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Volume 16, Issue 34 Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 Wednesday, July 1,1992
Superior Furniture owner, Sue Burns, presents St Louis Mayor, George Kubin with Lowell Mayor, James Maatman, presents St Louis Mayor, George Kubin, with a a mirror for his wall plaque commemorating his day in Lowell. More Mayor Exchange photos on page 18. Along Main Street St. Louis smack-dab in the middle of Lowell's Mayor Exchange Celebration £
Okay students, today's found his new job challeng- on the utilities is also needed. waterbeds," he said. topic is Michigan history. ing. Kubin said he was very Kubin and Wemette were A college professor cut out "It has been challenging. impressed with the nice foun- also very much interested in a map of Michigan's lower The biggest challenge facing dations that have been started Lowell's cable company. St. LHS REUNION CLASS OF 1932 peninsula, turned it face down St Louis right now is the im- in Lowell. Louis is currently doing a fea- The Lowell High School class of 1932 is planning it's 60 and then stuck a pin through provement of the infrastruc- The Mayor has also been sibility study on starting its year reunion to be held Saturday, July 11,1992 at Deer Run the center of the map. ture. Our roads need work," the owner of Octave Sleep own cable company. Name the geographical Country Qubon Old U. S. 16.Meetatl2noon.Cash$10per Kubin explained. Center for the past 14 years. Asked to reflect on St. center of Michigan's Lower person. Classes of 1931 and 1933 and friends also invited. Larry Weraette, the St. Within the next year he ex- Louis Weraette said "It's a Peninsula? Send reservations and checks to Gladys Bien Thorne, 725 Louis City Manager for the pects it to be a full service good place to be." The answer is.... StLouis, Bowes Rd. G7, Lowell, MI 49331 or Richard Court, 2236 past nine years adds the need furniture store. "It started out Jeanne Dr., Hastings, MI 49058 to reach us by June 30. MI. for parks and renovative work as a music store that also sold St Louis Mayor, George AMUSEMENT PARK TICKETS Kubin and other city officials visited Lowell on Thursday as Lowell Community Education is once again selling amuse- Lowell City Manager turns part of Michigan's Mayor Ex- ment park tickets at discount prices as a community service. change Day. Call 897-8415 for information. "Mayor Exchange Day al- down 6.4 percent increase lows for cities of the same size FALLASBURG SCHOOLHOUSE MUSEUM The Lowell City Council come August was offered a city employees are receiving," to gain answers and solutions Show the kids, or grandkids, a replica of the country school approved a three percent pay 6.4 percent increase, but Pasquale said. to similar problems that they you fidgeted in the back of in the good old days. The pump in hike for Lowell City Manager turned it down. Ihe three percent increase share," Kubin said. the front yard works if you need a drink, and the little bouse Dave Pasquale. "I fell a three percent in- bumped Pasquale's salary Kubin has been St. Louis' out back is a modem version of the long ago two little houses Pasquale, who will eel- crease was more appropriate from $47,000to$48,500. Had Mayor for six months. He has outback. ebrate his fifth year in Lowell and in line as to what other Hike, cont'd., pg. 2 The Fallasburg Scboolhouse Museum is across the Cov- ered Bridge from Fallasburg Park, four miles north of Lowell ^ in eastern Kent County. Admission is free and the museum is Lowell City Council to consider y open from .1 to 5 p.m, on Saturdays and Sundays from Memorial Weekend to mid-October. For more information or special showings for groups, call 897-6430. cutting library hours by 15 percent
LHS 1960-65 CLASS REUNION NEWS Unable to provide the additional staff tions with professional and clerical em- Commission for re-zoning for Burger The deadline for you reservations to the combined LHS necessary to meet the growing demand, ployees. King parking. A Public hearing is ex- class reunion is almost here. If you are planning on attending, the Kent County Library System has Branch hours will be set and changed pected to be set for July 20. your money must be in by July 19. Please call Dennis Hawk proposed cutting the hours of local only through mutual agreement be- A video on the Geographic Informa- at 868-6269 or Gay Nauta at 897-8986 to reserve your ticket branches by 15 percent. tween local government and the Kent tion System will be shown. It would call now. After hearing from Lowell Public County Library except where schedule for the City to contribute $500 so that a Librarian, Jane Aronson, the Lowell is determined by existing county poli- county-wide mapping plan update could INFANT AND CHILD CPR CLASS City Council will be asked to approve cies such as holiday observances or be initiated. Lowell Area Fire Department will be sponsoring an AHA cutting the hours at the Lowell Public County imposed staffing freezes and/or infant and child CPR class at the fire station on Thursday, July Library by 3-4 hours a week over the insufficient funds for staffing needs as The mapping plan would update 30 from 6 to 10 pjn. summer months (June and July) at its determined by the Kent County Library roads, utilities, and lot descriptions. To register call 897-9679 before July 25. Cost is $5 per July 6 meeting. System Board. The Council will also review the en- person. Currently, the Lowell Library is open The Council will also entertain a rec- gineering costsofOMM forCity Streets, 25 hours a week. ommendation from the Lowell Planning Kent, Monroe, Avery and Lafayette. The Kent County Library branches LOWELL YMCA SUMMER T-BALL PROGRAM are experiencing staffing shortages as a The Lowell YMCA still has openings for its summer T-ball result of increased circulation of materi- | program for boys and girls ages five and six years old. The St Patrick's Festival pictures, als, increased use of non-circulating program will be held on Tuesdays and Thursday s starting July items, and increased individual interac- inside, on pages 21 & 22 Main Street, cont'd., pg. 7 The Lowdl Ledger-WedBctday, July 1,1992-Ptge 3 The Lowell Ledger*Wedncfday, July 1,1992-Page 2 survived by his wife, Ruth his sister Mary and John grandchildren. Funeral Ser- napolis, MD; seven grandchil- (Burton)Thomp8oo;children. DcLaat of Hudsonville; sev- vices were held Thursday at dren; her mother. Hazel M. Sandra (Gilbert) eral special nieces, nephews the Caledonia Funeral Chapel. Tanner of Lowell, and three VanWeelden, Roberta and cousins; and Aunt Ethel Obituaries Interment Bowne Center sisters, Evelyn Pom of Grand 1 (Albeit) Towne, Germaine of Muskegon. Jim worked for Cemetery. Family suggest me- Rapids, Violet Miller and Coming Events (Janet) Thompson Jr., Wil- General Motors Rochester morial contributions to the R. llene Baker, all of Michigan. BOOTS - Mrs. Heien I. urday at the Ronan- liam (Helen) Thompson, all Products before a medical re- C. Hathaway Masonic Lodge Funeral services were held boots (Hudson), aged 74. of Vanderpool-StegengaFuneral of Lowell; a brother, Frank tirement, he also served on #387. Monday in the chapel of the Notices in The Ledger's EVERY 1 ST & 3RD TUES- No. 333. Saranac, meets WOMEN OFTHE MOOSE: THURS., JULY 2: Ver- Thome, 725 Bowes Rd. G7, Jenison, passed away at her (Ruth) Thompson of Grand the Wyoming Fire Depart- Chapel. Anyone wishing may Maryland Veterans Cemetery "Coming Events" are free DAY - V.F.W. Post 8303 every Thursday evening at Business meeting is held gennes Club picnic at Lowell, Ml 49331 or Rich- home June 24, 1992. Mrs. ment District #2 and #4 for 20 make contributions to the FORD • Mrs. Cora Ford, of in Crownsville, MD. Memo- Rapids; sister, Dorothy of charge to any non-profit meets at the V.F.W. the Saranac Public Library. the third Monday of each Kropf s cottage on Murray ard Court, 2236Jeanne Dr., boots is survived by her chil- years and was a World War II American Cancer Society. Lowell, died Tuesday, June rial contributions may be (Lester) Kurz of Grand Rap- organization in the Lowell Clubroom, 307 E. Main St., Weigh-ins at 6:45 p.m. month, at 8 p.m. Lake at 1 p.m. Bring dish to Hastings, Ml 49058 to dren, Jim Hudson of veteran and lifetime member 23,1992. She was the widow made to the American Diabe- ids; sister-in-law, Marjorie Ada, Alto, and Saranac Lowell at 8:00 p.m. pass. Dessert, beverage reach us by June 30,1992. Kentwood, Jerry (Jo Anne) BOWMAN - Mr. W Keith of the D.A.V. Upon his of Adelbert Ford. She is sur- tes Association. 2 Reservoir Jelesma of Key Largo, FL; 10 area. We prefer such no- FIRST AND THIRD and tableware furnished. Hudson of Wyoming. Steven Bowman, formerly of Cale- grandchildren. Dale Towne, wishes, cremation has taken vived by her daughter. Donna Circle. Suite 203, Baltimore, tices to be kept brief and io TUESDAYS-Lowell Com- THURSDAY: The Alto LOWELL AREA ARTS Each memberto bring three SAT., JULY 4: Ada Fire (Rusty) Hudson of Lowell, donia. Alto area, passed away Carol (Dr. William) Marculis, place and there will be no Ford; brothers Delbert and MD 21208. submitted by mail, but munity Education invites Lions Club meets at Dari's COUNCIL: 149 S.Hudson unwrapped items for the Fighters 3rd Annual pan- Coralean (Bobby) Reese of unexpected at his residence Mark Van Weelden, Russell visitation or funeral services. Frances Kropf, Carl and will accept notices by you to a line dance class at 7 p.m. St. Hours: Monday thru auction. One of our money- cake breakfast. To be held Jenison, Larry (Evelyn) Sunday, June 21,1992. He is Eleanor Kropf, all of Lowell; (Veronica) Towne, Kimberly phone at 897-9261. from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. at Friday, 1 to 5 p.m.; Satur- makers for the year. Hope at Firestation I, from 7 to 9 Hudson of Shelbyville, Earl survived by his four sons, sisters, Lillian Briggs of GOULD - Opal Gould, aged Van Weelden, Robert Thomp- the First Methodist Church EVERY SECOND days and Sundays, 1:30 to to see you there. a.m. (Ruth Anne) Hudson of Wyo- Austin and Evelyn Bowman son, Teresa Thompson, Grand Rapids, and Emma 83. of Belding, passed away Hike, FIRST MONDAY EACH at 621 E. Main in Lowell. THURSDAY; Lowell VFW 4:30p.m. Closed holidays. ming, 31 grandchildren, sev- of Shelbyville, Walter and Megan Thompson, Michelle Herron of Lowell; sister-in- Sunday, June 28, 1992. She MONTH: The South Kent ' This is a fun way to exer- Auxiliary No. 8303 meets Phone 897-8545. SAT., JULY 11: LHS class SAT., AUG., 15: Class of eral great-grandchildren; Ethel Bowman of Cypress, Thompson, Michael Thomp- law, Ruth Kropf of Belding. was preceded in death by her continued 4-H group regular meet- cise using repeated pat- at 3:30 p.m. at the VFW of 1932 60 year reunion to '72 reunion at Harley Ho- brother, Ralph (Shirley) CA, Michael and Candice Funeral Services were held husband, Wesley and son. son; and three great-grand- ings at 7 p.m. in the Alto tern steps to dance with Post, 307 W. Main Street, LOWELL LIBRARY be held at Deer Run Coun- tel. Reservations must be Horton; sisters, Edith Bowman of Alto, Galen and' he accepted the 6.7 percent Friday at the Roth-Gerst Charles. She is survived by children, Matthew Marculis, Elementary School cafete- music. Come join the fun Lowell. HOURS: Open Mon. 10:30 try Club on Old U.S. 16. made by July 1 to Cindy Schwander, Mildred (Bill) Diane Bowman ofDexter, two pay-hike he would earning Chapel, Lowell. Rev. William her children, Eileen Jessika Towne, Nathan ria. and exercise your way to a a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Wed., Meet at 12 noon. $10 per (Bigelow) Boyce, 2295 Fal- Andrews, Elaine (Gerald) De daughters, Helen and Dr. Marculis. He was a former $50,000. 12:30p.m.to8:30p.m.and Amundsen of First United (Clyde) Jourdan of Alto, healthier you. $1 donation. 2ND THURSDAY OF person. Send reservations lasburg Park Road, Lowell, Ruiter, Phyllis Lapekes, Chic Burke Robinette of Coleman, Lowell businessman; coun- "ObviQusly the decision Fri. & Sat., 12:30 to 5:30 Methodist Church and Rev. Wesley Gould of Lowell. !ND AND 4TH MONDAY MONTH: All Lowell Area & check to Gladys Bieri Ml 49331. Sonner; many nieces and WI, June and Charles Stokoe cilman and Rotary Member. was also based on concerns p.m. Ethel Z. Stears. Chaplain of Mary Wireman of Belding. NIGHTS: Men's Life Bible TUESDAYS • Take Off Senior Citizens are invited nephews. Funeral and Com- of Garden Grove, CA; 18 The Mass of Christian Burial for the budget and special as- NOTICE M. J. Clark Retirement Com- and Janet Sue Wireman of study group will meet at Pounds Sensibly Tops #M to attend the Lowell Com- mittal Services were held Sat- grandchildren, 16 great- munity officiating. Memori- will be offered 11 a.m. sessments," Pasquale said. "I ALTO LIBRARY HOURS: Ionia; a daughter-in-law. Calvary Christian Re- I 372 meets every Tues- munity Ed Lunch and Leam VOTE OK als to Lowell Methodist Wednesday (today) at St. appreciate the confidence the Open Tues. 12 - 8 p.m.; Shirley Gould of Saranac; a formed Church in the day evening at the Lowell at 12:15 p.m. given at the Church and Clark Home. Mary'sChurch, Lowell. Msgr. Council has shown in me." Thurs. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; sister. Margaret Rawson of Narthex. All men in the Congregational Church Lowell High School. Cost TUESDAY James P. Moran officiating. Pasquale's last raise was Sat. 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Byron Center; 25 grandchil- community are welcome. basement. Corner of of lunch is $2.10. FRAZIER • Hazel Dawn dren; 50 great-grandchildren; Interment St. Mary's Cem- five percent. Spring and Hudson Sts. Phone 868-6038. It was not until 1845 that Election Day was offi- Call 897-6215 or 897-7555 cially set as the first Tuesday after the first CITY OF Frazier, 71, of Annapolis, 17 great-great-grandchildren. etery, Lowell. for more information. Weigh-ins at 5:45 p.m. SATURDAYS - Take Off MD, died June 18, 1992 of FALUSBURG SCHOOL- Monday In November. Funeral Services will be held Pounds Sensibly Tops#MI complications of diabetes at HOUSE MUSEUM - 1 p.m. Wednesday (today) ai ffSECOND MONDAY OF 1493 meets every Sat. at Anne Arundel Medical Cen- TUDOR-Mr. JamesG.Tu- EVERY TUESDAY Acrossthe Covered Bridge LOWELL the Roth-Gerst Chapel. Inter- EACH MONTH: The Lowell 9:00 a.m. in the Congrega- ter afteralengthy illness. Bom ment Oakwood Cemetery. dor. aged 68. passed on to his MORNING - Ladies, join from Fallasbury Park and * * • Area Schools Board of tional Church basement in in Lowell, Mrs. Frazier had Lord June 26.1992 of a pro- us for Coffee Break Bible opened from 1 to 5 p.m. Memorials may be made to Education meets at 7:30 Lowell. Comer of Spring lived in Annapolis for 12 Ionia Co. Commission on Ag- longed illness. He is survived There has never Study and Children's Story Saturdays and Sundays PUBLIC NOTICE p. m. in the Board of Educa- and Hudson Sts. weigh-ins years. Her hobbies were re- ing, 115 Hudson St. Ionia, by his loving wife Jean of 41 been any country at Hour at Calvary Christian May - October. Admission tion office located in the from 8:30a.m. to 8:50 a.m. The U.S. newspaper with the highest circula- finishing furniture, antique years; daughters and son-in- every moment so virtu- Reformed Church, 1151W. is free. The following offices will be closed Friday MI 48846. Middle School, 12675 tion is the Wall Street Journal, which goes to 1.8 9 collecting and reading. Sur- law, Cheryl and Bob Adkison ous and so wise that it Main, Lowell. 9:30-10:45 July 3y 1992 In observance of the Fourth of Foreman Road. EVERY THIRD SATUR- million people every day. viving are her husband, Wil- THOMPSON -Germaine R. of Rockford. Penny and Mark Nursery provided. July holiday. has not sometimes DAY: Men's Breakfast 8 liam R. Frazier, one daugh- "Butch" Thompson Sr.. aged Brighton of Kentwood. his needed to be saved EVERY MONDAY a.m. at Lowell Assemblyof ter, Elena Gilden of Annapo- 83, of Lowell, passed away loving grandchildren. James WEDNESDAY - Rollaway LOWELL CITY HALL, from itself. EVENING: Euchre will be God,3050AldenNash, just Spare Ribs lis; three sons, J. B. Frazier of Sunday, June 28, 1992. He and Kelli Atkison. and Briana Ltd. Senior Bowling, 1 p.m. LOWELL LIQHT AND POWER —Havelock Ellis flayed at the V.F.W Post south of town). Special Phoenix, AZ, Jeffrey C. and Jessica Brighton; his 55 and over. FF OF JULY Sheet Style AND LOWELL CABLE VISION was preceded in death by his 8303 at 7:30 p.m. Admis- speaker and good food. For Frazier, of Stevensville, MD brother Charles and sisters, Henrietta Johnson and sion is $1, prizes. Public more info call 897-7047. and Eric G. Frazier of An- Geneviene Francisco. He is Georgeann Tudor of Lowell; 2ND WEDNESDAY: Men's $1.34 lb. welcome. breakfast at Lowell Senior Center, 314 S. Hudson St. EVERY SUNDAY MONDAYS: Overeaters Call 897-5949 for reserva- EVENING: Royal Rangers Jones Pride Hams Anonymous New meeting. tions. for the boys. Missionettes Excellent for Grilling... 7:30 p.m. at Good Shep- for the girte for kids kinder- herd Lutheran Church, garten and up. Christ Am- Slivered for sandwiches... FIRST WEDNESDAY Flavorful breakfast meat. 10305 Bluewater Hwy., EACH MONTH: bassadors for the youth (7 4|.owell. Call 361-5463. Alzheimers Support thru 12 grades) Christian Come join us! Groups Support Goroup Clubs to help our children !• From Our Kitchen To Your Grill... meets at 6:30 p.m. at grow through the means of SECOND MONDAY OF Cumberland Retirement achievement programs, • Jones Pride Hams, thick sliced or slivered EACH MONTH: Golden special activities, crafts, Village. Phone 897-4810 • Homemade - Jones made lean Frankfurters Swingers meet 6 p.m. at for information. and basic moral teaming. Lowell Senior Center. For more info, call Lowell • Roasted Cheese Sausage • Bratwurst EVERY FIRST WEDNES- Assembly of God at 897- • • Polish or Roasted Sausage EVERY MON.: Boy Scout DAY: Lowell Area Jaycees 7047. • Sweet Italian Sausage Troop 102, for boys 11 and meet at 7 p.m.at the Lowell • Ground Beef Patties...$1.89 lb. up, or completing the 5th EVERY THIRD THURS.: City Hall. New members I* • Thick Cut Pork Chops & Steaks fgrade, will meet from 7 to The Flat River Snowmo- welcomed. Membership • Steaks, aged to perfection and tenderness 8:30 p.m., during the school 21 -39 years of age. Lead- bile Club meetsat the club- year, in the Scout Cabin, at ership training through house at, 7:30 p.m., at 1* We have the end of North Washing- community involvement. 18841 Potters Rd. New Great For Snack ing, Camping ton Street. Enjoy activities members and guests are • like hiking and camping and EVERY THURS.: Co-de- welcome. or on the Go! leam skills that can last a pendents Anonymous lifetime. For more informa- OUA-KE-ZIK the best deals (COCA) meets every !• • Pig Tails - A zesty pork treat tion call 897-8829. Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Sportsmen's Club - meets Serenity Club, 101 W. every 2nd and 4th Tues- • Beef Sticks, hot or mild .SECOND MONDAY OF Main, Lowell. day at 8 p.m. at the Club I* • Uncle Karl's Beef Jerky Strips on wheels •eACH MONTH: The building at 1400 Foreman • German Style Bologna Bowne Township Histori- THURSDAYS - Take Off Road, Lowell. • Aunt Sarah's Pork Jerky Strips cal Society will hold its regu- Pounds Sensibly Tops Ml, • lar meetings at the Town- • Hickory Beef Chubs ship Office, 6059 Linfield • Lee's Original Beef Jerky A. E., Alto. The meeting is !• at 7:30 p.m. The Lowell Ledger BREAKFAST MEATS SeFri*< IwvH \itt Kt*4wr» NwMt IMS Also, Heat n' Eat... Jones Homemade Sausage, Bulk mild or EVERY 1 ST 4 3RD TUES- I* Beef 'n Onions..lb. weH seasoned... 95# lb. (10 lb. quantity) DAY: Lowell Lions Club , Sausage Links 6 lb. box... $11.34 Pork BBQ... 1.98 to. LOWELL & jneets at 6:30 p.m. at Look (USPS 45-830) Hickory Smoked Bacon...$1.19 lb. Memorial Fire Station, • Fully Cooked from the Jones (10 lb. quantity) Published weekly for S10 a year in Keni County, Farm Kitchen Potato Sausage...7/y Some Soon! South Hudson, Lowell. $14 a year outside the county by the Lowell Ledger ROCKFORD Publishing Company, 105 N. Broadway St., I* EVERY SECOND TUES- Lowell. MI 49331. DAY The Lowell Area Fish- Roger K. Brown ing Club now meets at the Publisher I* Jones Farm Market Flat River Snowmobile (616) 897-9261 "Where Quality Sells and Service Excels" State Savings Bank Clubhouse on Potters Second Class Postage Paid at Lowell, MI. Road, just East of LOWELL WESTOWN Pubiished every Wednesday * 7965 Potters Rd., Saranac ROCKFORD Montcalm Ave. at 7:00 p.m. POSTMASTER: Send address change to First in Financial Service® AMI prospective members 414 East Main Street 1425 West Main Street 6835 Belding Rd., N.E The Lowell Ledger, P. O. Box 128, (616) 642-9212 Member FDIC 897-4153 897-3264 or interested individuals are Lowell, MI 49331 • 874-8330 cordially welcome. The Lowdl Ledger-Wednesday, July 1,1992-Page 5 The Lowdl Ledger*Wednesday, July 1,1992-Page 4 Heilmans celebrate 65th anniversary Viewpoint e e
made a perfect location. The home is in the country in a hilly, John, "Hey! John, get away from the edge of that deck! Don't wooded setting. The food was offered buffet style on the large you remember who built it?". This was intended to be a joke. ^ % screened in porch. Some of the guests settled in on the porch, Had Ed known what was about to happen, he'd probably but most were mingling about in the back yard. A keg of beer stifled himself by stuffing another handful of baby weenies in cozy corner his craw. 7 was tapped and iced down on the deck near Ed's new hot tub. by Roger Brown Of course, it wasn't long before a crowd gathered near the It began with a fairly distinct, "cracckkk". I looked up from suds. You've seen ants crawling all over a big old pink wad of my chow soon enough to see the keg slide toward the center spit-out bubble gum haven't you? Well, that's pretty much the of the deck where the main joist had given way and allowed same scene as was around that keg of beer on a hot Saturday the center of the deck to fall about three feet! The really afternoon. comical part was watching the beer drinkers who'd been There is one very distinct difference between ants and beer standing around the keg. They were doing a variety of dances, drinkers... weight. Beer drinkers weigh up much faster than The graduation open house season is thankfully behind us. gyrations and pirouettes in vain attempts to keep their balance, With all the twenty dollar bills Fve stuffed in with cards and ants, especially when we're talkin' the likes of my brothers, but more important, keep from spilling their beer. Most of all the meatballs Fve stuffed down my throat, my wallet and brother-in-laws and my dad. It'd take a lot of ants to make up them ended up falling the three feet to the ground, where they my waistline are looking forward to a much needed rest. This the weight of that crew! comprised a wide-eyed throng wearing beer soaked shirts. year was a particularly busy year for us. My daughter 1 hope you're not getting ahead of me here. This story is too Now, you might think Fd laugh my fool head off from the graduated, so we attended open houses for many of her good. Just stick with me and relish it safety of my perch on the windowsill, but, in all actuality, I Before I go on, you'll need a little background on this new friends. 1 think we got to about 68 all together. Seriously, when laughed my guts out 1 count open houses for a niece, the daughter of close friends hot tub and deck project It was constructed by the "Can't When Fd controlled my laughter to the point where I could and an employee's son, I think we attended about a dozen. I Hardly Construction Co." which is comprised of my brothers, attempt to walk, I joined the beer drinkers as they tried to me and our dad. We've built several things over the years, to Richard Sauher and Chantcl Cosgrove don't think 1 could look another baby-weenie-in-barbeque- determine what had happened. The support joist had been include houses, cottages and smaller projects. Ed collared me sauce in the face. attached to the vertical center post with six hardened screws on this fateful day and asked, "What do you think of my new Christiiui and Scott Bederka So, while we're on the subject of open houses, Fve got to tell that had sheared off. The construction would likely have deck? We built it in one day r. "Nice", I said. Fd been busy the you about the incident that took place at my niece's function. carried the heaviest Michigan snow load, but was apparently day of the construction, so I hadn't seen it prior to the open This niece is the daughter of my brother Ed, which is in no way not up to the stress of an open house beer load. house. My brother-in-law took my spot on the construction Engagement Told t her fault I just thought Fd mention that right up front so as to We jacked up the deck with a couple of car jacks, shoved Melle and Bederka crew. spare my niece any further embarassment. That goes for the some concrete blocks under the joist to carry the weight and I didn't realize it, but Fd picked the perfect seat to witness Thelma and Arvil Heilman rest of Ed's family as well. I usually pick on myself in this partied on. Of all the graduation open houses I attended this what was about to happen. I had perched my butt on a exchange vows space each week, but Ed is a good sport and Lord knows he year, or for that matter, in my lifetime, this was undoubtedly windowsill at the edge of the deck nearest the house. The keg, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh does at least as much dumb stuff as I do. So, this is "Pick On the most memorable. Leave it up to brother Ed to come up with marriage on October 10.1992 surrounded by beer drinkers, was about fifteen feet from me. Arvil and Thelma They have 11 grandchil- Cosgrove and Mrs. and Mrs. Ed Week" here in the Cozy Corner. entertainment of that caliber. Heilman celebrated 65 years dren, 30 great-grandchildren Stuart Sauber are proud lo alSt Patricks Catholic Church I was minding my own business and stuffing those little Christina Anne Melle» of Attending the bride was It was a glorious day for an outdoor function, and Ed's house of marriage on June 29. and six great-great-grandchil- announce the engagement of in Pamell. weenies in my face when I overheard Ed holler at my Saranac, and Scott Edward matron of honor, Victoria The Heilmans have three dren. their children, Chantel Joan Both are 1987 graduates Bederka, of Northville, were Stuehr and bridesmaids: daughters: Alice Goodwin, A family dinner was held Cosgrove and Richard Ed- of Lowell High School and married in a ceremony at Mimi Mitchell, Ann Roberts Barbara and John Vos and Sunday, June 29 in honor of ward Sauber. There are exceptions She responded that the only way I could receive the video Michigan Stale University's and Lori Long. are currently working in Phyllis and Leo Haybarker the event. They will be united in was if I also purchased a subscription. Since I already was a Alumni Chapel, May 2,1992, Best man was Allen Lowell. i subscriber she said I would have to renew my subscription for in East Lansing. Greenway. I have been a subscriber of Sports Illustrated for roughly an additional year. The brides parents are Joe Groomsmen were Tom eight years. I believe eight years is a significant amount of time. must leam to cooperate with pany the promises. I stated my displeasure and did not renew my subscription and Sheri Melle of Saranac. Melle, Steve Onoyan, Bart The magazine has on its payroll some of the best sports the Lord if we are to receive If we want God's bless- or get the video. Parents of the groom are Stoehr. His benefits. ings to rest upon us, we can- writers in the country. I continued to see the promotion on television. It may still Kathryn and Bernard Bederka Ushers were Paul Bechta Homespun God cannot give us re- not go our independent ways The photography is splendid, most notably in February. houghts be running. Then, one night, I believe on TNT, during a of Whitmore I^ke. and Steve Kilberg. lease from guilt unul we give and expect the best. We must That's why it is and continues to be, one of the best weekly sports magazines. Its millions of subscribers prove that. commercial of a basketball game, there was another adver- * * * Devotions up our sins. He can only give "cooperate with God tisement for the video. This time, it wasn't a Sports Illustrated \ I have found one flaw. It doesn't always take care of those r us peace of mind when our promotion. It was a call now and receive the video for, yes, The young man who By Pauline Spray who make it a financial success. minds are stayed on Him, Prayer: Dear Saviour, Taking care of those who take care of you! $19.95 plus shipping and handling. has not uepi is a savage, Sports Illustrated is also known for enticing fust time- \ homestead Abounding joy will be ours willingly and submissively I jumped from my couch and dashed to Ihe phone and and the old man who will subscribers with free sneaker telephones, duffle bags, and when we keep His praises come, ready to cooperate will" placed my order. 'flctf & 'fl rent fast Lei thine hand help me: They licked the planer It's no newspaper secret, or business innovation, newspa- videotapes. not laugh is a fool. flowing from our lips. If we Thee. Teach me and I shall : 2534 Aldtn Nath NE, Lowtll - for I have chosen thy pre- clean. pers, weekly or daily, try to help out those who advertise on a It must work, because the magazine has been practicing this —George Santayana do not seek His will and guid- endeavor to leam. Lead me Taking swift, measured action... ) IJv$l Moftn ol Arrvwh—j QoH Cour—) ) cepts (Psalm 119:173). consistent basis. II ».dona• l ploy ever since I can remember. Graaovs \ ance He cannot lead us. When and I shall follow. Bless me Helping doesn't mean a free advertisement, and doesn't feel Iliat was cooperation! tecommodMtkxis for * * * we delight in His ways. He and I shall seek to be a bless- mean disguising advertisements as news. i Jack Sprat could eat no Yes, Mr and Mrs. Jack Sprat None of the gifts it has offered has done anything for me As I'm accustomed to doing, I started stewing about this Vtxir Out-01-Town r will give us the desires of our ing. Amen. It does mean, getting a picture if a company wins an award. fau knew the secret of coopera- Sports Illustrated thing. An eight-year subscriber can't get a Guesfs ) He doubly benefits the hearts. He cannot fulfill His until recently. Being a big Boston Celtic fan, my attention was His wife could eat no lean; It does mean helping to promote a charitable, community video unless he/she extends the subscription. PHONE \ needy who gives quickly. tion. It is a secret we all must snatched by Sports Olustrated's offer of a free 40 minute video m pmmises to us unless we meet event sponsored in part or whole by a business. And so between them leam if we are to live success- on the Legendary Larry Bird with a paid subscription. Ill call the company and give them bell. Nay, 111 just get —Pubhlius Syrus the conditions which accom- Some magazines will offer subscribers who have been both, you see. ful Christian lives. We, too. Saranac After listening to the promotion for what seemed like a a phone operator who has nothing to do with policy. receiving the magazine for a certain number of years a special thousand times on ESPN, I decided to call the 800 number to Ill write Sports Illustrated a nasty letter. It would have Community, renewal rate. A rate that isn't offered to fust-time subscribers. see if I could purchase the tape since I was already a subscriber made me feel better, but you never know who really reads All of us who have joined record clubs, know that after you in the midst of a three-year subscription contract them. Church to fulfill your contract obligation of buying so many records, At last, my subscription ends in roughly a year. There will AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY tapes or CDs within a certain period of time you are rewarded That stereotypical 800 voice answered at the other end. I be no renewal. When it ends, 111 inform Sports Illustrated it ADA COMMUNITY with special status. This allows you lo buy one at regular price then explained why I had called and told her that I am a can take its renewal and video and REFORMED CHURCH CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY host bible and get one for half price and/or buy one at full price and get CALVARY CHRISTIAN subscriber, and have been for the past eight years, and would My money for spotting news entertainment will be spent 7227 Thomapple River Or. 676-1032 CHURCH OF LOWELL a tape, record or CD free. elsewhere, or better yet, maybe 111 just save myself a few Pastor THOMAS J. BARTHA Meeting at the Lowell Middle School REFORMED CHURCH school like to purchase the video on Larry Bird for that notorious price OF LOWELL bucks. Morning Worship 10:00 A.M. (12675 Foreman) of $19.95. Sunday School 11:20 A.M. REV CARL J. REITSMA • 097-9836 Saranac Community Evening Worship 6:00 P.M. Sunday Moming Worship 1151 West Mam Street, Lowell, Ml Church will be sponsoring a We invite you to make And Children's Activities 10:00 A.M first ballot for Democratic candidate for President, and high prices. this community church bible school program J A Midweek Bble Studies and Youth Groups Evening Worship 6:00 PM Adlai Stevenson is his running mate. your church home. "LISTENING AND HELPING" Jesus Is Our King-Mee'- 50 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - JULY 2,1942 WELCOME TO ALL. Nursery available at both services by A Mr. Halliday will lay a sidewalk for Robert Flanagan, 897-0077 Barner Free ing Jesus In The Parables i* Therobber pil e of Ada's Rex Anthony contains 1,650 Priscilla made out of a patented manufactured stone. His side- the Vacation Bible walks border Monroe Avenue in Grand Rapids. lbs. of tires and tubes from 1910-39, all stored in his bam. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ALTON BIBLE CHURCH program hosted by 'he FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Lussmyer 725 people pack the Music Hall for Commencement, It all went to the scraprobber driv e this week. Lincoln Lake Ave. at 3 Mile Road F,R S nlR OF LOWELL J NITED Saranac Community < ' ' Sunday School 10:00 A. M CHURCH OF LOWELL r J. ! r> METHODIST and Cora Lee wins the Adrian College scholarship. All prices of everything are now controlled by the 2275 West Main Street Moming Worship 11:00 AM (United Church of Christ) CHURCH OF LOWELL on July 13 through 17 from The Methodist Church has received a new, 'well- Office of Price Administration, and every store has its Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Evening Praise 6:00 PM 404 North Hudson • 897-5906 621 E Mam Street 897-5936 to 11:30 am own list posted near the cash register. Sun. Worship Services.. 11:00 A.M. & 6:00 P.M. . REGULAR HOURS arranged' furnace and tin roof of the latest design. Wednesday AWANA 7:00 P.M Jesus IsOur King Abert Hall is the person to contact for farmers seek- Awana - Wednesday 6:30 P.M. (Sept. - April) Worship and Cnurch School 10 00 A M 9 00AM Kopf Bros. Furniture Co. wants dry ash, elm and SchS" 4 10:46 A.M. day adventure featunng tu'1' Wed. Prayer Meeting 7:00 P.M. Prayer and Bible Study 7:30 PM Dr. Roger LaWarre 9 30 to 10 30 A M. maple lumber. ing hired help: boys ages 14 to 18 are available. crafts, music, and activc Hit1'1' REV. KENNETH R. MCGEE. Paslor Eleanor Martin Director of Education REV WILLIAM AMUNDSEN, MINISTER Showboat is cancelled because of the war. JOE GERKIN. PASTOR. 897-0017 Roger MacNaughton Director of Music 897-5648 Of 897-4273 Nursery available at both services learning. By visiung 75 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - JUNE 28,1917 Michigan voters will be asked whether they approve Dan Nave. Youth Diredof, 897-6737 Barrt8f Frte YOU ARE WELCOME! " Nursery Provided Bamer - Free Entrance ent Palace Places each uav Good water from the test wells on Hull's farm means a general re-writing of the Michigan constitution. children will leam aboui Km? the village wtH buy the property. The contamination last spring was from leaky pipes in Flat River, which have FRIENDSHIP COUNTRY GOOD SHEPHERD Jesus and how they can 25 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER -JUNE 29,1987 CHAPEL LUTHERAN CHURCH MISSIONARY CHURCH ST. MARY S more like Him as they been repaired. Grattan, Chittle and Orleans voters tum down annex- d Dr. Hess Co. gets in the War Preparedness act by 10200 Grand River Ave. 10305 Bluewater Highway 10501 Settlewood Ph 897 7185 CATHOLIC CHURCH ence the parables He i"' ation to the Belding School District. Sunday &hool 9;45A M Ledger Entries urging everyone to raise lots of chickens, and of course 402 N. Amity Kids four years oio The Schneider fund buys eight acres on Bowes Road Moming Worship 10:00 A M Worship Service 11 00 A M give them PAN-A-CE-A, for healthy poultry. Sunday Services 10:30 A.M. Evening Service eioo PM through sixth grade of 100,75,50 and 25 Years Ago from the George Hales for senior housing. Sunday School & Adult Bible 9:00 A.M want to miss any of the e , The first contingent of overalled women workers Ada and Cascade are planning big July 4 celebra- Wed. Bible Study 7:00 P.M. Prayer and Praise - Wed., 7:30 P.M. MSGNR. JAMES MORAN JOSEPH FREMER, PASTOR citmemof Jesus IsOurKinr starts at the Ryan lumber works in-Chicago, replacing GLENN H. MARKS - Senior Paalor. 897-9110 tions. 897-8307 MASSES BOB ROUSH, PASTOR STAN GERIG - Assoctale Pastor, 897-5894 Each session will be be . men goneto th e army. Over 500 women applied. The YMCA will have bike races Saturday for ages six Sa&Jiday Mass 5.3. 100 YEARS AGO IN THE JOURNAL - JUNE 29,1892 Herbert Hoover presents a food price control pro- 897-7489 ALL ARE WELCOME! 125 South Bridge. Sara^ * Ex-president G rover Cleveland is nominated on the to 13 at Recreation Park. For more information call"* posal before the Senate, to eliminate speculation and church at 642-6322. The Lowdl Ledger-Wednesday, July 1,1992-Page 6 • difficult to understand. The way they lived was a shame TV Lowdl Ledger-W«toe«Uy, Jely 1,19W-Pige 7 The second occurence of "non-authorship" appears All four belonged to the same PTO, that is, they all below. It is a short story that appeared a number of years 4tii of JULY PARADE paid their PTO dues and all had children in the same ago on the front page of my elementary school newslet- The 4tb of July parade is being organized by The Lowell school. EVERYBODY went bowling on PTO nights or ter in the earfy 1970's and was written by my nu Area Jaycees. It will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday moming stayed home to visit with friends. ANYBODY wanted to On Line president. By today's standards, it's a little negative in Main St., cont'd. starting at Methodist Church on Main and ending at the 4-H attend, but conveniently forgot, and SOMEBODY never content but it spoke to the apathy of the earfy 70 s and Fairgrounds. bothered to remind him. So guess who went to Pin with Lowell School Superintendent helps me emphasize a different point for the mid 90 s Entries are now being taken. Call Jackie Foster at 868-6766 meetings? ...uh-huh-NOBODY! Really, NOBODY did 14 and runs through August 4. The story is as follows: A11W or just be there at 9:30 for line-up. Fred SOMEBODY, Tom EVERYBODY, Pete ANY- just about everything and even worked on the PTO goals For registration information call the YMCA at 897-8445. Fritz Esch YMCA SELLING FIREWORKS BODY and Joe NOBODY were neighbors, but they werefo r the year. The volunteer coaches meeting will be held on Tuesday. July not like you and I. They were odd people and most Once the PTO needed a Hot Chocolate lady. EVERY 7 at 6:30 p.m. at the YMCA. ENHANCEMENT GLASSES BODY thought ANYBODY would do it, and ANYBODY The Lowell YMCA will be selling fireworks enhancement THE SPEED OF EDUCATION thought SOMEBODY would do it. And do you know who glasses. The glasses are on sale now for $1 and can be bought did it? That's exactly right....NOBODY. 1972 LHS CLASS REUNION at the YMCA or at the parade on July 4th. Recently, a couple of readers said that they enjoyed HEALTH It happened that a fifth neighbor (having school aged Reservations for the Lowell High school reunion, class of All proceeds go to the Lowell YMCA. The sale is spon- reading this column, and one of them even asked if I With children) moved into the area. EVERYBODY thought ^ 72, must be made by July 1.1992. The reunion is August 15 sored by Burger King and WLHT Radio. really wrote the articles or if I have a staff person write Dr. Paul Gauthier SOMEBODY should invite him to a PTO meeting ANY- at the Harley Hotel. COMMUNITY ED STILL HAS OPENINGS them for me. While some superintendents of out-of- & BODY could have made the effort, but you probably Send reservations to Cindy (Bigelow) Boyce, 2295 Fallas- burg Park Road, Lowell, MI 49331. There are still openings in Lowell Community Ed's Sum- formula school districts can afford to hire staff to write Dr. Jim Lang know who finally stepped forward: NOBODY. their speeches and articles, the readers of this column mer Computer Camp and Performing Arts Workshop. Dales can be assured that this in-formula superintendent This little narrative brings to focus one of the basic are July 20 through July 30, Mondays through Thursdays. 'sweats buckets' over these articles. It's very difficult for foundations of public education. In every respect and in Fees are $30 per student For more infonnation call Lowell me to pack useful information about our school system every way it is everyone's responsibility. Whetherthe job Community Education,897-8434. is working as a volunteer in the school library, reading to Happy Birthday in 500 words or less. Believe me, doctoral dissertations YOUR SKIN AND SUN EXPOSURE are easier! While the material in this column is original, a young child, working on a millage campaign, becoming LAAC PRESENTS "PAINTING WITH PICASSO!!" a member of a school or district wide committee, con I must admit that there were two times where I can not The warm summer months are once again with us Explore the world of cubism through the eyes of Pablo Mettemick, Brian Hurley, claim authorship. The first occurred a couple of articles and with them they bring a much greater exposure to thetactin g our legislators when State dollars for K-12 edu- •July 2: Ryan Lynne Roth, Picasso and have great fun creating your very own work of art. Joy Gahan, Marilyn Sauber. Magdalena Ritzema, Randi ago when I was given credit for an article on prostrate sun's ultraviolet rays. Tanning in the sun was once cation are being cut or spent unnecessarily, or just Instructor Chris Van Antwerp promises an exciting five days. Tracy DeVries Ellis. cancer. While I received a few calls at the office for thought to be healthy; but most of us are aware that it is attending local board meetings, involvement in public No experience needed to have a good time. This workshop is July 3: Alice Ryder. Kevin July 6: Linda Eickhoff, Amy appointments, readers can be assured that I promptly really anything but healthy for our skin. Too much sun education is essential for the preservation of our way of available to sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth graders. Whaley. Paul WUcox. Leann Stencel. Jason Barber, Dana referred callers to the "kind of doctors" in town who could over to long a period of time will make our skin leathery life. The education of leaders for the future is critical and It will be held July 13 through 17,9:30 to noon. Fee is $35 Iteen, Sarah Wingeier. Inna Collins, Mark N. Ritzema, do them some good. and wrinkled and also greatly increases our chances of the trouble with the future is that it keeps getting closer for LAAC members and $40 for non-members. All materials Richmond. Edward Walling, Cathy Iteen, developing skin cancer. To lessen you chance of exces-and closer for most of us. furnished. To register for this and other workshops phone the July 4: Robin Blattner. Amy Schug, Orma Barber, sive sun exposure, we offer the following suggestions: Just a few short years ago Charles Lindberg crossed Arts Center at 897-8545,1 to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Jeremy Bobo, Ashley Marty De Young. Stay out of the sun as much as possible during the the Atlantic Ocean in 23 hours. Since 1957 astronauts July 7: Dick Johnson, Helen James Carey and Yvonne Racine midday hours of 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., especially if you are have been making the same trip in nine minutes. Obvi- Benjamin, Marcy Arnold, FLAT RIVER ASSOCIATION FORMING ^Czar Turner. Barb Austin. Galbreath, Ben Baker. Sara Attention all persons interested in the preservation of the fair skinned, blonde, or red-headed. Certainly, avoid ously, there is no speed limit on the pursuit of excellence ( Dental in education for the future. I think that the Fred Anne Armstrong. Jo Bailey, Vickie Videan, natural beauty and tranquility of the Flat River from Fallas- tanning parlors or other artificial tanning methods. Virginia Wingeier. Always use a sunscreen with a sun protection factor SOMEBODY'S. Tom EVERYBODY'S, Pete July 5: Junie Hoag. Phyllis burg Park to the Fallasburg Power House (Lowell Pood)! Condon. Jamie Lynn Clore, July 8: Jason White, Tony Engagement Told of 15 or more when you are in the sun. Replace sun- ANYBODY'S, and Joe NOBODY'S of today need to get There is a movement to form a Flat River Association for the News involved, instill Dave Burdette, Terry Stencel, Ryan Vashaw, Darryl protection of this unique natural resource! screen liberally after swimming. continue with their own education, and Dumas, Tom Hutfilz. If you live in the area and want to have something to say If you must be in the sun, wear protective clothing - the importance of education in those who follow them Engaged and planning a and works as a dental assis- Jimot Reagan D D S about future conditions, we urge you to attend a meeting on Yon can use! long sleeves, long pants, and a hat or visor will go a long wedding at Fallasburg Park, tant. July 15. For details please call Mike Armstrong at 897-6817. PREGNANCY AND TEETH way toward preventing unwanted sun exposure. September 5, are Yvonne The future groom's par- Don't delay - Act today! Is it true that pregnancy causes tooth The single most feared complication of excessive sun Area Births Marie Racine and James ents arc Ron and Verla Carey decay for expectant mothers9 exposure is skin cancer. If you develop any sore or rash Letters Charles Carey, of Lowell. also of Lowell. Grandparents which persists or which begins to change in sight, Parents of the bride-to-be are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Amwm: I think it's about time to put the myth to contour or color, have you doctor examine you. He or ' Abel and Wendy Saenz are Alfred and Donna Racine, Eskes, also of Lowell. The groom-elect also at- rest Pregnancy does NOT cause tooth decay. The she will biopsy any suspicious looking sore to rule out Dear Editor: nel Bogey routine. And, the of Saranac would like to an- David and Karin Jelsma, of Lowell. Grandparents are skin cancer. tended Lowell High School. reason that some expectant mothers may have more I am writing to applaud three female Endmen gave a nounce the birth of their of Lowell, wish to announce Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ran- cavities during pregnancy is that they tend to have The couple plans to re- While not all skin cancer is preventable, we can all those folks involved in the new and fun dimension to the daughter Margarita Carlota, the birth of their daughter, som, also of Lowell. other things on their mind other than going to the certainly cut down on its incidence by adequately pro- The bride-elect is a gradu- side in Lowell. production of the 1992 Show- act. bom Monday, June 8,1992 at Emily Kristine, born June 8, dentist. The longer between visits, the more dental tecting ourselves from the sun's harmful ultraviolet rays. ate of Lowell Hifch School boat. Sooften we tend lo voice The amateur acts were Blodgett Hospital in Grand 1992. She weighed 7 lbs. 0 problems will be found, pregnant or not Equally false is Rapids. She weighed eight ozs. and was 19 1/2 inches f Ball Floral will be closed ^ the notion that baby robs mother s teeth of calcium. The our opinion when we don't better than ever. The stage pounds one ounce and was long. Big sister is Leah. The m for our annual vacation July 2 ' composition of adult teeth is rarely changed once fully like something or when our with its colorful skirting, had twenty-one and a half inches proud grandparents are Mr. formed Babies may be responsible for a lot of things, expectations are not met And so much less intrusive clutter We will reopen July 13 long. She has two brothers, and Mrs. Dale Sprague of Legal Notices but not tooth decay while criticism is an impor- The sound was good and hav- ^Anthony James and Dakota tant pan of growth, so is hear- ing the speakers up and oltl Saranac and Mr. and Mrs. 517 E. Main Street * Lowell»897-7150 & James Jelsma of Union, IA. ing that you've done well. And the ground and stage really Ray. Grandparents are Melvin Great-grandparents arc Mr. While bats are feared by many in the West, a Showboat did itself proud! helped the visibility. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED and Luella Ludlow of Orleans, and Mrs. Leo Kyser of STATE OF MICHIGAN that you, the Defendants, number of Oriental artists have portrayed bats as What a great effort with I am sure that there is a lot Pete and Mary Jan sons of Hastings, Mae Jelsma of CIRCUIT COURT signs of good luck, happiness and long life. terrific results! What a great more that I am not thinking of doing business underthe Comstock Park, and Abel and Eldora, IA and Waldo and Legal Notices COUNTY OF KENT Legal Notices show - all three shows!! The as I write this letter. But, all in name of West Michigan Ola Saenz of Howard City. Chelly Fuller of Tavarcs, FL. Design and Home Im- ( boms looked and sounded all. good job Showboat Well ORDER FOR provement Co., whose terrific singing those old done! STATE OF On the 29th day of April, STATE 1992, an action for di- PUBLICATION AND last known address was: MICHIGAN 1992, an action for divorce Showboat tunes we look for- OF vorce was filed by the MAILING ward to hearing once a year. Sincerely. CIRCUIT COURT FOR was filed by the above "DRY" MICHIGAN above named Plaintiff 3230 Kalamazoo, SE NOTICE OF Fhe Endmen, corny as ever, Judv Strauh THE COUNTY OF KENT named Plaintiff against against you, the above LEROY AND ALMEDA Grand Rapids, Michigan were wonderful in they Colo- 333 Monroe N. W. you, the above named Carpet Cleaning CIRCUIT COURT FOR named Plaintiff against FREEMAN, 49508 Defendant, in the Circuit THE COUNTY OF KENT Plaintiffs Grand Rapids, Ml 49503 PUBLIC HEARING you, the above named shall answerortake such Court for the County of ORDER FOR by Defendant, in the Circuit other action as may be ORDER FOR Kent. PUBLICATION AND TO vs. Court for the County of permitted by law on or PUBLICATION AND TO APPEAR AND ANSWER Kent. NORMAN LONG AND TOWNSHIP PREFERRED WEST MICHIGAN before the 12th day of APPEAR AND ANSWER FT IS HEREBY ORDERED Legal Notices September, 1992. File No. 92-75165-DM that you, the Defendant, CARPET SERVICES Hie No. 92-74882-DM IT IS HEREBY ORDERED DESIGN AND HOME whose last known DONNA SAFFELL, IMPROVEMENT CO., Failure to comply with STATE OF that you, the Defendant, CONNIE M. STARR, address was 2471 OF sented to the indepen- Plaintiff, JOINTLY AND this Order shall result in MICHIGAN dent personal represen- • immediately dry • whose last known ad- a Judgment by default Plaintiff, Lamplighter Drive, vs. dress was 501 E. Dubail, SEVERABLY, vs. Jenison, Michigan 49428 PROBATE COURT tative, Marilynn Walcott, ^ • Competitive rates • GARY SAFFELL, Defendants. against you, the Defen- COUNTY OF KENT 3010 4 Mile Road, NW. ^ South Bend, Indiana dants, for the relief re- DOUGLAS STARR, shall answer or take such GRATTAN Defendant 46613 shall answer or Defendant. other action as may be Grand Rapids, Michigan, LEGAL AID OF Case No.: 92-76099-CK quested by Plaintiffs in CLAIMS NOTICE 49504, or to both the in- take such other action as their Complaint against permitted by law on or PROPOSED LAND USE Phone: 868.2051 WESTERN MICHIGAN may be permitted by law HON. GEORGE S. BUTH LEGAL AID OF WESTERN before the 21 st day of Independent Probate dependent personal rep- By: Lmlle C. Curry you. FILE NO. 92-154,262-IE resentative and the Kent on or before the 20th day Plaintiffs shall mall a MICHIGAN August, 1992. PLAN TEXT AND (P-31222) of August, 1992. This Motion was heard BY: SARA A. TUFFLI County Probate Court. Attorney for Plaintiff on Friday, June 12,1992 copy of this Order to- Estate of MARJORIE Grand Rapids, Michigan. gether with a Summons (P-44064) FAILURE to comply with MAP AMENDMENTS 430 Federal Square FAILURE to comply with at the 17th Circuit Court WALCOTT, Deceased 49503, within 4 months o and Complaint to the ad- Attorney for Plaintiff the Order shall result in a Building the Order shall result in a in Grand Rapids, Michi- SSN: 368-011495 the date of publication of Cocroazy dress below: 430 Federal Square Judgment by default Notice is heraby given that the Grattan Township Grand Rapids, Michigan Judgement by default gan. Building against you, the Defen- this notice. 49503 Planning Commission shall hold a public hear- TO ALL INTERESTED XKcrWL against you, the Defen- 3230 Kalamazoo, SE Grand Rapids, Michigan dant, for relief as set forth ing to hear citizens' comments regarding pro- yior*fC*t*k QWBTJMJHi^ JsgNtBJ (616) 774-0672 dant, for relief as set forth PRESENT: The Honor- 49503 in the Complaint filed PERSONS: Your interest Notice is further given' able George S. Buth Grand Rapids, Michigan posed amendments to the Land Use Plan and in the estate may be in the Complaint filed 49508 (616) 774-0672 against you. that the estate will be September 12 1992 At a session of said Circuit Court Judge Future Land Use Map of Grattan Township. The barred or affected by the y against you. public hearing shall be held on August 5,1992, at thereafter assigned and Booth spaces available to artists for Court held in the Hall of following: distributed to the persons On March 19,1992, a civil DONALD A. JOHNSTON At a session of said DENNIS B. LEIBER 7:30 p.m., at the Grattan Township Hall, 11676 Justice, Grand Rapids, DENNIS C. KOLENDA Court held in the Hall of CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE Thedecedent, whose last entitled to it. $35. Original artwork and crafts only. Michigan on action for damages aris- ACTING FOR JUDGE Old Belding Road. All interested persons are CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE Honorable George S. Justice, Grand Rapids, Known address was 3879 May 28,1992 ing out of a contract you invited to attend. Vail, Grand Rapids, Michi- For more iafomatioB contact: Buth Michigan on June 22, Examined, Counter- JUDITH L TUMMINO Examined, Counter- promised to persons at gan 49504 died 12^1/91. Honey Creek Christian Services 517 Giddings, SE, Grand Circuit Court Judge 1992. signed and Entered: The proposed plan amendments may be exam- ATTORNEY-AT-UW PRESENT: The Honor- signed and Entered: CRYSTAL McCLENTON, (P36453) ATTN; Martha Calhoun able DENNIS C. Marilyn Hull, Deputy Rapids, Michigan 49506, ined at the Grattan Township Hall, 11676 Old Creditors of thedeceased was filed by Plaintiffs EXAMINED, COUNTER- PRESENT: The Honorable Deputy Clerk Belding Road, between the hours of 8 am and 311 East Main Street 11652 Grand River Ave. /Lowell, MI 49331 KOLENDA, Circuit Court Clerk are notified that all claims against you in the 17th SIGNED & ENTERED DENNIS B. LEIBER, Cir- 12:30 p.in., Monday through Friday. Lowell, Ml 49331 ( Judga. ATTEST: A true Copy cuit Court Judge. against the estate will be (616) 897-5931 942-3294 Circuit Court in Kent SYLVIA STRATTON forever barred unless pre- On the 24th day of March, County. Deputy Clerk The Lowell Lcdger-Wednesdaj, July 1,1992-Page 9 The Lowdl Ledger-Wednesday, July 1,1992-Ptge 8 Lowell High School Honor Roll for the 4th period The Lowell Ledger's - --i— Qnnih MichellMirhHle MurphyMnmhu . Kerri y As & Bs Senneker, Karen Seme, Sarah The Lowell High School Vandennark, Jennifer Hoffman, Jonathan Hutfilz, Nugent. Kevin NugenUarred Heather Andree, Joshua Snuffer. Tara Sterly, Tricia Honor Roll for the fourth Wieland. Tiffany Ireland, Adam John- Andrews, Andrew Antcliff, Sturgis, Carrie Symko, Charia Sper, Brent VandenBosch marking period is as follows: son, James Jones, Matthew Dustin VanStee. David Backstrom, Amy Symmes, Melissa Marie A's&B's Kemp, Robert Keimey, Mark Bartlett, Gregory Biggs, Tichelaar, Dana Tindall, EXCHANGE Troy Addington, Amy Lyon, Erica Christine A's St B's Diana Blough, Stacy Bookie, Stacy Tousignaut, Stacey STUDENTS: ALL A i Alderink, Tammi Anderson, Mazurek, Kristin McCollum, Ronald Acheson, Talhe Jo Laura Boyink, Steve Briggs, VanStee, Carleen VanStrien, Sanja Matas, Monica Najera. Anne Arnold, Douglas Angela Sue McDonald, Julie Bassett, Melissa Beute. Mar- Jennifer Brown, Marc Briggs, Tim VanTimmeren. 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The Lowell Campfire Qub ment. The project earned hon- The Freedoms Foundation, Chairman of the Board and their efforts in improving their country, and the millions who 201 N. Washington, Lowell, Ml 49331 won a national award in the ors for this in the 1992 and countless mayors, gover- CEO of Colgate-Palmolive, world. The quality and impor- . . ^ • June 22 - June 26 19th annual search for the Colgate Youth for America" nors and officials across the commented, "Our Youth for tance of this year's projects havebeenhelpedechothefeel- « in s l0 ay s country 's best community ser- campaign. U.S. America program spotlights are evidence that our kids are S ^ ^ people In the Service WALLPAPER - BORDERS 6:30 - 9:00 p.m. 1 vice projects by young Ameri- The announcement was In discussing this program, today's young Americans for indeed committed to their ^ concerned. We have 4000+ rolls \ / cans. made in New York, by Kirk Reuben Mark, President, Marine Pfc. Randall L. pated in the exercise. Wieland 3 years to 6th grade The club received a cash Cameron and Chelsea Noble. now in stock Wieland, son of Terry L. and was one of thousands of grant for their fourth-place Chris Burke and Ethan Hawke, Cindy Wieland, of Lowell, American service members BUY TODAY TO PRE-REGISTER award. four members of this year's Spanish and theater and Robert and Virgnia Grile, of recently returned with 4th who trained with Marines and r — I The Leeping Lizards of judging panel for the program speech. She is a member of Pi Lowell, was awarded a sailors from Belgium, HANG T0NITE Marine Expeditionary Bri- ' Name I Lowell initiated making "play established in 1972 to encour- Beta Phi sorority, participated bachelor's degree in econom- Canada, Denmark, Germany, College News gade, Naval Amphibious I therapy" dolls for Blodgett age community responsibil- in Tower Players, forensics Wall* $4.99 to $7.99 S/R I ics and management, XZcum Base, Little Creek, VA from the Netherlands, Norway, Hospital. They included dolls ity in today's young people. and G.O. A.L. She was also a Border 99« and up I Address. I laude from Albion College in the NATO multinational ex- Portugal and the United King- for the Lowell Fire/Rescue I The project is to help other member of Alpha Psi Omega, May. a dom. I Darin R. Hodde, of Ada, class. About 15,000 students ercise "Teamwork Vl" .Birthday. leam and the Ada Fire Depart- children with anxiety they may a national dramatics honor- Albion College is a pri- Lowell Paint & I Age I was among 70 Western Michi- are elected nationwide to Teamwork *92, was de- The 1990 graduate of experience during a visit to ary; Omicron Delta Kappa, a vate, coeducational, liberal Lowell High School joined I I gan University students in- membership in Beta Gamma signed to improve the profes- Wallpaper I School Grade Completed. the hospital or after an acci- national honor society which arts college located in the the Marine Corps in May I ducted this spring into Beta Sigma each year. He is major- sionalism and effectiveness 219 E. Main SL,* 897-0012 dent. These dolls become selects junior and senior stu- south central Michigan town Gamma Sigma, the national ing in accounting. of NATO forces while oper- 1991. friends and are used by the dents who have demonstrated of the same name. honor society in business and aung in the realistic environ- doctors or rescue teams to help a high level of scholarship management. Nancy Kwant was one of ment of the North Atlantic News, the child better understand the and leadership; and Sigma Membership in Beta the graduates who received and coastal waters of Nor- MTf Stuff Discount medical treatment they wiil Delta Pi, a national Spanish Gitana (Tanya) Garofalo, PET SUPPLY STORE Ciamma Sigma is the highest diplomas during Commence- way. This operation included be receiving. honorary. She was on the daughter of Jim and Sue continued 'TWo for on# on flth everyday national recognition a student ment exercises on Hillsdale mantime, air, amphibious and Arend, BSE Mechanical En- To date, Colgate- dean's list for the spring se- Garofalo of 2381 The Lowell can receive in an undergradu- College's south-central a field training exercises. We Will Have Grooming Palmolive Company has mester. gineering; Julie Anne ate or master's program in Michigan campus on May 9. Whitesbridge Road, Lowell, In all, more than 45,000 Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 Available in July! awarded close to $5.5 million Solomon, BAPsychology and business or management. To Kwant daughter of Hellen Michigan, was awarded a inH)ps, 170 ships and 300 air- to America's young people Janet Heyl Vail, MA Science Open Mon - Set be eligible for membership, a Kwant and the late Henry Leo J. Garofalo, son of bachelor of arts degree at craft from 11 nations partici- 10 A.M. TO 6 PM through "Youth for America." Education, all of Ada student must rank in the up- Kwant, of Lowell, received a Professor and Mrs. Vincent J. Welesley College on Friday, 117 W. Main • Lowdl The program has been per 20 percent of the master's Garofalo of Lowell, received May 29 when Hillary Rodham 897-5454 honored by the While House, bachelor of arts degree in Gaaw pz&'irQBGa'u'SBaa a Bachelor of Arts degree Clinton addressed the 534 magna cum laude from Brown members of the graduating DBmsTBY LOWELL SWARTZ D.D.S University in Providence, R.l. class and their guests at the FAMILY DENTISTRY Brown, the nation's seventh- College's 114th commence- • Cosmetic * Bridges oldest college, awarded 1,488 ment exercises. .Preventive .Root Canals . Restorative * Surgery baccalaureate and 476 ad- A 1986 graduate of City STUCKEY'S AMOCO • . Dentures (repair while you wait) vanced degrees at its 224th High School, Garofalo ma- -JOHN STUCKEY- Commencement May 25. jored in French at Wellesley. 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Andrew J ()rile, son of News, cont'd., pg. 19 The Lowell Ledger-Wednesday, July 1,1992-Page 21 The Lowdl Ledger-Wednesday, July 1,1992-Ptge 20 TOWN TALK St. Patrick's Festival enjoys biggest Do you agree with Wednesday's U. S. Supreme crowd yet; revenues over $20,000 Court ruling that prohibits prayer at public school commencements and other events?
Arlo HigMwner of High's Barbecue Service in Elkhart, | / IIS, prepared plenty of chicken for the Festival crowd on ' Sunday. Walter Osbon Vicki Schmidt / think schools should be I don't think the govern- able to pray. Everybody ment should have so much should have the choice to pray controlover the schools. What or not to pray. the schools do should be left up to each individual school to decide.
Laura Grim Kathy Sterzick Don Hawkins Frieda Bailey I don't necessarily agree / don't agree with the rul- Like with everything else, I The way kids talk today, I with the ruling. I think there ing. Prayer is the foundation think the Supreme Court has think they should be taught should be the freedom to make for everything including life, over-reacted I believe in sepa- prayer. It won't hurt them any. iVANCED the choice. If a person wants ration of church and state, but Someone has to guide them to participate, fine, if not don't elimination. Years ago in AUTO GLASS participate in the prayer. If school the phrase "In God We COMPLETE AUTO GIASS REPLACEMENT • 24 Hour Mobile Service people don't want to pray Just Trust" was said during the Stone Chip ignore it. • New and Used Glass allegiance, I don't think that Repair hurt anything or anybody. Phone 242-8401 or 897-4912 ffi rive Me A Break. ..I'll Fix It!" St. Patrick's Father Wayne took his turn at calling AngeloConigliaro, with the help of his father, feeds the Paul Larabel, left, and Jeremy Hill, right, had their turn Bingo on Sunday. horse. at fun on the tire swing.
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Mlers Your Name. \~) iiissMrtwi fcwMnct: Campif«r To The Tb*Com/mny Yon Can Coma On Philip H. Schneider, Jr. City. Ledger -Zip REPRESENTING PETER SPEERSTRA AGENCY 115 W. Main SlrMt • Lowell. Michigan 49331 Senton Subtrac t <1.00 From Above Uatad Subacrtptlon Pricaa. IJ Cole Wade, 14-months, stumbles as father watches on. Persistence paid off, Cole Wade made It to the tunnel's Phone 897-9259 Today! BryceMckhiori enjoys the comfort of horseback riding J St Patrick's FesttvaL The Lowdl Ledger-Wednesday, July 1,1992-Page 23 The Lowdl Ledger-Wednesday, July 1,1992-Page 22 School awards all but four bids on high school project (ONE PLACE HAS IT ALL!) I
All but four of the remain- $26,051,485 and the actual under the estimated cost. The four bids thai are still estimated budget is because have afforded the school this ing bids for the new high bids came in al $25,763,300 The aluminum entrances out and have noU^en awarded the school has had a whole lime. .vX-XvXv.*. V/>/WWAV/AVXV.V.*' V/VAVVVVAV school project were awarded roughly $41,946 under bud- came in $45,290 under the bid ^re the hot-asphalt mix, food year to refine the budget and "While the majority of the at a special Lowell Board of get. amount. The single ply roof- service equipmeni, make sure the projected bud- bids have been approved, they Education meeting on June 22. Savings were found in a ing was awarded $41,000 un- scoreboards and window gel was as close as possible lo havenoiactually been signed," The bids were submitted number of bids. Those com- der the bid amount. blinds. what the job could be done for Esch said. and recommended by Owen, ing in significantly under bud- The acoustical doors came Lowell Superintendent on the street. It is the delays in Fritz BUSINESS HELP Ames Kimball and the engi- get were the control system, in $25,990 under the bid ^ ^ reason the the new school project that events FOR SALE TOR REM CARD OF neenng firm of WBDC. Job" i Controls, with the amount. actual bids are so close lo the I SERVICES WANTED The bid amount was actual bid coming in $50,000 THANKS TWO WEEKS FREE FOR SALE- Pool table RENT WITH THIS AD - Gerard. Marian Mclver. for BINGO SUMMER WORK - Apply $500 Pontoon Boat Steel the nicedeeds, calls, cards, with Olsten and work this 1 and 2 bedroom Every SatCirday Night Jim Cook, Jr. tubes, leaks. Make offer. Lowell apartments flowers and prayers during Fourth of July travel expected to rise by 2.7 percent this year summer! We have jobs 7:00 P.M. Call 897-8952. available now, must my recent mishap. God AUCTIONEER available in the Lowell area LOWELL MOOSE see. $450-$515. 897- Bless You All! All Types off Sales as well as Grand Rapids. A State freeways should be freeway travel is safer: hol-related crashes occur on and freeways with construc- created some delays in the 0099. Esther & Cecil DeRushia trasted to 43 on other roads. BINGO variety of factory and office HOME FOR SALE BY the safest way to travel as • To meet federal stan- Michigan's county and local tion projects underway. Some immediate area. (616) 897-8872 The three-day 1992 July 4 1320 E. FULTON work available for depend- OWNER - 3 bedroom Michigan motorists prepare holiday begins at 6 p.m. dards, the roadways must be roads than on the freeways, potential delays: • On five miles of 1-96 1^ I Early Bird Bingo at 4:00P.M. ranch. Valley Vista subdi- to log an estimated 965 mil- Thursday (July 2) and runs of good quality. and that safety bell usage is • 1-94 in Western Wayne near Muskegon, traffic is re- able, experienced people. vision 897-9698. lion miles—up 2.7 percent until midnight Sunday (July •Vehicles travel in the higher with the freeway County from Shook Road to stricted lo one lane each way. For your convenience, we PERSONALS BOY SCOUT TROOP 102 from last year—over the 78- 5). same direction on divided driver. the Washtenaw County line •In Grand Rapids, the will be accepting applica- would like to thank the ramp from easlbound 1-196 NEW DRAFT HORSE hour Fourth of July holiday. "Statistics dispel a belief roads about the same speeds. In 1990, the last year for is restricted to two lanes in Complete Formal tions in LOWELL on people of the area, who so lo northbound US-131 is BINGO HARNESS - silver studded, Last year, 19 people were by many drivers that fast mov- • There are no intersec- which figures are available, each direction. Wednesday, July 8, 1992 UNEMPLOYMENT COM- faithfully support us by at- closed. T raffic is deloured via Wear Rental $500. 984-2337. killed in traffic, but none of ing freeways carrying thou- tions, stop signs or railroad 21,541 of32,096 (67 percent) • US-23 south of Flint is Every Friday Night from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. . You PENSATION BENEFITS tending our chicken College Avenue and the 17 crashes occurred on sands of cars are to be feared,'' crossings. crashes involving drinking reduced to one lane in each 7:15 P.M. will find us at the YMCA, BEEN DENIED BY YOUR B.B.O.'sWe would alsolike westbound 1-196, adding two WEDDINGS OR the slates 1,850 miles of free- said Jerry Basch, AAA • Roadside obstacles are occurred on county/local direction between 1-75 and which is located in the li- to thank the local places of miles of travel. Lowell VFW Hall BOUVIER PUPS - Ready EMPLOYER OR THE way. Ten of those were killed Michigan's Community few. roads; seven percent on free- Thompson Road. OTHER SPECIAL • Traffic al the bridge car- brary building at 323 W. for new home, purebred but STATE? Call for assis- business that help make on county and local roads, the Safety Services manager. The In contrast, the county- ways. Safely bell usage was • Drivers are advised to East Main St., Lowell OCCASIONS rying US-2 over the Cut River ^ I Main St. Two forms of ID not registered, mother & tance! 1-722-2899. our B.B.Q.'s a success; rest on non-freeway stale greater danger comes, Basch road driver faces intersec- recorded at 54 percent for the slow down along an eight- Early Bird Bingo at roads. Over the last five Fourth said, when the motorist leaves tions, driveways, bicyclists, mile section of westbound I- between Epoufette and and home phone required father can be seen, vet Gary's Country Meats. freeway driver compared to 6:45 P.M. toapply. Please join us and Saranac Brand Foods. of July holiday periods, five the freeways and doesn't ad- pedestrians, slop signs, traf- 48 percent for motorists on 94 from LaPorte Road lo East Brevort in Mackinac County checked, in good health, in the Upper Peninsula is de- Lowell McDonald's. Food deaths were recorded on the just speeds for the other roads. fic signals and winding, nar- other roads. This year, most Road near the Indiana state PUBLIC INVITED let us help you find work! first shots & worming, call CARD OF loured via Cut Road, adding state's freeway network, con- Many factors explain why row roads lined, in many roadwork will be suspended line because of pavement de- OLSTEN TEMPORARY 897-9647 anytime for more City, Family Fare, the local two miles lo the travel dis- CLOTHING cases, with trees and drainage during the weekend holiday, terioration. SERVICE. 452-TEMP, information. THANKS auto dealers, and a special tance. Travelers will find gas ditches. Statistics also show but motorists may find slow- • Blue Water Bridge plaza IONIA ANTIQUE AND E.O.E. thanks to our support orga- plentiful with many service that, year-round, more alco- downs on some stale roads construction in Port Huron has COLLECTIBLE MAR- nization, the Lowell Meth- stations open July 4. KET- Sunday July 5, RIDGEVIEW SEARS 3/4 DEEP WELL WE WISH TO THANK all odist Church. Thanks again D&W FOOD CENTERS, Ume Ionia Fair Grounds, S. WATER PUMP FOR SALE our friends, relatives, East- for making our troop pos- "uhinEra s™"? " SHOPPING CENTERI INC. The Cascade D&W area since 1972 I M-66 Ionia, Ml, 8am- - $80. Call 897-6280. em Star, Rev. LaWarre, Dr. sible. •eohbduso Estate planning - survivorship life ® 4:30 pm, admission $2, is now accepting appli- 2173 W. MAIN ST., cations for part-time deli 0) JmL NOW ENROLLING Rain or Shine. by: Gerald J. O'Bee, CLU, to pay bills, provide college advantageous for the couple. more lime to avoid a tollbridge LOWELL clerks and part-time meat MOVING-Couch $100, en- 3,4 & 5 year old ChFC ' funding, produce an income A fourth rider is available fee, you do incur a cost (gas clerks. Applicants must tertainment center $35, lo pay extra death proceeds in and lime). In a similar way to children for our fall flow for the family survivors, be at least 18 years old dresser $10, steel desk For married people whose etc. case both die within three avoid paying Federal Estate program. Limited Ph. 897-6411 and be available to work $25, double bed $25, & estates are larger or, at a fu- years of starting the insur- Taxes, the life insurance pre- misc. Call 897-6073. 1 number of ture date, will become larger Another provision can ance. with a possible result of mium (gas and time) has lo be evenings and weekends. Si scholarships are than $ 1.2 million, a new kind allow the policy to be split extra taxes being owed. paid, but nothing compared BUSINESS Applications areavailable of life insurance policy can into two separate policies on The survivorship life in- to the lax, (the loll bridge fee). HAVE ALL YOUR at the Cascade D&W. JIuHtq ER3SaH203 available. SERVICES FOR SALE - 1989 Ply- minimize the impact of the each life in case a divorce surance policy is an excellent I HOME IMPROVEMENT E.O.E. mouth Horizon. 5 speed 621 East Main, Based upon need occurs. Federal Estate Tax. The policy tool to minimize or avoid Fed- - needs done and done overdrive, AM/FM cassette, Lowell, Ml has two kinds of names. One A third provision is sensi- eral Estate Taxes. According right by M&M Con- CUMBERLAND RETIRE- tive lo any future tax law runs good, looks good, refers to the second one to die to Judge Brandeis analogy, if struction. We do ce- MENT VILLAGE - is now 49331 Be sure to enroll by change and would pennit a $2,500 or best offer. 897- and the other to the survivor you drive extra miles and take DAVIS ment work, driveways, hiring full & part time. 3rd July 15, 1992 after the first one dies. split of the policy if this proves 6039. PORK BEEF sidewalks, garage shift, resident helpers. The Second-to-Die or Church Office ELECTRIC floors. Wealsodo roof- Please apply within at SPARERIBS SIZZLERS Joint Survivorship policy in- FOR SALE - Golf clubs. 897-5936 Quality • Service ing, replacement win- 11535 E. Fulton, Lowell. Member of Mi. A.E.Y.C and sures the lives of both spouses Set of 3 graphite woods under one policy. When the dows, sliders, siding. Kent County 4-C Dependability 1.3.5. Used only two sea- first spouse dies, there is no Gerald J. Licensed and insured. sons. New $350; will sell death benefit payable. The I RESIDENTIAL Call Mike at 866-2436 SALE for$100. CallJon 897-6019 policy continues on the life of for free estimate. m COMMERCIAL $ $ the survivor and pays a death O'Bee, nights. 1.69 ib. 4.39 ib. UGHT INDUSTRIAL benefit when that survivor ONION OR WE'RE NO. 1 dies. GARAGE SALE - Leather EXTRA-LEAN Since the Federal Estate Ph. 676-9574 CLU, ChFC HELP jackets, computer, TV, WANTED HAMBURG MUSHROOM LOWELL HEATING & Tax can be postponed to the Nintendo, games, clothing, death of the second one to die, Licensed billiard balls, scooters, & STEAK AIR CONDITIONING such a policy takes the guess WANTED EUROPA auto ser- much more. 204 Lincoln Call Us For A FREE Estimate. Wc Are work out of predicung which Insurance V|CE • All foreign cars. FEMALE ROOMMATE Your Professional Healing and Air Con- spouse will die fmi Witfuuch Lake Rd., Lowell, Wed. & | We specialize in German WANTED - within 1 mile of ditioning Specialists & Have Many Years a policy it makes no iiffcr Thurs., July 8 & 9. Of Experience! Financing Available. Counselor -ars (Mercedes, VW. Grand Valley State Univer- $ $ ence who dies fmi HOME HEALTH CARE sity to share 3 bedroom 1.59 ib. 1.99 ib. When the xpnsA elc.) Excellent rates WANTED - Nurses Aide mobile home. Rent $185 Arc oa ire diev the death pr/>wh anut, ^ service American cars At#!*** ' a| or LPN, night shift 2-3 FOR SALE per month plus utilities, ref. into the ; fxtxt m so very welcome. times per week for vent — gas furnaces (LP. - Nstursl) UMnt iaj. free and (jm rr. 'fsA 1797 E. Fulton, Lowell. & deposit. Inquires respond IVe Will Be patient in Lowell area. — oil furnaces lo pay the lam. mum?, rthtr ./ 897-7910 or 458-5102 to P.O. Box 128, Lowell, — water source heat pumps Training provided. Closed Saturday, thingt. evenings. Mi., 49331. — central sir conditioning SWEET CHERRIES - A yeuirul rt'HutA/r, <,i Please call 897-7942. — humidifiers Picked and you pick. Bring July 4th. such a policy u thai the it — electronic sir cleanafs leu than having rwo lepvafe a ladder. Orchard Hill Farm, ROOMMATE -Non-smok- Have a Happy — slactrostatic filters policies on each life Triggering & pricing mechanism for valuation 9896Cascade Rd. SE. 868- — ductwork CASH! ing female to share home The current of ATTENTION 7229. in Lowell. $225 per Holiday! — programmable thermostats How wills & trusts coordinate with agreement STUDENTS — servicing sll makes & Survivorship policie* aJ*o For single family, month, 1/2 utilities. 897- $8.15 FOR SALE -1978 Honda models, mobile homes have uw:fijl provmon* lo multi-family and 0057. and trailers. v>lvc various other ettale handyman specials. • Expansion has created Hawk motorcycle, rare * wm F unding/liquidity needs Gary's Country Meats vettiement proWcmA A fim find, limited production, All areas many openings 205 E. Main, Lowell • Phone 897-7306 Members of tl* Better Business fJeath Rider can provide a fdoath/disability) considered. Written • Flexible full & part-time automatic transmission, HOUSEMATE WANTED Bureau of Weslern Michigan. Inc. death benefit at the first death offer in 48 hours. • All majors may apply excellent condition, Prof, female, excellent HOURS: Ihe proceeds of the kukr Waters Building ALSO Members of the National Otlivr ara«4 • Will train 11,000 miles, lots of op- credit & references. Mas- Tues. thru Fri. 8 am - 6 pm; Sal. 8 am - 5 pm; Nam* Pr*4»€U can he used to pay up ail fu- Association Of Home BuMen AU« A««IUkl« Marshall Redder, • Must be eighteen. tions. Asking $600 or best ter bedroom & study, CLOSED SUNDAY AND MONDAY! ture premiums due on the on- "J t SERVICE/INSTALLATION * 24 HOUR SERVICE R Call 246-8962. offer. 897-6592, leave Saranac. $400per mo. 642- going Survivorship policy (616) 458-1258 emax, 457-3245. 1002 W. Main. Low«ll (Cryital Flash Plaia) 897-4123 message. The money can also be used C44tfn 9 a.m. -9 p.m. 6201. The Lowdl Ledger^Wednesday, July 1,1992-Page 24
West Street residents against Burger King aeeess road
There arc anumberof West St. "The traffic on West Street July 6 meeting. Sidewalks on the street put my life into my own hands business through a residen- Street residents who just want is already too much. More so, "The best access road have been talked about on a every time I back out onto tially zoned lot is permissible Burger King to follow through than what the street can would be out behind the Chev- finance share type basis. West St," Green said. without rezoning or a vari- on its "Have it your way" handle" rolet dealer to Valley Vista. "Residents would pay a share City Attorney Richard ance. slogan. The zoning request from That would be most intelli- of the new sidewalk cost, Wendt said a driveway for a "Your way" for Joyce Bison Realty (doing business gent But I don't think the plan- which would raise our prop- Green and Tammie Bailey is as Burger King Restaurant) to ning commission is using in- erty taxes. But the value of our not running an access drive rezone lots 26. 27 and 28 of telligence," Tammie Bailey of property would go down be- School teachers agree,, out to West Street in an effort Sweet and Smith (name of 127 S. West St said. cause Burger King is right next to relieve the traffic emptying subdivision) addition (126 and Both Green and Bailey fear to us," Green explains. out onto M-21 from ihe pro- 128 S. West) from one family for the children. "The buses An access drive is allowed on one-year pact posed new business. residential to general business dropoff the children on Bowes regardless of the zoning and is "The gentlemen represent- was approved for recommen- Road and then they walk down not subject to public scnitiny. With the current contract cation Association, which rep- ing Burger King said the fast dation to the City Council West Street They are going to However, the planning com- duetoexpireonJuneSO, 1992, resents the teachers, agreed food chain always has a sec- Monday night The site plan have to walk right past the mission wanted to hear from Lowell Schools and its 17S on a one-year pact because of ondary road leading out of its was also recommended to the access drive that Burger King the people on West Street and teachers agreed to a one-year the uncertain economy establishment, that's not true City Council. is proposing. West Street has Burger King agreed to go contract extension at a five Under the contract, a first at their location on 28th St.," The Council will look at no sidewalks," Green ex- along with the public hearing. percent increase. year teacher will earn $27,004 said Joyce Green of 141 West both recommendations on its plains. The Council on July 6 may The contract runs just one a year, or $1,286 more thai^ also decide to hold a public year, and is different from the the year before. First year hearing before making a deci- usual three-year agreements teachers with a masters de- sion on approving the Burger reached. Lowell Superinten- gree will earn $29,866 or King site plan. dent, Fritz Esch said the dis- $1,422 more than the previ- City Manager Dave Pas- trict and the KentCounty Edu- ous year. quale said he will recommend approval to the Council on the ''rezoning and the site plan. * * * "None of the representa- Literature flourishes hest when it is half a trade tives from Burger King are and half an art. 1987 BUICK 1986 OLDSMOBILE 1985 OLDS involved. They don't sit on the —William Inge Electra T-Type, 4 door Delta 88, 4 door Flrenza GT, hatchback street and watch the traffic. I
Auto, air, full power, V6, automatic, air. stereo leather trim. Air, stereo, tilt, cruise, tape, tilt & cruise, power only 62,000 miles. only 70,000 miles. windows/locks/seat. Was $9,995, now just Was $5,995, now only Was $2,995, now *6,989! *4,4761 $1.992! © CARS © 1991 GEO PRIZM, 4 door, automatic, air. stereo, rear defogger. only 9.000 miles. 1991 CHEVROLET LUMINA, 4 door. V6. air, stereo, tilt, cruise, power windows/locks. 1991 CHEVY CAPRICE CLASSIC, V8, full power, cassette, tilt, cruise. 1991 CHEVY CORSICA LT, 4 door. V6. air. full power, tilt, automatic. 1991 PONTIAC 6000 LE, 4 door, V6, air, cassette, lilt, cruise, power windows/locks. 1989 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS LS, 4 door, full power, cassette, tilt, cruise. V8 power. Heinicke participates in TDA Daniel Heinicke of Lowell participated in the recent 1992 Michigan Track Driving 1988 CHEVROLET CAPRICE CLASSIC, 4 door. VS. air. stereo, tilt, cruise. 58.000 miles. Chanipionships at Michigan State University. The competition, sponsored by AAA 1988 CHEVROLET CAVALIER, 2 door, automatic, air, cassette, sunroof. Michigan, Michigan Tnicking Association and the National Committee for Motor Fleet 1987 BUICK RIVIERA, Cassette, tilt, cruise, full power, only 58,000 miles. Supervisor T raining, included a written exam, pre-trip safety inspection and driving test. 1987 FORD TAURUS LX, V6, air, cassette, till, cruise, power windows/locks/seat. Drivers tested their knowledge of safety, courtesy, efficiency, (ire fighting and first aitV 1985 PONTIAC 6000 STE, V6, full power, cassette, lilt, cruise, sunroof. along with their ability to handle equipment TRUCKS AND VANS
1991 CHEVROLET S10 BLAZER, Tahoe. auto., air, cassette, tilt, cruise, power windows. 1991 CHEVROLET ASTRO CS, 8 passenger, air. stereo, till, cruise, power windows/locks. 1989 FORD F150 XLT LARIAT, V8.4 speed, air. cassette, power windows, only 28,000 miles. 1989 FORD El 50 JAYCO VAN CONVERSION, Full power, cassette, air. tilt, cruise. • Help for the Do-It-Yourseifer
1988 CHEVROLET S10 BLAZER, Tahoe. V6. auto., air. stereo, lilt, cruise, pwr. windows. or 1988 CHEVROLET C2500 SUBURBAN, 454-V8, air. cassette, till, cruise, full power. ^ Complete design & construction 1988 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER SE, Automatic, air, cruise, 5 passenger. 1988 FORD BRONCO, V8, air. cassette, tilt, cruise, power windows/locks. services including... • Decks • Brick walks & patios 1986 GMC K1500 SUBURBAN, V8. 4x4. dual air. full power, trailer package. 1984 FORD F150, Pickup. 6 cylinder, 4 speed, air. stereo, only 70.000 miles. • Boulder walls • Retaining walls 1983 FORD BRONCO, 6 cylinder, automatic, air. stereo. • Quality plant material 1976 JEEP CJ5, 6 cylinder. 3 speed, low miles. 8M-6478 •• Sale Prices Good Through 7-1-92 •* !
or & LANDSCAPE, INC | y ^ O 65?) The Great AmeriCcin Road. 1250 West Main St. We wiil be closed July 4 a 5 Lowell 1989 Cumberland, Lowell, Ml • 897-6478 Thomet Phone (Northside of M-21 at Cumberland) I 897-9294 i2 Mon . - Fri. 8 a.m. - 8 p.m.; Saturdays 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Sunday* Moon - 5 p-nv CHEVROLET BUICK Ge®