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Volume 14, Issue 24 Wednesday, April 25, 1990 Hauter could receive 10 years for assaulting police officer ite incident, VanderHoek awarded Ionia Department of Public Safety, received some good news ull-time position with Ionia's DPS on 1\iesday. VanderHoek, another part-time officer from the Ionia de- Thomas Dale Hauter Jr., 20, Saranac, was arraigned 1\ies- Shortly after that conviction, the Secretary of State's office partment, and some applicants were all being considered . day in the 63rd District Court in Grand Rapids on the prelimi- ordered Hauter s license suspended until Nov. 27, 1990, for a full-time position with the Ionia Department of Public nary felony charge of assault to commit bodily harm. because of his "unsatisfactory driving record," according to Safety. The position opened up after an officer was promoted He was also arraigned on three high-count misdemeanor state officials. Hauter has had as many as 22 points on his to Sergeant. charges - fleeing and eluding, driving with a suspended license, according to the records. Director of Ionia Public Safety, Roger Frazee, contacted license - second offense, and operating a vehicle under the VanderHoek Tuesday, informing the young officer that as VanderHoek, who lost two front teeth and needed 28 influence of alcohol . These charges all stem from the Saranac soon as he recovers from the Hauter incident, the full-time stitches to seal up the wounds on the inside of his mouth, man's alleged beating of Lowell Police officer Brian Van- position is his. derHoek during a drunk driving arrest early Monday mom- incurred during the struggle with Hauter, is alright and is The Hauter incident in no way affected my decision. recovering nicely, according to Eckman. VanderHoek has worked part-time for our department for | The felony charge carries a 10-year sentence and/or a VanderHoek, a part-time officer for Lowell and for the the past six months and has done a fine job," Frazee said. metary fine. Because of Hauters previous record, the number of charges and their severity. Judge Joseph White of the 63rd District Court reset the interim bond from $ 10,000 Skull and bone findings to be to $20,000. I' "A Judge will also raise the bond amount if he believes the defendent may not stay around to appear in court," analyzed by anthropologist at WMU Lowell Police Officer Al Eckman said. At the 1:30 p.m. arraignment onlbesday (April 17), Hau- The bones and artifacts versity Forensic An- and Carol Burton to view the said. "We also came across Jcr asked for a court appointed attorney and demanded a found at the north end of thropologist Consultant bones and to sift through the some more bones." jliminary exam. It was set for 2 p.m. April 26. Riverside Drive Monday Robert I. Sundick, Ph.D. soil that had been dug up. Sundick said he would be The records with the Secretary of States office show (April 16) while Lowell City 'The cultural remains are In panning through the able to analyze the skeleton mter has been convicted ot 13 driving violations since officials were working on put- indicative of a 19th Century soil, other artifacts were remains in detail in 2-3 weeks obtaining his operator's license in May of 1985. Two ot the ting in a new water main and burial," Sundick said. The found. "We found bells. following final exams at the "^Wiolations were alcohol related. His license was suspended fire hydrant appear to be the forensic anthropologist who beads, fragments of a kettle Uni ers y. in December lor an impaired driving conviction. Hauter was . human skeleton remains from traveled up to Lowell on (metal cooking pot), and a "The skeletal remains are sentenced Dec. 20 to 15 days in jail, and ordered to pay a 19th century burial, accord- Monday with Agnes Loeffler, square cut nail (believed to clearly human," Sundick $600 in fines and costs. His driver s license was suspended ing to Western Michigan Uni- Dave McBride, Lew Wisser be from a coffin)," Sundick Skull rontM o for six months, according to the court records, 001,1 a " 9 Along Main Street
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AFGHANS ACCEPTED FOR GIRLS' HOME
The Lowell Woman's Club is accepting donations of af- lans for the Home for Troubled Girls at Belleville, Michi-
t If you have an extra afghan or would like to make one as a gift for the residents of the girls' home, it can be left with Marge Harding at FMB Slate Savings Bank.
LOWELL FIRE/RESCUE SPAGHETTI DINNER
e Lowell Area Fire/Rescue Department will hold an You Can Eat'' Spaghetti Dinner on Saturday, May 5 m 5 to 8 p.m. at the Look Memorial Fire Station, 319 S. Hudson. Cost is $4 for adults, $2 for children.
SHOWBOAT TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW
well Showboat tickets for three nights, June 21, 22 and may be purchased over the phone or at the ticket office the Flat River Antique Mall. The number to call is 897- Robert Sundick, a forensic anthropologist at Western 0. Michigan University, and assistants, sifted through soil Sundick and his assistants were in Lowell on Tuesday, ickets are $ 12 for reserved seating and S10 general admis- and sand looking for more artifacts and bones following April 17. It will be 2-3 weeks before they are through licn. the April 16 skull and bone findings by city workers. with their analysis of the bones and skull. | ALTO CARTOON CARNIVAL "90 Lowell's Thomson The Alto Cartoon Carnival 90 will take place al Alto Bid awarded on imentary School on May 4. The kitchen will be open from 5 to 8:30 p.m. and the game rooms will be open from Alto's new Fire honored by Council )o 8:30 p.m. he dinner, which will feature a choice of hot dog, sausage Station - See Page 28 Story, page 26 Main St., cont'd., pg. 26 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. April 25, 1990 • Page 2
The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, April 25, 1990 - Page 3 Obituaries local organizations oming Events FALLSTROM-Mrs. Hunnu eral Mass was offered Satur- Artrain visit here E. Fallslrom, aged 89, of day at St. Patricks Church Lowell, passed away Tbes- Notices in the Ledger's "Com- MAY 3-6: The Artrain will present with Rev. Fr. Julian Reginato rams, special activities, crafts SAT., APR. 28: Bowne Town- ing Events" are free of charge SATURDAYS - Take Off EVERY MON. & TUES. MORN- "Treasures of Childhood: 150 day, April 17, 1990. She was as Celebrant. Interment St. and basic moral learning. For ship/Alto Firemen's Pancake for its fourth visit the first Because the exhibit on to any non-profit organization Pounds Sensibly Tops #M11493 ING - Coffee Break Bible Study. Years of American Toys" In Low- preceded in death by her hus- more info call Lowell Assembly Supper at Alto School from 5 to Patrick Cemetery. week in May with public vie- board Artrain this year is In the Lowell, Ada, Alto, and meets every Sat. at 8:30 a.m. in Monday 7:15 to 8:30 p.m.; Tues- ell Thurs.. May 3 and Fri., May of God at 897-7047. 8 p.m. Donations at the door. Ail band, Fritz and son, Roland. Saranac area. We prefer such the Congregational Church day 9:30 a.m. lo 10:45 a.m. 4 from 3 to 5 p.m.; Saturday, May wing scheduled for Thursday 'Treasures of Childhood: 150 you can eat. She is survived by her son SECORD - Carl E. Secorxi, notices to be kept brief and to basement in Lowell. Comer of Lakeside Community Church, 5,10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday, through Sunday, May 3 to Years of American Toys" (a Spring and Hudson Sts. Weigh- LOWELL LIBRARY - NEW be submitted by mail, but will 6201 Whrtneyville Rd. May 6 from 12 noon to 8 p.m. Be and his wife. Allen and aged 72, of Lowell, died May 6. HOURS! Open Mon. 10:30 a.m. TUES., MAY 1: Mother-Daugh- collection of toys many of accept notices by phone at ins from 8:30 a.m. til 9:00 a.m. sure to follow up your visit with Wilma Fallstrom of Lowell; to 5:30 p.m.; Wed.. 12:30 to 8:30 ter Banquet at First United April 18, 1990, Survived are The Lowell Area Arts which are antiques), a major 897-9261. 3RD SAT. OF EACH MONTH - a tour of the Lowell Area Arts TUESDAYS - Take Off Pounds p.m. and Fri. & Sat . 12:30 to 5:30 Methodist Church at 6:30 p.m. seven grandchildren and 14 his wife, Teresa; children. V.F.W. Post No. 8303 in Lowell. Council Gallery and the Flat Council is again spearhead- co-sponsor, along with the ® Sensibly Tops #MI 372 meets p.m. Child care is available. Program great-grandchildren. Funeral John (Marlene) Second of IRST MONDAY EACH 307 W. Main. Steak dinner, serv- River Antique Mall. ing the drive to bring Artrain Arts Council is the Flat River every Tuesday evening at the -Popular singer and songwriter, Services were held Friday at Grand Rapids, Sandy Win- MONTH - The South Kent 4-H ing 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. Public in- SENIOR CITIZENS BOWUNG to Lowell but is receiving Lowell Congregational Church vited. Carol Johnson. FRI., MAY 4: Honey Creek Antique Mall. Owners Ron group regular meetings at 7 p.m. LEAGUE - 60 years and older, the Roth-Gerst Chapel, Low- right of Muskegon, Judy strong support from several basement. Comer of Spring and Ladies guild is sponsoring a Craft and Laura McCollum are pm- in the Alto Elementary School Hudson Sts. Weigh-ins at 5:45 welcome. Roll-Away Ltd. Lanes ell. Interment Chapel Hill (Carlos) Ruso of Grandville, EVERY THIRD SATURDAY - TUES., MAY 1: Chronic Fatigue and Bake Sale at FMB State local organizations. The City viding financial support, pub- cafeteria. p.m. on Wed. at 1 p.m. Cemetery. Tom (Vickie) Secord of Men s Breakfast 8 a.m. at Lowell Syndrome meeting, Blodgett Savings Bank. Featured besides of Lowell s Look-Daly Fund licity, and organizational sup- Hospital Guild Room No. 1 at 7 the baked goods will be items for EVERY 1ST & 3RD TUESDAY THURSDAYS: Take Off Pounds Assembly of God, 3050 AWen Middleville, Maribeth (Peter) has provided a $2,000 grant 2ND AND 4TH MONDAY p.m. For more information call Mother s Day gifts. Proceeds are port for various events. Vis- - Lowell Lions Club meets at Sensibly Tops Ml No. 333. Nash, (just south of town). Spec- GRUDZINSKAS - Mrs Terry of Sterling Heights, NIGHTS: Men s Life Bible study Robin at 897-5357 or Pat 897- used to assist in the work with to help with the community itors to the Artrain, many of 6:30 p.m. at St. Mary s School. Saranac, meets every Thursday ial speaker and good food. For group will meet at Calvary Chris- 7680. children and families at Honey Thelma J. (Callen) Grud- Ml, Jeffrey (Colleen) Secord fee required by Artrain. In ad- Amity St.. Lowell. evening at the Saranac Public Li- more info call 897-7047. whom will be antique buffs, tian Reformed Church in the Creek Christian Homes. zinskas, aged 63, of Ada, of Grand Rapids: mother. dition, the City will be help- brary. Weigh-ins at 6:45 p.m. Narthex. All men in the commu- will be encouraged to visit the THIRD TUESDAY EVENING - THURS., MAY 3: Vergennes SUN., MAY 6: Boy Scout Annual died suddenly Tuesday, April Viola Secord of Middleville; ing with site necessities, in- 2ND THURSDAY: All Lowell nity are welcome. Call 897-6215 Cooperative Club will meet at Antique Mall along with SECOND MONDAY OF EACH Ladles Joy Fellowship. Various Chicken Barbecue at Jackson- 17. 1990 at Butterworth Hos- three step-children, Daniel area citizens are cordially invited or 897-7555 for more informa- Schneider Manor at 1 p.m. cluding grounds help. As in other businesses in down- ® 0 MONTH: The Lowell Area topics and special speakers. For Main Street comer parking lot of pital. Surviving are her hus- W attend the Lowell Community tion. Habitat For Humanity Interna- Wilson-Ross of Grand years past, electricity is pro- Schools Board of Education more info call Lowell Assembly First United Methodist Church town Lowell. Ed. Lunch and Learn at 12:15 tional speakers. Glen and Edna band of 43 years, Frank Grud- Rapids, John Scott meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Board of God at 897-7047. (next to Bodyworks Gym). Take- vided by Lowell Light and Public viewing of the Art- p.m. given in the Administration Schooley on "Costa Rica" with /inskas, one son, Steven of Education office located in the THURS., APR. 26: Third Annual out meals will be sold from 10:30 Rosochacki of Same Fe, NM, Section of the Lowell Middle film and facts about what has Power. The Mid-Michigan rain will be after school tours Middle School. 12685 Foreman EVERY SUNDAY EVENING - Vintage Style Show. 7 p.m. at the a.m. to 6 p.m. with sit-down Grudzinskas of Ada: grand- Jamie Rosochacki of Wyom- School. Cost of lunch is $1.65. been happening worldwide. Will Railroad has agreed to allow on Thursday and Friday, May Road. Royal Rangers for the boys. Mis- Saranac High School meals served inside and out from children, Jimmy, Christina ing. Ml; brothers, Dick Sec- sionettes for the giris for kids kin- be very interesting. Hostesses use of their tracks on South 3 and 4, from 3 to 5 p.m.; on 2ND WEDNESDAY: Mens Cafetorium. Sponsored by the 12 noon to 6 p.m. Tickets may and Joanna; brothers and sis- EVERY MONDAY EVENING: dergarten and up. Christ Ambas- are Phyllis Bieri, June Wltten- ord of Hastings, Lawrence Hudson across from the Arts breakfast at Lowell Senior Boston-Saranac Historical Soci- be purchased day of the dinner Saturday, May 5 from 10a.m. "Euchre" will be played at the sadors for the youth (7 thru 12 bach and Erma Richmond. ters, Delbert Callen of Low- Secord of Middleville; sev- Center, 314 S. Hudson St. Call ety. Proceesds go to the Depot or from scouts. $4.50 per half Council Center. King Milling to 6 p.m. and on Sunday. May V.F.W. Post 8303 at 7:30 p.m. grades). Christian Clubs to help Sponsor is Gladys Thome. ell. Donald (Joyce) Callen of eral grandchildren and great- 897-5949 for reservations. Fund. chicken, with salads and bever- Company, is, as always, very 6 from noon to 8 p.m. An Admission is $1, prizes. Public our children grow through the ages. Join us for the first bar- Newaygo, Betty (Erin) Rus- grandchildren; nieces and welcome. means of achievement prog- cooperative about the Arts opening reception will he EVERY WEDNESDAY: at 1 p.m. becue of the season! sell ofGowen, llo D. (Mabel) nephews. Funeral Services Council s projects. The use of held at the Lowell Area Arts ^ Senior Bowling - Rollaway Ltd. Callen of Sparta, Lillian were held Saturday at Roth- ^anes. Over age 55. an automobile has been ag- Council Center on Wednes- (Ray) Smith of Illinois. How- Gerst Chapel, Lowell, Rev. reed to by Vennen Chrysler- day. May 2, with a special ard Callen of Texas; many re- Gary Burdick of Ada Congre- LOWELL AREA ARTS COUN- Dodge of Lowell. preview tour of Artrain al CIL: 149 S. Hudson St. Hours. latives-in-law, nieces and gational Church officiating. Additional grant support 8:30 p.m. for reception Monday thru Friday. 1 to 5 p.m.; nephews. She was Past Pres- Interment Floral View Cemet- Saturdays and Sundays. 1:30 to has been provided by the Tour- guests. Cost is $5 per person. ident of the Altar Society of ery. Memorials may be made 4:30 p.m. Closed holidays. ing Arts Agency. This agency, St. Patrick Parish and was a Reservations can be made at Phone 897-8545. to the American Heart Associ- as well as Artrain and the member of the Cannon Town- ation. This is just one of the over 300 antique toys that will the LA AC, 897-8545. Those Lowell Area Arts Council, re- who would like to serve as WOMEN OF THE MOOSE ship Historical Society. Fun- delight Artrain visitors of all ages. Chapter night meeting is held the ceives funding from the docents can also call the OEVY first Monday of each month, at 8 Michigan Council for the LAAC or Guide Committee Several local organizations The first local visit was in p.m. The standards and symbols we use today for gradua- Arts. Being very cooperative Chairman, Jill VanAntwerp f have joined to sponsor the 1976, a visit which was fol- tion attire were set back in 1894 by the Intercollegiate in scheduling school visits is The LAAC thanks the City %OME N OF THE MOOSE Bus- Commission. fourth visit of the Artrain to lowed by the formation of an the personnel of the Lowell of Lowell and the Flat River iness Meeting is held the third the community of Lowell. Arts Council. The Arts Coun- Monday of each month, at 8 p.m. Area Schools, with visits Antique Mall and other spon- cil sponsored return visits of being coordinated by Com- sors for their help as Artrain EVERY TUESDAY MORNING the Artrain in 1979 and 1986. munity Schools Director comes to Lowell. The public Ladies join us for Coffee Brealc The Artrain pulls into Lowell Dick Korb. is urged to put the dale on Story Hour at Calvary Christian Reformed Church. 1151 W. mm ( all lodax For \()ur FRKE Financial Planning Book their calendars for a visit to Main. Lowell. 9:30 - 10:45 a.m. one of the most exciting Art- Nursery provided. The Lowell rain exhibits ever. For those who have children or are nos- EVERY SECOND TUESDAY Afhe Lowell Area Fishing Club STOP talgic about childhood, this ^IOW meets at the Flat River is a "don't-miss' event. Snowmobile Clubhouse on Pot- ters Road, just East of Montcalm Ave. at 7:00 p.m. All prospective Sharing Your Income! (USPS 453-830) members or interested individu- Published weekly for $10 a year in Kent County, als are cordially welcome. NUMBER TWO $14 a year outside the county by the Lowell Ledger 1040 .,^ Publishing Company, 105 N, Broadway St FIRST THURSDAY OF EACH KHUtOT Of 6000 REASOW: FOB A LOT Of 6000 REAS0HS. Lowell, Ml 49331, MONTH: The Bowne Township Roger K. Brown Historical Society will hold regu- Ford Full-Size Pick-lbs Chevy Full-Size Pkk-Ups ShpP* lar meetings at the Old Township Publisher Hall, at Bowne Center, on the (616) 897-9261 ^first Thursday of each month at Ford offers four choices of multi-port Chevy Trucks don't offer multi-port The word ye, In such ex- Second Class Postage Paid at Lowell, Ml. W:30 p.m. No December meet- pressions as "Ye Olde electronic fuel-injected engines. ing. electronic fuel-injected engines. , Published every Wednesday Shoppe," is pronounced POSTMASTER: Send address change to like the word the. The let- EVERY SECOND WEDNES- The Lowell Ledger, P.O. Box 128, Lowell ter v in Anglo-Saxon indi- DAY: Lowell VFW Auxiliary No. Only Ford F-Series Pick-ups feature a cated the same th sound Smaller, standard six cylinder engine. Ml 49331 8303 meets at 8:00 p.m. at the as apparent in the current larger, standard six cylinder engine with VFW Post. 307 W. Main Street, Less load pulling torque. spelling. 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EVERY SECOND WEDNES- DAY: GFWC - Lowell Woman's Ford F-150 Regular Cab 4x2 and 4x4 models Chevy C/K 1500 models have a lower Club hold a monthly luncheon offer a higher maximum payload capacity. maximum poyload capacity. ^ith program following at ®chneider Manor. For further in- START Saving Taxes Today. WE'RE NO. formation call President Janet Ford features a longer, Bovee at 897-8112. wider, deeper cargo box. Nope. Tax exempts can be an important element in almoM LOWELL HEATING & EVERY THIRD SUNDAY: The an\ investment plan -- and now you can receive lax- w Flat River Snowmobile Club ik ... tllwi-.*I": " »fiHA M M^TtW tree income through FMB Brokerage Services with '.•» tPusstv ,..-". I meets at the clubhouse at 11841 Ford gives you a better choice of options lav exempt mutual funds Ironi Dreyfus. Potters Rd. A Potluck is at 12:30 Forget it. p.m. with business meeting fol- grouped together for greater savings. . 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Interested, call (Jord 897-6604 or 897-6567. i FORD DEALERS i bank ami ihc mulual luml shares n tlisinbuk-s an mil (ibliLMlions ot or ^uaranlecd b\ am Master Card & Visa Accepted hank, nor arc iIk> nisurvd b\ iIk L L)L( IWI. Drcxlus Scimcc ( nrporahon. Disinbuiiir VERY 1ST & 3RD TUESDAY ^CmST^Tm • 24 HOUR SERVICE "Bowd on 1989 MMW HEI mamlixfunis npatM retoil deiwm by dmion. "f-150 MSff wlti 503A Ptilwed hjuipnunt Podogt and fcjinl BV Sup l«s S750 (Bh bod height, iw.WIe t - V.F.W. Post 8303 meets at the ond o«w opliom irtra Foi cish bod toil >etoil (Mmy fram dealei stod by 4/30/90 5M deoln toi ditoik Based on monulofliiiois pubtahed nfomotion ond geneiollv miloble indushy doto Flash Plaza) 897-4123 V/3A V.F.W. Clubroom. 307 E. Main St., Lowell at 8:00 p.m. The LOHCII Ledger - Wednesday April 25, - Page 4 Happy Birthday The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, April 25, 1990 - Page 5 In the Service APR. 26: Lisa Wright, APR. 30: Bob Miller, John® Marsha Ray, Casey Brown, Gabnon. Staccy Irwin, Man Air Force Airman I st Class recently departed Gulfpon. Bonnie Baird Ball, Tim Linton. Carmen Roudabush • • Michael J. Moore ha«- arrived MS, on deployment to the Far Pfaff. Ron Pawloski, Jerrold MAY I: Gordy A Hill, Viewpoint for dut> in England East while sen ing w ith Naval Richmond Wanrn Johnson, Anna Moore is an alcohol re- Mobile Construction Battal- APR. 27: Jennifer Warner, Sharp. Karen Brandt, Rlc^ guess this explains points one and two). picked up during his stay. habilitation clinic technician lon-Seven Fred Oesch, Debbie Bur- Rolh. Dennis Anchors, Steve 5. Shela Thompson, for the past few years, has done The gentleman remarked that he too attended Western, ^ ith the 48th Tactical Fighter During the six-month de- rows. Frasicr. Ben Richmond yeoman's work as a volunteer for the prevention of child but did not enjoy his stay nearly as much. Rick, being a Wing Hospital. ployment. Dnedger will par- APR. 28: Almira Tisron, MAY 2: Herb Haines abuse and neglect in the Lowell area. The Kent County social worker and trained never to be caught without a ques- He is the son of Roger J. ticipate in the restoration and Marge Baron, Timmy Vcz- 4 Melinda D'Agostm.i, Jac|yn Council for Child Abuse and neglect said Thank You" to tion, asked why? and Ellen M Moore of Low- development of various con- hod's ino, Teresc Brown, April Bart. Dianne MacNaughto'n^ Thompson last Thursday night at the L.V. Eberhard Center His fellow cohort shared a few reasons, which included ell. struction sites in the Republic f LaBme. Kellie Eickhoff, Marcia Ebling. Kathv in Grand Rapids. It s our turn - Thanks, Shela. that he belonged to a "Youth for Christ" fraternity, and one of Korea. Japan, Micronesia Shawna Austin, S. Jolene Korljohn. Kevin Johnson, Houghts 6. While we're thanking people - how about the "Earth night the group went to the campus gazebo to sing songs Nav> Seaman Joe P and Alaska Ayres. Jay VanAntwerp, K\le Day" weekend cleanup crew over on Ridgeview Drive Satur- by the fire and enjoy fellowship. Dncdger. a 1^88 graduate of He joined the Navy in Jul\ APR. 29: Laura Beth Kropf, Meisner, Ham R Anderson, day - two hours, 20 bags of garbage. "Mother Earth V eyes After a short stay, he said they were interrupted by a group Lowell Senior High School. 1988 say 'Thank You." Randy Baker. K.J. Vezino, Cindy Kosmk. Lindsa\ Sci- of immature wild men who had painted their faces in fatigue 7. Earth Day has come and gone, but let's all remember Jenny0 Hoffman. Brva* n Rolh, gliano. I was told long before starting 'Thad's Thoughts " by the colors and said they were on a mission (from hell?). it by using the recycling dropoff box at Eberhards more Patricia Wade special people I work with, that the column would probably The wild men did not leave. They stayed and joined in often in 1990. never be longer than a line or two. with the singing, out of tune of course. Shortly thereafter Enough of Thad's Thoughts already, I'll finish by sharing College News With those people in mind, I have put together a short the "Youth for Christ" group left. a small story with you about my college days at Western list of thought fragments (most of them just a line or two Rick's eyes sprung out of their sockets and then snapped Michigan University. ^in length). back in. You see. Rick not only knew of the wild men, but A couple of weeks ago, some of my college buddies came A total of 4.983 University Mattheu M Newhouse. of 1. Arc the local television sportscasts in the West Michigan was a wild man. As were a few of his other lifelong friends Homespun * to Lowell for a bachelor's party, for one of our fellow Broncos of Michigan students on the Lowell, majonng in Litera- area bad or am I being overly critical. he acquired at WMU. who is getting married this Saturday (April 28). Ann Arbor campus were rec- Science and the Arts re- Man Jo Holringer and Jon Horstmanshof 2.After 20-plus years in television sports broadcasting, To protect the fine educational institution's (WMU) image Devotions Rick, the social worker from Battle Creek, shared this ogmzed at the University's ceived Class Honors does Warren Reynolds know that much more about sports - it should be noted that the wild men are now 1. a computer entertaining tid-bit with us. annual Honors Convocation Michelle Kathleen Rahn. than you or I. programmer for Magnavox. 2. A social worker for Family By Pauline Spray While he was working at an Eagle Village summer camp on April I, majonng in Engineering re- 3.It's minor surgery when it's being performed on some- and Children out of Battle Creek. 3. A mechanical engineer Engagement Told a few years ago, he began talking about his college days at A total of 5.222 awards ceived Gass Honors, John one else (as told by Cub Broadcaster, Steve Stone). for Parker Hanafin, 4. A respected small town reporter? WMU with a fellow counselor. Rick told the gentleman how ^ere recognized at the convo- David Renucci, maionng in Announcement has been aiid Cyndi Horstmanshof of 0 give thanks unto the each ordeal of waiting in the 4. Those that can, do, those that can't, become critics (I There were others, but you got the idea. much he enjoyed Western and about the lifelong friends he cation Literature, Science and the made of the engagement of Lowell are the parents of the Lord, for he is kitchen for the second table Of the total. 4.248 uere Arts, received Class Honors Man Jo Holzmger of Grand groom-elect good... (Psalm 107:1). And, we never went hungry Class Honors, recognizing an and Dara Lynn Sanders, Rapids to Jon (Kipp) Man Jo is a graduate of Mom saw to that There Well, we arc going to make to this problem would be for opposed to any zoning in Bos- can about any issue brought majonng in Literature, Sci- undergraduate academic re- Horstmanshof of Lowell. The Grand Haven High School There uas one thing 1 dis- plenty lo satisfy our hunger, the transition into a "T\vo the Lowell Ledger to run a ton Township. before him and I know that cord equal to at least half As ence and the Arts also re- couple is planning a June 2 and is presently attending liked about having company and then loo, she flometimes To The Editor stoplight community". "NAME THE NEW STREET It is my understanding that that is what he tried to do in and half B's for two terms ceived Gass Honors. All wedding. Aquinas College The groom for dinner when I was a laid aside something special Just think of the changes LIGHT CONTEST'. Maybe Bob Kietzman did not accept this case. Not that he was try- these students are from Alto. (one term for neu students) Parents of the bnde-to-be is a graduate of Lowell High youngster. If there wasn't any for us, to compensate for our this new addition will bring the winner could get a couple the zoning draft because of ing to go behind anyone's during 1989 Students from Ada were are Emen and Gem Hoi- School and Aquinas College. room at the dining room waiting. into our town: of free passes to run the light the wording of this draft, back or to sway anyone to also honored Robert Vance In addition, 714 students zinger of Grand Haven Rick table, we youngsters had to It seems that man\ times Dear Editor: To the Editor: How do you give direc- without getting a ticket! which in my estimation defi- change their mind. v^ere named James B Angel! Flaggen. majonng m Litera- wail in the kitchen until the throughout our lifetime we tions with two stop lights? My entry for "NAMETHE nitely was not clear and many There may be a misun- Scholars. The\ have mam- lure. Science and the .Arts, re- Malone completes pilot training guests and older members of have to wail. When a prayer I must join the chorus of There are more than two What kind of havoc will NEW STREET LIGHT CON- people are opposed to it as it derstanding with the people lamed an all-A record for two ceived Class Honors. Pene- million registered nurses who the famil> had eaten. is finally answered, when the outraged treatment profes- this new stoplight bring to our TEST:" THE TRUE VALUE now stands; therefore, I feel that are attempting to recall lope J. Naas. also majonng or more consecutive terms as Sean Malone, son of Pat Malone, a 1980 graduate ll was a try ing experience tnal of waiting for somc^ sionals and individuals who work together each day con- Police Department? LIGHT! that he is being wrongly ac- Bob Kietzman as lo his integ- undergraduates. in Literature. Science and the and Joan Malone of Pamell. of Lowell High School, al- Would all the food be eaten, dream to come true is overP ^ive a damn, in regard to the tributing to the health of this What about Lowell Rescue Respectfully, cused. rity but there is none with me Also. 260 members of the Arts, received Class Honors. country. Each year, a day is has recently completed COM- tended Western Michigan we wondered. Would there by we may be surpnsed to find ridiculous amount of money Squad? Will they run the new Charlie BemanJ I am sure that voters should and I feel that he is being freshman class received the Dirk Alan Wassmk, majonng set aside to recognize the out- AIR'S Pilot Training Program University v^here he earned anything left for us? Oh. hou a special reward in store for directed towards punishment, light...etc? exercise their right to recall falsely accused and should William J. Branstrom Prize, in Engineenng. was named in Cincinnati, OH. COM- his Bachelor's Degree in good the table looked loaded those of us who have had to rather than to treatment and standing contributions of this What will we call the new elected officials when there not be subject to recall; there- a book of their choice and a an Angel! Scholar and re- prevention for substance profession. Monday, May 7, Dear Editor: AIR, which is the Delta Con- Flight Technology. He has down with the Sunda\ best "wait in the kiichen." and the old street lights? is a legitimate wrong doing, fore, if anyone is approached bookmark The recipients ceived Class Honor as well abuse, in the government's has been designated National nection . provides sen ice worked the past three years spread' Hearing the exclama- Prayer O Lord, Thou an ver\ -East and West stoplights! but in this case there has been lo sign a petition for recall of ranked in the top five percent and Alvin T. Yeh. majonng in so-called WAR ON DRUGS. Nurse's Day. It has been brought to my throughout the central section in Kentucky for various char- lions of dehghi and approval good Thou knouesi alvsa\s -Light number one and light no real wrong doing. Bob Kietzman, I encourage of their class Engineenng received Class It is illogical, unrealistic, In the next decade there attention that some people of the United States and parts ter flight services as a pilot from the guests didn't help w hat is best for me Help me number two! I have known Bob for 37 them to refuse to sign that pet- Some students have won Honor and a Branstrom Pnze. uncaring and doomed to fail- will be a need for 600,000 wish to recall Bob Kietzman of Canada He currently lives in Ft. our empts stomachs, either to "wait in the kitchen pa- -The old light and the new years and have found him ition. more than one IN pe of honor ure! In the drug czar's zeal to more nurses. I urge you to as a Trustee of the Boston Wright, KY. However, we survived tientlv and trust Thee to an- light! honest in my dealings and Sincerely, ^radicate the crime associated think for a moment what our Township Board because they swer when and how Thoim -The first light and the sec- meetings I have had with him Fran Hoag w. ith illegal drugs, the addict health care system - and, ond light! feel that he was not entirely choosesi Amen both political and personal. 6926 Kyser Road has once again been placed specifically, what your health honest in his handling of the The possibilities are many. He does try to find out all he Lowell, Michigan in the "bad guy" role. The ad- and your family's - might be However, 1 think the solution zoning draft. Also, that he is Whale'er m\ God ordain> i> dict is again seen as the per- without the expertise, dedica- nght; AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY petrator of willful miscon- tion and compassion that His will is ever just: duct, viewed as a weak- nurses provide. Nurses touch Howe'er He order nou m\ 75 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - APR. 22, 1915 ADA COMMUNITY willed individual who won't the lives of virtually everyone ADA CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE cause. Council must resolve the argument between billiard REFORMED CHURCH BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH say "NO." at some lime through hands- 7227 Thomappie River Dr 676-1032 OF LOWELL I will be still and trust parlors and the Literary Club as to closing hours for REFORMED CHURCH 3900 East Futon What ever happened to the on care and health education. by Pastor THOMAS J BARTHA 201 North Washington Slreet 71S2 Bradhew Si S E 676-1698 REV RAYMOND E BEFUS Samuel Rodigast billiard players. Billiards wins, staying open another Mommg Worship 10:00 A M REV JIM GELDHOF determination by the Amer- "Nurses Together in Car- Priscilla Morning Worsh® 9 50 AM hour. Morning Worshc Chinch School 10:00 A M ican Medical Association's ing" is the theme designated . 9:30 AM Sunday School 1120 AM (Broadcast 10 A M WMAX 1470) Lussmyer Ada boys unknown have been banging doors and Sunoay Schoo ... Evening Worsf*p 6*00 P.M Worship 1100 A M 1045 AM Sunday School 11 15 A M drid American Psychiatric As- by the American Nurse's As- Evening Worship Evening Servce r . . 600PM rattling windows during church services there. .6:00 PM WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS Evening Servce 6-00 P M sociation's statement that sociation (ANA) for this Wednesday Mid-Week Servce Area An absentee voter bill, at first judged unworkable, is COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUR Wednesday Service 730 P M chemical dependency is a dis- year's celebration of the nurs- CHURCH HOME WELCOME TO ALL Jr Teens Adults 7-00 P M reconsidered in the state legislature. ease? There are no simple an- ing profession. With the ANA Nursery-Come & Worshc With Us Births German aeroplanes make their first daylight bombing swers. However, is it benefi- and the Michigan Nurse's As- runs on three small English towns. Little damage is FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH cial to return to the stigma sociation we recognize the reported. CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY Randy and Janine Miller ot that has always surrounded positive contribution of OF ALTO FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH OF LOWELL Lowell are happ> 10 an- this disease? nurses and the many ways in Comer Ot 60tfi Stree! & Bancroft Avenue OF LOWELL 50 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - APR. 25, 1940 Meeting at tne LowfM Mod* Schoo nounce the arrival of a baby Addicts who might other- which they touch our lives. Sunday School ^&OD A M 2275 Mar Sweei The Lowell Methodist Church roller-skating rink com- (12675 Foreman| Worship 11-00 A M Sunday School 9 45A.M boy, Chnstopher Jake, on wise seek help, don't, for fear We hope you will join us Sunaa> Morning Worship pletes another successful season, and there's talk of Evening Worship 7-00 P M Sunday Worsh*Services 11-00 AM 4 600 PM March 14,1990. He weighed possible retribution. in honoring the nurses in our Ano Chudren $ Activities . . lO OOA M Wednesday Bibte Study expansion. Awana - Wednesday 6 30 PM 7 lbs. 15 ozs. and was 21 in# Mothers are threatened with community by wishing them: Mcweek Bfc* Studies and Youth Groups anc Praye' Meeting 7-00 P M Wednesday Prayer Meeting ... 7 ft) P M Rotarians are urged to promote a Lowell airport. And "LISTENING AND HELPING* chcs long. He was welcomed prosecution for transmitting HAPPY NURSE'S DAY! BRUCE A SABAOOS PASTOR JOE GERKIN, PASTOR 897-0017 Ledger Entries another speaker on another day predicts that soybeans 097-0077 966-6403 or 866-0951 home by sister, Kathcnne their addiction to their bom Sincerely, Dan Nave Youth Director 897^737 will be an important product in manufacturing. and brother. Buddy. Proud or unborn children. Parents Karla Oard MA of 100,75,50 and 25 Years Ago Common Council reduces the tax rate from $12 to ALTON BIBLE CHURCH grandparents are Lam and arc rendered helpless in the Administrator Lincotr Lake Ave at 3 MNe Roac FIRST CONGREGATIONAL $7 per thousand, and is talking about a tax-free town FIRST UNITED METHODIST Pat Miller. Don Fizer and Sue face of their children's sub- Upjohn Healthcare Services Sunday Schoo 10:00 A M CHURCH OF LOWELL through earnings from the Municipal Plant. FRIENDSHIP COUNTRY stance abuse for fear of label- Mommg Worsh® lift) AM 'Unrted Church 0* Chnst) CHURCH OF LOWELL Nielson King Doyle, Florence Shea and Bill Lalley are the top ing their offspring chemically Evening Pruse 7*00 P M 404 Norm Hudso* 62i E Main Sfreei 997-5936 CHAPEL students at LHS this year. Wednesday AWANA 7-00 P M 997-5906 REGULAR HOURS 10200 Grand Rrver Ave Roger and Maggie M dependent. The list goes Dear Editor: 100 YEARS AGO INTHE JOURNAL - APR. 23,1890 Sec* • Aprt) Worship anc Church Schoo . . 10:00 A M Morning Worship . 9 00 AM ancl 0 45 A M, Sunoay Services lOOOAM dyke of Lowell are happ) on..and on. The Journal is a four-page paper with world and na- Prayv anc Bibte Study 7 30 PM Rev Dave Hagens Pastor Chirch School 930 to 10 30 AM Wednesday Bit* Study 7«)PM 25 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - APR. 22, 1965 announce the arrival T J Those of us who deal with With all the dramatic tional news on page 1, editorials on page 2, Local, page REV KENNETH R MCGEE ^asto- E leaner Martr Director o> Education REV WILLIAM AMUNDSEN MINISTER BOBROUSH PASTOR Someone attempts to torch the old Forrest Mill on daughter. Jaclyn Mane Shis dilemma on a day to day changes going on in the 3 and correspondents, page 4. 997-5648 or 897-4273 Mamyr Dssentk* .... Director cr Music Nursery available at Oolh services 897-7489 the east bank, but the fire is discovered early and basis recognize the frustra- YOU ARE WELCOME" Nursery Provided Barrier Free Entrance March 28, 1990 She world, it is quite easy to The Krakauer piano to be given away by the Journal tion of others. However, the doused. A few days later City Council votes to have the weighed 7 lbs. 9ozs and ^ forget about some pretty im- has arrived and is pronounced good. mill torn down and burned on the site. answer is not punishment. It's 19 1/4 inches long. She portant stuff right here in The Lowell Furniture Co. has hired a new foreman, Arnold Wittenbach is elected mayor by the City Coun- treatment! Chemical depen- welcomed home by her Lowell. Recent comments in has increased orders for dressers, and Mr. Nine has cil for a second year. dence is a treatable disease, GOOD SHEPHERD MISSIONARY CHURCH ST. MARY S brothers, Jerry and Phil'P our own Ledger indicate that invented a "Housekeeper's Cabinet", a combination Mike McMahon and Paul Kropf receive athletic schol- 10501 Semewooo Ph 897-7185 CATHOUC CHURCH Proud grandparent^ are one with a good chance of many of our citizens don't china closet and kitchen sink, which is expected to sell LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday School 945 AM arships to Indiana University and Duane Mclver to Michi- WN Amity and Miv Mannus MocrdvKe recovery! even know of one major local well. Worsfwp Service 11 00 AM gan State University. Suzanne Thaler receives a four- MSGNR JAMES MORAN Sincerely, Evening Service 6 00 P M and Mr. and Mrs c h - ^ event that is about to happen The Annual Sheepshearing Festival will be held in year creative writing scholarship to Michigan State Uni- 10305 Biuewate' Highway MASSES Tom Millea Morning Worship 10:00 A M Prayer and BiWe Study-7 30 P M Wednesdays. Brown. Great-grandmom^ within the next year! South Boston next weekend. versity. ^ Executive Director Sunday Schoo & Aduir Bitxe Ciass 9-00 A M GLENN H MARKS is Ka> Memke p Glad you asked! The first shipment to Elmdale on the new D.L. & 5 30 P M JOSEPH FREMER PASTOR * Foreman Road Sunday Masses *lcnbeigh of Kent Commu- 9-00& 11-00 AM What's going to happen in G.R.R. arrives, 15 tons of plaster for local farmers 89T-«r 997-9110 nity Hospital Lowell in the next year? (lime?). Viewpoint, cont'd., pg. 6 Sounds simple doesn't it? The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, April 25, 1990 - Page 6 compartment I hollered at him, "Hey. we were thinking about chartering with you, but it doesn't look like you can I'm sure there's a lot more lo it than that. Franco undoub The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, April 25, 1990 - Page 7 keep this chunk-a-junk running". We hit it off right there. tedly has worked very hard to build his business and achiev Over the next few days we went fishing and diving with the success that he has gained. But, a lot of people have 55 Capt. Franco. We also chatted on the docks in the morning more trouble dealing with success than with the climb Not ^ Runciman/Riverside leams from "Improvement Specialist over coffee and at the poolside bar in the evening. Con- so with Franco. He summed up his theory of being successful cozy corner sequently, we all got to know Franco quite well. As much with a little story that went something like this. "Over at by Roger Brown as I enjoyed the guy. something kept bugging me about the dive shop I have very good managers. They do everv him. Finally, it hit me. We were all there on vacation and thing. They do the buying, hiring, firing, training having a great time. Franco was doing all the same things everything. I know my life is very good when I go into the we were, also having a great time, but with one big differ- shop and a sales clerk asks me if I need help with anything M ence. He was working. Yeh, Franco, life is very good indeed. That kept bothering me, so I asked him about it. I said, So, what's the moral to this story? For an old guy like I don't know why, but as I was casting about in my gray "Franco, you came to the United States from Italy. Now me with roots sunk deep just a stone's throw from where j matter for an idea for this week s column, I thought about you're living in a virtual paradise with a successful business was bom, raised, married and am in the process of raising a guy I met in Key West last fall. He is an interesting going. How'd you do it?". "That's easy". Franco said. "First my own family. I guess there probably isn't a moral to this character, and in the short time I was there. I quickly gained you have to find a place you want to live" and he gestured story. But. for a young whippersnapper. it might noi be a a great appreciation for his attitude toward life. Oh sure, with his hands and eyes to our surroundings there in Key bad idea lo lake a cue from Capt. Franco Piachibello Do there may be smarter, richer, more powerful people in the West. None of us were about to dispute his judgment on a little traveling and find that perfect spot for you. It could world, but in my opinion, Capt. Franco Piachibello has it that point. "Then" he said, "you lake the yellow pages and be Key West, New York. San Francisco. New Orleans put together better than anyone I've met lallely. start scratching out the things you don't want to do". After Lowell or maybe even Alto. Then get out those yellow Franco is about 45 years old. He came to the United all the plumber, mechanic, waiter, fireman, etc. jobs were pages and go lo work with your magic marker. States from Portifino, Italy about twenty years ago. He now scratched out. Franco ended up in the diving business. owns Reef Raiders Dive Shop, the biggest in Key West. He operates two large dive boats and another small dive ment is a legislative state- House members now arc shop out of the Galleon Marina in Key West. And, tied up ment that it is time for the tackling the 1990-91 budget to the dock next to the dive boats is his sleek, 42 foot governor to fight in court, not and battles are escalating ^ fishing/dive boat. The boat's name is "Portifino". and it is KRAUSE just by press release. choices for the limited funds emblazoned in large gold script on both sides. Portifino is -A requirement that errone- are becoming more difficult. made of kevlar and powered by twin Caterpillar diesels. It's at the ous welfare overpayments to Already. Republicans on the definitely the fastest and flashiest charter boat in Key West. recipents be reimbursed lo the House Appropriations Com- Officially it's a charter boat, but my suspicion is that Por- state on a 10-month install- miltee have succeeded in tifino is more of a toy. HOUSE ment basis. This federally-re- eliminating new, Blanchard- Cyndi Pierce puts in a plug for the importance of music at all grade levels. Also I met Franco under somewhat unusual circumstances. We quired policy has been ig- proposed social services Roxanne DeWeerd is sharing ideas with staff members Claudia Raber, Jim Blodgett, included are Jackie Groenweg, Sue Wild, Bev Grotenhuis, Arlene Stahl, Norma Lane were vacationing with friends and staying in a room that ^ ...... nored by the state at a cost of programs that we hardly can Nancy Pepper and student teacher Doug Harkema. and Carol Stormzand. overlooked Franco's operation in the marina. The second Not since the recession mg into my office, especially S2 mjllion annually despite affonl when our current com One of the most frequent lo educators and what they taken al what we do with chil- Runciman/Riverside staff what things were felt impor- The goal is to write a plan or third day there we noticed a repair project in progress days of the early 1980s have from people protesting prop- ed wanlings from the mitments are not being criticisms of schools by may be spinning their wheels dren to help distinquish effec- spent an intense three hours tant for kids lo know. Time to meet the educational needs aboard Portifino. A starter on one of the diesels had given Michigan lawmakers been osed mental health cuts and | funded. audilor genera school people is that they sel- on. tive educational practices under the direction of was also taken to look al what of all of the children and to out. and Franco was up to his elbows in grease installing a forced to exercise such spend- hospitals complaining about rfEHmination'of a $400,000 To those frustrated letter- dom have or lake the lime to The school improvement from ineffective ones and to Roxanne DeWeerd, a School the indicators of success or have a means of ensuring that replacement. While his head was stuck down in the engine ing restraint. Letters are pour- grossly inadequate slate reim- downtown Lansing improve- writers: The House Republi- talk about educational issues, process has provided a vehi- do something about it. Improvement Specialist from failure were in each of these we are meeting this goal. bursements for Medicaid pa- ment project, the kind other can caucus may be in the to decide what is important cle by which a look can be On Thursday, April 12, the KISD. The task was to decide areas. tient care. communities must pay for minority, but we are trying to Mental health and themselves. make a difference. State Charter No.360 Medicaid programs are being REPORT OF CONDITION. CONSOLIDATING squeezed, but the problem is Saranac High School announces 3rd quarter honor roll DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN SUBSIDIARIES. OF THE overall stale spending has FMB-STATE SAVINGS BANK skyrocketed. HEALTH 12th rick, Nicole Rudlein, Joel Belding, Kim Germayne, Chadwick, Sarah DeYoung, 9th Nanninga, Randy Powell, LOWELL Where are your lax dollars With All As Smith, Marci Weeks. Laurie Harder, Elissa Hoop- Tricia Eddy, Sarah Frank, All As Brandei Sigafoose, Amy Van- going? One major area is Dr. Paul Gauthier Genny Aspillaga, Kelly All As, Bs, & 1C man, Lisa Ida, Jenny Jurmo, Amy Jackson, Jill Miller, Jason Bergeron, David Vleck. IN THE STATE OF MICHIGAN. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON prison operating costs, which Benjamin, Cindy Cahoon, Kris Batchelor, Tim Bate- Karen Keskey, Tadd Kimble, Angie Neumann, Darcie Minard, Julie Nelson, Larissa AS, BS & 1 C MARCH 31.1990, PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TO CALL MADE BY annually are almost S500 mil- & ¥ Tom Chadwick, Heather Gar- man, Tammy Beckhom, De- Kurt Lardie, Tom Melle, Ruiz, Heather Schneider, VanderZee. Bob Barger, Angie Booms, THE FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS BUREAU PURSUANT TO THE lion more than they were in Dr. Jim Lang PROVISIONS OF SECTION 223 OF THE BANKING CODE OF 1969, AS land, Erika Hagen, Yuki nnie Bowen, Missy Cardinel, Becky Meyers, Bob Perry, Shelly Seese, Ryan Wingard. All As & Bs Tracy Erb, Mike Harder, Jim AMENDED. 1983. In addition, too many Ichimasa, Cara Jackson, Julie Heather Dean, Tonia Fisher, Crystal Teaker. All As, Bs, & 1C Steve Austin, Laura Bul- Helmer, Jessie Huver. Brian ASSETS non-essential projects and Magee, Amy Renwick. Beth Jason Livingston, Beth All As, Bs & 1C Alisha Adgate, Lisa len, Tonya Coulier, Craig En- Jurmo, David Litchfield, Thousands of dollars program policies stay in the Walker. Thompson. Eric Denny, Jon Hendrick, Bowen, Pam Johnson, Becky dres, Stacie Ferris. Jenny Jason McMyler, Caroline Cash and balances due from depository Institutions; budget - protected by the As & Bs Amy McCanless, Wendy Lewis, Sarah Sanford, Jenny Fewless, Troy Garland, Tucker. Noninterest-bearing balances and currency and coin 3,650 Democratic legislative major- SORE THROAT AND TONSILLITIS Thomas, Becky Videan, Interest-bearing balances 0 Steve Chadwick, Tonya Uth Miles, Mandy Murphy. Darcy Hartley, Annette Securities 22.617 ity that has shirked its evalu- Coombs, Lisa Frank, Denise All As Angie Yaw. McCarty, Gary Meyers, Jill We are often asked by patients whether a child's tonsils Federal funds sold and securities purchased under ation and oversight respon- Gallagher, Steve Hale, Michelle Barcelow, Tracy 10th agreements lo resell: should be removed or not. Today we are going lo review sibilities. Wendy Harley, Kari Jackson, Decker, Tina Nelson, Heather All As Federal funds sold 2,150 the indications for tonsillectomy and proper treatment of the These resulting frustra- Colleen Klunder, Chuck Lab- Smits, Keisha Westbrook, Scot Chadwick, Kristin Securities purchased under agreements to resell 0 "sore throat". Loans and lease financing receivables: tions boiled over recently on ron. Heather McCarty, Ron Tracy Wieczorek. Lardie. ATTENTION 7-12 GRADERS | Tonsillitis is simply infection or inflammation of the ton- Loans and leases, net of unearned income.. 57,053 the House floor. The issue Nash, Lisa Neumann, All As & Bs All As & Bs sils. This can be caused by several different agents, including CORNERSTONE CONNECTION | LESS: Allowance for loan and lease losses.. 763 was a supplemental appropri- Elisabel Olsina, Jim Palmer, Lucy Asbury, Tonya Ban- Heather Abel, Bob Ander- Loans and leases, net of unearned income viruses and bacteria. When the infection is caused b\ (he ations bill, in essence a re- Grelchen Parker, Eric Pat- kus, Todd Belding, Wade son, Tammi Biggs, Russell the youth ministry of Cornerstone Community Church allowance, and reserve 56.290 write of the current budget we streptococcus bacteria, it is termed "strep throat" or strep Premises and fixed assets 1,404 last summer. It cut tococcal tonsillitis. The tonsils arc located on either side ot Other real estate owned 15 ! e lon u Other assets 1.249 planned spending SI 15 mil- h £ c near the uvula of the mouth leading lo the throat, le tons s Total assets 87.375 lion, a 2.5 percent reduction ^ *' function to ward off infection from the rest ot LIABILITIES of all departmental budgets the body. Therefore, they arc the first line of defense against Deposits: except for educational aid. agents that enter the body through the mouth or nose. In domestic offices 78.570 The cuts were offset by $188 Everyone has probably experienced symptoms of sore Beach Apartments Noninterest-bearing 9.441 r throat or tonsillitis in the past. They include sorcness. ditti- Interest-bearing 69,129 million in new spending, LOWELL'S ONLY LAKEFRONT APARTMENTS Federal funds purchased & securities sold under mainly to cover higher-than- culty swallowing, swollen glands, fever, and occasionall) agreements to repurchase: predicted prison costs and pain rclerred lo the ears. Signs that indicate the infection Federal funds purchased 0 Medicaid caseloads. may he due lo streptococcal infection include, fever, swelling Securities sold under agreements to repurchase 1.454 House Republicans suc- of the tonsils and glands, white patches on the tonsils and Demand notes issued lo the U.S. Treasury 829 1112 Bowes Rd. lack of nasal symptoms. Other borrowed money 0 cessfully slowed down Ap- Mortgage indebtedness and obligations under capitalized propriations Committee de- Documentation of the cause is important in the trcatnient .03 SOS...... 0 liberations and forced the ot sore throats. A culture or strep screen is the only reliable Notes and debentures subordinated to deposits 0 method commonly used. If the infection is due to streptococ- Lowell, Ml Blanchard administration to Other liabilities 636 identify methods of achiev- cus, antibiotics will be prescribed and should be taken tor Total liabilities 81.489 l le ten s l e EQUITY CAPITAL ing the 2.5 percent de- * ^ ' ^ ^ Action is due lo other organisms, Contact Diane Estes, Mgr. other lhan slre Common slock 375 panmental reductions. Ptococcus, antibiotics are really of no benetit. Surplus 2.425 During five hours of floor sore causcd by viruses will usually run its course Winner of 5 awards including "Best Film of the Year" Undivided profits and capital reserves 3,086 debate, we offered nearly over days an^ symptomatic treatment is all that is Total equity capital 5,886 forty amendments to change ne('essiiry 1° alleviate discomfort. This includes treatnient Total liabilities and equity capital 87.375 Based on the true life story of Raul Ries: he abused everyone budget policies and with acetaminophen, salt water gargles or spraying the throat Memoranda - Deposits of State Money - Michigan he knew. He was violent, dangerous, a time-bomb ready to 0 priorities. As the minority w ith topical antiseptics/analgesic agents such as Chlorasep- I: lic. party, our overall victories 897-6880 explode at any time. Then a miracle led him from black rage Keith L> Caldwell t President & CEO, of the above-named bank do hereby declare that this Report of Condition has been prepared in were small, but our success- It tonsillitis is recurrent and found lo be caused by the to inner peace. conformance with the ttolielbie instructlons^and is true to the best of my ful amendments included: streptococcus bacteria; then your doctor would probably rec- knowledge and jJ — S7.5 million cut in court-or- ommend a tonsillectomy Other indications for tonsillectomy dered prison improvements to delude obstructive breathing, serious recurrent ear intec- Quiet, Lakefront Friday, April 27,7:00-10:00 p.m. restoreprisoner!rehabilitation l,0ns\0r difr,cu,l> swallowing. Tonsils should not be re- We, the undersigned directors, attest to the correctness of this Report of Lowell Middle School, choir room when a Living At It's Condition and declare that it has been examined by us. and to the best of programs and add guards to , ^"^nt sore throat is due to a virus, because t ns eclom es our knowledge and belief has been prepared in conformance with the understaffed facilities. The ® ^| < do not prevent or decrease the frequency of Finest! applicable instructions and Is true and correct. governor has complained infccl'ons- There will be a live martial arts demonstration loudly about such federal Refreshments will be served The Directors court mandates that increase David Gerst prison costs. However, his For For more information call 897-0077 legal representative, Attorney Ivan K, Blough General Kelley, prefers ex- A. Fri. Cornerstone Cares Marsha Wllrnv pensive settlements rather than appealing excessive md- I vou start with a P^nny «nd double your money every ,,month icial findings. This amend- J*]' '^ 'you'"«n«lupwithmorethanfivem.ll"on | "iiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiimiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiA The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, April 25, 1990 - Page 8 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. April 25, 1990 • Page 9 Erbentraut places first in MADD essay contest
^Tricia Erbentraut of Lowell In announcing the winners well. This year s winners sup- portunity for students to exer- cohol-impaired driving. If interested in obtaining won first place in the 1990 MADD, Michigan, Execu- erbly demonstrated through cise their creativity while rais- The poster competition copies of the Michigan win- State MADD Poster/Essay tive Director, Bethany Good- their talents, how there is ing awareness among their was open to students in ning essays, contact the KsflR J** contest for her essay in the man said, "These talented hope for a future when sober peers to the dangers of drunk Grades I-I2 with the essay MADD office at (5I7) 63I- • jutr- division for grades 10 - 12. CAN YOU IDENTIFY THIS MYSTERY FARM? students have uniquely de- driving will be the only ac- and drugged driving. The competition for students in 6233. She now qualifies for the Na- monstrated and expressed cepted standard and as a re- competition also allows them Grades 4-12. Cash prizes tional MADD competition. This aerial phoigraph was taken especially for the thoughts about the serious, sult, there will be more drunk to make a contribution to their were awarded to the winners MADD mobilizes victims Over 700 students from Lowell Ledger and is part of a series of Kent County tragic drunk driving crisis driving victims." communities by educating and finalists. and their allies to establish across the state submitted farms. which impacts not only MADD sponsors the an- families and neighbors about Judging was done by grade the public conviction that works based on this year s No one knows whose farm the aerial photographer adults, but young people as nual contest to provide an op- the tragedies caused by al- division in both categories drunk driving is unacceptable jntest theme commemorat- snapped, so it's up to you. our readers, to identify the based on criteria which in- and criminal, in order to pro- g MADD s tenth anniver- mystery farm each week. « cluded originality, unique- mote corresponding public sary, "Make This the Decade If you can identify this mystery farm...merely fill ness and creative thinking, policies, programs and per- of Difference - Drive Safe out the entry blank below with your answer, name and appropriateness and relation- sonal accountability. and Sober". Many additional address and mail or drop off at the Lowell Ledger, r ship to the contest theme, and students participated in local P.O. Box 128, Lowell, Ml 49331. impact. The name of the person correctly identifying this qualifying contests, while farm will be put in a drawing to be held on Monday, others submitted Individual April 30 at noon for a FREE DINNER FOR TWO entries directly to the state for Get Your Hometown News (excluding drinks) at Sneakers in downtown U)well. a preliminary qualifying Delivered To Your Door The owner of each weeks Mystery Farm will receive round. ABSOLUTELY FREE, a 4x5 color photo of the farm The Lowell Ledger merely be claiming it at the Lowell Ledger office by KSRP the following Wednesday noon. Kent County Rate $10 a year holds Out-of-County Rate $14 a year benefit horse show ORDER NOW! Mystery Farm No. 4 Call 897-9261 ^The Kent Special Riding W)gram (KSRP) will be Answer: holding a Benefit Horse M\ Name Show on Saturday, May 5, starting at 8:30 a.m. at Ken- MN Address. FARO'S tree Equestrian Park, 4861 LOWELL'S FINEST In the third week of the Lowell Ledger Mystery Farm, there were 39 responses, of which 34 had correct reponses. Michigan NE, Ada, MI. The Marker, Mystery Farm winner M\ Phone In week four, let's see if we can't beat the previous record response mark of 41. It should also be noted, that show will be EWH A (English ITALIAN PIZZA Western Horse Association) when identifying a farm, the first and last name should be used. Thanks for your cooperation. The Lowell Ledger's third Mystery Farm belongs to the Richard Stuart family of approved and will feature PH. 897-5917 11767 Pfeck Lake Rd. classes in both English and 1004 WEST MAIN STREET. LOWELL. MICHIGAN 49331 The winning entry in the third week of the Mystery Farm contest was turned in i^estem Pleasure, as well as CORPORATION by Glenna Marker of 1340 Laurie Gail Dr, Lowell. HOURS: Men.. Tuea.. Wad., Thora. 11 a.m. 'til 11.30 p m. A.E3 "uitation. The public is in- Frt. & Sal.. 11 a.m. W 130 a.m. Sun 4 p.m. W 11 p.m. Marker will receive dinner for two from Sneaker's, a free car wash from Lowell GREENRIDGE vited to attend free of charge. Auto Wash and a year's subscription to The Lowell Ledger for correctly identifying OPEN FOR NO PUMP SPRAYERS The Benefit Horse Show is LUNCH Realty, Inc. the farm. Beginning at 11 a.m.UNBELIEVABLE a fund raising event spon- NO COUPON NEEDEDSPECIAL Unique, patented system uses water sored by Kentree Equestrian served 11 am foctose owboat 1160 West Main Street Lowell. Ml 49331 pressure from your hose to eliminate Park and various individual * Haff Od* SfuBfe* wniMf • - 7 Every Men., lues., Wed., Thurs. muc* pfcs gafe (omI 1 OFFICE; (616) 897-9239 tiresome hand-pumping. Available at and corporate sponsors. It is AUTOMOIIVE SUPPLY, MC. Business Liquidation Auction * Hat Order Usagna s#i4| local retail stores. For further expected to raise $1,000 for Ptua gar* toast T* % HOURS Men thru Fri 8 a m to 7 p m Cytonder Head Recondrtioning 1r HaM Sub. your choico , information, call 1 -800-748-0098 KSRP. Saturday, April 28,10 a.m. horn our manu f s Saturday 6am to5 30pm Engine Stock Reconditioning THE BEST MOVE YOU'LL EVER MAKE" # 7" MM PiZZM a 4 ai P.ston and Rod Recondrtioning The Kent Special Riding 8782 Nugent Avenue, Rockford, Ml (chaam A 2 lotvrnga) I ANY FARO'S Disc and Drum Brake Servce ^gram is the 4-H Horse- it SmaM Slad. Your ChoteaROUN D$4 PIZZ m A 14S0W VarSt 1180S stalest Seven Greenridge offices to serve you in the Take Lincoln Lake Road north of Lowell to M-44, West to Wabasis, •Anbqaato aToaaad(indude afaooa ou r IChicag o Pan Pizza) LOw« Wi 49331 ion a Mi 48846 We Use Only Ouaitty oack Riding for Handicap- FIDWSIER No coupon nooded. excludes «a other -616'B97-9P31 PM 527 3190 Perfect Circle Parts Metropolitan Grand Rapids area •UZH pers program in Kent County. north to 10 Mile Rd., west to Nugent, north to Auction • CHIPS a CHEESE *1 specials Pick up onty Otfer good ttvu ^ Mey 27. 1990 KSRP serves physically, VEHICLES COME VISIT THE "LARGEST mentally and emotionally im- 1979 Ford F-150 4WD pickup, 1978 Ford F-250 pickup, 1977 Ford Econo iFttE P* Mhmy or Dht w*h u* In paired riders ranging in age Van with rack, 1976 Ford van, 1973 Chevrolet Step Van, 1970 International our dMng room § 5 n* rmka Ranch House * junior BurrttD ANTIQUE MALL IN MICHIGAN" from 2 to 73 during 6-week btpmhg 4 f f amj Step Van, 1964 Ford motorhome, 1979 Ford Sedan. PICK UP OR DINE WITHtfttE USf 2 Uhr Pop* (m* *yy *n pan sessions each spring, summer OFFICE EQUIPMENT ord*. fii. S* I Sua Ptk-vp orty ) QujP 0mm mm t Wtotf Restaurant and fall. KSRP was founded 2 Mita copy machines. Microfilm reader, desks, file cabinets, office chairs, $15 Mnutofttoarf Strvfe a in 1976 and to date has served shelving, office supplies. Delicious Baked Goods, over 3,000 riders. TOOLS, TOOLS, TOOLS F6r more information Name brand tools including Miller, Milwaukee, S-K, Skil, B&D, Ramset, ham- DAY SPECIAL * jut the Benefit Horse Show mer drill & bits, 4 acetylene torches. Miller arc welder 225 amp, table saw, Great Daily Specials & Wholesale & Closeout f 221 W. or the Kent Special Riding heavy duty 1/2" angle drill, saws-alls, circular saws, Rigid cast iron cutter. NO COUPON NEEDED! is^rsr.A= so 95 Service You Deserve Prices Everyday! • MAIN •Four Floors of Antiques Program, call 774-3265. Rigid power threader, hand threader, 2 reamers, portable vise, 4 pipe cutters, sjrrsr just. 3/8" hammer drills, belt sander, pipe vises truck mounting, pipe wrenches, 109 Riverside Dr., Lowell •897-8680 HOURS: Mon.,Tues.,Thurs. & Sal. 9a.m. STREET .30,000 Square Feet Additional Topptngg Piek-Up Only MJual If.»• Hours: Monday- Friday 5 a.m. to 3 p.m. lo 6 p.m. Skull tool boxes, S-K 1/2" socket set, carpenter tools, conduit benders, taps, die Saturday & Sunday 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wed. & Fri. 9 a.m. lo 8 p.m. LOWELL •Open Seven days a Week measuring instruments. Manometer, Roll-a-Tape. MISCELLANEOUS coupon iCollision Specialist continued Automotive supplies, extension ladders, stepladders, metal shelves. Baker PIZZAS! said. "I believe after analyz- scaffold, cement chutes, RV anti-freeze, nuts, bolts, screws, gas cans, parts 2 SMALL PIZZASlio* • Full Service 111 Little Caesai• 1^84 Lih!!s* C.ievi Pizzr 5ni«rrpm«", aInc With Cheeaa and 1 lopping Toppinga the characteristics of the organizer, creeper, chains, quantity of scrap electric motors, metal baskets, • Insurance Claims "We're ]/our Also ... SII, I may possibly be able rakes, shovels, malls, used tires, lumber, harness parts, block & tackle, milk Welcome. [Buy One, Get u* Pizza! Pizza! - to indicate the ethnic origin cans. Fox deluxe wooden beer boxes, piano dollies, extension cords Free Store!" f Baby Pan! Pan! - Professional Computer Systems (While, Black Indian). The HEATING One Call Does It AIL. Party Pack - cultural artifacts are clearly u* Slice! Slice! - New motors, 300 oil burner nozzles, furnace ducts, registers, hot water heating CORPORATE SAIK indicative of a 19th Century CeasarSandwiches- parts, quantity of misc. fittings, furnace tools & testing equipment, sheet metal DOD'S Dody Shop REIfTALS«LEASIIIG«TRAINING*CONSULTING burial." tools, reference books. ELECTRICAL He said, such findings are CONTRACT MAIITTENANCEvREPAIR SERVICE Conduit, quantity of electrical wire, electrical fittings & boxes, pole work tools, ttrtior Law#* 505 w. MAIN, not that common, but are nor- 2 LARGE PIZZAS! 14* 6S9 Lmcofc LMt Rd reference books, electrical testing tools. With Cheese and 2 loppings Across from Lowff LOWELL PLAZA 102 WEST MAIN mally found when construc- 897-9040 Alport tion is being done. Sundick PLUMBING 897-0043 CALL 897-6860 added that three weeks ago a Electric sewer machine. CO-2 drain blaster, high volume water pumps, copper %nale skeleton with a fetus pipe, tubing & fittings, stops & valves, black iron & galvanized pipe fittings, |W7W| Buy one Quarter Pounder Sandwich was found in Jackson. "The 3 piece pipe rack, drainage fittings, new faucets & parts, plastic pipe fittings! gr»k (KVtfM Ml e*m GETONEFREE PTsa Lowell Auto Wash findings in Lowell and 2 toilets vanity, 2 lavratory sinks, 100 foot sewer snake, hot water heater parts. GOOD TIME Lowell Beer Gihh! Only; Jackson are the only two FOR THE McDonalds we've had within the last This is a partial listing. Many, many more items. Lunch Available! pCOUPOM GREAT TASTE AUTO MA TIC 1300 W. Main • Cars year," he said. 2 LARGE PIZZAS!) LARGE PIZZAS! u* COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE . 1 re« em*, ctm— ft your cfoce d l.imdl. Ml & City worker Gary McCaul miniinpi Th« oe*» ow ••mom CXego 1 Licented and Bonded Assets of Ed Sobie Heating, pan puis row t*o
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O (MO.FR) Abbott A Coatello Eitral ld)| Your Faulty O (FR) Yachting O (MO.TU.TH.FR) DuckTaiaa OO (TH) FregUa Tree Haa pUkl llaaflliBi • I® Y(og l Bear • wfefe I IOOUi6IIO fwWWO • wmPMUi ^n11n —' o rtowkk**A*mB Roota Od) Od) Wheel Of Fortune (TH) Steppi Stonea: Exhaust From ya To Eariy o Think Feat The Lowell Area Schools will be holding its annual Kindergarten Roundup on May 2, O® OS) Good Morning OS) Divorce Court O S) The Real Ghoatbuaters America (CC) The Converter O ® Claaalc Concentration O (FR) Buckman Treatment 3, 4 and May 7, 8, and 9 in the Runciman Elementary gym. We have scheduled two evening (D (WE) Lyle. Lyla Crocodile: O (FR)TaateaOf The World OO (FR) AN Creaturea Great The Mualcal (CC) And SmaH O (MO.TU.WE.TH) Dlacovery I To The Back O (TU) Natural Worid Field Teat meetings for parents only at which time a number of people such as the bus supervisor, (D (TH) It Cent Happen to Me O (WE) Looking Eaat OO (MO) Myataryl(CC) O (TU,WE.TH) Tom And Jerry's OO (TU) Nature (CC) 4:35 O Brady Bunch 11:0000 Divorce Court 1) Children In Need speech therapist, and teachers will talk about Kindergarten Roundup and what your child Funhouaa 540 O Yol MTV,Rapal * Most Ford Motor (D (WE.TH) Movie Od) Claaalc Concentration (CC) OQ£ Bewitched One Ufe To Uve O On Staga can expect next fall. ID Good Morning, Mickeyl O® Highway To Heaven (CC) Co. Products O Cartoon Ezpraaa OO 3-2-1 Contact (CC) O (WE) Movie CD R O (ID Home Od) People's Court O (MO.FR) Teddy Ruipln O (TH) Talking Sex...Wlth Your O (TU.TH) Movie (CC) IQZ) UtHe Houae On Tha O (TU.WE.TH) Funtown Kids Specials Expire 5/15/90 CD (WE) Cinemax Seaalona: A O (MO) MAX Movie Show A special bus orientation open house will be scheduled on August 23, from 10:00 a. m.-12:00 Funnlea Rockabilly Seaalon Herb Haines, Lowell Light and Power Superintendent, O Caraon't Comedy Claaalca O Wlpeout (MO.FR) Waft Dianey O Hazel £C) noon, at which time the child and parents will be given a bus ride and information on bus O DayBreak (CC) This limited warranty covers ve* presents electric utility lineman employee Paul Mason O Mr. Wlzerd't World O Andy Griffith LIMTIMI h|cies in normal uae. And eicludes O (TU) Klda Meke FHma. Tool O (TU) Humminbird Baaa And SCRVICF his utility lineman certificate. procedures. "A" group should attend from 10-11 a.m., and "B" group should attend from Od) Od) CBS Thia Morning Q (WE) Avonlea (CC) nappon 10 m% routine maintenance parts, belts, Golf Celebrity Tournament (FR) Movie CUARANIIf 7:050 (MO.FR) Tom And Jerry's O NewaDay If laS* i ^ w m.* hoses, sheet metal and upholstery Presently 22 utility com- II a.m. - 12 noon. Bus orientation will take place at the above date and time at both Alto Funhouaa SD Heart To Heart f\?u8, mcorporaion Paul Mason, an electric O Today's Special Dance Party USA panies are participating in the 7:15OO AM Weether ffl Joan Rivera Od) Od) As The Worid itilily lineman employed by and Runciman Elementaries. O Getting FH 7:3009) dD® Teenage Mutant Turns O (M0.TU.TH.FR) Chip 'N' the City of Lowell, recently program. O Dey Watch ffi (FR) Great Chefa Of New Turtlea (CC) O Elsiphant Show Dale's Reecue Rangers "Paul was an outstanding Orieana O (TU.WE.TH) Play BaHl sceived his graduation cer- nwanooruooI I nn ill I i iijKwa x • OGD Od) Price la Right O (MO) Greet Chefa Of San student of the utility lineman The meeting for families in the Alto attendance area will be Thursday, April 19, in the O® Golden Glria (CC) ONawaWatch tificate as a utility lineman, OO (FR) Weicon r rsnc I BCD O Don't Juat Sit There Studio O (MO.WE.FR) Great Chefa Of O (TU.WE) Greet Chefa Of The lason completed the 42 trade," said Arthur Bingham, Alto Elementary gym from 7:00-8:00 p.m. The meeting for families in the Bushnell/Runciman The Weat Od) Donahue OO (MO.WE) Prlndplea Of Weat OS) Webater HAROLD Wolverine's Director, Job Accounting O (TU) Greet Chefa Of O (TH) Greet Chefa Of >nlh, 7,200 hour training attendance areas will be on Tuesday, April 24, in the Runciman gym from 7:00-8:00 p.m. Chicago O® Cheers (CO OO (TU)CoHectora Chicago )rogram conducted by Wol- Training and Safety and the O rfH) I) Great Chefa Of San O (D Current Affair Parents who have conflicts may attend either of these meetings. 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Friday. —& 30 a.m. -9 p.m. AFTERNOON (MO/R) Dick Van Dyke O (WE.TH) Leganda Of The ...8:30a.m. -6p.m. ttruction by Wolverine and throughout the country as a i^OOS) OQZ) Dennis The Saturday I (TU.WE.TH) The Brickyard •fclOaJii.-400 pm. 12:000 Downtown Julie Brown O ShowBiz Today supervised on-the-job train- sign of proficiency in the C K > sj Honevmoonera onow €0 Inapector Gadoet I I ing by the Cily of Lowell. electric utility lineman trade. The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, April 25, 1990 • Page 20 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, April 25, 1990 - Page 21 Lowell girls tripped up at Park; pound EGR owell boys sprint past Pioneers, 80-57 It did not lake a whole lot The answer, my friend, was penciled in at four events w wo things happened last "The majority of the boys of "track sense" to figure out as running effortlessly into - the 1600-meter run, the 400- all three places in the discus." Grand Rapids'Pal Crawford The Red Arrows filled 7. Dennis Wissman was third ik to the Lowell boys' turned in personal best times why Wyoming Park s girls de- the wind and away from all meter dash, the 800-meter Smith recorded a distance was first al 10:35.31. spots one and three in the at 98-5. k team that hasn't occur- and distances," Boeve feated Lowells Red Arrows of her competitors. run and the 3200-meler run. of 38-416. Teammate Noah In the 400 dash, Lowell's shot-put as Noah Meneray Knoop posted a winning since it joined the O-K smiled. "I am so pleased with 77-51. Viking senior, Kim Blouw, "We did not believe Kim Menery was second al 36- Bob Adams ran an excellent notched a winning distance of height of 5-8 in the high jump Blouw could run in those four the way the boys performed IVa. race against the Pioneers' 37 feet. Joe DeJong was third event. John Cross was third irst, it defeated East against EGR." events and be so dominating EGR's standout tracksler Davis. Adams was edged out. at W/i. at 5-6. Rapids in a dual meet. The Lowell Coach said in each event," Lowell coach, earned lop honors in the long Davis finished in 52.20 and Lowell again took first and As expected. Lowell :ond the whispers that opening the meet with a vic- Kathy Talus said in amaze- jump with a mark of 19-11'/^. Adams stopped the clock at third in the pole as John cruised past Park in the run- the Lowell High School lory in the 3200-meler relay ment. "She is some kind of Brett Knoop (19-PA) and 52.47. "Adams ran in the 400 Saboo won the event with a ning events. ay dealt strictly with set the pace. "We had a com- a runner. " Aaron Stencel (18-6,/0 com- relay and then came right height of 10-6. Jon Kohler Shawn Smith won the 100 ll's 3-0 start and its up- fortable lead when Clav Van- Blouw recorded four firsts, pleted the sweep by finishing back and ran well in the 400 was third at 9-0. dash in 11.20. Bob Adams scoring 20 points for Wyom- ing meet with perennial derWarf started the last leg of was second at 11.56. second and third respectively, dash against a top flight run- ctejong ,00k t0p honors in ing Park. "Blouw is as dedi- Knoop came back in the ner in Davis." Boeve said. the discus with a rTiark of ,07. The team of Adams, Gog- cated a runner as I ve high jump and cleared 5-10 The 800 run was claimed Track, cont'd., pg. 22 coached," said Viking coach to earn top honors. Lowell's by Turkal at 2:06.58. Low- Dsck Locke, now in his 13th John Cross was third at 5-6. ell's Kyle Boston was third at year. Lowell completed its third 2:08.32. In the 1600, Blouw broke sweep in the field events, by Lowell swept the 300 hur- T-BALL the tape at 5:18.2 easily beat- taking the top three spots in dle event. Beimers was first ing her nearest competitor. the pole vault. Jon Kohler at 44.33. Manion came home Lowell's Hillari Kirsch, who was first at 10 feet. John second at 45.2 and Chad 5 & 6 YR. OLD T-BALL MYOMINQ finished at 5:47.7. Saboo was second at 9 feet Christin was third at 47.62. REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS APRIL 18. Blouw then ran away to and Joe Depew was third at The 200 dash belonged to Players will play different positions, learn rules, victory in the 400-meter dash 9 feet. EGR's Rob Meilinger in a and fundamentals Having fun and learning in 63.2 seconds. She defeated Lowell made it four time of 23.19. Goggins was Heather Gowen breaks the tape in the 200 at the Wyoming Park meet. about the game are the 2 main goals. No games. Tammy House and Lowells sweeps in the discus as Joe second at 23.5. just fun scrimmages that everyone participates. Vanessa Heukels (3rd) 55.17. DeJong was first with a dis- 'I'm very pleased with our Limit 48 players per session. In her third event of the tance of 109-9, Tim VanAm- performance," Boeve said. "I STARTS: May 5 - June 16 day, Blouw posted a top time burgh was second at 108-8 do believe this marks our first (7 weeks) Saturdays only. of 2:28.3 in the 800-meter and Dennis Wissman tallied dual meet win against EGR May 5 &12 will be clinics only. run. House (2:36.9) was a mark of 104-2 sincejoining the O-K White." SESSION I: 10:30- 11:45 am. again second, followed by The Red Arrows posted a The only thing in doubt in SESSION H: 12:00- 1:15 pm. Kris Kniola's 2:38.7. winning mark of 8:47.57 in Lowell's meet against a fallen LOCATION BOTH SESSIONS: Before calling it a day, the 3200-meter relay. In the Viking boys' track program Blouw cruised home in 800 relay Lowell's time of was the final score. Creekside Park al the South field •NOTE: You may sign up for either session. 12:09.1 in the 3200-meter 1:34.49 was second to EGR's It became obvious about run. Kirsch, finished third, 1:33.93. half way through the meet Teams formed at May 5 clinic. Game times coming home in 12:40.8. Bob Adams, Kevin Gog- that Lowell was earmarked change after 2nd clinic. Season schedule handed "I expected us to do belter gins, Knoop, and Smith blis- for the century total. Final out May 12. in the 400 and in the long tered the Pioneers in the 400 score: Lowell 108, Wyoming VOLUNTEER COACHES MEETING: Yes, coach, I can fly! Not really. But Loweirs Angie jump events," Talus said. "It relay with a winning time of Park 29. Tuesday May 1 • 6:00pm at the Y-office. If you Arnett did win the 100 meter hurdles against Wyoming hurt us a lot that Park placed 46.13. The Red Arrows earned top can volunteer please contact the YMCA. Park. 1-2 in both events." In the 1600 relay, Lowell honors in 15 of the 17 events. FEE: $16.00 Y-mcmbers $26.00 nm In the long jump, Janice was second with a time of The only two events in which Price includes t-shirt.(Financial Aid Available) Roberts was first at a distance 3:47.22. The Pioneers won the Red Arrows were not at of l5-7,/2. Lowell's Angie the event with a mark of the top of the class were the Groen was third at WA, 3:40.46. 3200 relay and the 100 high YOUTH SOFTBALL fAMlLY TARE Even in defeat, Lowell Doug Beimers (17.54) and hurdles. The Vikings won the Mr. helped by an outstanding per- Chad Christin (18.18) 3200 relay in a time of CADET SOFTBALL formance from Heather Left, Lowell coach Keith Boeve looks on as Doug Beim- finished second and third re- 9:07.5. Lowell finished at REGISTRATION DEADLINE APRIL 18. Gowen. The Red Arrow lunges forward in the long jump event. spectively to the Pioneers' 9:18.4. Current 1st, 2nd, & 3rd graders interested in beginning placed in and finished first in Scott Buechler (16.28) in the In the 100 high hurdles, to play organized softball. Coaches will provide the four events. In the 100-meter 110 high hurdles. Doug Beimers came home in pitching during the 10 game schedule. Games will be Athlete of the Week dash Gowen broke the tape at mference power, North- the race," Boeve said. "Both In the 100 dash, Lowell's third at a time of 17.57. The played on Tuesdays & Saturdays. (3RD GRADERS 12.86. Teammate Chris ;w. VanderWarf and EGR's John Steve Jones came home in a recorded winning time by MAY CHOOSE EITHER CADET OR JR. BALL) Monda was third at 13.75. Lowell Coach Keith Boeve Turkal took their time as they winning • time of 11.23. Wyoming Park was 16.81. STARTS: The Red Arrow teamed steadfastly stuck to the coasted to the finish. I really Knoop was third at 11.%. The homestanding Vikings came the injuries and has Coaches will contact the players been terrific," Lowell with Tonya Stepek, Angie Ar- im that he looks for im- believe that set the pace for EGR's John 1\irkal (4:41) were within striking distance after April 24 for practice limes. nett and Karen Bussler to earn Lowell's Karen Bussler brings home a win in relay action against the Vikings. vements on times and dis- the meet." won the 1600 run, while Low- coming out of the field Girls' Track coach Kathy Gaines: May 15 - June 19. Talus said. top honors in the 800 relay at es and if a win comes as While that may have set the ell's Clay VanderWarf was events. They trailed only by 1:52.6. suit, well then, fine. pace, the dual-meet race was second at 4:44 and David three. 34-25. Gowen participates in Lowell's 10:57.16. Park meet. Arnett was second in the VOLUNTEER CADET COACHES Gowen was also the final Well, even the self-assured won in the field events, where Stouffer was third with a time The Red Arrows swept the U the long jump and runs in "I thought coming into the Gowen was the final leg in 300 low hurdles. She finished MEETING: the 800 relay, the 400 relay leg in the 400-meter relay, meet, it would lake a combi- ve broke down, and ad- Lowell posted a 36-9 advan- 4:54.31. long jump behind the efforts the winning 400-meter relay. at 53.41. EGR's Kris Stacey , April 24- 6:00 pm at the Y-office joining Stepek, Monda and tted he entered the Pioneer tage. "Shawn Smith was Clay VanderWarf also took of Kevin Goggins (18-9 /4), and the 200 dash. nation of a lot of things to Along with Groen, Monda was first at 50.37. Kris t with winning on his superb in the shot-put where a second in the 3200 run with Brett Knoop (18-9'A) and If you can volunteer please call the YMCA. "I consider the 200 dash Bussler. Their time was pull out a victory. We got that and Karen Bussler, the four- Kniola took a third in the 800- , 53.11. md. he took a first, and we swept a time of 10:52.31. East Doug Beimers (18-6 /2). my favorite race with the today," Locke said. some stopped the clock at meter run with a time of In the 200-meter dash, 800 relay second," Gowen It would have been easy to 53.54. 2:37.41. Stefanie Oatis of FEES: * $19.00 Y- member $31.00 nm Gowen again was first, this said. "Like most, I think let their socks and chins drop In the 800-meter relay, East Grand Rapids was first Price includes t-shirt (Financial Aid Available) time at 27.24. Monda placed 1 run better when the com- following the loss to Park, but Gowen was third leg in Low- at 2:32.41. third with a time of 28.20. petition is tough." good clubs recover and come ell's victorious time of JR. BALL Arnett broke the tape at The sophomore, obvi- back strong in the next meet. 1:54.03. Joining Gowen were Karen Christin (1:08.64) REGISTRATION DEADLINE 17.5 in the 100 hurdles, earn- Heather Gowen ously elated with the II The Red Arrows did just Angie Arnett, Monda and and Vanessa Heukels APRIL 18. firsts and one second, was ing a first. Tammy Allchin that against arch-rival East Bussler. (1:08.78) placed second and Current 3rd, 4ih, & 5th graders. Mid-level softball play There are your good also pleased with the early was third at 18:41. Grand Rapids. It's been a few Bussler beat out Monda in third respectively in the 400 and sportsmanship is emphasized. •COACHES WILL weeks, and then, there are season times. "Consider- In the 300 hurdles, Arnett years, but Lowell upended the 100-meler dash as she dash. Joy Whinery (EGR) PITCH. Games will be played on Thursdays & Satur- your GREAT weeks. ing the injuries and the finished sccond to Parks' the Pioneers 76-52. stopped the clock at 13.46. was first at 1:06.20 days. (3RD GRADERS MAY CHOOSE EITHER Simply stated - Lowell cold weather. I think the Janice Roberts. The Viking Gowen again posted two Monda was timed at 13.70. Kris Stacey was top dog in CADET OR JR .BALL) girls' track star Heather was timed in 50.34. Arnett individual firsts and had a times have been alright." Tera Kropf recorded a per- the 110 hurdles, posting a Gowen just completed a The time of 26.2 is spec- came home in 51.97. Her leg-in on two others. The Red sonal best in the discus with time of 16.25. Arnett (17.98) STARTS: Coaches will contact players after GREAT week by any track ial to Gowen, that's the teammate, Allchin, was third Arrow won the long jump a winning distance of 99-1. and Tammy Allchin (18.32) V standards. at 55.17. with a mark of 15-2. Angie April 24 for practice times. mark she has to beat to Lowell's Yvette Ferguson were second and third respec- The sophomore, in two In the shot put, Yvette Fer- Groen (15,/2) and Carrie Games: May 17 - June 21 break the school record in was third at 76-4. In the shot tively. meets against Wyoming the 200 dash. Her best guson and Tera Kropf placed Thomet (14-2) completed the a put the tables were turned, East Grand Rapids won the Park, East Grand Rapids time thus far has been third and fourth respectively. sweep by finishing second VOLUNTEER JR. BALL COACHES MEETING: Ferguson won the event with 3200 relay with a time of and in the Hastings' Relay 26.6, however, she has Ferguson posted a mark of and third respectively. April 23, 7:15pm. at the Y-office. 1 a mark of 32-2'/i, Kropf was , 10:24.31. Lowell came home recorded 11 firsts and one 2 /2 more years to take a 32-lO /: and Kropf came in "Gowen had a super week. , If you can volunteer please call the YMCA. , second at 31-3 /2, and Brandi in 10:35.0. second. The placements run at the record. at 30-8 /2. Park scored a win- She had eight firsts in the two , Phillips was third with a mark The Pioneers were also broke down this way, four Another goal Gowen ning distance of 34-2 /2. meets against EGR and FEES: $19.00 Y-member $31.00 nm of 28-1 to complete the first in the 1600 relay at first against Park, four has set is to help the 800 Kropf, however, look a Wyoming Park," Lowell Price includes t-shirt (Financial Aid Available) sweep. 4:18.32. Lowell crossed the first against EGR and relay team take State in first in the discus at 94-5. In coach Kathy Talus said. In the high jump, Lowell's line at 4:33.63. three firsts and a second 1990. Last year the relay the high jump LowelPs Carrie In the 200 dash, Gowen Carrie Thomet was second at "The girls were disap- in the Hastings' Relay. team finished third. Thomet was beaten out by broke the tape at 27.1. Chris Register today at the 5-1. EGR's Kris Stacey won pointed after losing to Wyom- "It was an outstanding "It's nice to see some- Parks' Roberts. Thomet Monda was second at 28.6. the event with a height of 5-1. ing Park but not down,"Talus week for Gowen. She one like Gowen do so posted a height of 4-10, while 'Monda had a good day. She Hillari Kirsch posted the said. 'They came back started the season off well, because she is so Roberts cleared 4-11. was second in the 100 and Lowell YMCA top time in the 1600-meter though and performed well rather slow because of a humble and such a team Lowell's 3200-meter relay 2(X) and ran in our sprint re- run, stopping the clock at against EGR." pulled hamstring and a player," Talus said. "She team of Kirsch, Chnsti Pon- lays,"Talus said. Monda step- 323 W. Main St., chaud, Rhea Bundy and Kris 5:47.9. Kirsch was also first groin pull. Gowen how- also sees where improve- ped in for Stepek who sat out nm Kniola were defeated. Parks" in the 3200-meter run, post- ever look care and over- ment is needed." with a hamstring pull which •wn Smith, far right, eyes the finish line in the 100 meter dash at Wyoming Park. | R 897-8445 top time of 10:38.72 bested she incurred in the Wyoming ing a time of 12:42. The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, April 25, 1990 - Page 22 The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, April 25, 1990 - Page 23 Red Arrow girls win Hastings Relay; boys 7th Lowell tennis team humbles Wyoming Park The sun finally came out Rapids was first at 1:59.5. with a time of 18:41. Lowells Three Rivers and Lowell Smith, was clocked at 44.9. ^ pole vault with a height of For the first time in three years the Lowell bovs for the girls track team, Satur- Sturgis won the 6400 Tom Mull. Clay VanderWarf. titled neck and neck in the Three Rivers was clocked 20-6. Sturgis won the event tennis team posted a victory in O-K White League action two points; Briggs and Corcoran, 1-2, one point; Lindh- day, at the Hasting Relays. rc a an s nnJ at 1:36.8 in the sprint medley. meter relay with a time of at 23 feet even. Jason VanderWarf and David ' y ^ P mcd- against a team other than Rogers out and Keech, 2-1, two points; and Dale Richardson It may have been the first 23:54.4. Lowells Rhea Stouffer were fifth at 19:46. 'ey relay. Three Rivers won Lowell, second came home and Jesse Davidson, 1-2, one point. Three Rivers' boys won The Red Arrows defeated Wyoming Parte on Wednes- time all week that the sun Bundy, Betsy Dommer, Sara Three Rivers won the 800 both events by a hair. In the in 1:37.4. Lowell opened up the week with victories against Ro- the relay with 66 points. Stur- day of last week 4-3. "This was an important hurdle shined at a track meet and the Leske and Hillari Kirsch were gis was second at 65 and St. relay with a time of 1:31.10. t^e Wildcats won with a "Those were two super gers and Middleville. for us to overcome," Lowell Tennis coach Terry Abel temperature was above 50, fourth at 24:37.3. Joe was third with 54 points. Lowell (Bob Adams, Kevin time ot 44.5. Lowell, running races," Boeve said. They Against the Golden Hawks Lowell posted a 7-0 shut- said. "We arc extremely happy with the win and our but Lowe I Is Heather Gowen were fun to watch." Battle Creek Lakeview Lowell finished with 25 Goggins, Saboo, Shawn Adams, Goggins, Knoop and performance." out. "We had little trouble with Rogers, a young inex- completed a week where she won the discus with a mark perienced team," Abel said. points. Smith) was third at 1:34.2. The Lowell tennis program has shown slow and shined brightly from start to of 185-6. Lowell (Yvette Fer- St Joe won the 6400 relay Simkins won his singles match 6-0, 6-0. White fol- finish. steady improvement over the last three years under the guson, Tera Kropf) was sec- direction of Abel. lowed suit serving a shutout at 6-0, 6-0. Shinabarger You would be hard pressed (3rd singles) won easily 6-2, 6-1 while Brinks made ond at 174. tt Against Park, the Arrows split the four singles to find anyone who put to- Lowell Freestyle Tracking the top. easy work of his opponent 6-2, 6-0. In the shuttle hurdles, bast- matches and won two of three doubles matches. gether the numbers Gowen ings won with a time of In doubles play, Gruizenga amnd Graber took little did all within a five day span. In singles play, number-one singles Steve Simkins 1:12.2. Lowell, using Arnett. time in their 6-1,6-1 victory. Briggs and Corcoran were She earned four firsts wrestlers compete times & distances defeated Dan Bentley 6-3, 6-1. Jason White, 2nd sing- Jesse Stone, Sara Hall and les, defeated Matt Harris 6-1, 6-3. as quick in a 6-2, 6-2 win. against Wyoming Park on Tammy Allchin, placed sixth Third doubles team of Lindhout and Keech defeated Tuesday, four against East Matt Shinabarger (3rd singles) was defeated 7-5 1- at 1:17.5. at regionals 6,1-6 by Ron Patrick. Ryan brinks fell 4-6, 3-6 in 4th their Golden hawk foes, 6-0, 6-0. Richardson and Grand Rapids on Thursday, In the 4000 meter relay. Red Arrow Boys singles play. Davidson followed with a 6-2, 2-0 win. and Saturday the sophomore The Lowell Freestyle Group I (8 and under), Caleb Three Rivers won with a time Lowell (Gregg Gruizenga and Jason Graber) lost its The Red Arrows followed their victory over Rogers tallied three more firsts and a Wrestlers were at Ionia High O'Boyle first, John McKay of 13:24.5. Lowell's Kris LONG JUMP Kevin Goggins number-one doubles match 5-7, 1-6. up with a 5-2 win against Middleville in the cold and second at the Hasting Relays. School Saturday, April 21 third; Group II (9-10): Steve Kniola, Arnett, Bundy and Kevin Goggins - 19-5 John Saboo The Red Arrows Brad Briggs and Aaron Corcoran wind. "Gowen has got off to an wrestling in Regional com- VanLaan second, Billy Stouf- Kirsch were fifth at 13:58.5. Brett Knoop - 19-1 posted a victory in 2nd doubles 4-6, 6-1, 6-2 over In singles play Simkins was a 6-3,6-2 winner; White unbelievable start this sea- petition. Group I is finished fer fourth; Group III (11-12): 1600 RUN in the 3200 relays, Eaton Deimer Siefert and Hiam Lee. won 7-6, 6-4; and Brinks won 6-4, 6-3. Losing in a son,'' Lowell coach Kathy at regional level, the rest of Dan Spicer third; Group IV Clay VanderWarf - 4.44 Rapids was first at 10:30.3. HIGH JUMP Mike Lindhout and Chad Keech dominated in the close singles match was Shinabarger 4-6, 6-7. Talus said. the boys will go on to the (13-14): Kevin Brown third, David Stouffer - 4.54 Lowell (Vanessa Heukels, Brett Knoop - 6-0 3rd doubles match against Jim McRay and Rob DeVries Lowell took two out of three in doubles action. Briggs Gowen's performance Slate Tournament April 27 for Cory Kirkbride second; Wade Leske, Christi Ponchaud, John Cross - 5-6 400 RELAY 6-0, 6-0. and Corcoran won 7-5, 6-4; and Lindhout and Keech helped ignite Lowell to the Cadets and April 28 for the O'Boyle second; Matt Os- Kniola) was third at 10:49.9. 45.7 In a exhibition match, Lowell's Paul Garrett defeated were victoriousd 7-6, 6-4. Hasting Relay championship. kid's division at Kentwood molinski sccond; Rich Stouf- Ferguson and Kropf placed POLE VAULT Bob Adams Todd Peterson 6-1. The Red Arrows tallied 65 High School in Grand fer first. Gruizenga and Graber were two-set victims 3-6,1 -6. third in the shot put with a John Saboo - 10-6 Kevin Goggins Over the weekend, Lowell placed fourth in the Green- points. Eaton Rapids was scc- Rapids. In an exhibition doubles and singles match mark of 60-lO1/^. Lake wood Congratulations to all the Jon Kohler - 10-0 Shawn Smith ville Tennis Invitational Tournament. Richardson and Davidson won 6-1, 7-6. Chad Werden ond with 47 and Gull Lake , The medal winners at the boys who competed and best was first at 63-2 /6. Brett Knoop The fourth-place Arrows amassed 14 points, five was third with 40. O-K White Regional tournament were. of luck to all this weekend. lost his singles match 8-2. 'The girls did real well. DISCUS points behind the tournament champion Fruitport (19 Conference foe, Sparta o Lowell's only dual match loss of the week came They placed in all but two points). finished eighth with 23 Joe DeJong - 112-9 400 DASH against a strong and deep Ionia team. The Bulldogs won events." Talus said. "The points. In all 14 teams partici- Tim VanAmburg - 108-8 Bob Adams - 52.4 Brinks won three matches to capture a first-place t- the match 5-2. Lowell's only wins were posted by Brinks girls have made this a really pated. Track, continued John Saboo - 54.6 mnedal and fourth singles. in fourth singles, 6-2, 6-2 and Gruizenga and Graber nice week." SHOT PUT In the 800 relay, Lowell Simkins advanced to the finals before losing and won their first doubles match 3-6, 6-3, 6-3. Lowell's boys finished gins, Saboo and Smith posted Lowell took the top two Shawn Smith - 38-4 800 DASH claimed the silver medal. (Tonya Stepek. Angie Arnett, Chad Keech bodies back a return against Ionia. seventh in the Hastings' a winning time of 1:37 in the spots in the 800 dash. Stouf- "We had hoped to play a little better against Ionia, Gowen, Karen Bussler) was Noah Menerey - 38-1 Kyle Boston - 2:08.8 Others to earn points included White, 2-1, two points; Relay. The seventh place 800 relay. fer broke the tape at 2:15.3 but are very happy with our week's performance," Abel firsts with a time of 1:50. Clay VanderWarf - 2:09 ' Shinabarger, 1-2, one point; Gmizenga and Graber 2-1, finish included a first for Clay VanderWarf's 4:56.6 and Boston followed him 3200 said. Lowell finished the week at 4-1 overall. In the 400 relay, it was RELAY Lowell, its pole vault team was good enough to win the home in 2:15.75. 8:47.5 stepek, Kris Monda, Gowen 300 LOW HURDLES placed for the first time in a 1600 run. David Stouffer was The Red Arrows swept the Kyle Boston and Bussler taking a first at Doug Beimers - 44.4 Hastings' Relay. second at 5:01. 200. Adams won it at 23.7. Tracy Antcliff % 52.7 James Manion - 45.2 0 "That was a highlight," In the 400 relay, Adams, Smith was second in 24.41 David Stouffer Gowen teamed with Red Arrow softball team gets un tracked, finishes week at 4-5 Lowell coach keith Boeve Goggins, Knoop and Smith and Knoop was third at Clay VanderWarf Angela Groen in the long 200 DASH The Lowell girls' softball girls are hitting the ball unlike an early 5-1 lead in the ton singled, putting runners said. "Overall we didn't do broke the tape at 46.43 for 24.75. Kevin Goggins - 23.5 over Grand Rapids Central. ors by scoring a run in the jump for a top mark of 29-5. the victory. team concluded its endurance any team of the past three opener, and then hung on for as well as I thought, but our The 3200 run was the story 110 HIGH HURDLES Bob Adams - 23.7 on the comers. Ward singled Hitting stars for Lwoell fifth. Stepek. Monda. Gowen lest part of the schedule in a 7-5 win. sprinters were super ' Lowell swept the 400 dash. of the VanderWarf brothers. Doug Beimers - 17.5 years - at least to this point home Murphy and sent Or- were Heather Peckham who In Lowell's third and final and Bussler finished second which it played seven games The Red Arrows led in the John Saboo and Jon Kohler Saboo was first at 55.31, Clay won the event at James Manion - 17.7 in the season. miston to third, who then was 3-for-4 with three RBI game of the day, the Red Ar- in the sprint medley relay 3200 RUN teamed to finish sixth in the Tracy Antcliff was second at 11:01.3. Jason was second in in six days, concluding with If consistency is found on nightcap 10-9 entering the scored on an RBI single by and three runs scored. Kathy rows may have gotten their with a time of 2:09. Eaton Clay VanderWarf - 10:41.6 its annual Lowell Softball the mound and the hitting sixth and final inning, but Missy Martin. VanBelkum added two hits, 57.28 and jared Blough was 11:34.5 and Sergio Saldivar 100 DASH Jason VanderWarf - 11:19.8 best pitching performance of Tournament on Saturday. third with a time of 59.24. finished third at 11:48.5. Shawn Smith - 11.15 continues, Lowell will play a four walks, a wild pitch, an Game two of the twinight including a fifth inning triple the year. Stacy Mulder al- Lowell opened the week on big factor in the race for the error, and a basehit ignited Beimers was first in the Antcliff, Goggins, Blough Bob Adams - 11.56 1600 RELAY double header was wild and which highlighted a nine-run lowed five runs on five hits. Tuesday against Rockford, Rockford to a five-run sixth 300 hurdles with a mark of and Saboo turned in a win- 3:42.1 0 O-K White Conference woolie. Northern scored 13 explosion. She also scored The Red Arrow retired the losing twice and finished up Crown. and a 14-10 victory. runs on four hits and 13 45.25. Manion was second at ning time of 3:45.26 in the 800 RELAY John Saboo three runs. first 12 batters she faced. Her on Saturday with wins against One other note, the Red Lowell outhit Rockford walks. Lowell, meanwhile, 46.06. 1600 relay. 1:34.4 Tracy Antcliff Ormiston and Murphy also teammates supported her fine Shawn Smith Grand Rapids Central and Arrow fielding has been at nine lo five. Tonya Czar- pounded out 12 hits and contributed with two hits Jared Blough In Lowell's third and final Bob Adams Lake wood. worst, respectable, an area nopis, Sherene Ward, and plated 14 runs while receiving apiece. Lowell cranked out Bob Adams , game of the day, the Red Ar- The Red AlTows 4-3 mark that was somewhat of a ques- Vicki Videan led the Arrow just one walk. 12 hits against Central pitch- rows may have gotten their during this stretch improved tion mark when the season attack with two hits apiece. FHN scored two runs in the ing. "The girls are really hit- best pitching performance of their record to 4-5 with games began, especially in the out- There were more runs first and second, jumping to ting the ball," Rodenhouse the year. Stacy Mulder al- Red Arrow Girls against Sparta and Rogers field. scored in the first inning of a 4-0 lead. Lowell answered said. "We're hitting the ball lowed five runs on five hits. this week. Rogers comes to After playing pretty well the second game than are in its half of the second with better now than we did all of The Red Arrow retired the SHOT PUT 1600 RUN town on Friday. against Christian in the scored in most games. eight runs on six singles and last year." Geographers estimate that there may be as manv as first 12 batters she faced. Her Yvette Ferguson - 32-10'/!! Hillari Kirsch - 5:47.9 There are two things that opener, despite losing two, Rockford hit Lowell with three Huskie errors. In the Arrow's nine run 30,000 islands in the Pacific. , o teammates supported her fine Tera Kropf - 3l-3 >6 Betsy Dommer - 6:12 can be said about the 1990 the Lowell girls caught the a nine spot. The Arrows Northern retaliated with fifth, they pounded eight hits pitching by geling five runs Red Arrow softball team after wrath of Bob Rodenhouse answered with seven of their seven runs on six walks and including VanBelkum's triple on five hits in the second in- DISCUS 400 RELAY nine games. Lowell needs to after uninspiring losses to own in the bottom of the first a double, grabbing an 11-8 and doubles by Peckham and ning. The big hit in the second Tera Kropf - 99-1 52.7 find consistency in its pitch- Rockford, 7-5, 14-10. on three walks and five hits. lead. Ormiston. came off the bat of Murphy Yvette Ferguson - 80-11 Tonya Stepek ing. Second, the Red Arrow The Rams jumped out to Lowell tied the game in the Trailing 13-12 heading into In game two against Port- i' as she plugged a three-run tri- Chris Monda second and then look the lead the bottom of the fifth, Low- land, both clubs got off the ple into left-center field, LONG JUMP Heather Gowen in the third, 10-9. In the ell scored twice to win the snide early and scored a AI Heather Gowen - 15-2 Lakewood broke through Karen Bussler Third, Angie Brown walked game. With two out. Brown bunch of runs. Lowell plated l Angela Groen - \5- /i Red Arrow girls and with two outs scored on got aboard on an error and four in the first, one in the on Mulder in the fifth for three runs on three hits and by the 400 DASH an RBI double by Ward. advanced to second on a wild second and one in the third two Lowell errors, cutting the HIGH JUMP Vanessa Heukels - 67.6 Lowell's girls responded to pitch. Elisa Peel singled while Portland tallied a run surprise Rangers deficit to two at 5-3. Lowell AMERICAN Carrie Thomet - 5-1 Karen Christin - 68.6 Rodenhouse's postgame Brown to third. Niki Kline in the first, seven in the sec- answered with a single run in Jesse Stone - 4-6 (Rockford) talk as they outhit plated Brown and Peel with ond, taking an 8-5 lead. The V CANCER Lowells lady linksters rebounded from their opening the sixth and two runs in the 300 LOW HURDLES Forest Hills Northern on their a two-out double, giving pitching then settled down on i SOCIETY* season loss to Cedar Springs with impressive wins seventh as it defeated 3200 RELAY Angie Arnett - 51.9 way to a 10-8, 14-13 doub- Lowell a one-run victory. both sides and allowed just How to against a senior laden bastings club and league for Forest Lakewood 8-4. 10:35 leheader sweep. In the tourney on Saturday, one run in the next five in- Tammy Allchin - 55.1 Hills Central. Hillari Kirsch Singles by Jennifer Mur- Lowell opened the day with nings. Portland did the hon- Murphy led all Lowell bat- Tm was pleased with the top three scores in the ters with two hits. Rhea Bundy phy, Stacy Mulder and a dou- a well played 14-3 victory help fight EVERYBODY 800 DASH Hastings' match," Lowell coach Rick White said. "If Christi Ponchaud ble by Ward highlighted a To serve time "IN JAIL'at the Kris Kniola - 2:36.1 we can come with a fourth girl it will make a big Kris Kniola three run fourth inning Christi Ponchaud - 2:43.6 difference in the wins and losses of our future matches . " against the Huskies in the Prompt child abuse White added its even more pleasing when two of the 100 HIGH HURDLES opener. The rally also gave 7® 200 DASH lop three scorers come from freshmen. Angie Arnett - 17.2 €) Lowell a 6-4 lead. insuraiK r You can help prevent child abuse Heather Gowen - 27.1 The Red Arrows top four scorers in their win (211- Tammy Allchin - 18.3 Northern tied the contest at by sending a donation directly to The Chris Monda - 28.2 232) against the Saxons were Dina DeCator, 50; Erin sc!i \ u c tor: 6-6 in the bottom of the Children s Trust Fund. Or you can check I Nausieda, 55; Megan Leach carded a 59; and Amy Estes 100 DASH fourth. Lowell forged ahead 3200 RUN came off the course with a 68. • Farm • Home the CTF box on your next Michigan Income Heather Gowen - 12.8 with single runs in the fifth CKEAT AMERICAN LCCrDP! Hillari Kirsch - 12:40.8 On Thursday, Lowell surprised Forest Hills Central Tax Return. It will make you feel good to Karen Bussler - 13.4 and sixth innings before FHN • Business • IRAs MAY 15, 16, 17, 1990 Betsy Dommer - 13:38.0 238-248. know you're helping. For more information rallied for two runs in the bot- OONATf S2S.00 AND Sf NO SOMfONC TO JAN. "I was real happy to see a freshman be our medalist," Call today call (517) m4m 800 RELAY tom of the sixth to tie the con- T» «K*pt thty havt le pest bond w*h ttw http of denaUeni from their frtendtl 1600 RELAY White said. DALE JOHNSON 150.0 4:33.6 test again. Making your future lOWfu Leach led all Arrows with a round of 55. Decator 6167 28th St. SE CHILURtN S TRUST FUND Angie Arnett .. Lowell won the contest in POST OKHCt BOX *1026 se»u Angie Amett came home with a 57; Nausieda carded a 62 and Tracy a little more predictable Tonya Stepek Grand Rapids, Ml CTFLANSIMi . MICHIGAN 4**N Ccmtr Jesse Stone the seventh when Murphy got Heather Gowen Burrows finished with a round of 64. 49546 • 940-8181 For more Information call: 364-6121 Kris Kniola aboard on an error, and then 37 Lowell finished the week at 2-1 overall and 1-0 in the MSUMACE Karen Bussler stole second. Heather Ormis- IR Vanessa Heukels conference. The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. April 25» 1990 - Page 26 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, April 25, 1990 - Page 27 a Mother-Daughter Banquet at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday. May Ryon Webb. 17, of Belding pulled from a private drive Ion West Main St. into the path of a car driven by Bonnie 1. vx*- • SaSo SS sjj! Cost will be $5.25 for adults, $3.25 for children ages 6 reported. Main St., cont'd. Kevin Lambert. 26. and Burton Lawrence, 31, both of to 12 and children 5 and under are free. Lowell collided in a private drive on West Main near Performing at the banquet is Carol Johnson, songwriter e Ridgeview Dr. April 13. No one was injured. , sandwich or will be offered at $1.00 per dinner. and recording artist accompanying herself on guitar, banjo The raffle will feature a Weekend Away, bike, scooter and Mark Ranagan. 27. of Lowell lost control of the car he and piano. was driving April 13 and struck a utility pole on Bowes Rd. SI00 worth of lawn fertilizer from Bird Fertilizer, as well Reservations may be made by calling Lila Thaler at 897- near West St. No injuries were reported. .. •• mm mm as many more prizes donated by local merchants and 9932 or Irma Pasanen, 897-5223. businessmen. Richani Klein. 39. of Greenville suffered minor injuries April 10 when a car driven by Ronald Pawloski, 19, of Game tickets will be 5 for $1.00 and raffle tickets, 3 for BAND AND CHOIR CONCERTS COMING UP! $1.00. There will also be Puff "N" Pedal for the little kids Lowell Failed to Yield at Hudson and Chatham St. and struck and scooter races for the big kids, plus much more. The Lowell Middle School Band and Choir Concert will his vehicle. Arrested and taken to the Kent County Jail for Driving be at 7 p.m. on May 3. The Jazz Band will also perform. While License Suspended, 2nd offense was Deanna Brunn, S Personals BUSINESS HELP LOWELL AREA FIREMEN TO HOLD BLOOD DRIVE The Lowell High School Band and Choir Concert will BUSINESS S FOR SALE CARD OF 24. of Ionia April 16 by Lowell officers. take place on May 17 at 7 p.m. at the high school. SERVICES S The Lowell Community Blood Drive sponsored by the Cited into 63rd District Court for Open Container of Al- S SERVICES 8 s mm s FOR SALE - California S THANKS S Lowell Area Fire Department and the Grand Valley Blood cohol in a Motor Vehicle April 13 was Brian Marentette, BINGO cars-1978 Ford LTD; 1976 VETERANS HONORS NIGHT DINNER/DANCE Program (GVBP), will be held Wednesday, May 2 from 3 21, of Lowell. ATTENTION: POSTAL Mercury Monarch; 1974 Arrested for Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol and Every Friday Night, 7:30 P.M. JOBS! - Start $11.41/ WE WANT TO THANK - to 7 p.m. at the Look Memorial Fire Station. 319 S. Hudson. Lowell VFW Hall, POCKET HUNDREDS AMC Gremlin. Mint condi- Anyone in good health, between the ages of 17 and 76. The Flat River Post of the VFW is hosting a Veterans Open Container of Alcohol in a Motor Vehicle was Elizabeth East Main St., Lowell Lite & - assembling our hour! For application info tion. Will deliver to your all our friends andn neigh- who weighs more than 100 pounds, may donate blood. For Honors Night on May 12. Cocktail hour is from 5:30 to Parkins. 24, of Lowell April 14. Eariy Bird Bingo at 6:45 P.M. products. For free de- call (1) 602-838-8885, door by Memorial Day bors for all the acts of kind- Arrested for Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol, 2nd PUBLIC INVITED more information or to schedule an appointment call John 6:30 p.m., dinner is at 6:30 p.m., program at 7:30 p.m. tails rush S.A.S.E. to: Ext. M-3468, 6 a.m. to 10 676-0428. ness shown to us during at 897-8072 after 6 p.m. and dancing from 8 p.m. to midnight. offense April 15 was Brad Meeuwsen. 37. of Ada. Home Employment, p.m. 7 days. C24 our time of grief. A special This year approximately 36,000 pints of blood will be There will be a dinner of baked chicken with trimmings Arrested for Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol. Driv- Sound P23-24 thanks to Bonnie Bruce, t4 M Box 9461, Grand needed for major surgeries, trauma cases and in the treatment by R-Place in Lowell and music will be furnished by D ing While License Suspended, and Open Container of Al- Systems Etta Condon, Zeigler of disease. Ave. Guest speaker will be Lt. Col. Matt Urban, the highest cohol in a Motor Vehicle, was Debra Williams. 31. of Saranac Rapids, Ml 49509. ATTENTION: EARN Ford, Rev. Amundsen and decorated veteran of WWII. by Lowell officers April 13. BINGO P24 I and II MONEY READING 1 Ruth Gannon. Bless you PREVIEW PARTY TO KICK OFF ARTRAIN Urban's book will be on sale, autographed if interested. Robert Winstanley. 37. of Grand Rapids was arrested April Every Saturday Night g FOR RENT S all. Tickets are $10 each and may be obtained by mailing your 19 for Driving While License Suspended. BOOKS! - $32,000/year 7:00 P.M. income potential. Details. The Family Of Anyone wishing to attend the reception and preview visit reservation to Barry D. Emmons, 715 Hillside Ct., Lowell, Marchelle North. 27. of Belding was taken to the Kent LOWELL MOOSE BINGO NEW UNFURNISHED - County Jail for Driving While Under the Influence of Alcohol ATTORNEY (1) 602-838-8885. Ext. Bk Dorothy Condon to the Artrain on Wednesday, May 2 from 8 to 10 p.m. may MI 49331. Deadline for tickets is May 4. 1320 E. Fulton One and two bedroom do so by sending $5 per person to the Lowell Area Arts April 11. Early Bird Bingo at 6:00 P.M. 3468. C24 OFF THE BLOTTER apartments. Center Court **** Council, P.O. Box 53, Lowell. Renee Reiffer. 23. of Lowell was arrested for Driving SERVICES P23-24 Russell Maxim, 31, of Lowell was struck while walking Apartments, North Center This fee will entitle the participants to refreshments, a Under the Influence of Alcohol April 11. Bankruptcy, Divorce, in the road by a vehicle driven by Thomas Alexander, 27, preview visit to the train, as well as help finance the Artrain s Issued an Appearance Ticket to 63rd District Court for St., Lowell. Across from of Lowell. Maxim suffered minor injuries in the April 11 Wills, Incorporation, ATTENTION: HIRING! - I WOULD LIKE TO stay here in Lowell. Assault and Battery April 9 was Neal Andrews. 17. of Low- Vennen-Chrysler-Dodge. incident at Smith and Chatham Sts. GUIL, Income Tax Government jobs - your THANK - all my dear rela- ell. We Play Your $405 - $470 per month; Involved in a three car accident on West Main and River- ARROWHEAD GOLF Preparation area. $17,840 - $69,485. tives and friends for the SENIOR CITIZENS TRIP TO SHIPSHEWANA Taken to the Kent County Jail for Driving Under the Requests! $250 deposit. Heat, new side Dr. April 10 was a 16 year old juvenile driver from COURSE - Friday Call 1-602-838-8885. Ext. visits, phone calls, cards, Influence of Alcohol. 3rd offense, was Clifford Stevens, Over 15 Years appliances, carport, de- Alto, who struck the rear of a car driven by Rocky Brown, Night Couples Music For All R-3468. beautiful flowers and kind Seniors, spend a fun day with your friends at Ship- 28, of Grand Rapids. Stevens was also charged with Driving Experience corator blinds. Call 897- 25, of Harrison, Ml. Cary Husled, a 22 year old passenger Occasions P23-24 words of encouragement shewana! Lowell Community Education is sponsoring a trip While License Suspended, 2nd offense April 21. He was League. Beginning in the Brown car was injured. Impact of the accident sent Jerry Or Alicia Despres 0099 day or night. on Wednesday, May 30 via deluxe motor coach. The cost is arrested after the vehicle he was driving struck a parked car May 4. Tee off 5:15 - while I was in the hospital, Browns car into the rear of a third car driven by Shirley RICHARD Clltfn $38 and includes refreshments enroute. dinner at Das Dutch- on East Main St. near James St. Stevens suffered minor 6 p.m. For more infor- COOKS WANTED - Full at home and now at the Rood, 52, of Saranac. A passenger in Rood's car 26 year Call Us man, a trip to the flea market and lime to shop. injuries. mation call 897-8117 or part-time. Apply at Lowell Medical Care old Mrs. Ogden sustained minor injuries. HEATH Departure from Schneider Manor is at 7:30 a.m. and Arrested April 21 for Driving Under the Influence of evenings. Faro's Italian Pizza, 1004 Center. Also, a special Kathryn Miller, 35, of Ionia struck a parked vehicle in a 8974336 215 W. Main return lime is approximately 7:30 lo 8 p.m. Reservations Alcohol was Amanda Leiter. 19. of Lowell by Lowell offic- P24-25 W. Main St., Lowell. thanks to Doctors McKay parking lot in the 400 block of East Main St. April 13 ffSALESff must be made by May 10. Please send them lo Lowell ers. Lowell, Ml belonging lo Hubert Gibson. C24 and Gerard, the doctors, Community Education. 750 Foreman Rd., Lowell, MI nurses and aides at But- ANNIVERSARY 897 9480 ALLEGAN ANTIQUE MAR- 49331. terworth Hospital and the lenn and Marie Rickert Grand Rapids KET - Sunday, April 29. HOUSEKEEPER - Have Featuring 300 exhibitors, dis- Medical Care Center, and BOY SCOUT CHICKEN BARBECUE ill celebrate their 60th ff FOR SALE County honors Thomson for volunteer work a couple of openings. Will 5384242 playing over one million anti- my dear husband, for the edding anniversary on also do spring cleaning, MOBILE HOME - 1988 ques. First show of 1990. Get love and caring. This annual event takes a different iwist this year! The Lowells Sheila Thomson ay 3. Cards may be sent 897-9976. Skyline, 14x70, 2 bed- the first buys. Show rain or May God Bless you all. Troop is barbecuing chicken for your Sunday dinner. May was recognized and : 1043 Lincoln Lake Rd., C24 DAVIS room, 2 baths, setup in shine as we offer seven co- Glyda Young 6, at the comer lot of Firsi United Methodist Church, 621 applauded for her outstand- owell. Ml 49331. Happy vered buildings. 7:30 a.m. to E. Main St., Lowell. park on Wabasis Lake. P24 ing service lo the children and nniversary, Glenn and ELECTRIC 4:30 p.m. Located at the Fair- Take-ouls lo bring home begin al 10:30 a.m. and are families of Kent County and 691-7552. arie! F.M.B. POST BUILD- All Service Electric grounds. right in Allegan, available until 6 p.m. Sit-downs to eat inside or outside at C24 for her commitment to child 24 INGS - 25 year steel, Michigan. Still only $2.00. ihe tables served from 12 noon to 6 p.m. Each meal consists Residential abuse prevention and treat- quality pole buildings at C24 of 1/2 chicken, potato salad, cole slaw, baked beans and Commercial. ment efforts at the third an- reasonable prices, site OH, LONESOME ME - beverage for S4.50 per meal. nual "Service to Children Congratulations! 676-9574 Anytime needs a home! Very large, work, cement work, The Scouts are really counting on good participation in Award" dinner held by the For winning the Pot-of- or 897-8323 gentle, correct, well mus- this event lo help send ihem lo this year's summer camp. Gold Bowling Tournament fully erected, licensed Kent County Council for the Weds, or Eves. cled, smooth moving, GARAGE SALE-April 26 Come on down and buy as many halves as you need to feed jActual for Men - Ben and insured. Call us at Prevention of Child Abuse solid paint stud colt, 5/89, & 27. Bicycles, boat The residents of Alaska your crew. and Neglect at the L.V. lAyers. Actual for Women 868-0049. motors, cabin furniture, move from one home to $450. Call evenings after another more often than LIONS WHITE CANE WEEK - APRIL 23 Eberhard Center in Grand Diana Ayers. C22tfn Jim Cook, Jr. clothes, small dog carry- C24 8:30 p.m., 1-984-5755. residents of any other Rapids last Thursday evening AUCTIONEER ing case, etc. 176 Summit, state. The Lowell Lions will be conducting its annual While C24 (April 19). All Types of Sales Saranac. Cane fundraising effort this week. "We're the first in the com- HAPPY 44TH CASH! nc24 Proceeds from each years eveni are used for sight prog- (616)897-8872 1968 CARLSON CON- munity to recognize individu- ANNIVERSARY rams in our local area and for the Leader Dog Program. TENDER - 14 1/2 ft. als who work for Child Abuse lib & Winnie Snleder and For single family, Every dollar you donate is used to improve the quality Prevention." said the Direc- speedboat, 65 h.p. Mer- pster & Stella Sherman on multi-family and of life of sight-impaired individuals. Please give what you tor of the Kent County Coun- 'til 30, 1990. cury motor with trailer, handyman specials. COPY SERVICE can to one of the Lowell Lions members who will be asking cil for the Prevention of Child 4 $1,200 or best offer. Call for your donations on Friday. April 27 and Saturday, April 28. Abuse and Neglect. Jill War- All areas consider- 897-8282. COPY SERVICE BANQUET NIGHT AT METHODIST CHURCH ren Gertiser. ed. Written offer P24 COPY SERVICE "Each of the last three in 48 hours. First United Methodist Church of Lowell will be hosting years we've recognized a vol- CHOCOLATE LAB PUPS COPYSERVICE unteer and an employee in the Complete Formal Jill Warren Gertiser, Director of the Kent County Council for Prevention of Child Marshall Redder, - registered AKC, 6 weeks COPY SERVICE human services department Wear Rental Restaurant Hourly Employees Abuse and Neglect presents Lowell's Shela Thomson with the third annual "Service • New! High Speed Copier! for their work." she says Remax, 457-3245. old. 2 females, $250, 3 t0 • TWo Side Capability! We're Looking The Council has recognized volunteer award at the L.V. Eberhard Center in Grand Rapids. C44tfn males $200. Call 897- 4887. • Top Quality Reproduction! for the Best Thomson for her work in tee for the Prevention of for organizing the Children's death of Lowell's young Alan WEDDINGS OR • Various Paper Sizes, A CREDIT ' ? . C24 MARK or RITA forming the Lowell Commit- Child Abuse and Neglect and Love Festival." Drayton and to the death of "I'M SPECIAL"-A brand We've got all your V Grades and Colors! OTHER SPECIAL entertainment needs **** or Susan or John or Linda Thomson was elated to re- three-year-old Sara Miller as • Enlarge or Reduce! new nationwide Party ^ covered, call us i for our highly-energetic team PROBLEM? ceive the award. "I am happy cases that motivated her to do FOR SALE-1977 Blazer, • Economical Prices! OCCASIONS Plan now seeking super- • we're the pros. ^ to receive such an honor," she something. $800. Call 691-8140. • Fast, Friendly Service! visors in your local area. NO CREDIT? said. However. I know there i love children. I believe PRIVATE PARTIES ALL POSITIONS ^ WEDDINGS C24 Excellent ground floor p is still so much work we all they deserve an equal NIGHT CLUBS **** AVAILABLE . BAR IMTZVAHS have to do." chance," Thomson said. "I opportunity, no invest- J FAIRS A FESTIVALS m 1985 HONDA 700 See Us Today. FULL 4 PART TIME CITY OF LOWELL That work would eliminate ment, free samples and SCHOOLS A CLUBS NEED A NEW/ think people forget some- CLOTHING SHADOW - rear shelf, FLEXIBLE SCHEDULES the fate of three children a supplies. For further in- times. they are just children, windshield, case protec- • Great Pay * Top Training day falling victim to maltreat- and thus need to be re- formation call 1-800- ^ Xite. & Xiittn USED CAR PUBLIC NOTICE tor, 6,000 miles, $1,800 or ' Advancement Opportunities ment. The vast majority of minded." RIDGEVIEW 412-5010.