller holds the 21 certificates that verify he DAVE THOMAS 897-6855 walked across the Mackinac Bridge each year since 1970. !*r - • i • EW-1 ' •* •• ••• ' •••••••••I . . -i*. OUR KIDS OUR KIDS OUR SCHOOLS OUR SCHOOLS OUR COMMUNITY OUR COMMUNITY GROWING We ask that you join us in support of the Lowell Area Schools GROWING September 25th Bond Issue Election which will provide the much needed facilities and renovations to address the positive popula- tion growth the Lowell area is experiencing. We are proud of our kids, our schools, and ojur community and ask you to join us in }GL t? voting YES on Tuesday, September 25.

TOGETHER Endorsement Names ETHER Richard Korb John Gtbrion Ray Kiaor Bill Kinaay Dave Douaa Nr. & Hra/ Wayne Potts B. Saith Suzanne Bauta Mary Dudack Ham WMtatrat* Georgia Boyce Hubert Hainaa Sharon NcKinnon Hlchaal Ray K. ipaaratra Bonnie Maatatrata Mary Boca D«v« St*9«huis Ban Dykaaa Jody Haybarkar Nac NcPharaon Tarry Rayaor Sally Spancar Jia Whlta KaurMn Favloaki Irana Willaarth Cindy Boyca Gary Engla Nr. k Nra. To* Pord Hancy Rakany Pat Kropf Nickay Burrowa Nary Mittanbach Jia Hardan Kraig Haybarkar Charlotta Johnaon Pinky NcPharaon Claudea Rita Thoaas Stahr Bobbie Whlta Laanna Rica Ann Brackon Sua Brandar Sharon Vandarvarf Grata Paraona Nr. 4 Hrt. Barry Rinks Richard Stagahuia Jack Harrall Rick Handla Gary Alsgaard Diana Haikklla Tara Kropf Nancy Naraaan Cora Riahar Char1la Koohlar Pat Wilcox Chrla VanAntwarp Char Dykaaa Ernestine Bundy Laurie Kuna Jane Gilleapie Nancy Beinar Gwan Stagahuia Naraha Wilcox Dick Poathuaua Harcia Ebling David Eichbarg Cil Miaa Lori Ingrahaa Tarri Robihaon Nauraan Kiaaingar Da la Johnaon Pat Addington Richard Bryan Dr. David Duka Burdatta John Jonaa Lawrence Hikulaki Chancay Boyca Nartha stagahuia Manoy Williaaa Linda Johnaon Richard Briggs Lorria Capan Kathia Lahaa Brian Braalin Tony Stancal Rogar Wills Sharon Hinaa Roxanne Goff Rosa Ennis Barbara Carpantar Kathy Kaap Bob Elliaon Sally Stariy Jaanna Wiaa Easy Vandarbilt Dabra Nillar Jaanna Kinsay Phil Christanaon Dannia Ancbora Varn Nauta Dannia Sticknay Gerald Wianar Mandy Southvall Cheryl Hainaa Sandra Each Cecil Chriaaan Deb Andaraon Dru Ann Rookar Nari Stone Craig wittenbach Barbara Johnaon Krla Nordan Dawn Fishar Joan Huntar Tony Baachlar Barbara J. Brown Narria Koopaan David Xniola Barb Schnaidar Batty Norlock Doloraa Day Deborah Claypool Sheila Dubbink Joyce S to nix and Roberta Wylla Laura Evans Sandy Norrov David Rookar Cary Cldridqa Peggy Ideaa Elian Liatika Richard Stuart Nary Yakaa Gloria Crtbar Madonna Harrall Bav Covall Dan Chriaaan Suaan Colon Toni Blough Rochalla Swanaon Robert Rica. Jr. Linda Horaa Pag Cxarnopia Nary Ann Alagaard Cy Floyd Bob Copaland Lori Littla Marsha LaHava Chris Hodqaa Tharaaa Ann Bngla JiB DeWeerd Carol Brigga Susan Claaanta Bill Ingrahaa Bruca Boyca Carolyn Thaler Halan vickara Cay Nauta Karan Douaa Paul Gauthiar Bill Covall Leonard Jackaon Barry Brackon Linda Barla Stave Idaaa Doloraa Gabrion Hark Thoaaa Paula Hardan Karan Pord willlaa Jaainaki Taai Logaa Craig Allan Danny Nugant Nary Roth Judith Thuaaar Bonnie Hanrickson Malinda Braalin Roxanne DeWeerd Evelyn Luaan Sua Hainicha Doug Clin Branda B. Roudabush Vicki Schaidt Jia Hodgaa Nr. t Mrs. Rchd. Pray Chria Jastifar Kathleen Naataan Cinny Cuatafaon Gary Kaap Bob Pfallar Kathy Toaciak Steve Junawick Kay Misnar George Dey Dave Burdetta Wa. Norrov Cary Goff Dorann Truax Sua Kohler Robert Kinaay Linda Uzaraki Louie Dudeck Dianna MacNaughton Fred Ray stave Uxaraki Nike LaNaya Phyllia Calkina Bradlay Briggs Nark Ruaaell Curt Kaeb Sue Burt Clark Paraona Jill VanAntwarp Nary Nugant wa. Carat Linda Orost Nichaal Schpidt Lorraine Floyd Dan Calkina Kathy Pattaraon Herb Vandarbilt Caraan Paraona Clanna Blanding Danial Callaghar John Schnaidar Nike Blough Karen Chrlatenson Jerry Patton Tarry Vandarwarf Robert Rica Rav. Bill Aaundsan Stavan Caar Sua Phillipa Nika Kelly Rex Collins Roger Kropf Patricia VanDyka Howard Thuaaar John SCagahuis Harty Chriaaan Dan Hainicha Laath Ann Eichberg Patty Copaland Al Wittanbach Dabra Anchor# Bob Pattaraon Ronald Pawloaki Lila Grususat Rebecca VanLaan Barbara Ceelhoed Roger MacNaughton Larry uinaor Phillip Baachlar Judy Carat Carrie Pelon Nancy Schoan Shelly VanVaalan Roger Gilleapie John Curtis Ginny Weber Julia Pick Lynn Craan Donna Koewera Narian Hunt Valeria vickera Jon Graber Judy Ellison David Thaler Linda Daugharty Pat Fongar Gay Pfaller Dorothy Hoag Edward Webb Don Green Carol Handle Naraha Ray Laura Burdatta Cordon Anderson Batte Phillips Carol Schuatar Dee Korb Ardls Barber Michael Dey Deb Sticknay Frad Brandar Jan Hanson Laural Pope Phyllis Jonaa Nark w«bar Jackie Croenew«q Christine McDaniel Pan Posthuaus Linda Salt Ray weigel Jia Stone Jantina waaciuk

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