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Volume 11, Issue 46 Serving Lowell Area Readers Since Wednesday, September 30, 1987 Ground is broken for new treatment plant , Well, it s officially underway. attorneys office and city en- E.P. A and D.N.R. to upgrade the The $6.2 million sewage trcai- gineers were on hand Ibesday quality of the effluent entering Bent plant for the city of Lowell morning for an official the Rat River for some time. The and parts of Lowell Township \\ groundbreaking ceremony. beginning of construction on the now under construction near the The new treatment plant is new plant is the culmination of old waste water treatment plant. scheduled to go into service many years of studies, grant ap- A group of dignitaries from the about a year from now The city plications and working up prior- city, township. D.N R.t the city has been under orders from the ity lists. A court case filed against the city by the E PA. for violation of deadlines to put a \ Along Main Stmt new plant on line is still pending. The dignitaries had lunch at Deer Run Golf Club following the ground breaking. Former Lowell City Manager Ray Quada served as master of ceremonies. Other speakers included Carl i Huber from the city's engineer- ing firm Fishbeck, Thompson. Huber and Carr, Dick Wendt from the city attorney firm of Clary, Nance, Wood, Hoffius, Rankin and Cooper, Ron Woods FESTIVAL SHOWN ON LOWELL CABLE TV from The Department of Natural Resources, Lowell Township The 1987 Fallasburg Fall Festival will be shown on Lowell Supervisor Harry Yeiter, Lowell These dignitaries were on hand for the customary ground breaking ceremony to begin construc- Cable TV Channel 2 on Tues., Sept. 29 at 12 noon; Wed., Sept. Mayor James Maatman and Low- tion of Lowelfs new $6.2 million sewage treatment plant. From left to right are Jim Townley 30 at 3 p.m.; Thurs.f Oct. I at 7 p.m.; Fri., Oct. 2 at 5 p.m. and ell City Manager David M. Pas- and Peter Daukss from the city's engineering firm of Fishbeck, Thompson, Huber and Carr, Sat.f Oct. 3 at 10 a.m. quale. The city attorneys* firm Councilman Charlie Doyle, Mayor James Maatman. City Manager David M. Pasquale, Lowell organized the ceremony and paid Township Supervisor Harry Yeiter, former City Manager Ray Quada. Councilman Bill Thompson, A FEW OPENINGS REMAIN FOR ADULT LIFE DRAWING for the luncheon. Councilman Jack Fonger and D.N.R. Environmental Engineer Ron Woods. Adult life drawing sessions in the fall scries will begin on Mon- day evening, October 12 and will continue each Monday evening # through November 23. There are a few openings remaining and Planners OK five separate issues if you are interested please call the Lowell Area Arts Council Center at 897-8545 week-days from I to 5 p.m. Life and character The Lowell Planning Com- that the hedge wouldn't be proved it pretty much as drawn. west sides. In the other plan, the imxkls will be available with the format varying somewhat from mission gave the green light to adequate, and argued that an The re-zoning issue will be building would be constructed to week-to-week id aecomodaie your personal medium. This is not fiVe requests from various earthen berm with a row of plan- passed along the City Council for the rear of the property, about teaching session but rather, an opportunity to work with and businesses Monday evening. tings on top would be a better approval. where the existing building sits. exchange ideas with other artists. The fee is $32.00 to be prepaid. The planners first approved a alternative. Wayne Lemmen presented In this plan the gas pumps and special use request from George The issue was bantered back two site plans for approval by canopy are in front of the build- APPLICATIONS BEING TAKEN FOR LAAC HOLIDAY Converse, owner of G&E Auto and forth for about forty-five mi- the planners. Both plans concern ing. SALE Repair. Converse asked to be al- nutes before a compromise was the development of the Shell gas The planners approved both lowed to move the body shop reached. The Johnson brothers station at the comer of Hudson site plans. Applications are being taken at the Lowell Area Arts Council portion of his business to the rear agreed to extend the hedge for and Main. In either plan. Lem- Mike Tummmo was present to •nter for the Third Annual juried Holiday Arts and Crafts Sale of the large building at 508 W. the full length of the north wall, men intends to raze the existing represent the Lowell First Con- hich will open Friday, November 27 and close Thursday. De- Main. The building is owned by plant three seven foot blue structure, and construct a new gregational Church. Tummino mber 24. Works for the show and sale will be Juried on Saturday, Jim McFall, and Blue Crocodile spruce trees behind it and keep Shell service station and con- explained that the church has rtober 17. Application forms may be picked up at the Arts Center, Ceramics operates out of the the hedge trimmed. venience store. Initially his plans purchased two parcels to the i49 S. Hudson St., Lowell, or if more information is needed, front of the building. The build- A site plan for Sam s Factory also called for a pull-through car west of their building. The ilease call 897-8545 week-day afternoons between I and 5 p.m. ing is in a C-2 zone (commercial Outlet Automotive at 2400 W. wash, but that idea has been parishioners want to raze the general business), and a body Main was approved by the plan- dropped for now. buildings on those parcels and MASONIC FISH DINNER shop does not qualify. ners. Sam Lombardo, the owner In one plan the building would construct a parking lot. A public However, the planners made of the facility, plans to build a be constructed in the center of hearing regarding the issue was Lowell Masons and Eastern Stars will hold an All You Can Eat the exception when Converse large retail and repair building the property with canopies and slated for the Planning Commis- ish Dinner on Saturday, October 3, 1987. They will serve from guaranteed that all work and stor- on the site. The plan had come gas pumps on both the east and sion meeting. -7 p.m., at the Lowell Masonic Temple, 112 Lincoln Lake, Low- age would be confined to the in- before the commission at their II, Ml Price is $4.00 for adults and $1.50 for children. side of the building, and that no last meeting and several amend- cars or parts would be kept out- ments were requested by the Fallasburg Fest ATHLETIC BOOSTERS TO MEET side. Converse currently oper- planners. The changes made in- ates both a body shop and clude a 25 foot green belt along There will be a meeting of the Athletic Boosters at 7:30 p.m. mechanical repair business at Main St. right of way, a row of raffle prize winners in the K-Quad at the High School. Please come - we need your 834 W. Main. That location is trees planted along the rear prop- support! too small for his needs, and erty line, rear yard paving, re- Everyone was a winner at the lasburg Quilt. Other raffle win- many cars are stored outside. move a row of parking along 19th Annual Fallasburg Festival ners were Gene Snyder of Low- OFF THE BLOTTER Converse explained that splining Main St. and increase parking to this past weekend as sunny skies ell. winner of a ceramic hum- the business between two loca- 55 spaces to meet ordinance re- and warm weather blessed the ming bird feeder by Jim Ardis; Slightly injured in an accident on Saturday, Sept. 26 on Main tions would improve the appear- quirements. festival with the nicest weekend Phyllis Bowling of Greenville, rar Pleasant St.. was Susan Terpstra, 36, of Lowell, when the ance of his operation, which he A site plan was submitted for in memory. Visitors to the park winner of a ceramic vase from she was driving was struck in the rear by a vehiele driven by admitted is somewhat of an eye- approval by Henry VanderVen- were winners as they enjoyed a Fish Lake Pottery; Barb Davis ;klyn Fahling, 30, of Conklin. sore. The planners agreed, and nen, owner of Vennen Chrysler, festive celebration of fall amidst of Lowell, winner of a trapunto Philip Traver, 23, of Lowell was involved in a property damage granted the special use request. Dodge and Plymouth, Inc. Van- food booths, art displays, and wall hanging by Susan Winter; :ident Wed., Sept. 16, when he pulled onto Main St. at Monroe The Lowell City Council ap- derVennen owns the home at 930 beautiful fall colors. Nine non- H.F. Petty of New York, winner struck a car driven by Dorothy Sheldon, 52, of Lake Odessa. proved a site plan for an addition W. Main St. and two parcels to profit organizations from Lowell of a basket by Barbara Caddick; Darrin Peterson sustained injuries in an accident Wed.. Sept. to the Lowell Plaza mall at 505 the south. The lot the home sits and Alto ultimately will profit Ann Kempker, winner of a t3, when the car she was driving was struck from behind by a W. Main during their regular on is already zoned commercial, from the good deeds of these or- shaker box by Joel Kammeraad /ehicle driven by Trent Siciliano, 18, on Main near West St. Both meeting held September 21. At and VanderVennen requested re- ganizations as they are able to with pot pourri from Laurel's drivers are Lowell residents. that meeting, several neighbors zoning of the other two lots from expand their services due to the Country Gardens; Mary Elderkin Brian Thomas, 18,X)f Lowell, had his vehicle struck from behind on Chatham St. complained residential to commercial. His good sales. The 60 artists all of Grand Rapids, winner of an Monday. Sept. 21, at Hudson and Mercer by a 16 year old juvenile about the lack of adequate sc- plans call for the demolition of seemed to leave the park with etched glass hanging from Rain- iver from Lowell. No injuries were reported. reening along the north wall of the home, and the construction big smiles and "See you next bow Stained Glass Studio; and A juvenile from Lowell will be referred into juvenile court on the proposed building. These re- of a parking lot over the entire year" partings. The sponsor or- Cindy Gillard of Grand Rapids, >es of breaking and entering into the Village Party Shoppe in sidents attended the site plan re- three parcels. VanderVennen ganization, the Lowell Area Arts winner of a second etched glass view Monday night, and again explained that the lot would be Council, is very happy at the re- kUgUSt. voiced their concerns. Art, Phil used for his used car department, sults of their hard work. cont'd, pg. 2 A juvenile shoplifter was apprehended Thursday. Sept. 24 in and Lyle Johnson, developers of and that someday he may con- Some individuals were win- ibert's Variety Store on Main St. by store employees. He will the mall, said they had trimmed struct a used car office and clean- ners in special ways. Kay PRECISION k FASHION referred to juvenile court at a later date. an existing hedge, and expected up facility on the site. Speerstra of Lowell is one of the HAIRSTYL1NG - For both continued on page 2 that to fill in nicely as a screen. The planners discussed many big winners since she held the men and women. Man's World Jeff Barber, a neighbor, protested details of the site plan, but ap- winning ticket on this years Fal- Hairstyling. Phone 897-8102. The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, September 30. 1987 - Page 2 Obituaries Lowell High School National Coming Events The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. September 30, 1987 - Page J garei Sytuna of Ada, Bemie and MCCARTHY - Mrv Irene of Detroit; his in-laws. Robert Honor Society Requirements Notices In the Ledger'! all over Michigan for it's elec- rick's Parish is located at the Schneider Manor, at 6:30 be held from 9:00 a.m. to style dinner with special de- (Blough) McCarthy, aged 83. the Marian Sytsma of Grand Rapids, and Judy VanderZwan of Corn- "Coming Events" ere free trifying presentation of jazz! comer of Church St. and p.m. "Your Very Own Family 4:00 p.m. Comer of Bailey ssert. and dancing to music widow of Thomas J. Mc( arthy Ken Sytsma of Ada. Tom and stock Park. Mrs. Teddi Mulder Letters have been sent to the of the faculty council will be in- they may contact Mr Richan of charge to any non-profit Showtime is 8:00 p.m. and West Grand River Ave. in pa>scd aua> Vft>nJa) morning. Mary Sytsma of Lowell; Tree" will be the program. Or. and Pamell. Many craft provided by the versatile Im- of Coopersville. Ted and Wilma parents of Lowell High School vited to join the chapter dunng Korb, Principal, or Mrs. Jill Van organization In the Lowell, advance tickets are availa- September 21. 1987. She is sur- brothers. Melvin Stehouwer of Portland. Bring a list of ancestors (on booths, bakery, farmers mar- ages from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 Mulder of Coopersville. and juniors and seniors who are elig- installation ceremonies Antwerp, Chapter Advisor, at th< Ada. Alto, and Saranac vived by her children, Gerald J. ble. Admission is $6.00 paper or in your head). Vis- ket... A luncheon will be a.m. Numerous door prizes Lamont, Benjamin Stehouwer of Mrs. 1>esie VanderZwart of ible scholastically for National November 5. high school. and Sarah McCarthy of Okemos. area. We prefer such adults, $5.00 students. For TUES., OCT 20: The Lowell itors and past members al- served from 11:30 to 1:30. will be awarded to lucky win- Spring Lake. Edward Stehouwer Comstock Park; several aunts, Honor Society membership. Stu- If parents have any questions, Margaret J. and Frank notices to be kspt brief and more information call the box Community Band members of Cadillac; brother-in-law, Ken- uncles, cousins and special dents to be considered must have ways welcome, call 897- ners. Reservations and ticket Davidhazy of Grand Rapids; to be submitted by mail, office. neth VanDoome of Grand friends. Rineral Services were a scholastic average of 3.5 or bet- will meet at 7:00 p.m. in the 6430 or 897-9081. SAT., OCT. 24: Our Lady of arrangements must be made but will accept notices by three grandchildren, two great Rapids; and four grandchildren held Saturday, the Rev Keith ter and have attended LHS the band room at the High Sorrows will hold its Annual in advance by calling Helen St. Pat's Basketball phone at 897-92«1. granchildren, four sisters and Private Funeral services were Derrick officiating Interment equivalent of one semester be- MON., OCT. 5: The PTC of School to discuss the coming TUES., OCT. 20: The Grand Homecoming Dinner Dance Dara at 243-5330 or Jenny one brother. Mrs. Mable (Floyd) held Wednesday Interment St. Michaels Cemetery. fore becoming eligible Thmsfer Runctman-Riverside year's program and to decide Rapids Mothers of Twins at Knights of Columbus Hall. Impellizzeri at 452-0298 Thompson of Clarksville. Mrs Findlay Cemetery. Memorial students who are already mem- wins scrimmage WOMEN Of THE MOOSE Schools will hold their first on rehearsal nights. All pros- Club will meet at 7:30 at the 5830 Clyde Park. S.W. in Deadline is Oct. 18. Minnie (Harold) Skedgell of Services were held Thursday at H1LLSBURG - Letha M bers must meet the local require- Chapter night meeting is held meeting of the 1987-88 pective members or in- Cascade Christian Church, Wyoming. Father Robert VIs- TUES., OCT. 27: The annual Freepon. Mrs Erma (Leighton) The St. Patrick 5-6 grade The highest scorers were Amy 7:30 p.m. at Ada Christian Re- (Fahmi) Hillsburg, age 74, ments within a semester to be the first Monday of each school year. It will be held at girls* basketball team scrim- Pullen, 10 pts.; Jane Neureither terested individuals are cor- 2829 Thomapple River cardi. Pastor, invites former Harvest Dinner at the First Yoder of Clarksville. Mrs. Lil- formed Church. Rev. Brian passed away Sept. 20, 1987, at accepted as a transfer member. month, at 8 p.m. maged Sacred Heart September 4; and Heather Herrington, 4. 7:00 in the old locker room dially welcome to attend. For Drive. The dub is a self-help members and all friends of United Methodist Church of lian (Raymond) Skedgell of Bosscher officiating. Hackley Hospital in Muskegon Having qualified scholasti- The best rebounder was Andrea at the south end of the River- information, call 897-8434. group which provides infor- the parish to join in the fes- Lowell will be held from 5:00 Scotts. Wesley and Connie She was the daughter of Chris cally, a student must complete a 12 and won 12-16. Richmond WOMEN OF THE MOOSE side gym. In addition to the mation and support to any tivities. Cost of $14.00 per to 7:00 p.m. Adults. $5.00, Blough of Freepon. Funeral ser- CRANE - Mr. Edward Crane, Sr. and Mable Fahmi of Student Activity Information Also there was a game last The coaches for the team are Business Meeting is held the regular business meeting, an TUES., OCT. 20: Garden vices were held Thursday after- aged 22, of 64th Ave., Allendale, Clarksville. Surviving are her Form, if that student is interested Saturday against St. Alphonsus mother or guardian of multi- person includes cocktails at children 5 thru 12. $2.50, and Rick Neureither and Pal Pullen third Monday of each month, noon at 1:30 p.m. at the funeral passed away TUesday evening of children Dale and Nancy, Ronald in being considered for member- which St. Patrick won 9-22. officer from the Lowell Police Lore Club will meet with Mrs. ple bom children. A slide 6:30 p.m., a delicious home- children under 5, free. at 8 p.m. chapel. Roetman Funeral Home. accidental injuries He is sur- and Virginia, and Larry of ship. Completion of the form Department will be present to Evelyn Tichelaar at 12745 program on twin infant care Caledonia. Rev Richard J. Raab vived by his wife, Robyne; his Muskegon and nine granchil- does not guarantee selection. discuss Child Watch and Heim Street, for our annual will be shown to new or ex- Linda Whalen is named officiating Interment in son Jacob; his mother and step- dren; 2 sisters Beulah Blough of Membership is based equally "Main St.", cont'd. EVERY SECOND TUES- finger printing. Babysitting potluck Thanksgiving dinner pectant mothers at 7:00 p.m. Freepon Cemetery father. Vita and Bo Uzzle of Ada, Alto. Freda Sebastion of Char- upon scholarship, leadership, DAY The Lowell Area Fish- will be provided. at 12:30. Dolores Laux will For more information, call his sister, Kelly Crane of Detroit; to GVSC Dean's List lotte, one brother Chris Fahmi character, and service. ing Club now meets at the be co-hostess. Everyone 691-8557 or 247-3940. SYTSMA - Mary Sytsma. of his brothers. Brody Uzzle and of Clarksville. Funeral services The Advisory Faculty Council Arrested by Lowell officers Sept. 25 and taken to the Kern Flat River Snowmobile TUES., OCT. 6: The Grand come! Linda Whalen of Lowell was Students must maintain a 3.5 Ada. passed away Tliesday. Sep- Landry Uzzle, both of Ada; his were held at Clock Funeral of five members, selected by the County Jail was Terry Zylstra, 37, of Grand Rapids on charges Clubhouse on Potters Road, Rapids Ostomy Association SAT,, OCT. 24: Vergennes one of eighty-four students grade point average or higher tember 22.1987. She is survived grandmothers. Mrs. Lois Crane Home in Muskegon. Burial was principal, will review the Stu- TUES., OCT 20: West Cen- of driving while license suspended, second offense. just East of Montcalm Ave, meets at 7:00 p.m. in the United Methodist Church named to the Dean's List at while earning 12 or more grade by her children, Jerry and Mar- and Mrs. Valerie Senkus. both at Spring Lake Cemetery. dent Activity Forms with other tral Michigan Historical Soci- Grand Valley State College for point credits. Involved in a minor property damage accident Sat., Sept 25. at 7:00 p.m. All prospective Kentwood Library. The guest Country Market Bazaar will information available about each ety potluck will be at the 1987 spring/summer session. was Edward Shepard Jr., 65, of Fenwick, when he attempted to members or interested indi- speaker, back by popular de- candidate to determine leader- Not a day passes over the earth, but men and women of no note do great deeds, pass a vehicle on Main at Monroe and collided with it. The driver viduals are cordially wel- speak great words and suffer noble sorrows." Charles Reade ship, character, and service. Can- mand, will be James Surrell of the second car was David Hayes. 23, of Grand Rapids come. M.D. speaking on, "Inflam- didates receiving a majority vote Issued an appearance ticket to 63rd District Court on charges matory Bowel Disease", of assault and battery was Sandra Strenzel. 27, of Alto, in connec FIRST MONDAY, Months tion with an incident in Lowell on Sept. 17. Chron's and Ulcerative Col- of Oct., Nov., Dec.; Bushnell itis. All interested persons School Parents Club will and invited to attend. For in- Fallasburg, cont'd. meet from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. formation call Lee, 534- in Music Room. Different and 4424. Hold On lb The Promise. hanging donated by Rainbow man Margaret McMahon would interesting programs sched- Stained Glass Studio. like to thank judges Michael uled for each meeting. FRI., OCT. 9: The Annual i In Saturday s pie contest, first, Whitman. Betsy Knox, and meeting of Cyclamen Chap- second and third in fruit pies Marsha LaHaye and to give a LADIES: Join us for coffee ter #94 OES will be held at went to; Betty Hessler of Beld- special thanks to donors; Saranac break/story hour and inter- 8 p.m., in the Lowell Masonic mg. Gayle Minkus of Ada. and Flower Shop and Ball Floral. Pic faith Bible study at Calvin Glad Fletcher of Lowell. recipes will be featured in future Temple. Committee chair- Trophies for the non-fruit cate- issues of the Ledger. Christian Reformed Church, men should have their an- gory went to Sharon Crandall of All prizes which were not Tues. mornings at 9:30 a.m. nual reports in written fom Ada. both first and third places; claimed can be picked up at the Also election of officers. and Maureen Amett of Lowell, Lowell Area Arts Council Center QUA-KE-ZIK second. The pie contest chair- between I and 5 p.m. SPORTSMEN'S CLUB SUN., OCT. 11: Ionia's first PARTNERS meets every 2nd and 4th Volksmarch, a pleasant 6.2 Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. at the mile walk through historic Club building at 11400 Fore- Ionia, will begin with registra- % Ev man Road, Lowell. tion at 1 p.m. and walk at 2 IN PUBLIC POWER Insurance agent p.m. from the Ionia Fair- THURS., OCT. 1: The Ver- grounds. Rest stops with for hire! gennes Co-operative Club water, snacks, and entertain- will meet at Schneider Manor ment along the route. "Walk at 1:00 p.m. The sponsor is at own pace'expected to end Together, We Bring Economical Goldie Clark, with hostesess at 5 p.m., with optional picnic Dorothy Randall, Irma and entertainment following Richmond, and Helen at the Fairgrounds. For more Electricity To You 24 Hours Schaefer. The program, information, contact Lisa "Wills and Trusts' will be pre- Coe, Wellness Coordinator A Day—365 Days A Year. sented by Dorothy Tegner of at Ionia County Memorial Presenting 1987 United States Did Kent Bank and Trust. Hospital (616) 527-4200 or Ionia Chamber of Commerce FRI., OCT. 2: The Council of (616) 527-2560. Constitution Coins. Performing Arts for Children Together, We Look Toward . (CPAC) presents the Prince SUN., OCT. 11: Portland Offered by the United States Dollar either individually, or Street Players in Aladdin, a Saint Patrick's 27th Annual magical musical for the entire Furnishing Your Future Electrical Mint in strictly limited edition, paired with the Gold Com in Fall Festival. Family style family, at 7:00 p.m. at East dinner from 1100 - 3:00 the Silver Dollar Proof con- a distinctive two-coin set. You Kentwood High School Au- p.m., Arts and Crafts Show Requirements. tains 0.76 troy ounces of pure can also obtain the 1987 Mint ditorium. Tickets are $2.00 10:00 a.m. - 500 p.m. with silver, and the Five Dollar and are available through over 100 booths, and Bingo Proof Set featuring the half Ticketmaster at 456-3333. at 6:00 p.m. Children's Gold Proof Coin contains 0.24 dollar, quarter, dime, nickel Your Citizens agent is seeking growing games and prizes and draw- ounces of pure gold. businesses in this area. Object cost- SUN., OCT. 4: Live on stage ings for quilts, afghans, and and one cent coin of the Con- at the Ionia Theatre is Fast You can purchase the Silver efficient insurance protection for your cash prizes are all part of the stitution Bicentennial year. business needs Custom-tailored at no Tracks. Fast Tracks is known activities. Portland St. Pat- extra cost. Like getting... Lowell light & Power Co. ...peace of mind for free. The Lowell Letteer SenrUj Lo*tll Art t Readen Stncc 1893 ff A ' ! PATT0N-JRB SERVING THE PEOPLE Of LOWELL SINCE IS95 AGENCY, INC. 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# The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, September 30, 1987 - Page 4 Smallest building Colorburst '87 The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday. September 30, 1987 • Page 5 is dedicated Bicycle tour is Sat. School lunches: Keep your kids safe & satisfied Packing lunche* is pan (if the Safe fo«id storage measures in- prices. which add fiber and variety "It's a great idea to let older a dentist appointment of Little The Grand Rapids Rapid while on a training nde near rooming routine for manv par- clude keeping hot foods hot and Nutritionally balanced cold hruit is always a good accom- children pack their own League practice after school by Wheelmen Bicycle Club again Kalamazoo. Recently, the ents ot school-age youngsters. 4- cold foods cool until they are lunches can be assembled using paniment, and grapes, hemes lunches. Hammerschmidt says. placing a note between the presents West Michigan's Annual event s founder and Director. H lood and nutrition specialist ready to be eaten. numerous food combinations. and raisins are especially fun to "They not only learn responsibil- sandwich and apple Young Bike and Breakfast Bicycle Tour Craig Campbell, was himself kiU Pat Hammerschmidt says lunch Foods can he kepi cool in a Milk is very important for eat. ity. but with some nutritional brown bag carriers often enjoy on Saturday. October 3. 1987. led by an alleged drunk driver is an important meal that de- variety of ways. Sandwiches that young growing bones. It can be Although parents may prepare guidelines, they also tend to pack the opportunity to decorate their Congratulations to Dcmsc ozs. and was 19 inches long Colorburst 87 is a metric cen- while verifying the route for this serves more thought than a quick are frozen and packed in lunches packed in a thermos or purchased lunch with their children's best what they enjoy eating It s also sacks with their own designs. (Anderson) ami Terry Amidon of Pmud () rand parents ate Carole tury bicycle tour covering 62 year's nde It is the desire of decision between bologna and before school will thaw out by at most schools. If a child prefers interests at heart, their efforts a good way for them to learn With some thought and imag- Midland. Michigan on the birth and George Anderson of Lowell miles of scenic hack roads in Craig's family that this event peanut butter sandwiches. lunchtime and save kitchen time fruit juice on some occasions, aren't appreciated. Making foods about the importance of good ination on the part of both par- of their son Bradley Dale Ami- and Jean and Emmett Amidon of Kent and Ionia Counties The ter- continue "Lunch should provide one- in the morning, too. cheese cubes make good milk appealing, especially to young nutrition." ents and young people, packing don on September 12. NH7 Grand Rapids. rain is rolling to hilly, providing As is Colorburst tradition, the third or more of the daily nutrient Hammerschmidt says most substitutes. children, sometimes takes a little The lunch box or bag can also lunches to take to school can he Bradley weighed in at 8 lbs 5 varying degrees of challenge to Grand Pn/e will be a new bity- requirements." Hammerschmidt foods freeze well except for Protein is usually present in creativity. serve as a message earner Busy a safe, educational and fun activ- both expert and novice cyclists. cle. drawn from itgistrations says. "Many nutritious foods can those containing eggs, jelly, to- the form of sandwich filling or Hammerschmidt suggests parents can remind a child about ity. The tour begins at Fallasburg only. The cost of Colorburst '87 be packed in a lunch that are ap- matoes or lettuce. For these hot thermos food. Beans and making raisin faces or designs pealing to children " Park Pavillion. 4 miles north of is SI2 for everyone 12 years or foods, she suggests buying an in- nuts can also be added to provide on open-faced sandwiches, or Lowell off Lincoln l-ake. Check- older. S6 for kids under 12. The Safety is a major considera- sulated lunch coolant such as extra protein cutting sandwiches into fancy tion when packing or storing HOT LUNCH MENU in is from 8-9 a m and a tempt- cost includes breakfast, snacks blue ice. which can he fro/en Sandwich bread is a good shapes to add appeal. Substitut- lunches. All lunches, regardless PUMJS ing breakfast, featuring made-to- and detailed maps for the mule and placed with the sandwich to source of grain. White breads are ing bananas, pineapple, apples, WEEK OF OCT. 5, 1987 of their contents, should be pre- order omelettes, fruit trays, nut All proceeds for this event will keep it cool, or making a coolant usually ennched with vitamins or carrots for jelly can bring new pared using fresh food in a clean and minerals, but Ham- breads, juices and hot coffee will be donated to MOTHERS by freezing water in a margarine life to peanut butter, and tuna, place with clean utensils. The merschmidt suggests that parents be offered from 8-9:30 a.m. AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING tub with a tight-fitting lid. cheese or cheese spread People once believed the scent of bean flowers caused MONDAY container used to sttwe the lunch Hot foods such as soup or chili encourage their children to try sandwiches keep lunchtime from As you may know, this nde Mr. Norm Sevensma is the lightheadedness. should also be clean. can add variety to cold lunches. whole-gram or wheat breads. being boring. Tacos w meat, cheese and lettuce, combread w honey. was begun in 1983 to eelebrate chairman for this year's nde For Hammerschmidt advises They can he stored safely in any vegetable or salad, chilled fruits or jello. milk the memory of bicycle racer and more information, call W- against reusing paper sacks be- Club member Donna Ryskamp. 8928, thermos container after it has who was killed b\ a drunk driver cause any food that is spilled in been I ilied with very hot lap TUESDAY them can result in bacterial water for a few minutes. Public growth. She suggests washing Hot Dogs or Cheeseburgers, lettuce salad w dressing, school lunch programs are also lunchboxes thoroughly after excellent sources of hot, well ba- tater tots or com. assorted fruits or pudding, bars or each use. The smallest building of the Fallasburg Pioneer Village has lanced meals at reasonable cookies, milk been dedicated by the West Central Michigan Historical Society. Homespun

WEDNESDAY At the September 15 meeting tor the nation s park systems. Fi- Devotions New Sky Show Italian Spaghetti or Noodle Casserole, cabbage salad of the West Central Michigan nally a rousing round of applause Historical Society, the newest ad- The Roger B Chaffee Plan- Saturday and Sunday at 2:30 and or vegetable. French bread w p-nut butter, choice of was given for the new building dition to what is hoped to be- Meanwhile, donations for the etarium opens an all new sky 3:30 p.m. This schedule is good fresh or canned fruit, milk come the Fallasburg Pioneer Vil- purchase of a house in Fallasburg show October 1, 1987. when "Il- until November 22. then resumes MECHANICALLY SOUND lage was dedicated. Situated to arc still coming in. Please con- By Pauline Spray lusions of the Night" is presented January 7 through February 28. the north and west of the in the 86 seat domed theatre In Closed Thanksgiving Day. THURSDAY sider making your name part of Schoolhouse Museum, ihe new the donor list b> sending a con- conjunction with the Grand For the younger audience, the Sliced Roast Turkey or Chicken Nuggets, mashed Rapids Public Museum's exhibi- facility is of the latest design and tribution to ihe Vergennes His- If the Lord delight in us. then he to face life free from unhappi Chaffee Planetarium will pre- tion 'Abracadabra: Magic in sent. 'The Sky Tonight." This potatoes w gravy or "oven fries", buttered mixed veg- is appreciated by both museum toric Commission, 12625 Bailey will hnng us into this land, and ness give it to us...(Numbers I4:H). So it is with the HeavenU Michigan," this fascinating pro- pnxJuction, designed for audi- etables or green beans, hillbilly rolls or bread w honey volunteers and passers-by. Drive, Lowell, 49331. About duction explores features of the ences 3-8 years of age will intro- Members and guests first vie- $27,000 has been raised: another Brad was proud of his new Father and His children. He will butter, jello v\ whip or fruit, milk night sky that are not as they ap- duce youngsters to the skies of wed a number of small framed $10,000 is needed to trigger our writing tablet Then the pad dispell our fears if we respect pear. the current season. Visitors will pictures of unique outhouses, matching funds-grant. Other broke loose from the cover. h>r His wishes, obey His commaiui Visitors will explore U.F.O. s, be introduced to Pegasus the fly- FRIDAY borrowed from the presidents grants arc available to restore a moment the little boy was ments, and trust Him implicith northern lights and other sky ing horse and other sky pictures, bmther-in-law's bathnxmi wall. buildings purchased. Maybe heartbroken. A bit later, how- We mav0 not be able to foresee Fishwiches or Tuna Salad Sandwiches, potato chips phenomena that can be mislead- and will learn why we experi- Perhaps the outstanding example next year a larger house can be ever, he looked up into his the events of the future, but wo ing. Is the moon larger when it ence day and night. and pickles, soup or salad or baked beans, fruit or is a two story outhouse, long ago dedicated. father's face, nodded his head can face life without anxiety, pro- rises than when its high over Showtimes are Saturday at jello. cookies, milk. connected to the second floor of The injthouse was paid for by confidently, and said. "Daddy, viding we arc depending upon head, or does it just appear that 11:30 a.m., and 1:30 p m. and a house by a walkway. They the county, the Historical Soci- you can fix it. can't you *" Him. way? Sunday at 1:30 p.m. This show learned that outhouses are a S10 ety. and ihe Vergennes Coopera- A child's confidence in his par- We need not question God s Price of lunches to students includes milk. Elementary Showtimes are Thursday runs October 3 through million a year business, mostlv tive Club. ent is a marvelous thing And the love and attention. We need not parent delights in dispelling his question His ability to fulfill His through Saturday evening at 8:00 November 21. For more informa- It you ewer entertain a bunch of bishops, you should youngster's anxieties by doing promises. Our chief concern is p.m., and Friday at 2:30 p.m. tion call 456-3985. know, they're known in the aggregate as a bench of those things which enable him bishops this: Arc we living so He finds We Have Over 25 Cars & - ! "possess the land." Prayer: Help me to live, O AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY | HEALTH Trucks Priced At.., By $ ADA COMMUNITY 1 Dr. Paul Gauthier CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY Dr. Jim Lang MISSIONARY CHURCH REFORMED CHURCH 1 10501 Semewood Ph 097-7185 ADA CHRISTIAN 2,50(r OR LESS! CHURCH OF LOWELL 7227 Thomapple River Dr 676-1032 1 Sunday Schoo* 9 45 A M Meet tug ai the Lowell Middle School REFORMED CHLRCH Pastor JERRY L JOHNSON Worship Service 1100AM can my glance pierce COMMON PARASITES: PART II (12675 Foreman l 7152 Hradlield Si., S t 67h-l(iMH Morning Worship 10 00AM 1 Evening Service 6 00PM ugh the haze Sundav Mommi; Worship REV BRIAN P BOSSCHHR Sunday School 11 20 A M 1 Prayer and Bible Study-7 30 P M Wednesdays ich covers all my future This week will conclude our 2 part article on common parasites And Children s MmiNine^ KHIO A M Morning Worship . H 4S A M and 11 (W A M Evening Worship 6 00 P M 1 GLENN H MARKS i; and their treatment. Midweek Bible Services and Youth Ministn Sunda) School 10 (10 A M WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS Foreman Road "A JOVFtL WORSHIPPING COMMUNITY* Evening Worship 6 00 P M COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUR But yet I know that o'er it all KM?-6477 097 9110 CHURCH HOME WELCOME TO ALL Rules He and notes the sparrow's PINWORMS

Author Unknown Pin worms are small roundworms which are extremely common. FIRST BAPTIST CHLRCH ELMDALE CHURCH CHLRCH OF THE NAZARENE 1 In fact, current U.S. studies have concluded that pinworms may BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH affect up to 50% of the children living in the United States! Trans- OF ALTO OF THE NAZARENE OF LOWELL 1 GET YOUR 3900 East Fulton 0»mer at 60ih Slrcei & BjiktuIi Avenue 9213 Eimdaie Rd CtarktviNe 201 NtHih Washmgum Street 1 mission occurs through the ingestion of eggs. Symptoms arc most REV RAYMOND E BEFUS h.I KMX) A M Sunday Scnooi 10 00 AM Res Rick Upchurch L often mild, usually limited to rectal itching caused by the female Morning Worship 9 50AM "hurch School 10110 A M 1 migrating to the peri-anal area to lay eggs. The diagnosis is made WINTER BEATER Morning Worship 11 00 A M Morning Worship 1100AM (Broadcast 10 AM WMAX 1470) l vamg Wonhip 7:00 P.M Evening Worship 6 00PM Morning Worship 11 00 A M by identifying eggs adhering to tape applied to the peri-anal area. Sunday School 1115AM Wednesday Bible Study Wednesday Night Worship ... 7 00 PM Kvenmg Service 6 011PM 1 Treatment is readily available and the disease is preventable through Evening Service 6 00 P M Wednesday Mid Week Service NOW. BEFORE ami Prayer Meeting 7.00 P M, REV GREGORY A FREED PASTOR Wednesday Service 7 30 P M good hygiene. (616) 868-7292 Jr Teens. Adults 700 P M 1 Paster Gene SCTTO Everyone Welcome Nurser\ Come A: Worship Wuh I'n 968-6403 or 068-6912 TRICHINOSIS THE SNOW SARANAC COMMUNITY CHURCH FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Trichinosis is primarily a disease of swine, but humans may (United Church of Crmst) FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF LOWELL become infected by eating raw or poorly cooked contaminated FLIES GOOD SHEPHERD 125 Bridge St Saranac Ml CHURCH OF LOWELL (United Church of Chnst) Sinthdotf meat. In the human, the worm matures and eventually migrates Phone 642-6322 LUTHERAN CHURCH 621 E Mam Street 897-5936 404 North Hudson to the muscles, where it is destroyed by the body. This reaction Morning Worship 10 00 A M 10305 Bluewater Highway REGULAR HOURS 897-5906 causes symptoms of muscle soreness, fever, and puffy eyes. More Sunday School 1115AM Morning Worship 10 00AM Morning Worship 9 00 A M and 10 45 A M , Worship and Church School . . . 10 00 A M severe reactions and even death may occur with heavy infestations. Home BiDie Studies - Several Locations Sunday School & Adult Bible Class . 9 00 A M. Church School 9 30 to 10 30 AM Barner-Free Nursery Provided OCT. I: Harold Mettemick. Jr.. Trichinosis is suspected on the basis of clinical symptoms but it Diat-A-Prayer • phone 642-9659 REV WILLIAM AMUNDSEN. MINISTER Rev David Hagens Mm.sler JOSEPH FREMER PASTOR John Kloosterman, Doug Sandy must be diagnosed conclusively with a muscle biopsy. Treatment GROWING ON THE PROMISES OF GOD 897-8307 Nursery available at both services Eleanor Martin Director ol Education OCT. 2: Ann Pursley. Sand) with Vermox (R) is effective and prevention is accomplished by Stanly Hagemeyer Pastor Barner • Free Entrance Manlyn (Xwnituk Director of Music Pursley, Bob Mercer. Debbie properly cooking meat for human consumption as well as all food Shaffer. fed to pigs. FIRST CHURCH OF OCT. 3: George Anderson FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SCHISTOSOMASIS FRIENDSHIP COUNTRY CHAPEL CHRIST, SCIENTIST OCT. 4: Ray Pitsch, Ron Paw ST. MARY S OF LOWELL 48 Lafayette SE (1 block S of Fulton) loski. Jean Kinsey, Marj Hard- ASK FOR New Address 2275 Wwi Ma«n Slrw* Grand Rapids Ml This disease is caused by a blood fluke which has a complex CATHOLIC CHURCH 10200 Grand River Ave ing, Roger Harris. 897 7168 life cycle involving fresh-water snails as an intermediate host. It 402 N Amity Sunday Services 10 30 A M OCT, 5: Bob Wilkerson Sunday Scnoo 945 A M Sunday Service 4 Sunday School 10 30 AM. is largely a tropical disease with only occasional U.S. cases being Harold Zetgler Ford MSGNR JAMES MORAN Wednesday Bible Study 7 00 P M OCT. 6: Steven J. Ayres, 'Harry Knox Sunoay Wo*sNp Services 11 00 A M & 600 P M Wednesday Evening Service ... 8 00 P M reported Transmission is through exposure of the skin to water NEW HOURS BOB ROUSH, PASTOR Michelle Seme. Dennis Doni Awana Wednasday . .650PM (Child Care Provided) Saturday Mass 5 30 P M 897-7489 containing larvae released by infected snails. The acute phase of Wednesday Prayv Meeting 7 00 P M hak. ;r£T Car ft Truck Center Sunday Mass 900&1100AM Readmq Room at 24 Division N the disease may result in diarrhea and abdominal pain, with enlarge- OP OARBFLI ML SON 897-5300 OCT. 7: Fred Ray. Richard 'Weekdays 9 to 5 00; Saturdays 10 to 200) ment of the liver and spleen Effective treatment is available, but "Fred Wiiiison LOWELL. MICHIGAN • PHONE 897 8431 DAVID coee YOUTH PASTOP 997-6348 Rasch, Jenny Idema. John Al- major efforts should be directed toward improving sanitation and Jim Clemmons ALL ARE WELCOME berts. Kathy Mitchell. Hemi rarlislc. Cora Stormzand. elimination ol the snail as the intermediate host. The Lowell l.edfser - Wcdncsdav. September 30, 1987 - Page 6 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, September 30, 1987 - Page 7 Saranac Cheerleaders head for Nationals Ledger Entries . . . r t ^of 75.50 ind 25 Years Ago The Saranac Varsity Basket- ball Cheerleaders qualified for # t he Lowell Lectaer s • • • National compelilion to he lield By| in Nashville. Tenn, Dec. 28-2M- Priscillal 30 Saranac qualified by becom- ing a Cinind Champion finalist l.ussmycr in Ihe varsity division at the Inter national Cheerleading Kounda- ... , tion summer camp held at Hope College The squad also earned numer- ous awards in spirit, enthusiasm, gymnastics, and cheer X V* Coach Marylin Sage-Dawson says thai the squad is working t ^ hard to earn money to go. and 100 YEARS AGO IN THE JOURNAL - SEPTEMBER 29 also working hard putting a 3 mi- 1887 nute combination dance and Dr. McKay now has another office by himself, over Clark cheerleading rtMiline together and Winegar s. (Not Dr. Orval!) Bert Wolverton of Saranac is arrested for immoderate driv- LISTING ing in the village Dr. J.D. Kergan is coming to Trains Hotel for one day only, \ and promises to cure deformities, deafness, consumption, MAGAZINE hernias, cancer, etc., by exclusive treatments and operations V known only to Dr. Kergan and his associates G PGoturGS Complete P 75 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - SEPTEMBER 26,1912 Listings off Lowoll m j The Cloverteaf Club is sponsoring a series of five lecture- tl* VJ w Th« first ilKjitratod daily concert dates for the winter. newspaper in tha United A new continued story begins. The Carpet from Bagdad" Cable TV Channolt States was tha Maw York with illustrations of camels and a pretty girl. Pictured: Top; Kathy Schied, Carmen Mac Donald. Middle; Penny Leslie, Kari Jackson, Daily Graphic, 1873. The French army is investing in thousands of aeroplanes, On A Daily Basis. Andrea Salka, Jill Denny. Front; Marci Weeks. Not pictured; Tanya Fisher. and says a French war department offidal. if Germany equips an Air Force, war will be made impossible. Our editor suggests JV Equestrians international agreements instead ol expensive arms races. G Spociai Sports Rain is delaying the bean crop Continue to score 50 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - SEPTEMBER 30,1937 Listings Peach and apple crops are plentiful. The Lowell JV Equestrian Beute and Ryan Brant placed 4th Lowell Days promotions on Wednesdays award "minor hon- ? team added 20 points to their sea- and 6th, respectively, to continue ors" at 2 p.m., "major honors" to one person present at 4 p.m. G Spociai Daily K son total at the Hudsonville meet the team'i winning ways. The JV when the fire whistle goes off. Participants must register only on September 28, with only 3 team also placed both its riders once. Movio Listings members present. Ryan Brant in IVail Class; Ryan Brant placed The boys and two girts of Boynton School save the Jacob started the team off by placing 4th and Katie Hawk placed 6th. Glowack house by organizing a bucket-and-whatever brigade 3rd in Western Showmanship and Unfortunately, Andrea Schenk to pour water on the burning roof. Lan/n Zigmont and her family wvuld like to Stacy Beute added points by could not attend the meet, other- Lowell M.S. plays host to a visiting marching band (Ionia) G Listings Coincido thank the Lorn?// Lions Club, LohvII Rotary Club, placing 6th in Hunt Scat Show- wise the coach feels confident for the first time, and shows off it's first girl drum major, Ruth that the JV team would have eas- Knights of ( olumbus, Lowe// Wmien's Club, Low- manship. Houseman. With Numbors On In a major point earning coup, ily doubled last weeks score. ell High Srhwl National Honor Society, UMiell 25 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER • SEPTEMBER 27,1962 Stacy Beute earned six points by The team continues to de- Trudy Schlemitzauer will represent the U.S. with 18 others Your Tuner Education Association, Alto Lions Club, Unwll winning the Hunt Seat Equita- monstrate excellent sportsman- in the World championships in shooting in Cairo. Egypt. Moose Lodge and lUmien of the Moose, Order tion class, besting 13 riders. ship, and is impnwing at cach The new high school is going up ahead of schedule, walls of the blast em Star, IxmvII High School Ski Club, Placing fth in Hunt Seat meet. facing the street are almost done. G Compioto A Bareback. Stacy added two more WW Rxst and Auxiliary* hirst Congregational The final meet is this Saturday, The Methodist church's new Education Building is ready points to the team s total Katie October 3, at Cedar Springs Church "Helen Ixtok Daly Hind", Unveil High for use, and one of the first events will be a weiner roast in lasy To Uso Hawk then scored three points Bnng your team jacket to wear the fireplace for the youth group. Sdiool Student Council, St. Mary's Home and by placing 4ih out of 23 riders for the team photo See you City Council takes bids on removal of 35 dead animals and Channel Station City School Association, /imerican Legion, Unveil in Western Equitation there! dying elm trees. OGD WWMT Kalamazoo Masonic Uxlge. Unveil Community Hind, l^nxell In Western Riding. Stacy O® WUHQ Battta Creek WXMI Grand Rapids High School Class of '88 and the many individuals O® OS) WLNS Lansing far their contributions and fund-raising during OS) WSYM Lansing the past year. Ifirough wur kindness and the Equestrians take commanding lead Od) WOTV Grand Rapids WILX Lansing - ir thought fulness of Unveil High School Principal Homecoming festivities were ing, Deborah Biggs took 3rd and Kinsey 4th. Julie Johnson 6th; ing. Rob Huver 2nd; Trail, oo wove PBS Dick Korb far initiating and overseeing the drive, (DO WKAR PBS enhanced by the Lowell A Julie Johnson, 6ch. Hunt Seat Fit- Hunt Seal Equitation. Rob Tammy Jeske Ist. Tracy Lyons payment of Laura's electric wheelchair has now ® dD WZZM Grand Rapids Equestrian Team's decisive win. ting and Showing, Rob Huver, Huver 1st, Melanie Nelson 2nd; 3rd; Rag Race. Laura Finney HBO Movies been completed. Lowell A accumulated an impre 1st and Melanie Nelson, 4th; Hunt Scat Bareback. Tracy 1st; Speed and Action. Rick WTBS Atlanta Ybur generosity will always be remembered. ssive 165 points followed by Saddle Seat Equitation. Chris Lyons 1st. Melanie Nelson 2nd, Wingeier 1st. Tammy Jeske 2nd. © MAX Movies CONTAINS LISTINGS FOR FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2 Rockford 64, Forest Hills Cen- Carrick, 1st. Kelleigh Kinsey, Kelleigh Kinsey 5th; Equitation Kirsten Hawk 3rd, Laura Finney USA USA Net tral 39, Zee I and 34 and Hudson- 2nd, Julie Johnson. 3rd, De- Over Fences.Tammy Jeske. 2nd. 4th; IVo-Man Relay. Rick DISN Disney CBN Va. Beach THRU THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1987 Laura 0 ville 17. borah Biggs, 6th; Saddle Seat Kelleigh Kinsey 3rd; Western Wingeier and Tammy Jeske 1st. O O WON Chicago Scoring for Lowell in the Pattern, Chris Carrick 3rd, De- Equiution, Rob Huver 1st. The third and final District V Bill, Mary, O ESPN Sports DON MURRAY and Victoria Principal star In MMrasa, airing Sunday on CBS. In tha dramatic movta, Principal portrays a Western Fitting and Showing borah Biggs 4th, and Julie Melanie Nelson 4ih.Tracy Lyons meet will be held next Saturday and Jayne CNN onco-ambWoua actraaawhoaacawrfloala. and uWmatatyhafWaatyla.changa whan aha lala In lovawmi a waWhy contractor. were Rob Huver 1st; Melanie Johnson 6lh; Saddle Seat 5th; Western Bareback. Melanie in Cedar Springs at the Red Flan- NICK Nick Nelson 2nd; and Tracy Lyons Bareback, Chns Carrick 2nd, Nelson 1st. Rob Huver 2nd. nel Saddle Club showgrounds. 6th. In Saddle Seat and Show- Deborah Biggs 3rd. Kelleigh TVacy Lyons 5th; Western Rid- SHOWBOAT CHANGING W- % m rv T. • BREAKFAST •! *;> * • LUNCH "Vf- MP Better Hearing Through Professional Care OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK TIMES DINNER NEW HOURS: RESTAURANT • > V 11:30 -11 Sun.-Thurs. Beltone Hearing Aid Center 2186 W. Main, Lowell ii:30-MidniteFri.&sat. 2186 W. Main, Lowell of Grand Rapids • 10oo Senior Discount in cooperation with TRY OUR WEEKNITE SPECIALS: (Across From Family Fare) Lowell Senior Center 4-11 p.m. Mon. thru Thurs. • Children & Senior Menu will be offering MONDAY - Buy one pizza - get one FREE! "Old Fashion Coming Soon FREE HEARING EVALUATIONS TUESDAY - Taco nite - our great tacos JUST 49* Goodness " t Daily Breakfast, Lunch & at Lowell Senior Center WEDNESDAY - Burrito nite - ONLY *2.99 HOURS: Mon.-Thurs. 5:30 - 10:00 Dinner Specials That Are 214 E. Main THURSDAY - Taco Salad nite - JUST *2.99 (All new edible shell!) Fri. & Sat. 5:30 -11:00 Sure To Please The Palate Lowell, Michigan Sunday 7:00-11:00 • Ask About Reservations For Thursday, October 8. 1987 FAST SERVICE! 10:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M. Give Us TRY OUR Large Groups 10 fT $ w IN HOME TESTING ALSO AVAILABLE v A Try! 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CITY COUNCIL SEC. 12-32. APPLICATION FOR LICENSE; OATH. CON- (b) Written notice of suspension or revocation stating the CITY OF LOWELL TENTS. cause or causes therefor shall be delivered to the licensee KENT COUNTY. MICHIGAN personally or mailed to his address as stated in his application for license. The adoption of the following ordinance was moved by Courv Each person required to procure a license from the City shall file an application with the City Clerk in the form and almember Thompson, seconded by Coundlmember Doyle (c) Any person whose license is revoked or suspended or S Personals manner prescribed by the City Clerk and shall state under Business For Sale SFORSAUS 8Help Wanteds Plan your oath such facts as may be required for, or applicable to. the any person whose request for a license is refused shall have AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 12 ARTICLE I the right lo an informal hearing before the City Manager pro- SECTIONS 12-1 THROUGH 12-4 Of AND TO ADD SEC- granting of such license, including the following NEED A D.J.7 color tour vided a written request therefor is filed with the City Clerk SSemxl[ APPLES. PEARS. VEGET- FOR SALE - 2 bedroom HELP WANTED - 2 posi- TIONS 12-30 to 12-41 TO THE CODE OF ORDINANCES We play your lavorite within ten days follwing the delivery or mailing of notice of ABLES. PUMPKINS, trailer, furnished, at Wabasis tions open, 1 Structural Fab- TWenty-five autumn color OF THE CITY OF LOWELL music for all occasions (a) The full names, business addresses and residence ad- revocation or suspension or within ten days following such MEUER SHOE REPAIR - is CIDER. ALL VARIETIES Lake. To be moved. Call 691 - ricator. 1 Structural Welder. tours. 334 festivals and events, dresses of all owners, proprietors, officers, managers and refusal. The informal heanng shall be held within twenty-one All types ol music to now accepting applications ARE READY NOW. - 8894 after 4:30 p.m., anytime Only qualified need apply, at 70 orchards and cider mills, and THE CITY OF LOWELL ORDAINS: days ol the filing of the request therefore. local employees of the applicant's business; the names and choose from. for full and part-time posi- Golden and Red Delicious, on week-ends. Steel Supply and Engineer- no fewer than 337 attractions fill Lite & Listen SECTION 1. THAT SECTIONS 12-1. 12-2,-12-3, and 12-4 addresses of each officer, if the applicant is a corporation tions. We offer flexible hours, Stark s Splendors, Northern C46 ing, 2020 Newark, S.E., the 68 full-color pages of the (d) A person aggrieved by the action of the City Manager Sound Systems Michigan TVavel Bureau's new OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF LOW- a sales incentive and for full- Spies, Empires, Macintosh, Grand Rapids, Mi. 49507. (b) The place or places in the City where it is proposed to may appeal to the City Council by filing a written request with Fall TVavel Planner ELL ARE HEREBY AMENDED TO READ AS FOLLOWS: Call: 897-4336 time employees, a complete Ida Reds, Nollys and C46-47 maintain the applicant s business, and the length of time dur- the City Clerk within ten days of the delivery or mailing of the PIANO FOR SALE - Re- The planner, the fourth in the NCTFN benefit package is available Jonathans. Visit our new ing which it is proposed that such business be conducted. City Manager s action. The City Council shall consider the sponsible party to assume bureau 's series of seasonal guide SEC. 12-1. DEFINITIONS. appeal at the next regular meeting of the City Council. The We have all shifts available: cider mill. Take home small monthly payments on books, also contains a guide to City Council may reverse any refusal to issue a license or E SHOW - Oct. 9 days, evenings and week- donuts, caramel apples or HELP WANTED As used in this chapter, the following words and phrases shall (c) The nature, character and quality of the goods, wares, piano. See locally. Call Man- color-change time in Michigan, any revocation or suspension of a license, and the City Coun- nd 10 located at the 44th ends. You may apply at any pie. ORCHARD HILL Top commisions. Choose diagrams of the most frequently have the meanings indicated: merchandise or services to be sold or offered for sale by the ager at 618-234-1306 any- cil may grant or reinstate any license. No person shall operate t. S.E. National Guard Ar- of the following Meijer Shoe FARMS, Clarence Klahn, your own hours. No cash seen leaves, lists of information applicant in the City. time. any business during any time when his license has been investment. Demonstrate sources, telephone numbers, and (a) "Peddler" means any person, traveling by foot, wagon, , Grand Rapids finest Repairs located in any of the 9896 Cascade Rd., Lowell. revoked or suspended. C45-47 good quality and fully general travel information automotive vehicle or any other type of conveyance, from (d) The nature and kind of business which the applicant featuring quality deal- following Meijer stores: 2425 Phone 868-7229. "This travel planner clearly il- place to place, from house to house, from street to street, proposes to conduct and the manner of operating same with a wide range of anti- Alpine N.W., Grand Rapids; C46TFN guaranteed toys, gifts, and (e) All decisions of the City Council shall be final. lustrates why Michigan travel is carrying, conveying or transporting goods, wares, tickets, ues. Friday. 10-9 and St. 3955 Clyde Park, Wyoming; home decor plus our new MOVING SALE - Fabulous. setting record after record and merchandise, means, fish, vegetables, fruits, garden truck, (e) A list of all assumed, trade or firm names under which 0-6 p.m. Just one half mile 0-550 Baldwin, Jenison; Christmas line. Top hostess SEC. 12-38. CARRYING LICENSE; DISPLAY; REQUIRE- USED CEMENT BLOCKS Funtastic. Fall Sale. Fri. and why we have become the 8th farm products or provisions, offenng the same for retail sale, the applicant intends to do business. 5531 28th St. S.E., Grand awards. No collecting. No MENTS. est of 131 X-way on 44th AND USED SILO STAVES Sat., Oct. 2 and 3, 9-5. Anti- most popular travel destination or making sales and delivenng articles to purchasers, and Rapids delivering, No service (f) The nature and character of any signs or advertising it. S.W. Food service, good - Orchard Hill Farm, Clar- que chest, waterbed. tools, in the United States," said Michi- anyone who solicits orders and as a separate transaction C46 charge. Don't miss out- done or proposed to be done in order to attract customers A licensee shall carry the license issued pursuant to this rking. ence Klahn, 9896 Cascade clothing, crafts and a large gan Travel Bureau Director John makes delivenes to purchasers. The word "peddler" shall in- start now. 1 Article at all times when engaged in the operation, conduct Rd.. Lowell, phone 868- variety of other items. 5 miles Savich. clude the words "hawker" and "huckster. * Friendly Home Parties 'Travel and tourism were up (g) Whether or not the applicant or person conducting or or maintenance of any business for which the license was INSTANT CASH - Be a toy 7229. north of Lowell at 1959 Lin- granted; except that where such business is operated, con- Phone (616)868-6662 after at least six percent over last (b) "Transient merchant" means any person engaged tern- managing the applicant's business has been convicted of a and gift catalog hostess. C46tfn coln Lake. ducted or maintained at a fixed place or establishment, said 5:00 or (616)897-8077 if no year's record performance dur- poranly in the retail sale of goods, wares, merchandise, in crime, misdemeanor or the violation of any municipal ordi- mms Show our catalog to your C46 nance. and if so, full particulars in connection therewith. license shall be displayed at all times in some conspicuous PIANO TUNING - repair and answer call 1-800-227-1510 ing the Memorial Day-Labor any place in the City and who. for the purpose of conducting friends and neighbors. Earn Day penod," Savich said, "mak- place in his place of business; and he shall produce the same moving. Also Spinet and up- Also Booking Parties. such business, occupies or uses any lot, building, room or 50% free merchandise or 33 ing this a $9 billion summer in (h) The length of time the applicant is proposing to do for examination when requested to do so by any City officer. ANTED • Small house or structure of any kind, including "itinerant merchants," "itinerant 1 /3% cash. Salespersons nght pianos for sale, plus 2 the middle of a $14 billion travel vendors" and persons engaged in selling goods, wares or business rtment to rent In Lowell SEC. 12-39. LICENSES NONTRANSFERABLE. also needed Make big complete drum sets with ZikJ- SCard of ThanksS year-our consecutive record merchandise at retail in the City and who are not on the rea. Call days 897-9261. money working right from jians. Phone Everllng Rubber Stamps & Engraved year.*' property tax rolls of the City; and any person who commences (i) If the applicant does not own the property from which venlngs 897-9583. Ask for the applicant will conduct business, the applicant shall also No license or permit issued under the provisions of this home. Call 1-800-654-3200 Music, North Ada. 874- Signs made to order. 897- The Travel Planner is one of a a business of selling goods, wares and merchandise at retail n. CARD OF THANKS - We submit a written and signed lease or statement by the property Article shall be transferable. or wnte Perfect Party Plan. 8235. 9261 dozen or more publications pm- in the City after the first day of January in any year and who NCTFN wish to express our appreci- duced or distributed by the Travel owner giving the applicant permission to use the property. P.O. Box 951, Bellmawr, N.J. C46 is not assessed in connection with said business on the prop- ation to relatives, friends, Bureau. Others include the popu- erty tax roll of the City for that year and who conducts said SEC. 12-40. SITE REQUIREMENTS. 08031. and neighbors who were so lar bed & breakfast directory, the business for a penod of less than one hundred eighty (180) (j) A copy of the applicant's state sales tax license. OWELLI APARTMENTS- C44-47 Transient merchants may utilize only sites located in com- SEASONED OAK AND kind during the time of Carl s Printed Napkins, Matches hotel/motel guide, the cabin/cot- days ow taking bids for snow re- tage directory, golf, charterboal, SEC. 12-33. EXPIRATION DATE. EXCEPTION. mercial zoning districts and must comply with all setback, MAPLE - cut and split. $100/ passing. A special thanks to 897-9261 oval. Call 897-7135 or see WOOD CUTTING -1 will cut camping, "you-pick" farm and side yard and rear yard zoning requirements. The site must cord; $40/rick. Approximately Rev. Amundsen, Drs. Lang SEC. 12-2. ENFORCEMENT OF CHAPTER PROVISIONS winenes directories. The license shall terminate on the 180th day next after the be suitably large and suitably located to avoid any traffic anager at 1510 Deborah your wood, on your land, for 1/2 rick of kindling free with and Gauthier and the Lydia Any of these publications can issuance of such license and the expiration date shall be congestion or hazards to the public health, safety and welfare. rive. Apt 202. shares or cash. Will cut any It shall be the duty of any officer of the City to require any each cord ordered. Call 457- Circle. Subscribe To be obtained by calling the Michi- indicated on the face of the license. A license may not be Off street parking must be available if the site does not abut 46 hardwood. Call 457-0859. peddler or transient merchant, who is not known by such 0859. The Carl Haddan Family gan Travel Bureau, toll-free ai 1- renewed and a new license may not be granted within 180 on street parking spaces. If traffic congestion or other safety C42tfn officer to be duly licensed as provided in Articles II or III C42tfn C46 The Ledger 800/5432-YES. **** hereof, to produce his license and to enforce the provisions days of the expiration of a license. hazards result from the conduct of the business, the City Manager may suspend or revoke a license until the traffic of this Chapter against any person found to be violating the Jim Cook. Jr. BROWN S ASPHALT pav- same. SEC. 12-34. STATE AND COUNTY LICENSE OR PERMIT congestion or other safety hazard is eliminated. PREREQUISITE TO ISSUANCE OF CITY LICENSE AUCTIONEER ing, commercial and residen- tial. Free estimates. Call 897- SEC. 12-3. LOUD NOISES AND SPEAKING DEVICES SEC. 12-41. SIGNS. AH Types of Sales YMCA FALL-BALL STANDINGS $1,000 SIGN-ON BONUS No license or permit required by this Article shall be issued 5639 or 897-7953 (616) 897-8872 Games Thru September 27 No peddler or transient merchant, nor any person in his to any person who is required to have a license or permit Any other ordinance provisions notwithstanding, no trans- CTFN behalf, shall shout, make any cryout, blow a horn, ring a bell, from the state or county until such person shall submit evi- ient merchant may use signs exceeding a total of 45 square SUNDAY CO-ED LEAGUE FOR or use any sound device, including any loud speaking radio dence of such state or county license or permit and proof feet of surface area including any sign on vehicles from which LET RAY TRIM or cut down Old Tyme Estate Sen/ice 6-0 or sound amplifying system upon any of the streets, alleys, that all fees appertaining thereto have been paid. items are sold. Signs shall be suitably located and anchored BINGO your tree the safety way with S.J. Bob Furniture 5-1 parks or other public places of the City or upon any private to prevent any sight disruption, traffic disruption or other a cherry picker. 616-794- (Rico Mead) 3-3 REGISTERED NURSES Every Friday night, 7:30 P.M. premises in the City where sound of suftiaent volume is emit- SEC. 12-35. COMPLIANCE WITH CODE REQUIRED. hazard and shall, at a minimum, comply with the set back 2499. Nines' Lumber Co. 2-4 PLUS competitive wages, various and other kxabonal requirements of the City's zoning ordi- ted or produced therefrom to be capable of being plainly Lowell VFW Hall, CTFN Michigan Automotive 2-4 benefits (health, life, disability insurance, heard upon the streets, avenues, alleys, parks, or other public No license shall be granted to any applicant until the appli- nance. Error s Inc. 0-6 % East Main Si, Lowell cant has complied with all of the provisions of this Chapter and more). places, for the purpose of attracting attention to any goods, G&S CONCRETE - Flat- and Code pertaining to the business for which application for SECTION 3: THIS ORDINANCE SHALL TAKE EFFECT Early Bird Bingo at 6:45 P.M. MONDAY CO-ED LEAGUE POSITIONS OPEN INCLUDE: wares or merchandise which such licensee proposes to sell. PUHJC MVITHI the license is made, nor shall any license be granted where TEN (10) DAYS AFTER ITS PUBLICATION IN ACCOR- m work, basement floors, drive- Sneaker s Sports Bar 4-0 SEC. 12-4. USE OF STREETS the approval of any officer of the City is required prior to the DANCE WITH THE CITY CHARTER. ways, approaches, trailer J.T. Machine 2-0 PATIENT CARE COORDINATOR issuance thereof until such approval is made. pads, patios, etc. Call 794- Yakes Office Supply 3-1 No peddler or transient merchant shall have any exclusive YEAS: Councilmembers: Thompson, Doyle, Collins, Fonger LEGION 1455. Belding. Lowell Medical 2-1 • Full-time position combining direct nght to any location in the public streets, nor shall he be SEC. 12-36. PAYMENT OF FEES. and Maatman. C28tfn Lowell Sport Shoppe 1-2 patient care and management NAYS: NONE OF THE MOOSE permitted to operate in any congested area where his oper- Good Time Charlie s 1-3 functions including supervision of ations might impede or inconvenience the public. No license shall be issued until the fees in amounts estab- ABSENT: NONE Tuesdays CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS Host Intemational 0-4 lished from time to time by resolution of the City Council shall An, i,pe p'op^u, jnv*ihe"e Injector Corporation 0-4 patient care and support of nursing SECTION 2. THAT THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE be paid by the applicant to the City Clerk. No license shall ORDINANCE DECLARED ADOPTED. BINGO!! tn Vichiqj'* *-5 Hou'*, administration operations. be required from any person exempt from payment of the fee LaU. I tee • iiuU ^ IS il WEDNESDAY MEN'S LEAGUE CITY OF LOWELL IS HEREBY AMENDED BY ADDING Early Birds 6:00 P.M. • R.N. (B.S.N, preferred) + 5 more years SECTIONS 12-30 THROUGH 12-41 AS ARTICLE III TO by state or federal law. Such persons shall comply with all David M. Pasquale, City Clerk F i'sl N.ii'O"^ Acopianct* Co D.LT. 5-0 CHAPTER 12, WHICH SECTIONS SHALL READ AS FOL- other provisions of this Article. The City Clerk shall, in all such Regular Bingo 70) P.M. Cosby & Henry Insurance 3-2 experience and proven managerial LOWS: cases, issue to such persons licenses which are clearly CERTIFICATION 1320 E. Fulton Saranac Brand Foods 3-2 skill. marked as to said exemption and the reasons therefor. IJ . TfN Exact Technology 3-2 I, David Pasquale, the duly qualified and acting City Clerk Complete Formal Dick's Alto Bar 2-3 • Rotating call schedule. ARTICLE III TRANSIENT SEC. 12-37. REFUSAL TO ISSUE LICENSE; SUSPEN- of the City of Lowell, Kent County, Michigan, do hereby certify Wear Rental Benedict Drywall 2-3 SION. REVOCATION. EXPERIENCED STAFF NURSES MERCHANTS that the foregoing is a true and complete copy of an ordinance BINGO Country Roads 1-4 adopted by the City Council of the City of Lowell at a meeting WEDDINGS OR Twelve Pack 0-5 • Full- and part-time positions available. (a) Licenses requested under this Article may be refused Every Saturday ntght held on the day of September 21.1987, the original of which • Second and third shift. SEC. 12-30. LICENSE REQUIRED. by theCity Clerk or City Manager and licenses issued may is on file in my office. m P.M. OTHER SPECIAL THURSDAY MEN S LEAGUE be revoked by the City Clerk or City Manager at any time, Lowell Sports Shoppe 6-0 •Vt • Personally satisfying, professionally LOWELL MOOSE BMGO It shall be unlawful for any person to engage in business for any of the following causes: David M. Pasquale, City Clerk OCCASSKWS Larkin's Saloon 4-2 rewarding: be part of a clinical team with 1320 E. Fulton Hood-Stout/Summit Steel 4-2 as a transient merchant in the City without first having ob- a special "hometown" closeness. tained a license from the City Clerk as provided in this Article. (1) Fraud, misrepresentation or false statement contained Early Bin) Bingo at 6:00 P.M. Germaines 4-2 No license shall be granted except upon approval of the Chief in the application for license. TFN PFALLER'S Softee Cream 2-4 • Direct patient care, great variety of of Police Superior Business Forms 2-4 (2) Fraud, misrepresentation or false statement made in General Hospital 1-5 clinical assignments. the operation of a business. RIVERFRONT Harold Zeigler Ford 1-5 • Alternate weekends off. SEC. 12-31. STATE OR COUNTY LICENSE, NOT MONDAYS EXEMPTION. CONTACT: (3) Any violation of this Chapter or any other provisions of Legend hat It a Roman emperor was such a sure shot Qu^Kt-ZIk CLOTHING, FRIDAY MEN'S LEAGUE FairchildOil 5-0 The fact that a license or permit has been granted to any the Code. he could fire four arrows between the spread fingers of Sportsmani Ckib Eileen McFadden, R.N., Director of Nurs- person by the state or county to engage in the operation, a man's hand. Ert Lumber Company 5-0 Earty Bird Bngo 6:30 P.M ing, Orchard Hills Hospital, 1534 W. State, conduct, maintenance or management of any business or (4) Conducting a business in an unlawful manner or in such INC. Pfeiffer Lincoln-Mercury 3-2 premises shall not exempt such person from the requirement manner as to constitute a breach of the peace or to constitute Regular Bingo 7100 P.M. B-B-B's 2-3 Belding, Ml 48809; (616) 794-0400. 103 E. Main St. Chargers to obtain a license from the City pursuant to this Article. a menace to the health, safety or welfare of the public. 2-3 CHARf), Que-Ke-Zft ClubhouM Lowell Central States 1-4 ORCHARD HILLS HOSPITAL... (5) The failure or inability of an applicant to meet and satisfy 11400 Foreman Road l.T.M. 1-4 well worth discovering. Ph. 897-6411 FairchildOil 11 1-4 the requirements and provisions of this Chapter and any other Lowell, Michigan provisions of the Code. Here's a charming fact: more than one goldfinch Is TTN J> known as a charm of those birds. The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, September 30.1987 - Page 20

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