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as ^un crs »ne re- ;n The Lowell m lume 13, Issue 6 Wednesday, December 21, 1988 :a- Serving Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 rs. ral L'd Along Main Street 1988: A Year in Review Showboat returns, H.0.0. P. S comes to Lowell, & summer s drought

Another year has past here 0 work. in the Showboat City. But never The Lowell Board of Educa- does a year go by without some tion approved a 5.8 increase in memorable stories. new monies for the 1988-89 ad- The Lowell Ledger in 1988*3 ministrator and supervisor year in review hopes it has cap- salaries which reflects an aver- sulized some of these moments age increase of 5.5 percent. for you. Work continued on Dan's ATTENTION! LEDGER ISSUE DATE Happenings and events to re- Restaurant and Banquet Hall in CHANGE AND CLOSINGS member 1988 by.... preparation for its Feb. 4 open- January 6, 1988 ing. The Lowell Ledger will be published on Thursday, December Lowell's City Council ques- Barry Checkoway, professor • instead of Wednesday, December 28. tions the bill it received from of social work and planning at All ads and articles will have a deadline of Tuesday at 5 p.m. Lowell Light and Power for the University of Michigan, di- - The Ledger office will be closed Monday, Dec. 26 and Monday. street lighting on Ridgeview rected a group of 55 people, in- Jan 2 to observe the Holidays. Drive. cluding community leaders and In the past, Lowell Light and interested community members ASSEMBLY OF GOD INVITES COMMUNTY TO Power had not charged the city in a Strategic Planning Work- CHRISTMAS DAY CELEBRATION for electricity, labor or materials shop entitled "Getting it To- in lieu of taxes. Councilman A fire destroys the venerable Keiser's Kitchen. gether." The congregation of Lowell Assembly of God would like to Charlie Doyle asked why? The workshop was to help invite the community to a Christmas Day Celebration. Special Light and Power Board Along with the move came a few January 13, 1988 facilitate a strategic planning service will be held at the church on Christmas morning at 11 a.m. member Ivan Blough noted that additions. Schaefer added three Keiser's Kitchen, which process for the school, and to There will be singing of some old and new Christmas carols bills to the city for major pro- quality consignment shoppes started out as a truck stop in help bring an understanding of md a time of worship. jects. such as the Ridgeview called Yesterdays, Tomorrows 1945. and turned into Lowell's goals and objectives in key A special message will be presented by Rev. Daniel J. Wansten. lighting, were needed for ac- and Forever to her antique venerable eating establishment areas. Come and celebrate. The church is located at 3050 Alden Nash, counting purposes. shoppe. and oldest operating retailer, was January 20, 1988 south of Lowell. Local poet Andy An- destroyed by a fire on Friday, Jodi Lynn Rash was critically drzejewski was one of 138 poets Lowell's Close-Up group Jan. 8. injured in a two-car crash and ALTO LIBRARY HOSTING OPEN nationwide to bf accorded the traveled to Lansing for a conven- later died from the injuries she The State fire marshall said HOUSE FOR SUPPORTERS honor of publication by CSS tion. One of the keynote speak- sustained. the cause of the fire was electri- Publications. ers was Governor James Blan- Lowell's City Council ap- cal and that he suspected the fire 1988 was a great year for the Alto Library. The library staff AndrzejewskTs work entitled chard. proved a 10-year airport lease started in the electrical closet. wants to extend its appreciation to the many friends and supporters "A Song of Myself is among with the Grand Rapids School of There were 40 firefighters who by hosting an Open House in the library. 6059 Linfield, on Thurs., the 160 poems featured in the The City of Lowell lost its the Bible and Music. With the equipment operator on Dec. 31. battled the blaze. J)ec. 29 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. publication. approval, GRSBM s duties in- 1987 Jim Gibbs decided to leave f Refreshments will be served and there will be favors for the Helen Schaefer completed her cluded managing the airport The fire left 40 of Keiser's kids. Come celebrate a wonderful year at the libarary. move into what was formerly his position with the city after while maintaining all facilities in 18 years of service. Kitchen employees without Hinkley Drugs on Dec. 18. Cent. pg. 2 CHRISTMAS CANTATA TO BE SHOWN ON LCTV The First United Methodist Church Christmas Cantata "Christ- Action Auto opens its doors to Lowell mas is Love" will be shown on LCTV, Channel 9 on: Wed.. Dec. 21 at 12 noon; Thurs., Dec. 22 at 6 p.m.; Fri.. "Action Auto has a desire to diana and Ohio. The store's base "Construction started in the sum- and as adequately as we serve our Michigan customers today," Dec. 23 at 5 p.m. and Sat., Dec. 24 at 10 a.m. service small communities and is in Hint, Michigan, where it mer," said Lowell City Manager the residents of Lowell," said Ac- was founded by James Sabo, David Pasquale. Sabo said. CONTRIBUTIONS TO PONY FUND STILL ACCEPTED tion Auto President and Chief Chairman and Chief Executive Currently, along with the 100 He added that the public com- Operating Officer Richard A. officer; Richard Sabo; and existing stores there are five loca- pany is a contemporary parts, Anyone wishing to make a contribution to "Cyndi's Pony Fund" Sabo. Following the ribbon cut- Robert Sabo, Senior Executive tions under construction and 41 gas, tires and service store. may still do so by contributing to any of the cans at the businesses ting ceremony he said, "Our Vice President. other proposed sites. Managing the Lowell store at in Lowell or by dropping it off at the Community Education office doors are now officially Lowell's Planning Commis- "We dream big enough to want 2001 West Main are Dale at the High School. opened." sion first heard of Action Auto's to make this a national organiza- Sinclaire, manager; Jim The money will be used to defray medical expenses and to feed In 12 years. Action Auto has intention to move into Lowell in tion in due time to service mil- McNeeley, assistant manager; the new pony given to Cyndi. Grondman of Lowell, has been constructed and serviced some March of this year. It then gave lions more than we do now, but Jim Marvin, assistant manager; fighting Leukemia for three years and her pony was shot accidently 66 communities in Michigan, In- its approval of the plan in April. to always serve everyone as well and Spencer Gysen, service man- this past month. ager. "We staff our stores with employees who have the Action LOWELL AREA ARTS COUNCIL OFFICE CLOSINGS Auto Service First spirit," Sabo said. "It is service levels and pro- ^ The Lowell Area Arts Council Gallery and offices will be closed fitability that drive us, not size 'bee. 24, 25 and 26 and also Dec. 31, Jan. 1 and 2 in observance alone." of the holidays. The Gallery will re-open on Tuesday, Jan 3 with an exhibit of PRECISION & FASHION paintings and drawings by artist Cathy Van Voorhis. HAIRSTVLING - For both men and women. Man's World OFF THE BLOTTER Hairstyling. Phone 897-8102. Cathy Dykstra, 36, and her 4 year old juvenile passenger were injured Thurs., Dec. 15 when she ran off the road and struck a BRIDAL & PRINCESS tree on Jackson near King St. BOUTIQUE - New and gently Cited into court for Malicious Destruction of Property over SUM) worn stylish consignments. Lo- in connection with shooting holes in windows with a B-B gun cated in the Ye Olde Curiosity Shoppes. 214 E. Main. kwere 12 & 13 year old juvenile males. Arrested for Disorderly Person Dec 15 was John Inman, 23, of Lowell after creating a disturbance in the Valley Vista Trailer VILLAGE INN - Daily specials - Park, Kitchen open until 2 a.m. - Beer A 16 year old juvenile female lost control of the car she was specials 2-5 p.m. M-F. Call 897- driving and struck 2 guard rail posts, a sign, and a tree on Gee 8880. Drive at Creekside Park Saturday evening, Dec. 17. No one was MCGEE HOMESTEAD - Bed injured. Action Auto held its ribbon-cutting ceremony on Friday, Dec. 16. There are 66 Action Auto and breakfast, 2534 Alden Nash Sherry Davis, 27, of Sheridan. Ml was involved in a property dealers in Michigan. damage accident on West Main near Valley Vista Dr. Sat. after- N.E., Lowell. 897-8142. noon, Dec. 17 when her vehicle was struck from behind by another vehicle driven by a 16 year old juvenile from Lowell. WESTSIDE DELI - Pan Ptaa is MODERN PHOTOGRAPHICS • GARY'S COUNTRY MEATS - HUCKLEBERRY'S SIDEWALK ^ Cited into 63rd District Court for Furnishing Alcohol to Minors our specialty. We also make great Old Heirloom photos in black and For fresh meat cuts, cold cuts and CAFE • Stop in for our homemade Under the Age of 21, was Ann Moorhead. 23, of Grand Rapids. round pizza too. Free Delivery, white or sepia tone. Copy cat sale cheese visit Lowell's exclusive soup & sandwich combo or a fresh five minute radius. Call 897- • 2 for 1. Offer good until 2/28/89. meat market at 205 E. Main. Call baked cookie. Take-outs too. 897- Cont. pg. 10 7049. Call 897-5606. 897-7306. 8120. Tht Loadi LeOetr • ^trancsoav. Deceehcr 21 - hiet Z The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, December 21, 1988 - Page 3 Obituaries I BR> A.N - krrmtrt* C at Arm) V'eienM arid refircd ipftti graraktnklrtr ^ ."tjuarrr C mmrni. ten icc* Fl.a\^GA^ - w anaa^t J airr. D»v ic an: Sarar; A Gnad it^cc ttf Lcn^ei . pttkNCC *cn Tin: De: 1 ir L a Rapias. meet, Evdyn Mr- SiccltaM: in iurttr *#f 19^7 aiiet Rf^en Sfrmr of Flono^ * .aT.*ii:aT aiiec - x Ken Cm\. end SunoiJ' Dc.rmtKr k, % years fj# vervicc He i% Ht/ >ai ^ kic Crmrur'' vtffc nit 1 rrmr-v :r IHt uwei aitt Jamr' Ma^ ^ Lc^cli Fur. wetrv and nepfiev^ f.ur t Sur* f%cc v»> * ilc jiscpfiint -ra Senium »rrc ic»C Mood>) .rved b) lm ^itcc\ weft held Thurso^ " i kr^ ^ .air J Kmuna*er t ^asvec SflttRtiv Dt s<.«h Qfcpor^ Bexcrv - B^ar . iatsTit Camcm v a.> prt- ar tbt R«h-Grrv? Ciiapc:. Urn- vim Fnnii Oar) a/vj Ailao jetnter JKf :if a^. iacnui •mi « Ac imgani/cj ( h!.. i'yk\nmnf. Mi Rk-tmrc Sob* f rli . Rr> Bmct Bcick ^ T wmmm Smiih. all Omnd Rapich ^ jI^- wrocc ir datt nr niis^aninu'irk ^ Stit if sun vcc ?*«. ntr «< kw Chnsi of Ut-c- [k Br>ar -M Lcn^r t aau^tiir Dciruuc CJUUCKHI IT ""tu Strcr Churd" officOMf Irflcr- iam ano Keliv Smith of Sums Whnncy.ille. *,,(• i,,,.. ptniK Munac ait Iteto a# r Mr^ ftcmfUi Sirai| orf Mir- farmer Hipr .anc Hil! Dan IT men* Rf^trsidr Crmcicf). 'ariwHie. a daughter Tern and Km Cr . i Micftac. LJu>d De\'/rme' fficiatir in T*rK*i I? pmddauMn anc Lcmei; wa^ eKMotet ^ Alherii MrTn:na c »ninbuiK«f»v Sco« CVjoner of R^xiffird, veven one sMBt sutumr. cranont t^rmefK m Alaska Cemcicn :nrct iror-pnincLmuajrT Lxmaic 1 praft- Nr aic hnst mav nt maot ir Lcwdi Seme* M: anc Mrs Gtmlor Mr^i niL Sr*^ i^cv wii! r* C amr'f NtripTiTxr Rutt - ;:iaiui£ar (V Unckiaic rca> ^canrsonN m 1 i EJC at Year in Review, cont. » Accepting Runciman/Riverside's certificate of apprecation is Accepting a certificate of appreciation from Captain R.L. Yar Mr anc Mr^ iMnatc Rccnu. :nt Firs*. Lmicc Mcmuois. FAHJLM - Fwrtrr L Hka*.. JOHNSON - Mi After L Dianna Rice. bery are Julie Shortsle and Nathan Seeley. tebcrs oi \iL. am. <".cTa aun: gOOd COOdllKJfJ ntc io Chur.t of Louci . Rtn ^ iimrr dfitC K* •* L THrytZ ifW ifv j:inns;»T. a^icc pttfttd i**> kxaie u the souths cm anc uiuie Ma- »f Cnnsiiar Umef! Rescue purchased a re- Is it Rudolph or Randolph? It's Jim White.. .Santa, being short Avoid buying grapefruit ^munascr oiftaMa^ Memc*- .omer rrf ^ RkJgt . eu \|a|| Fnda>. De^mncr It". 991 a: uiKr\ncaed:> Fndjn rvenrnf. on reindeer found it necessary to do some quick recruiting this with a toft and tendar peel O'J Buna wil t* f»ftntc inoa^ scue itoii Lowell purchased a Ofwmd braiing »» hcdul d mar) rruiOt u mt L-^-d; Lcmfl Mcoiui. Ciirt Ccnur Z*cuxniTKr 16. IWaf aDototti K e that ^trane^aa i Si huna * unit from Rock ford The for Feb 15 year. White did a great job in taking up the slack in the reins. eatily with fin- Campersfur f-unc Stit sun rv^c ncr yx. iniune^ Ht survned tn tuo ger pretaure. Church f'amel a: l( a m h Rcckford Ambulance. A^nch Keith Caid*elS n.med Jamer*- Rutr Armc^ Farm of jnikiTcr. Launt anc Oak Juiiar kccinat. reicwan. Inir » as m the prxest of phasing out CEO of FMB State Saving ^ knr j fit Iniiln ii frvc Wiiczm d ^ yaM| Siesc CAMERON - Luc> Cumrr.n.. Tnen* Si Panel - Ccmeicrx tne ambulance for a smaller type Bank |?«r - cranactiu^Tcr. Tar., JatahOB of Sararuk c granasofj. Local schools help "Toys for Tots" "N. of ^>ainoacie. iiec > an, sold the unit to Lowell for A neu 15-passenger Ford nie^rv an: -irphru > Funi Ser- BrcrWnczai hupvcab Harrs & RENT-ALL Savenber 29, San;» SI 1.500 sports van * as leased to the ^tcw neicTuesa*.. a* R:e- FROST - June Darr Fn>s:. anc Vnm 3otmson two art tnret aaupnm Mar»anni Keiser s Kitchen temporarily Lowell Senior NeighNjr^ Ceir | On Thursday, Dec. 15. Princi- Joining White and Dudeck mg a brighter, happier Christmas JOHN CLORE'S AUTOS. INC GersCtiape Lc»*t£ Rr« Qjrf kstz *5 at nasscc a^a> Trracncn. Lvkc anc LinOa k:K>cr ftreaai. S.Hitnfaic. rc-opened its doors at the former through the Michigan Nation/ pals Jim While and Louie were student representatives for those in our county who are Frtec of vnt EliTTdut ^aLarmt jatwoedL') DecemTir )t. icmnsor an: Phillip anc Sherr» Heicr Cliftor of Daiiw JeiMt. Keiser s Too location on 109 Bank and the Area Agencs on Dudeck traveled to Grand Rapids Nathan Seeley and Julie Shortsle less fortunate. More than six will close Sat, Dec, 24tli at ChintT. afficaOBf immctr >W. Snc u sun-vec !«* nr ioteaB ai of Lowell. * sister. Dona Mbn a Theeck of L* Riverside Drive Agmg with student representatives to from Alto Elementary and Jill Cas^aac Cemacr. r.a^ ptng- an: tarn m m Lm 5:mnK an: Eubctic Mover of thousand new toys were distri- Mnoda. CA anc mmry punz- The West Michigan Historical Dr Donald Gerard * as named accept a certificate of apprecia- buted as a result of 4Toys for 18:00 noon and re-open anc Rktjt: Mkmi nmam: fainrtnnn sevrm auoti. uncles, Rozman and Dianna Rice from Society a as a lucky recipient of an hooorary member of the tion from Captain R.L. Yarbery Tots". nece^ nephew s anc cousins Runciman/Riverside. a Michigan Equity Fund grant Michigan High School Football of the United States Marine -unm Sff-vces ^crr neWTues- The students in each school Thank you Alto and Runci- Tnes, Dec, 87tli, The matching grant v^as for Coaches Association for his 25 Corps for their participation in man/Riverside Elementaries. BhsrKKn a: me Rortrmn contributed several large boxes S28.000, years of service at Lowell foot- the "Toys for Tots" Campaign. runcra. Ztuoc. Caieaonii Rc^ of new toys as their way of mak- PC \ i>^V Jim Pfaller. Hazel Smith and ball games The Arctic tern spends kmnrs- MrGec of Ahor Bit>ic Stese Larkin were elected to the Ftrbr^rv 3, 1988 three months of each year i3El.¥ 3MA®2 Chuni cs LwtL jff>naiir£ In- in the arctic regions, three Chamber of Commerce Board Lo^efl's City Council okayed ig-inem ^akrsije Cemoer. Every shopper knows 28th Street con- months in the Antarctic and Jar ^an 27. 1988 a petition for Keiser's to rebu. f gestion can put a damper on the entire almost six months in the air. It '* as announced that Lowell at the same location that it oc- SMITH - M: Fnm Sndi Jr. would have us second fast food cupied pnor to the fire that de- 63, of Ahc, passec tw unci- Holiday season! This year, why not shop restaurant by May 1 of 1988. stroyed the onginal building. pecied') Mcina*» !Dormn|, Dc- the over 50 merchants in Lowell. Holiday Hardee s restaurant, owned b> Past Sauonai Manne Man- center 12, of aodtanl 4 Wolverine Fi« Foods. Co plan- ufacturers Association chairman dollars spent here in your hometown stay rv\ iDiunes M: Smig: «as < developed a Hall of Fame for here, help pay for community services x \ families and or business as- HELP WANTED sociates of those Nfchose names and support Lowell in many ways. and deeds are synonymous with pursuit of quality, innovation DRAvVN SY: Swimming Instructor and perfection within the sphere SHOP LOWELL THIS jernrV jenes 11 Monday & Thursday Evenings of the manne history f HOLIDAY SEASON! Buihnal, Mr Stevens The Lowell Planning Com- Call Peggy 897-8445 mission appointed Michael ORVAL I. DONALDG. Blough. Elizabeth Thompson and Tom Speerstra to the plan- McKAY M.D. GERARD, M.D. ning commission board. LOWELL YMCA February 10. 1988 1150 NORTH HUDSON ST LOWELL,MICH 49331 S J Bob Furniture sent oui 323 West Main St. over 500 V alentines from local DRAWN BY: f VAN HEUSEN Lowell, Michigan 49331 school children, churches, or- Terry Williamson / m y 417" Button Down Long Sleeve Poplin -I age 10 Bushnell, Miss Martinsons

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3 ST © CITD ATE SAVINGS CLOTHING Peace Be With You l llD BANK 2173 West Main Street, Lowell, Michigan Dey Machine & Tool Next to Family Fare In The Ridgeview p first In Financial Senice Shopping Center - Phone 897-6411 The richness and radiance of this season of cheer Member FDIC Works, Inc. will be forever close to our hearts. 330 Lincoln Lake Rd. LOWELL & ROCKFORD > Lowell, Mi 897-7736 * The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. December 21, 1988 • Page 4 Vows Spoken... Homespun The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, December 21. 1988 • Page 5

Dcbra Lynn Videan and stin of Saranac Robert Lorcn Austin exchanged The bride was attended by her Devotions wedding vows on September 10. sister. Jennifer Videan. as Maid Coming Events 1^S8 at the South Boston Bible of Honor Alvin Smith was Best Church of Saranac Man Ushers were John Austin, tional Church. 7339 Bronson first Monday of each month at TUESDAYS - Take Off Pounds Parents of the couple are nephew of the gnx)m and Donald Notices in the Ledger's "Com- EVERY 1ST & 3RD THURS. - EVERY MONDAY EVENING: Blvd in Ada. For more info, call 7:30 p.m. No December or Jan- Sensibly Tops #MI 372 meets Videan. Jr.. brother of the bride By Pauline Spray ing Events'' are free of charge Lowell Area Jaycees, meet at the "Euchre" will be played at the 676-1583 or 363-6792 Donald. Sr. and Margaret Videan uary meetings every Tuesday evening at the Lowell Congregational Church at V F W. Post 8303 at 7:30 p m tit Ada. ami Bert and Alma Au- to any non-profit organization Lowell Congregational Church EVERY TUES. MORNING - in the Lowell, Ada, AHo, and 7:00 p.m. New members wel- Admission is SI. prizes Public EVERY SECOND WEDNES- basement Corner of Spring and Ladies join us for Coffee Break .. because I live, ve shall live An elderly person, *ho *as comed Membership 21-39 welcome Saranac area. We prefer such Hudson Sts. We»gh-ins at 5:45 Story Hour at Calvary Christian Mho. (John 14:19). fast approaching the end ot her DAY: Lowell Woman s Club years of age. Leadership training notices to be kept brief and to p.m. Reformed Church. 1151 W meets every 2nd Wednesday of through community involvement EVERY MON & TUES. MORN- DEC. 24: Tammy Chamberlain. life's sojourn on earth, oruc be submitted by mail, but will Mam. Lowell 9:30 thru 10:45 am the month at Schneider Manor at Interested, call 897-9152 or 897- ING - Coffee Break Bible Study As I write these lines, the wmte a friend that she was prc. accept notices by phone at THURSDAYS: Take Off Pounds Nursery provided Neal Andrews, Jeffrey Pfaller. 12:00. Luncheon and program 6539. Monday 7:15 to 8:30 p.m ; Tues- gnmnd. trees, shrubs, and build- paring for "the great transition 897-9261, Sensibly Tops Ml No 333 Les Sherman. Larry Stahl. day 9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. FRI., DEC. 23: 6 p.m. to 9 p m ings are covered with a heavy To her. death was not something EVERY SECOND THURSDAY: Saranac. meets every Thursday Sheila Fritz, Philip Schneider WOMEN OF THE MPOSE EVERY 1ST & 3RD TUESDAY Lakeside Community Church. Live nativity drive-thru Bowne blanket of snow. It doesn't seem lo be dreaded; it was nnK Lowell VFW Auxiliary No. 8303 evening at the Saranac Public Li- Jr.. William Seme. Beth Sharp. Chapter night meeting is heil the - V.F.W Post 8303 meets at the 6201 Whitneyville Rd Center, corner of 84th St and possible that only a few days ago change to be made meets at 8:00 p.m. at the VFW brary Weigh-ins at 6 45 p m. Mart Bnggs. first Monday of each month, at 8 V.F.W, Clubroom. 307 E. Mam Alden Nash. No charge our mums were nodding gayly. Because Jesus Christ broke Post. 307 W. Mam Street. Lowell St., Lowell at 8:00 p.m. 3RD SAT. OF EACH MONTH - Everyone welcome. DEC. 25: Myrt Jacobson, Jo p.m. 3RD THURS. OF EACH Meyers, Karen Durkee. Star Their beauty added to the grim the confines of the tomb .md MONTH: Senior Citizens lunc- V.F W. Post No. 8303 in Lowell. THURS., JAN. 12: Lunch and EVERY THIRD SUNDAY: The EVERYDAY OF THE YEAR 307 W. Mam Steak dinner, serv- Daverman. summndings freezing weather made it possible for all humamu WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Bus- heons are provided by the Mom s Learn Senior Citizen speakerse- Flat River Snowmobile Club ing 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. Public in- brings. Nor does the yard look to live eternally. He has given un iness Meeting is held the third PAPER DRIVE - Ada/Cascade Club, with the cooperation of nes sponsored by Lowell Com- DEC. 26: Joan Kwant. Margaret meets at the clubhouse at 11841 Paper Chase has trailers located vited. the same Last summer flowers hope beyond the grave. He has Monday of each month, at 8 p.m. Saranac Community Church at munity Education. This month Gasper Potters Rd. A Potluck is at 12:30 2ND & 4TH WEDNESDAY: behind Ada Township Hall and 12 noon. The public is invited and the speaker will be from Kent DEC. 22: Kristin Ellis, Carol DEC. 27: None listed cheered us with their splashes of given Christians the promise ot p.m. with business meeting fol- EVERY SECOND TUESDAY behind Cascade Chnstian no reservations are necessary Toastmasters Club meets at County Recycling. Call 897-8434 pink, lavender, and gold. It takes new life - after they have made lowing. New members and Reagan. Garret Ellison, Sue DEC. 28: Jeff Durkee. Greg The Lowell Area Fishing Club Church on Thornapple River 7:30 p m. at the Ada Conqreqa- for reservations and information "the great transition " guests are welcome. Meisner, Mark Lenartz, Eva Durkee, Ashley Black. Snapper a stretch of the imagination to now meets at the Flat River Drive, north of Cascade, for old Mettemick. Tamk. Roseanne Ritzema, Lisa believe that the jonquils, tulips, Prayer: Dear Jesus, because Snowmobile Clubhouse on Pot- papers All revenue goes to non- 3RD WEDNESDAY - Jolly Com- DEC. 23: Charles Remtges. chrysanthemums, lilies and Thou hast triumphed over the ters Road, just East of Montcalm profit organizations in this area Brown, Wes Keim. munity Club will meet at Millcreek confines of the tomb. I have hope Ave. at 7:00 p.m. All prospective phlox will come to life again. Meadows West for dinner at 12 members or interested individu- Save and freeze bits of chicken and vegetables, such The> are not dead, only sleep- in this life - and the next Be noon. SATURDAYS - Take Off '-h p [s mos Bowl > • as carrots, celery, potatoes and onions to make a chicken ing cause Thou dost live. I shall li\c als are cordially welcome. Pounds Sensibly Tops #M11493 Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Austin pie. also. For this I praise Thee QUA-KE-ZIK SPORTSMEN'S meets every Sat. at 8:30 a.m. in FIRST MONDAY OF EACH Amen CLUB meets every 2nd and 4th the Congregational Church MONTH: The Bowne Township Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. at the Club basement in Lowell. Comer of Histoncal Society will hold regu- / building at 11400 Foreman Spring and Hudson Sts. Weigh- Thro' many dangers, toils, and lar meetings at the Township Road. Lowell ins from 8:30 a.m. 'til 9:00 a.m. snares, Hall. 6059 Linfield, Alto, on the DRAWN BY: r - - - -J- - I have already come; v Tom Roudabush, age 11 Tis grace hath bm't me sate thus - DRAWN BY: Bushnell, Mrs. Young far. Joel Uzarski, age 11 And grace will lead me home Riverside, Mrs. Roth John Newton

rtfh An IRA from FB Annuity Compony Kr.: Year in guarantees you a lifetime retirement income. You save on taxes, too, because your interest Review, cont. earnings are tax-deferred. You might also qualify to tax-deduct all your IRA deposits. gam/ations and local residents to Call today. We're one of the Michigan Farm DRAWN BY: the American Hostages in Iran Bureau Family of Companies. Lowell Light & Power Sara Byle, age 10 DALE JOHNSON The Kent Intermediate Schinii MAKING YOUR FUTURE A UTTli MORI PRCDKTAili Bushnell, Miss Martinsons District's request for an increase 1940 - 28th St., S.E. of 1.75 mills for special educa FARM BUREAU Grand Rapids, Ml "Owned By The People Of Lowell" tion purposes was supported n INSURANCE Ph. 241-1609 the Lowell Board of Education LOWELL CABLE Lowell Sport Shoppe an nounced the addition of a new VCaBLE TKEVIMX darkroom and silk screen 1111: 1. * €H^9jr WwrB Hsppyr TV DEPARTMENTs, < equipment. The silk screenmt: Wolidan fHohdars cHolHifg WoMars 0 v setup has the capacity lor up io 127 N. Broadway Ph. 897-84051 ^ v ^ ^ ^ " four colors. Michigan Bell held an open house in celebration of its newK installed 5 ESS Digital Switch The switch allows residents to enjoy a variety of basic features AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY Lowell resident Gary Veitei was reunited with his birth mother, Barbara Sonnleiter. ol ADA COMMUNITY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rosenheim. Germany, after a ;; ADA CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH year separation. Veiter was sepa 7227 Thornapple River Dr 676-1032 OF LOWELL REFORMED CHURCH 3900 East Fulton rated from his mother short!) Pastor THOMAS J BARTHA 201 North Washington Street 7152 BradfielO St. S E 676-1698 REV RAYMOND E BEFUS after birth, when Sam and Ida Morning Worship 10 00 A M REV RICK UPCHURCH REV BRIAN P BQSSCHER Morning Worship 9 50 A M Sunday School 11:20 A M Church School 10 00 A Mi Yeiter adopted him. Morning Worship 8 45 A M and 11 00 A M (Broadcast 10 AM WMAX 1470) Evening Worship 6 00 P M Morning Worship 11 00 A M lebruary 17. 1988 Sunday School 10 00AM Sunday School 11 15 A M Evening Service 6 00 P M Nine Lowell Elementary Ntu- Evening Worship . 5 00 P M WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS Evening Service 6 00 P M Wednesday Mid-Week Service COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUR Wednesday Service 7 30 P M dents were injured in a bus acci Jr Teens, Adults 700PM CHURCH HOME WELCOME TO ALL dent on 36th Street. Mar> Ka> Nursery-Come & Worship With Us Wright, the bus driver, was westbound on 36lh Street when ALTON BIBLE CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH she shifted as the bus was begin- CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY Lincoln Lake Ave at 3 Mile Road FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF ALTO Sunday School 10 00 A M ning to descend on a hill, as she CHURCH OF LOWELL OF LOWELL Corner of 60th Street & Bancroft Avenue Morning Worship 1100AM did this, the right rear side ot the Meeting at the Lowell Middle School 2275 West Mam Street Sunday School 10 00 A M Evening Praise 7 00 P M bus slid nght and stopped alter (12675 Foreman) Sunday School 9:45 A M '•jjjry Joy comes from Morning Worship 1100 A M Wednesday A WAN A 7:00 P M hitting a tree. Sunday Morning Worship Sunday Worship Services 1100AM & 600PM Evening Worship 7 00 P M (Sept - Apnl) And Children s Ministries 10 00 A M. Awana • Wednesday 6:50 P M T&D Truck and Auto was de Wednesday Bible Study Prayer and Bible Study 7 30 P M Wednesday Prayer Meeting ... 7 00 P M stroyed by a fire. The damage Midweek Bible Services and Youth Ministry and Prayer Meeting 7 00 P M A JOYFUL WORSHIPPING COMMUNITY" REV KENNETH R MCGEE, Pastor JOE GERKIN. PASTOR 897-0017 was estimated at $15,000 DL ojhole GENE SICKLER. PASTOR 897-6477 897-5648 or 897-4273 DAVID COBB. YOUTH PASTOR 897-6348 Seven Red Arrow wrestlers 868-6403 or 868-6912 YOU ARE WELCOME' qualified for the regionals at the ujorjd DRAWN BY; district tournament in Hudson Carrie Simpson, age 10 FIRST CONGREGATIONAL ville, II CHRIST, SCIENTIST Bushnell, Mr. Stevens CHURCH OF LOWELL FIRST UNITED METHODIST Lowell seniors Matt 48 Lafayette SE (1 block S of Fulton) FRIENDSHIP COUNTRY v \ Grand Rapids Ml (United Church of Chnst) CHURCH OF LOWELL Newhouse and Ken Mulder wen* Sunday Service & Sunday School 404 North Hudson 621 E Mam Street 897-5936 CHAPEL named as finalists for the 198S 10 30 AM 897-5906 REGULAR HOURS 10200 Grand River Ave National Merit Scholarship Pmg "SERVING LOWELL Worship and Church School . . . 10:00 A.M. Wednesday Evening Morning Worship . 9:00 A M and 10:45 A M Sunday Services 10 30 AM ram. SINCE 1975" Rev David Hagens Pastor Service 8 00 PM Church School 9 30 to 10 30 A M Wednesday Bible Study . . . . ! 7 00 P M Lowell's FFA Chapter was the * Pzcica * (Chtid Care Provided) Eleanor Martin Director of Education REV WILLIAM AMUNDSEN, MINISTER BOB ROUSH, PASTOR winner of the District Leadership 11979 E. Fulton We«kdays 9 to 5 00 Saturday 10 lo 4 00 Marilyn Ossent|uk Director of Music Nursery available at both services 897-7489 contests at Cedar Spnngs High First 2 Mondays of month • 7 00 • 9 00 Barrier-Free Nursery Provided Barrier • Free Entrance DRAWN BY; HAROLD ALL ARE WELCOME Lowell, Ml School. Tracy Loughlin, AGE 10 February 24, 1988 Bushnell, Miss Martinsons Frost was responsible lor pul Ph. 897-8431 ling a pipe out of its joint, caus- MISSIONARY CHURCH ST. MARY S GOOD SHEPHERD ing a 10,000-gallon sewage spill 10501 Settlewood Ph 897-7185 ZEIGLER CATHOLIC CHURCH HOURS: LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday School 9 45 A M. into Denny Hawk's cornfield ai LOWELL 402 N Amity Mon. Cr Wed. 8;30i.m.-9p.m. Worship Service 11 00 A M 64th and Bancroft Avenue 925 W. Main St. MSGNR JAMES MORAN Tuet., Tbon.. Fn. 8:30t.m.-6p.m. Evening Service 6 00 P M The Lowell City Council ap 10305 Bluewater Highway Saturday Mass 5 30 P M Seturdey 8;30e.m.-4p.m. Mommg Worship 10 00 A M Prayer and Bible Study-7 30 P M Wednesdays Sunday Mass 9 qq & n 00 A M proved a variance submitted ^ 897-9291 FORD Sunday School & Adult Bib'e Class 9 00 A M GLENN H MARKS Keiser's Kitchen allowing the JOSEPH FREMFR PASTOR i Foreman Road 2()-b\ -60 expansion of the bui^ 8978307 897-9110 ing previously occupied b\ fwmppy

The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, December 21» 1988 - Page 7 Former graduate receives award from NCEA New fire bam on the top of Lowell's priority A year ago a space need study pansion, and the expansion of 'The building would benefit "The integrity of the park plan very high in all factors used to Pasquale stated a solution to The National Community Community Education. Michi- for Community Education in Ar- community school programs Concerned with School Age Par- bursement ot CommumtN ^ by WBDC identified a list of the existing library. and help the space needs of other is still there and the improve- decide the best location for the the concern could be to maintain bducalion Association presented gan Community Education and kansas The 3,000 to 3.500 competitors ents. How To Say No Task Force, School Director's Salaries tn the needs from all Lowell City de- departmentI'M! *8 • IW I lis wi n§9 1nee ll^r^Vd Ao \Jf 8storage, " ments for the park are still in- proposed fire bam. The excep- one vehicle in either the existing partments. Based on the informa- ,n an cffort t0 relieve some of Lowell City Manager David Pas- William O. Potter National Pro- National Community Education •Has taught college classes for involved in the Games make it and Michigan Community Edu- State of Michigan tact," Lowell City Manager lions being its site development rescue barn or at City Hall to tion gathered through their inter- ^ose sPacc needs the Lowell quale said. "Public Works is in fessional Service Letter of Merit Association. He was a charter Northern Michigan and Central one of the most unique programs cation Association Committees -Many educational commmco David Pasquale said. costs (fill is required) and possi- provide assistance to emergen- member of each. views the following departments Council discussed the con- need of space as is the police A^ard at their annual conference Universities. in the country for 1989 Pall Conference and Fu- work at the local. UP. State anu A report from the architect, en- ble traffic obstructions (railroad cies to the eastern fire district in were listed in order of priority, ^iniction of a proposed fire bam department " With the proposed held Dec 1 in Orlando. FL. The •Was instrumental in the develop- •Received the Outstanding Com- •Received the Charles Stewart ture of Community Education. National levels for the past gineenng and planning firm of tracks). However, the Lowell the event vehicles are delayed by Including the fire department, {^'dX would be located adjacent new bam this space need could NCEA honored Potter for his 30 ment of other U P Community munity School Program Award Mott Award in 1981 as the Out- -Past Chairman of the U.P Com- years. Robert, Lee, Wold and As- Fire District has railroad tracks obstructions. Education programs for the State of Michigan in the police department, the veh- to the public works building on be easily accommodated by three au«.iaic^ munaio mai oi inc wtavm^ Suuugiiuui. in«i pun years of community education standing Community School Di- munity Education Association. Potter was a 1950 graduate of sociates indicates that of the weaving throughout, that par- Following the approval of the •Helped initiate the first Big 1980. icular storage - public works, ad- l^c ^ South Hudson facilities (fire department behind three sites given: Bowes Road - ticular aspect would be a prob- citing the following accomplish- rector of the Year Board member of Michigan Lowell High School, His Hudson Street site at the coun- Brother Program in the U P in ministration/meeting facility, dl^ immediately south of the city hall, the old department of the park property next to the lem at any location. ments: -Received the 1974 State of •Present Task Force member Community Education Associa- mother. Euzefa Potter Mason, re- cil's meeting, Pasquale said he l%8 in Iron Mountain-Kmgs- Michigan Award • Keep Michi- public works administration ex- public works garage. -Setting up Michigan Pilot which recently drafted Michi- tion. NMU Golden Wildcats, sides on a farm on Prau Lake public works and the new public water treatment plant; the prop- Mark Valentine, General Man- has permission from the board ford. Also helped other U.P gan Clean Upper Peninsula Community gan's 5-year Community Educa- and Adult Education Association Ave. in Lowell. Potter v\as one' works department) now used by erty on Sibley and Ridgeview ager of the Mid-Michigan Rail- to pursue proposals from ar- Programs start similar programs. Education Program in I%4 at •Received the Distinguished Ser- tion Plan of Michigan. of the early pioneers of commu- the fire vehicles. Drive; and the property on South road Company, in a letter to the chitectural firms. "The first re- -Initiated the first Head Start Iron Mountain. Kmgsford. vice Award in 1980 for his de- •Helped to establish the Northern -Was involved with initial legis- nity education, which has mm The property which would Hudson, aforementioned, the Robert, Lee, Wold and As- sponsibility is to firm up the ac- program in the U.P in 1%6 velopment of the Big Brother Michigan Michigan University Residence lation to provide partial reim- grown on a worldwide basis hold an 8,700 square foot fire South Hudson property repre- sociates stated that he did not see tual costs of the proposed fire - Helped initiate the first Big Sis- Program. -One of the founding fathers of Center for college classes. barn was onginally designated to sents the most appropriate loca- this as a potential problem and bam, the type of construction, ter program in the U.P. in 1970. three Community Education As- -Co-founder of Michigan's U.P •Present member of the NMU- accomodate parking in the Rec- lion for the proposed new fire that they have and will continue and its size." Pasquale said. -Served on a National Task Force sociations Helped write the By- Community School Games • A Bay De Noc College Advisory reation Park Plan of a few years rescue station. to make every effort to clear the The new fire bam site study in 1972 to develop a Rural Model Former restaurant owner lawsand constitutions of the UP three-day event involving 28 Board. Michigan Association killed ago. The Hudson Street site ranked tracks in event of an emergency. cost totaled $2,000. in construction accident Low J

Arthur Lawrence Johnson, Year in Review, cont. Johnson, who was an indepen- former owner of the Changing hwteir's dent contractor was found about m HvtA Times Restaurant in Lowell, was Showboat Restaurant. Keisers March 16, 1988 7:30 p.m. by a resident where | killed Friday, Dec. 16. Johnson set May 1 as the target date for Lowells gymnastic team he was building a pole ham I Keiser s Kitchen re-opening. finishes eighth in the regionals was operating a forklift tractor Johnson was working alone loaded with wood when a hyd- Becky Vanderloon and Mary at Kenowa Hills. Funeral arrangements are pub I raulic hose on the machine dis- Brown were the winners of the Roger Kropf of Kropf Or- lished in the Obituary heading I • •Jl connected and the forklift came Runciman/Riverside Spelling chard, solved his fruit bruising of this issue of the Lowell I Bee. problems by combining molded down on his chest. pinning him. Ledger I Effie Price of Lowell celeb- loam trays and Goodyear Om- * The bagpipe it an old instrument. It it spoken of in rated her 100th birthday on Feb. nifilm as the solution to the com- the Old Testament and it was used by the Egyptians, 20. plication. Greeks and Romans. March 2, 1988 Kropf said it is highly adapta- Norm Byme was the lucky ble and ideally suited to highly Sat., Dec. 31 8 DRAWN BY: 14 winner of the Lowell Athletic bruise-susceptible fruits, like 8 p.m. -1 a.m. at S Michelle Smith, age 10 Boosters Club/Lowell Auto peaches and plums. S Riverside, Mr. Blodgett Dealer car raffle. Local merchants had their day DRAWN BY: Byme was one of 24 contes- in court on March 9. The Amer- •Hors d'oeuvres Tammy Stauffer, age 10 ST. PATRICK'S tants. The Lowell School Board ican Cancer Society had the mer- * i •Lunch i Parnell, Michigan member had a choice of one of chants arraigned, tried, and con- Riverside, Mrs. Roth j •Music four cars. He chose the Ford Es- victed to raise money for the or- I •Cash Bar For Reservations Call cort. ganization. i i ^ j i 691-8902 or 897-6423 Hardee's held a ceremonial March 23, 1988 i groundbreaking on Feb.25 at the Curt Albrecht sold Radio i Tickets Paid & Picked Up By: I SPONSORED BY: site of the future restaurant at the Shack - Curt s Sound and Home Monday. December 26. 1988 301 West Main Street, Lowell i MEN'S USHER CLUB Ridgeview Mall. Arcade Center to Jim Hodges, \ After 21 years at Supenor Fur- formerly the Director of the Phone 897-5977 I May every hearth and home cxpcrience niture Zoa Speerstra retired. the warm pleasures of the season. Cont pg 8 Minor injuries incurred John and Doris Gerard celeb- rated their 6()th wedding anniver- Merrv Christmas To All From ' i\ DRAWN BY: Cathy Dykstra of Lowell glanced into the back seat at her sarym on Feb. 23. From the Employees four-year-old son and before any evasive action could be taken Mike Rivers. Kyle Gildea and jrX Elizabeth Zeeuw, age 11 her vehicle struck this tree on North Jackson, according to the Tom Nugent completed their Alto, Mr. Bacon Su Lowell PoKce report. LHS wrestling careers at state and Staff at... Dykstra and her son both sustained minor injuries. They were competition in Battle Creek treated and released by Metropolitan Hospital. She was ticketed Lakeview. Rivers was the only with the failure to drive with due care and caution, according to Arrow to medal. 8 Iceman's Outlet, Inc. the police report. Mary Ann Ayres retired from ITM Corp. her duties as secretary to the Hn Lowell, Ml 9 209 W. Main, Lowell Lowell High School principal Formerly Village Party Shoppe after 24 years. ^Pointers For Parents March 9. 1988 HO ^^Tew^VntibiotiTTaTen Twice Daily Lowell's City Council passed a resolution that provides cost •HAPP'C HOUDAYSii^ , l— Many antibiotics have to be people to adhere to such a sharing as an incentive for prop- taken three or four times a schedule, but many antibiot- erty owners to construct or re- day. If a child goes through ics, when taken on an empty place sidewalks on their prem- Dwayne, David, Connie, an entire school day without stomach can cause stomach ises. upset. 1' receiving any medication, this The voluntary program of- Lee, Joan, Rich and AI \V. A p)Y.\s brings the amount of antibiot- fered 50 percent cost sharing for V'ic in the blood to below effec- replacement of old sidewalks, tive levels. and 25 percent city and 75 per- To confuse the matter even cent homeowner for new con- ; \ i further, most antibiotics struction. must be taken about an hour Amy Vezino. fifth-grader. St. prior to meals because the Mary 's Elementary, was the w in- presence of food interferes ^ ALTO, MICHIGAN • 868-6026 • • i with absorption of the drug. ner of the 1988 Regional Spel- Not only is it difficult for ling Bee held at Alto Elementary.

DRAWN BY: DRAWN BY: Laurie Byrant, age 10 Shelby Alber, age 10 Riverside, Mrs. Roth St. Mary's, Mrs. VanderZee , \

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training by jumping from 34-foot He is a 1988 graduate of Low- Mupfy In Uniform and 250-foot towers. The final ell Senior High School. Holiday safety tips from AAA week they made five stalicline parachute jumps including one Army Pvt David M. Keisler. son of Joanne Cowles of Lowell, Pvt. Rollin F. Hill Jr., son of through academics and hands-on Staff Sgl. Willard S. Slawski, tical Fighter Wing. night jump. Ibis holiday season, home- should always he well-watered. * Keep coids away from door- has arrived for duly in Wesi Ger- Rollin F. Hill of Saranac, has training included the OH-58 tur- son of Ted and Barbara Grevers He is a graduate of Caledonia He is a graduate of Catholic owners should carefully follow A dry tree is easily ignited, so ways and other areas where vis- many. completed the OH-58 helicopter bine engine, transmission, elec- of Alto, has been awarded an as- High School Central High School. safely precautions when decorat- the tree should be removed from itors may trip on them. Keisler is a combat engineer repair course at the U.S. Army trical systems, flight controls, sociate degree in applied science ing and preparing foods to ensure the home after the holidays. Keep candles away from small Pvt. William S. Tichelaar. son with the 78lh Engineer Battal- Aviation School, Fort Rucker. main and tail rotor systems, and by the Community College of the Pvt. Peter P Black, son of the season is as sale as it is merry, Among his suggestions; children and animals. Never ion. AL. the aircraft's hydraulic system. Air Force. Robert R. and Lenore M. Black of James P. and Virginia R advises AAA Michigan. * Make certain holiday lights are place candles near draperies or He is a 1988 graduate of Low- Subjects personnel studied He is a 1978 graduate of Hud- The worldwide college, head- of Alto, has received the para- Tichelaar of Lowell has "Celebrants should choose a in good shape before stringing hanging decorations. Com- ell High School. sonville High School. quartered at Maxwell Air Force chutist badge upon completion graduated from the U.S. Army tresh Christmas tree or a Dame- them indoors. Cords should not pletely extinguish candles when Base, AL, awards associate de- of the three-week airborne armor crewman courses at Fort resislant artificial tree, stated be trayed and plugs should fit leaving a room. It is safest not grees lo enlisted airmen for prog- course at the U.S. Army Infantry Knox, KY. Dick Robertson. AAA Michigan snugly into wall outlets. Be sure to use open-flame candles as in- Students leamed the duties of Sen Dirk Pc\thii» rams combining technical educa- School, Fort Benning. GA. propert> claim manager. "If a to turn off lights at night before side decorations. a lank crewman, including the and Funul\ tion received in the Air Force During the first week of train- tresh tree is selected, once you retiring and when leaving the * Alter holiday gifts have been with general education provided ing, students underwent a rigor- firing of armament and small get n home, you should make a house. Never leave small chil- opened, place discarded wrap- HEALTH by civilian institutions. ous physical training program weapons. They were also taught tresh cut in the trunk and place dren alone near a lighted tree pings in a safe spot, away from Slawski is a deficiency report and received instruction in the field radio operation, map read- it immediately in water" Keep the switch or outlet away matches, candles and electric or The majority of cats weigh By manager at Shaw Air Force theory of parachuting The sec- ing. and repair and maintenance Robertson noted that the tree from the tree and clear of water. gas heaters procedures of the tank. between seven and twelve Business tax reform, a relief Dr. Paul Gauthl«r Base., S.C., with the 363rdTac- ond week they received practical * Make sure all ashes in ashtray s pounds. Dr. Jim Lang are cold before throwing them For a dozen years. Michigan those with adjusted incomes of Additionally, the bill will help DRAWN away. small business owners have been less than S475.(XXI. compensa- to reverse the impression thai Evie Boone, age 10 [4^^ ^ ' Place a protective screen in pinned under the burdensome tion lo anv one owner of no more Michigan is doing nothing io im. Year in Review, cont. HEALTH COLUMN front of crackling fires in the weight of the Single Business than S^5.00() and reported gross prove its business climate Rc- The Women of the Moose do- zeroing in their sights on Venus. Dick Dard and Laura Jaslifer her parents, Mike and Lisa, and Riverside. Mrs. Roth »' YOUR DIET AND CHOLESTEROL hearth to prevent a live spark Tax. Many businesses collapsed receipts of up lo $7.25 million cently, in a poll of Michigan nated $1,000 to Lowell fire chief The observatory members used opened up a Cleaning Products local doctor James Lang when In last week's column we discussed the importance of maintain- from burning a hole in the carpet- under the SBT. because it com- in I^KMand $7.5 million in 1990. manufacturers b> Michigan Frank Martin. The money was to the Jeffery Borr 12.5 telescope Supply business in Lowell on she made a surprise entry inlo ing our cholesterol in ihe acceptable range. For most of us, this ing or igniting papers. pelled them to pay taxes even Businesses making less than Bell, 62 percent of the respon be used for fire equipment. reflector. Monday. April 11. the world al the Lowell Family means our serum cholesterol level should be at or below 200 mg/dl. * Observe all safely rules when when they weren't making a prof- S45.(XX) won't have lo file a re- dents said the stale is either j Lowell's volunteer firemen Lowell residents around the KaylaRae Hagadus surprised Cent.. Dfi. 10 In today's column we are going lo review some specific diet preparing hoiliday meals -- wipe it. turn starting in 1993. "fair" or "poor" place to do huv completed their three month Lincoln Lake Avenue and guidelines. To keep your cholesterol low, follow these recommen- spilled grease or food from floors At last, that weight is being Senate Bill 878 will give iness. High taxes v^s the mini pumper project. Richard's Park area gave their dations. as soon as possible, keep sauce- lifted. Michigan a boost in two ways. number one reason cited for the The newly built vehicle consent lo the H.O.O.P. three- Meats: Lean cuts of beef include extra lean ground beef, sirloin pans on the back burner so chil- Last week, the Legislature ap- First, the measure will be an poor rating. pumps 300 gallons of water per on-lhree basketball loumamenl tip, round steak, rump roast, center cut ham. loin chops and ten- dren won't be tempted to peek proved a bill to give qualifying immediate boon lo small busi- minute, it also has a 200-galion in June. derloin. You should trim all fats before cooking. It is not necessary in and tip a pan over. Lift covers small businesses the option of ness owners, who continue to be The best legislation is thai holding capacity. April 20. 1988 to severely curtail red meat. Women should avoid severe reduction from steaming saucepans away paying a 4 percent pure profits which emerges from bipartisan, Dardi McCombs was the Lowell's Police Department the leading source of new jobs of meals which could lead lo iron deficiency anemia. Avoid pro- from yourself to avoid being lax rather than the Single Busi- bicameral negotiation Senate lucky winner of Casual Touch's started a fool patrol duty for in the stale While 68.000 jobs cessed meats; they contain large quantities of hidden fat. These burned. Make sure handles on ness lax. Senate Bill H78 means Bill 878 is the handiwork of both "win a trip" contest. McCombs selective enforcement in an ef- were eliminated by the auto in- include bacon, bologna, salami, sausage, and hot dogs. Organ serving pans are secure before that thousands of fledgling, nol- used the S600 voucher toward fort lo control ihe loitering prob- dustry and other major employ- chambers, and is expected to meals such as liver, sweetbreads, and kidneys are very high in carry ing them from the stove to yel-profitable businesses will no her December honeymoon. lem on Main Street. The effort ers between 1984 and 1986, earn the governor's swift en- cholesterol and should be avoided Chicken and turkey are good the table April 13, 1988 was put forth to help merchants longer owe taxes. It also means small businesses were generat- dorsement. I look forward, along sources of protein. Fat can be reduced by removing the skin. * "If you are unaccustomed to Stanley Heckar. a retired em- with disorderly conduct on the 1160 W. Main St. thousands more will get a tax ing l()4.(XX) new jobs. Obvi- with entrepreneurs across the Poultry should noi be fried or covered with fat-rich sauces. Fish having children in your home, ployee al Stanfred Associates, city streets and bridge. Cn break under an expanded small ously. it is important lo buttress stale, to the nurturing effect u are excellent sources of protein and can be substituted for red y Box 129 but expect them to visit during gave Lowell's Board of Educa- Geralyn Bryant. 38, owner of business credit. the ability of small business to will have on Michigan's small meats. They contain cholesterol but are low in fat. Fish should Lowell, Ml the holidays, he sure lo place all tion a preliminary report of the Vanity Hair Fashions died sud- Qualifying businesses are keep Michigan working. business climate. not he fried. Most shellfish contain less fat than meat or poultry. poisonous household detergents, district's enrollment projections. denly on Monday. April 11 after 897-9239 Some shellfish such as shrimp are relatively high in cholesterol cleaning fluids and medicines Area youths al the Veen Obser- being hospitalized for a week be- KaylaRae Hagadus makes a surprise entrance in Dr. Jim Lang's and should be eaten only occasionally. A reasonable approach is oul of reach, added Robertson. vatory spent a spring evening cause of a blood clot in her leg. office. lo limit intake of lean meat, poultry and fish to six ounces per day. The holidays can be a hectic Dairy Products: Use skim or \(% milk instead of 2^ or whole time of year. To avoid latigue- Year in Review, cont. milk. Decrease your intake of natural or processed cheeses and which can increase the likeli- YMCA. Albrecht moved to 12th. postal rales will go up etfecmc substitute low-fat type. Have at least two servings of low-fat dairy hood of a home accident--the Winslow. Ariz., where he will March 30. 1988 April 3. The cost of mailini: a products daily to maintain calcium. NOTICE OF family should plan shon rest start a new Radio Shack franch- First-Class letter will rise to ^ Fats & Oils: Reduce intake of fats and oils that are high in saturated periods. Dave Bacrwalde, president of ise. the newly formed H 0.0.P., pre- cents. fatly acids and cholesterol. Butler should be avoided. Vegetable MORTGAGE SALE "And. if your plans include an Hodges re-opened the store in fats do not contain cholesterol, but palm oil. coconut oil and palm out-of-town trip, have your car sents a plan before the city Dana Blohm was auardeil ihc April at its new location, the lathers to start up a three-on- kernel are high in saturated fat and should be avoided. These are WHEREAS, default has been cuit Court in said County), ot checked before starting out. Re- Gerald R. Ford Leadership Ridgeview Mall next to Family three outdoor basketball tourna- often found in processed foods and bakery goods. Read the labels. made in the terms and condi- the premises described in member to buckle your safely Scholarship for 1^88 b\ ihc Dollar. ment. He said the tourney would Desirabe liquid vegetable oils are com oil. cottonseed oil, olive tions of a certain mortgage said mortgage, or so much belt and stop for frequent stretch Gerald R Ford Women's Club Lowell's Science Olympiad oil, safflower oil. soybean oil or sunflower oil. made by George R. Ander- thereof as may be necessary breaks.' Robertson said. run from June 10 through the April 6. 1988 team qualified for state competi- 12th. Eggs: Eat no more than three egg yolks per week. Substitute one son III and Debra A. Ander- to pay the amount due. as Heritage Meat Market an- tion by finishing filth oul of 30 to two egg whiles instead of whole eggs in recipes. son. his wife, Mortgagors, to aforesaid, on said mortgage Plans for a new business in nounced that it will change over high schools in the fourth annual Fruits & Vegetables: The more, the merrier! They are rich in Benchmark Mortgage Cor- with the interest thereon at ten Lowell was brought to the Plan- to Westside Deli, a prepared KhhI poration. a Michigan corpo- and one half percent (10.50%) regional science tournament at ning Commission's attention It fiber, vitamins and minerals. franchise. Breads. Cereals. Pasta, Beans: These are high in carbohydrates ration, Mortgagee, dated the per annum and all legal costs Grand Valley State University. reviewed a site plan for the store Heritage's broasted chicken and proteins while low in fat and should be increased in the diet 19th day of October. A.D., charges and expenses, in- LHS student Curt Bond was to locale at the northeast comer and nbs were earned over to the as a substitute for fatly foods. Combine large quantilies of pastas, 1987. and recorded in the Of- cluding the attorney fee al- one of thousands on hand for the of Ridgeview Avenue and West Westside menu. The reason l»»r rice, beans or legumes with smaller amounts of lean meal, fish or fice of the Register of Deeds lowed by law, and also any Ballots made of broken Nevada Desert Experience. The Mam St. the change was because the mar- poultry lo derive complete protein sources with less fat and calories. for the County of Kent and sums which may be paid by pottery were used by the demonstration was in protest of The Quonset Hut. a Lowell ket changed from fresh meah io Cooking methods are important also. Steaming, baking, broiling btate of Michigan, on the 21 st the undersigned, necessary citizens of Ancient Athens the nuclear testing site. landmark since the mid 1930 s W to get rid of unpopular prepared food. or grilling are preferred to frying. Soups and slews should be day of October, A.D., 1987 in to protect its interest in the Lowell freshman Laura Kropf was knocked dow n on March 24. politicians. Whenever 6000 Republican Senate candidate cooled after cooking and the congealed fat that forms on the lop Liber 2336 of Mortgages on premises. competed in the state gymnast I he building was constructed by or more were cast, the of- Bob Huber spoke at the Lowell skimmed and discarded. Allow the fat to drain from meal after Pages 369-373. competition in Ann Arbor. She C.J Place dunng the 4-H Fair; ficial was sent into exile for Rotary. Huber discussed drugs, cooking. The premises described in qualified for stale competition in was used lo serve dinners at the 10 years. foreign trade, the deficit and de- By limiting our saturated fat and cholesterol intake we can lessen said mortgage are as follows: the uneven bars. Kropf finished horse shows; was used for stor- WHEREAS, the amount fense. Gathering votes for an up the risk of coronary heart disease. Property situated in the Town- claimed to be due on said age by the city; and C.H. Runci- coming election were also on the ship of Oakfield, County of man used the building to store mortgage as of the date of this politicians mind. Kent, State of Michigan, to wit: sacks of white beans. notice is the sum of Sixty-Four Cent. pg. 9 Thousand Eight Hundred Lowell residenls learned that The Staff & Crew Of Part of the northeast 1/4 Eighty-Four and 04/100 dol- commencing at the Interse- lars (S64.884.04), for principal ction of the centerline of 13- and interest and. BOWNE Mile Road (now Podunk Av- enue) and the north line of WHEREAS, no suit or pro- The Buyers Guide; the south 1/2 of the north ceedings at law or in equity TOWNSHIP 1/2 of the northeast 1/4; have been instituted to re- thence west along said GRATTAN cover the debt secured by north line to the north-south said mortgage or any part NOTICE 1/4 line; thence south 193 DRAWN BY: thereof, and default having feet along said 1/4 line; Lonell Ledger And TOWNSHIP Nick Staal, age 10 been made whereby the thence east parallel with power of sale contained in said north line to said cen- Bushnell, Mrs. Young '# said mortgage has become terline; thence northwes- NOTICE OF PROPOSED ZONING operative terly along said centerline ORDINANCE AMENDMENT NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 209.66 feet, more or less to GRATTAN TOWNSHIP LAND USE PLAN Lowell Litho NOW THEREFORE, by virtue the point of beginning, Sec- Notice is hereby given that the Bowne Township of the power of sale contained tion 22, Town 9 north. Notice is hereby given that on: in said mortgage and pur- Range 9 West. Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a proposed amendment to the Bowne Township suant to the statute of the JANUARY 18, 1989 at 8:00 P.M. State of Michigan in such case The redemption period shall Zoning Ordinance. The proposed amendment deals made and provided. NOTICE with Section 11.02 of the Bowne Township Zoning nish Vbu A Safe And be one (1) year from the date at the Grattan Township Hall, the Grattan Township IS HEREBY GIVEN that on ordinance and would permit a "Warehousing and of such sale. Planning Commission will hold a public hearing for Distribution Establishment" as a permitted use in THURSDAY the 12th day of Dated December 7, 1988 the purpose of hearing citizen's comments regard- the "1-1" Light Industrial District. January, 1989, at 10:00 ing the draft land use plan for the township. o^lock in the forenoon, Benchmark Mortgage PAUL R. GAUTHIER, DO. & The public hearing shall be held on; local time, said mortgage will Corporation, Mortgagee. Copies of the plan will be available after January Happy Holiday be foreclosed at a sale at pub- 2 1989 at the township hall during regular working JAMES CLANQ DO. lic auction to the highest bid- Charles M. Forrest, Jr. THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1989 at 8 P.M. hours. der at the Mam lobby of the Attorney at Law 147 N. CENTER ST. LOWELL MICH. local time, at the Bowne Township Hall in Alto, Hall of Justice in the City of 703 E. Court Street All interested persons are invited to attend. Grand Rapids. County of Kent Flint, Ml 48503 Michigan. All interested persons are invited to at- Season! and State of Michigan (that Telephone: (313) 238-4030 tend. 897-9209 C6&8 Grattan Township Planning Commission being the place of holding Cir- C4-8 C5 & 8 8 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, December 21, 1988 - Page 10 1988 Firearm season The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, December 21, 1988 - Page 11 1988: A Year in Review COnt yvwwwww «•ytuwrwi' sets new harvest record Leach, was killed May 15 when The 1988 firearm deer hunting David F. Hales, of the DNR. the car he was driving struck a restaurant chain, opened its season sel a new harvest record "The deer hunting season is far van returning from a church out- doors lo the residenls of Lowell ing. of 289.(XX) deer, exceeding last from over, and we are certain the on May 19. year s take of 257,360. Poor economic benefit to local com- Reverend Daniel Watson was Keiser's Kitchen re-opened al weather dunng much of the sea- munities and to the State of named the new reverend at the the comer of South Division and son held the harvest below the Michigan will be significant." Lowell Assembly of God. East Main Street on May 23. expected take of 321,(XX) deer. Archery deer hunting season Bill and Ardith Barber, owners The Historical Commission of Tests conducted by the Michi- began again December I and w ill of McGee Homestead, opened the Michigan Department of gan Department of Public Health end January 1. and the their Bed and Breakfast estab- Stale registered the one-room at the highway deer biological mu/zleloading season is De- lishment at the historic brick Alton School House as a local stations showed no "Ixodes- cember 2 through 11 in the Upper house lived in for years by Father historical site. ticks* (lyme disease carrying Peninsula and from December 9 John McGee. June 1, 1988 ticks) were found on the 4,157 through 18 in the Lower Penin- With the purpose of promoting St. Jude Children's Research deer examined sula. About 50.000 archers and international understanding a Hospital "Wheels for Life" Bike- ' This confirms our belief that 100.000 muzzleloaders are ex- 1988 Rotary Group study Team DRAWN BY: a-thon riders (area youths) raised there is little, if any, danger of pected to participate in the De- of District 921 from Southern Af- Heather Young, age 1( $1,300. The Bike-a-thon was contracting lyme disease during cember seasons. rica (not including South Africa) Alto, Mrs. Kelley held in the LHS parking lot. deer hunting season." said Dr Hunting pressure was lighter composed of five young, busi- May 25, 1988 Stephen M. Schmitt, IX'part- during firearm season on public- ness and professionals visited the ment of Natural Resources lands than last year, and about Local area man man Don IOWELL 11550 E. Fulton Lowell Rotary at its weekly Lowell. Ml (DNR) Wildlife Veterinarian the same on private lands Antler Bergy was injured when the meeting. walls of a trench collapsed on Overall, there were more fire- development was very good - Parchment and Lowell mayors Lanes 897-8443 arm hunters this year, and hunter him while he and Ted Mager many I 1/2-year-olds had six- exchanged ideas during "Michi- OWLINS CENTER attitude was excellent, despite and-eight-pomt racks. were putting in field tile. The heal of the summer had a splitting effect on local apple gan Week's" Mayor Exchange the bad weather I Norm Byme. Doug Olin. orchards. i to Day Deer were in excellent shape Thirty-six injuries, compared David Hagens, Dave Noonan % Cont., pg. 12 Senator Dick Poslhumus was The Lowell Community Fund and will be entering the winter lo 33 in 1987. occurred during and Dennis Brown all announced a guest at the Runciman/River- for 1988 awarded community or- in a healthy condition, in spite the firearm deer hunting season; their intention to run and hope- side Elementary fourth-grade ganizations with their monies, of this year's severe drought. 3 additional accidents resulted in fully win two vacated school breakfast. Hardee's, national fast-food "We are pleased with the hun- fatalities, down substantially board seals. ters' success." said Director from 6 in 1987. News from Scout Pack 3188 V This Week's defeating Portland 6-4 in the On A Dally Basis. championship game. structor at Lowell High School won the township clerk race and Kathv Krull was named Miss in lieu of S50.(KX) bond, on an 0 was elected President of the Huver maintained her township Majorette of Michigan in Detroit open murder charge, for the treasurer seat. • Complete A a the National Baton Tw irling As- death of 19-momh-oid Alien M Michigan Association of w Lowell's Board of Education sociation Slate Competition. Drayton, according to the Ionia Teachers of Vocational Agricul- lure at the annual state Technical passed a resolution to finalize the lasy To Use Red Arrow's baseball team County Prosecutor Gary Gabry \ Agriculture workshop. special millage election Sept. lost to Forest Hills Central in the Lowell Rotary installed Music Master, a tape, album. 26. district final. 10-4. its 1988-89 officers. They in- CD and 45 music shop opened Tom Nugent of Lowell. State O Listings Coincide The commencement exercise cluded Herb Haines. Jim up in Lowell. Vice President of the Michigan for the "Great Class of 1988'' was Hodges. Jerry Patton, Roger With Numbers On July 27, 1988 FFA Association was one of over held June 5. The class motto was Brown. James Lang. Jerry Hale. The Lowell community got to 100 state FFA officers who met "We do not remember days, we R g Roberts. Paul Gauthier Your Tuner 0 er know the person behind the man last week with President Ronald remember moments.L and Dick Bryan. that walks through the town Reagan in Washington D C. The 1987 4-H Fair Court. June IS, 1988 Steve DeHaan rides into Low- streets every day with the aid of August 17, 1988 Channel Station City Norm Byrne and David Ha- ell on his 'Broken Wheel Cafe." his metallic walker. The City of Lowell announced gens won the two open board DeHaan's mobile cafe served up Bernard Boersma shared some that an emergency medical ser- MTV Music seats in the Lowell School Board hot dogs, hamburgers, chili of life's storminess he has perse- vice will be coming to Lowell. NASH Nashville election Byrne received 354 dogs, chips and cheese and soft vered through. The Lowell man Rockford Ambulance, an af- OS) WSYM Lansing votes and Hagens grabbed 260 drinks. uses walking as a medication for filiate of the Kent County o® WOTV Grand Rapids Lowell's Max S. Astor was ap- Bret Courtney and George his heart and an enjoyment that Emergency Medical Service, BD® WXMI Grand Rapids pointed second lieutenant in the Johnson recorded holes-in-one at has helped give him peace of having been in business tor 2Q\ WQVU Grand Rapids United States Army. Tyler Creek Recreation Area golf ®® mind. years will provide Lowell Town- WKAR PBS June 22. 1988 course. 00 Chris Kloosterman of Grand ship and Vergennes Township WZZM Grand Rapids "The Michigan Road " brought ju|y 13 i9gg ffi® • r r». rv- • r- . t (i Rapids was chosen as the first with a pre-hospital emergency V TP Premium TV 8's Dick Evans to Lowell as Lowell's Board of Education © HBO recipient of the C.J. Christoff medical service. he spoke to the Lowell Rotary. announced at its July Board (D TBS Atlanta Scholarship at Western Michigan Democratic Presidential Jeff Phillips was named O-K meeting that a special election © MAX Premium University. nominee Michael Dukakis* White Athlete of the Year by the would be held Sept 26, asking a DISN Disney August 3. 1988 daughter-in-law Lisa Dukakis vi- league for an additional 2.9 mills for a USA Variety At an August City Council sited Lincoln School checking Hazel Smith, owner of Straw the 1988-89 school year, over FAM Family meeting Showboat City out ihe facilities that are used to a Basket Collections moved her what the district is currently levy- Chicago H.0.0.PS. Classic spokesman train and educate roughly 290 WGN store into the former Radio ing. Sports Tom Scheidel presented checks trainable mentally impaired..„r , se- Lowell's City Council stirs the wrath of some city resident © ESPN Shack building. In addition to the 2.9 mill in- News of $100 to the Lowell Boosters. verely mentally impaired and se- when it decides to cut down 25 walnut trees at Oak wood C tnui s CNN Showboat City H.0.0.PS. crease, Lowell schools said it the Knights of Columbus, the verely multiply impaired stu- ery. a CNNHEAD Headline had over 500 people in two days would also ask for a .3 percent Senior Neighbors and Lowell Re- dents. News view the games The tourney at- increase over the 2.9 (3.2) in scue. Fall two-a-day Lowell football NICK Kids TV tracted 76 teams, barely covering 1989-90. and an additional .3 Lowell youth David Carroll, practices start. PASS Troy CONTAINS LISTINGS FOR FRIDAY, DEC. 23 THRU the two blocks that the three-on- percent increase over the 3.2 ID 21, was killed July 31, when his August 24. 1988 WWMT Kalamazoo three tournament encompassed. (3.5) for 1990-91. ffl® car left the road and hit a tree on Lowell's Middle School opens Battle Creek In its first year, the good did Jackie Foster. Don Green and aaD WUHQ THURSDAY, DEC. 29, 1988 Covered Bridge Road near Fal- its doors lo area senior citizens. Lansing outweigh the inconvenience, many other Jaycees Chapter a® WILX lasburg Park. Lowell's Senior Neighbors Lansing ROGER L STEVENS, Myma Loy, G«org« Bums, Alvin AH*y and Alexander Schneider (clockwise from top) are saluted for "lifetime something both the H.0.0.PS. members helped bring a Jaycees m ffl® WLNS The home of Doyle Schambau center in need of a home was achievement in the performing arts" at 77M Kennedy Center Honors: A CeMratfon of the Performing Arts, from The Kennedy tourney and city officials wanted chapter back to Lowell in Feb- ffi DISC was destroyed by a fire thought ottered and accepted the use of Center for the Performing Aits in Washington D.C., Friday, Dec. 30 on CBS. and hope continues for the fu- ruary to have started in the kitchen. the Lowell Middle School ture. Lowell's Church of the r/, The Westside Deli Store Graphic Arts room for at least June 29. 1988 Nazarene had two new signs and opened its doors to the Lowell one year. REGAL "Celebrate Good Times." a stnp of landscaping dedicated SKYLARK community. LHS senior Dawn Finkler. 17, The City of Lowell did just at the church. UMITED COUPE Judv Baud, chairman of the was in serious condition follow- CUSTOM 2 DR. that as the Showboat returned to King Milling received its first V6. power locks, pulse Vergennes Cemetery Commis- ing a three-car accident on Aug Lowell June 23-25 for the firsi local load of whe it July 6 from wipers, rear defog., air. sion. and cohorts cleaned up the 1^ al 36th and Alden Nash, time in six years The Lettermen Louis Mulder cruise. tUt, concert sound grounds at Fox's Comer Cemet- Robert Reagan, D.D.S., hav- RIVIERA provided the entertainment. Lowell's Candi Wood was speakers. y ing been in Lowell for 35 years, CENTURY The approximately 7,000 crowned the 15th annual Miss er T-TYPE COUPE Baird and other volunteers was elected by the "Keeping in Lowell's football team upsets the previously unbeaten Zeelant automatic locks, electric people ^ ho attended the re-open- MackerQueen July 6 in Belding. UMITED 4 DR. spent four weekends uncovering ^lcP 'or millage campaign Chix. trunk pull down, automatic ing over the weekend left with Lowell coaches Jack Kemp- power locks, pulse wipers, and placing stones in an upright the school millage citizen rear view mirror, theft- song and laughter in their hearts kcr Bob Perry. Rick White. Gary Quad-4, defog, air, con- rear defog. air. cruise, tilt, position on their bases. chairperson. deterrent, leather 16 way just as C H. Runciman had in- Rivers, Tom Stahr. Phil Christen- sole, cruise, tilt, cassette, styled wheels, cassette, Reedy Real Estate received na- Lowell Postmaster Charlie seats. aluminum wheels, Gran- tended sen. Bob Rodenhouse, Charlie seat recliners, tional recognition for placing in Doyle was one of more than WAS $24,289.00 Touring, The attendance was tar pierce and Chris Burch were hon- WAS $15,006.00 the top 10 percent of more than 1.500 delegates to attend the mmM WAS $14,024.00 WAS $15,243.00 beyond most expectations. The ored for their victory totals in a 15,000 real estate linns across 85th Annual National Conven- Now $18,989 crowd of roughly 3.000 on Satur- specified sport by the Franklin Now $12,996 Now $12,997 the country. tion of ti.e National League of AFTER REBATE Now $11,975 day. June 25 was the largest since 1988 Select Circle Coaching SKYLARK AFTER REBATE AFTER REBATE Tom Nugent and Jamie Beth Postmasters in St. Louis. MO. LESABRE AFTER REBATE 1977 The Friday night crowd to- Awards. Cook were named king and August 31. 1988 LIMITED 4 DR. taled 2.200 and 1.8(H) people Lowell's athletic department CUSTOM 4 DR. Massachusetts Governor delay wipers, rear def. air, were entertained on Thursday queen of the 1988 Kent County Power locks, pulse wipers, finished second to East Grand console, cruise, tilt, Youth Fair. Michael Dukakis visited West rear defog. cruise, tilt, 1250 West Main Street night. Rapids in the O-K White All- # cassette, ruby red, August 10. 1988 Michigan's Research and cassette, wire wheels Kent and other counties were Sports award. Lowell. Michigan 49331 Technology Institution on Aug expected to be given disaster July 20, 1988 A report released by Shim boat covers, Ph, (616) 897-9294 President Ray Quada stated thai 24 WAS $13,662.00 ^atus unless ram rescued tann- Keith Caldwell. President and the profit excess from the 1988 Dukakis, politicking in a Re- CENTURY ers from their continuing strug- Chief Executive Officer o! Now $11,999 Thomet Lowell Showboat extravaganza publican dominated state talked gle with the drought of 1988. FMB-State Savings Bank an- AFTER REBATE CUSTOM 4 DR. Open Mondays and is S 10.000. "The Showboat com- about trade, the economy, the de- CHEVROLET BUICK Jerry VanderMeer was named nounced the appointment of power locks, pulse wipers, Wednesdays 'til 9:00 P.M. mittee would have considered ficil. and George Bush ihe new manager of the Lowell Brian Doyle as a Director ol defog. air. cruise, tilt, the Showboat a success if we had Jane Aronson was named the NAPA Auto Parts Store. Bank. cassette, broken even." Showboat Presi- new librarian of the Lowell Pub- GM QUALITY Lowell's Chamber ot Com- Lowell s West Mam water WAS $13,329.00 dent. Ray Quada said lic Library. WAS $16,294.00 merce honored Delores Dey for sewer mains project was nixed SERVICE PARTS John Timpson. Jean Huver September 7. 1988 her 22 years of dedicated service by the Lowell City Council. The Now $13,396 Now $10,999 OINlfAl MOTOIS COi^OtAllOM and Carol Wells were ihe big win- Lowell's Bushnell Elementary Cyndi got her new pony thanks to small communities pullini as ihe Chamber s secretary project would have cost together. AFTER REBATE AFTER REBATE ners in the Lowell Township pn School started a playground July 6. 1988 S486.603. ji mary election Timpson won the equipment fund-raiser Sept. 2. A 19-year-old Lowell woman. Pete Siler. Agnscience In Darci Lynn McCreadv wis held township supervisor race. Wells Cont., pg. 22 Monahan Wyatt Knight 1963 CBS Lata Movie A mmmg colony 50 N o MOVIE: WHIy Wonka and tha ' ® M3HT Tracka (Stereo) Band Chrtetmee The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, December 21. 1988 - Page 14 £ Swamp Buggy Racing operated by humans on the volcanic © Beneon Chocolate Factory The worlds MNEFFL EO , The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, December 21, 1988 • Page 15 Sppctn • ;I' moon of Juprtar ia having drug AAI 1SJGFL O Cover Story nign ocnooi VRFNEERIEAUMG greatest candy maker takes five SATURDAY CONT. O Riflemen rli Larry King Uval amuggkng problems and a federal © Sporta Seturdey children on a tour of his chocolate ® 700 Club O Your Money 6:05 © MOVIE: IF a a Wonderful Ufe Spectacular factory as a test to see if any of them O Tattertown marshal is called in Sean Connery, © Count Duckule © Profeeeional Skating TT SportaLook OO Dlffrant Storkas TD The SmaH One 1978 O ® Amartce'A Top Tan A small town failure contempletes FRIDAY is wormy of a secret prize Gene O d) MOVIE: Chrtatmaa Comae Peter Boyle 1961 O Ed Rendara Talking suicide until e guerdien engei O Thia Week in Jepen OS) Bullwlnkle «) Where Thera'a a Will J Wilder Jack Albertsor 1971 to Willow Craak Two bittarty OFFL) NightMna (CC) 4:00 O Top 20 Video Countdown Baaebell appeers end shows him how life O Orphana of th• e WHd 1:00 O ® Chrietophar Cloae-Up Lone Ranger time machine and his girlfriend The O Miami Vice feuding brothers attempt to aurvrve O Wlah You Were Here O® Cheera would be if ha d never been bom O World of Feetlvala O Our Houaa four days together in order to O ChaNanga Od) O® Kiaayfur £3 NFL GemeDey O ® Fearte Tele Theatre: Snow © d) Three'a Company James Stewart, Donne Reed FRIDAY Three Stooges Vicki Trickett 12:300® CNN 10:00 0 Yol MTV Rapal 1988 O Chaara deliver Chnstmaa gifts to a smaH 2:300(1) Nawa O ® Kidetutt O College Football Preview White Elizebeth McQovern. Vanes 1946 1962 Od) 9® Late Night with 1:00 O Grand Ole Opry Live O Country Kitchen December 23 il r \ rs ri tei f ' n t a ' Alaskan town, for a fnand John • Making K ITEPPM 0 (BO OO Sesame Straat O Kid'a Court se Redareve (CC) 2:09 O MOVIE: Marry Chrtatmaa David Lettermen (CC) Backatage 8:300 Grand Ole Opry Uve O ® MOVIE: A Chrtetmee Carol Schneider Tom Wopat 1967 • Spoft»C« », Od) Od) Teen Wort (CC) O® Silver Spoons The TV L.simg Group inc Ft Wof*h TX Gun amok a OO Bamay Millar nt O® War of the Worlda Od) O® Amen (CC) Dickens femous claaaic of s miser- (CC) OO O® FHntatona Kida AL Oeming: Men of the OW MOVIE: Dr. Who: O You Can't Do That on TV O MOVIE: Juat the Way You Ara I ® 227 (CD O O CE Newa Megazlna 1968 ly old man who leerns the true 2:30 O MOVIE: Ov* tha Top Lmcom O 9) Mr. Balvedare (CC) (CC) Underworld Mlnyos race benks MORNING O CCHA Digeat A young handicapped muaioan ® CNN HaadNn* NAWT Rock n' RON Chrtatmaa (CO meening of Chnstmea from some Hawk is a bom loser Now ha a got Od) a Claymation Chrtatmaa (D [HBO] MOVIE: Roianna survive on e ship now encrueted by I® Oil) Family Faud finds the love she has been rraaamg O Laugh In 6D Mickey'a Chrtatmaa Carol ghostlittyy midnight visitors Regmeld to prove ha s a wmnar the only way Celebration (Stereo) (CC) spece debris e planet thick Dr ©OA Vermont Chrtetmee O ST IT'a a Living when she travels to a French aki 1983 Owen, Gene Lockhart 1938 6:00 CD MOVIE: ttorcutM H*CUIM ha knowa how. by muadmo hia way O American Album fix •asignoft O [MAX1 MOVII: TBE 30 Foot must outwit e maniacal computer to OO Degraaai Junior High Od) Coaby resort and putt her leg m a cast AFTERNOON O Maedowlark Lemon Speciel O d) O ® Hunter tingi«Mnnairass finds haftaff kaapmg for help Jeff Bridges Kim Ba- 12:50 o Night Tracka (Stereo) O Elephant Show or becoming human and marrying a O You Can't Do That On TV • O O® J«op»rdyl(CC) O ® Growing Peine (CC) O USA Tonight a rampage on Chrtatmaa Eve ea a 1986 *ou»a to a ihack wim a carpant* singer 1967 (CC) 1:000 Muaic Vidaoa • d) Od) Advanturaa of pnnce Mia Farrow. Alan Arkin Feetlvel Night Court O® MOVIE: Intametlonal sorority house preperes for the OO AN Creeturee Greet end Evening Newa and hia hkJs Gokfca Hawn Kurt O '""A Drag Racing 10KN)O Friday Night Rock Blocka O® MOVIE: All the Pra- Raggady Ann and Andy (CC) 1982 Velvet Velvet, now e grown women Rufia« 1967 (Starao) (CC) 1987. holidey Okvie Hussey. Ketr DuNee Smell 4:00 IT A.W.A. Championahip Croaaflre aidant'a Man Extensive work by #050 Bonania OD) Punky Brawater with e live m lover, primes her niece © MOVIE: Tht Flying MiaaMa • O Crook and Chaaa ® Car 54. Whara Ara You? 1975 O ® Chrtatmaa Pegeent ineioe otcycimg WraatHng O Doubla Dare two Wathmgton Pott reportert O® MOVIE: Holiday Inn A to follow m her footsteps ea an O MOVIE: CtwIMiiae In Impatient to have matr submarine 1:30 O O' HouaacaN O MOVIE: The Happleet O I D) West 57th (CC) exposes the Watergate tcandal. 3:080 [MAX] MOV ' W famous song and dance man Olympic horsewomen Tetum uonnecncui a coiumnisi posing •Quipped wtm missiles ma com- 5:00® MOVIE: It Happanad One O Kronk Boxing Dunng World Wer I. the ©Along Nature'A Routee and the two are undaunted by the Undarachievers I® OO Oummi Baara(CC) decides to turn a Connecticut farm ONeel. Christopher Ptummer es a model homemeker must find e MMHonaire mandar and ma craw raid ma Chrtatmaa Despondent because O GD Win, Loaa or Draw eccentnc BnJdle femdy lives m e (CC) high powered officialt involved S I® BpMarman mto an mn that s only open on 1978 family and leem to cook when her 10:300 Muelc Videoe ordinance depot Glann Ford. of a merciieaa banker and the O 9) Entartainment Tonight 3:300® Sign Off riotous realm of their own. filled with (CC) Robert Redford Duttm Hoffman OO O® New Advanturae of holidays Bmg Croaby. Fred Aa- OO History of Dieting publisher orders her to take m e wer O Wieh You Were Here Vivaca Lindfors 1951 impending demise of her town, a OD) M*A*8*H • MOVIE: A live aihgetora. |u|itsu malchee and Splaah (CC) 1976 Hooaiart Winnie tha Pooh (CC) taire 1942 Od) hero for the holidays Barbere O® Mr. Krueger'a Chrtatmaa young woman contemplates werm romence* Fred MacMurrey. 8:30© SportaCanter 7:35 O Sanford and Son ) MOVIE: Full Matal O ® Thraa'a Company college coach with a mysteriou> O Wuiiles OO Michigan Outdoora Stenwyck. Dennis Morgen 1945 Jimmy Stewert. Mormon Teberne- suicide, until her guardian angel past comet to a small Indiana la Tommy Steele. 1967. 9:00 O (X MOVIE: « Boy Ah. Jacket (CO O Straight Talk 9) Supertwok OO Quitting Triune Brain cie Choir Th Carnal shows up Mark) Thomas Dons 8:00 O Top 20 Video Countdown town to rally the high school s ©ShowBiz Week a young Arab boy. joms hit grand- O 700 Club • I Peoole to Peoole OOTBA OO Chrtetmee with the Mor- Leachman 1977, O NeahviHe Now Chrtatmaa O Croaaflre flagging basketball team Gene 4:050 Andy Griffith father on a cama< drive across the O Collage Baakatball O Outdoor Sportaman O MOVIE: Sancho. the Homing O TBA mon Tebemecle Choir Shirtey O MOVIE: Thraa O'Clock High A Card 87 O Patty Duke He<*man. 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y ft The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, December 21, 1988 - Page 23 I he Lowell l edger • Wednesday. December 21, 1988 - Page 22 Year in Review, cont. Arrow debate team finishes 2nd ram she participated in. Thousands of people traveled Ledger's reporter was there for September 21. 1988 anmnd and through detours to the enthusiastic rally. In a presi- Lasl week, the I HS Varsity tive team of Heather Nauta and The junior varsity also had a Pam Kruse a 400 and 800- get to Fallasburg Park and enjoy dential campaign that had an ex- Debate Team brought home the Pat Nugent. The negative team stab at a winning tmphy. but S:t meter freestyle swimmer in the the sights, sounds, and tastes of cecss of verbal battering. Bush second place tn>ph\ in the O-K consisted of Katie Wills and came home empty handed They 6:« 1968 Olympics shared her the 20th Annual Fallasburg Fall said he would spend the final 40 Gold League. Arguing for the re- Rachel Cattanach. ended up in a four way tie for memories of the event with Festival, sponsored by the Low- days of the campaign presenting •H solution that The United States Pat Nugent received the third second place that resulted in a Bushnell Elementary students ell Area Arts Council. fairly the differences between should establish a comprehen- highest point average in the en- tie breaker. Greenville and Forest Sept. 16. Kruse won a silver University of Michigan stu- him and Democratic nominee sive program to guarantee retire- tire league and was given a Hills Northern nudged out the Ar- 9:1 medal in the 800 freestyle. dents Corey Dolgon and Tim Michael Dukakis. ment security for all citizens over speaker award as well as an O-K rows for a victory. The top J .V. Flora Jean Beachum was one Hawkins stopped at Alto Lowell's new $96,000 fire- the age of 65" was the affirma- All-Conference medal. speakers were negatives Kristina of 4.655 people to purchase a Elementary school to talk to the truck was delivered The truck is Jefferson and Jay Van Antwerp ticket from a Grand Valley Cor- children about toxic waste and able to spray I,(XX) gallons of and affirmatives Jason Jones and The LHS choir and band hold concert vette Association member. How- its perpetrators. What the stud- water per minute The new truck Bemadette Fox. f:: ever Beachum's name was the nets leamed was that there are replaced the old one purchased Lowell s Choir entertained a large gathering with 25 minutes of mainly Christmas melodies. only one drawn when the lucky OsC 1,778 official toxic waste sites back in 1985. Corvette winner was announced in the state of Michigan. That's Lowells football team suf- Tony the Tiger visited the the third worst in the country be- fered a bitter 6-3 defeat at the house of Dawn Jones Sept. 16. hind California and New Jersey. hands of East Grand Rapids. The Jones won a Huffy bike for hav- homecoming game was decided 0:( The Lowell Ledger receives ing Frosted Flakes in her cup- another letter from the infamous in the final minute of play as the board when Tony the Tiger paid Terry Smith about its coverage, Pioneers scored on a pass in the Lowell Showboat Carolers the unexpected visit. or shall we say lack of coverage, flats from Sam Middleton to September 28, 1988 The worlds' largest zoo in the area of seventh and eighth- Dave Hackerb is the 650 acre Whipsnade "Here We Go a Caroling." The Showboat Choir and company did just that on Dec. 15. Here Lowells school district was grade and freshman athletics. October 12, 1988 1:C r Zoo near London, England. the group of carolers are standing in front of Cousin^. denied its request for a 2.9 mill Lowell's Qua-ke-Zik Club cel- Lowell's Board of Education increase in 1988-89 and an addi- ebrates its 50th anniversary on approves $298,000 worth of re- 1:3 tional .3 mills in 1989-90 and Sept. 25. ductions in addition to the 1990-91. The millage rejection October 5. 1988 $162,000 already cut from its Year in Review, cont. meant the board s immediate The community Republicans budget. Superintedent Fritz Esch 2:0 goal would be to make $300,000 got their wish as George Bush The fund-raiser was to help tor of the First United Methodist Arrow band with a check for Cont.,^. pg. 24 Reverend Hakan Englund who worth of cuts. The long-term visited Grand Rapids and £ raise monies to pa> tor the Church returned from his four- spent four-months here in Low- SI,000 goal was to activate the suppor- ^ v™:* rv-u • t c i /• # • S8.(XX) plavground equipment month World Methodist Council ell. Lowell's football team wins its tive voters for the projected early Lowelft City Council stirs the wrath of some city residents when it decides to cut down 25 p purchased from Jennings out of Minis.enal exchange in Hei- Lowell Showboat President seasonal opener against Ionia. spring election. 2:3 walnut trees at Oakwood Cemetery. tn. rl S „ ih, o tTr Kalamazoo. smgborg. Sweden. Ray Quada presented Bob Rice, 22-0. front row left to nght: Rachel Cattanach. Kat.e W.lls. Reverend Bj|| Amundsen pas. *mu*dsen excha d wjth LHS Band Director and the Red September 14, 1988 Lowell's Chamber of Com- merce honored, Ivan Blough, Lowell resident of 40 years, with irth Announcement the 1988 "Person of the Year" 1:0 award. Dr. William and Carol Mar- Jared and Joshua welcome culis of Garden City, Michigan, their new cousin, John Michael Being named the third annual Felling, born December 12,1988 Lowell Chamber of Commerce announce the birth of a son. 1:0! Mathew William. Mathew was at 2:37 p.m. He was 19 inches "Their one friend was "Person of the Year," is not a title bom December 12. 1988 and long and weighed 7 lbs. I oz. Blough was real comfortable with. "It's a real nice honor and weighed 7 lbs. I oz. Grandpa- New parents are John and Darla I appreciate the fact ive been in rents are Dr. William and Nancy 2:0 Marculis of Grand Rapids and Felling of Lowell. Proud grand- Lowell 40 years and have raised Gil and Sandie VanWeclden of my children here," Blocgh said. 3:31 parents Edwin and Annie Felling A report based on selected Lowell. Great-grandparents are Butch and Ruth Thompson of of Lowell and Dixon and Sher- ITHE EXPERT pinned between the University of Michigan Accredi- 4 0< Lowell. rane Howard of Payson, Utah tation Standards for 1987-88 re- flects the availability and com- petitiveness of course offerings; educational opportunities for LHS students showed that Low- (MiiutiU TO roof and the front ell's standards compared to other schools of its size and exceeded the norm. C-) 5:00 Lowell's soccer team posted 5:30 the school's first-ever victory against a Forest Hills School on 5:00 the infamous "Hill." 9:00 seat. And he was Alto student Melody Brubaker won the elementary a computer S:15 -Wl. «« through a summer reading prog- 1 8:30 9:00 Cont., pg. 23 • > n- ' U.. .1 1 • It: n* DRAWN BY: Kristina Stow, age screaming for help. Riverside, Mrs. Roth [mOlCAU 0:00 HOURS: y MT 11-6 Lyw

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October 26, 1988 MLRRY the board will need to trim an land was killed after she sus- The Lowell community lost a Dave Gerst was appointed to additional $750,000 from next tained fatal head injunes when coach and friend when Carml R. the FMB State Savings Bank (Chris) Burch passed away at the 5:1 year's budget. her car appeared to drift left of Board of Directors. age of 85. Burch came to the 6;( l Charlene McNab was named the center line and struck another Lowell's football team dedi- From The D the new account clerk at Lowell vehicle. Lowell Schools in 1937, He cated its contest with the confer- •;( coached Lowell fool ball from ence-leading and undefeated A 01 Lowell's Red Anx,w Cross 1937 until 1953, compiling a 72- I:: \ DRAWN BY: Zeeland Chics lo the memory of country team se. seven personal backlaS ^ 57-7 mark, the winningest in Coach Chris Burch. The Red Ar- Lowell 9:( Cheryl Anderson, age 10 bests in defeating conference foe ^ af,er " Lowell history. rows pulled off the upset defeat- Riverside, Mr. Blodgett Northview nu, ,rces scvcn?d at 0ak Lowell area friends, the busi- ing Zeeland 18-13, The summer heat was gone Cemetery The city staled the ness community and organiza- Lowell girl harriers finished but as reported in a Ledger story trees were messy, deteriorating, tions were saddened to learn of second al the O-K White Confer- Rotary the effects it had on the apples old and diseased as reasons for the death of the Honorable ence meet. may linger inlo 1989 Roger it® decision. George R Cook, 67, a Kent The Equestrian team clinched w Kropf, Kmpf Orchards, said the A Runciman/Riverside fun- County Circuit Court Judge, at the District V Championship. slate apple production in 1988 draiser nets $16,000, The money his home in East Grand Rapids, November 2, 1988 Club w used 10 would drop by 28 percent com- ill ^ directly benefit Cook was bom in Ohio but There were 136 Lowell em- pared lo prior years, the youngsters by providing moved to Lowell in 1925 with ployees who joined in the Hallo- ^OTA|?p (W goods UIIVandJ servicei . IV W,sI which th.••Ve hi111,s1 parentpcuvill.s^ anIll IdU attendeailtrliuidu Lowell ween fun and participated in the Lowell Ledgers 1988 Hallo- | Gymnastics offered to area youth ween Costume Contest Top hon- ors went lo Sharon Velzen. Root Q: Starting in January. Lowell P m,, $30 Y-member $35 non- Linda Zaczek, Director of Com- Lowell, for her Pippi Longstock- 1:0 A Community Kducation and the member; 3 year old advaned 5:45 munity Education says, "by ing outfit. •Jf. YMCA will be offering a gym- - 6:30 p.m., $25 Y-member $30 working with the YMCA we will Norm Byme received design 1:3 nasties program together. The non-member; 4-6 year old ad- have more resources available award honors at the 1988 Product gymnastics classes will include vanced 6:30-7:30 p.m.. $30 Y- and we also meet one of our cor- Design Awards. He received a the 4 Olympic events: Roor exer- member $35 non-member. porate goals that were eslab- silver award for his design of the < 2:0 cise, balance beam, vault and un- Thursdays, 7 years and older lished." retractable power center in the "V | LOWELL AUTO BODY « r. even bars. The schedule and fees Beginners, 4-5 p.m.; Inter- Doug Ybema, Director of the category of innovative product o 319 E. Main StTMt Lowall Phon* (616) 8974431 7* are as follows: mediate, 5-6 p.m.; Advanced 6- YMCA says, "Both organi/a- solutions. s Tuesdays. 3 year old begin- 7 p.m, $30 Y-member $35 non- lions the community and Slate Representative Vic o cfccfoGfo air 1 2:3 ners. 4-4:45 p.m . $25 Y- member it is important that Community Krause visited and spoke to a k member $30 non-member; 4-6 Both organizations are excited ^ an^ the YMCA work lev LHS social studies class. The year old beginners. 4:45 - 5:45 about the joint program offering. gether. seminar covered such topics as it?, AIDS testing, capital punish- i ment, transportation and others Wittenbach November 9. 1988 1:0" Gordon Gould appointed to the Showboat President position, Olds - Pontiac - GMC following the resignation of M'l 1:0: board president Ray Quada, who 1989 GMC SIERRA DRAWN BY: stepped down because of posi- tive changes in his employ mem. Dianna Rice, age 11 Thanks to the FULL SIZE PICKUP At a special meeting, the Low- Riverside, Mr. Blodgett 2:01 ell Board of Education approved Generosity of a pay-to-ride provision which 3:3( paved the way for reinstatement C.J. Christoff of winter and spring inlerscholas- lee 4:0( tic sports schedules for Middle jAftMS School students. The $20,000 & Sons, Your cuts in the districts athletic «~>5v budget were part of the $298,000 foRTAilE of cuts made in this year s school Entire SHRIMP 8' box, well equipped. #3024 budget as a result of the recent jWMifmoi^Teo Horseradish Discounted millage failure Contribution "" """'OMATfO Sooce for man §tul Over $2,000 700 E. 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In a quad meet tational championship Lowell 125 pounds; and Nate Nauta, 130 player and of the front office in Rivers in his 30th year was given mg fullback for those great Csonka, breaking through the The Super Bowl VIII most val- against Ionia. Union and Beld- edged past Charlotte 131-121. pounds O the USFL, does Csonka have any an early Chnstmas gift by his Miami Dolphin teams back in the line and into the secondary, was uable pla^r played his college ing. Lowell lost lo a talented The tourney came down to Aaron Lowell 30, Northview 27 aspirations to coach? "None 1988-89 Red Arrow grapplers early 70's, has been out of foot- a defensive backs nightmare ball at Syracuse University prior Redskin team 34-32, but ran Wester against his Charlotte foe Lowell 54, Rogers 12 whatsoever. Coaches have more The team enters the holiday part hall since 1979, but part-time More often than not the Stow! to joining the Dolphins Today roughshod over Union 57-12. The Arn)w clinched the tourney Lowell posted six and five stress than players,'' Csonka of the season at 3-0 in the league analysis for NBC has allowed Ohio native ran over or just plain he splits his time between a farm Rivers squad then entered a title with a pin. **li was nip and pins respectively in its matches said. "Front office work is a dif- and alone at the top of the confer- him to get close to football again carried backs with him on his just outside Youngstown, Ohio meet against Northview. another tuck throughout between Char- against the Wildcats and the ferent type of stress. It promotes ence. • You put your finger on it. I way to 8,081 career yards in 13 top team in the conference, and lotte and us. Westers pin won it Golden Hawks. and a house in Jacksonville big bellies and bald heads - who Rivers and his club entered the really enjoy being back around seasons When Csonkas hands Rorida. Rogers with a record of 2-1 over- tor us. Rivers said. "I'm very The Red Anows won their needs that?" season with some major ques- the game and being able to recog- got control of that pigskin he As a man who's tested the st- all. happy with the way the kids first nine matches against North- The three most successful tions unanswered, hut a tough mze players without their num- rarely fumbled During his rain and stress of the NFL as a It came out of that match with wrestled." view. five of them by pin. In fact. coaches over the last 20 years early league schedule seems to a 3-0 league record and atop the Lowell took three firsts, a sec- the results of five of the first six have been Tom Landry. Don have helped the Arrows skirt O-K White. Lowell defeated ond and three thirds. Earning top matches were Red Arrow pins. Shula and Chuck Noll. However, around finding the answers - or Northview 30-27 and easily got honors were Todd Nauta at 140 "We wrestled well against H.S. wrestling, cont. they too, haven't been able to es- maybe the questions have been Northview and did what we had Aaron Wester looks to take control in a closely contested battle past Rogers 54-12. pounds; Bart Olin at 152 pounds; cape the wrath of criticism that answered and the crafty veteran 'The team is further ahead and Aaron Wester at 189 pounds to do to win." Rivers explained. ^is Redskin. Wetter tell short, losing 9-8. ler won by injury default. heavyweight tilt by forfeit. Nauta. 13-3; White. 16-1; Olin comes with losing. Lowell coach is playing a game than I anticipated." Rivers said. Taking second in the invita- "The kids are really coming Belding 34, Lowell 32 Lowell had no problem with 1-0; and Stepek 15-10, Todd "If coaches lose, they get of deception. I think the tough early schedule tional was Lowells Scott Nagy through" Lowell 57, Union 12 Union, winning lOof 12 matches Nauta's victory came by way of criticized. But the people saying The Red Arrows opened the has helped motivate them M in the 112-pound class. Third- The pins were posted by Dave Coach Rivers referred to the with seven tallies in the pin col- forfeit. those coaches have lost it are un- season with a win over Sparta, The Red Arrows closed out the place finishes went to Trevor Rottier, 103, first period; Nagy, Beldmg match as one that would umn. educated about sports. They one of the top four teams in the week with a Olivet College Invi- Tyler. 119 pounds; Aaron Adams, 112, second period; Adams, 125. help prepare his club for confer- Helping with that total were "Being 4-1 and having beat don't understand the draft sys- second period; Nate Nauta, 130, ence competition. Rottier. Nagy. Tyler, Adams. Sparta and Northview helps us," tem," Csonka said. "Because second period; and Aaron White. The Redskins with a history Hoffman. Depew and Wester Rivers said in regards to the con- they've done so well in the past 135, second penod. of strong wrestling teams didn l Winning decisions were Nate ference race. they are now suffering. The tech- wWWWWWWWW Four decisions were handed disappoint the Red Arrows or the nical advances which once sepa- in. Tyler won 16-9; Todd Nauta o large crowd in attendance. rated them from other coaches goo\6 won 8-3; Jeff Hoffman won 10- The match was close the entire no longer exist. Teams have cwy voVi e re 5; and Olin won 9-3. way as the two teams went back caught up to them and are now Against Rogers. Lowell won and forth. using those same technical ad- 10 of the 13 matches. Pins were Lowell got off to a quick start vances." DRAWN BY: posted by Nagy, first period; winning three of the first four The Dolphin great added that Matt Carstens, age 11 Adams, first period; White, first matches. All three victories were the coaching trio proved their Bushnell, Miss Martinsons period; Todd Nauta. second by way of pins. Nagy recorded greatness by winning for so long, L*"? Csonka reminisces about his playing days with the great period; and Tony Stepek, third his at 1:32 of the first period, now because of that and the way Dolphin teams of the early TO's. period. Tyler followed wilh one at 1:52 Cont., pg. 28 Winning decisions were re- of the first penod and Adams corded by Hoffman at 5-4 and •K) made quick work of his Redskin Jeff Depew at 6-3. Kirkbride and Red Arrow grappler Tony Stepek found points hard to come foe. pinning him in 13 seconds Olin won by forfeit, while Wes- by in his 18-2 loss to the Redskin wrestler. of the first penod. Cont. pg. 27 Belding came back to win the next two matches before Todd Nauta stop the string with a 10-3 HM Repair Service decision. Following Hoffman's 12-4 287 Lincoln Lake Rd., Lowell loss. Olin and Depew fought back with second period pins. 897-6640 Belding. however, came back with two crucial decisions over Lowell wrestler Joe Depew had his back to the mat in a match ^ ^ ^ 4» Stepek (18-2) and Wester (9-8). against his Belding counterpart. Kirkbride won the rt? a DRAWN BY: Mike Roudabush, age 11 Bushnell, Miss Martinsons

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rnait 4 » Widay Mossoms good tidings. I I 0 oAiay you briow pcace tUougliout tlie yeoA. i DRAWN BY: ^ l: DRAWN BY; 0) Emily VanStrien, age 10 tlianks. James Haddan, age 10 Riverside, Mr. Blodgett i Bushnell, Mrs. Young DRAWN BY; l Bronson Ward, age 11 CUMBERLAND l Bushnell, Miss Martinsons RETIREMENT VILLAGE l OF LOWELL I IWiici & Hutu Coda Wemet Distributing 11535 E. Rjlion (M-21) M-91, Belding 794-0200 l 109 W. Main St., Lowell | 1 2335 W. Main St., Lowell (616)897-8413 L(>wcii. MI 49331 Todd Gillan, D.D.S FAMILY DENTISTRY CAll • 897-8491 J j j » j # j » j » j » I he Lowell l edger - Wednesday. December 21. 1988 • Page 28 Year in Review, cont. The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. December 21, 1988 - Page 29 pulled together to gel Cyndi 3 by Lesier Morse of Belding team's season comes to an end Grondman. Lowell, a new pony The youngster's pony. Ginger ^petted increased enrollment tished. m district play against Forest Officials Association. Perry has after the seven-year-old lost her was mistakinly shot on Nov. 30. Arrows fall short against Vikings j HU.|| will have over the next ^ Cornerstone Community Hills Central. The Red Arrows dedicated 37 years of service in |H)ny Ginger. After 15 years of servicc as ^plcol ycm at the elementary ( burch otters Thanksgiving l)a\ TAMILY TARE lost 54-45. education and 20 years as the Grondman. who has been trustee on the Vergennes Town- Lowell didn i go to ihe basket beginning for Lowell. play from McVicker. 20 points, nutcs. leading a Lowell charge and middle ichool levels, dinner for the people in the com- Women of the Moose donate schools A.D battling leukemia for three years ship Board Rich Bieri retired very aggressively in ihe firsi Lowell unable to get un- seven rebounds, and good out- that cut Park's lead from as kurt Blasher. Lowell, was the munity who might otherwise be S5(K) to the Boosters Club. The new board game Lottery had an eight-year-old shelland Lowell High School Principal half against Wyoming Park, and tracked, stared a 14-4 first quar- many as 24 to as little as 12 with yj spending the holiday alone. side shooting from Chad Kerr. «inner of the Lowell Ledger pony delivered to her home Dec. w hen u did. Viking center Greg November 30. I9KK Fever hit ihe local store shelves Cont., pg 32 ter deficit in the face mughly 16 points; Jeff Mihcve and Jes- 2:36 to play in the game |irsi Buck" contest. Blasher Alto. Bushnell and Runciman "Athlete of the Week City Fathers put finishing (Cousin's) in time for Christmas McVicker either altered its shot five minutes into the contest sie Sallie Jr. each contributed Viking Coach Kelly McEwen hrcueh m an eight-point buck, Riverside Elementary Schools in Adams said. "Now. Coach touches on a 1.000-fool sliding Shopping. The game was created or blocked it. "Park played wilh reckless aban with II points. who had pul his starting five be- wi iiiher 23. 1988 cooperation help raise money for Boeve is more loose. I think lull lor souths on N Washington by Lowell resident Bob Perkins ;sK *jOsx C\ cherry We were hesitant going to don and we were unable to gel The third quarter ended with side him with a little less than hnstmas activities Santa ( laus (iirls' "Give a Child w w that's a good characteristic east o( the old shooting range. and partner and Iriend. Ken the hoop We let him intimidate anything going.' Thomas said Park holding Us biggest lead lo four minutes lo play had to rein- .ponsored by the Lowell a Book for Christmas " for a track coach." Lowell Athletic Director. Bob Zoodsma. us in ihc lirst half." Lowell "I'm disappointed we didn't lhal point al 66-45. sert his starters at the 2:36 Chamber of Commerce is pub- Lowell girls' basketball Adams, a very emotional Pern was named "A D. of the I )ecember 7 C oach Mark Thomas said fol- start better, but I think inexperi- Despite playing at a height marker to halt a Lowell rally. "I player, believes if he chan- Near b\ the Western Michigan Lowell and area communities lowing ihc Red Arrows 80-73 ence lends itself to slow starts " disadvantage, Lowell played didn't want the lead lo get into nels his emotions right, they loss to Wyoming Park. Lowell trailed 23-14 at ihc with ihc Vikings on the boards, single digits." Mcfcwcn said. Lowell BE cont. can be a positive for the team, I nlikc ihc final eight minutes end of one quarter and 41 -17 al being outrebounded 43-40. The "Lowell plays haixl I was im- but if the emotions distract coming alter us. alter Rogers jumped on the Red of ihc contest, ihe start of ihc halftime. The third quarter saw Red Arrows grabbed 11 of those pressed wilh the way they kept I ,>weII cut the lead to 10 at game was not a very auspicious Wyoming Park get fine inside caroms in the final eight mi- from his game, well, then it Arrows early and coasted lo an Cont. pg. 29 acts as a negative. "If chan- > M vuth a minute-and-a-half ()-K White Conference victory. neled the right way it can help to p|a\. but the 80-73 final was "We never got on our feet. Larry Csonka, cont lift the team emotionally." as close as the Red Armws could Again we played belter in the DRAWN BY; The junior admits though :ci I *as pnmd of the way the second half but that's little con- Brad Schoen, age 11 the draft is set up they have to with bigger players because of player who does it with less, players on drug testing, he can't. that the up and down roller kids hung m there." Thomas solation." Thomas said win with less. the use of steroids was in IM84- through natural abilities and hard "I'm sorry if it means we don't Bushnell, Mr. Stevens Bob Adams coaster of emotions in basket- xaid What hurt us is that we Csonka. a member of the "less 85. I never heard of the word work. trust you. but it is for your own Lowell was led by Tim ball are difficult on him and were not aggressive going to the filling - taste great" Miller Lite steroid until a couple of years "The player that's not big or protection. Players are in a posi- Lowell basketball coach Weststrate's 20 points. Bob after I was out of the NFL." that he's still learning to play h(H>p until late in the game and commercials, enjoys lhal time fast but works to make a differ- tion of tremendous stress (due lo Mark Thomas says he wears Adams added 13. and Ryan The member of the 17-0 1972- at an even pace did not make our foul shots spent. "It's fun. bui the only ence is what sports is all about." money). There's a leverage on his emotions on his sleeve. Holt/ contributed with 10. Low- "With each game the team in ihe first half." drawback is working with Bob 73 Dolphin team added that un- Csonka said. "With steroids. them pushing them toward Thomas would also tell you ell was outrebounded in the con- dru s lf a is believing in one another Lowell outscored Wyoming Decker. The man never sleeps, fortunately young kids are being suddenly it's not the guy that l? - 10-year-old has Bob Adams leaves every- test 38-23. • He's some sort of vampire leveraged into taking steroids more, and believes we can I'ark 2H-I4 in the final quarter works the hardest - creating loaded gun in his hand. 1 take it thing out on the court. "We have to do a belter job Csonka chuckles. "Its been made inviting to be a play wilh ihe teams in our Coming off the bench to spark sports as a hollow shadow." away to protect him. Drugs need The 16-year-old junior. Ihe on transition - from offense to little bigger, a little faster even conference." he said. thai rail) was Wyoming transfer Drug use in the NFL is a topic He continues, "The minute to be taken away from the oldest of the three Adams' defense." Thomas said. "It's a JOHN CLORE'S AUTOS, INC Csonka doesn't find very funny. if it means synthetically." Adams, who likes football JtK'l Manion. He had six points sports is perceived as fake and players." children, is a three star matter of communicating with "I don't think it's as extensive Csonka said. and basketball equally well, and three rebounds. 2401 W. Main, Lowell not real, fans will quit buying athlete. In the fall he was one each other and liming a man." \ and rampant as we think, but any He adds steroids are wiping The former Dolphin believes has scored his share of points Anoiher key performance tickets " of Coach Christensen's lop He added the Arrows settled PH. 897-5961 use is too extensive." he said oul the player that works hard to that public opinion will substan- in both sports. Add lo that ihe coming off the bench was Csonka said as much as he running backs; in the early down m the final 16 minutes. "The firsi time 1 came in contact become bigger and quicker, ihc tiate drug testing. "Taking drugs fact he's also scoring points handed in by Tom Moore. He would like lo side wilh the stages of the basketball sea- "We do alright if we initiate the is morally wrong. Ask any player n the classroom. Adams car- scored seven points and grabbed son he has led Lowell in scor- action and don't set back." in Ihc NFL who's using steroids ries h 3.0 grade-point aver- three rebounds. ing with a 15.6 average; and Thomas said. "K [ if ihey want iheir son or daughter age. 'Right now my interests The Red Arrows were led in come spring Coach Boeve Rogers was led by Steve Hen- taking steroids, if they say yes - after high school are in com- scoring by Bob Adams with 20 will welcome him as a track derson and Dusty Nash with 17 they're lying." munications and business points. He also collected five team member in the long points apiece. The avid trout fisherman and management," Adams said rebounds Jason Douma added jump and relay events. 1 bird hunter. Csonka believes ( L "Both Coach Christensen C-Vir^o money is the leverage that is and Coach Thomas stress be- /• pushing players toward steroids DRAWN BY; lieving in yourself, your IWerry ^ * • and other drugs. Take Ihe drugs Mary Jo Mutschler, age 11 teammates, playing hard and • away and then when they reach Riverside, Mrs. Roth / good things will happen." 35 they'll realize a basket of CKristraas money isn't worth "bleep" if DRAWN BY: Tom Moore seizes control of the ball during action in the Wyom- you're alone al Christmas. ing Park contest. CPTli Matt Inman, age 11 Bushnell, Mr. Stevens

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Red Arrow Ryan Holtz out-positions this Viking for a rebound. Overall Record I05-51-1/.672 94-62-1/.602 99-67-1/.634 Lowell stayed with Wyoming Park on the boards, being out- rebounded 43-404 i\. | ^ ^ # ilJ1 ilj) # # iS ^ ^ # itj) tj) il!t> # ® II points, but led the club on the boards with nine rebounds. i ^ 4 ^ 4 # 4 e Cf ^ DRAWN BY: ^ Other players in double figures V ^ Connie Goulooze, age 11 included Ryan Holtz and Tim Bushnell, Mrs. Young Weststrate with 10 points apiece. Both players also grab- ^ed six rebounds each. r With the win Park stood al u -1 in the league and 2-2 over- all. Lowell fell to 1-2 in the league and 1-4 overall. * Cr\ ^gers 90, Lowell 65 Lowell Coach Mark Thomas re- DRAWN BY: tentd to Roger's gymnasium as un Jami Kline, age 10 Wimidating place to play Riverside, Mr. Blodgett -^COUSINS ebv DRAWN BY: THOMPSON'S GUN SHOP Jennifer Jansma, age 10 Lyle & Chip DRAWN BY; Bushnell, Mr. Stevens - • Thompson Jeni Hale, age 11 The reason there are so Bushnell, Mr. Stevens Dr. Robert Kyser D.D.S • U** b UmO Guni Bought b Sold Mon -fri - f JO « m l p m 'Tiany surnames of Smith S«l, - f .30 •.m.'l p m. 2^] 505 West Main Street, • £ip«rt Gunsmiths J-oday is that during the 10254 84ih ST. S E 223 W Mam/Lowell. Ml 49331 (616) 897 5000 100 W. Main St., Lowell • Ov#f 1000 Guru in Stock Alio MICH 49302 Lowell Plaza, Lowell Middle Ages the name was • ApptM* Wtfcom* (616) 668-6156 "sed for all metalworkers, 897-7595 W Phone 897-5400 ^ or smiters, which means to beat " 4 * 4»4»4#4» The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, December 21. 1988 - Page 30 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, December 21, 1988 - Page 31 Year in Review, cont. Dick Korb received a letter from December 14, 1988 Arthur I) Stme of the Depart The school board agreed to ment of Civil Rights, State of hold a special millage election on March 21. The board will ask ISM Michigan stating Lowell would be removed tmm the list of lor 2.9 mills in the first year and schools in the final printed edi- an additonal .3 mills or 3.2 mills tion of the report regarding in ihe second year school nicknames with an Indian Lowell Rotary opens Us doors S Personals BUSINESS imm smm Ledger Entries related name lo its first woman Rotarian. Lowells Santa Claus Parade Linda /ac/ek attended her first FOR SALE - Australian JUNK CARS WANTED - on Dec 3 was a big success as Rotary meeting as an official SSMVICESS Rotarian. Shepherd and Lab mix You call, we'll haul anytime residents lined the streets from MUSIC The Village Party Shoppe is puppies, $15 female; $10 Buying newer model cars of 75, 50, and 25 Years Ago Washington to Thomet s Chev- LITES rolet as floats, baton twirlers. sold to George Saigeon the male. Call 897-6587. Steve 897-5938. ACTION ELECTRICAL SERVICE scout tnH>ps and bands marched name was also changed to Ice- - Residential. Commer- C6 C41tfn mans Outlet Call the D.J.'s that will merrily along cial, Industrial, new con- Lowells boys' basketball make your reception or by The $5.7 million waste water struction, remodeling BABYSITTERS WANTED - treatment plant nears its comple- team won its first contest of the party a time to remember. FOR SALE - Xerox Priscilla i and service work. Part-time or full-time. Hours tion The new plant will remove year, defeating Sparta 89-78. Lit# & Listen model 2380 copier, 11 x Lussmyer The win was also first-year Licensed and Insured approximately 8 p.m. to 2 I 95-98 percent of all the water Sound Systems 17 - 8 1/2 x 11 and 8 1/2 coach Mark Thomas first v arsity master electrician. Call a.m. Days three to four week- pollutants before being returned Call; 897-4336 x 14. Over $3,000.00 to the Flat River. basketball victory. Tom Davis, 676-9574 days per week. Reference NCTFN new, 3 years ago. Ask- and reliability a must. Call anytime; or 897-8323, ing $750.00. Works, but 897-5069 between 10 a.m. Cumberland Christmas Party Wednesdays, or even- may need some service. ings. and 7 p.m. Phone 897-9261 days, or CSItfn C6 Glenn Marks' Welsh pony Sonny pulled Santa into Cumberland 897-5381 evenings. Ask Jim Cook. Jr. Manor Tuesday. Santa was sitting on a sleigh that belonged to for Roger. Marks* great grandma. The sleigh has been in the family for over AUCTIONEER nctfn 100 years. IS IT TRUE YOU CAN BUY All Types of Sales 100 YEARS AGO IN THE JOURNAL - DEC. 21f 1888 JEEPS - for $44 through the (616) 897^8872 I The S of V (?) Bal Masque is the Social Event for Christmas U.S. Government? Get the Eve. with costume rental available at Train s Hotel for 75c to facts today! Call 1-312-742- three dollars. 1142. Ext. 1296 The Lowell School finishes the 1888 term, with the 1889 term P6-7 beginning on Dec. 31. Parents who desire better education

BINGO for their children than is obtainable in country schools are 1 urged to send them here. Tuition is low. and boarding houses DRAWN BY: Every Saturday night X plentiful. A Nick! Eggerding, age 10 7:00 P.M Joseph Carter Post is ordained a "minister, missionary and Bushnell, Mr. Stevens LOWELL MOOSE BINGO teacher" by The Michigan Association of Spiritualists. ATTORNEY Ira Johnson of Ada has 30 men cutting 14 hundred cords 1320 E. Fulton of wood for brick-yard use. Who says you have to be a kid to really enjoy Christinas? Early Bird Bingo al 6:00 P M SERVICES 75 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER • DEC. 18, 1913 TFN Divorce from $300 r^wu. Lowell is one of six towns to be part of the newly formed Kent County YMCA. The plan is to organize groups of men Bankruptcy. Wills y: y and boys for Bible study, athletics and social recreation-all and Drunk Driving the features of YMCA work as can be done without building f

in the community. in the 19508 the Lowell Lodge for needy youngsters and gregational and Methodist The Moose Lodge has been in Moose Lodge's civic affairs com- families in the local area "It's a Churches," Hugh Linkfield said. Lowell for 39 years and mittee look it upon itself to make wonderful thing that they do and "After we are through distribut- Linkfield explains it has been Christmas a happy and joyful I think people in the community ing to the local families, the extra time of year forthe needy people should beware of it." Lowell toys will be given to the Toys for committed to sharing and caring. "Moose members are dedicated of the community. Moose member Hugh Linkfield Tots program *' That sort of sharing and caring said. Linkfield said holiday goods and have made a committment to giving,** Linkfield said has a way of spreading. For the The toys and food gathered were distributed to 30 families last number of years, the this year were then distributed Attwood employees have taken on Saturday, Dec. 17 by the it upon themselves to donate Moose members. "We're work- Showboat choir carols gifts and food to the Moose mg in conjunction with the Con- Here We (io a C aroling. The Showboat Choir and companv u, did just that on Dec. 15. Here the group of carolcrs are ctanHtnstandingu MS oi the other p,anat|W«nosw Imn ouwur i S0,ar SV#t®m COUId • * „ sianamg p|acad in#irtciri.deu thfheo pJanetil t jupt%9liiMitaf r in front of Cousin's.

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