Lowell Woman Faces Life and Death Situation Because of Lack of Funds Rivette, Lowell Man, Survives Crash of Ultra Light Replica
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Wednesday, May 15, 1991 Serving Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 Volume 15, Issue 27
Along Main Street Lowell woman faces life and death situation because of lack of funds Huisman battles recurring breast cancer Tammy Huisman spent Mother's Day weekend exp- Her oncologist. Dr. Enrico Sobong said she has a good laining to her five children that their mother would be chance of recovering provided the treatment, called "Au- leaving them for a lengthy six-week period and possibly tologous Bone Marrow Transplant," she receives is im- TALENT SEARCH MAY 17 & 18 longer. mediate. Huisman will spend the time battling a life-threatening Gerry Huisman, her husband, has been a Steelcase The Lowell Showboat Talent Search 91 will be held on bout with reoccuring breast cancor. employee for 18 years. He was told by the Steelcase May 17 and 18. Huisman was expecting to be flown to Duke University benefit payment office that the treatment would not be There will be 15 acts chosen to perfonn in this year's Medical Center in Durham, North Carolina this week, covered. It is currently under review in the State of Michi- show, five of which will appear each of the three nights. but that changed when she learned that Duke had rejected gan. It is considered experimental. her as a patient. However, the University of Nebraska Fund raising efforts organized as of Tuesday by Clark, FALLASBURG MUSEUM OPENING SOON Medical Center in Omaha accepted her, with the condi- a Jaycee member, include a 50^ Dance on May 24 at tions she leave for the Center on May 14 for preliminary Larkin's "Other Place." Show the kids (or grandkids) a replica of the country treatment. She will then have to return to the Center at school you fidgited in back in the old days. The hand pump a later date when she is able to produce $120,000. She Painting house numbers on curbs for a donation and in the front yard works if you need a drink, and the little was given 2-4 weeks to produce the funds. Huisman's a Softball tournament are also being organized. Clark house out back is a modem version of the long-ago two treatment will include removing and storing her still added that a Creative Galleries art show is also in the little houses out back. healthy bone marrow to preserve it from the effects of planning stages. Inside, see a realistic model of Fallasburg in the I860 s, chemotherapy treatment. She will then be injected with "It is incredible for a person to be faced with a life go on to sadirons, copper-toed boots, cobbler's bench, bonec- mass doses of chemicals to destroy the tiny tumors that and death situation and to know that the technology is rusher, and finish with reasonably priced rummage and have spread throughout her torso. available to save a life, but the technology is not available souvenirs. Jaycees Vice President BrendaClark, Jaycees member, to them because they do not have the money," Clark The Fallasburg Schoolhouse Museum is across the Co- has worked to get Huisman a flight down to the medical explained. "1 appeal to all organizations with the urgency vered Bridge from Fallasburg Park in eastern Kent County. center and are busy scheduling fund-raising events to of this situation. We'd be grateful for any assistance at It is open from 1 to 5 p.m. on Saturdays, Sundays and helpMMHPPy for (he treatment. this time." Holidays from Memorial Weekend to mid-October. Admis- Because one in every 10 people die during treatment, Sobong said without treatment Huisman would even- sion is free. Huisman s insurance company already has informed her tually die. because what Huisman has is not curable. it will not pay for the treatment. The cost of the treatment For more information on how you can help, please CHICKEN BARBECUE - THIS WEEKEND estimated between $175,000 to $250,000. contact Brenda Clark of the Lowell Jaycees.
What's the next best thing to the colonel's chicken? Boy Scouts' Bar-B-Q d chicken! The event will take place in the church dining hall of First United Methodist Church, 621 E. Main. Take-out meals Rivette, Lowell man, survives crash of are available from 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sit-down meals are available from 12 noon to 6 p.m. The price is $5 per breasted Ultra Light replica WWII Fokker-D7 half. The meal includes chicken, baked beans, coleslaw, potato As Gladys Fletcher, 12632 watching this small Red noticed its altitude kept get- elevate the plane because the salad, roll and beverage. Purchase as many halves as you Grand River Dr. SE, was Baron style plane flying in a ling lower. wind is keeping your backend Main St., cont'd., pg. 9 standing out on her patio northerly direction, she "As it was dropping below down." ,r V -• • > the tree line I ti ned to my Rivette was flying an Ultra son, Doug and .aid isn't he Light replica ol a World War a little low." Fletcher remem- II Fokker-D7. The Ultra bered. "We then heard this Light kit plane was purchased loud crash and my heart by Rivette last fall. It is a low jumped, dropped and then horse power, low speed jumped again." she said. plane. Rivette said a license Fletcher then had Doug is not needed as long as the call 911 as she made her way plane stays under 50 miles an across the street and into the hour, does not weigh more field to see if she could locate than 250 pounds, stays under the plane. "As I started up 2,000 feet and carries no the hill, 1 saw Gould Rivette more than five gallons of gas. come from out of the wooded SWF "Five gallons of gas will last ?? 3 -•*" .f area and start down the hill," you about 3-1/2 hours," she explained. Rivette said. Rivette had just come The Lowell man flew across the Grand River Dnve single engine pursuit aircraft out of the southeast when he in WW II while assigned in • began having problems with his elevation because of the Rivette, cont'd., pg. 8 Va wind at his tail. He said he was flying 300-400 feel over Lowell's a wooded hilltop. "Once I began having elevation prob- girls' golf lems. 1 just iried to find a • • 1 hole, bui 1 couldn't gel out team & both of there." he said. Rivette s fabric wing caught a branch track teams 1 i > * «i of a wild cherry tree before l v ' a 3 J earned ; falling to ihe ground amidst the trees. • league titles • - 'I "I ran out of air." Rivette recalled. "I guess they call See pages Gould Rivette, left, points to the sheared limb on the wild cherry tree that his Ultra-Light plane hit. that a down draft' or a wind shear' when you're unable to 19-23 The Umell Ledger - Wednesday, May 15, 1991 - Page 2 Lowell and Sayen is the son Michigan. Florida and Texas; The Lowdl Ledger - Wednesday, May 15, 1991 - Page 3 of Mr. and Mrs. Robert the Margaret Chase Smith Li- Lowell High School Sayen. also of Lowell. brary Center in Skowhegan, Both students arc sopho- ME; eighteen extemal plan of Senior, VanAntwerp Obituaries mores majoring in Automo- study centers thmughoul the tive Aftermarket Manage- United States; and interna- oming Events ment. tional study programs earns six national CONRAD - Danny L. Con- both of Clarksville; four To achieve Dean's List rec- abroad, principally in rad. aged 50, of Howell, died grandchildren and one to be Notlcti In the Ledger 's "Com- TUESDAYS - Take Off Pounds ognition. students must earn Europe. scholarships including Lowell in eastern Kent County. EVERY MONDAY EVENING: Nash, (just south of town). Spec- suddenly Thursday, May 9, bom; five nieces and ing Events" are free of charge Sensibly Tops #MI 372 meets "Euchre" will be played at the ial speaker and good food. For LOWELL LIBRARY - HOURS! I99|. He was preceded in nephews; several great- a 3.0 grade point on a 4.0 to any non-profit organiza- FIRST MONDAY - Children's every Tuesday evening at the V.F.W. Post 8303 at 7:30 p.m. more info call 897-7047. Open Mon. 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 scale. Grand Valley State Univer- tion in the Lowell, Ada, Alto, Lowell Congregational Church death by his father. Donald. nieces and grcat-nephews. Coca-Cola Love Festival will hold a meet- Admission is $1, prizes. Public p.m.; Wed., 12:30 to 8:30 p.m. Northwood Institute is a sity's men's track team com- and Saranac area. We prefer ing the first Monday of each basement. Comer of Spring and welcome. THIRD TUESDAY EVENING - and Fri. & Sat., 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. He is survived by his wife, Mr. Conrad was Vice Presi- such notices to be kept brief Hudson Sts. Weigh-ins at 5:45 Ladies Joy Fellowship. Various private, accredited college peted at the Great Lakes Con- month at the home of Clyde and Beulah; mother. Mrs. Nellie dent of Mutual of Detroit Life Young students concerned four-year undergraduaic and to be submitted by mail, Esther Newell. 11515 Grand p.m. EVERY MON. ft TUES. MORN- topics and special speakers. For 2ND AND 4TH MONDAY specializing in practical ference Championships held more info call Lowell Assembly Crawford of Clarksville; chil- Insurance Co. Funeral Ser- with meeting the high costs program at the accredited but will accept notlcee by River Dr., SE at 7 p.m. ING - Coffee Break Bible Study. NIGHTS: Men's Life Bible study career preparation and offer- Friday, May 3, at Saginaw phone at 897-9261. THURSDAYS: Take Off Pounds Monday 7:15 to 8:30 p.m.; Tues- of God at 897-7047. group will meet at Calvary Chris- dren, Linda and Pal Eickhoff vices were held at the Roth- of attending college can take U.S. college or university of ft ing two and four year degrees Valley State University. EVERY SUNDAY - Singles Sensibly Tops Ml No. 333. day 9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. tian Reformed Church in the of Rockford, Donna and Gerst Chapel, Lowell, Rev. Jay VanAntwerp as an exam- his choice. * 4TH WEDNESDAY OF EACH Saranac. meets every Thursday EVERY SUNDAY EVENING - Sophomore Mike Mull, of dance featuring Touch of Lakeside Community Church. Narthex. All men in the commu- Mike Roskamp of Howell; Bruce A. Sabados of Alto ple of how to succeed. The Jay is a mature, talented MONTH: The Women's Break- Class". 50's and 60's music. evening at the Saranac Public Li- 6201 Whitneyville Rd. Royal Rangers for the boys. Mis- nity are welcome. Call 897-6215 in the field of business and Lowell, placed second in the fast at the Lowell Senior Center, brary. Weigh-ins at 6:45 p.m. sionettes for the girls for kids kin- brother, Larry: sister, Shelby, Baptist Church officiating. Lowell High School senior young leader and we arv Cost $5. Holiday Inn Crowne or 897-7555 for more informa- management. The college 400 meter dash with a time 314 S. Hudson. 897-5949 for re- Plaza. 5700 28th St. Grand 3RD SAT. OF EACH MONTH - dergarten and up. Christ Ambas- tion. pleased that he is a National servations. emphasizes the importance of of 50.41. Rapids. 1-96 at 28th St. then SECOND MONDAY OF EACH V.F.W. Post No. 8303 in Lowell. sadors for the youth (7 thru 12 Scholar in the Coca-Cola MONTH: The Lowell Area grades). Christian Clubs to help the free enterprise system and east 2 blocks. 307 W. Main. Steak dinner, serv- 2ND THURSDAY OF MONTH: Scholars Program." said EVERY WEDNESDAY: Awana Schools Board of Education ing 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. Public in- our children grow through the All Lowell Area Senior Citizens the relationship between bus- Ferris State University from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Alton Bible FIRST MONDAY EACH meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Board means of achievement prog- College News James B. Schultz, Vice Pros vited. are invited to attend the Lowell iness and the arts. won the men's competition, Church. (Corner of Lincoln Lake MONTH: The South Kent 4-H of Education office located in the rams. special activities, crafts Community Ed Lunch and Learn ident. Sales and Division Northwood operates three while Grand Valley s team and 3 Mile) Children ages 3 and group regular meetings at 7 p.m. Middle School, 12685 Foreman EVERY THIRD SATURDAY - and basic moral learning. For at 12:15 p.m. given at the Lowell Manager, Coca-Cola Enter- up are welcome to join in on the in the Alto Elementary School Road. Men's Breakfast 8 a.m. at Lowell more info call Lowell Assembly High School. Cost of lunch is Toby Czamopis and Chad nouncement was made by Dr. residential campuses in placed fourth overall. prises North, local sponsor of scriptures learning, fun. fellow- cafeteria. Assembly of God. 3050 Alden of God at 897-7047. $2.00. Sayen. both of Lowell, were ^ Serine Chen, Dean of the ship and games. For more infor- the Program. ^ recently named to the Dean's ^ 0"egc* mation or to set-up transporta- EVERY 1ST ft 3RD TUESDAY: The human ear can hear sounds ranging in loudness VanAntwerp becomes the tion call 897-4273. 897-9731 or Lowell Lions Club meets at 6:30 List for Winter term at North- Czamopis is the son of from 10 decibels to 140 decibels. p.m. at Look Memorial Fire Sta- • Mar arel fourth consecutive Lowell 897-5648. S wood Institute The an- ? * Czamopis of senior to win a National tion. South Hudson. Lowell. MAY 15, 16, 17 ft 18: The First Honor Society scholarship United Methodist Worship Ser- 2ND WEDNESDAY: Mens One 250 of these $1,000 vice of May 12 will be shown on breakfast at Lowell Senior awards are given nationwide Lowell Cable TV, Channel 9. On Center. 314 S. Hudson St. Call Also carrying stipends of May 15, 12 noon; May 16. 3 897-5949 for reservations. $1,000 are the Tylenol/Rite p.m.; May 17, 5 p.m. and May 18 at 7 p.m. LOWELL AREA ARTS COUN- Aid, Principal's Leadership CIL: 149 S. Hudson St. Hours: and Jostens scholarships. THURS., MAY 16: Keenagers Monday thru Friday. 1 to 5 p.m.; s Better Hurry Jay C. VanAntwerp The Tylenol/Rite Aid % will meet at Vergennes Saturdays and Sundays, 1 30 to 4:30 p.m. Closed holidays. award is administered by Citi- Methodist Church at 10 a.m. HAT'S OFF • Roger Roberts will show pic- Phone 897-8545. has won six national founda- zens Scholarship Foundation tures. There will be a potluck of America, while the Princi- WOMEN Of THE MOOSE TO THE tion scholarships and a local dinner. Bring a dish to pass and your own table service. Come, Chapter night meeting is held the county award. pal's award is sponsored by and bring a friend. first Monday of each month, at 8 ojf 91 VanAntwerp's stipends in- the National Association of p.m. Secondary School Principals Great Home clude a National Merit Schol- THURS., MAY 16: Past Matrons WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Bus- arship, Coca-Cola National and funded by Herf-Jones. A of Cyclamen Chapter No. 94, iness Meeting is held the third Scholar Award, Principal's total of 300 Jostens Founda- O.E.S. will meet at the home of Sandy Caswell at 7 p.m. Monday of each month, at 8 p.m. Graduation ban Specials Leadership Scholarship, Na- tion scholarships are given nationwide. a tional Honor Society Scholar- FRI., MAY 17: Grand Rapids EVERY TUESDAY MORNING Equity Loans. The Christa McAuliffc ^ Ladies join us for Coffee Break/ ship, Joslens Foundation Vietnamese Children's Choir at Story Hour at Calvary Christian Leader Scholarship Award, Scholarship, awarded by the Lowell First United Methodist BROASTED CHICKEN Church at 7 p.m. Bring your chil- Reformed Church. 1151 W. Tylenol/Rite Aid Leaders Kent County Education As- 50 asst. pieces including dren. Program is free. Refresh- Main, Lowell. 9:30 • 10:45 a.m. sociation, honors the teacher Nursery provided. dinner roll 0a scholarship, and the Christa ments follow at 8 p.m. McAuliffe Scholarship who died in the space shuttle ***** EVERY SECOND TUESDAY Challenger explosion. This FRI., MAY 17: Motorcoach trip awarded by the Kent County The Lowell Area Fishing Club to Meadow Brook Hall. Cost is *44.50 # i • Education Association. one time award is for $300. now meets at the Flat River $44.50 and reservations are No Application Fee. One of three LHS valedic- Snowmobile Clubhouse on Pot- The National Merit Award due by May 1. Call Marge at ters Road, just East of Montcalm carries a monetary value of torians, with a 4.0 CPA, Van- 897-8434 to make your reserva- [J Ave, at 7:00 p.m. All prospective Calf Antwerp attributes his tions. Apply now for a home equity loan from FMB and we will waive the $2,000, while the Coca-Cola members or interested individu- scholarship is $5,000 for academic success to "getting als are cordially welcome. application fee, saving you $100. There are no surprise fees with FMB's the work done, taking pride SAT, MAY 18: Sports Card For each of four undergraduate Show at Eastbrook Mall. Guest: 6 FT. PARTY SUBS FIRST THURSDAY OF EACH MoneyCentre" Equity Line. years. He was chosen from in the work, and setting Alex Delvecchio. former Detroit MONTH: The Bowne Township goals.*' He sees goals as hockey star will be there from 1 60,000 original applicants Historical Society will hold regu- Our Just.. *8.95 ~ . to 3 p.m.. Free autographs. No h and I800semifinalistsasone being particularly important lar meetings at the Old Township Getting a home equity loan is as easy as writing a check with FMB admission charge. Show runs of the 151 finalists in Coca- because they are the incentive Hail, at Bowne Center, on the MoneyCentre"" Equity Line, it's a special line of credit that lets you borrow Saturday and Sunday. Complete $ Cola Scholars program. that keeps a student going first Thursday of each month at 7:30 p.m. No December meet- Lettuce on your equity any time you want. And our rates are typically lower when he doesn't feel like SUN., MAY 19: Swap Meet/Flea During the National Com- ing. working. Catering Tomato petition in Atlanta, GA, he Market sponsored by Grand than our competitors because they are based on the current TVeasury Bill Rapids Antique Car Club at was interviewed by the Na- He plans to use his scholar- EVERY SECOND THURSDAY: Mayo Kent County 4-H Fairgrounds rate* which is usually lower than the Prime Rate. You only have to ship monies to attend the Lowell VFW Auxiliary No. 8303 Mustard tional Selection Committee on Hudson St.. 2 blocks south Menu! apply once, and the money is yours whenever you want it. See your FMB Massachusetts Institute of ^ meets at 3:30 p.m. at the VFW and named a 1991 National of M-21. Lowell. Admission $2. Post. 307 W. Main Street, Lowell. ENOUGH FOR 36 PEOPLE \ banker for full program details. Coca-Cola Scholar. The Technology in Cambridge. Trophies awarded. Vendor infor- mation. cars for sale or show 897.7049 scholarship will total His area of study will be nu- EVERY SECOND WEDNES- cars write: Sig Baumgart. 41 $20,000 over the course of a clear engineering. DAY: GFWC - Lowell Woman's The interest may be tax-deductible. Cummings. NW. Grand Rapids, Club hold a monthly luncheon Ml 49504 or call (616) 453- with program following at Because it's based on your home equity, you can use the cash for anything 6958. Schneider Manor. For further in- you want, and the interest you pay may be 100% deductible. Consult formation call President Janet GIANT 48 SLICE For all your spring MAY 19 thru 24: Pre-registra Bovee at 897-8112. your tax advisor for your particular situation. tion for Vacation Bible School at PARTY PIZZA First United Methodist Church. EVERY THIRD SUNDAY: The Deluxe, sports coverage School will be from June 17 thru Rat River Snowmobile Club Talk to an expert. 21 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. meets at the clubhouse at 11841 5 Toppings tour FMB banker has money to lend and bows how to help you i Music, crafts, games. Call 897- Potters Rd. A Potluck is at 12:30 subscribe to the 5936. p.m. with business meeting fol- FRESH VEGGIE TRAYS $ get the most from your home equity and save you $100. Call or stop lowing. New members and 29.95 MON., MAY 20: Fallasburg His- guests are welcome. $18.35/$26.35 by FMB today. torial Society will meet at Lowell Ledger Delii/emlHOT: Schneider Manor at 7:45 p.m. QUA-KE-ZIK SPORTSMEN'S MEAT & CHEESE TRAYS 'Annujl pnamap n* can ctun(t tnowN): hastd on a Inur ««k rnnp of tht 26 II.S. TVraurv Bill Ray and Ida Onan. sponsors. CLUB: meets every 2nd and 4th (index) Maximum rale will never exceed BV MonevCentreM Home Equity tine s availablefar a lerm of Program: Show & Tell. Bring an Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. at the Club $34.50/$47.50 H)\w If the minimum payment wtll not Wly rejay the pnncipal 4 the end of this period, wu will he requtal old treasure or two for exhibit building at 11400 Foreman to pav the entire balance in a single balloon payment and explanation. Also bring Road. Lowell. rummage for museum sales. EVERY 1ST WEDNESDAY - TUES., MAY 21: Annual meet- Lowell Area Jaycees meet at 7 I ing of the Alton Church Society p.m. at the Lowell City Hall. New will be held at 7:30 p.m. at the members welcomed. Member- (USPS 453-830) FREE No Application Fees. Better Hurry Published weekly for $10 a year in Kent County, Alton Bible Church. ship 21 -39 years of age. Leader- ship training through community DELIVERY a s,de the P.,hi ^ T county by the Lowell Ledger FRI., MAY 24: Cyclaman Chap- involvement. This coupon waives the Publishing Company, 105 N. Broadway St.. ter #94 O.E.S. will have our Bring this coupon in to Lowell, MI 49331. Friendship Night at 8 p.m. at the EVERY 1ST ft 3RD TUESDAY 1400 W. Main application fees for approved your nearest FMB-State Roger K. Brown Lowell Masonic Temple. Friends - V.F.W. Post 8303 meets at the V.F.W. Clubroom. 307 E. Main MoneyCentre" Equity Line Savings Bank office so you Publisher and families are welcome, BState SavingHs Bank come join us. St.. Lowell at 8:00 p.m. (616) 897-9261 customers. f iry m Fmonaoi Wv*p. can save $100! ify Second Class Postage Paid at Lowell, Ml. MUSEUM OPENS MEMORIAL SATURDAYS - Take Off Published every Wednesday DAY - Admission is free to the Pounds Sensibly Tops #M11493 I-owell Office 897-4153 Rockford Office 874-8330 STMASTER; Send address change to . Fallasburg Schoolhouse meets every Sat. at 8:30 a.m. in 897-7049 ' Museum, "Across the Covered the Congregational Church © basement in Lowell. Comer of iiNOia Better Hurry. Offer expires June 30,1991. MUWI " U?d8er' P0 B0* l28' Bridge from Fallasburg Park", 1 B to 5 p.m. Saturdays. Sundays Spring and Hudson Sts. Weigh- L _i and Holidays. 4 miles north of ins from 8:30 a.m. til 9:00 a.m. 'he ability He has given Us The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, May 15, 1991 - Page 4 The Lofrefl Ledger - Wednesday, May 15, 1991 - ftp $ Ws must exercise |ailh jf we expect to please u Alton Bible Church to host Those who have lei, lhc J Homespun h.ghway of "Can't" and J ( teied^thesupcrh.gh^ % "Highest Praise" May 24 Devotions Can nde in safety. Unlwiief
By Pauline Spray brings disaster Fanh hnn^ gratifying results -jv •Viewpoint... privilege is ours. Let us keen of the busiest intersections in the city. With all the to-and- back to the comer. "Naw, 1 found out my property was Many Christians arc travel- on "the superhighwas (f from-work traffic, high school traffic and just plain traffic mistakenly zoned commercial, so I'm building an all night ...I live by the faith of the faith." Son of God... (Galatians ing on the "Can't" highway traffic, there is a steady stream of vehicles passing the comer taco stand and bait shop '. She didn't swallow that one for of fear. They claim they can- 2:20). all day long. The twenty-five miles per hour speed limit is even a second. not do anything for the Lord. Prayer: Dear God. Wllh cozy corner a Joke, but the drivers aren't going so fast that they don't The questions persisted. A fellow that knows me well Thee all things are possible * Imagine our chagrin when They cannot bring them- by Roger Brown notice what I'm up to. enough to know I now have two teenage drivers speculated make me a "Can" person. • we discovered there was a selves to trust Him for cour- h(1 When I do something like put a car or boat out on the that I was creating a parking space for the extra cars. I told travels safely new superhighway running age and strength. They strug- on lh comer with a for sale sign on it, I get a lot of attention. Ifs him, "No, I enjoy the daily gymkanna involved in jockeying parallel to the old highway we gle over the bumps of depre- superhighway of confidence not surprising that the local rumor mill got into high gear four cars into spaces where most people wouldn't park a and positive faith Then | were on. We stuggled along ssion and the narrow lane of when I ripped out a bunch of brush that has probably been bicycle. It keeps the old driving skills honed/' I went on to slowly over the rough narrow discouragement. shail be pleasing to Thee there longer than I've been on this planet. I loved it. say that the painters would be along as soon as the concrete Amen. The mystery is finally ended. The secret is unveiled. The roadway while others sped by These people need to catch I checked out with a purchase at the grocery store and cured to paint a big circle on it. "What for?" he said. I told puzzle is solved. The speculation can finally be put to rest. a glimpse of the "Can" the clerk said, ''So, what are the Browns doing now, putting him, "Well, I just got my rotorcraft rating and I'm shopping us smoothly and swiftly, and It's a dog kennel! in greater safety. Needless to superhighway of positive My business is not to remake in a swimming pool T. I just smiled and said, "No, it's just for a small helicopter". 1 think if I'd stuck to it, he would myself, It all started about three weeks ago when I chainsawed say, we turned off the old thinking and creative faith. a garden'*. At Rotary a fellow Rotarian asked if I were putting have believed me. three scraggly old flowering bushes that grew on the north- God does not ask us to do the but make the absolute best of in a garden. "No, it's a swimming pool " I said. The cat was finally let out of the bag Saturday when the highway and got on the west comer of our lot. I sawed, I axed, I hacked. I dug, I impossible. But He expects what God made. Everywhere I went people were asking what the heck I chain link fence went up. On Monday moming all the work- superhighway at our very first ^ raked, I bumed! Oops, I shouldn't have bumed. The fire us to do the best we can with Robert Browning was doing to that comer. As the work progressed , the day traffic sawThor and Duffy happily eating their breakfast opportunity. was still smoldering later that evening when we had guests inquiries increased, and the guesses as to what I was up to out in the fresh air while watching the world go by. We're over for dinner. I was busy in the kitchen when the police became more outlandish. When the backhoe showed up to going to do a little landscaping around the kennel, and screen came to the door. My friend answered it, and after listening prepare the site for the concrete slab, I was asked if I had it extensively with some plantings. If we do it right, the to a lecture about violating the city's open fire ordinance, Area sewer problems. "Nope", I said, "I'm opening up a small, entire backyard will be pretty well obscured from the road. Saranac Community he told the policeman he probably ought to talk to the home- neighborhood landfill. It's the latest environmental scheme Once thafs done I can get get to work building the miniature owner. 1 got off with a warning, but they wrote me a parking don't you know. Saves on all that fuel to truck the stuff to nuclear power plant 1 found plans for in Popular Mechanics Church hosts open house Births ticket a week later for leaving my van parked in the street a big landfill". I actually had the guy going for a while with magazine. ovemight. Win some, lose some, 1 always say. that one. Renee and Jake would like The site of the chainsaw massacre is at the comer of When the concrete guys showed up and poured the slab Saranac Community piano and organ students of "Highest Praise" is scheduled to perform at Alton Bible Church on May 29 at 7:30 to announce the birth of their Suffolk and Hudson Streets, which is unquestionably one for the dog run, a neighbor asked if I was moving my garage Church will hold an Open Mrs. Ilene Woldhuis, will pre- p.m. new brother, Lucas John He House Sunday, May 19, from sent a recital at 1:30 p.m. The Young collegians come to music, appreciated by audi- Rees, a junior from Mar- was bom May 5 and weighed 3 to 5 p.m. to celebrate God's open house will follow with ting praises. "Highest ences of all ages, features a shfield, WI; and JohnToliver, 6 lbs. 14 ozs. and was 20 in Lowell native Prof. W.D. Sterling becomes superinten- 50 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - MAY 15,1941 generous provision in making refreshments and tours of the Praise, a nine-member team blend of traditional hymns a sophomore from Noble, IL. chcs long. Proud parents are dent of the Hastings schools at a salary of $1,100. The rural schools in the area have a combined Field possible a beautiful new building. The new facilities Fractious horses kill one man and injure three others, trom Calvary Bible College, with a conservative selection Calvary Bible College, John and Laura Bnmer Day, Skit contest and educational exhibit contest. The church building. include added worship space, an errant log breaks Edmond King's leg at the mill, and Kansas City, MO, will pre- of more recently written founded over 50 years ago, Grandparents arc John and Priscilla latter two are new features that are good enough to be The public is invited to several new classrooms, a sent a program ot music at Christian music. Members of Betty Brower of Rockford, little Edith Cover recovers from a severe case of chicken continued. is an independent, non- visit the new facilities. A Lussmyer Alton Bible Church on Fri- the team include: Sonya spacious nursery, larger pox, all at Alton. One of Ernie Foreman's white leghorns laid 28 eggs denominational college offer- special feature is the newly and Dick and Joy Cooper of day. May 24 at 7:30 p.m. The Boyd, a sophomore from Bel- narthex an^i a new office Elmer Cilley of South Boston is drilling in oats this in April and have averaged 27 a month since last Oc- ing both undergraduate and completed set of contempo- Howard City. Great-Grand- church is located at the comer leville. IL; Dennis Burxi, a wing. week to feed the cutworms so they won't destroy the tober to take the Michigan title. graduate degrees. Those at- rary stained glass windows. mothers are Leanor Faulkner ot Lincoln Lake and 3 Mile junior from Kansas City, MO; Everyone is invited to at- corn he planted last week. Selfridge Field near Mt. Clemens has mushroomed tending Calvary may prepare Also on the special day, the of Ada and Jessie Brower ot oa< tend either or both of these Mixed reports as to whether the frost last week de- ^ ^ Suzann Denlinger. a for Christian vocational Rockford. to giant size, with 3700 pilots and enlisted men. A small events. stroyed fruit crops or not. The trees are blooming. These nine college stu- freshman from Zion, IL; Gail ministries in such areas as the island off Alpena is the practice target for bombers. 75 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - MAY 11,1916 dents travel on weekends to Guggisberg. a junior from pastorate, missions, educa- An inconclusive set of answers to a parking question- Miss Mildred Fitzgerald's violin pupils give a recital churches and schools Salina, KS; Michelle tion. camping, music and naire sends the Board of Trade back to the drawing and ''play exceedingly well considering the short time throughout the Midwest. Dur- Johnson, a junior from Bel- broadcasting. It's a girl! Eli/abeth Man board. Saturday evening parking is a problem, espe- they have been under her instruction." ing the summer months, they ton, MO: Aaron MuIIins. a Pastor McGee and the con- Timpson was bom April 16. cially the parkers who just sit and watch. ' Pancho Villas men are at it again, making a raid travel extensively across the junior from Gypsum, KS; gregation give the commu- 1991 to proud parents. John 25 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - MAY 12,1966 fifteen miles into Texas. L.S. singing in schools, Eric MuIIins, a freshman nity a special invitation to at- Some linguists believe the language of the Basques, and Colleen Timpson ot 1 im Municipal Finance Commission foot-dragging, shor- Germany makes an agreement with the U.S. that camps, and churches. Their from Gypsum. KS; Dennill tend this time of praise. who live between Spain and France, is unrelated to anv ell. She weighed 7 Ihs 100/ Ledger Entries tages of building materials and strikes will delay the other known language. they will board and search merchant ships and give school building program by six months. and was 2\VA inches lonjj people on board a chance to save their lives, before 210 Explorer Scouts will canoe-race from Rat River She was welcomed home b\ w of 100,75,50 and 25 Years Ago sinking them. Park to Fallasburg Park this weekend. her big sisters, Kathmi and The New Edison (phonograph) "re-creates music The Chamber of Commerce will meet with L.V. Emily. Grandparents are John 100 YEARS AGO IN THE JOURNAL - MAY 13,1891 that-cannot be distinguished from the original." Eberhard over his plans to build another store in Lowell. AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY and Judy Timpson of I cm ell w The Ledger is running a Buy-at-Home" Department Three men canoe from Jackson to Grand Haven, and Mari Gail and John The U.S. and Great Britain are dickering about seal hunting in the Bering Sea, as the seals are about to be on the back page. handing out tree seedlings on the way. to publicize their ADA COMMUNITY Doran of Holding, (ireal CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE exterminated. campaign to clean up the Grand River. REFORMED CHURCH BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH grandmother is Vman 7227 Thornappie River Dr 676-1032 3900 East Fulton OF LOWELL Timpson of Lowell. Pastor THOMAS J BARTHA REV RAYMOND E BEFUS ?0* North Washington Street Morning Worship 9 50 A M M only in a small town would someone know where the town thereof) while I was gone. One thing it did do, it rounded Rl V JIM GElDHOF Morning Worship 10 00 AM Charlie and Wend\ Jeltre) Sunday School 11 20 A M • Broadcast 10 A M WMAX 1470) Church School 10 00 AM reporter went on vacation or care. off my tan. Everything but my deriere got tanned in Rorida. Evening Worship 5 00 P M Sunday School 11 15 AM Morning Worship 11 00 A M would like to announce . Let's not forget about Shop (Town) Talk. The question The letter changed that. s WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS Evening Service 6 00 P M Evening Service 6 00 P M arrival of their son, Fhoi asked of my fellow employees what, if anything, do you Time is edging closer, to Showboat weekend, if you Wednesday Service 7 30 P M COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUR Wednesday M d-Week Service Guy. bom April 29. 1991 ll> miss about Thad Kraus being gone on vacation? As you have time, donate some toward making the 1991 Showboat Jr Teens Adults 7 00 PM CHURCH HOME WELCOME TO ALL to weighed 7 lbs. 9ozs. and w.: Nursery Come & Worship With Us read, very little, with the exception of girls' golf coverage. a huge success. If you'd like to help out, but need direction 2(),/2 inches long. Then, there was Lowell track coach Keith Boeve, who as to where, give me a call, 897-9261. CALVARY CHRISTIAN REFORMED hough ts sent his entire squad in on the day I returned to thank me If your time is short, show your support by purchasing a CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY CHURCH OF LOWELL for the track stories I wrote (he wrote) for that week's paper. DAY BIBLE CHAPEL FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Lowell Showboat Car Raffle ticket. Mark and Carolyn Lessee Coach Boeve - you can always depend on him for class Finally, a big congratulations to Lowell's girls' golf CHURCH OF LOWELL Bible Believing • Non Denominational REV CARL J. REITSMA • 897-9836 OF LOWELL Meeting at the Lowen Middle Schoo: 1151 West Mam Street acts. 9035 Centerline. Saranac, Ml 2275 West Mam Street arc proud to announce the team and coach Rick White; Lowell's girls' and boys' track <12675 Foreman) Lowell. Ml Well, vacation is a distant two-week memory. Worship Service . . . 10:00 A.M Sunday School 9 45 A M birth of their new baby girl. Humor, ifs the cure-all for pain, sorrow and hide-ripping teams and coaches Kathy Talus and Keith Boeve for securing Sunday Morning Worship Morning Worship 10 00 a.m PASTOR FRANK LATTIMORE Sunday Worship Services 1100AM & 6 00PM The vivid thoughts of Key West are slowly being clouded letters to the editor. I had a letter to the editor waiting for their first O-K White Conference Championships. And Children s Activities 10 00 A M Sunday School 11:20 a.m. Melissa Kathleen. Melissa Awana • Wednesday c.^q pM by two hour City Council meetings. Memorial Day Parade Midweek Bible Studies and Youth Groups 942-3868 Evening Worship 6 00 p.m was bom on May 1,1991. She ^ me when I returned because of the girls' golf coverage (lack Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7 qq p M LISTENING AND HELPING festivities, the court battle between the school and the Qua- JOE GERKIN, PASTOR 897-0017 weighed 9 lbs. 12 ozs. and 897-0077 Nursery available at both services Ke-Zik Sportsmen's Club. Oh yes, hide-ripping letters to Dan Nave. Youth Director 897-6737 was 20*/2 inches long. She Barrier Free bring the child to the doctor. Diagnosis is usually established was also welcomed home by the editor. ALTON BIBLE CHURCH One observation I've noticed since my return from the by using the "scotch-tape test*". The tape is folded sticky FIRST CONGREGATIONAL her big sister, Sarah. Proud HEALTH J Lincoln Lake Ave ai 3 Mile Road southernmost most part of Florida - Lowell has a number side out over the end of a test tube or tongue blade then FIRST UNITED METHODIST grandparents are Orville and With Sunday School 10:00 A.M. CHURCH OF LOWELL of comedians. pressed firmly against the perianal area. This should be done FRIENDSHIP COUNTRY Gaye Hostler and Dan and Morning Worship 11 iX) A M (United Church ot Chnsl) CHURCH OF LOWELL After returning to Lowell on a Monday night, I thumbed Dr. Paul Gauthier in the moming before bathing or defecating. This specimen Evening Praise 6:00 P M 404 North Hudson 621 E Mam Street 897-5936 CHAPEL Phyllis Lessens of Lowell through the mail that collected while I was gone. Much of A is reviewed under the microscope and the diagnosis becomes Wednesday AWANA 7:00 P M 897-5906 REGULAR HOURS 10200 Grand River Ave Great-grandmothers are Myr (Sept • Apnl) Worship and Church School . . . 10:00 A.M Morning Worship 9 00AM and 1045 AM it was bills. One in particular caught my eye. It was my Dr. Jim Lang apparent. Sunday Services 10 30 A M tie Jacobson of Belmont and Prayer and Bible Study 7 30 P M Rev Terry Tessan Pastor Church School . . 9 30 to 10 30 A M Wednesday Bible Study 7 00 P M Lowell Light and Power and Lowell Cable bill. On it was Dorothy Bower of Aston. PA- REV KENNETH R MCGEE Pastor Eleanor Marim Director of Education REV WILLIAM AMUNDSEN. MINISTER BOB ROUSH. pastor a red "friendly reminder'' sticker stating that I had failed to Roger MacNaughton Director of Music Nursery available at both services Because it is not unusual for several members of the same 897-5648 or 897-4273 897-7489 pay last month's bill and if it wasn't taken care of I'd be Barrier-Free Nursery Provided Barrier • Free Entrance household to become infected with pinworms, it is usually YOU ARE WELCOME' eating out of Campbell Soup cans and would be reading by PINWORMS worthwhile to treat all individuals in a household simultane- Theresa Grace candle light. ously. Re-treatment in two weeks is recommended if Baerwalde This vacationer did not tend to any of his bills prior to One of the most common parasitic pediatric ailments we symptoms recur. 1 Age 53. has become an his Rorida departure. As I took closer look at my Lowell GOOD SHEPHERD MISSIONARY 'CHURCH ^ ST. MARY'S see is pinworms. Pinworm infection is intestinal, and is 10501 Settlewood Ph 897-7185 associate member ot Light and Power bill and began looking at those small boxes usually first manifested by penanal itch, which is often most LUTHERAN CHURCH CATHOLIC CHURCH Methods devoted to preventing re-infection or autoinfec- JH Sunday School 9 45 AM the Lowell First United where you're told how many watts you used as compared 402 N Amity troublesome at night. Symptoms are worse at night secon- Worship Service 1100AM tion (infecting oneself) are very difficult to enforce in chil- MSGNR JAMES MORAN Methodist Church. She to the previous month, I noticed a ray of sunshine. A member dary to the migration of the female worms to the outside 10305 Bluewater Highway lN X Evening Service 6 00 PM dren. Infected children should wear undergarments, even MASSES is also a member of St. of the Lowell Light and Power office had filled in the only Morning Worship 10 00 A M Prayer and Praise - Wed . 7:30 P M from the inner bowel in the evening hours. Because of the Mary's Catholic while sleeping so that direct contact with perianal skin can Sunday School & Adul! Bibte Cass 9 00 A M GLENN H MARKS • Senior Pastor 897-9110 empty box with some art. Drawn in the box was a sun and night-time symptoms, many other ailments are sometimes Saturday Mass be avoided. Fingemails should be kept short and clean. Most JOSEPH FREMER PASTOR STAN GERIG - Associate Pastor 897-5894 Sunday Masses 530 PM Church. Lowell. its rays. Inside the bright yellow sun one of the office per- attributed falsely to pinworm infection: insomnia, teeth 897 8307 900& 11 00 AM treatment measures are curative and complications arc ex- ALL ARE WELCOME' Theresa has five chil- sonnel printed the name Florida. grinding, short attention span, irritability, bed wetting, etc. (Barrier Free) tremely rare. dren and three grand- This doesn't seem as funny as it did two weeks ago, but Usually symptoms of intense itch prompt the parent to children. The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, May 15, 1991 • Page 6 TOWN TALK The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, May 15, 1991 - Page 7 Happy Birthday The house recently pass the James Brady bill which calls for a seven-day Not all mothers are convinced AD AD stands for quality waiting period before any prospective handgun buyer can make a purchase. # MAY 16: Mike Cichon, John MAY 19: John Schneider, Do you agree with the bill? Or would you favor the NRA proposal which calls Since its implementation two years ago, questions have quality of education in the ADAD program is belter. we still need to continue to look into it and explore alternative Carlcss. Curt Hincs, Richie Andy Vredenburg, Phil De- been raised about the All Day Alternate Day Kindergarten "People argue that the afternoon is wasted time because choice," Lowell Board member Ray Quada said. "Choice Ford, Kristi Ford, Ryan Phil- cker. Marian Lee. for an instant computer check of criminal records of prospective gun purchasers? program in Lowell. children are tired. If that's the case, then half day programs would allow parents to choose which program they want lips, Gary Knottnems, Lon- MAY 20: Rick Anderson, For some area mothers, unfortunately, those questions have done 50 percent of young children attending class in there child to be in." He added this is being explored by nie Gray, Laurie Ysseldyke, Julie Rutherford Beaton, still remain. The lack of educational consistency that the the afternoon a terrible injustice," Dudeck said. "With other school systems. Esch warned that such a program Rick Zimmerman, Ivy Helen Hobbs, Chris Baird, half-day program provided, the calendar confusion AD AD ADAD all children benefit from moming exposure." would have to be contingent on classsroom space. Horsley. Helen M. Patterson. causes families, the long bus rides some young lots must Other concerns raised included letting the economics of Tm happy the board said it will continue to look at other MAY 17: None reported. MAY 21: Eric Ellis, Pal endure, and the wear a full day of school puts on a child. the program cloud the real issues. "Most of the money saved options," Batt said. MAY 18: Pauline Smith. Erickson. Angela Dawn Mil- ^ I have a daughter that went through the half-day program, in transportation by the ADAD program has been put back "The advisory committee has made a committment to ler. John Clore, Thor Ysseldyke. have a daughter currently going through the ADAD prog- into the program," Lowell Assistant Superintendent Gary continue exploring ways to improve ADAD," Lowell Board Robin Sisson, John Tesch, MAY 22: Peggy Nawrocki, ram, and I will hold back my youngest daughter a year, Kemp said. member Linda Beers said. Sr., Nola Beth Chesebro. Dwyane Durkee, Marty hoping by then, Lowell will have gone back to the half-day ADAD does not prepare youngsters for the consistency The Board was asked that the fact kindergarten teachers Nancy C. Kwanl. Gray. program," said Lowell woman, Rhoda Batt. "I just don't and discipline needed for going to school every day. get aides with full day classes, and wouldn't otherwise is a believe the quality of classroom lime is there. Karly, cur- Dudeck said many of the problems raised with the ADAD reason why they are in favor of the program. Esch said no, A plant that lives for more than two years without rently in ADAD, spends an hour and 10 minutes on the bus program also exist in the half day program. "Length of bus and that the aides were a result of wise use of educational replanting Is called a perennial. ride home every night. She starts at 8 a.m. and doesn't get rides is something schools have been dealing with for a long dollars. home until 4:15 p.m. That's too long a day for a five-year- lime." The approval rating from parents and children who have old;' • Lowell's Board of Education approved the continuation gone through the ADAD program or are going through the ^ait pointed to Grandville and Jenison as schools that of the ADAD program through 1993-94 so long as research program remains in the 90 percentile, according to the parent ^tarted the ADAD program a couple years ago, but have by the advisory board continues on issues of alternatives survey conducted in March. Legal Notices ^ince pulled out. and choice. Esch added he was extremely proud of the way the advis- Bill Charon Jeremy Speerstra Keith Boeve Craig Strick Runciman Principal Louie Dudeck said there are many 'The ADAD program is still in its infantry stage. I think Yes. I'm in favor of the Yes. I am in favor of the Yes. / believe there should I don't think it's a long ory committee had researched the ADAD issue. factors that go into those decisions, but firmly believes the bill. A lot of people out there bill. If there is no waiting be a thorough check on enough waiting period NOTICE OF (9.00%) per annum and all have guns who shouldn't. Fe- period some homicidal man- everybody who carries a gun. Bureaucratic establishments legal costs charges and MORTGAGE SALE lons who get out of jail are iac can buy a gun and go on If someone owns a gun, I don't move that fast whether expenses, including the at- able to go out and purchase a killing spree The bill is a want to make sure it's the it's the FBI or City Hall The torney fee allowed by law, WHEREAS, default has handguns. If it's possible to good idea. right person. The NRA in- waiting period would have to and also any sums which been made in the terms call up a complete, instant stant computer check is great be until the investigation is may be paid by the under- and conditions of a certain computer on all prospective but impossible complete I'm not sure the mortgage made by Dennis signed, necessary to pro- handgun buyers, then I'd be NRA proposal would pnn idiw Reitz, a single man, of tect its interest in the prem- in favor of the NRA's prop- all the pertinent information " ises. the City of Grand Rapids, osal. County of Kent, State of Michigan, Mortgagors, to The premises described in Benchmark Mortgage said mortgage are as fol- Corporation, a Michigan lows; corporation, Mortgagee, Property situated in the dated the 5th day of June, City of Grand Rapids, A.D., 1987, and recorded County of Kent, State of in the Office of the Register Michigan, to wit; of Deeds for the County of Kent and State of Michi- Parcel 1: Commenc- gan, on the 9th day of ing at a point 187 ft. Pictured are the cast members of "Follow That Rabbit-The Wonderland Story.'1 Additional cast members are, from left to right, front: Sarah Rice, Lynnette Bookie, June, A.D., 1987 in Liber north of the SW comer Front, left to right: Scott LaHaie, Brad Holtz; back: Kerry Nugent, Mary Brown, Shannon Sorenson, Becki VanderLoon, Amanda Smit, Jessica Jones; back: Ben 2304 of Mortgages on of Block No. 7, Sean Pawloski, Travis DenBoer, Lesley Murphy (as Alice), Jarred Sper, Chris Willett, Knudstrup, Tom Grover, Paul Pelon, Bob Kinsley, Kelly Dykstra. Not pictured: Pages 544-547, and Stewart's addition to Jesse Gleason, Sarah Wieland. Heather Bencker. the City of Grand WHEREAS, the amount Rapids, thence north claimed to be due on said 66 ft; thence east 125 LMS Drama Class to mortgage as of the date of ft; thence south 66 ft; thence west 125 ft. to this notice is the sum of Ginny Gustafson Glenn Miller Judy Rosenberger Tammi Halladay present "Follow That the place of begin- FIFTY-FOUR Yes. I am in favor of the Yes. I am in favor of the Oh, yes. There is so much Yes. I favor the Brad} Hill* ning, City of Grand THOUSAND TWO hill. It will provide a cooling Brady Bill I want records to criminal action out there I work in a lawyer * office eRabbit - The Wonderland NO MONEY DOWN Rapids, Kent County, HUNDRED TWENTY- off period for someone that bt checked especially for today it is neccesary to take I've seen all kinds ot thmn* NINE AND 33/100 dollars Michigan. might commit an act of vio- handguns. I believe it will needed action. I don't think go on in order to purchase j Story" May 29 (S54,229.33), for principal lence in the heal of passion. make a difference. I don't seven days is an unreasonable gun. Currently people arc $ 69 and interest and. Parcel 2: All that part There are too many murders think an instant computer amount of time My rights are thoroughly checked tor .1 of Block 7, Stewart's On Wednesday, May 29, per mo. that take place between fam- check can provide enough in- violated by criminals having criminal record I don 't think members play the many Won- 158 WHEREAS, no suit or pro- addition to the City of ily and friends. However, the the Lowell Middle School formation. the ability to purchase a gun it will make any sigmtlcM derland characters, including ceedings at law or in equity Grand Rapids, Kent Eigl\th Grade Drama Class 48 month lease hill won't slop the criminals whenever thev want. difference. If a criminjl the White Rabbit, the Mad have been instituted to re- County, Michigan, de- from getting guns. will present the fantasy, "Fol- wants a gun he/she will iM Hatter, Humpty Dumpty, cover the debt secured by scribed as: commenc- low That Rabbit-The Wonder- Equipped with 1.6L fuel injected 4 cylin- one. If the computer chcd Tweedledee and Tweed- said mortgage or any part ing at a point on the land Story," adapted from the der, 5 speed transmission, cloth bucket can provide enough in forma ledum, the King and Queen thereof, and default having east line of Eastern "lassie, "Alice In Wonder- seats, all season radial tires, power tion that would be ideal of Hearts and a plethora of been made whereby the Avenue (66 ft. wide) land." bizarre and fascinating 1991 Geo Prizm 4 door brakes, console. power of sale contained in which is 253.0 ft. north The play follows Alice others. said mortgage has be- of the SW corner of through her many advertures "Follow That Rabbit..." come operative. said block; thence in the world of the absurd and will take place in the Lowell east 125.0 ft. to the In the Service nonsensical, "where dreams Middle School Cafetorium at $ 65 NOW THEREFORE, by place of beginning of come true, they really do." 7:30 p.m. The public is in- per mo. virtue of the power of sale this description The twenty-three cast 220 vited and admission is free. thence east 25.0 ft contained in said mortgage CITY OF LOWELL Air Force 2nd Lt, Christa Cooke of Ada. 48 month lease thence south 66.0 ft and pursuant to the statute K. Cooke, a programming The lieutenant is a l^-"' thence west 25.0 ft of the State of Michigan in and analysis officer, has ar- graduate of Forest HilN l-'nj Equipped with 3.1L MFI V6, automatic thence north 66.0 ft. to such case made and pro- PLANNING COMMISSION rived for duty at Tinker Air tral High School, Oram transmission, reardefogger, whitewall ra- the place of begin- vided, NOTICE IS PUBLIC HEARING Force Base. OK Rapids, and a 1989 graduate dials, air conditioning, cruise control, deck HEREBY GIVEN that on ning. She is the daughter of of Purdue Universiiv lid carrier, tilt wheel, floor mats, AM/FM THURSDAY, the 20th day The Lowell City Planning Commission-Citi- Carol A and Michael J. 1991 Chevrolet Lumina 4 door The redemption period Lafayette. IN. stereo. of June, 1991 at 10:00 zens Advisory Committee will conduct a pub- shall be 6 months from the CITY OF LOWELL o'clock In the forenoon, lic hearing at their regularly scheduled meet- local time, said mortgage date of such sale, unless First month s lease payment plus refundable security deposit due at lease signing. Tax. title, license fees and insurance extra. ing of: Some linguists believe the language of the Basques, will be foreclosed at a sale determined abandoned in You must take delivery from dealer stock by June 30. 1991. GMAC must approve lease. Examples based on 1991 Prizm with a who live between Spain and France, Is unrelated to any MSRP of $10,025 and 1991 Lumina with a MSRP of $14,887. Mileage charge of 10c per mile over 60.000 miles. Lessee pays at public auction to the accordance with 1948CL other known language. PUBLIC NOTICE TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1991 at 7:30 P.M. for excess wear and use. Manufacturer's rebate not available with this program. highest bidder at the Main 600.3241a in which case ATTENTION CITY OF LOWELL the redemption period Lobby of the Hall of Justice in the City Hall for the purpose of receiving WATER CUSTOMERS shall be 30 days from the in the City of Grand comments from the public on a request from date of such sale. Rapids, County of Kent Kraig Stull and Pete Brown to consider a Spec- In conjunction with the Michigen Water Aware- and State of Michigan, ial Use Permit to establish batting cages at ness Week the Lowell Water Treatment Plant Dated May 8, 1991 1250 West (that being the place of 508 W. Main St. (next to the Blue Crocodile STEAK FRY! located at 1598 Bowes Road, will be holding holding Circuit Court in Ceramics). an open house for the public on Thursday, Benchmark Mortgage said County), of the prem- May 9 from 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. Main St. Corporation, Mortgagee ises described in said Interested persons may submit written com- Sat, May 18th mortgage, or so much ments or appear in person at City Hall, 301 E The Lowell Cable TV will also be running a Lowell Charles A. Forrest, Jr. 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. thereof as may be neces- Main, Lowell, Ml 49331. film periodically throughout the week on Attorney at Law sary to pay the amount Baked Potato VF.W. Poet 8303 Channel 2 depicting water treatment systems due, as aforesaid, on said 703 E. Court Street Betty R. Morlock throughout the State of Michigan. This is the Phone mortgage with the interest Flint, Ml 48503 and Salad Bar 387 E. Main St. Deputy City Clerk courtesy of the Michigan Department of Public Telephone (313) 238-4030 Lowell, Michigan thereon at Nine percent (All the Fixins') Health. CHEVROLET BUICK Ge® 897-9294 The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, May 15. 199! • Page 8 of the season on Saturday, May 18 at the club, 307 E. Main The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, May 15, 1991 - Page 9 St. Serving is from 4 to 8 p.m. Steak, baked potato and salad Way at Foreman and Hudson St. May 8 and was struck by City approves bar with all the fixings are offered. The public is invited. another vehicle driven by Robert McCauley, Jr., 31. of Ionia. No injuries were reported. Vickie Ellcr, 25, of Loiwell was involved in a property resolution to consider need to feed your crew (we'll have 500 to grill!). FFA SPONSORS HOG ROAST AND AUCTION t damage accident May 7, when she pulled from a private Tickets at the door. Serving rain or shine. See you there! The Lowell FFA and the Lowell Agriculture Supporters drive into the path of a pickup truck driven by Charles Thuston, 76, also of Lowell. selling water to GET READY FOR MEMORIAL DAY PARADE are sponsoring their annual Hog Roast and Auction on May 17. in the High School Cafeteria from 6 to 8:30 p.m. The Steven Kovalick, 18, of Lowell was lodged in the Kent auction will begin at 8 p.m. There are a wide variety of County Jail for Driving While Impaired Due to Alcohol Lowell Township The Memorial Day parade in Lowell will be held Monday, Consumption, May 9. May 27. The parade forms at Richards Park on North Hudson items to be auctioned off, ranging from gift certificates from Voogt added that the Arrested for Driving While License Suspended, 2nd Of- Lowell Township has been at 9 a.m. Any group wishing to participate, please contact many local merchants to a large assortment of country arts in need of water quite some Township is willing to come and crafts. fense, May 10 was Robert Reedy, 25, of Lowell by Lowell this years Parade Marshal, Gordon Marshall at 897-8625 officers. time. into the well head on its own (evenings). Tickets are $5 for adults and children under five are free. nickle. "The Township will Justin Lamontagne, 19, of Alto was taken to the Kent A year ago Lowell Town- I Proceeds will be used to send two FFA members to the come in to get the water with- County Jail on a warrant issued out of Grand Rapids for his ship Supervisor John CHILDREN'S CHOIR TO PERFORM HERE Washington Conference Leadership Program in Washington, Timpson went before the out any capital expense on the DC this summer. arrest. May 8. part of the City," he said. Lowell officers apprehended a 14 year old juvenile male Lowell Cif\ Council w ith this The 30 voice Children's Choir of the Grand Rapids Viet- The Council approved the May 7, who will be referred into Probate Court, for Retail water problem need. namese United Methodist Church will present a concert at ALTON CEMETERY ASSOC. MEETS MAY 21 Fraud and Larceny of a Bicycle. "I basically said then, if the resolution to consider selling the Lowell First United Methodist Church on May 17 at 7 A 13 year old juvenile was apprehended by store employ- Cii\ has extra water, the water to Lowell Township. It p.m. The Annual Alton Cemetery Association meeting will be will be contingent on the ees at Food City on West Main St. May 6, for Retail Fraud. Township was interested in The community is invited. You are encouraged to bring held Tuesday, May 21 at 7:30 p.m. at Alton Church, comer He will be referred into Probate Court at a later date. buying." Timpson said. township users covering the your children. The program is free and open to the commu- of 3 Mile Rd. and Lincoln Lake Rd., Lowell. Arrested on a warrant issued by 63rd District Court for The Council asked City capital costs to bring the nity. It will be held in the Sanctuary with refreshments fol- Larceny From a Building, was Marlott Starkweather, 26, Timpson to find need and water to the corporation lowing at 8 p.m. ALL NIGHT PARTY PARENTS MEET THURSDAY then come hack. Lowell limits. These costs would be i of Grand Rapids. Parents of LHS Seniors planning the May 24 All-Night Jammie Porter, 19, of Lansing was arrested on a warrant Township had a water feasi- reimbursed by City users as VETERANS POPPY DAYS ARE HERE bility study completed by they connect to the system. party will meet at the high school at 7 p.m. on Monday, issued out of an Ionia County Court for Failure to Appear May 20 in Room A-1. All parents welcome. in Court and was also issued an appearance ticket to 63rd Gary C. Voogt of Moore and Also, this issue is con- Lowell area residents and shoppers are again asked to District Court for Open Container of Alcohol in a Motor Bruggink. ditioned on successful give their generous support to those selling memorial poppies Vehicle May 11. The study showed the negotiations of details toward on the street this year. OFF THE BLOTTER Arrested May 11 for Driving Under the Influence of Al- Township was in need of a contract with the City and Veterans and Auxiliaries from the Clark-Ellis Post No. A 13 year old juvenile shoplifter was apprehended by cohol, 2nd Offense and Driving While License Suspended, 200.000 gallons of water. It the Township. Rivette said a "down draft" and/or a "wind shear' 152, American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars No. store employees of the Food City Store on West Main May 2nd Offense and Open Container of Alcohol in a Motor would be dispersed this way: With the resolution ap- was the cause for his Friday afternoon plane crash. 8303 will be out and about May 16, 17 and 18. Your donation 6. He will be referred into Probate Court. Vehicle, was Stephen Noon, 18, of Lowell. 120,000 gallons to Eastgate; proved, it is now up to the Rivette, continued Rivette walked away from the crash. is appreciated. James MiHay, 45, of Belding was arrested by Lowell 10.000 gallons to Cumber- City how negotiations should officers May 9 on two warranto, one out of Midland County the Army's Third Ferry | LAST STEAK DINNER OF SEASON land; and 70,000 to commence. and the second out of Auburn City Police Dept. Group outfit out of Detroit. Wagemaker maker develop- It was pointed out that cur- Janet Johnson, 60, of Lowell Failed to Yield Right of Lowell Post No. 8303, VFW, will host its last steak dinner ment and other developments rent customers who discharge "I first started flying in that may take place. non-typical waste will pay 1938. I purchased the Ultra The study also showed that based on present sewer con- Light last fall because I enjoy the City has a capacity of sumption rates. flying and it's fun/' Rivette said. Lowell Jaycees show appreciation for teachers 1.75 million gallons a day. It Those applying for a dis- was projected to use 800,000 charge permit will be limited While Rivette walked gallons in 1990. In actuality to no longer than six months away from the plane crash unscathed, his plane's wings it used 650.(KX) gallons of before it will he subject to fboleuioMl water a day. leaving it plenty review and will be required were crumpled, it's engine may need an overhaul and the beyond its need. to re-apply. There will be a foHhdfatmf "In the last year, Eastgate S50 application fee. landing gear may still be good. has had to boil lis w ater twice The application fee will Sound S Ught Show and has chlorinated it to make help show the serious intent "I don't know what I'm to Af tour Mr* MM*/ going to do. I may still try to * Expeoenced DJ^i it safe for use.' Timpson of the applicant,*' Mundt * Reasonable Rales said. said. salvage it." Rivette said. "Or * CO OuaMy Sound I may just forget about it." * 1000 Wait Stereo System * Over 5000 TWae On Hand * From 19301s To Current Top 40 * W§ Cater lb >bur Speoai Requests Cat... 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Nights 'til 9:00 P.M. equipment in order to provide you with the best system for your home. * LOWELL 897-9809 ft n 490 a Tray or $7.99 Flat The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, May 15, 1991 - Page 10 The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, May 15, 1991 • Page 11 Children's Love Festival" sets sights on safe house The Lowell Ledger's
Shela Thomson gave up neglect were also painful to it." she smiles. which will be printed prior to craft booths. "We're hoping it will help cosmetology because her al- her. The 1991 •Children's the Festival in the Family • A men's softball tourna- enlighten people on the exist- lergic reactions to the solu- That was three years ago. Love Festival" is slated for Fare flyer. Children should ment will be held at Recre- ing child abuse and neglect tions were painful. Today, Thomson is busily Saturday June 8 at Riverside color it and bring it with them ation Park on both Salurdy problem facing society." Thomson was instrumental preparing for the third annual School. Last year the festival to the Festival. The contest and Sunday. Thomson said. "We also feel in the development of the Lowell "Children^ Love raised roughly $2,000. will be broken down into two • Shriner's Clown will also sure that it will be a fun day Lowell Committee of the Festival." Thomson has set a goal of age brackets, prc-school entertain all day. for everyone." Kent County Council for the "This is the most difficult $4,000 for this year. through first grade and sec- Prevention of Child Abuse part. The actual day of the The proceeds from this ond through fourth grade. and Neglect because the Festival is much easier than year's festival will go toward First-plce winners will re- statistics on child abuse and the preparation leading up to monies being raised to open ceive a $50 Savings Bond and fully operate a safe There will also be a poster AAAnderson house. The house would be contest for children in grades five through 12. The winner LISTING a place for women and chil- Excavating dren to go during times of will receive a $100 Savings crisis. Bond. MAGAZINE "I'm excited over the Other activities which will Lowell i( 897-7654 cooperation and help people be presented throughout the CITY COUNCIL have volunteered for this day include: Leave the Sweat for the year's festival." Thomson * Linda Moon Dancers Features Complete said. * Lowell Police Department Dozer and the Backhoe!!! l CITY OF LOWELL A 10 a.m. parade will kic- finger printing Listings of Lowell koff the day. The Festival's * Children's races. Kids will Cable TV Channels parade will start at Richard's have an opportunity to have NO JOB TOO SMALL Park and proceed to River- their pictures taken with the (Minimum Charge $125.00) On A Daily Basis. ORDINANCE NO. 91-3 side School where the festival Geoffery the Giraffe Family EASIER WAY TO MOVE DIRT! will commence and Foremost Insurance's AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CODE OF Thomson promises that Amanda Panda. Complete & ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF LOWELL BY there will be plenty of ac- * There will be an all-day si- Easy To Use AMENDING SECTION 8-46 OF CHAPTER 8, tivities throughout the day for lent auction. ARTICLE II, DIVISION 1 OF SAID CODE. children and parents. * Children will also be able COUcQ Little Caesar's will once to have their pictures laken Listings Coincide The City of Lowell ordains: IHSTBAO again sponsor a baby with Birdie and Grimace and With Numbers On marathon. Kids will have an Section 1. Amendment of SecBon 8-46, McGruff the Crime Dog. opportunity to have their pic- * There will be a children's Your Tuner Chapter 8, Article II, Division 1 of Coda. Section When a young penguin is bom, its father feeds the tures taken with Roger Rac- race in the afternoon, fol- chick through his mouth with a milklike substance 8-46, Chapter 8. Article II, Division 1 of the Code coon (Roger's Department lowed by photo opportunities produced in his throat. of Ordinances of the City of Lowell is amended Channel Station CltJL Store) and Lowell's Little with 7-Up Spot and Amanda in its entirety to read as follows; MTV Music Caesar. Panda. o NASH Family Fare will sponsor a * There will be a late after- o Section 8-46 Created OS) WSYM Lansing coloring contest. Children in- noon cake walk. The cable television department shall o® WOTV Grand Rapids terested in participating are * The Festival will have an be subject to the general direction of a WXMI 6. Rapids asked to cut out the picture all-day face painting, and Letters board of cable television. The board shall OS WQVU Grand Rapids be composed of three (3) members who oo WKAR East Linsing shall be appointed by the City Council for Dear Editor, confined to a wheelchair. Bu! ao WZZM Grand Rapids HBO Premium terms of three (3) years each. Members In recent weeks, a great unlike Brady, she was not al- © TBS Allaata of the Board shall at all times be residents deal has been written about lowed to testify as a pro-gun s MAX Premium of the City. The City Council shall, before the Brady bill in the national witness. You see, Jacquie was C0 DISN PrwnkNn July 1,1991, appoint the three (3) mem- press. Unfortunately, much armed and, had she no! o CITY OF LOWELL • USA bers of the board for terms commencing that has been written and said stopped to render assistance i*.. FAM ramny July 1, 1991. Initially, one (1) member's about the bill is untrue. s to a victim of the shooting, o > WON Chicago term shall expire June 30, 1992, one (1) While ever> American was within seconds of ending ESPN Sports member's term shall expire June 30,1993 PUBLIC NOTICE 0 feels very sorry for all the Westbecker's mad shinning CNN news and one (1) member's term shall expire o pain and suffering that Jim spree with her own .38 re- CNNHEAO June 30, 1994. Thereafter, the term of • Brady has had to endure, the volver. • NICK each board member shall begin on July PUBLIC HEARINGS bill named after him must still I am pro-gun and support QD AAE 1 and extend for three (3) years unless be debated openly and hon- the right to keep and bear CD PASS Troy removed by the City Council under the The Lowell City Council will conduct public estly. arms. The Brady bill is not a • GD WWMT Kalamazoo provisions of Sections 4.6 and 4.7 of the hearings at its regularly scheduled meeting A few weeks ago. Con- harmless waiting period, bui ffi® WUHQ Battle Crook CONTAINS LISTINGS FOR FRIDAY, MAY 17, THRU City Charter. The term of office of a per- on: gressman Charles E. a permit-to-purchase law. It 009 WILX Lansing son appointed by the City Council to fill Schumer (D-NY), Chairman would change gun ownership OS) WLNS Lansing THURSDAY, MAY 23,1991 a vacancy on the board shall begin on MONDAY, MAY 20, 1991 at 7:30 P.M. of the House Subcommittee from a right to a privilege thai o DISC the date of his appointment and end at A aA gm r> — li ^ ^ llJi | a• §m+m W i IXJJ immim •• rf on Crime and Criminal Jus- could be granted or denied at o TNT Atlanta ACsOQiiiy %jiii wHyDUFyA pnys 01® miw roi® in MwMwoh ror UwWwff* i nw wm iiwUfno svofji on NBC. the end of term of member he replaced. rim Dioarama cnroniCMs inwano s j\Qm 10 anci nar son • naroin aaaicnon amia rw own oauHi wtm CmnCm NeW Barry at the Lowell City Hall, 301 E. Main, Lowell, tice, held hearings on the the whim of a police chief The board shall elect one of its members (right) Michigan. Brady bill. Whether you arc pro or anii- as chairman. The board shall meet at Unfortunately, opponents gun, wouldn't you agree with such times and as often as it determines The purpose of said hearings will be to receive of the bill, including Con- the public's right to know this to be necessary, but shall meet at least comments on the following: gressmen and expert witnes- information? once each calendar quarter. Members of ses, were barred from those If you need further inlor- the board shall not be compensated for 1. City Operating Budget for 1991-92. The hearings. Apparently, Con- mation» I would recommend Safoefi Veoh... their services, but may be reimbursed for document outlines proposed revenues and ex- gressman Schumer has about that youxontact Gun Owners reasonable expenses incurred when act- penditures for the coming fiscal year. The Gen- as much respect for the First of America (703) 321-8585. ing on behalf of the department. All meet- eral Fund has a total of $1.56 million in prop- Amendment as he has shown They are a Washington. DC ings of the board, except as otherwise osed expenditures. All funds together amount for the Second. based pro-gun lobby group permitted by law, shall be open to the to $3.45 million. Among those not allowed that can provide some bal- Sfrtuty TiJAeeU! public. The board shall keep minutes of to testify was Jacquie Miller, ance to anti-gun groups like all meetings, a copy of which shall be 2- Ordinance Prohibiting Standing, Stopping one of the victims in the Handgun Control that wrote promptly filed with the City Clerk. The and Parking Along a Portion of Main Street in highly publicized "assault the Brady bill. Sarah Bradv board shall adopt such other rules of pro- the City. The purpose of said hearing will be weapon ' shooting at the Stan- is Chairman of Handgun C on cedure and conduct as it deems neces- 1991 Plymouth Sundance to consider adoption of an ordinance prohibit- dard Gravure printing plant in sary trol. Inc. ing standing, stopping and parking on Main Louisville, KY. Sincerely, Street between Alden Nash and Hudson Like James Brady, Jacquie Jon Monroe Section 2. Effective Date. This ordinance shall Street. was severely wounded and is take effect ten (10) days after publication in the * 48 monti IMM bated on bete priot of 2 door coupe Tent, Rm months peymonl. •eouMy d*ort A aquMton Ite due « beginning <* tMM. Lowell Ledger, a newspaper of general circulation Copies of the proposed 1991-92 Budget and 1991 Dodge Shadow in the City, provided, however, the current mem- Ordinance prohibiting standing, stopping and J bers of the board of cable television shall continue parking along a portion of Main Street in the V'JV'V; FWW^.-V- W ' V/M" "Advantage Chrysler... Advantage Vennen..." to serve through June 30, 1991. City of Lowell is available for public inspection 2 door coupe during normal business hours (8 a.m. to 5 p.m. ADVANCED '"' 897-4912 YEAS: Councilmembers Doyle, Thompson, Monday through Friday) at City Hall. > AUTO GLASS Fonger, Hodges and Mayor Maatman. Advanced Techniques, Old Fushion Values NAYS: Councilmembers None. Interested persons may submit comments f WINDSHIELD REPLACEMENT STONE Vennen ABSENT: Councilmembers None. prior to the meeting or appear in person at *Grea! Inventory of Used Glass ncuaoMc ABSTAIN; Councilmembers None. City Hall. ^ / SAVE MONEY!!! REPAIR Leasing & Rental •24 Hour Mobile Service Ottfy... <7 • Over 10 Yean Expcn.nc, "CiwM.. Brw*. Dated May 6, 1991 N 897-9281 Batty R. Morlock ^ /*/ a » • Qua/iiy Guaranteed rMfbir 930 W. Main, Lowell David M. Pasquale, City Clerk Deputy City Clerk The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, May 15, 1991 • Page 12 O Rto Tin Tin, K-8 Cop (Stereo) O Ctl It Glory Andrtt Mtrtm tt Bit o CtBtgt Ttnnlt NCAA Dtviton Od) tagiil HttC CBS Lett O Chtrttt In Oiargt (CC) l&noies fmtiafr) O TVHt Wttk in World 12:45® MOVIE: Rttum of the p*'®e.W,d'KeW0,rtd 01 ^ Lowe,, Le
The lx>well Ledger - Wednesday. May IS, 1991 - Page 18 • a To TM the Tmtfi O (TH) dty of , Cere Beera (CC) O Teen Win, Looo or Drew • Teofeo of Vie Wortd Od) Od) Aa tha Wortd «I2S.000 Pyramid JOB 11:15® (WE) Movie Tuma O Faiiar Knewa Beet 9 High The Lowdl Ledger - Wednesday. May IS. 1991 - Page 19 O Lmvo Rio Beever 11:Man Koto A AM* (CQ O (FR) Puiae OC.OjC.0#.BJ . DAYTIME O (MO.TU.WC.TH) Dr. EdeM's O (FR) Inelde the PGA Tour DuckTalea (CC) Wtt Medical Journal O (MO) Gome. Set. Decode Moot Wamad: Yogi Beer O HZ) AM In the Famtty S MORNING O DonaM Duck Preaents O (TU) Running and Recing OO Video Power Tough, Tried & Tested 2:050 (MO.TU. WE.TH) OO Hooked on Aerobica o (WE) Juat for Kicks: The O Dinoseucars O (MO) Movie (D Square Foot Qairlening 500 0 (MO.TU.WE.TH) Muofc O Banana SpMta Soccer Show 4:36 O Bredy Bunch O (TH) Mel Gibeon's Uneuthor 2:15 O (MO) Movie O (TH) meide the Senior PGA Videos Hod Video Diery Tour 5.-00 O (FR) Totally Peuly O d) Moming Stretch O Inspector Gedget • (FR) Puff the Megic .30.g Gummi Beers (CC) • (MO.FR) Hogon't Heroes O Wortd of Survival Dregon (TU) O Looney Tunee Lowell girl s golf team overcame an early season league loss to East Grand Rapids lO (WE) Yehudi Menuhm O Paaquala's Kitchen • (FR) Muppets Cetotorete Jim 8:050 Leeve It to Beever (MO) The Admirel and tha 10 M##V#n (CC) (CC) O (MO.TU,WE) Movie Expreaa S X ^ •:30 O® (MO.TH,FR) Paid O (TU) Mouae Factory O (TU) The Rounders O® Silver Spoone (CC) J H^^Avonlos (CC) • (TU) Animated Freggle O® Mister Rogers' E.TH,FR) O (WE) Animated Freggle 4:000 (FR) Hot Soot With as it shot its way to a conference championship Monday (TU.WE) I Dreem of Naiohborhood (CC) O (WE) Tho Making of The Rock Qerraido (TU) PtM Program Lima Mermaid O Win, Looo or Drew O (MO.TU.WE.TH) Yol MTV (FR) Movie Moppet Babies (CC) O Dick Van Dyke (M0TlIwE.FR) Movie O Divorce Court ioSHwis. Monday aftcmoon at the (TU.Wf.TH.FR) Crossfire O (WC) Toyota Celebrity championship," Forest Hills O Welcome to Pooh Comer • (MO.TU.WE.TH) Paid O Club Dance Club The Red Arrows' only (MO) Sports LsteNight Program Rece O® Teenage Mutant Ninia OKide, Incorporeled Broadmoor Country Club, Today the girls showed they feated Nausieda for top hon- holes. The experience will My Three Sons O The Littles O (TH) Greet Americen Central coach Dan Puoel league loss of the year came O Boxo O Beaic Training Workout Turtlee (CC) Juat the Ton of Ue (CC) deserved it. Any time you ors. d) •(£ (TU.WC.TH.FR) Events Od) Herd Copy Popoyo Lowell's girls' golf team left said. serve Erin well over the next O SportsCenter O Crier A Co S to EGR at Deer Run. "We Shopping O Lassie (CC) O® TaieSpin O Chip 'if Dele's Reocuo no doubt as to who was the compete with a Forest Hills "It was a sophomore play- two years." 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The O P^eas Your Luck of its golfers in the top 10. the Red Arrows depth (posi- 5:30 0(1 ®® This Morning's Newton's Apple (CC) Offl) HW Street Bluea "Lowell came in with the Red Arrows traveled to In- O® Pacts of Life 12:000 (FR) The Big Picture (FR) Joy of Country O Batman O® Cheers (CC) The Red Arrows' O-K tions 3-5) was the difference. O (MO.TU.WE.TH) O (FR) Inch High Prtvele Eye best record. Lowell was the dian Trails in their last week i O Hooked on Aerobics O d) Highway to Heeven (CC) O Mother Neture "Our depth in players three TAMIIY TARE O (MO.TU) Young Semeon White Conference Cham- I (MO,TU.FR) Gomor Pyis OdZ) Flintstones OO (MO) Victory Gordon 5:050 Good Timea team to beat. Their girls I Cookm USA O (WE) WheeUe and tha of league competition and av- through five was the differ- I (TH) Adventures of Oziio O O Today's Special (CC) pionship was the school's played well today and thus Seaema Street (CC) I® O (TH.FR) 0 O (TU) Joy of Pointing Chopper Bunch 5:300® ALF (CC) enged a loss to EGR. Finally, O (TH) Spece Kidotlea Reading Rainbow (CC) ence," White said. "Five of O (WE.TH.FR) Paid Program M O® Live With Regis A OO (WC) Travaie in Europe first in the program's short are the O-K White champi- O (FR) PGA Golf 3-2-1 Contact (CC) they removed all doubt at ffi Larry Lea Kethie Lee Od) O® Od) With Rick Sieves our players medaled. That O HZ) Andy Griffith OO (TH) Herbel Herveet O (MO) USWA Wrestling D Night Court (CC) four-year existence. ons," East Grand R^)ids O (TU.WE.TH.FR) Getting FH O Under the UmbroNa Tree (FR) Buy Me Thetl A Kida' Broadmoor with a convinc- tells you we have depth." 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The Lowdl Ledger - Wednesday, May 15. 1991 - Page 20 The Lowdl Ledger - Wednesday, May 15, 199! - Page 2! Red Arrow girls sweep EGR; stumble against Rogers Addington two-hits Rangers; Red Arrows win 3-1 Two errors on the Hawk Lowell's Stacy Mulder re- Rapids in the first of two record to 3-5 in the O-K on two walks and four hits. beat, this should have been third baseman, a sacrifice and tired the last 13 batters she games, 7-0. White and 4-11 overall. Martin got the win, giving the day," explained the seventh inning scored proved his league record to hits as he led Lowell to a 3-1 Julie Gerard rifling a ball into faced and the Red Arrows ral- The Lowell ace did not Lowell used a little bit of up five runs on 11 hits, walk- Rodenhouse. "Rogers com- Rob Phillips and Jason Essex 3-1. win over the Rangers. right field after a bunt, scored lied for five runs in the first walk a batter but struckout 11 everything to score its five ing two EGR batters. mitted eight errors today. Un- as Lowell rallied to defeat East Grand Rapids used Addington went the dis- both Lowell runners. as they defeated East Grand Pioneer baners in pushing her runs in the first inning. The "Our pitchers walked just fortunately so did we." East Grand Rapids 6-5. two leadoff walks in the fifth tance as he allowed one on "Their errors kept us in the Red Arrows had two hits, two two batters in two games," Despite all of those ele- Phillips singled with one inning of the nightcap to post two hits while walking three game," Rodenhouse said. * walks, two EGR errors and Rodenhouse said. "Defen- ments, Rogers handled the out in. seventh. Essex fol- a come-from-behind 5-3 win. and striking out two Ranger two sacrifices. sively, we only made three Red Arrows in the cold, 13-7. Lowell tallied six hits. lowed with another single, "We had our chances but batters. "Mulder was sensational," errors in two games. I was Lowell scored two runs in Amy Stauffer had two of putting runners on first and couldn't come through with "Addington was super. Lowell coach Bob very pleased with our play." the first without ever getting them, a single and a double. second. Chad Lyon then the big hit." Kropf said. He's been working on a Rodenhouse said. "She re- ROGERS 13 the ball past the pitcher. "We Mulder took the loss for walked to load the bases, set- "Give East credit, they got change-up and today it paid tired the last 13 Pioneer bat- LOWELL 7 bunted five consecutive times Lowell, she is now 1-4 in the ting the table for Addington. the big hit when it was off," Lowell coach Kris Thanks to a number of ele- in our first at-bat," "It was a big win for us. ters she faced." Softball, cont'd., pg. 21 needed.'' Kropf said. Lowell only managed ments Bob Rodenhouse's Rodenhouse smiled. We came back against EGR's Both clubs tallied three The Red Arrows took the three hits against EGR's team had nothing to do with, ace (Conway)." Lowell runs in the third. lead in the fourth on three hits Mary Skilton. The Pioneer the Red Arrow coach felt his coach Kris Kropl said. Hutfilz absorbed the loss, and an FHC error. The RBI walked three and struckout club was in an ideal position Lowell hit Pioneer pitch- his fourth of the year, to go singles came off the bats of five Red Arrows. to upset the top team in the Golf, continued ing for six runs on nine hits. against one victory. "Hutfilz Steve Malone and Jon Hut- Tallying hits for Lowell, O-K White. EGR scored five times on two pitched well enough to win. filz. second Lowell linkster in. were Renee Nugent, Vickie Wyoming Rogers was shot a 102. Holly Bultema against Lowell ace. Steve we just didn't come through Central plated its only run She also had the clut^s sec- carded a 113 and Marianne Videan and Stacy Tousig- coming off a big emotional Malone. with the big hit,' Kropf said. of the contest in the fifth on ond best score. Burrows Hohman fired a 119. naut. win over the number one Peel relieved Malone in the The loss dropped Lowell two lead-off walks, a ground carded a roun4 of 102 (49- In game two, Lowell used team in the state, Saginaw Following Moore home for fifth with one out. to 5-5 in the league and 8-11 ball to third and an RBI fly 53). a six-run second inning and Swan Valley. Central were Chris Hen- Jon Hutfilz led all Lowell overall. ball to center. Megan Leach and Tanya Lowell's baseball team split with East Grand Rapids on Friday, winning game one then hung on for a 7-5 win. The Golden Hawks ace. nington with a 101, Jenny hitters with two basehits and Lowell tallied it third and Czamopis both came off the 6-5 and losing the nightcap 5-3. Missy Martin's first hit of Amy Weeks, had pitched in Streeter came home in 114, two RBIs. Kirby Carpenter LOWELL 3 final run in the sixth on a tri- Broadmoor course with the year started the Lowell every inning over the and Renee Jann finished with also had two hits and scored FHC 1 ple by Rob Phillips and an rounds of 107. Leach went a 126. second inning and Jamie weekend. In what may have been his Lowell hitters managed a run. In what may have been his RBI sacrifice by Chad Lyon. out with a 56 and came home LOWELL 6-3 Martin's bases clearing dou- It was cold, wet and All the medalists came Malone gave up just two best outing of the year. Low- seven hits off from Ranger EGR 5-5 best outing of the year, Low- Lowell hitters managed ble highlighted it. windy, and Rogers had a big with a 51. Czamopis had from the top three teams with hits while walking seven and ell s Troy Addington allowed pitchers. Troy Addington's two-run ell's Troy Addington allowed seven hits off of Ranger "We finally put some hits league doubleheader show- rounds of 54 and 53. the exception of North view's striking out eight. He im- Forest Hills Central just two single in the bottom half of Forest Hills Central just two pitching. Nancy Wingeier gave solid Dana Thome, who fired a back-to-back in that second down with Northview later in hits as he led Lowell to a 3-1 the week. support at number five with 105. inning," Rodenhouse said. win over the Rangers. "Ufc'LL DO THIS AtPKABTTICALL^ f ) "If Rogers was going to get a 108. "Winning your first O-K LOWELL BASKETBALL CAMP The Arrows scored six times Addington went the dis- East was led by Heidi White title is special,M smiled 'DARW'' tance as he allowed one on Bianchfs 96. Jennifer Neil White. Session One: June 10-14, for 10th, 11th and 12tn grades (Sept. 1991) at the High two hits while walking three School Gymnasium from 6 to 9 p.m. and striking out two Ranger Session TWo: June 17-21, for 7th, 8th and 9th grades (Sept. 1991) at Middle School £ batters. People have used petroleum for thousands of years. Lowell pitcher. Missy Martin throws to first in the "Addington was super. Gymnasium from 9 to 11 a.m. The Bible mentions that Noah used a solid form of He's been working on a petroleum, called Ditch, in building the ark. early innings of Lowell's 7-5 win over EGR in game two. Session Three: June 17-21, for 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th (COED) (Sept. 1991) at Middle change-up and today it paid Lowell won the opener 7-0. School Gymnasium from 12 noon to 2 p.m. oil." Lowell coach Kris Kropl said. The Red Arrows took the LOWELL BASKETBALL CAMP REGISTRATION FORM lead in the fourth on three hits (Detach and return with payment in full by May 24th) and an FHC error. 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Central tallied its rms on four to O PHOKC (616) 897-6478 such copies can be ob- program your child will be involved in next fall. -IP-1* Services among all the affiliates. ::H vhwut 10-5 walks and four hits. The big 1 1989 CumbeHand, Lowell, Ml ' ruiniMi pan:!«j3r VISA MwtfeyM • * P * * tained from the regional Sundays Ho*" • • P-»" (Corner Of Fulton and Cumberland) 897-9253 Upon approval, all hit was a bases-clearing triple office. h branch offices of the af- y the Rangers third base- Saranac 642-9401 man. The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, May 15, 1991 - Page 23 I he Lowell Ledger • Wednesday. May 15, 1991 - Page 22 Lowell's third try for a Lowell boys finish conference title is the charm LITTLE LEAGUE RESULTS where they started Red Arrow girls claim 1 st in O-K White title Team Standings • Girl's Majors Team W Pet. GB • IT FEELS GREAT TO ing its closest competitor, Alto Lionettes 1.000 "After two years of fight- you adrenaline," beamed BE A CONFERENCE Northview, 83.5. Moose 1.000 atop the O-K White ing Wyoming Park and com- Lowell senior Angie Amett. CHAMPION," smiled Low- "Prior to the season I sal Blinds R Us .000 ing so close but not winning, "Placing third at state two ell coach Kathy Talus , after down with the captains and Ferrellgas .000 Central shares title with conference win this feels great," Talus said. years ago and now winning watching her Red Arrow girls team leaders to set our goals "While the girls were confi- the conference title are my able," Boeve said. earn an impressive O-K and the motto evolved from at 23.33 behind Lowell's o dent coming into the meet, two best moments in girls Jon Fortney. Matt Kenne- Central's win marked the White Conference meet that meeting," Talus said. Game Results Shawn Smith (23.03) and we wanted lo make sure we track." way. Justin Schuhardt are second consecutive year the EGR's Jason Williams championship. The conference meet win cleared the last hurdle." three pretty good reasons Lowell's five first-place Monday, May 6,1991 (22.73). FHCs David O-K White boys' track con- Lowell was true to its combined with a perfect 7-0 The Red Arrows were re- finishes, four second-place Alto Lionettes 19 - Ferrellgas 6 why Forest Hills Central was ference ended with co-cham- Downs was fourth in a time motto - "Practice like a cham- dual meet record gave Lowell ally never challenged as it the best cross country team finishes and three third-place Moose 12 - Blinds R Us 4 pions. pion, perform like a champi- its first outright league cham- of 23.47. coasted to its first O-K White finishes were responsible for Wednesday, May 8,1991 this past fall. Lowell won phase one of on, succeed like a champion" pionship since 1980 when Central led 97.5-97 going championship. 100 of Lowell's 109 points. Alto Lionettes 15 - Blinds R Us 6 Fortney. Kenneway and the conference championship as it finished the meet with into the 3200 relay. Enter the LowelPs boys' track team finished the season like it began it, on top of the O-K Lowell's girls won the Tri- "There's always a little 'The whole senior group Moose 7 - Ferrellgas 6 Schuhardt were three key quest, as it completed its reg- 109 points, easily outdistanc- Ranger cross country pack. White. Lowell finished 7-0 in the dual meets, but finished second in the conference River Conference title. concern. Doubt is what gives of girls put in a lot of work reasons why the Rangers are ular season dual meet They came home in third meet to Forest Hills Central. The two schools will share the 1991 conference cham- over the past four years and Games celebrating a co-champion- schedule at 7-0. (Kenneway). fourth pionship. have provided an abundance ship with Lowell in track this An outright win at the con- Wednesday, May IS, 1991 (Fortney) and sixth of leadership this year," spring. ference meet or a tie for first Ferrellgas vs. Alto Lionettes (Schuhardt) scoring II away. "I thought our depth In the field events the Red were Tracy Antcliff, 400 run; Talus said. "They've made "It's the same pack that led and the Red Arrows would 6:30 Middle School points. Meanwhile the Red would be too much for Low- Arrows received fine perfor- and Lowell 's 400-meter relay my job easy." us in cross country," smiled have been kings for a year all Moose vs. Blinds R Us Arrows failed lo place. "That ell. but give Coach Boeve mances from Aaron Stencel team. Lowell's Heather Gowen FHC coach Bob Siegel. by themselves. 6:30 L.L. East put us over the hump." Siegel and Lowell credit, they did in long jump and Joe DeJong Finishing in fifth place posted a winning time of "Thev put us over the top A year ago. Forest Hills Monday, May 20,1991 said. an outstanding job." Seigel in the discus. were Chad Laux, shot put; 12.62 in the 100 dash. The today." Central went 7-0 in the O-K Ferrellgas vs. Moose Not only was it an exciting said. StenceFs mark of 20-7y4 and James Manion, high junior was also first in the 200 In one of the more com- White dual meets during the 6:30 LL. East conference meet because of Smith, Lowell's lop con- was second only lo Jason jump. dash with a school record petitive conference meets in regular season. It then lost lo Alto Lionettes vs. Blinds 'R Us the competitiveness at the top ference meet point-scorer, Bachman of Zeeland (20- Sixth-place finishes were lime of 26.49. recent memory. Central Northview in the O-K White 6:30 Creekside between Lowell and FHC. earned lop honors in the 100 IIV*). handed in by Jon Kohler, Hillari Kirsch broke the edged past Lowell 116.5 to Conference meet. but also because of some of dash as he came off the track De Jong's 130-11 in the pole vault. string at 12:03.9 in the 3200 103. On paper,' both coaches BOYS' MiNORS • TEAM STANDiNGS the courageous and valiant in 10.93 just ahead of Ro- discus placed him second be- O-K While Conference run beating teammate The conference tie marked thought Central would win individual efforts. gers'Tony Thomas at 10.99. hind Sparta's Allan Howland Meet team standings - 1. Michelle Oliver who finished Team W L Pet GB the first time a Lowell boys the confrence meet going None were more gripping (133-2). FHC 116.5 2. Lowell 103 3. team has won or shared in an second at 12:23.6. Lowell Graphics 2 0 1.000 than Dave Stouffer's perfor- Zeeland 79; 4. Northview O-K White track title. Lowell's 1600-meler relay The Red Arrow's 800 and Superior Furniture 1 0 1.000 Vfe mance in the 1600 meter run. 65.5 5. Sparta 59; 6. EGR 1600 relay teams also posted Bernard's True Value 1 1 ,500 1 "You'd always like to win team placed third in a lime of There's an old sport adage 49; 7. Rogers 32; 8. Wyom- victories. The 800-meler Fritt's Bait Shop 0 1 .000 it outright, but I'm very 3:32.3. IVi "leave it out on the field." happy with the performances Placing fourth for Lowell ing Park 23. relay team, Heidi Watson, Shady Acres 0 2 .000 2 Well. Stouffer left everything Angie Amett. Chris McClure handed in by our boys. You 9 0 out on the track in his narrow and Gowen finished the race have to also consider that win over Fortney. Game Results FHC is a Class A school." at 1:49.12. The Red Arrow junior The 1600-meler relay Monday, May 6,1991 Boeve said stopped the clock at 4:32.2 team, Gowen, Kris Kniola, Lowell Graphics 5 - Bernard's True Value 3 The Red Arrows who were before collapsing on the track Vanessa Heukels and Amett Superior Furniture 7 - Shady Acres 5 chasing Central throughout They practiced like O-K White Champions, they performed like O-K White Cham- and being helped off. Fortney came home in 4:08.2, setting Wednesday, May 8,1991 much of the meet, bolted pions, and on Friday the Lowell girls' track team succeeded in their drive to become finished at 4:33.1. another school record. Lowell Graphics 4 - Shady Acres 3 ahead of the Rangers at 89- O-K White Champions. "Dave was phenomenal, ll Brandi Phillips provided Bernard's True Value 11 - Fritt's Bait Shop 6 87.5 after Kyle Boston's sec- was as gutsy a race as I've Lowell with a huge lift in the ond-place finish in the 8()()- seen in quite some time. He field events as she saved her Games meter run. did not win that race on his best throw of the year for the Wednesday, May IS, 1991 The lead was short lived as physical abilily." Lowell conference meet. Phillips Bernard's True Value vs. Superior Furniture the Rangers placed two run- coach Keith Boeve said. posted a mark of 30-1 PA in 6:30 p.m Creekside ners in the top six of the 200 Boeve got another valiant the shot put. The Arrow was Lowell Graphics vs. Fritt's Bait Shop run. Sean Davis placed third effort from John Saboo in the second to Sharon Brook of 6:30 LL. West 400 meter run. Saboo run- Rogers at 32-43/4. Monday, May 20,1991 ning the 400 for only the sec- Fritt's Bait Shop vs. Shady Acres 6:30 L.L. West ond time this year, skirted Amett was second in 110 Superior Furniture vs. Lowell Graphics past Zeeland's Chris Krahl hurdles to Zeeland* s 6:30 Middle School for the top spot. Saboo Machiele (15.83). Amett finished at 52.11. Krall came finished at 16.13. BOYS' MAJORS - TEAM STANDiNGS The letters stand for home in 52.51. Kirsch's time of 5:37.5 in potential of hydrogen. It s "That's only the second the 1600-meter run fell short Team W L Pet. GB a number used by chem- lime Saboo has run in the Central States 2 0 1.000 ists to Indicate the con- of Sarah Havenga's (FHC) open quarter. He had the centration of hydrogen 5:26. Root-Lowell 2 0 1.000 ions in a solution. sixth fastest qualifying time. Lowell's 3200-meter relay Elite Auto Body 1 1 .500 To win the race is unbelive- team, Kniola, Oliver. Rhea Lowell Ledger Bundy and Kirsch placed Buyer's Guide/Litho 1 1 .500 third at 10:10.4. The winning Alto Lions 0 2 .000 time was handed in by FHC Blinds R Us 0 2 ,000 at 9:57.38. Red Arrow Doug Beimers placed fourth in the 300 Heather Gowen races home in first in the 200 meter dash. Carrie Thomet and Jesse hurdles. Stone tied for third in the high Game Results jump with a height of 5-0. Tuesday, May 7,1991 Lowell's Aaron Stencel placed second overall Machiele of Zeeland won the Central States 12 - Blinds R Us 3 in the long jump. event with a mark of 5-7. Lowell Ledger 7 - Elite Auto Body 6 (7 innings) Get A Root-Lowell 6 - Alto Lions 5 Thursday, May 9, 1991 Jump On Spring Oliver placed third in the Your new 1600 run, stopping the clock Central States 6 - Blinds R Us 5 Home & Condo Owners at 5:41.8. Elite Auto Body 4 - Lowell Ledger 0 Sprinq Special Root-Lowell 6 - Alto Lions 4 / Save money with Michigan Millers neighbors Earning fourth-place irA Homeowners Insurance 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS finishes for Lowell were Check out these discounts just Vanessa Heukels, 400 run; Games AVAILABLE and Kris Kniola 800 run. Thursday, May 16,1991 • Mature Person Discount Fire Exungimhcr Discouni Alto Lions vs. Central States • Nommokcr I>i.M.ouni Dcadholi LOCILN DiNcoum 00 Earning fifth-place From... month moved • Smoke Dctcctor Discoum Alarm Swcim Diuouni '475°° • '510 finishes for the Red Arrows 6:30 p.m. LL East Blinds R Us vs. Elite Auto Body You docrvc pcacc of mind proicuion at a pnee ynu can afford. rcj{ardlcv» (ASK ABOUT OUR EXTRAS THAT ARE FREE) in... were Amett, long jump; of vour age Thomet discus; and Fergu- 6:30 Middle School (.all your independent invurancc ageni today and find out how much you Did you meet them yet? Almost 1 of every 5 Americans moves each year, and wher- son, shot put. Root-Lowell vs. Lowell Ledger/Buyer's Guide tan save with these distoums from Michigan Miller* •• Thv Onnfiunv You PEBBLE BEACH 6:30 LL West fun Oiunt OH. lor over 100 years ever Americans move. Getting To Know You welcomes Placing sixth for Lowell RrfimmHnx them, with much more than just "Howdy." 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Lowell 115 W Mam Street • Lowell, Michigan 49331 WELCOMING NEWCOMERS NATIONWIDE Ang« Amett, right, pitted second In the 100 low hotdteat the conference meet. Sparta 26. Phone 897-9259 To becomt a tponsof, call (800) 645-6376 In N«w York Sun (800) &32-MOO The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, May 15, 1991 - Fife 24 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, May 15, 1991 - Page 25 Over 250 Lowell tots assessed in Kindergarten Roundup Hoops Classic a newcomer to Showboat weekend
;;s!e^ ^ •— Each individual team will play their games on one court. A team will not play on two or three different courts. There's a lot to be excited about." Mikulski exnhinv -n,; .i. ^ • L Columbus has 3-4 months to organize and prepare for the Showboat City Hectic Registration forms must be postmarked no later than May 25. All registration forms In our first year, we were given the tourney with only 30 days to prepare " must be in no later than May 30. Those who have not recieved registration forms in the mail may pick one up at The Lowell Ledger office. Mikulski said there is added excitement in that the Hoops Classic (June 21-23) will sexist on the same weekend as the Lowell Showboat -We re happy to be a L o The Lowell Showboat City Hoops Classic took Msgr Hugh Michael Beahan as the club's patron. 'The guidelines the club follows are in honor of his presence in the church LowelPs biggest weekend. It should be a big and exciting weekend fori ETwelt and in the Lowell area," Mikulski said. MMsgr. Beahan was originally from the Lowell cornmumty. he said. The events should draw thousands of people to our community." area. Most of his family then moved to Grand Rapids. He was widely known back in With the extra time to prepare and organize the Showboat City Hoops Classic the the 60*5 for his religous show 15 with Father' which aired on TVS." Lowellnrl Knightofs of Columbungs anticipates a larg,heree jump in thweree numbe 113r of teams part,cipat.ng m rz ^ ^ uP°„ ^ .he car y start, the Knights of Columbus anticipates 175-200 teams for the fourth annual hoop classic. Qua-Ke-Zik Sportsmen's Club According to Mikulski, the large turnout would help alleviate one of 1990*5 maior hangups • Because of the small number of teams last year, we were limited to the number ot brackets. Thus, somcyoungerteams were playing against bigger and older compet.t.on " members feel thwarted by Lowell I The regist^js being handled on a computer. "We've leaped into the 20th Century." laughs Mikulski. This will allow us to do a much better job of keeping track of who s School system registered to play in the tournament.'' A goal set by the Knights of Columbus after taking control of the Hoops Classic was to build the tournament up to 200 teams That goal may be reached in the club's second Marc Jacqmain, Howard year. I m not sure the club wants the tournament to get any bigger than 200 teams We school officials on a weekly club has over 1,800 signa- Green, David and Gloria basis arc not being answered tures petitioning the school to ttani to keep it a Lowell event. We want it to be a small town Christian tournament " Mikulski said. Stiles and other members and - at least not to their satisfac- fmd a different location. How non-members of the Qua-Ke- tion. many does it need to get the Bcv Reid, Lowell kindergarten teacher, assesses the work of this young tot during Over 300 youngsters were assessed during Kindergarten Round-up at Runciman Last year the Showboat City Hoops Classic raised roughly $2,800. Mikulski said all the proceeds go to chanty. Zik Sportsmen's Club are Jacqmain, Green and board to respond to the will Kindergarten Round-up. Elementary. frustrated. The entry fee will be $40 per team. Teams with players 12 years-old and younger will Stiles were at the Monday of the people?" Thwarted by the fact that cost only $32 There is a limit of four players per team. Trophies will be awarded to the Board of Education meeting Board member, Ray three. Dudeck said there were questions they are asking of still looking for answers. It's the first in a multitude from 250childrenayearago. speaking development of a cess is still a nervous situa- ment test inside the Runci- lirst and second-place teams in each bracket. Each team will receive entry T-shirts Quada said the School Board of important educational de- Pre-kindergarten children child. four teams working on each tion for both child and parent. man cafeteria/gymnasium. "What did I want to hear heard from the will of the cisions that must be made in are assessed in three areas: 'The assessment is not the of the six days. "Yes, I am nervous. You "I wish schools would got from the board? Answers to people at the ballot box when a child's life. motor skills, concepts and determining factor if a child 'This is the best process of want your child to do well," back to the old days where questions 1 asked six weeks the construction of a new The decision plays a last- language. goes into kindergarten in the assessing a child at the mo- said Mindy Pacini. "I've children could be children. I ago. I don't want to hear i high school was voted on. ing role in the development The motor skills area as- fall. We also get help from ment," said Bev Reid, who spent the last few days going believe if a child doesn't go don't know, " Jacqmain said. Gloria Stiles saw things and educational progress of a sesses the control of large and the preschools in making our is completing her 19th year over our address, phone to prc-school they are at a dis- The NEW 1991 Lowell City "Our questions have been differently. "I believe if the young child. small muscles. In the area of recommendation to the par- in the Lowell School system number and shapes with my advantage," Pacini said. asked before. Why hasn't the people were to vote today, This year alone. Lowell concepts, background ents,'' Runciman/Riverside as a kindergarten teacher. son, Mario." Dudeck added that no mat- school board researched them there would not be a new high parents and Lowell elemen- knowledge and information Principal Louie Dudeck said. "They're are better methods Pacini, the wife of Carl Pa- ter what the process, the main Directory Now Available... and supplied us with an an- school. I don't believe we've tary teachers will make that is assessed along with distin- "Our main concern is to make coming down the pike, but cini, sal patiently for approx- goal is to make sure children swer?" been dealt with truthfully or decision for roughly 320 guishing between such con- sure the child is happy and they are not here yet. I be- imately 40 minutes while her get the best possible start. The Lowell resident is honestly." Lowell children during a six- cepts as on top, between and that he or she gets off to a lieve the current program fits son completed the assess- especially intrigued with how Dave Roskamp also ques- day Kindergarten Round-up under. The language area as- good start in school." the needs of a child." c Pick Yours Up many acres of land is the tioned the remarks of Assis- program. That number is up sesses the language and Dudeck explained that the Reid explains the assess- school going to set on? "All tant Superintendent Gary Today At One Of I've heard is 2/3 of the 120 parents are the most know- ment needs to be a team ef- LOWELL CULT Kemp at a Lion's Club meet- ledgeable about their child fort, including both teachers ATTENTION! These Locations; acre Qua-Ke-Zik property. 1 ing. He objected lo Kemp and if they have doubts about and parents. It's time to get your believe the reason the school saying lo the Lion's Club lhai the school's recommenda- The program Reid referred is not more direct is because the sportsmen's club does not tion, they're probably right. to as "coming down the pike" motorhomes and travel trailers the issue is politically sensi- have any interest in ever re- "However, 90 percent of the is the developmentally ap- Directoiy Family Fare tive. The school does not locating and the issue has time our recommendation propriate curriculum. "With washed up for the summer. want to release an answer that come down to getting as GRATTAN Ridgeview Mall, West Main, Lowell meshes with the thoughts of this program schools will not Motorhomes & Travel Trailers might show it doesn't need much money as possible for the parents," he said. need to make assessments. the acreage it says it needs." the land. TOWNSHIP Other questions Jacqmain The assesseors are The program is designed to Jacqmain also raised ques- $20.00 Third Base and others have raised regard kindgarten teachers, reading adequately meet the needs of 11991 tions about the board being 427 E. Main, Lowell bus routes, pedestrian and NOTICE teachers and speech thera- all children.*' Call to set op date & time. in violation of written policy. bicycle paths, and the pists. They work in teams of Until then, the current pro- Save yoorself the time & work. "I don't believe the recent Buyers Guide/ school's position regarding forum meeting was ever pub- PLANNING COMMISSION the Lowell Township trans- licized. Anyone's comments Bill's Mobile Power Wash portation plan. that were critical in nature REGULAR MEETING ROTH-GERST Lowell Ledger/ FIRST Serving the Leave "I believe under board pol- were not given the same op- message icy it's supposed lo provide portunity lo speak out," Jac- A Public Hearing by the Planning Commission 897-5582 umiQEH Lowell Area FUNERAL HOME Lowell Litho even effort to satisfy these qmain said. "I also don't be- will be held at the Grattan Township Hall, 105 N. Broadway, Lowell •eqhhdiisd Since 1972! Call: and related questions. I feel lieve every effort was made 11676 Old Belding Road on: the board has been remiss." 897-7101 to 'inform the public' of the Still Just. . . Jacqmain said. solutions lo the construction WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5t 1991 at 7:30 P.M. Now enroUing From a legal basis. Green needs, particularly the finan- Lowell Area Schools Lunch Menu said the board is supposed to cial obligations of the com- at which time and place any interested person 3,4 & 5 year old Week of May 20, 1991 act and respond to the will of munity. I'd like to see policy will be heard. children for onr the people. "The sportsmen's addressed." fall program. 1) Don Osborne has requested to rezone the following parcels located in the area of Tiffany QRasHHSOii Offering a and Belding Rd. developmental 621 East Main, cnrrkalnm. me rafCel f ACfM Currtnt Desired MONDAY: BEER SPECIAL! Lowell. MI 49331 POUC* Zoning Zoning Fruit juice, pizza with meat & cheese, carrot sticks Pre-School 897-8690 doctor. 41-12-07-300-003 13.69 AG RR For Further or cole slaw, assorted fruits, milk. 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The West End's MAPLE RAPIDS Professional Services Directory • Helpful Ads Package Written comments concerning the request FRIDAY; Liquor Dealer! should be received by June 5, 1991 and ad- LUMBER MILL Hot dogs or fishwiches, potato chips, salad or dressed to George Poullas, Secretary, Grattan RI, St. Johns, Michigan 48879 soup or beans, fruit or gelatin, cookies, milk. Township Planning Commission, 11676 Old r "Buye s of Timber of all Types" There is also a 3rd choice everyday of a chef Ifodilky Dtug Stotc Belding Rd., Belding, Ml 48809. (CASH IN ADVANCE) salad for students in Middle and High Schools. GET YOURS TODAY!!! 2173 W. Main, Lowell • Ridgeview Mall • 897-6818 Phone (517) 682-4225 or Evenings (517) 235-4953 Weekly Pre-Paid Lunches Welcome
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A three-year struggle by the Attwood Corporation lo attain usage. At this time though, we have no specific plans, but The City supports the decision," Lowell City Manager annexation by the City of Lowell of approximately 19.3 things happen rapidly and this will help Attwood lo be ready Dave Pasquale said. 'The City would like to aid Attwood, acres located in Vergennes Township got a much needed for any needed additions or changes," Attwood treasurer its largest community employer, in any manner it can. The nod of approval by the Slate Boundary Commission on April Bruce Haveman said. annexation provides Attwood with expansion opportunities 23. Haveman did point out that once the annexation process in the future." The final step in the process is scheduled to occur on is completed, Attwood would request a zoning change. The Part of the problem with the land remaining in Vergennes May 21 when the findings of fact and order is signed by parcel of land is currently zoned residential. Attwood will Township was access to utilities. Vergennes Township, un- commission chairman David Rutledge. ask lo have it changed to industrial. like Lowell Township, docs not have a water or sewer ag- The annexation will then go into effect approximately 30 Vergennes Township was opposed to the annexation be- reement with the City of Lowell. days after the findings of fact and order is signed. cause it loses potential tax dollars when the property is City officials stand by the argument if it is going lo provide ^ "Attwood intends to use the parcel of land for industrial developed. utilities it most definitely wants the tax base that comes from the development. The Department of Land and Waler Management Division of the Department of Natural Resources joins Vergennes Township in its objection lo the annexation. The DNR stales that it was not made aware of the Aug. 14, 1990 public hearing which addressed the annexation proposal. Dennis J. Hall, chief of the land and management division, says the annexation includes frontage on the Rat River, a designated State Natural River. Protection of this valuable f) natural resource now exists through special Natural River District regulations in Vergennes Township^ zoning ordi- Cumberland Retirement Village nance. ^Passage of this annexation proposal removes this property from the protection afforied by the Township's Natural River zoning, changing the potential of the land use from a medium density residential area to one of industrial ® ^ A Leisure Living™ Company development,,, Hall said. "While changing the land lo indus- trial may seem insignificant, the parcel includes valuable scrub-shrub wetlands and flood plain, and provides an im- portant natural geographic buffer from the urban residential and industrial development to the south." Hall added that while this annexation might exempt the property from provisions of Vergennes Townshipvs zoning, any development or use on this property is still subject lo provisions of the State Administrative Rules for Flat River OPEN HOUSE Natural River Zoning. Friday, May 17 2 p.m. -9 p.m. Saturday, May 18 i 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. /HA ZZS!
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