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Volume 12, Issue 32 Serving Lowell Area Readers Since Wednesday, June 22, 1988 East Main car crash injures young Lowell man

Lowell man, Chad Vander- an improper turn and was also Mark, 17 received head injuries taken to Butterworth hospital. and was taken to Butterworth VanderMark, who was cited Hospital after his car collided for careless driving (high rate with a car driven by Earl of speed) could not stop in time, Zniewski, Monday, June 20. hitting Zniewski in the left front of his car. Zniewski, 54, White Cloud, A passenger, Paul Owen, was eastbound on Main Street Clarksville, riding with Vander- driving close to the curb, ac- Mark sustained no injuries. cording to Lowell Police, when Responding to the accident he suddenly turned left onto were Lowell Police, Lowell Re- Grove Street. He was cited for scue and LIFE.

Ear! Zniewski was hit in the front left ride, Monday, June Chad VanderMark, Clarksville received head injuries and 20, when be tried to make a left turn onto North Grove Street. was transported to Butterworth Hospital. Michigan's roads lead Evans to Lowell

He's been the eyes and ears Evans first approached the Georgie Boy in Edwardsburg). ell Rotary members. "I tell them of West Michigan for 14-plus news director at what was then The West Michigan reporter of the obvious places they can years. WOOD TV-8, back in 1974 says story ideas come from go," he says. The room full of Dick Evans, that roaming, "After I started doing my spots, people and newspapers. businessmen begin to chuckle, sometimes adventurous feature the news director got positive "Older, retired people call me which leads to an outburst of reporter for WOTV, channel 8 feedback and then decided to and tell of where they maybe laughter. Evans interrupts, with SHOWBOAT DRAWING NEAR in Grand Rapids, has been on put me on the road full-time," traveling and ask about some of his tanned face turning a darker the "Michigan Road" featuring Evans remembers. It was a the sites they should stop and shade of red. "No, No, I didn't Don't forget Showboat is just 1 day away. June 23, 24, & 25. the unique people, sites and move that he relished, and one see," Evans relates to the Low- mean there," he chuckles. Tickets are on sale at the ticket office at 203*W. Main St., or call sounds of this, as he says, that would eventually help him 897-8280 to purchase your tickets with your MC/VISA "water, winter wooderUKT, stQte many, many memories and The Lettermen are appearing and nine amateur acts as well. showcasing collectors, back- stories that he could share at Don't miss this year's Showboat. woodsmen, animals, sites, quilt speaking engagements, such as makers - since 1974. the Lowell Rotary, a stop Evans COMMODITIES TO BE DISTRIBUTED 'The worst thing to hapeen made on Wednesday, June 15. to the people in the state of Like the majority of televis- Government Surplus commodities will be distributed to all those Michigan were those dam ex- ion news today, there is only eligible on June 23, between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. at the Lowell pressways," Evans said. "Sure time for the headlines and that Moose Gub, 210 1/2 E. Main St. the travel is better and people doesn't exclude features. get places faster, but all the won- The days of Evans being on TIME SCHEDULE CHANGE FOR LOWELL AREA derful scenery and sites are the road all the time were cut SCHOOLS missed." to three. "Within those three The stout, weathered, white days I was to come up with five Beginning with the 1988-89 school year, the secondary and 44 haired man with a voice not to stories," Evans said. Now I'm elementary schools at Lowell will have a time schedule change in far removed from Charles on the road two days and I'm order to allow for more instructional time in the morning for stu- Kuralt, first started repotting on responsible for six stories." dents. The new schedule is as follows: radio in the hot, sticky back He adds that he spends about Middle School - 7:45 a.m. to 2:10 p.m. country of Fayettesville and Lit- an hour-and-a-half on a story, High School - 7:50 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. tle Rock, Arkansas. "When I once at the location. After the Alto - 8:40 a.m. to 3:05 p.m. was a growing boy, our family shooting is completed, it is then Bushnell - 8:40 a.m. to 3:05 p.m. did a lot of moving, so there's edited down to a 2-21/2 minute Runciman/Riverside - 8:50 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. no one place I could call home," segment. Evans said. One of Evans' favorite spots LOCAL ARTISTS WORK ON DISPLAY AT GRAND His first television repotting for stories is the Upper Penin- RAPIDS ART MUSEUM job came in Oklahoma City. sula. "I get up there as much as "The weather there is worse I can. 1 go in the fall and collect than what were experiencing in stories, and there is a wealth of Ron Wood of 409 N. Division, Lowell had a work chosen for Michigan right now," he says. them," he says. display during Festival *88 in Grand Rapids. "The land is flat and the weather Evans does his travels with The juried piece, an oil on plaster canvas, titled "Against The is hot. It s 104 during the day his wife in their recreational The Michigan Road brought TV's Dick Evans to Lowell on Blue'*, will be on display through July 16, at the Grand Rapids and 104 at night." vehicle (a Cruise Aire made by Wednesday, June 15. He spoke to the Lowell Rotary. Art Museum. Mr. Wood is a 1981 graduate of Lowell Senior High School, and attended Grand Rapids Junior College as an art student. He is employed by Meijer Inc. in Cascade and Visual Concepts, Council approves two variance requests a new adveitising agency of Grand Rapids. A vacation depleted Lowell with the 8,200 square foot re- dards set in a Grand Rapids night- April of 1986 with Michigan quirement. One lot was short of Municipal Code Corporation, GRADUATION BROADCAST TIME CHANGE ON LCTV City Council met Monday even- time noise ordinance. Michigan ing with only three members pre- the minimum at only 6,700 Wire President Don Fizer was on but when former City Manager square feet. The request was a*^ Ray Quada left his position, the Due to technical problems, Lowell Cable TV was unable to sent. Councilmen Jack Fonger hand, and promised to do what proved. contract was cancelled until a show the Lowell Graduation. It has been rescheduled for Tues., and Dean Collins, along with he could to reduce noise levels. The board also approved a re- new city manager was in place. June 21 at 10 a.m.; Thurs., June 23 at 7 p.m.; and Sat., June 25 Mayor James Maatman, met as The Council deferred action quest for a setback variance from The recodification will bring the at 2 p.m. the Zoning Board of Appeals to on a water rate increase until the approve two variance requests. Delores Alexander at 820 N. entire council was present. city's ordinance up to date with Hudson. Alexander plans to ever changing state and federal LCTV CHANNEL CHANGES Mrs. Eunice Doyle requested A resolution to provide dental a variance for an undersized lot build a garage at her residence insurance for city employees was codes. Lowell's ordinances have with 15 feet of setback from the Effective Thursday, June 23 Channel 34 on your dial (IND. in a residential area. Doyle's re- approved by the Council. The not been recodified since 1971, right-of-way rather than the re- WXMI - 17) will be moved to number 10 on your dial; Channel quest was the result of a plan to Blue Cross plan adopted covers and City Manager David Pas- quired 30 feet. 10 on your dial (NBC - WILX - 10) will be moved to number 34 split a parcel owned by her into 75% of preventative services, quale noted at a previous meet- three separate lots. The property The Council reviewed a noise ing that the ordinance book is on your dial. 50% of restorative services and is located at 803 N. Washington, study performed on May 27 and 50% of dentures with a $800 cap "virtually useless as it now June 13 at Michigan Wire Proces- ATTENTION LHS CLASS OF 68 and has three houses constructed on benefits. The cost is $8.46 stands". on it. Two of the three lots met sing Co's. plant on West Main per employee per month. Only A proposal to install water St. The study stemmed from mains on Hunt St. west of Beech There*5 still time to make your reservations for the LHs class employees, not their families, numerous complaints and a peti- St. was reviewed by the Council. of f68 reunion on August 19 at Candlestone Inn. will be covered. PRECISION & FASHION tion filed by neighbors claiming The proposal would install 935 Call Lynn Nauta at 897-9915 or 897-9294 or Pal Fonger 897- The Council also approved a HAIRSTYUNG - For both the plant is excessively noisy. $13,000 project to re-codify the feet of main at a cost of $8,975. 51%. men and women. Man's World The study concluded the plant city's zoning ordinance. The pro- Hairstyling. Phone 897-8102. nighnime noise is below stan- ject was initially approved in The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, June 22, 1988 - Page 2 Coming Events The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. June 22, 1988 • Page 3 Patty 1988, or feel free to reminisce Church on Thomapple River welcome. Delivery to Millcreek tacted. please call Noticts in the Ledger's "Com- Flat River Snowmobile Club with us after 8:30 p.m. For further Dnve. north of Cascade, for old Meadows Reagan. 530-1917. ing Events" are free of charge meets at the clubhouse at 11841 info, call Betty Lou Clark. 897- Potters Rd. A Potluck is at 12:30 papers. All revenue goes to non- to any non-profit organization SAT, JULY 16: L.H.S. Class of 7104. p.m. with business meeting fol- profit organizations in this area JUNE 19-26: Old Fashioned Canadian Sunrise in the Lowell, Ada, Alto, and 1933 will meet at Lowell Masonic Saranac area. We prefer such lowing. New members and Tent Meetings at Clarksville at 7:30 p.m. Evangelist Gust Bass Temple. 112 Lincoln Lake. Low- SEPT. 1 DEADLINE: Donations notices to be kept brief and to guests are welcome. 3RD WED OF EACH MONTH - are being accepted until Sept 1 Jolly Community Club meets the will be the speaker Inspirational ell. Punch bowl at 5 p.m., dinner be submitted by mail, but will at 6. $10 per person. Please in the name of the Ellura Frost accept notices by phone at SECOND SUNDAY OF EACH 3rd Wednesday of each month Christian music. Separate chil- dren's meetings each evening send reservations and checks by McPherson Scholarship Fund 897-9261. MONTH: Post Polio Support at 12:30 for dinner at Millcreek Hatderc July 1 to: Mrs. Esther DeVries The recipient is a Lowell Group meets at the Easter Seal Meadows East. Saranac for 4 year olds through 6th grade. only Special Youth nights on Sunday. DeRushia. 712 N. Washington graduate. Kirsten Hawk Please *1.29 WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Building. 4065 Saladin Dr. S.E. SATURDAYS - Take Off St.. Lowell. Ml 49331. Anyone leave your donations at the FMB Chapter night meeting is held the (off East Paris) at 2:00 p.m. Sur- June 18; Tuesday and Friday. Pounds Sensibly Tops #M11493 Nursery provided for children who attended L.H.S. in the 30 s State Savings Bank with Mar) out to win you over • first Monday of each month, at vivors. families and friends wel- One coupon per customer, per visit. Coupon not good in combination I meets every Sat. at 8:30 a.m. in through 3 years old each even- is invited. Come and renew old 8 p.m come. the Congregational Church ing. acquaintances. with any other offers. Cash value 1/100 of 1C. Good during regular I basement in Lowell. Corner of OPEN THROUGH SEP- breakfast hours. WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Bus- QUA-KE-Z1K SPORTSMEN'S Spnng and Hudson Sts. Weigh- SUN., JUNE 26: Clifford and Fr- SAT., JULY 16: The class of TEMBER: Fallasburg EXPIRES JULY 16, 1968 J iness Meeting is held the third CLUB meets every 2nd and 4th ins from 8:30 a.m. til 9:00 a.m. ances (King) Walling will renew 1943 cordially extends an invita- Schoolhouse Museum. Satur- Monday of each month, at 8 p m. Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. at the Club tion to all friends and former days. Sundays and holidays. 1 -5 building at 11400 Foreman their wedding vows at 1:00 p.m. with TUESDAYS - Take Off Pounds at Elmdale Church of the schoolmates to join us at our p.m., other times by special ar- EVERY SECOND TUESDAY Road. Lowell. Sensibly Tops #MI 1372 meets Nazarene, 9211 Elmdale Road class reunion at 6:30 p.m. at the rangement (call 897-6430. 897- The Lowell Area Fishing Club every Tuesday evening at the (between Clarksville and Alto) in Marriott Hotel in Grand Rapids 9081, 897-7088) Don't miss the now meets at the Flat River SECOND TUESDAY - Better Biscuits & Gravy | Lowell Congregational Church honor of their 25th anniversary Reservations for dinner at "Blue Monday and Tuesday' Snowmobile Clubhouse on Pot- Buyers Food Buying Club meets basement. Corner of Spnng and $20.00 per person must be exhibit of antique washing ters Road, just East of Montcalm the second Tuesday of every An Open House follows from 2-5 Hudson Sts. Weigh-ins at 5:45 made no later than June 30. machines and sadirons m Ave. at 7:00 p.m. All prospective month at 7:00 p.m. at Carol p.m. in the Clarksville Area Com- p.m. members or interested individu- Reagan s home. 427 King St., munity Hall. Their children. als are cordially welcome Lowell. Interested people are Mindy and Edward, invite you to MAY 28 THROUGH SEP- come and share this special day. only welcome For information, call TEMBER: Fallasburg 990 Kathy at 897-8779. FIRST MONDAY OF EACH School house Museum is open MONTH: The Bowne Township SUN., JUNE 26: Ware School Obituaries Sat.. Sun., and holidays. 1-5 Reunion. All persons who at- Histoncal Society will hold regu- EVERY 1ST & 3RD THURS. - p.m., other times by special ar- One coupon per customer, per visit. Coupon not good in combination | Lowell Area Jaycees. meet at tended or taught at Ware School lar meetings at the Township rangement. (Call 897-6430.897- ESTER - Margaret E. (Vincent) HANSEN - Rheta M. (Smith) with any other offers. Cash value 1/100 of 1C. Good during regular! the Lowell Congregational are invited to attend a reunion at Hall. 6059 LinfieW. Alto, on the 9081.897-7088). Don't miss the Hansen, aged 51, ofConklin, for- breakfast hours. Church at 7:00 p.m. New mem- Fallasburg Park. Potluck meal at Estep, aged 69, of Nashville, first Monday of each month at -Blue Monday and Tuesday" EXPIRES JULY 16, 1968 bers welcomed. Membership 1XX). For more information, call Ml. formerly of Hastings, died merly of Lowell, passed away 7:30 p.m. exhibit of antique washing 21-39 years of age Leadership 676-9512 or 897-7925. early June 16. 1988 at Blodgett June II, 1988. She is survived machines and sadirons. by her son. Gary Hansen of r EVERY SECOND WEDNES- training through community in- Memorial Medical Center. Sur- r DAY: Lowell Woman's Club volvement. Interested, call 897- MON., JULY 4: Annual Chicken vived by two daughters, Mrs. Kentwood; brothers. Noel Big Country Breakfast With i meets every 2nd Wednesday of 9152 or 897-6539. THURS., JUNE 23: Government Barbecue at Ada Masonic Tem- Charles (Julia) Fox of Hastings, (Joyce) Smith of TVoy. MI, Will- ple, comer of Ada Drive and the month at Schneider Manor Surplus Commodities will be dis- Mrs. Loretta Clark of Corinth, iam (Janice) Smith of Jackson. Ham^ Bacon or Sausage EVERY 1ST It 3RD TUESDAY Bronson Street. Menu: Half a at 12:00. Luncheon and prog- tributed to all those eligible on KY; three sons, Charles Vincent Ml; sister Susan (Randy) Rairigh ram. - V.F.W. Post 8303 meets at the June 23 at the Lowell Moose chicken, potato salad, cole slaw, of Battle Creek, Alden Vincent of Woodland. Ml; grandchildren. V.F.W. Clubroom. 307 E. Main Club, 210 1/2 E. Main Street. roll and butter, beverage. The Jess. Betsy, and Randall Jr. A St.. Lowell at 8:00 p.m. price is $4.00. Serving from of Nashville, MI and William Ranked #1 EVERY SECOND THURSDAY: Lowell from 10 to 5 p.m. Lowell VFW Auxiliary No. 8303 11 HO a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Vincent of Corinth, KY; two sis- Memorial Service was held meets at 8:00 p.m. at the VFW EVERYDAY OF THE YEAR SAT., JUNE 25: Saranac Com- ters. Vivian Ingersoll of Arizona, Thursday at First Congregational only Post. 307 W. Main Street. Low- PAPER DRIVE - Ada Cascade munity Church Chicken Bar- THURS., JULY 9: Reminder! Claudia Fuller of Hastings; 24 Church of Lowell, Rev. David *1.59 ell. Paper Chase has trailers located beque. 1/4 chicken $3.50, 1/2 Hagens and Fr. Paul Reddy of- By Southern L.H.S. grads of 1983. Class grandchildren. Graveside Ser- One Coupon per customer, per visit. Coupon not good in combination behind Ada Township Hall and chicken $4.50 with fixings. 4:30 Reunion. R.S.V.P. due June 17. vices were held Saturday at the ficiating. Inurnment Chapel Hill with any other offers. Cash value 1/100 of 1C. Good during regular behind Cascade Christian EVERY THIRD SUNDAY: The p.m. until 7:30 p.m. Carryouts If you have not yet been con- Dowling Cemetery. Memorial Gardens. breakfast hours. EXPIRES JULY 15, 1968 STROUSE-Vernon L. Strouse. Living Magazine aged 69, of Brohman, formerly of Lowell, passed away Tuesday. (2) Cinnamon 'n' Raisin June 14. 1988. He is survived by his wife. Laura; his children. Biscuits Kay Strouse of Comstock Park. Joe (June) Strouse of Ada, Ray r- (Joyce) Strouse of Alto, Joy I (Robert) Shattuck, Michael And Now I (Gloria) Organek all of Lowell; I only a brother, Leslie Strouse of Hast- I 950 I ings; sisters, Ellen (A.J.) Young For A I of Lake Odessa, Alvena Baldrcs One Coupon per customer, per visit. Coupon not good in combination I of Frceport; step-mother. Mrs with any other offers. Cash value 1/100 of 1C. Good during regular I Doris Strouse of Hastings; 10 I•I hraaLfacbreakfast hnnrhoursc . grandchildren. Funeral Services Limited Time Haskei, I EXPIRES JULY 15, 1988 were held Friday at the Roth- Gerst Chapel, Lowell, Rev. Keith Mclver officiating. Inter- SAUSAGE ft EGG ment Oakwood Cemetery. BISCUIT WILLARD - Christine Willard. 10 OZ. aged 36, of Lowell, passed away June 14, 1988. She is survived On The I by her husband, Richard; par- ents, Russell and Vivian Hoskins only 990 I of Lowell; brother, Garry and Ann Hoskins of Wisconsin; sis- SHAKES One coupon per customer, per visit. Coupon not good in combination I ter, Mrs. Dennis (Dianne) Pre- with any other offers. Cash value 1/100 of 1C. Good during regular I tzel of Lowell; nephews and a breakfastt hourshour®. niece, Michael and Heather Pre Return of EXPIRES JULY 15, 1988 tzel, and Christopher Hoskins Funeral Services were held Fri- SHAKES day at the Roth-Gerst Funeral 0 Home, Lowell, with Rev. Ken /7//... 290 neth McGee of Alton Bible ^ Chocolate Ham & Egg Biscuit the Lowell Church officiating. Interment One coupon per customer, per visit. Coupon not good in Alton Cemetery. combination with any other offers. Cash value 1/100 of 1C. Good during regular breakfast hours. ^Vanilla EXPIRES JULY 3, 1988 Showboat Happy i • Strawberry only 990 Onunoe coupouuupun perr customeruuaiumoi,, pepoir visitviau. Coupon noiiuti gooyuuud Iin uuinumaiiuicombinationi Birthday with any other offers. Cash value 1/100 of 1C. Good during regular Ibreakfast hours. JUNE 23: Kristen Kinsey. Jane EXPIRES JULY 15, 1988 I Baird JUNE 24: Ray Linton. Todd Noskey. Rick Pawloski, Bob I Wolfe. Gay Pfaller. jSteak& Egg Tliscuiti JUNE 25: Vtadeer JUNE 26: Amy Jean Hill, Bill Stahl, Dale Peters, Tim Stepek, STATE SAVINCS Carol Anderson, Velma Perry. out to win you over JUNE 27: Carol Wieland, Skye $ 1 Perala, Richard Mahynski, j only 1.09 Kevih Galloway. HOURS: Sunday - Thursday 6:00 a.m. -11:00 p.m. JUNE 28: Brian Doyle, Dianna I BANK Sandy. Friday • Saturday 6:00 a.m. -12:00 p.m. One Coupon per customer, per visit. Coupon not good in combination JUNE 29: Colin Pawloski. Mar- I with any other offers. Cash value 1/100 of 1C. Good during regular lene Knoctnerus. I breakfast hours. • EXPIRES JULY 15, 1988 LOWELL • ROCKFORD FDK IIMI •ffUM OMOtiuNdr The thoettiing was in- 2157 West Main Street, Lowell, Michigan vented in 1790. The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, June 22. 1988 • Page 4 recognized The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, June 22, 1988 - Page 5 lime" to be holy, to begin the College News Homespun day right - with God. Prayer lifts of derstood. Its a word many mis- ones heart up to Him and holds Western Michigan University point average in high school, or Barbara (Clark) Ockerman Clark takingly think refers to those one to Him throughout the day. has awarded a share of $1 million at least a 3.5 GPA and an Amer- Caledonia and Mr. William of Grand Rapids who draw or paint well (artis- Devotions A portion read from His Word in academic scholarships to Amy ican College Test score of at least years tic). Another reason for lack of sets the pattern for one s think- Craycrift of Lowell. 30. Clark taught for several fHEALTH understanding about autism is ing. Taking an upward look, as The awards are part of WMU's Cray craft's scholarship is in in the Lowell School System and due to its infrequent occurrence: he experiences the birth of a new Medallion Scholarship Program. the amount of $3,000 over four his wife is the daughter of Dirk I By only 4 or 5 autistic individuals day, prepares the Christian for The recipients were among years. Venoma. who was principal of Dr. Paul Gauthiar By Pauline Spray the Runciman School in Lowell out of 10,000 will be autisitic, the hours ahead. nearly 580 leading high school Dr. Jim Lang We ought always to "begin Gregory David Clark, a for a time. according to a pamphlet put out ft seniors from 11 states who com- by the Grand Rapids Area Soci- My voice shall thou hear in the freshness of the newborn day. each day with God.** peted for the funds during events former Caledonia High school ety for Autistic Citizens morning, O Lord: in the morn- The cares and noises of daily liv- Prayer: Dear God, I lift my this past winter at WMU. student, has received his docto- Kimberly Dykema of the Low- (GRAND-SAC). HEMORRHOIDS ing will I direct my prayer unto ing have a way of cluttering up heart to Thee. Let Thy presence The Medallion Scholarship rate degree in education from ell area has been named to the GRAND-SAC reports that in thee, and will look up (Psalm one's mind and dulling ones enfold me. Hold me close to Thy Texas A&M University. He and Dean s List and Honor's list for events included written testing Anorectal problems are seen commonly in the office of a family 5:3). spiritual receptivity. In the still- bosom throughout this day. his wife, Barbara, a Caledonia the spring semester at Thnity the past, it was thought that au- and oral problem solving ac- practitioner and one of the most common complaints is problems Amen Christian College in Palos tism was caused by the ness of the early morning hours tivities for students and informa- graduate, and his two children. with hemorrhoids. I love the quiet hush of early there are fewer distractions and tion sessions for their parents. Missy and Adam are living in Heights. IL. Stanley Stinaon e,:vironmMt of the child. The early onset, sever- Pain and swelling of the peri-rectal area are the hallmark of morning, that lime before the it is easier to hear God's voice To be eligible, participants New Hampshire. He is employed To qualify. Dykema earned a O Master, it is good to be Stanley Stinson was selected ity and pervasiveness of the dis- external hemorrhoids. Symptoms usually develop over a 24-48 world has begun its wild, mad and feel His presence. had to be admitted to Western by with Digital Computer Corp. out cumulative grade point average Entwined, enrapt. alone with "Student of the Year" for the o«der has dispelled that belief. hour period and may be worsened with bowel movement. Palpata- rush. It is then one can hear the My heart was thrilled at the Jan. 10 with at least a 3.7 grade of Boston. MA. He is the son of of 3.5 or higher. Thee. Wellerwood Autism Program at According to the report, al- tion of the area will reveal a painful soft mass. Bleeding may be hungry birds chirping as they rus- beginning of a day to hear a Till we. too, change from grace the West wood Middle School in though it is known that autism noted in the underwear or on the toilet tissue which is usually dark tle up their breakfast. I like to neighbor whistling the beloved to grace v fc Grand Rapids for the 1987-88 is not caused by poor parental in color. Rectal bleeding is usually due to hemorrhoids, however, dig in the earth, pull weeds out hymn. 'TakeTime to Be Holy." •P Gazing on Thy transfigured face. school year. attitudes or behavior, the exact keep in mind that there are other serious causes for rectal bleeding. of my flower beds, and enjoy the Morning is the lime to "lake Author Unknown Stinson was recently honored biological cause has not been Any unexplained bleeding should be brought to your doctor's at- at a dinner in the President Ford determined. tention. Room of the Amway Grand Research suggests that there Hemorrhoids are essentially varicose veins of the anal canal. Plaza Hotel. may be several causes; each Straining or increased pressure in the rectum may cause prolapse Wallings celebrate 25th The award is based on high with distinct effects on the brain of tissue with secondary swelling and irritation. Lack of fiber in f Nf academic and individual and nervous system. Some dis- the typical American diet is probably one of the major causes of 1 T achievement and the quality of orders that have been associated hemorrhoids. Decreased fiber intake leads to formation of small 4 Clifford and Frances (King) If perseverance as well. with autism are rubella, tuber- hard stools which are difficult to pass. This leads to considerable Walling will renew their wed- • - "Students like Stinson fo- ous, sclerosis and untreated straining which then can cause hemorrhoid formation. ; v ding vows, in honor of their 25th cused in on their goals in Sep- phenylketonuria. However, the The principle treatment plan for hemorrhoids is prevention. Wedding Anniversary, at 1:00 Helicopter delivery! tember, and did not lose the report states, many autistic Adequate dietary fiber or fiber supplements will maintain soft p.m. on Sunday, June 26 in the necessary enthusiasm to com- people had no known disease or healthy formed stools without excessive straining. Adding an over- Elmdale Church of the BAG Helicopter out of Grand Rapids, flying a Sikorsky, plete their task," said assistant problems before, during or after the-counter stool softener may also be of some benefit. You should Nazarene. 9211 Elmdale Road helicoptered air make up units with the capacity of adding principal James Nixon. their birth. avoid use of laxatives which stimulate bowel constrictions. Treat- (between Clarksville and Alto). 34,000 cubic feel per feet of air onto the roof of the Attwood Stinson is the son of John and Some of the symptoms of au- ment of small hemorrhoids consists of twice daily warm soaks An Open House follows the Corporation plant, making up for air being sucked out by the Bertha Stinson of Lowell Au- tism include slow or unusual de- along with stool softeners and over-the-counter hemorrhoidal prep- ceremony from 2-5 p.m. in the ventilation system used when finishes and varnishes are used. tism is frequently misun- velopment and specific prob- arations. In most cases the pain and swelling will disappear in Clarksville Area Community lems in learning, language and about one week. Hall. \ social skills. Autistic people Hemorrhoids that do not respond to conservative management Their children, Mindy and Ed- have difficulty relating to or become very painful should be treated in the doctor's office. ward, invite you to come and people and their environment, Hemorrhoid surgery is usually performed as a simple out-patient The 1988 Gospel Heralds from Appalachian Bible College, Bradley, West Virginia. From left share in this special occasion. often appearing to have no in- procedure in the office under a local anesthetic. Oral pain medica- to right standing: Tracy Collis, Hedgesville, WV; Shawn Dean, DoChan, AL; Phil Wegner, terest in others, the report indi- tions as well as anti-inflammatory creams will usually also be Trieste, Italy; Mara Lee Will, Moundsville. WV; Ryan Petgen, Bristol, IN. Seated: Chris Dyer, to the Lowell Communityl cates. prescribed post operatively. Billerica, MA and Andy Dean. Dothan AL. I For more information contact In summary, hemorrhoids are easily treated, but prevention is GRAND-SAC, 800 Weller- painless! The Showboat Is Great! wood, N.E., Grand Rapids, Ml Music concert at Church 49505. a 2-21/2 minute seg- W.G. MCPHERSON ment. The Gospel Heralds, a sum- pel Heralds is Dr. John grec from Southwestern Baptist Baniamin Franklin wat Turn to mer louring group from Appalac- Seminary in Fort Worth, Texas Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Without clouds and other Jueckstock, Appalachian's tha first head of the U.S. hian Bible College near Beckley, The Gospel Heralds present constituents of the Earth's Music Department Chairman, Post Office. atmosphere, the surface of West Virginia, will be in concert who received undergraduate music aimed at expressing the our planet would reach a at the Alton Bible Church, Lin- training at Appalachian Bible joy of being a Christian. Their PATT0NJRB temperature of 176 degrees coln Lake Ave and 3 Mile Rd. College, Bethel College. The program is interspersed with En- at the equator by day. on June 23 at 7:30 p.m. University of Northern Colorado glish handbells and testimonies Clifford and Frances Walling Sponsor and coach of the Gos- relating to their personal faith in AGENCY, INC. and obtained his doctorate de- WARNING: e Auto e Home • Health Jesus Christ. e Commercial e Life ABC is an independent Bible college located one hour south - IF YOU THINK of Charleston, West Virginia, in 835 W. Main, Lowell, Ml AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY the village of Bradley. The col- THE POWER IS OFF Ph. (616) 897-9253 lege specializes in training men e ANDe and women for church-rclated 79 Bridge St., Saranac. Ml ADA COMMUNITY ministries. It is West Virginia s WHEN THE SWITCH IS OFF Ph. ( 616) 642-9401 ' CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY MISSIONARY CHURCH REFORMED CHURCH I only accredited Bible college, of- Gerald Patton 10501 Settlewood Ptv 897-7185 ADA CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF LOWELL 7227 Thornapple River Or 676-1032 fering a I-year Bible Certificate. Meeting at the Lowell Middle School Sunday School 9:45 A M YOU'RE WRONG. REFORMED CHURCH Pastor JERRY L JOHNSON 3-year diploma and 4-year 112675 hucman) Worship Service 11 00 A M 7152 Bradfield St.. S.E 67Mh9K Morning Worship 00 A.M Bachelor of Arts degrees. Sunda\ Morning Worship Evening Sen/ice 6 00 P M .for. REV BRIAN P BOSSCHER Sunday School 11 20 A.M And Children's Ministries KMW A M Prayer and Bible Study-7:30 P M. Wednesdays The public is cordially in- Morning Worship . 8:45 A M and 11.00 A M Evening Worship g oo p m Midueek Bible Services and Youth Ministry GLENN H MARKS vited. A free will offering will Sunday School 10:01) A M. WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS " A JOYFUL WORSHIPPING COMMUNITY" Foreman Road be taken. Evening Worship 6:00 P M, COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUR IW7.W77 897-9110 KEEP AWAY PROM WATER -Automobile CHURCH HOME WELCOME TO ALL Consecration Evervone knows that electricitv FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE . Insurance. BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH services at and water are a dangerous combina- OF ALTO OF LOWELL 3900 East Fulton Comer of ftOth Street & Bancroft Avenue 201 Nonh Washington Street tion. But did vou know that an electric Your car is more than transportation. You take REV RAYMOND E BEFUS Sunda> School |();00 A M. Rev. Rick Upchurch Snow Morning Worship 9:50 A M appliance is still electrically alive even pnde in the way it looks, and you keep it run- Morning Worship II 00 A M. ChurchSchool 1000AM (Broadcast 10 A M WMAX 1470) Evening Worship 7:00 P M. Morning Worship 11 00 A M Methodist if the switch is off? If the plug is in, mng smoothly. Your cars a prized possession- Sunday School 11:15 A M Wednesda> Bible Study Evening Service ^ qq p m Evening Service 6:00 P M the power is on. So when you keep one of your biggest single investments—and and Prayer Meeting 7:00 P M. Wednesday Mid-Wcek Service Wednesday Service 7:30 P M Bishop Judith Craig will of- one that would really cost to replace in I h Jr. Teens. Adults 7 00 p ^ appliances near water keep them Pastor Gene Sickler ficiate at consecration services Nursery Come & Worship With Us today's economy. 868-6403 Of 068-6912 scheduled for 2 p.m. on June 26, unplugged. 1988 at Snow United Methodist Your independent insurance agent repre- FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Church, 3189 Snow Ave.. S.E. senting Hastings Mutual Insurance Company FIRST UNITED METHODIST Lowell, Michigan. ALWAYS UNPLUG GOOD SHEPHERD CHURCH OF LOWELL understands how much you care for your car. CHURCH OF LOWELL (United Church of Chnst) For two years this seventy LUTHERAN CHURCH 621 E Mam Street 897-5936 404 North Hudson member rural United Methodist SMALL APPLIANCES. Your agent will give you competitive insur- 10305 Bluewater Highway REGULAR HOURS 897-5906 Church has worked to build a ance rates and the attention you deserve— Morning Worship 10:00 A.M. Morning Worship 9:00 A M and 10:45 A.M.. Worship and Church School . . . 10:00 A.M. major addition to their ninet) Sunday School & Adult Bible Class 9:00 A.M. Church School 9:30 to 10:30 AM Barrier-Free Nursery Provided year old country church. The im whether its writing up your policy or fast JOSEPH FREMER. PASTOR HAKAN ENGLUND. EXCHANGE PASTOR David Hagens M.mst.r provements will add sorely claims service. 897-8307 Nursery available at both services Eleanor Martin Director ot Education needed facilities to help Sno^ Bamer • Free Entrance Marilyn Otsemjuk Director o( Music Turning to your Hastings Mutual Agent is UMC minister in the community Snow UMC is known in like turning to a friend. That's why we say FIRST CHURCH OF FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH United Methodist circles for rais- LOWELL "We're your Silent Partner." But we're only ing more dollars per member tor ST. MARY'S OF LOWELL FRIENDSHIP COUNTRY CHAPEL CHRIST, SCIENTIST silent until you need us. 48 Lalayette SE (1 block S. ol Fulton) World Hunger year after year 2275 West Main Street New Address CATH0UC CHURCH Grand Rapids. Ml than any other United Methodist 897 7168 10200 Grand River Ave. 402 N Amity Sunday Service & Sunday School. 10:30 A.M. tj Hastings Mutual Sunday SctxxX 945 am Sunday Services 10:30 A M Church. Some said that Snow MSGNR JAMES MORAN Wednesday Evening Service ... 8 00 P M" a Sunday Worship Services . 1100 A M & 6 00 PM Wednesday Bible Study 7:00 P M could not undertake a $190,000 NEW HOURS (Child Care Provided) LIGHT & POWER M Insurance Company Awana-Wednesday 6:50 P M BOB ROUSH. PASTOR building program and continue Saturday Mass . . 5:30 P M We're only silent untd you need us. Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7 00 P M 897-7489 Reading Room at 24 Division N the level of giving to hunger Sunday Mass 9 00 & 11 00 A M JOE GERKIN. PASTOR 281-3526 Weekdays 9 to 5 00 Saturdays 10 to 4 00 During the two years of construe DAVID COBB. YOUTH PASTOR 897 6348 "Owned By The People Of Lowell" First 2 Mondays ol month 7 00 9 00 lion. Snow actually increased ALL ARE WELCOME their per member giving to World I Hunger. The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday. June 22, 1988 - Page 6 Rodeo winners pick up bicycles The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday. June 22, 1988 - Page 7 WP: USNA honors Iwai artistic talent ifl Miyuki Iwai, a Japanese ex- "Recognizing and supporting coaches, counselors or other spirit, dependability, and recom- THANK change student at Lowell Senior our youth, is more important school sponsors and upon the mendations from a teacher or di- High School has been named a than ever before in America's his- standards of selection set forth rector. i fa United States National Award tory. Certainly United States by the Academy. The criteria for Iwai has resided this past year winner in Art. Achievement Academy Award selection are a students' with her host family, Mr. and This award is a prestigious winners should be congratulated academic performance, respon- Mrs. William Wood at 409 N. honor very few students can ever and appreciated for their dedica- sibility, enthusiasm, motivation Division, Lowell and will leave hope to attain. In fact, the tion to excellence and achieve- to learn and improve, citizen- for her return to Japan on June YOU! Academy recognizes less than ment," said Dr. George Stevens, ship, anitude and cooperative 25. 10% of all American high school Executive Director of the United students. States Achievement Academy. FROM THE L.H.S. Iwai, a 1988 graduate of Low- The Academy selects USAA The ancient Greeks believed feeding snakes evergreen ell Senior High, was nominated winners upon the exclusive re- berries would destroy their venom. They stopped believ- for this National Award by Mrs. commendations of teachers, ing It after the snake bit them. Robin Prawdzik-White. Head of the High School Art Dept. CLASS OF '88 Iwai's picture and biography will appear in the United States TWO SEASON'S PLANT STAND We wish to thank the following businesses of our community for their generous Achievement Academy Official support of "The Great Escape of "88", the senior all-night party that was held on Senior Yearbook, published nationally. "The But Hants at the Best Pricem Miyuki Iwai Release Day. May 27, 1988 The party was a great success with well over 80^ of the senior class attending. Phillips The following provided our high spirited young adults with an alcohol free evening honored of fun and in doing so may very well have saved a life. We ask members of the community to support them as graciously as they supported us. by With Sincere Thanks. Bicycle Rodeo contest winners were given their new bikes recently. They are from left to right. league Lowell High School's Great Class of '88 Eric Sigler, 12, of Lowell; Gerard Despres, 11, of Ada; Ben Bills, nine, of Lowell; and Joe b And Parents Shambeau, 11, of Lowell. Standing in the middle is Kay Estes, chairperson of the Lowell Area y . VEGETABLE PETUNIA b Scouting Council. Not pictured is Emily Doyle. Joan Wittenbach FLATS MARIGOLD Family Fare Central States Winners of the third annual the high mark. mounting, maneuvering and sig- Bicycle Rodeo, sponsored by the Eric Sigler. 12, Lowell, and naling. Jim's BarberShop Attwood Corporation A REMEMBRANCE Were $6.99 Were 7.99 Lowell Police Department, were Ben Bills, nine, of Lowell each Participants interested in find- Dennis Anchors G & G Reproduction awarded their bicycles on Mon- scored 95 points. ing out their score may call Estes I went to visit my mother the other day. As usual, every- Now... Now... Vennen Dodge % Dr. Langlois day. June 20 by Lowell police Gerard Despres, 11 years old. at 897-88%.anying floral gifts thing around her was in order-flowers and all. I can never Christoff & Sons Curtis Cleaners officer A1 Eckman and chairper- Ada recorded a 94. Also receiv- Smith is also looking into doing separate my mother from her love for flowers. She liked Cousin's Card Shoppe Dr. Durkee son of the Lowell Area Scouting ing a bike, but not in the picture more wholesale. "Right now I'm them out-of-doors; seldom were they inside her home. Council. Kay Estes. is Emily Doyle, seven, of Low- gearing up for an expanded Erb Lumber Faro's Pizza My mother could grow most anything. Flowers especially The winners included Joe ell. wholesale business in the fall," Fairchild Oil King Milling loved her touch, just as small children did. They both grew *3.99 *4.89 Shambeau. II, Lowell. His 97 The 50 kids that particpated Smith said. beautifully in her care. Rat River Antique Mall Lowell Motel points out of a possible 100 was were judged on such things as The choice flower that took her time and concern were FMB State Savings Michigan Mobile Homes her roses. Trellis roses, soft-pink and strongly perfumed • IMPAT1ENS Dr. Gillan Keiser's Kitchen covered the left side of the garage. On the other side, there GERANIUMS Great Lakes Savings McDonald's Library offers safari kits for kids were six rose bushes given to her as gifts. These she watched • BEGONIAS ^ Jeffery Thomas Phillips over with special care. Lowell Ledger Modem Photography Summer s the time to 4,go on to assemble their kits and learn 4" seed from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.; and at I remembered those roses as I took some flowers to her • CEL0SIA Buyers Guide Safari!" Young adventurers ages how to put the projects together. Jeff Phillips was named the Wittenbach Sales the Alto branch. 6059 Lmficld new home. My mother always saved the first rose bud and 6-12 can make an excursion to ' Each year our library craft O-K White Player Athlete of the • SALVIA Larkin's Saloon Zeigler Ford on June 30 from 11:00 a.m. to the last one for me. In between those times, my kitchen their nearby branch of the Kent year. The announcement 6 many more Lowell Family Hair Styling Cranberry Um programs are a big hit with our 1:00 p.m. Youngsters should table held a vase of freshly cut roses. She would marvel at County Library System for a marked the second time in as young people." comments Kent plan on spending about one half the delicate shapes, the shades of color, the fragrance and 49L Lowell Granite Fritt'sBait Shop special summer craft program. many years that a Lowell athlete Were $9.99-$8.99 County Library Children's Ser- hour putting their kits together how each bush differed-just like people. Sneakers W.A.P.A. Kids will assemble their own has received such an award. vices Coordinator Mary Fryd- The program is part of a summer When she became ill one summer, the roses seemed to Speerstra Agency Safari Fun Kits of free projects, Mike Dumas was honored in Add Subtracts rych. "We think this year's pro- of special events and book clubs miss her loving touch and the sound of her voice. Looking games and puzzles to take home 1987. Casual Touch Stuckey's Amoco jects, based on wild animals and designed to encourage children at them, I fell their unhappiness. When she was well enough and enjoy. There's a set of "safari Phillips will attend Western Lambert's Variety the stories of Rudyard Kipling, to visit the library and mamiam to tend them, the roses responded by being the most beautiful •6.41 Alto Lions Club pets" to cut out - paper animals Michigan University in the fall. will be especially well received. reading skills. ever. Often she gave me her love-a single rose bud, when S.O.S. Hair We Are Wm. Seme & Sons that can be folded to stand up by He will start football practice Children who haven't already re- she found it hard to say. "I love you. " I understood. Dr. Wellman Daane's Food Markets themselves; a mobile based on ^ on Aug. 13 as a Bronco. -BUY NOW AND SAVE- gistered can still join our Read- A government survey found I brought her flowers-silk ones, the other day. I don't Front Row Video Rudyard Kipling's Just So The Lowell graduate believes Dr. James Reagan ing Safari book club, too." more than half of young have her gentle, growing, loving touch. TVces shade her new _ _ HOURSnwuno:: Stories; and other safari games he can best fit in as a defensive Kropf s Orchard Dr. Robert Reagan The Safari Fun Kit program is black men smoke, com- home and keep my flower-gift from fading. Located In Lowell on M-21 Between Monday thru Saturday and puzzles. Children can come back and a linebacker. Although Wemet Distributing Norm Byrne scheduled for the Lowell branch, pared with 42 percent of I laid my gift beside her tombstone and my father's-and in any lime during the program 325 W. Main St., on June 27 young white men. he did not receive a football McDonalds and Wastside Deli sui-l'To Tm Tb pm Changing Times Lowell Lions Club scholarship from the WMU. he wept. Body Works Steve Idema, Attorney is hopeful he will be able to Thomet's Chevrolet Tru-Value Hardware make the 95-120 man team. Zzano's Pizza First United Methodist Church Phillips was a three-year let- terman in football at Lowell G.E. Auto Body Showboat Automotive high school. He, along with all Bristol Body Shop Amway Corporation ^.the seniors on the *87 squad, Root Lowell Rickert Electric " were named MVPs last year. CUMBERLAND EFFICIENCIES Dr. Gauthier B.B.B. VILLAGE INN Phillips was also a member of Dr. Lang Village Party Store the All-Conference and All- Area teams. The Arrow will Family Dollar Lowell Sports Shoppe 211 West Main St. • Lowell enroll into the communications Dave Harding Associates United Bank of Michigan and commercial art curriculum Lowell Waterbed 3rd Base Phone 897-8880 during his stay at the University. Durkee-Linton Lumber Lowelectronics/Radio Shack "I look forward to giving foot- Sam's Tire Exchange Lowell Litho ball a shot at Western and to college life," Phillips said. Knights of Columbus Anderson Shoes He adds, the seniors receiv- Tip-Top Gravel St. Mary's Catholic Church -Specials-ofthe-Week- ^ ing the MVP award in 1987 is Riverbend Hairstyling Optec an accomplishment that he will Lowell Rotary Cook Farms MONDAY Meatloaf remember from the '87 season. Women of the Moose Arrowhead Golf Course Phillips also lettered three TUESDAY Kielbasa 8- SauerKraut years in basketball at LHS, Pfaller's Clothing Independent Bank being named to the All-Confer- Eagle Concrete Snyder Implement WEDNESDAY Lasagna ence team in 1987 and 1988 Roth-Gerst Funeral Home Sam's Factory Outlet along with being named MVP Carole's Critters Saranac Brand Foods THURSDAY Ham & Escalloped Potatoes in 1988. Stitchin' Pretty Food City The sport that many feel prob- fR'DAY Roast Beef ably put Phillips over the top in JL. =z Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Blough Adgates 7 I I 1 L the race for athlete of the year Tl Mr. Easy Cleaners Crystal Flash EVERY DAY MARINATED STEAK • CHEF SALAD in the O-K White, is track. He Jones Food Market Pamell Grocery was four-year letterman in Westside Deli MikeTummino, Attomey ^ • COUPON track, qualifying for state in the Built to Highest X Chuck Lippert Deer Run Golf Course high jump in 1986. being named Give us a call todav! MVP in 1987. and was a Ada Barber Shop John Clore Auto member of the state qualifying Standards of Fulton Pharmacy Fulton Variety mile-relay team in '88. Join- Lowell Area Arts Council Lowell Congregational Church j Good For... $1.00 OFF! ing Phillips on the relay team Quality and Luxury- I.T.M. Hinkley Drugs were Mike Mull.Tim Weststrate Cumberland Retirement Village Hardee's Dr. Kyser and Chris Kloosterman. Their [ ANY DAILY SPECIAL i best time was 3:28.2. Phillips Your Assurance of Dr. Clark Vredenburg Coca-Cola Bottling Co. attributes hard work, intensity, I1535E. Fulton (M-21I. Lowell. Ml 49331 -UMITONIE PER PERSON • EXPIRES 6-25-88- ' 4^ weight lifting and the help of Comfort and Pleasure Telephone (616) 897 8413 friends and family for his athle- tic success at Lowell High School. The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, June 22, 1988 • Page H Summer Camping Offered At 367 Private Facilities The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, June 22, 1988 • Page 9 2N Yogi leer s Jeiyslone Park ol HoRy 1 CAMPGROUNDS GROUPED note phone be Hotty 146$ (313)634 N21. 211 WRMe Uke ALPHABETICALLY BY COUNTY. FORE GOING Tht TreRer Park 0avi$0urg 55$ (313) 887 4781 city listed lollowrng OCEANA — 212 Old MMCamp. Ht$peria 49$ AlCONA - I. Mm Arrtw CampfrMntf A The Lowell Led* the name ol each (111) 854 3115. 281 Sandy Sheroe Camp- Ol s • • • Mmq StabU Otcod* 100$ 7) 7397800 campground indicates greund A Resort Mears 210$ (616) 873 t FmI luftvM KOA Spruce 100s (Sl7)47V ir>e cloatat town AAA 3003 284 SRvor HRM Reaert Mears 30$ ?9?1 • mspocied or approved (616) 873 3976 288 IRvor Lake Camp- AlCCA - 3 WmOrmf WhMH Campgrtunl campgroooda are mdi ground. Mears M$ (616) 873 3912 2N Munising 89s (9061 387 331S 4 tuckMrH/ cated m the listing as Yogi Beer's JeNystone Park Mears 200$ Ontf Ltht CampfrMM Mumsmg 88s (906| follows inspected e (616) 873 4502 « 287 NeMay Camping Ro- 387 3bb9 approved. • rn# 101191 aort New Era. 70$ (616) Nl 5220 » 2N AUEftAN - S OuMtiH tiki ClMffrMN Al a " a^ler a numora/ »n Stoney Haven Campgreund New Era 45$ «0in 82s (6161673 6065 8 FlrM*C«M»- rne ht»m§ »r»d»caf#s (616) 861 5201. 2N NM A HoRow Cam#, OrtwM Aiitgan 36s |6i6l Ml 4S?8. 7 th9 numbf of ariea ground Pentwaler 85$ (HI) 869 5811 • 9 Ivan LHt CiwpgriiiM ANqpn bOs (6161 2N Timber Vtme SholOy 100$ (616) ML- 6bl0 I Trl-PtMi FiMtfy Ca«f RM*t 5286 211 Camp Car 0 Van Waikorviiio 40$ A.««in 751 (616) 673-4740 f I. 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