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Wednesday, May 10, 1989 Volume 13, Issue 26 Serving Lowell Area Readers Since Along Main J Hockey delegated to club status

Board votes a high level of talent. It only takes 2-3 kids with an above av- 4-1 to erage level of talent for a team II to excel.'* discontinue Vredenburg. Simkins and members of the 25 hockey hockey as families all pointed to the high interest level at the Middle School. "Many of these kids are LOOKING FOR A PRE SCHOOL? interscholastic involved in GRAHA, (a hockey feeder system in Grand In order to belter serve the pre-school youngsters who are in sport Rapids)." the category of the "younger four-year olds '. St. Mary's Preschool Before Lowell's May board Tom Stahr, Lowell Assistant ^iay initiate a two-day program on Tuesday and Thursday after- meeting, seven of the O-K Athletic Director, who along " H)ns. with Dick Korb, LHS Principal This program would have its own unique curriculum in order league's 32 schools offered hoc- key. That number is now at six, and Bob Perry, LHS Athletic Di- that the child would have varied experiences upon entry into the following the board's 4-1 vote to rector, wrote the report and re- 3 day program in the next school year. discontinue ice hockey as an in- commendation to the board, said The fee for the two day program is $32 payable on the tenth of terscholastic sport beginning that a year ago the hockey prog- each month. with the 1989-90 school year, ram said there were roughly 14 and change it to a club-status students at the Middle School Clark Vredenburg pleaded the hockey program's case before CHICKEN BARBECUE MAY 13 sport, should sufficient interest level interested in hockey, but the Lowell Board of Education Monday night, however, it did only three additional players not prevent the board from lowering the hockey program to a Boy Scout Troop No. 102 from Lowell is sponsoring a Chicken prevail among students and par- club status. Barbecue on Saturday, May 13 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. in the City ents. were out for hockey in 1988-89. "By reducing it to a club sport The memorandum on hockey irking Lot. # 1/2 a chicken is $5; and 1/4 of a chicken is $4. It includes cole the board is basically killing ice staled six basic reasons for its any time. Vredenburg said that Simkins brought to the board s slaw, potato salad, roll and butter and drink. Proceeds will go to hockey at Lowell," hockey sup- decision. was because only 15 uniforms attention that there have been cover summer camp fees. porter, Rich Simkins said. "We 1. It would bring ratio of were available to the team. less serious injuries in hockey Rain location is Lowell VFW Hall (I block east of parking lot). teach our kids not to take the male /female winter scholastic 5. Currently no local ice than many of the other sports. easy way out. By reducing hoc- sports closer to being balanced, facility exists for practices or He also questioned the concern POPPY DAYS COMING UP! key to club status the board is 2- . It was felt Lowell wa- s contestsvi/u.vata. Lowell continuev^..m..wwso to raised in the memo about the taking the easy way out." Sim- being out-classed and out-spent rejy on Kentwood, Belknap and kid's health and safety at the in- The Clark-Ellis Post No. 15, American Legion Auxiliary and kins and many of the hockey sup- when it comes to the above Jolly Rogers for games and prac- terscholaslic level, but it was al- porters on hand asked the board the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post No. 8303 will be selling poppies schools and that its resources |jce time. Stahr said if the city right for these players to compete again this year on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May 18,19 & 20. to do the hard thing, to cooperate would be better utilized support- ever provides an outdoor skating ai the club level. Help the veterans by buying and wearing your poppy. Every and work together and make the ing Lowell's other 32 athletic ac- facility (a facility for skating in Hockey supporters and its ^nation is appreciated. hockey program work. livities. the winter and a picnic area in players were left with two op- Clart Vredenburg, DDS, who 3. Lowell was at a distinct the summer is scheduled for con- tions, to compete as a club and LAAC TAKING APPLICATIONS FOR SCHOLARSHIP has been associated with Lowell disadvantage because it did not struction this summer), it is un- play other club teams in the West- hockey for 12 years, said with have a feeder system. Stahr said known what limitations they em Michigan area (there are Applications are now being accepted by the Lowell Area Arts the problems we read about kids only 2-3 of the current hockey would place on its availability. roughly 3-4 teams available at Council for the Louise Harper Memorial Fine Arts Scholarship. having today, it's ironic that Low- roster participated in GRAHA. 6. Hockey is the only var- the club level since it is illegal This $250 grant will be awarded to one applicant for the study ell kills a program that offers an Simkins commented that it takes sity sport Lowell offers where foraclubtoplay a varsity team). of the fine arts in college, university, or institute of higher educa- alternative. longer than a year to build a ihc contestants range from Or it was suggested that individu- "There's no doubt the last few tion. The fine arts would include such areas as visual arts, theatre feeder system. Ireshman to seniors (14 to 19- a||yt those interested in hockey years we have had difficulty with 4. fhe hockey team finished arts, music, dance, creative writing, or arts administration. year old). Because of their lack Could join one of the traveling Applications can be picked up at the Arts Council Center at 149 the skill level." Vredenburg said. the season with 17 boys on the of skill and size there was a sin- teams in the area. The school S. Hudson or the Student Services Center at Lowell High School, "But for the exception of maybe roster. However, in reality, only cere concern for their health. would have no association or ^nmpleted applications should be received by either the Student one or two teams, no school has 12-15 players ever competed at safety aiui welfare. control over such individual ac- ^•rvices Center at LHS or the Arts Council by May 15. tivity. Those with queries can call the LAAC between 12 and 5 p.m. Cult stories Stahr pointed out that of the Monday through Friday, 897-8545. seven schools. Lowell between the boosters and the school, A SPECIAL THANK YOU FROM THE LIONS spent S6.()0() a year on hockey. Have no documentation Northview. the next closest team The Lowell Lions Club extends its heartfelt thank you to the spent S9.(K)(). Thad Kraus. went to the site. residents and business community of Lowell for contributing in a Hoping to lay to rest rumors evidence that a cult exists. How- Vredenburg said that nothing What he found was a decom- variety of ways to make this year's White Cane Drive a tremendous and speculation and to ease the ever. there is a Middle School positive was done by the athletic youngster who carries a satanic posed dog that had drowned and success. minds of those concerned, Low- program over the past year to bible around, but there has been floated down the river and came A particular note of thanks to Crystal Flash, Family Fare. Food ell Police Chief Barry Emmons help better the hockey situation. no organized worship. "It's more to rest on the river's bank. There ^ty. FMB Stale Savings Bank and the Lowell Lanes for their spoke out on a story concerning "The hockey family did not for show and attention." Lowell were no stones, no skulls and no support. satanic worship and animal sac- enjoy this, and it hurt the prog- Lowell is a special community because you. the individual, are rifice. Police Officer Jim Valentine beating of the drums. said. special. Whether the need be your effort, time, or a small donation "Roughly four weeks ago the As disturbing as the site of the Cont'd., pg. 5 "There have been no reports you are there to support the organization that attempts to meet the Kent County Sheriff's depart- decomposed dog was. it was no ment received a complaint from by owners of missing dogs or needs of others. worse than the abundance of PRECISION & FASHION cats. So far there have been Actions do speak louder then words and Lowell, you again, the Key Heights area in regards trash - e.g. beverage cans, HAIRSTYLING - For both men rumors but no documentation to "spoke" very clearly this past weekend! to a dog (skinned) found in a gasoline cans, engine parts, mat- and women. Man's World dumpster barely alive," Emmons support it. Emmons said. tresses. paper and broken glass Hairstyling. Phone 897-8102. BREAKFAST, RUMMAGE SALE AND PAPER DRIVE said. "There isn't any evidence The Lowell Ledger received a lined along the banks. While the call Monday morning (May 8) that has been uncovered leading search failed to uncover any regarding a dog that was tound MCGEE HOMESTEAD - Bed The Congregational Church of Lowell extends an invitation to us to believe it is the work of a documentation to substantiate An them on Saturday, May 20 for a Pancake Breakfast, Children's cult." on the south shoreline of the the alleged animal sacrifice story and breakfast, 2534 Alden Nash rummage Sale and a Paper Drive. He added that he would like Grand River within the city that's been buzzing around town, N.E., Lowell. 897-8142. limits. The anonymous caller re- The Breakfast will be served from 7-11 a.m. at a cost of $3.50 to see the individual responsible it did uncover a need for some ported there was a dog that had adults and $1.50 for 12 and under. Tickets are available at the for this act brought to justice, cleanup within the city limits. It LUCCHESIS SPAGHETTI but said he did not think the been sacrificed on the banks ot may have also uncovered where church office and at the door. HOUSE • Serving spaghetti, The Rummage Sale will be held from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the courts could do enough. "I will the river, stones that surrounded the most dangerous cult lies - in it. and skulls in the trees. Upon pizza, submarines, mexican food church lounge and the paper drive will be held May 20 & 21 in do everything I can to apprehend the minds of the people, at least learning the location of where and lasagna. Open Tues.-Thurs. the church parking lot on Spring St. this individual." Emmons said. in this case. Investigations at the high this alleged cult sacrifice took 4-11 p.m.; Frid. & Sat. 4 until If you need help getting newspapers to the drop off point contact midnight: and Sun. 4-11 p.m. school have not turned up any place. Lowell Ledger reporter the church office at 897-5906. LOWELL ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHOIR WILL PERFORM LITE & LISTEN SOUND • Music ICEMAN'S OUTLET - Liquor, COUSINS* CARD & GIFT GARY'S COUNTRY MEATS - for all occasions. Make your re- beer and wine. !2-pk coke $2.99. SHOPPE - New spring selections For fresh meat cuts, cold cuts and ® Victory Sunday is a day for celebration. The choir from Lowell ception or party a time to re- 12-pk Old Style cans $3.85 plus are in. Open Sunday 12-3. Mon. cheese visit Lowell's exclusive Assembly of God will present an evening of praise and worship. member. Call Jerry and Alicia De- deposit. Open until 12 p.m. Sun. Tues..Thurs.. Fri.. Sat. 10-6; and meat market at 205 E. Main. Call Cont'd., pg. 5 spres at 897-4336. til 6 p.m. Wed. 10-8. 897.7306. The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. May 10, 1989 - Page 2 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, May 10, 1989 - Page 3 Obituaries LHS Forensics group places high in state competition DANIELS - Mrs. Margaref L. SHERMAN - Charles R. Sher- Daniels. (Venneman). aged 79. man. aged 56. of Lowell, passed Ray Bradbury's "Fahrenheit the thirteenth trip we've made to Shinabarger and Dawn Anderson ot Alto, passed away May 2. away May I. 1989. He is sur- 451" came to life this past the state tournament in the past in Prose Interpretation, Rachel IW. She is survived by her hus- vived by his wife. Nancy; chil- weekend at the State Forensics fourteen years. Our students are Callanach in Informative Speak- band. Clit'tond: children. Gloria dren. Terry Sherman and his Tournament in Ann Arbor. The known for the excellent work ing, Pat Nugent in Extemporane- Brown ot Kalamazix). Vernon fiance. Karen Zalokar of Lowell. LHS forensic multiple competed they do." ous Speaking, Jason lones in Im- and Marilyn Venneman. Edith Charles (Ron) and Paula Sher- along with over one hundred Other team members that re- promptu Speaking, and Paula and Rex Hendrick and JoAnne man of Grand Rapids, Mrs. Tim other Michigan high schools in ceived lop honors were Matt Lindell in Storytelling. Childs. all of Lowell. Ellen and (Julie) Offringa of Cutlerville. the two day tournament. The Bill Warner of Ionia; brother. Heather Sherman at home; group placed in the top twelve Floyd Boyce of Lowell; step- mother-in-law. Joyce Roesink of >L in the entire stale. children. Clifford Daniels Jr.. Lowell; brother-in-law. Bill The mad to Ann Arbor was Left to right, back row: Ben Boggs. Nick Staal, Brad Schoen. % Verlie and John Dykstra. Forest Roesink of Boston, MA; II Pictured left to right, back row: Andy Pope, Christina Lang, paved by a series of wins for the Ken Phenix. Katie Rooker; front row: Nicole Nevins, Stacy An- Daniels and Bill Daniels; 19 grandchildren; brothers, Clyde Cindy Williams, Crystal Meaney, Mike McCombs; front row: group. They placed first at the derson. Jamie Marentette and T.J. Thayer. grandchildren; 28 great-grand- (Alice) Beck with of Lansing and Bryce McMahon, Amanda Lesky, Amanda Miller and Dixie district and regional level and u nn'pnd children. Mrs. Daniels was a Larry McCarthy of Baldwin; sis- Eckman. they grabbed the first place member of the Alto Methodist ters, Ada Lou Reidt of Grand trophy at the OK League Invita- Church. Funeral Services were Rapids. Edna Mae (Ray) Merrill tional Tournament. iidiabustmd Friday at Roth-Gersi Chapel. of Indianapolis; Jo Ann (Dick) "Lowell has had a tradition of Rev. Margaret Peterson of Alto Denkema of Lowell. Mr. Sher- Bushnell award winning multiples." says Bowne Methodist Church of- man was a veteran of the Korean Coach Jane Gillespie. This is rrrhnw^ti ficiating. Interment at Oakwood War. Funeral Service was held Bushnell Elementary s leach- based on pride in self and work Cemetery. Friday. May 5 at the Rolh-Gerst ing staff has proudly announced done, positive attitude toward Pictured left to right are members of the Forensics Team: Jay Funeral Home. Rev. Richard this year's recipients of the school and peers, doing what is ^mAntwerp, Melissa Radimak, Lucien Stoepler, Jay Thaler, KERR - Susanna Kerr, aged 93. Foerster officiating. Interment Citizenship Awards. expected and even going that Michelle Lucas, and Kristina Jefferson. of Lowell, passed away Friday. Ft. Custer National Cemetery, Each classroom teacher recog- extra mile. May 5. 1989. She is survived by Battle Creek. Memorials may be nizes that "one" student for all The Lowell Education Associ- her brother. Carl Kerr of Lowell; made to Lowell Moose Lodge the little extras that are normally ation is proud to provide these sisters. Ethel Slock of White No. 809 (Moose Heart Fund). taken for granted. Selection was awards to be presented to deserv- Cloud. Delia Austin of ing students Kalamazoo. Ann Haskins of Congratulations go to: Dixie Walhala. MI. Selma Dahl of Eckman, Amanda Miller, Mike Spring Lake. Elsie Maloney of McCombs, Bryce McMahon. HEALTH Lowell. Esther Slaal of Lowell; 2i Richard Tousley. Stacy Ander- The ceremony to marry an Amish couple usually lasts a sister-in-law. Ruth Kerr; many son. Amanda Lesky, Tabitha about 3 hours 30 ininutes. By nieces and nephews. Funeral Ser- Baker. Jamie Marentette, Andy Dr. Paul Gauthtor vices were held Tuesday at the Pope, Crystal Meaney, Angie Rolh-Gerst Funeral Chapel. Rev. Sparks. Ryan Lynne Roth. Or. Jim Lang Daniel Duncan of the Vergennes Meagon DeZwaan, Lisa Rollins, Melhodisl Church officiating. Cindy Williams. Katie Rooker, FISH OIL CAPSULES Interment Oakwood Cemetery. Brad Schoen, Ben Boggs, Ken Wood was first used as flooring in the Middle Ages. Phenix. Christina Lang. T.J. Recently, large pharmaceutical companies have been promoting Thayer, Nicole Nevins, Katy Left to right, back row: Kendra Akers. Ryan Lynne Roth. fish oil capsules as a way to reduce serum cholesterol and avoid Duhr, Nick Staai. Lisa Murphy Katy Duhr, Meagon DeZwaan, Lisa Rollins; front: Lisa Murphy, coronary artery disease. Several patients have asked if these prod- So . . . Maybe You're and Kendra Akers. Angie Sparks, Richard Tousley and Tabitha Baker. wate take*unuus au jumpjuiii|i| , ucts are effective and worth the high cost. Well known studies have been conducted among Eskimos and Making Breakfast In Bed Ok* Japanese that demonstrated an association between low rates Wcoronary artery disease and diets which were high in fish. The For Mom And Taking Her Wtei fc tan with il f4t Iiibp lish oil capsules contain the same fatly acids found in cold water & A-Tree Day" fish. Potential benefits of consuming fish oil include beneficial affects Out To A "Fancy" pneeilaWV , on blood lipids-a lowering of the cholesterol and raising high density lipoproteins. They may also lower blood pressure, decrease Restaurant On Mother's ^ platelet stickiness and "thin" the blood, which could lead to a lower risk of heart attack and stroke. Day, But . . . ANNUAL k * ^ Many prominent clinicians do not recommend the fish oil cap- sules because in order to gel the beneficial effects reported you INTEREST r - ; i = ; .i ; rr - z z z r.: RATE f have to take high doses of the supplement. In fact, in order to get 9.70% 4 reported beneficial effects, you may have to take 10-40 tablets What Are You day! Most people taking fish oil capsules probably take 1-3 tablets per day, and this is not enough to ensure the potential benefits. Fish oil capsules are not cheap-10 tablets per day could Doing For Supper? cost more than $1.000 per year! EFFECTIVE Introducing FMB's K . Many researchers feel that lish oil capsules in low doses may ANNUAL w ***' V'1 even raise cholesterol in some patients. Until long term studies Plus One CD, the YIELD &.. ^ arc available that establish the safely and efficiency of these sup- 10.06% plements, we do not routinely recommend them. We do recommend Pick Up A Pizza!! only CD with a cou- a prudent dietary approach; limit your red meat, dairy products cv" i pon option that lets and foods high in saturated fats while trying to have two meals of you raise your CD lish weekly. Try to exercise regularly-three to five times per week )r twenty to tony minutes and lose excess weight. $5.00 Whole Pan Cheese* rate by as much as COUPON 1% to match the OPTION $ 10.00 Whole Pan Deluxe market if rates go +1.00% up. But your rate KEN'S never goes down, CUSTOM LETTEDING & SIGNS And Just * $1.60 For Off I?0. no matter what. And POTENTIAL ANNUAL Ken Twiss, landscape expert from Caledonia, plants trees at Alto School. you can choose RATE • •••••••• Each Additional Topping! your own term of Lowell Fifth graders took part Of the 10,000 trees planned Lowell fifth graders planted 22^ 10.70% in Plant-A-Ttee Hay in a serious county-wide in an effort to con- of them. Four varieties wert A Located in Lowell one, two or three way with a side dish of fun. trol the "greenhouse effect", given to the students. years. For more One tree, the Sycamore, is the Take It Home Or Dine POTENTIAL tallest of the group.-It has a Phone 897-6197 information, call ANNUAL greenish looking barit. Next, the With Us! Offer Good Mother's Day Only! Honey Locust, can be identified YIELD 897-4153. by its many branches that arc lo- afed opposite each other on two Pick Up Orders Only! Rate based on 3 year term CD. Earn up to an additional 1% as market rates increase sides of the tree. A third variety is the Hawth- Excludeudess Al/\lll Otheutnerr unersOffers.. i^® Minimum $2,500 deposit lor 1 yr. 2 yr.. or 3 yr. term. Yield based on quarterly compounding Delivery Substantial penalty for early withdrawal. Rate subject to change without notice. orne, which has one to two inch HAP, thoms. Finally, the dark skinned trees are a new variety of disease J QUALITY and SERVICE resistant elms. Helping to take care ot tree • SLAB WOOD HOURS: Cm STATE SAVINGS business was Ken Twiss from • SAWDUST Harder & Warner Nurser) ol Mon. - Thurs. Caledonia. Mr. Twiss. an expert • TREE BARK 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. MID BANK C31 in the landscape business, • WOODCHIPS Fri. & Sat. explained how to plant and caa' • TOPSOIL First In Financial Service for a newly planted tree. He ac- 11 a.m. - 10 p.m. 1 • GRAVEL tually planted two trees on t Sunday Alto School grounds. • GENERAL HAULING The side dish of fun relern 3 p.m. - 9 p.m. 1400 W. Main PHONE: LOWELL • ROCKFORD FDKZ., i £IIMI Mtiia*t • ETC. to earlier was the joining 10 J Lowell. Ml 897-7049 gether of all Lowell fifth grader^ PHONE 693-2379 in the Alto gym for pi^a an Mr Twiss tells students how to plant a tree. pop The Lowell ^Ledger - \('edneSda\ M.is Id;'1^8^'frage* 4 The Lowell,Ledger -.Wednesday, May 10, 1989 • Page .5 Bedells celebrate Happy Birthday Homespun MAY 11: Carol Briggs, Pam Eickhoff. Durene Hendrix. 60th anniversary Durkee, Diane Col well, Gary Franz Blattner, Jo Ritzema. Devotions Hoag, William Harris. MAY 15: Scott Hays, Jenny MAY 12: Carrie Alexander, Jes- Johnson, Kathy Kemp, Greg fc- sica Covell, Michele Lindhout, Mercer, Lu Ann Howard, Dale The message in song will be presented at Lowell Assembly of Ann Southland, Scott Fosburg, Bergy, Kory Stremler. God, 3050 Alden Nash on May 14 at 6 p.m. Mac Fonger. Clare Colwell, MAY 16: Rvan Phillips. Gar> By Pauline Spray This musical group consists of those who feel God has led them Jody Mercer. Laura Leasure. Knottnerus. Lonnie Gray, John to share their ministry by the way of music. Their spirit-filled MAY 13: Shawn Yeiter, Linda Caiiess, Lori Ysseldyke, Rick singing is a blessing to people of all denominations. Daugherty. Zimmerman, MikeCichon, Curt Behold, the eye of the Lord is Fellow Christians, isn't it com- MAY 14: Jay Bamhart, Melodie Hines, Richie Ford, Kristie Sf upon them that fear forting to know that our LIBRARY WISHES TO THANK ALL ITS SUPPORTERS Anderson, Timmy Eickhoff, Pat Ford. him ..(Psalm 33:18). Heavenly Father is looking down upon His children and keeping The Lowell Library Board would like to thank all the community "Daddy, will you walch from constant watch over us? His eye people who helped make the last book sale a succcss. Hockey, cont'd. the window?" one of our chil- never wavers. His gaze follows They especially appreciated the women who helped sell, those ram because parents were not favor of reducing hockey to club drcn used to ask when she was His children through life and will The participants in the Variety Show on Saturday arc: from who contributed books and those who purchased the books or sure of its status," he said. status were Linda Beers, Chris a little girl. "Now slay right guard us safely to our heavenly left to right, back row: Erik Fulkerson, Rodger Quiggle, Dennis contributed money. Last but not least, the Boy Scouts who helped Both Vredenburg and Simkins VanAntwerp, David Hagens and there. Don't go away," she home We need not fear the dark Wissman, Robert Mask, Mike Wolbers; 3rd row: David Kniola, haul the books. pointed to the support the hockey Roger Kropf. Opposing the re- cautioned as she prepared to go places for "He is watching us." Jim Lowry, Ryan Brandt, Chris Thompson, Brian Rush; 2nd The Board appreciates the YMCA allowing them to use their program gave the boosters club. commendation was Norm on an errand after dark. If her Prayer: "In thee. 0 Lord, do row: Jeremy Speerstra, Tracy Beachler, Barb Kropf, Christi rooms. "We raised roughly $12,000 Byrne. Not at the meeting were father s eye was upon her. she I put my trust." Because Thine Douglas; front row: Toni Schwacha, Sherene Ward, Elisa Peel, The money that was raised will go to update the library with from the receipts of ads in the John Haggai and Jack Lane. felt secure. eye is always open I need not Kashena Wright. new books, magazines and records. Possibly in the near future, fall and winter sport programs." Lowell Superintendent Esch So Daddy went to the window fear the darkness. Thou art the library may gel some new shelving, so keep coming to the Several concerned parents said it is important to remember on the enclosed porch. From this watching should an enemy of the Library and see the improvements. Thanks to all who supported Little Red Arrow winner said they thought the kids should that hockey can still be brought location he could watch her until darkness appear. Amen. LHS Teens Involved and helped. not be judged on their record, back to the interscolastic level, she was safely inside the door of Tricia Pick, a student at Alto School won fhe "I'm A Little but the effort they put forth. until then, the status of the Low- the neighborhood grocery. He Darkness can affright me never: LOWELL MEDICAL CARE CENTER OPEN HOUSE RedArrow" contest. She is shown here with her prize a free Many shared stories of the hours ell hockey program as of the kept waich until she was back From Thy presence shadows presents Talent Show Puppy-Dog T-Shirt. Approximately 200 second grade students players spent on ponds at night 1989-90 school year will be at home again. flee. National Nursing Home Week is May 14th through May 20ih. from Alto, Bushnell and Runciman Schools participated in the Involved group. The 2-2 1/2 hour practicing. the club level, provided the in- Knowing her father was Mrs. E.E. Williams On Saturday, May 13, Low- a week in which our nation will pay special tribute to individuals penmanship contest. Board members voting in terest is still there. watching over her and was ready ells hidden talents will come out show will feature fifteen acts who live and work in our nation's nursing homes. for an evening of fun and laugh- ranging from lip sync to comedy to come to her assistance should Moss only grows on the Lowell Medical Care Center, 350 N. Center, will be holding and dance. Pierce was very im- an enemy of the darkness appear, North side of trees in open, ter. The third Variety Show will an Open House on Friday, May 19, 1989 from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 pressed with the auditions and gave our child the confidence she dry country, not in the kick-off at 7 p.m. at the Lowell p.m. This special occasion offers an opportunity to thank the needed. forest or on lowlands. Middle School gymnasium. commented, "Most of the kids caregiving staff in our community and increases our own involve- This year the show will be co- developed these acts on their ment in enriching the lives of individuals in our home. sponsored for the first time by very own and have done a good Come share a smile and friendly conversation with our residents Teens Involved and the Music job. " Both students and staff will 9nd see first-hand the services available to help residents reach LAST DAY OF Boosters, and is a fundraiser for be performing. their full potential. The Lowell Ledger both. Admission is only $2 and The Master of Ceremonies door prizes will be given away. will be Jack Meisner, Lowell LOCAL FIREMEN PLAN BLOOD DRIVE Serving Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 Bemie & Leolyn Bedell The public is invited. Middle School band instructor. (USPS 453-830) The Variety Show was put to- Rob King will handle the audio The Lowell Area Fire Dept. will hold a blood drive on Wednes- gether by Barb Pierce and Phil and Morning Star Productions day, May 10 at the Lowell Middle School from 3:30 p.m. to 7:30 published weekly for $10.00 a year in Kent County, Bemie Bedell and Leolyn Pre- Beachler, advisors of the Teens will videotape the entire show. p.m. REGISTRATION $14.00 a year outside the county by the Lowell ston were married May 13, 1929 For appointments call Frank at 897-7736 or John at 897-8072 Ledger Publishing Company, 105 N. Broadway at Elkhart. Indiana after becom- only after 6 p.m. Walk-ins welcome. ing acquainted when she came St., Lowell, Michigan 49331. In The Service from Ravenna to graduate from ENJOY AN EVENING OF POETRY AND STORY TELLING ROGER K. BROWN Ionia County Normal and teach Pvt. Mark A. Wood has com- at the Pearsall School. Terry Wooten, author and storyteller will perform at the Lowell EDITOR & PUBLISHER qualifications, tactics, patrol- pleted training at the U.S. Army ling, land mine warfare, field Bemie. formerly from Area Arts Council Center at 149 S. Hudson, Lowell on Friday, Clarksville, came to Lowell in (616) 897-9261 Infantry School, Fort Benning, communications and combat op- May 12 after school, 4:15-5:15 Admission is $2. He will perform GA. 1926 to complete his barber train- Second-Class Postage Paid at Lowell, Michigan erations. again at 8 p.m. admission is $5. During the course, students re- ing with Claude Thome. Later Wood is the son of Jeanette Contact Dolores Dey or David Davis at 897-8545 1-5 weekdays Published Every Wednesday ceived training which qualified M. Hayes of Lovettsville, VA he bought the shop and joined for more information and tickets. the business on Main Street. POSTMASTER: Send address change to The them as light-weapons infantry- and James W. Wood of Saranac. men and as indirect-fire crew- Peg (as she is known to Low- WOMAN'S CLUB TO RAFFLE SAMPLER QUILT SCHOOL He is a 1988 graduate of Lowell Ledger, PO. box 128. Lowell. Ml 49331 ellites) began her career on Main men in a rifle or mortar squad. Saranac High School. Instruction included weapons St. by starting her own Bedell The Lowell Woman's Club is holding a raffle for a Sampler iilt, hand quilted by members of the club. #The quilt will be on display at FMB State Savings Bank through April, then at Ye Olde Curiosity Shoppe, Stitchin' Pretty. Food Tity and Family Fare at various limes after that. Jewelers. She was forced to a* ELECTION Tickets for the raffle are $1 each or 6 for $5 and are available tire because of ill health Bcmic AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY through any member or can be purchased from Marge Harding at continued to work part-time, FMB Stale Savings Bank. NOTICE OF LAST DAY OF having spending about 56 years ADA COMMUNITY Drawing will be May 10 at the Spring Luncheon of the Woman's CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE on Main Street. ADA CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Club. BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH OF LOWELL The Bedells have tun REFORMED CHURCH 7227 Thomapple River Or 676-1032 3900 East Fulton REGISTRATION OF THE 201 North Washington Street daughters, Bev, who married 7152 Bradfield St.. S E 676-1698 Pastor THOMAS J BARTHA SHOWBOAT CHORUS NEEDS YOUR TALENTS REV RAYMOND E BEFUS REV RICK UPCHURCH Carlen Anderson, and Nola. who REV BRIAN P BOSSCHER Morning Worship 10:00 A M Morning Worship 9:50 A M Church School 10 00 A Mi Bryan Moning Worship . 0 45 AM and 11 00 AM Sunday School 11:20 A M became Mrs. Richard (Broadcast 10 A M WMAX 1470) Morning Worship 11:00AM The Showboat Chorus is looking for singers!! If you arc in- Evening Worship 6:00 P M Both reside in Lowell. £| ELECTORS OF Sunday School io 00 A M Sunday School 11:15 A M Evening Service 6:00 P M rested in singing in the great 89 Lowell Showboat, Chorus Evening Worship e 00 P M WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS They are proud to inirodui^l Evening Sen/ice 6 00 P M Wednesday Mid-Week Service practice is on Monday night at the Runciman Gym. COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUR the grandchildren. Bemie and Wednesday Service 7:30 P M Jr. Teens. Adults 7 00 P M Last year there were 55 members and they're looking for more. CHURCH HOME WELCOME TO ALL Barb Bryan, Ken, Todd and So, come on, join Tim Berlew, the Director, and a lot of your LOWELL AREA SCHOOLS Nursery-Come & Worship With Us Lance Bryan. Bemie and Barb friends for a fun lime in the Showboat Chorus. Practices arc on have a darling 6 year old. Mondays from 7-9 p.m. in the Runciman Gym. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Megan. The Anderson children CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY KENT AND IONIA COUNTIES, OF ALTO OF LOWELL are Mrs. Carla Hal las of Grand OFF THE BLOTTER CHURCH OF LOWELL Corner of 60th Street & Bancroft Avenue Rapids. Craig Anderson pie 2275 West Mam Street Last week information was incorrectly reported to the Lowell Meeting at the Lowell Middle School Sunday School 1000AM Sunday School 9 45 A M sently in Africa, and Karen An- Ledger by the Lowe/I Police Dept. on an accident that occurred (12675 Foreman) Morning Worship 11 00 A M MICHIGAN Sunday Worship Services 11 00 A M & 6 00 P M derson of Longmont. CO. at Third Base Convenience Store. Douglas McGregor, 31, of Sunday Morning Worship Evening Worship 700PM Awana • Wednesday 6 50 P M The event will he celebrated Lowell was driving a tractor with an 8 year old passenger when And Childrens Activities .... 10 00 AM, Wednesday Bible Study Wednesday Prayer Meeting . . . 7 qq p m with a family dinner at (libsor^j Midweek Bible Studies and Youth Groups and Prayer Meeting 7 00 P M was struck by a car driven by James Hale, 17, of Lowell in "LISTENING AND HELPING GENE SICKLER PASTOR on Saturday evening. the parking lot of Third Base. The 8 year old passenger was JOE GERKIN PASTOR 897-0017 897-0077 868-6403 or 868-6912 injured. The accident occurred Saturday, April 29. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT:

ALTON BIBLE CHURCH Local students Arrested May 4 and lodged in the Kent County Jail for Driving Please Take Notice that the annual school election of the school district will be held on Monday, June FIRST CONGREGATIONAL While Visibly Impaired (By Alcohol) was Tevett Miles, 24, of Lincoln Lake Ave at 3 Mile Road FIRST UNITED METHODIST 12,1989. CHURCH OF LOWELL Lowell. Sunday School 10:00 A M FRIENDSHIP COUNTRY graduate from horning Worship 11 00 A M (United Church of Christ) CHURCH OF LOWEU. Edwin Phillips, 28, of Ada was arrested by Lowell officers May Evening Praise 7;00 P M 404 North Hudson 621 E' Main Street 897-5936 ' CHAPEL U of M 4 for Driving While License Suspended, 2nd Offense and Posses- THE LAST DAY ON WHICH PERSONS MAY REGISTER WITH THE APPROPRIATE CITY OR TOWNSHIP Wednesday A WAN A 7:00 P M 897-5906 REGULAR HOURS 10200 Grand River Ave. sion of Marijuana. CLERKS, IN ORDER TO BE ELIGIBLE TO VOTE AT THE ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION CALLED TO Worship and Church School . . . 10:00 A M Morning Worship . 9 00 A M and 10:45 A M (Sept • Apnl) Sunday Services 10 30AM Several local students were A 12 year old juvenile from Lowell was apprehended May 4 BE HELD ON MONDAY, JUNE 12,1989 IS MONDAY, MAY 15,1989. PERSONS REGISTERING AFTER Prayer and Bible Study 7:30 P M Rev. David Hagens Pastor Church School 9 30 to 10 30 A M Wednesday Bible Study 7:00 P M candidates to receive degrees at and will be charged with Shoplifting from Family Fare. Eleanor Martin Director of Education 5 O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING ON MONDAY, MAY 15, 1989, ARE NOT ELIGIBLE TO VOTE AT THE REV KENNETH R MCGEE. Pastor REV WILLIAM AMUNDSEN. MINISTER BOB ROUSH. PASTOR A A 14 year old juvenile from Lowell will be cited into Probate Manlyn Ossentjuk Director of Music the University of Michigar^j 897-5648 or 897-4273 Nursery available at both sen/ices 897-7489 SPECIAL ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION. Barrier-Free Nursery Provided Commencement was held Apr* I Court for Trespassing on Private Property With an Off-Road Veh- YOU ARE WELCOME1 Barrier • Free Entrance 29, 1989. icle. which occurred May 2. Eric Allen MacDonald ^ Beniie Ayers, 18, of Lowell and Richard Ward, 29, of Ada will Persons planning to register with the respective city or township clerks must ascertain the days and Saranac received a Bachelor ol face charges of Breaking and Entering in 63rd District Court in hours on which the clerks' offices are open for registration. connection with the Breaking and Entering of Sam's Factory Outlet MISSIONARY CHURCH ST. MARY S Science degree in architecture GOOD SHEPHERD Students from the Ada area on West Main St., April 24. 10501 Settlewood Ph 897-7185 CATHOLIC CHURCH Tammy Eckley, 22, of Ionia was involved in a property damage This Notice is given by order of the Board of Education of Lowell Area Schools, Kent and Ionia LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday School 9:45 A M scheduled to receive degrees 402 N Amity accident Saturday, May 6 when she failed to stop for the intersection Counties, Michigan. Worship Service 1100AM were: Kristin Lynn SimpM,n MSGNR JAMES MORAN of Center and Main and struck a car driven by John McGee, 42, 10305 Bluewater Highway Evening Service 6 00PM Bachelor of Arts in literature. ^ Saturday Mass 5 3Q p M of Saranac. Morning Worship 10 00 A M Prayer and Bible Study-7 30 P M Wednesdays ence and arts; Lisa Michel ^ Jack T. Lane Sunday Mass 900 SHOO AM Arrested and taken to the Kent County Jail for Driving While Sunday School & Adult Bible Class 9 00 A M GLENN H MARKS ard. Bachelor of Arts in . license Suspended, 2nd Offense was Timothy Moore. 21, of Low- Secretary, Board of Education JOSEPH FREMER PASTOR i h Foreman Road ture, science and arts; and ^ '''^J 897-9110 ell, Saturday, May 6. 897 8307 ney Fletcher Stole. Masters o Arrested on warrant issued by 63rd District Court May 3, was Accounting in the School ol Hl!v Kevin Martin, 17, of Lowell. iness Administration. 4 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. May 10, 1989 - Page 6 * jv*. ' - .n; yM .yftb"»•/.// irjif. i i.v The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, May 10, 1989 - Page 7 Coming Events Tax/School finance plan has schools nervous

The comprehensive property * There are no distribution charts tors, Michigan State Chamber of ate. more balanced approach and prohibit the expansion of million plus). lax/school finance plan is gain- on funding. Commerce, Michigan Insurance which would include improving sales lax to services (800 million The proposal is aimed at pro- MON., MAY 15: 7 p.m. at SAT., MAY 20: First Congreqa- Notices in the Ledger s "Com- evening at the Saranac Public Li- of God at 897-7047. ing momentum for its endorse- Federation, Associated Builders the quality of education, addres- plus); — earmark all revenue viding approximately $800 mil- EVERY THIRD SUNDAY: The Schneider Manor, regular meet- tional Church of Lowell is hoidmo "Schools are very uneasy ing Events" are free of charge brary. Weigh-ins at 6:45 p.m. ment. It has gained the endorse- Flat River Snowmobile Club ing of the West Central Michigan a Pancake Breakfast. Children's about the issue since there are and Contractors. Michigan Mer- sing the need to reduce Michi- from sales lax increase to provide lion in property tax relief and ap- to any non-profit organization meets at the clubhouse at 11841 EVERY SUNDAY EVENING - ment of two more key groups. Historical Society. Program by AI Rummage Sale and Paper Drive no gaurantees," Esch said. chants Council & Associates, gan's heavy property lax burden, property lax relief by reducing proximately $350 million in in- in the Lowell, Ada, AHo, and SECOND MONDAY OF EACH Royal Rangers for the boys. Mis- Potters Rd. A Potluck is at 12:30 VanSlyke of Lowell. "How to Breakfast will be from 7 a m to Linda Gobler. President of the The lowell Superintendent did Inc. and the Construction Associ- and increase funding for K-12 assessment ratio (-800 million). creased revenue for K-12 educa- Saranac area. We prefer such p.m. with business meeting fol- MONTH: The Lowell Area sionettes for the girls for kids kin- Build a Buggy Wheel" Visitors 11 a.m. at a cost of $3 50 adults Michigan Grocers Association, point that the school is against ation of Michigan developed this education. — use savings from property lax tion. notices to be kept brief and to lowing. New members and Schools Board of Education dergarten and up. Christ Ambas- welcome. Sponsor. Ida Onan. and children under 12 $i 50 in announcing support for the Schools of Choice unless money alternative in an effort to break Their alternative plan to the circuit breaker for education Before a campaign for this be submitted by mall, but will guests are welcome. meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Board sadors for the youth (7 thru 12 Tickets available at door or from proposal said, "A one cent in- is going to be provided for trans- the legislative stalemate on prop- proposal is to enact a comprehen- (150 million plus). comprehensive proposal can be accept notices by phone at of Education office located In the grades). Christian Clubs to help WED., MAY 17: Lowell Garden church office Rummage sale 7 crease in the sales lax rale could erty taxes and school finance. sive quality education package. — earmark existing revenue and/ voted on it must first be approved 897-9261. QUA-KE-Z1K SPORTSMEN'S Middle School. 12685 Foreman our children grow through the portation. "Schools with enroll- Lore Club will meet with Priscilla a.m. to 4 p.m. in the church provide $800 million in much Contrary to what some would CLUB meets every 2nd and 4th Road. means of achievement prog- ment under 10,000 do not have Second, to increase the sales tax or capture projected 1989-90 on a statewide ballot. Lussmyer at 1 p.m. Olive Bieri is lounge and the paper dnve wi WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. at the Club rams. special activities, crafts Reeded property tax relief for enough classroom available," like to think, the entire business rale from four cents to five cents budget surplus foreducalion(200 co-hostess. 12950 Beckwith All be May 20 & 21 in the church Chapter night meeting is held the building at 11400 Foreman EVERY MONDAY EVENING: and basic moral learning. For grocers and their customers. The Esch said. "Again it is not told community it does not support parking lot on Spring St. If you first Monday of each month, at 8 "Euchre" will be played at the more info call Lowell Assembly welcome. plan would also significantly in- the recent recommendation to in- Road. Lowell. need help getting newspapers to how transporting students to p.m. V.F.W. Post 8303 at 7:30 p.m. of God at 897-7047. crease funding for education." where they want to go will be crease taxes by $400 million. United Parcel Service TUES., MAY 16: The annual the drop off point, contact the EVERY 1ST & 3RD THURS. - Admission is $1. prizes. Public What does this mean for Low- funded. If the funds for such In fact, it strongly opposes the meeting of the Alton Church So- church office at 897-5906 WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Bus- Lowell Area Jaycees, meet at the welcome LOWELL LIBRARY - will be Buyers ell Schools? "Currently schools proposed half-cent increase in ciety will be held at 7:30 p.m. at transportation is going to be pro- U.P.S. Shipping iness Meeting is held the third Lowell Congregational Church at open: Mon. 9:30 to 4.30 p.m.; SAT., MAY 20: Hog Roast 5- are not taking a stand on this vided then I'm all for it." Michigan's sales lax. Further- Monday of each month, at 8 p.m. 7:00 p.m. New members wel- EVERY MON. & TUES. MORN- Wed., 12:30 to 8:30 p.m. and Fri. Alton Bible Church. 7:30 p.m. Bowne Center UM issue because at this time we are Lynn Egbert, Executive Vice more it is strongly opposed to' comed Membership 21-39 ING - Coffee Break Bible Study & Sat, 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. Fellowship Hall, comer of 84th not sure. Schools have not re- President of Government Affairs the "half-and-half proposal EVERY SECOND TUESDAY years of age. Leadership training Monday 7:15 to 8:30 p.m.; Tues- TUES., MAY 16: Alton Cemetery Service Now St. and Alden Nash (M-50) Alto ceived enough information/' which calls for half cent sales The Lowell Area Fishing Club through community involvement. day 9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. SENIOR CITIZENS BOWLING Association meeting at 7:30 p.m. for the Michigan Home Builders Adults $5; children 6-12 $2 50 5 now meets at the Flat River LEAGUE - 60 years and older, at the old Alton Church. 3 Mile Lowell Superintendent Fritz Association, said, "Both home lax increase for education and Guide Interested, call 897-9152 or 897- Lakeside Community Church. and under free Snowmobile Clubhouse on Pot- 6539 6201 Whitneyville Rd. welcome. Roll-Away Ltd. Lanes Rd. and Lincoln Lake Rd. Esch said. builders and home owners need half-cent sales lax increase for Available at... ters Road, just East of Montcalm on Wed. at 1 p.m. 9 Esch gave the following substantial and permanent prop- property lax relief. FRI., MAY 26: Senior Class All- Ave. at 7 00 p.m. All prospective EVERY 1ST & 3RD TUESDAY 3RD SAT. OF EACH MONTH - THURS., MAY 18: Past Matrons reasons for this position; erty lax relief. Tliey also need to Some of the business com- Nighter Get ready for a fun-filled members or interested individu- - V.F.W. Post 8303 meets at the V.F.W. Post No. 8303 in Lowell. MONDAYS THRU MAY 15: of Cyclamen Chapter No. 94 * There is no charter millage know that the sales tax base will muntiy believes it is not neces- evening of mystery, food and als are cordially welcome. V.F.W. Clubroom, 307 E. Mam 307 W Main. Steak dinner, serv- Ladies, join us for an mterfaith O.E.S. will meet at the home of sary to raise the sales lax to in- The Lowell Ledger mentioned in the proposal. not be expanded to include ser- Bertha Jessup at 1:30 p.m. pnzes. Mark your calendars Any St.. Lowell at 8:00 p.m. ing 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. Public in- Bible study time. We are study- vices. This plan would ac- crease funding for education, Questions call Tern Smith at 897- * The long-term effects are not 105 N. Broadway • Lowell • Ph. 897-9261 FIRST MONDAY OF EACH vited. ing the Book of James. Please known. 9666 complish both goals and that's and that a half-cent sales lax in- MONTH: The Bowne Township SATURDAYS - Take Off join us at Calvary Christian Re- THURS., MAY 18: Keenagers • No millage rollback is in- why we support it." crease is not enough to provide Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. 'til 5:00 p.m. Historical Society will hold regu- Pounds Sensibly Tops #M11493 EVERY TUES. MORNING - formed Church, 1151 W Mam will meet at Vergennes cluded. Last week the National Feder- for meaningful property lax re- lar meetings at the Township meets every Sat. at 8:30 a.m. in Ladies join us for Coffee Break St.. Lowell at 7:30 p.m. Methodist Church at 10:00 OCT. 11, 12 & 13: Mac Island * It appears to have negative im- ation of Independent Business, lief. Hall. 6059 Linfield. Alto, on the the Congregational Church Story Hour at Calvary Christian Henry Tichelaar will show pic- tnp for Senior Citizens with a stay first Monday of each month at basement in Lowell. Corner of Reformed Church. 1151 W WED., MAY 10: Snow United tures of an Hawaiian Holiday We at the Grand Hotel for 3 days and pact on out-of-formula districts. Michigan Association of Real- The group supports a moder- 7:30 p m. No December or Jan- Spring and Hudson Sis. Weigh- Main. Lowell 9:30 thru 10:45 a.m. Methodist Women will serve a will have a potluck dinner Come 2 nights. Call Mary at 897-7902 uary meetings. ins from 8:30 a.m. til 9:00 a.m. Nursery provided. roast beef and pork dinner at and bring a friend for more information • Snow Chnstian Center. 3189 • FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT!! EVERY SECOND WEDNES- TUESDAYS - Take Off Pounds EVERY THIRD SATURDAY - Snow Avenue beginning at 5:30 Legal Notices * DAY: Lowell Woman s Club Sensibly Tops #MI 372 meets Men s Breakfast 8 a.m. at Lowell p.m. Public invited. CtPicrpriof*, • • meets every 2nd Wednesday of every Tuesday evening at the Assembly of God, 3050 Alden Very young, iniecure pwenti Parents evpect children to • LOWELL SHOWBOAT the month at Schneider Manor at Lowell Congregational Church Nash, (just south of town). Spec- FRI., MAY 12: There will be a often can't undcrtund child's behave 'like adults" at all stages • FEATURING VOCALIST 12:00. Luncheon and program behavior and needs. of development. STATE OF MICHIGAN to the Independent Co-Per- basement. Corner of Spring and ial speaker and good food For potluck dinner prior to the regular Q * Hudson Sts. Weigh-ins at 5:45 more info call 897-7047. meeting of Cyclamen Chapter PROBATE COURT sonal Representatives. AN- * EVERY SECOND WEDNES- p.m. No. 94 O.E.S. in the Lowell COUNTY OF KENT TOINETTE M. NAVARRO * B.J. THOMAS DAY: Lowell VFW Auxiliary No. THIRD TUESDAY EVENING - Masonic Temple. Dinner at 6:30 PUBLICATION AND and JOAN FELDPAUSCH. cl • A 8303 meets at 8:00 p.m. at the THURSDAYS: Take Off Pounds Ladies Joy Fellowship. Various p.m. Meeting 8 p.m. Bring a dish NOTICE TO CREDITORS o John D. Mitus. 410 Bridge * TICKET PRICES JUNE 22-23-24 * ADDED ACTS VFW Post. 307 W Mam Street. Sensibly Tops Ml No. 333. topics and special speakers. For to pass and your own table ser- St., NW, Grand Rapids. Michi- • SEATS RESERVED Lowell. Saranac. meets every Thursday more info call Lowell Assembly vice. 8:30 p.m. File No: 89-148,315-IE gan 49504. • $12-CENTER •END MEN LACK of jVo'iAi. i^otAfiOH MON., MAY 15: Clark-Ellis * $10-GENERAL Lowell Amphitheater Parents don't know the various There are no friend* or family ®late of: ANTHONY A. Notice is further given that the •AREA CHORUS American Legion Auxiliary will * staoes of child development, how to help with the heavy demands DOMBROWSKI, a/k/a AN- estate will be thereafter as- (616)897-8280 P.O. Box 213, Lowell meet at 1 p.m. at Schneider • •TALENT WINNERS to raise a child. Parents have no of small children. THONY A. DOMBROSKI, signed and distributed to the * 1-800-422-7469 "Name The Park Contest" Manor. Hostess is Angeline Mul- "models" of successful family ¥ Plus - Believe in Music Stores •BRUCE EARLY'S relationships from which to learn. 385-09-5974. persons entitled to it. der. • (General Seats Only) * ORCHESTRA V May 8, 1989 n MON., MAY 15: Starting 18-hole TO ALL INTERESTED PER- • wmm Wsa, Master Cards Accepted •PLUS MORE golf league at Grand Rapids Golf SONS: Your interest in the es- Antoinette M. Navarro • The Lowell City Council and the Lowell Parks and Recreation Commission • AM 1300 Uf FMI05J BJ. s NEW HIT "AS LONG AS WE'VE GOT EACH OTHER." Course. 9 a.m. If interested, tate may be barred or affected 7729 Steele Ave ***************************** ********* are sponsoring a "Name the Park Contest". please show up. by the following. Jenison, Ml 49428 457-1885 Person of all ages from the Lowell area are invited to assist in the naming 1. The Decedent, whose last of a new park. The park is located at the gravel pit on Bowes Road east of )own address was 1050 Joan Feldpausch HONEY 1417 Werner, NW the Water Treatment Plant. «ayton, SW, Grand Rapids. Arcoaire Grand Rapids, Ml 49504 Air Conditioning A Heating Michigan, died March 29. SUCKLE 1989. 453-7365 GAS. PARTS. SERVICE. TIRES. At Discount Prices. The name for the park can be based on various criteria, including but not 2. Creditors of the Deceased limited to the following suggestions: historical, commemorative, community APARTMENTS are notified that all claims John D. Mitus P31244 character or natural character. Any name that would be appropriate for a park against the estate will be bar- Attorney-At-Law can be entered. A brief optional explanation of the entered name would be Now accepting red unless presented within 410 Bridge St. NW 2-ton A/C unit four months of the date of pub- Grand Rapids. Ml 49504 helpful. $1350.00 applications... 2%-ton A/C unit $1450.00 lication of this notice, or four 774-4001 3-ton A/C unit $1550.00 months after the claim be- C26 The contest begins May 1, 1989 and ends June 1, 1989. Entries must be comes due. whichever is later, Complete, installed. AVAIIABLE s^msims! marked "NAME THE PARK CONTEST" and be submitted at City Hall during regular business hours. The date will be stamped when received. Entries will Call early, offer expires NOW! be opened for judging by the Parks Commission after the contest closes. April 30, 1989

The winning entrant will receive a framed letter of recognition from the Mayor CALL: Meet All Your and will have Dedication Ceremony privileges. Lowell Heating & PRO CARE 897-8095 Advertising Needs In • Clean-Up • Stay Clean Everyone is invited to participate in this contest to name the new park and Air Conditioning Eastern Kent County: • Fuel Injector Cleaner to see the land change from a gravel pit to a park, that all of the community (if no answer, Service/Installation • 24 Hour Service leave message or SALE PRICE $3.99 can enjoy in the coming years. * With the Lowell Ledger and Buyers 1002 W. Main St., Lowell, (Crystal Flash Plaza) call Alto: REBATE -2.00 NAME THE PARK CONTEST ENTRY FORM" Phone 897-4123 868-6404) Guide * Run open ads in the Buyers Guide Suggested Park Name: to start each week at $2.85 a Engine Protection Ai Ueaner . ^ ~$199 Explanation (optional) * Full Line Auto Parts Dealer column inch. I ea. * Reinforce your message later ?hazu!iPrii3J5Mi: OZ|75PT) 134b Ml | * Complete Machine Shop Service in the week with the Lowell Ledger * Computerized Quick Service or at the dropped rate of $1.50 Special Orders a column inch. COMBINATION RATES i Contestant Name: Now with over 70 locations. There's one near you. i MAKE GOOD CENTS!! I Full Address: 113 Lafayette In Lowell: 2001 W. Main St. at Ridgeview i Telephone Number Call the Lowell Ledger/Buyers Guide 897-0112 Lowell, Ml Store hours: Mon.-Sat. 5 am to 10 pm Sun. 9 am to 7 pm Contest rules are available at City Hall. Additional entries may be submitted ^ ^ Hours What a combination! Service hours: Mon.-Sat. 7 am to 8 pm Sun. 9 am to 6 pm N 1 \ on plain paper as long as all of the above information is included. ' ' ^ M-F-8-5:30 iUNOCI VISA 897-9261 and/or 897-9555 Sat. - 8-1 ii 897-9234 HURRY! SALE ENDS 5131/89! • • . iAM

The Lowdl Ledger - Wednesday, May 10, 1989 - Page 8 Lowell FFA The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, May 10, 1989 - Page 9 holds awardsl banquet The lowell Led of'S • • •

The 1989 Lowell FFA Banquet| t « • t was held on Apnl 27. ai ihc Low ell Middle School with appmxi- mately 175 parents, membersl ~ m m * ~ ~ and guests attending. m m ** m * * m Special awards were prcsenied 4* ~ to Renee Nugem. Siar Grcenhand; Joel Manion. Star Chapter Farmer; and Jamit Members of the Middle School Band perform here at their There was standing room only as the 7th and 8th grade choir, shown here, performed at the Cook. Star Agribusiness-Person Spring Concert last Thursday, in front of a full house. Spring Concert held last Thursday at the Middle School. There were 15 proficiency awards and several achievement awards presented to the members for their outstanding participu Middle School Spring Concert is big success lion this past year. LISTING Also. Jamie Cook received the FFA Leadership award, and the DeKalh Award for outstanding MAGAZINE leadership in the FFA Outstand- ing Member Awards were given to Becky Pawloski. and tai King. Heather Peckham and Thomas Mauric also received Littings off lowell scholarships to allend the * Washington Conference Pn>g. Cable TV Oiannelt ram this summer. These scholar- ships arc given by the Lowell Ag- On A Dally Batlt. riculturc Supporters Honorary Chapter Degrees l were given to Dr. Fritz Esch. Dr • Complete A Bruce Langlois and Mr. Tom Zook. for their time and support loty To Use Robert L. Rice, band director at Lowell High School, was honored at the Thursday evening to the Lowell FFA. Middle School band concert with the dedication of an award in his name. The Robert L. Rice The results of the Agncullurall Directors Award was given in recognition of Mr. Rice's sixteen years as band director in the Skills contests held on Apnl 22.| O Utfingt Coincide high school. The award is to be presented to the outstanding 8th grade band student. Members of the Middle School Jazz Band donned their 1989 were announced They WMi Nvmbe rt On Shown here is Rice, (left), presenting the award to this year's winner, Andy Breimayer, "shades" while performing at the Spring Concert for an en- were as follows: Dairy Show (center), while Middle School Band Director, Jack Meisner, (right), looks on. thusiastic audience. manship. Slate Winner Renee Your 1 Timor Nugent; Dairy Judging. Gold Award. Jamie Cook. Jennifer Channel Station City Cook. Earl King. Jody Smith, SmVd SPECIALS o MTV Music TWO TIER and Joel Manion; Landscape Ar- SHEET Complete V/ To All Recyclers chitecture. Silver award. Marc o NASH Nashville WATERBED W Jaarsma, Canrie Turner; Jasow a® WSYM GRABBERS Bed Sets Lansing BOOKCASE dry cleaning, etc. Please rinse to peanuts if they arc clean and in Spoor and Melanie Kaeb rfl Oi® WOTV Grand Rapids From... by: AWs King WITH MIRROR *2*1- Litter & Ecology Chairperson clean if necessary. 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Hawks* third baseman*s glove. Jennifer Dine of Alto was It lour siarts nuke a season, Malcolm went the distance for colm for three innings against the With no score going into the advanced Carpenter to third. ican Youth and had a minimum members, with recipients vious service as news editor and The only pitching error Mal- among the Alma College stu- ihen hijih schixA haNeball has Lowell allowing ihree runs on Vikings • pitching well, but get- bottom of the fourth. Lowells Carpenter scored and Alderink 3.50 grade point average in her selected on the basis of total in- staff writer. colm made came in the fifth, and dents graduated with honors at major. been very unkind lo Lowell's three hits while walking two and ting no run support. Pete Gerkin was hit by a pitch. went to third on an RBI single volvement and contributions to Dine, a 1985 graduate of Low- by Todd Probst. it cost him. He hit the Hawks* the college's 1989 Commence- Rvan Malcolm. striking out four. Lowell batters caught a spark Kirby Carpenter followed with a In addition to her academic campus life. Dine was nomi- ell High School, is the daughter After Probst stole second, he lead-off hitter on an 0-2 count to ment on April 15. II ihe Red A mm has had any Trailing by one, the Arrows in a four run fourth, however, double, putting runners on sec- honors. Dine also was among the nated by The Almanian, the stu- of Robert and Judith Dine, of start the inning. That pitch i luck al all • its all been had. tied the score in the third on a providing Gahan with more than ond and third. An infield hit by and Carpenter came home on a An English major who re- 36 Alma College seniors who re- came back to haunt us,** Kropf den! newspaper. She served as Alto. While his luck has been less walk to Mark Mulder, pinchrun- enough runs in a victory against Toby Alderink scored Gerkin and clutch single by Steve Lenger ceived a Bachelor of Arts degree t ceived 1989 Senior Leadership editor in chief this year after pre- said. than kind, his pitching has iv- ner Jerry Goggins then stole sec- Wyoming Park. with the count at 0-and-2. Dine was awarded departmental Awards sponsored by Alma's The Hawk runner went to sec- niained superb. ond and came home on an RBI A David Stencel walk, a honors in English. In earning Alumni-Student Association. ond on a fielders choice. He In his last two starts (13 total single by Ryan Holtz. pinch-run theft of second by those honors, she presented a The award selection process then scored on a single. Two sto- innings) the Arrow has given up Lowell broke the l-l tie in the Goggins, a fielder s choice and thesis of honors calibre on "The gives campus organizations the len bases later and another fiel- five runs (two earned) on seven fourth inning as Aaron Wester a wildpitch scored Loweirs fifth Rise and Fall of the Popularity opportunity lo nominate the most der's choice and Rogers had man- nits. He has struck out five and walked and then scored on a dou- and final run in the sixth inning. of Steppenwolf Among Amer- 1/ ufactured its second run of the outstanding senior among their walked three. All he has to show ble into left-center by Kirby Car- Gahan went seven innings, al- inning. lor his efforts is two more losses penter. lowed two runs on six hits, "It was a well played game by and a 1-3 record. We had many opportunities, walked two and struck out three. both clubs,** Kropf said "Both It wasn't until 1863 that Americans started to take drugs "Malcolm has pitched three but we were unable to get the Rogers 2-15, Lowell 1-4 52525252525252525252552525(252 in commercially made pills. Jacob Dunton a Philadelphia super games in a row and he's Lowells Malcolm found him- clubs played super defense." # clutch hit to drive the run home," wholesale druggist, originated the machine. His entire self in another low-scoring The nightcap was all Rogers. left with a 1-3 record," Lowell Kropf said. Lowell left nine men Happy production from 1869 until 1876 was less than that now game. The Golden Hawks and The Hawks scored seven in the coach Kns Kropf said. on base, seven of which were in made daily in U.S. laboratories. first, one in the second and three Alyssa Gillikin, left, and Laura Befus, right are two of the EGR 3, Lowell 2 scoring position. The Arrows Red Arrows were scoreless at the in the third as it coasted to a 15-4 Birthday Students-of-the-Month at Runciman/Riverside School for the All three of the Pioneers runs scored two runs on six hits. end of four innings. But a two- victory. month of April. were unearned as they battled Lowell 5, Wyom. ftirk 2 run fifth by Rogers was enough WSiSrirw'brSnrirririiSZg Lowell pitchers (Steve back fmm a 2-1 deficit to earned Lowells Mike Gahan was suf- as Lowell lost a tough one, 2-1 3-2 victory over the Red Arrows. fering from the same fate as Mal- Malcolm, again superb, went Malone, Alderink, Carpenter, Ashley Marie six innings, gave up two runs on and David Organek) gave up four hits while walking one and seven hits to go with 13 walks • Kennedy striking out one Rogers* batter. and two hit batsmen. The Red Arrows grabbed Mal- Lowell scored twice in the sec- colm a I -0 lead in the top of the ond, once in the third and once 2 Years, May 9 fifth when Wester stroked a lead- in the sixth. The Arrows fourth off single, advanced to second and final run came in the sixth on an error and then scored on on an RBI single by Wester. Lowell bats fell short again against the Pioneers. The Red a Goggins* base hit off the Lowell ended ihe week at 5-9. Love, Grandma, Arrows lost the contest 3-2. SPECIAL Dianne & Becky 4 ALT0/B0WNE DOWNTOWN $200 OFF DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY anydivss you bring in

Runciman/Riverside Students-of-the-Month for April are: BOARD MONTHLY REPORT from left to right, back row: Chad Uzarski, Tammy Stauffer, and Sarah Sper; front row: Lindsey Thayer, Sheila Groeneweg, MARCH, 1989 limited time only David Bellechasses, and Kaily Wittenbach.

BEGINNING BALANCE $ 4.368.94 REVENUE 812,867,53 Curtis Cleaners TOTAL INCOME $17,236.47 SHIRT LAUNDRY / \ 45-U* :^*** * ii' EXPENSES 81,419.17 •1410 W. Main St. •450 Michigan, N.E. i - TOTAL EXPENSE $1,419.17 Lowell, 897-9809 Grand Rapids, 451-4908 Lowell s Ryan Malcolm has pitched in bad luck this season, while his eamed-mn average remains under two, his record drop- ENDING BALANCE $15,817.30 •2557 5 Mile Rd., N.E. •1621 Leonard, N.E. A collection of efforts by many ped to 1-4. at Plainfield in Beckwith Center Editor's Note: By purchasing people help put together the Submitted by: Grand Rapids, 361-8663 Grand Rapids, 235-7570 a Lowell Showboat program many of the fun and entertain- program. Samuel K. Barnes ing memories can be retained. This year the program sales Lowell's Ryan Malcolm makes a divine catch on a short pop-up Treasurer and printing committee is down the first base line in action against EGR. being chaired by Nancy Raymor and co-chaired by Ray Quada. The Lowell Showboat will dock at the amphitheatre. CITY OF m LEISURE LIVING On it will be entertainer, pop Western Michigan's Complete Reliremenl Services Company and country singer, B.J, Thomas. Prior to the June 22- Lowell catcher Steve Lenger comes up throwing to first on a LOWELL 24 weekend, much work, time, bunt down the third base line. PROUDLY PRESENTS CITY OF energy, and enthusiasm will be CITY OF volunteered by many members of the Lowell community. LOWELL LOWELL CUMBERLAND The Showboat program is re- PUBLIC ally put together by a number of RETIREMENT VILLAGE OF LOWELL people. The work requires a lot HEARING of running around." Raymor 'YOUR ALTERNATIVE TO NURSING HOMES" PUBLIC GRATTAN PUBLIC Joe VanderHoff will write the The Lowell City Council will conduct two public story about B.J. Thomas and for hearings at their regularly scheduled meeting of NOTICE all others who will be seen dur- May 15, 1989 at 7:30 p.m. at the Lowell City Hall, HEARING SfttUil U)^ ing ihe show. 301 E. Main SL, Lowell, Michigan. TOWNSHIP Quada, former Showboat President, and Jim Reagan, co- DISASTER DRILL The purpose of said hearings will be to receive com- The Lowell City Council will conduct a public hear- chairman on program commit- ments on the following requests; ing at its regularly scheduled meeting of May 15, tee, will help to collect ads to be The City of Lowell Police, Rescue, and Fire Depart- 1989 at 7:30 p.m. at the Lowell City Hall, 301 E. placed in the program. Main, Lowell, Michigan. PUBLIC NOTICE ments will be staging an Emergency Preparedness Ron Wood will design the Mr. Mark McComber (applicant) for a front Disaster Drill (Operation: St. Mary's) on: Mti* yard setback variance for parcel program cover and Carrie Metier- The purpose of said hearing will be to receive com- 41-20-02-377-007 (located at 501 Ottawa). The ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS nick has volunteered to do most ments on the following: WEDNESDAY, MAY 24,1989 AT 9:00 A.M. TT applicant wishes to construct a building SPECIAL MEETING f of the legwork by picking up ad Cumberland Retircfncnt Village copy from the businesses. within 35' of the street right-of-way. The Drill will take place at St. Mary 's Catholic School As required in the Industrial district, a 50' City Operating Budget for 1989-90. The 11535II l:ulion(M2ll. Uwll. Mi 401:11 Raymor says soliciting ads is document outlines proposed revenues and Notice is hereby given that a public hearing of the on Amity St. front yard setback is needed. Grattan Township Zoning Board of Appeals will be the most lime consuming. It in- expenditures for the coming fiscal year. The THE BEST IN PERSONAL AND SUPPORTIVE CARE volves contacting all of the local held: The Drill will Involve various other departments The City of Lowell (applicant) for a front General Fund has a total of $1.31 million businesses, and getting the ads in proposed expenditures. All funds together from outlying areas and should take about 2 hours r • LOWELL: CUMBERLAND and payments for the advertise- parking lot setback variance for parcel WEDNESDAY. MAY 17.1989 » GRAND RAPIDS; FOUNTAIN FREMONT: FOUNTAIN VIEW 41-20-02-452-009 (located at 315 S. Hudson). amount to $3.15 million. to complete. VIEW ESTATES, 3986 WhUpering VILLAGE. 102 Hillcrest Ave. VILUGE. 11535 E. Fulton ments placed. "Placing the ads Call Nan (616) 897-8413 Way. SE. Call Twila (616) 949-7449 Call Peg (616) 924-5030 in the program is like working The applicant wishes the front parking lot at Grattan Township Hall at 8 p.m. at which time n0 an A copy of the proposed 1989-90 Budget is available Please be advised this Is a jtdU ^ on a big jig-saw puzzle that in- to be 5' from the lot line rather than the the following subject will be considered and at GRAND RAPIDS: FOUNTAIN PORTAGE: FOUNTAIN VIEW HOLLAND: FOUNTAIN VIEW required 25' for the construction of the new for public inspection during normal business hours emergency. VIEW VILUGE, 3962 WMipering Way VILLAGE. 7968 Kenmure Dr VILLAGE. 340 West 40ih Si. volves many different combina- which time any Interested persons will be heard. Call Ann (616) 394-0302 Fire Station. (8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday thru Friday) at CHy hall. SE Call Rulh (616) 949 yS00 Call (616) 327-9595 tions but only one combination Any questions contact the Disaster Drill Coor- Qualified applicanls may be eligible for S.S.I. Assistance. Please call for information. will work." Raymor said. Interested persons may submit comments prior to 1. Ronaid R, Smith requests a variance to build a dinator, Rescue Captain Bryan Kimble at 897-6592 This year there will be I0.(KX) Interested persons may submit comments prior to garage less than the required 53* from the center the meeting or appear in person at City Hall. or Lowell Rescue Director, Gerald Despres at 897- program copies primed. Prog- the meeting or appear in person at City Hail. Ii \| \Min Ml MBl.KOR I Rll NDM I DSIMOKM VIIONON of the road. Property located at 5223 Polntvlew Ct.. 9733. rams will be sold at the Show- Betty R. Morlock Parcel No. 41-12-20-478-019 (ON 1INKM s 1 II I . ("Al l OR V1SI1 I ill I I.ISl Kl I 1\ l\(i Betty R. Morlock C26 boat business office, the Show- Deputy City Clerk Rescue Captain, Bryan R. Kimble boat ticket office and at the Am- Deputy City Clerk 1 \( ll in M AR! SI VOl IODVi ' C26 Peggy A. Gurney Operation Coordinator phitheatre before and during the C26 Secretary. Zoning Board of Appeals C26-27 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, May 10, 1989 - Page 23 The Lowell Ledger - Wedneidr.y. May 10, 1989 - Page 22

Area youth pull clean sweep in horse judging 0:2v > ,

Youth from ull over ihe stale classes of hunt seat pleasure, overall. Chad Elliot finished first came together at Michigan Slate hunt seat equitation, western ple- in the state for individual University for the l989Slaie4-H asure and western horseman- reasons. Heather Pelon was fifth ' •: - 7- I 1 Horse Judging Jamboree. Area ship. All horses were then re- and Greg Biggs was seventh. • * fir youth representing the Ionia moved so the competitors could Placing below Ionia were ihe County 4-H Judging Team par- be tested on their recall knowl- counties of Calhoun, ticipated in iheir first competi- edge of individual animals and Washtenaw. Oakland. and tion and came away with a clean riders. The final aspect of the Macomb. In junior overall sweep ot team wins in the novice competition involved each indi- scores. Heather Pelon led the S Personals ft Personals BUSINESS HELP division. vidual giving oral reasons to a team with a second, closely fol- S SALESS CARD OF Four halter classes were judge. Points were given not lowed by Greg Biggs in third and judged made up of Quarter only for the order of placement Chad Elliot in eighth Their com- S SERVICES S S WANTED S IONIA ANTIQUE AND COL- S THANKS S Horses. Arabians. Appaloosas. but also the accuracy of knowl- bined scores earned another first MUSIC LECTIBLE MARKET-Sun- and P.O.A.'s. In each class, edge and sound judgment. lor Junior Novice Team. The YARD SALE - Saturday, LITES day, May 21. Fairgrounds, ATTENTION -HIRING - Gov- horses were placed according to Ionia's Junior Novice Team of counties of Calhoun. Hillsdale. May 13,9 a.m. to 3 p.m. I WOULD LIKE TO THANK their breed characteristics and ACTION South M-66, Ionia, Ml, 8 ernment jobs - your area. Greg Biggs. Chad Elliot. Ly nette Berrien, and Washtenaw were FREE! Moving, some furniture, - my family, relatives and conformation. These classes Merrill, and Heather Pelon look Call the D.J.'s that will Many immediate openings second through fifth. a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Admis- DEAD STOCK clothing and more. friends for the flowers, cards were followed by performance top honors in both reasons and Not to be outdone. Ionia's make your reception or sion $1.50. Rain or Shine. without waiting list or test. 12051 84th SL, Alto. i rs $17,840 - $69,485. Call 1- and phone calls while I was Senior Novice Team of Deborah party a time to remember. 517-593-3316. REMOVAL (Corner M-50 & 84th). In the hospital and since my Biggs, Deanna Innskeep. and Lite & Listen C26-27 602-838-8885. Ext. R 3468. C26 Clay Pelon also took top honors Cattle Horses P26-28 return home. Thank you all Sound Systems again. in both reasons and overall. Call: 897-4336 Calves Hogs IX'anna Innskeep led the team Ruth Wester NCTFN CALL 616-399-0560 with a thiixl in oral reasons. Clay C26 Pelon was sixth and IX4borah BUSINESS HOLLAND Biggs was seventh. Their com- SFOP SALES CARD OF CITY OF RENDERING **** bined scores won the Team Oral The Senior Novice Team of left to right: Deborah Biggs, Deanna Innskeep, and Clay Pelon. S SERVICES S Reasons over Shiawassee. Mid- placed first overall and first in team reasons at the State 4-H Horse Jamboree BINGO Holland, Michigan S THANKS S THE FAMILY OF PEARL LOWELL land. McComb. and Alcona. Every Friday Night, 7:30 P.M. FOR SALE - Amber beacon ROBERTS - thanks our rela- Deanna Innskeep was first in the Lowell VFW Hail, (Federal), mounted on light tives, and friends for the flow- bar for snowplow. $50. Call THANK YOU stale for individual overall scores East Main St., Lowell ATTENTION, GRADUATES ers. food, cards and prayers w ith Deborah Biggs seventh and DAVIS 897-6592. My heartfelt thanks and in our time of need. We are Early Bird Bingo at 6:45 P.M. - Graduation Open House Clay Pelon eighth. Their com- nc16 gratitude to everyone for grateful to every one of you. PUBLIC INVITED ELECTRIC cards, 5«; envelopes, 5i PUBLIC bined effort put them first for your attendance to me while George Roberts All Service Electric each; thank you cards with Senior Novice Team over at the hospital, Kent Commu- Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Dean Shiawassee. Midland. Macomb, envelopes, 20* each. Get NOTICE Residential FOR SALE - Sturdy, nity, and now at home. Your Mr. & Mrs. Paul Wedell and Alcona. yours at Lowell Utho, 105 Commercial. 676-9574 solid set of bunk beds, constant presence, your P26 Their success was made possi- BINGO N. Broadway. Anytime or 897-8323 complete with innerspr- comforting words, all the REFUSE PICKUP ble by the combined efforts of Every Saturday night ing mattresses. Can be Coaches Jean Beach and Sulyn Weds, or Eves. flowers and cards, your daily used as 2 twin beds, Wolthuis. They look forward to 7:00 P.M. visitations and all the prayers For the month of May, Lowell residents are allowed HOUSE PAINTING - Ex- $150 or best offer. Call reluming next year in the open LOWELL MOOSE BINGO that were spoken for me have twelve (12) bags or containers (30 gallon maximum READ BOOKS FOR PAY - terior or interior. 25 897-6915. SlNmORMS plastic or metal) weighing less than 50 pounds, per divisions. all touched my heart deeply. 1320 E Fulton $100 a title. Write: PASE • years experience. Have week for garbage trash pickup. nc25 To all my children and grand- P3045.161 S. Lincolnway, N. references. No job too Early Bird Bingo at 6:00 P.M children for always being Leo Pearson TFN Aurora. IL 60542. big or too small. Also Betty R. Morlock A survey of restaurant there. The doctors, priests, P23-26 yard work and base- ATTENTION • GOVERN- Deputy City Clerk owners found the favorite churches, and pastors, your In loving memory of our C26 * ments cleaned. Call 897- MENT HOMES - from $1 (U- American dessert is apple care and prayers are all very father and grandfather's pie. 6038. Repair). Delinquent tax prop- much appreciated. To be so birthday, May 12 and pass- Jim Cook. Jr. P26 erty. Repossessions. Call 1- loved is a wonderful feeling. ing, May 15. Sadly missed r AUCTIONEER 602-838-8885 Ext. GH 3468. P25-27 I'm so happy to be home by. The Junior Novice Team, left to right: Lynette Merrill, Greg Biggs, Chad Elliot and Heather All Types of Sales ATTORNEY again after my long ordeal. Red and Pat Thanks to ail of you again Pelon, also placed first overall and first in team reasons at the State 4-H Horse Jamboree. (616) 897-8872 SERVICES FOR SALE - Aluminum Paul & Michelle HELP storm door, frame and sc- and again. Dort and t really and Rick Divorce from $300 reens, excellent condition appreciate your deep con- C26 cern. This Week's SAT, MAY 20: Rrst Con- S MNJED S $25; ladies 3 speed Bankruptcy. Wills Harry L. Briggs Specials... gregational Church of Schwinn 26" bike, needs Lowell is holding a Pan- and Drunk Driving tires $25; boy's BMX bike, Seniors "Set Sail" May 26 ATTENTION • HIRING! - The Kangaroo can leap at speeds up to 40 mph. cake Breakfast, Chil- needs minor repair $20. dren's Rummage Sale Government jobs • your Since September, parents of To insure a safe and alcohol-free If you would like to support this Call 897-6592 (leave mes- BUD and Paper Drive. Break- area. $17,840-$69,485. Call students who will be graduating evening, parents have tradition- project by donating to the lund. RICHARD sage). KING OF BEERS 1-602-838-8885. Ext. R on June 4 have been meeting reg- ally planned a mystery night of please send your contribution to fast will be from 7 a.m. LIGH•ccw T nc25 ularly to plan the annual Senior games, prizes and food. The this year's chairperson. Terri to 11 a.m. at a cost of 3468. $3.50 adults and chil- HEATH 24 All-Nighter. Seniors only know that the even- Smith. 927 Cumberland, Low- 215 VV. Main 1985 KAWASAKI - 700 LTD. Friday. May 26 is the Seniors ing is scheduled with activities, ell. Ml 49331. dren under 12 $1.50. 6,300 miles, original owner, 12 oz. cans last day of high school and also but are unaware of their destina- It's a great way to help as we Tickets available at door Lowell, Ml HOME HEALTH AIDES - dep lots of chrome, $2,200. Call the day the S.S. Red Arrow tion for this adventure. wish our Class of S9 Seniors BudSEfcw A«»5 or from church office. 897-9480 Very special case in the 897-5415. Cruise Line will set sail. The cost is $35 per student. "Bon Voyage." Rummage sale 7 a.m. to Lowell area. 2 p.m. to 9 C26 Typically, that evening is a This fee helps pay for food, 4 p.m. in the church Grand Rapids p.m. Some weekends. time to "cut loose ami celebrate." pri/es. decorations, rentals, etc. lounge and the paper 241-2292 We will train you for FORD TRUCK - 1978, 1/2 WEEK OF MAY 15, 1989 drive will be May 20 & 21 special care of this pa- ton, 302 V8, automatic, I PEPSI in the church parking lot tient. Nurse Aide experi- 12 ak $1,600 or best offer. Call P gCOKE on Spring St. If you need ence necessary. Extra- MONDAY 676-2585. 12 oz. cans help getting newspap- lludtfci) Duu) State care, 1324 Lake Dr., SE, C26 Fruit juice, pizza w/meat and cheese, salad or carrot ers to the drop off point, Grand Rapids, 774-8174. sticks, assorted fmits or jello, milk. contact the church of- SHIP YOUR PACKAGES HERE! C26 TUESDAY fice at 897-5906. UPS /liRBORNE 1 991 Cheeseburgers or hot dogs, lettuce salad w/dressing. ifea •2". EXPRESS BABYSITTER WANTED - 9 mm s French fries or com. chilled fruits or pudding, bars Savory Select 21t Imt Main Strael. Lowell For 13 month old boy. Part- Ptraoe 8f7-4t1l or cookies, milk. • Heat'n Eat i FRITO LAY Complete Formal time evenings in our home f HOME NEEDED - by July 1, ' ' . WEDNESDAY - 1 Wear Rental (Eastgate). References and WnfRtt . RUFFLES 1989.3 to 5 bedrooms. Pref- Breaded chicken or Swiss steak, mashed potatoes w/ HAM Cr CHEESE asparagus time is own transportation a must. erably in AHo School District gravy or sweet potatoes, steamed green beans, wheal oz. HERE - I'm taking or- Call 897-5069. for young pastor and family. SANDWICHES rolls w/p-nut butter, jello w/whip or fruit, milk. Crop Tops (Reg. $15.00) WEODWGSOR ders for top quality (no C26 Do not want to exceed wood or whips) as- • . THURSDAY ' ! . yEii *119 Crop Pants (Reg. $16.00) OTHER SPECIAL $75,000. Call 897-5790, $^69 paragus from my Italian Spaghetti or chop suey. cabbage slaw or veget- I «... Sweaters EXPERIENCED SECRET- 956-6181 or 897-8307. OCCASIONS Ludlngton field. Dellv- $12.00 Each 100% Cotton ARY/RECEPTIONIST C26 able, French bread w/honey butter, choice of fresh or erad fresh to Lowell needed for busy office. 7-line canned fruit, milk. Master Card each Sunday 90« per lb. By Clifton Placc switchboard, greeting all FRIDAY Quality 2/$19.99 (85* per lb. by bu.) Call and Visa Reg. $26 clients, all office typing and Red Arrow sub or tuna salad sandwiches, potato chips to $28 CLOTHING Lynette at 897-6919 be- SLOSTS » Photo ? $19.99 misc. duties. WordPerfect and pickles, soup or salad or baked beans, fruit or fore Friday for Sunday word processing experience Food Stamps jello, milk. > Developing RIDGEVIEW delivery. No answer, helpful. Must be detail LOST- Boy's red and white Accepted Here! leave message. SHOPPING CENTER oriented and be able to han- Red Arrow jacket with the C26tfn dle multiple tasks simultane- name "Tim" on the front. If There js also a 3rd choice everyday of a chef salad for students in the Middle and High School. 1002 W. Main St., Lowell • Ph. 897-6649 CLOTHING ously. Excellent benefits. found please call the 2173 W MAIN ST., Equal Opportunity Employer. Ledger at 897-9261. Ask for Lowall, Michigan Imh u rw, l««; ^ •"* 1uwa IM PM. , Send resume to Dan Vos Terry. HOT LINE FOR LOTTO NUMBERS: LOWELL people believe if you catch Prices of lunches to students includes milk. Elemen- Construction. P.O. Box 209, — — i—i a falling leaf, you will have tary $1.00, Middle and Senior High $1.05. People believe if you walk a good and happy "fe Ada, Ml 49301. n PH. 897-6411 into a spider's web, you L — C26-29 897-6723 will get a letter. The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, May 10. 1989 • Page 24 Board approves AD AD kindergarten program for 1989-90 school year

itfryrT Following months of research until 1 visited schools currently two-year pilot program, con- •friltlfffi and informational meetings a 21- using it," Lowell Board member tinual evaluations by the parents •' Mfiprrr irrrtT? member group, including par- Chris VanAntwerp said. "I was will be taken with the help of mnutrm •frrr»M ents, kindergarten and first- ama/ed at what I saw." The surveys. "It will help us measure irr n rH grade teachers, three school biggest concern VanAntwerp how the program fits into their board members and elementary saw with the implementation of schedules, how their children arc administrators, the All Day Alter- the program was the elimination responding and how the program nate Day kindergarten commit- of Head Start due to the fact that affects them and their child. tee got the Lowell Board of Edu- these children must be in school Dudeck added that based on cation's approval to implement four days a week. This would be the convincing demonstration of the two-year pilot program. impossible due to space limita- parent support (roughly 50 per- One of the biggest apprehen- tions. To transport these children cent) and the 100 percent support sions and myths about the prog- at noon would also present a seri- of the kindergarten staff, the ram was that young children arc ous logistics problem as they live committee recommended that not able to adjust to full days. in all comers of the district and the Board authorize the im- Newell Manufacturing Company purchased the Poplar Bluff Division out of Dayton, Ohio. "The research showed that this the transportation cosl would be plementaion of ADAD kinder- simply is not the case," Runci- roughly $7,000. garten, district wide, on a two- man/Riverside Elementary Prin- Another problem ADAD year pilot basis beginning with Newell Manufacturing cipal Louie Dudeck said. would present is Lowell cur- the 1989-90 school year. 'Through comparison to other rently provides transportation for In other Board News: schools we have also found that 18 kindergartners attending St. The Board approved the adop- purchases Poplar Bluff Division this program better prepares the Patricks and St. Mary's. Obvi- tion of a resolution for the Truth kids for first grade. " ously, if there are no noon runs, In Taxation Hearing and a notice New ell Manufacturing Corn- Company is pleased to announce The new acqusition will be A concerned mother in atten- the parochial schools will be on of the annual budget review. pans of Lowell, announced thai this first acquisition toward con- known as Newell Stamping and dance asked that shouldn't kids their own to provide transporta- The Lowell Forensics Team it has purchased the Poplar Bluff tinuing Newell s growth in the Manufacturing Company lo- be allowed to be kids and struc- tion. peformed for the Board and Pat Division of Dayton Walther metal stamping and builders cated in Poplar Bluff, Missouri. tured programs cannot take the Dudeck said along with less Nugent, President of the Lowell Corp. of Dayton. Ohio. The hardware field. The division produces metal place of being at home. stress, students will be gaining National Honor Society was pre- price and terms of the transaction stampings for the automotive in- Kindergarten teacher, Karen 8-12 additional days a year. "The sented with a special award hon- were not disclosed. The purchase is the first for dustry and lawn and garden prxxJ- Burd said this program will allow program will offer significant be- oring the Lowell NHS for its Newell since Sequoia Associates ucts which are distributed for more enrichment time to be nefits that the half day program fund raising. Nugent was also ihe Russ Dunham. President and and Newell management purch- through major retail chains put into activities. could not," he said. recipient of the Kent Counly CEO of Newell Manufacturing ased Newell May I, 1988. throughout the country. "I was a skeptic of the program Dudeck said that during the Education Association's Christa McAuliffe Award. Hazardous waste plan? | LOWELL POLICE DEPI. EMERGENCY MOBILE • City of Lowell does have one COMMUNICATIONS What is a person to do and "The overall jurisdiction in the money was raised all without 5 where does a person go in case emergency management situa- the help of taxpayers money." of a hazardous waste spill? tions begins with the State Emmons added. Chances are most people don't police. The County and larger Superintendent of Lowell knov;, and many of the same cities follow in respective order," schools Fritz Esch said yes the people don't believe it will hap- Pasquale says. school does have an evacuation pen in their town. Lowell Police Chief Barry process similar to that used in With that in mind, Lonnie Emmons says the City of Lowell case of severe weather. "We are Swanson of the West Michigan is developing a written plan, and advised by officials just like in Garden Center, set out lo fmd chronicled two emergency situa- sever weather situations," Esch some answers. "I asked Don tions in the previous seven years said. Keiser of the civil defense and that the Lowell volunteers, re- The Lowell Superintendent Lowell's Emergency Medical Van goes into action for the Lowell Community in disaster he said it was up to the City of serves, police, firemen and re- also said that some Lowell situations. Lowell lo write up a plan of ils scue have taken care of the prob- School employees are currently own or to contact them in case lem in workman-like fashion. being trained in this area. of an emergency." "As a matter of fact," Emmons He continues, "I then asked aded, "I was told we look care Lowell's City Manager Dave of the problem too quickly to be Bike Coming June 15 - 21 Pasquale and he said the County eligible for federal aid." takes care of it." He was referring to an evacu- Pasquale said he did not re- ation because of a propane leak Safety meber the conversation, but 5-7 years ago and a chlorine leak added that the City of Grand at a city sewer plant. Rapids has its own emergency In disaster situations, the City Tips management plan and cities the of Lowell is equipped with a Haideei size of Lowell fall under the Mobile Emergency Van which is Bicycle safety is no acci- County's emergency prepared- set up to direct work during the dent. Here are some basic ness plans. disaster. "The van was built and safety rules that will make your next trip safer and more enjoyable.

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(Must be 21 years or older to enter) Biking can be fun and • Trip For 2 To Rorida exercise for the entire fam- / jhr • Beachcomber Packages e Whenever you're turn- (Win A ing. be sure lo use hand sig- Bike) nals. it Coloring Contest For Kids • Walk across busy inter- sections. • Always keep to the right * Smurf Glasses and obey Iraffic signs. with purchase of kids meal e Whether your trip is June Fourth's The Date, long or short, always ride single file. These Two Can't Wait! • On long trips into un- out to win you over familiar areas, take along a good map. It will show you the 2157 W. Main St.. Lowell. Michigan roads and help to orient you HOURS: Sun. - Thuts. 6 a.m. -11 p.m.; Fri. & Sat. 6 a.m. -12 p.m, with natural and man-made features. Remember, don't nde double or hitch rides on moving veh- icles. Having fun safely on 'V*>•% X • • • % * your next bike trip is easier if > ^ * ••• •• you use a bit of common sense. Bug & Bean This is second in a series of 5^ six releases.