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25C The Lowell Volume 13, Issue 11 Serving Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 Wednesday, January 25, 1989

High School J auditorium renovation

JAYCEES' SPECIAL "M" NIGHT MEETING put on hold

Inlcresled area persons are invited to attend a special "M" Night A year ago a group of people, has given the auditorium some meeting of the local Jaycees Chapter on Wednesday, Feb. I at including Linda Zaczek, Dick atmosphere. It is no longer 7:30 p.m. Graham, Gordon Gould and dingy." The meeting will be held at the Moose Lodge, upstairs, 210 1/2 Dick Korb, got together to think Gould added that the project E. Main, featuring a guest speaker and offering an opportunity to through a program process that was to renovate the auditorium learn about and to join the Jaycees. would lay the groundwork for a through the use of community The Jaycees is a leadership training organization involved in five-year project to renovate the education funds. The thought community service, open to interested persons between the ages Lowell High School Auditorium. process went beyond a sound of 21 and 39. The benefits from such a pro- system and painting. It was a If further information is needed, please call 897-6173. ject might give a rebirth to the five-year project that would in- extra curricular drama program, clude replacing the theatre cur- TICKETS ON SALE FOR LAAC WINTER PLAY provide a setting for the com- tain, installing new lights, laying munity education theatre class- new carpet, increasing the use of Tickets for the LAAC Winter Play, "The Savage Dilemma", es, and a place the Lowell Stu- the video equipment and expand- will go on sale Wednesday, Jan. 25. the dates for the play are dent's Arts Council could per- ing the sound booth which would Feb. 16, 17, 18, 23, 24 and 25. The curtain will go up each form skits. include a compartment for video evening at 8 p.m. at the Lowell Middle School. Since the extra curricular equipment. Thursday performances are S4 for adults and $3 for students drama programs were stopped at However there has been a snag and Senior Citizens. Seats for Friday and Saturday performances the high school there has been according to Linda Zaczek, Low- are $5. Tickets can be purchased in blocks of 20 or more for $4.50 no attention given to the au- ell's Director of Community each. Blocks must be paid for by Feb. 10 to receive the discount. ditorium, according to Gould. Education. "The renovation pro- Tickets for "The Savage Dilemma" are on sale at Cousins' Card The first step in this project ject has been put on hold because Sitting is Lowell Student Council President David Kniola and and Gift Shop. Call Joanne or Karen at 897-5000, for more infor- was the installation of a new of the difference (cuts) in state standing behind him is student council advisor Gordon Gould mation. $2,500 sound system. Then, to- funding for community educa- in the recently painted Lowell High School Auditorium. ward the end of the year, the stu- tion and other priorities for dis- SERIES ON FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE BEGINS IN trict funds," she said. dent council, spearheaded by added class to the room." munity education won't improve LEDGER President David Kniola, or- As to when the project may He continued, "However, in until the state betters itself. The ganized a weekend under the gui- be taken off hold, school offi- the state's attempt to clean up school had planned to use some Beginning this week, the Lowell Ledger will be offering a three- dance of Gould (council advisor) cials would not speculate. abuses that have occurred in the district funds other than that of week series on financial aid available to students who wish to to re-paint the auditorium. "The 'The kids did an absolutely community education area it has community education, but will attend colleges and universities. job is complete and the students beautiful job painting the au- also hurt the good programs." be unable to until locally we're The deadline for the State of Michigan Scholarship Fund is Feb. did a super job," Gould said. ditorium," Lowell Superinten- Esch says "The funding for com- back on track financially." 15. "The kids had fun and the paint dent Fritz Esch said. "It has January is "Crunch Month". Now is the time to get figures for the financial forms from your income tax records. Financial forms may be picked up at the Lowell High School.

ATTENTION COMMODITY RECIPIENTS Showboat board vacancies filled Four new Showboat Board Commodities for all those eligible will be distributed on Thurs., members were announced at the Jan. 26 at the regular time and place. Jan. 23 meeting Monday night. All registrations have to be updated this month. Be sure and The Showboat vacancies be- have proof of income, ID,and Social Security cards. came available following the res- Appointments for fuel assistance will also be taken. ignations of Jim Hodges, Bonnie Applicants should present heat bills for the past 12 months or Grooters, Ray Quada and Roger the most recent heat bill (if fuel is gas or electric) or at least the Brown. past two bills if heat source is a deliverable fuel (propane, wood, Filling those seats will be Ron oil). Proof of total household income for the past 90 or 120 days Wood, Chuck Myers, Denny (up to date application). Social Security card numbers and Medicaid Thomet and Dale Triplett. cards (if receiving public assistance must also be presented. Wood is self employed at RW Call Bemadette Johnson at 897-8519 anytime for more informa- Arts, he has lived in Lowell for tion. 26 years. He is active in the First ATTENTION COMMODITY RECIPIENTS Congregational Church and the Grand Rapids Symphonic Choir Government Surplus Commodities for all those eligible will be and with the Lowell Area Arts distributed on Thurs., Jan. 26 at the Lowell Moose Lodge, 210 Council. E. Main, Lowell. "I've always enjoyed the All registrations have to be updated this month. Be sure and have proof of income. ID,and Social Security cards. Cont'd pg. 22 Appointments for fuel assistance will also be taken. ICEMAN'S OUTLET - Formerly Applicants should present heat bills for the past 12 months or Village Party Shoppe. Try our new the most recent heat bill (if fuel is gas or electric) or at least the wine rack and get free 3-D Super past two bills if heat source is a deliverable fuel (propane, wood, Bowl glasses with purchase of 12- oil). Proof of total household income for the past 90 or 120 days pack of coke. Northside parking (up to date application). Social Security card numbers and Medicaid is available. Call 897-8791. cards (if receiving public assistance) must also be presented. Call Bemadette Johnson at 897-8519 anytime for more informa- GARY'S COUNTRY MEATS - tion. OFF THE BLOTTER Four newly appointed Showboat Board members were announced at the January meeting. For fresh meat cuts, cold cuts and cheese visit LowelPs exclusive Involved in a properly damage accident Jan. 14 was James Pictured, from left to right, are Chuck Myers, Ron Wood, and Denny Thomet. Not pictured Stoutjesdyk, 35, of Lowell when the car he was driving on M-21 is Dale Triplett. meat market at 205 E. Main. Call 897-7306. near Ridgeview Dr. struck the rear of a car driven by James Holder, 31, of Grand Rapids. BRIDAL & PRINCESS HUCKLEBERRY'S SIDEWALK Jeffrey Smart, 19, of Lowell and Tom Jacobs, 18, of Saranac, BOUTIQUE - New and gently CAFE • Stop in for our homemade PRECISION & FASHION VILLAGE INN • Daily specials - will lace charges of Breaking and Entering in Ionia County, Lar- worn stylish consignments. Lo- soup & sandwich combo or a fresh HAIRSTYLING - For both men Kitchen open until 2 a.m. - Beer cated in the Ye Olde Curiosity baked cookie. Take-outs too. 897- and women. Man's World specials 2-S p.m. M-F. Call 897- Cont'd pg. 24 Shoppes. 214 E. Main. 8120. Hairstyling. Phone 897-8102. 8880. The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday , January 25» 1989 - Page 2 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, January 25, 1989 - Page 3 . . Michigan outdoorsmen and women Coming Events Uultuaries express strong views on environment ) Notices In the Ledger s "Com- EVERY 1ST & 3RD THURS. - EVERY THIRD SATURDAY - events will take place on the 25, WED., FEB. 1: Historical Dress 7195; Saranac call David Hunter, other periodicals dealing with land protection laws. The same An even 50-50 split was regis- LUKSO- Mr. John Lukso, aged nephews. Mr. Smith was an ac- An overwhelming majority of ing Events" are free of charge Lowell Area Jaycees. meet at the Men's Breakfast 8 a.m. at Lowell 26. 27 and 28th Reservations Up Day at St. Mary's School and 642-9767; and Clarksville call percentage of respondents want tered on the hot question of 76. of Ada. passed away January tive member, since 1941, and Michigan sportsmen and hunting, fishing and conserva- to any non-profit organization Lowell Congregational Church at Assembly of God. 3050 Alden are $10. Call 459-6322. a fact presentation from the 7th/ David Caswell 868-7467 for the state to acquire unclaimed de- whether of baiting in the Lowell, Ada, Alto, and more info. Arrangements can be 18. 1989. He is survived by his later became an elder of the Reor- sportswomen strongly favor tion and holders of Michigan 7 00 p.m. New members wel- Nash, (just south of town). Spec- 8th grade as CSW continues. hunting and fishing licenses. The posits on beer and soft drink con- for deer should be made legal Saranac area. We prefer such comed. Membership 21-39 ial speaker and good food. For THURS., JAN. 26: Senior Citi- made for transportation up until wife. Arlene D; son, Richaid ganized Church of Jesus Christ Congressional approval of legis- survey included 12 questions on tainers and use these funds for But legalizing the use of tree notices to be kept brief and to years of age. Leadership training more info call 897-7047. zen tour of churches sponsored THURS., FEB. 2: The Annual January 30. (John) and Arlene L. Lukso of of the Latter Day Saints. A lation to curb acid rain and the environmental cleanup projects, stands during the firearm season be submitted by mall, but will through community involvement. by Lowell Community Education. Home and School Potluck dinner Tucson, AZ; two brothers. four Memorial Service was held Jan. adoption by the Michigan Legis- natural resource management is- was decisively rejected by sur- accept notices by phone at Interested, call 897-9152 or 897- THIRD TUESDAY EVENING - Call 897-8434 for reservations will be held at St. Mary's All-Pur- SAT., FEB. 25: Grand Rapids lature of a law to protect from sues and 10 on environmental a proposal opposed by 12 percent sisters, a brother-in-law, four 18, 1989, at the Reorganized 897-9261. 6539. Ladies Joy Fellowship. Various and information. pose Room for all parents and Junior College Alumni Associa- quality matters. of those polled. vey respondents. grandchildren; several nieces Church of Jesus Christ of Latter overdevelopment critical por- topics and special speakers. For their children to celebrate Catho- tion sponsors a Night. By margins of 93 percent to To the question of whether a Also rejected was a proposal and nephews. Funeral Services Day Saints, Alto. tions of the state's Lake Michi- WOMEN OF THE MOOSE EVERY 1ST & 3RD TUESDAY more info call Lowell Assembly THURS., JAN. 26: Tops Club lic Schools Week at 6:30 p.m. Doors open at 7:30 p.m. Live au- minimum building setback lo open the turkey hunting sea- were held Saturday. Rev. James gan sand dunes. six percent, respondents went on Chapter night meeting is held the - V F W. Post 8303 meets at the of God at 897-7047. Open House at 7 p.m., Saranac Ham. Rolls, and Table Service ction begins at 10:30 p.m. $4 in should be established for de- son to anyone purchasing a ) C. Kowalski of St. John Vianney STEINKE - (Dawson) Those are just two of the find- record in favor of Congressional ^first Monday of each month, at 8 V.F.W. Clubroom. 307 E. Mam Public Library, rear door. Make are provided. Dish to pass deter- advance and $5 at door Both approval of federal acid rain velopment on Great Lakes license rather than limiting the p.m. your resolution now to lose mined by grade. ticket prices include $2.50 worth Church officiating. Interment Steinke, aged 91, of Saranac, ings of an extensive attitude sur- St.. Lowell at 8:00 p.m. EVERY SUNDAY EVENING - shorelines. 86 percent answered number of turkey hunters Royal Rangers for the boys. Mis- weight. Join Tops. All ages wel- of playing chips. Proceeds go to Grandville Cemetery. passed away January 15, 1989. vey conducted by the Michigan legislation and adoption by the through the draw system. WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Bus- SATURDAYS - Take Off sionettes for the girls for kids kin- come. FRI., FEB. 3: St. Mary s Church Alumni Scholarship Fund which She is survived by four sons, United Conservation Clubs Michigan Legislature of meas- in the affirmative and 12 percent iness Meeting is held the third Pounds Sensibly Tops #M11493 dergarten and up. Christ Ambas- will hold an All-School Liturgy as provides scholarships to stu- Donald Steinke of Midland, (MUCC) and published in the ures to protect critical Lake in the negative. Seventy-five per- SMITH - Mr. Jay H. Ray Smith, Respondents favored the rein- Monday of each month, at 8 p.m. meets every Sat. at 8:30 a.m. in sadors for the youth (7 thru 12 FRI., JAN. 27: St. Cecilia Music a finale lo the Catholic Schools dents attending GRJC. Michigan sand dunes and limit cent think restrictions should be aged 84. formerly of Grand Harold Steinke of Beaverton, January issue of MUCC's Michi- troduction of limber wolves in the Congregational Church grades). Christian Clubs to help Society will present a recital of Week shoreline development. placed on rivers to ease Rapids, passed away Monday. Jack Dawson of Florida. Phil gan Out-of-Doors magazine. limited areas of northern Michi- EVERY SECOND TUESDAY basement in Lowell. Corner of our children grow through the vocal and piano music at 10:15 SAT., FEB. 18: Lowell Women's No less than % percent of canoeists' conflicts with sport a.m. in the music building, 24 January 16, 1989. He is survived Dawson of Ionia; one daughter, The survey was conducted by gan. Continuation of the De- The Lowell Area Fishing Club Spring and Hudson Sts. Weigh- means of achievement prog- SAT., FEB. 4: Travelogue No. 3 Bowling Association 39th Annual those returning questionnaires anglers and to reduce damage to Ransom Ave., NE, preceded by City Tournament to be held at by his wife, Ada M. Smith; his Mrs. Leona Goltz of Big Rapids; MUCC over the summer and cember ruffed grouse season was now meets at the Flat River ins from 8:30 a.m. til 9:00 a.m. rams, special activities, crafts at United Methodist Church at 7 said fines collected in pollution river banks. an informal get-together coffee p.m. Public welcome Subject: Roll Away Lanes and Lowell son, and step-sons and their one sister. Selora Campbell of early fall to measure public favored. Snowmobile Clubhouse on Pot- and basic moral learning. For cases should be set aside for en- Respondents favor a plan for ters Road, just East of Montcalm TUESDAYS - Take Off Pounds more info call Lowell Assembly at 9:30 a.m. Free to members: China, presented by Stuart Lanes on Sat., Feb. 18. 25 and families, John Robert and Iva Comstock Park; 13 grandchil- views on environmental protec- Introduction of new game Ave. at 7:00 p.m. All prospective Sensibly Tops #MI 372 meets of God at 897-7047. non-members. $4 adults. $2 for Sauber. Mar 4: Sundays Feb. 19,26 and Smith of Lowell, Bruce and Col- dren. 10 great-grandchildren. tion and natural resource man- vironmental enforcement ac- the state to build and operate a species like Hungarian partridge t lembers or interested individu- every Tuesday evening at the students and senior citizens. Mar 5. Contact team captains or lene Ellis of Sun City, AZ. Paul Funeral Services were held Jan. agement issues. tivities. toxic waste facility to handle r and European hare was backed als are cordially welcome. Lowell Congregational Church LOWELL LIBRARY - will be TUES., FEB. 7: Music Boosters bowling establishments. Hope to and Margaret Ellis of En- 19 at the Lake Funeral Home, More than 59,000 responses eighty-seven percent of the re- hazardous waste generated in by the survey respondents. They basement. Comer of Spring and open: Mon. 9:30 to 4:30 p.m.; SUN., JAN. 29: Catholic Schools will meet at the Middle School see everyone this year. Saranac, with Rev. Kenneth spondents feel state and local Michigan. glewood. FL; seven grandchil- were received from a sample also voted for more public access FIRST MONDAY OF EACH Hudson Sts. Weigh-ins at 5:45 Wed., 12:30 to 8:30 p.m. and Fri. Week begins with the students Band Room at 7 p.m. All Parents Harger officiating. Interment prosecutors should increase their Respondents also expressed dren and their families; 12 great- selected from among recipients facilities like boat ramps on land MONTH: The Bowne Township p.m. & Sat., 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. sharing their memories in a spec- of band and choir members are Saranac Cemetery. efforts to enforce the stale's wet- strong opinions on hunting, fish- ial bulletin supplement at St. grandchildren; many nieces and of Michigan Out-of-Doors and owned by the state on lakes and Historical Society will hold regu- invited to attend. ing and natural resources man- lar meetings at the Township THURSDAYS: Take Off Pounds Marys. rivers near urban areas. SENIOR CITIZENS BOWLING agement issues. Hall. 6059 Linfield. Alto, on the Sensibly Tops Ml No. 333. LEAGUE - 60 years and older, THURS., FEB. 9: Michigan Ma- They voted yes to the question Respondents said they would first Monday of each month at Saranac, meets every Thursday welcome. Roll-Away Ltd. Lanes MON., JAN. 30: The students at sons and Children s Hospital of of whether the Department of not support an increase in hunt- 7:30 p.m. No December or Jan- evening at the Saranac Public Li- on Wed. at 1 p.m. St. Mary's School will do Bible Michigan are sponsoring a Iree" Natural Resources should place Squares to open Catholic 1 ing and fishing license fees in uary meetings. brary. Weigh-ins at 6:45 p.m. regional clinic in Grand Rapids a higher priority on the construc- Schools Week. to help children with diabetes A A small flat sponge or L 111717 1989. WED., JAN. 25: National poet of tion, maintenance, and operation EVERY SECOND WEDNES- SECOND MONDAY OF EACH team of specialist in manage- paper towel kept in your They were solidly opposed to Scotland, Robert Burns will per- DAY: Lowell Woman's Club MONTH: The Lowell Area TUES., JAN. 31: Students at St. ment and education of diabetes refrigerator vegetable bin of more public shooting ranges ^ form music readings and piping legalizing the use of crossbows meets every 2nd Wednesday of Schools Board of Education Mary's will be putting together a will evaluate each child. Discus- can absorb much of the ex- throughout the state, although at LLC Classical Theatre. 61 during the archery hunting sea- the month at Schneider Manor at meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Board time capsule and having a pizza sion groups also. In the Lowell cess moisture collecting the vote was close. Sheldon Blvd. SE. at 8 p.m. The son and to allowing farmers to 12:00. Luncheon and program. of Education office located in the lunch to celebrate CSW. area call David Miller at 897- there. Results from the survey will sell deer crop damage permits to Middle School. 12685 Foreman be forwarded to Governor James hunters. EVERY SECOND WEDNES- Road. J. Blanchard, members of the Nor did the survey respon- DAY: Lowell VFW Auxiliary No. Legislature, the Michigan Natu- dents look favorably upon prop- 8303 meets at 8 00 p.m. at the EVERY MONDAY EVENING: ATM BANKING ral Resources Commission and VFW Post. 307 W. Main Street. "Euchre" will be played at the osals to designate certain lakes other leaders to give these deci- Lowell. V.F.W. Post 8303 at 7 30 p.m. and stretches of rivers as "catch sion makers a profile on ho^ Admission is $1. prizes. Public and release'' fishing areas. They Michigan sportsmen and women EVERY THIRD SUNDAY: The welcome. voted against establishing "no- Flat River Snowmobile Club feel about the issues. * kill" fishing areas. eets at the clubhouse at 11841 EVERY MON. & TUES. MORN- THROUGHOUT "c otters Rd. A Potluck is at 12:30 ING - Coffee Break Bible Study. p.m. with business meeting fol- Monday 7:15 to 8:30 p.m.; Tues- lowing. New members and day 9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. For the fm* vme in modem history, the world population guests are welcome. Lakeside Community Church. growth rate is declining reports the United Nations. 6201 Whitneyville Rd. QUA-KE-ZIK SPORTSMEN'S CLUB meets every 2nd and 4th 3RD SAT. OF EACH MONTH - mrsm MICHIGAN Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. at the Club V.F.W. Post No. 8303 in Lowell. building at 11400 Foreman 307 W. Main. Steak dinner, serv- Road. Lowell. ing 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. Public in- vited. SECOND TUESDAY - Better ^Buyers Food Buying Club meets EVERY TUES. MORNING - "ie second Tuesday of every Ladies join us for Coffee Break/ e: m month at 7:00 p.m. at Grace Story Hour at Calvary Christian ^7 "TOOTIE Kutchey's home, 1001 Heffron. Reformed Church. 1151 W. On January 25, 1989 Lowell. Interested people are Main, Lowell 9:30 thru 10:45 a.m. welcome. For information, call Nursery provided. J. Kathy at 897-8779.

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considering their vocations. "I lay ministers are a revival of the He chuckles. The chunh hav dog sled competitions in Big Rapids for nearly eight Deacons, who go back to the held out for 20 centuncs and will years (1974-82) pnor to relocat- had an idea of what I wanted to do in the fourth-grade. I never early church days." Monsignor hold out for 20 more ceniuruv ing in Lowell (St Marv's)in July Wintertime means ice-skat- Amy Kondos is among the grow- Moran said. The church adjusis to ihe icm closer to Olympic status," said of 1982. entertained any other idea." ing, building a snowman, and He added that the difference poralities, bui always comcs Chuck Orvik, product manager ing ranks of racers. Seventeen- There's a greater variety of Monsignor Moran said. I was gliding down a mountain on a 44 year-old Kondos was recently attracted to the priesthood today is that the lay people have back to the objective norms forTbffy's Dog Food. Sled dog people in a parish. It's not as pair of skis. But to a growing chosen by Tuffy';j Dog Food to through my association with the access to education. Monsignor Moran uses racers arc finally beginning lo academic as a full lime teacher group of athletes known as serve as a teenage spokesperson Catholic church in grade school In an overview. Monsignor materialism and wbjectivism to see formal recognition of their or an administrator." Monsignor mushers, wintertime has a very for the sport. "Amy represents and with the church pnest." Moran added that the Catholic characterize the philosophies of exciting sport." Ibffy's is the of- Moran said different meaning as December the future of sled dog racing." The number of people answer- Church was larger in numbers in our day. ficial sponsor of the Olympic- While he may not be in the marked the beginning of sled dog said Orvik. "The teenagers of ing the call to the priesthood are the early 60's. 'In many areas When the church is compared drive and also sponsors one of same academic climate as that at racing season. Thmughout America will someday accept down, but efforts to encourage there isn't as much interest in the to where it will be in 10 years. the most prestigious races on the the semmarv. he still docs teach Michigan, as well as othei areas Olympic medals on behalf of people to consider the vocation church, yet in some there is Monsignor Moran believes hisuv circuit, the Tuffy's Triple Trail. to some extent at St. Mary's .of the Northern United Siates. their country." are still strong There are efforts more,'* he said. "In the early 60*5 nans looking back are in hctte; Sled dog racing is unique School. He adds "I present a re- "thousands of sled dog com- Many of the annual sled dog to encourage the vocation families were more knit together position to judge "Things run in among winter sports. Intense sume of the church history to the petitors and spectators travel to races that take place across the through the diocese. The Serra than they arc today - in large part cycles. Is the church at a high or training, strength, and outstand- seventh and eighth-graders at the compete in and observe the excit- country each year are staged in- Clubs make efforts to find indi- because there is more to draw low now - again I'll leave that ing physical conditioning are school. " whetting the students' ing sport. conjunction with winter festivals viduals* young people who are people out of the house." to the historians " necessities, just as they are in interest in history. The major dif- Known as the fastest growing where the variety of activities for According to Monsignor Monsignor Moran. who has other such competitions. But ference is at the seminar) the stu- giving thought to life," Monsig- winter sport, sled dog racing is the entire family is endless. Moran, young people become at- been with St. Mary's since 1982. sled dog racing also requires the dents wanted to be there, wanted nor Moran said. currently being considered for Some events scheduled in tracted to cults in their desire to no longer adhers to the six or ability to train, condition, con- to learn and had an appreciation He added that the church is exhibition status in the 1992 Michigan are The Alpena Sled grow independent "They're nine-year cycle of change that trol and motivate a team of 3 to for study. Monsignor Moran finding a number of older men Winter Games in Albertville, Fr- 20 dogs for a distance of 3 to 15 Dog Race on Jan. 28-29 at searching for fulfillment." pnests follow "It doesn t apply doesn't expect and is smart coming into the priesthood as a ance. With support from Hiffy's miles. And while one might con- Alpena; Millersburg Sled Dog second vocation. "Businessmen Some believe the church could after the age of 65." he says. enough to know that the same Dog Food, mushers are continu- sider sled dog racing to be male- Race, Feb. 4-5 at Millersburg; who have never married, their help itself if it would change with Monsignor Moran points w interest and desire to learn and ing their pursuit of this goal, and dominated sport, 40 percent of Kalkaska Sled Dog Race. Feb. the times - with society. "The helping people, bringing people study is a little different at the wives have passed away, di- "this season's sled dog event the mushers are women who 11-12 in Kalkaska and The church doesn't change in funda- to the Lord, and taking the Lord grade-school level. "I try to vorced men - all interested in de- schedule will offer Michigan re- compete right along with the Michigan-Wisconsin Challenge, mentals - it believes the objective to the people, as his vocation's make it fun and keep it simple." voting their life to spiritual sidents a chance to witness these men and often win. Feb. 18-19 at Curtis. Ml. norms (standards) are true for reward. he says. things." future Olympic athletes in ac- "There's no gender gap in sled For a complete schedule of "People should pray as if they What's on the minds of grade- In part, the decline in interest every generation," Monsignor tion. dog racing," said Orvik. sled dog events, write to Tuffy's Moran said. "In today's society depend on God and work as if school students today differs a may have encouraged the church "There is a feeling of anticipa- "Women of all ages compete in Sled Dog Campaign, 211 East Sled Dog Racing is considered to be the fastest growing winter sport and is currently being we have a wave of suggestivism they depend on themselves." little from his boyhood davs in to utilize the abilities and talents tion in the air as the sport moves the various classes." In the north- Ontario. Suite 1300, , anticipated as an event at the 1992 Olympics in Albertville, France. There are several events « 0 what sounds good to you.'" Monsignor Moran adds. Manistee. Monsignor Moran and of the lay ministers. "Actually em tier slates. Olympic-hopeful IL 60611. scheduled throughout Michigan this winter. other grade-school kids were YWCA Homespun Illllii issues Devotions By Pauline Spray chocolate

JAN. 26: Andy Grindle. Bobbie JAN. 30: Chad DeWitt, Mary challenge Monsignor James Moran has been watching over St. Mary s Kietzman, Andy Nowak. Irene Willy ard. Susan Roudabush. For Thou art my rock and my came down in blustery swirk Church since 1982. He was first ordained into the priesthood in Pawloski. Roland Doyle, Janis Johnson. fortress; therefore for thy The ground soon was covered 1945. Dorothy Biggs, Bemadette JAN. 31: Steve Idema. Dan C name's sake lead me. and guide again and the birds searched fran- The Grand Rapids YWCA in- Growing up in Manistee, life James Moran of Lowell's St. Johnson. Scott Duckett Wingeier. Tony Blattner. Rick me (Psalm 31:3). tically for food. I gre^ cot^g riles all professional chefs, ^eemed more easy-going There Mary s Catholic Church said. JAN. 27: Nancy Roth. Agnes Fonger. cemed about the daffodils VVHjP «media representatives, and indi- was not the rush of activity, the Moran. 70, ordained in 1945. Dawson. FEB. 1: Frank Wright, Lila It was like spring outside. The has happened to them. I fretted. vidual bakers to compete in the running around to be enter- spent 30 years in the St. Joseph's JAN. 28: Renee DeBold, Kns Grummet. Chris Vezino. Andrea snow had entrciy disappeared Has their premature awakening 7th Annual Chocolate Lovers' tained A surge might be felt Seminary in Grand Rapids, 17 Stremler. Ryan White. Gloria Bishop, Gilbert VanWeelden. during the "January thaw." Our caused their ruination? Festival to held Sunday, Feb. 12 from 2-5 p.m. at the L.V. when a young tot felt a tug on of those years as director of the King. Kathe Biggs. Jeannie Din- daffodils were sending shoots up How often. I thought, we act his fishing line, or even some- seminary. "Being a director at a taman. Carea J. Eastmead. through the dark, damp earth. like the daffodils. It is eas\ to Eberhard Center. thing stronger - a jerk. JAN. 29: Jov Hecht. Stacev The kangaroo cannot jump get ahead of the Lord and act Chocolate Lovers' Festival is seminary is much like a principal ¥ • Then the weather turned sud- if its tail is lifted off the a time to indulge in Grand I think people lose much of at a high school or a president at Bill. Bob Waner. Margaret ground. It needs its tail for denly. Cold wind roared anmnd hastily instead of waiting on Him Rapids' famous sampling of life's real pleasures because of a college." he says. Monsignor Ramsdell. Brenda Kinsey, Erin pushing off. the comers of the house. Snow for guidance and direction. A this running around." Monsignor moved on to St. Man 's Church Johnson. word spoken impetuously is chocolate masterpieces created sadly regretted. An unpremedi- by the city's outstanding profes- tated act is sorrow! ull>^| sional chefs. The Professional lamented If only we always Category has been expanded this sought God's leading, how much year to include both fine dining happier all of life would be' establishments and casual AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY eateries. The top three entries in Much pain would be spared u> if we waited for His guidance the professional and media ADA COMMUNITY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE before acting. This applies to all categories will be chosen by a ADA CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH the issues of life - big and little. panel of local culinary experts, BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH OF LOWELL 7227 Thomappie River Dr. 676-1032 Premature action too otten and winners in the individual cat- REFORMED CHURCH 3900 East Fulton 201 North Washington Street Pastor THOMAS J BARTHA egory will be chosen by popular 7152 Bradfieid St, S.E 676-1698 REV RAYMOND E BEFUS REV RICK UPCHURCH brings regret. But we are Kuind Morning Worship 10 00 A M vote during the event. Each indi- REV BRIAN P BOSSCHER Morning Worship 9 50 A M Church School 10:00 A Mi lo succeed if we "let Him lead Sunday School 11 20 A M Morning Worship . 8 45 A M and 11 00 A M (Broadcast 10 A M WMAX 1470) Morning Worship 1100AM the way." vidual submitting a competitive Evening Worship 6:00 P M Sunday School IQ OO A M Sunday School 11:15 A M Evening Sen/ice 6:00 P M Prayer: Precious Lord. taM AMtry will receive a free ticket to WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS Evening Worship 6 00 P M Evening Service 6 00 P M Wednesday Mid-Week Sen/ice ^he event. Deadline for entries is COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUR my hand. I seek Thy guidance Wednesday Service 7:30 P M Jr Teens Adults 7 00 P M Feb. 3. CHURCH HOME WELCOME TO ALL and wait for Thy direction Show Nursery-Come & Worship With Us me Thy plan. Lead me in the Last year's winners in the pro- path wherein Thou wouldst hau fessional category were Gibson's me walk. Trusting Thee 1 shall Restaurant, Charley's Crab, and FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY not stray, nor can 1 ever lose mv Guthrie's Restaurant. Top media OF ALTO winner was radio station WYCE, CHURCH OF LOWELL OF LOWELL way. Amen. Corner of 60th Street & Bancroft Avenue 2275 West Mam Street followed by Grand Rapids Busi- Meeting at the Lowell Middle School Sunday School 10 00 AM Sunday School 9 45 A M ness Journal and Advance News- (12675 Foreman i Thro' this changing world below Morning Worship 1100AM Sunday Worship Services 11 00 A M & 6:00 P M Sunday Morning Worship papers. Evening Worship 700PM Awana - Wednesday g 50 p ^ Lead me gently, gently as 1 go And Children s Mimstnes 10 00 A M. In addition to the excitement Wednesday Bible Study Wednesday Prayer Meeting . . . 7 00 P M Trusting Thee. I cannot stras. Midweek Bioie Services and Youth Ministry ^ f viewing and sampling choco- and Prayer Meeting 7 00 P M JOE GERKIN. PASTOR 897-0017 I can never, never lose m> was Q A JOYFUL WORSHIPPING COMMUNITY late delights, the Chocolate Lov- GENE SICKLER. PASTOR DAVID COBB, YOUTH PASTOR 897-6348 Fannv J. Cmsh) 897-6477 868-6403 or 868-6912 ers' Festival provides funding for important YWCA programs in- cluding the Domestic Crisis ALTON BIBLE CHURCH FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Uncoin Lake Ave at 3 Mile Road FIRST UNITED METHODIST A CREDIT PROBLEM? Center, the Child Sexual Abuse Sunday School 10 00 A M CHURCH OF LOWELL FRIENDSHIP COUNTRY Treatment Center, Camp Morning Worship 11 ;00 A M (United Church of Chnst) CHURCH OF LOWELL BANKRUPTCY? Newaygo and Youth Programs. Evening Praise 7:00 P M 404 North Hudson 621 E Mam Street 897-5936 CHAPEL For details and entry forms REGULAR HOURS 10200 Grand River Ave. DIVORCE? Wednesday A WAN A 7:00 PM 897-5906 call the YWCA, 459-4681. Tick- And with 4.9% financing from Ford Credit you'll enjoy them all year long. (Sept • Apnl) Worship and Church School . . . 10:00 A.M. Morning Worship 9:00 A M and 10:45 A M.. Sunday Services 10 30AM NO CREDIT? Wednesday Bible Study 7 00 P M ets for the event arc available at Prayer and BiWe Study 7:30 P M Rev David Hagens Pastor Church School 9:30 to 10:30 A M For affordable transportation this financing or $500 cash back from Eleanor Martin Director of Education REV WILLIAM AMUNDSEN. MINISTER BOB ROUSH. PASTOR NO PROBLEM? the YWCA, 25 Sheldon Blvd., REV KENNETH R MCGEE, Pastor Manlyn Ossent|u*c Director of Music Nursery available at both services 897 7489 AE and at WDOG Restaurant in winter, and for the summers ahead, Ford Motor Company.* 897-5648 Of 897-4273 1 Bamer-Free Nursery Provided Barrier - Free Entrance I will guarantee financ- wlcKay Tower. Adult tickets arc Ford YOU ARE WELCOME' just look to your Greater Michigan So come into your Greater Michi- ing on selected used $10, and children's tickets (12 with minimum cas and under) arc $5.00, Ford Dealers. Because with conve- gan Ford Dealer for the only snow- Credit down. Could qualify for ST. MARY'S nient Ford Credit financing, qualified mobiles that offer you doors, a roof GOOD SHEPHERD MISSIONARY CHURCH new car financing, 10501 SeWewood Ph. 897-7185 CATHOLIC CHURCH payments as low as... 00** buyers can purchase a new '89 Ford and a great financing package from LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday School 9 45 A M 402 N Amity Worship Service 1100AM MSGNR JAMES MORAN •139°° per month. But it only eats fruit: The Escort or Ranger S and get 4.9% Ford Credit. Greater Michigan Ford Dealers 10305 Bluewater Highway Evening Service 6 00PM Saturday Mass 5 30 p M biggest bals are the flying foxes Prayer and Bible Study-7:30 P M Wednesdays of South Asia. Their wings may Morning Worship 10 00 A M Sunday Mass 9 00 & 11 00 A M CONTACT •4.!l Annual IVm-nUflr Kali* Kteancmft ll»nm#li M CmJU (iir (iiulifH-d Iwym on mm IUK1 Bwift iir Kanftf S mudcls (Maimui TniiiMiiiv**! •hiK ). OUnt IiimimR in- Sunday School & Adult BitXe Class 9 00 A M. GLENN H MARKS span up to six feet from tip to iiviulahk- and inrmur with WnflU iif li-rm Most lakv nrw vvhidr tMivify fnun Mm au k k Ma\imiiiii of Hi per nisioim r Urulrr imiik i|uimi Foreman Road FRED MORGAN JOSEPH FREMER PASTOR i fp, according to Ranger Rick nuo alfcrt rusUmirr savinge Sir iMer Uw nini|>lHc ilrtailv 897-8307 897-9110 at 897-8431 magazine. The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, January 25, 1989 - Page 6 Catholic School week at St. Mary's The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, January 25, 1989 • Page 7 Drive made to keep technology graduates in state January 29 to February 4. is ebrate with Bible Squares; Hies grades; Thursday. Feb. 2 there Feb. 4 the students are asked to Catholic Schools Week at St. day, Jan. 31 they will have a time will be a prayer service and Padden noted that there are ex- sity's Collegiate Employment State University and Michigan small businesses can leam share their own memories among A unique pub lie-private-edu- Michigan Technological Univer- Mary s School, as well as all capsule and a special pizza Home and School potluck dinner cellent employment oppor- Research Institute surveyed Technological University, the working together. their families at home. cational partnership has begun a sity. with small and mid-si/ed ^ Catholic Schools in the United lunch; Wednesday, Feb. I will be pilot program will match en- Michigan Technolop ruuna|l in the evening; Friday, Feb. 3 the The theme this year for the technology-based firms across tunities in Michigan However, thousands of state college and pilot program responding to Gov. States. Historical Dress Day and a fact school will hold an all-school many are with smaller, growing university 1986-87 bac- gineering and business students Executive Director. William W week is "You Leave Something James J. Blanchard s desire to the state. Catholic Schools Week is a presentation by the 7th and 8th liturgy and finally on Saturday, technology-based firms that can- calaureate graduates, it found scheduled to graduate from those Cassell, said this will be the first Others Can Look Forward To." keep technology and business "The Governor has specifi- week set aside to recognize what not afford the cost of an exten- that 35 percent of those earning schools this spring and summer time that smaller techn.il,m school graduates in the state and cally spoken to the need to put the Catholic Schools do. It is to sive recruiting effort, but need business degrees and 27 percent with employment opportunities firms will be able to compete ef- support the growth of smaller our engineering, science, and make the public and the parish the state-of-the-art talent pro- of those with engineering de- at dozens of Michigan firms. fectively with major industries technology-based firms. business graduates to work here aware of the activities and func- duced by Michigan's colleges grees left Michigan for jobs out EMU's computer database for specialized graduate skills WEEK OF JAN. 30, 1989 Members of the partnership, in Michigan." said Jeffrey Pad- tions of the Catholic schools. Pointers for parents.... den. the Governor's Small Busi- and universities. of state. "With the help of theTcchnoj. the Michigan Department of will be expanded to accommo- St. Mary's in Lowell has a "While some graduates may Padden said the pilot job skills ogy Council's statewide member- MONDAY Commerce and the Michigan ness Advocate. "Many of our date students from all three very full week planned to cele- Parents can help their young- Knowing that today's busy matching program proposed by ship network. I think we can Aimed at pre-schoolers, the Technology Council, will act as 'best and brightest" graduates genuinely prefer the perceived schools, and to encompass job sters leam to love reading. parents can't always find the Italian spaghetti or turkey and noodles, cole slaw or prove that bringing more of the brate this occasion. books include Disney stories, "matchmakers" connecting busi- head elsewhere because they security of a job with a large cor- the Michigan Technology Coun- skill requirements at participat- One way is to start reading to time to read to their children. state's technology employers to. I On Sunday, January 29, the fairy tales, Peanuts stories peas, French bread w/honey butter, assorted fruits or ness and technology students may feel there are better oppor- poration, we assume that many cil, a not-for-profit organization ing companies. Computer them at an early age and make Golden Books has found a sol- gether with prospective employ, W students will share their and bedtime stories. Two- from Michigan State University, tunities in large firms outside of would relish the challenge and that supports technology busi- matching will identify the most reading an enjoyable experi- ution—Two-Minute Stories. Minute Stories are sold at jello, milk. ees can benefit Michigan mdus memories in a special supple- ence. Eastem Michigan University and Michigan." opportunities that small, high- ness development through a likely candidates for each open- These books feature six or local bookstores, toy and de- TUESDAY try tremendously." Cassell said ment to the church bulletin; Mon- growth firms can offer." Padden statewide network of member ing. An MTC project coordinator more quality-time creating partment stores. [f the pilot program succeeds day. Jan. 30 the students will cel- tales in each book. Hot dogs or cheeseburgers, tossed salad w/dressing, said. "This pilot project will test businesses, educational institu- will then make arrangements for Cassell said the MTC can en- mixed veggies or com, chilled fruits or pudding, bars that assumption. It will make tions and government units, was the firm to interview several large it statewide. B) charging Work in Lowell such opportunities more visible "eagerly accepted." The Com- qualified candidates during one or cookies, milk. modest fees to employers, the to graduates by connecting them merce Department is backing the visit. WEDNESDAY program could become largely as easily with the smaller firms eight-month effort with a The pilot program includes a self-sustaining, he added Fish nuggets or sliced ham, mashed potatoes or rice D • O • U • B • L • E as corporate recruiters do with $30,000 grant. job fair at MSU and creation of Legal Notices the larger ones. " Focusing this year on Eastem internships and co-op employ- and gravy, steamed green beans or beets, dinner rolls When Michigan State Univer- Michigan University, Michigan ment programs so students and or bread w/p-nut butter, jello w/whip or fruit, milk. Mammogram tion and motion and the mat- County of Kent, State of Michi- bearing the return address of THURSDAY ters and things therein con- gan, on the 28th day of De- Plaintiffs' attorney, and same Tacos w/meat, cheese and lettuce, jonny cake w/honey T • R • I • P • L • E tained and alleged will be be deposited in the United * Full Line Auto Parts Dealer screening cember. 1988. butter, salad or vegetable, choice of fresh or canned heard and determined in his States Mail addressed to the * Complete Machine Shop Service improvements absence. PRESENT: The Honorable Defendant, JERRY GRIN- fruit, milk. DONALD A. JOHNSTON, WIS, at 1125 Adams. S.E., FRIDAY * Computerized Quick Service or due to Michael W. Sefton District Court Judge Grand Rapids. Michigan, Assorted sandwiches or fishwiches, potato chips and Incentive Programs Attorney at Law 49507, the Defendant s last Special Orders State Rep. 3351 Claystone. SE On the 29th day of known address. pickles, salad or soup or baked beans, fruit or jello, Grand Rapids, Ml 49506 November. 1988, an action milk. V i C11-13 was filed by BARBARA FAU- DONALD A. JOHNSTON BLE, GLORIA FAUBLE, and District Court Judge There is also a 3rd choice everyday of a chef salad SHELLING State Representative Maxinc DARLENE FAUBLE, Plain- 113 Lafayette Berman (D-Southfield) is intro- STATE OF MICHIGAN tiffs, against TIMOTHY Examined, Entered & Coun- for students in the Middle and High School. TEMPORARIES > ducing a comprehensive package CIRCUIT COURT STATE OF MICHIGAN FOREST and JERRY GRIN- tersigned by Me: mm of bills that would impnwe the PROBATE COURT WIS, Defendants, in this court Vicki Orange FOR THE Prices of lunches to students includes milk. Elemen- Lowell, Ml quality of mammogram screen- COUNTY OF KENT COUNTY OF KENT for summary proceedings; Deputy County Clerk ings in Michigan by requiring CLAIMS NOTICE Land Contract forfeiture, con- C9-11 tary $1.00, Middle and Senior High $1.05. ^ Hours that radiologic technologists be SUMMONS BY INDEPENDENT PROBATE cerning the property located v M-F-8-5:30 licensed and that the machines PUBLICATION at 517 Crofton, S.W.. Grand and facilities where the screen- File No.: 88-147.604 IE Rapids. Michigan 49509. and Determine Y our Own Sat.-8-1 m 897-9234 STATE OF MICHIGAN ings are performed meet certain Case No. 88-64754-DO more fully described as: CIRCUIT COURT quality standards. Estate of: HARRIET JUNE FOR THE Rate Of Pay "This package of bills addres # N RE: THE MARRIAGE OF DARBY FROST. Deceased, Lot 9 of Kroodsma's COUNTY OF KENT ses the immediate need for the 382-38-6127. Addition to the City of REJEANNA C. BRAUN ORDER FOR PUBLICATION training and licensing of mam- Grand Rapids. Kent Good Work Attitude SS 212-66-6264 TO APPEAR AND ANSWER mography technologists, but u Petitioner TO ALL INTERESTED PER- County. Michigan AND SONS: Your interest in the es- according to the recorded does not slop there", stated Ber File No. 88-64891-DM CITY OF Can Lead To... man. The bills would also require CRAIG E. BRAUN tate may be barred or affected plat thereof. that mammography facilities re- SS 377-48-1610 by the following: The decedent, whose last CHRISTINE LYNN ceive accreditation from the Respondant Upon hearing and considera- known address was 703 E. CLAPPER. LOWELL Regular Work American College of Radiology tion of the verified Motion of Plaintiff. as a condition of certification, TO: CRAIG E. BRAUN, 2572 Main Street, Lowell, Michigan Plaintiffs, attesting to the fact 49331 died December 16, vs every health insurance carrier or Wyandotte NE, Grand that the whereabouts of the 1988. An instrument dated ROBERT DAVID With Pay Incentives prepaid group plan doing busi- ^Rapids, Michigan 49505 Defendant. JERRY GRIN- April 18, 1978 has been ad- CLAPPER. ness in Michigan must cover WIS. are unknown, that there- mitted as the will of the de- Defendant NOTICE FROM mammography screening, and a BE IT KNOWN, that on the fore service upon the Defen- Now there are ipprommalely 7.000 7-Eleven stores in the United ceased. 4 Day • 40 Hour Stales ... and that figure is growing almost every day The reason tor 7-Eleven s breast cancer mortality reduction 27th day of September, 1988, dant, JERRY GRINWIS, of At a session of said Court held CHIEF OF POLICE 7 success It is backed by The Southland Corporation, a company with more than $3 program be established in the the above-named petitioner, the Summons and a copy of in the Hall of Justice, Grand billion m annual sales and o*r fifty years of expertise n the field of convenience Creditors of the deceased are Dept. of Public Health. by her attorney, Michael W. the Complaint in this action Rapids. Michigan on this 9th Work Week food store operation notified that all claims against EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER CORRECTION Approximately half the states Sefton, filed in the Office of cannot be otherwise effec- day of January, 1989 the estate will be barred un- HOW CAN YOU PUT /-ELEVEN'S SYSTEM TO WORK FOR YOU? have laws licensing operators ot the Clerk of the Courts of Kent tuated, and it appearing to the How* By simply calling the number below or filling out Ihe coupon requesting less presented within four Due to a mistake In the new issue of the Ameritech mammography machines but County, in the State of Michi- court that the Defendant. PRESENT: The Honorable additional information You II find out how you will benefit from 7-Eleven expertise months of the date of publica- gan. under Case No. 88- JERRY GRINWIS. can best DENNIS C. KOLENDA. Cir- Pages Plus, the telephone numbers for the Lowell mcludmg store training, site selection, marketing, bookkeeping and promotional Michigan is not one of them "I tion of this notice, or four Police Department appearing In the business sec- Some Overtime support through local and network advertising .. TV. radK> and newspaper. find the current condition of 64754-DO, a Petition for Dis- be apprised of the pendency cuit Court Judge. months after the claim be- tion are Incorrect. mammography screening in solution of Marriage for Provi- of this action by the publica- Remember before you make a decision ,. this decision or any other decision comes due. whichever is later. tion of this Order in a news- On the 14th day of October, Available investigate it thoroughly Find out everything many areas appalling" Berman sional Orders with Affadavit Against the above-named Re- paper. 1988, an action for divorce Persons In the City of Lowell with an emergency said. "People have a right to ex Claims must be presented to should dial 9-1-1. FRANCHISE FEES pect that the tests they undergo spondant and the said was filed by the above named Interviews: 1 The initial franchise fee is $10,000 Also, the franchisee pays a continuing fee the independent personal rep- are administered by qualified Petitioner having also filed in IT IS HEREBY ORDERED Plaintiff against you the above based on the gross profit of the franchise business and other payment as resentative JAMES M. MAR- that the Defendant. JERRY All persons with non-emergency calls for informa- described fully m the store franchise agreement. people using quality equipment. said Clerks Office her af- named Defendant, in the Cir- RON, 3360 Kissing Rock Rd., GRINWIS, shall serve his an- tion or assistance should dial 897-7123. This legislation is a significant fidavit showing that the cuit Court for the County of 2 DEFERRED FEE Lowell, Michigan 49331. step toward assuring women in whereabouts of the Respon- swer on John D. Mitus. attor- KENT. A $10,000 Deposit toward purchase of inventory ney for Plantiffs. whose ad- Barry D. Emmons B $200 Cash Register fund Michigan that not only will this dant, upon diligent inquiry, is Thursday Notice is further given that the dress is 410 Bridge Street. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED Chief of Police proven lifesaving procedure be not known, and whereas said A estate will be thereafter as- N.W., Grand Rapids. Michi- that you. the Defendant, 012 IT IS UNLAWFUL TO OFFER OR SELL ANY FRANCHISE WITHOUT PROVIDING YOU available to them, but that the Petitioner having filed said DISCLOSURE CIRCULAR AT LEAST 10 DAYS PRIOR TO EXECUTION OF ANY signed and distributed to the gan. 49504. answer or take whose last known address BINDING CONTRACT OR PAYMENT OF ANY CONSIDERATION OR AT THE TIME OF examination will meet a standard Petition required said Re- persons entitled to it. such other action as may be was VA Medical Center. Ward YOUR FIRST MEETING WITH OUR REPRESENTATIVE. WHICHEVER IS EARLIER of quality second to none in the spondant to appear and an- Jan. 26 swer or otherwise defend permitted by law on or before 13-2. Battle Creek. Ml 49015 CALL OR WRITE TODAY WE MAY HAVE BEEN nation.*' James M. Marron the 15th day of February. shall answer or take such LOOKING FOR EACH OTHER thereto. 3360 Kissing Rock Rd. 1989, at 9:00 a.m. Failure to other action as may be permit- •••• Lowell, Michigan 49331 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. The Respondant. Craig E. comply with this Order may re- ted by law on or before the This franchise offered by: C11 sult in a judgment by default 6th day of April. 1989. Mr. Craig Wirth Big things in small packages: Braun, must respond to this against this Defendant for the Garb-Ko, Inc. Miniature horses - no bigger Summons within thirty (30) Lowell YMCA Office 7-Eleven Food Stores relief demanded in the Com- FAILURE to comply with this than Saint Bernard dogs days from its last publication, 729 36th Street STATE OF MICHIGAN plaint filed in this Court. Order shall result in Judgment VERGENNES s rhi lh and should he fail to do so, have been around ' by default against you. the De- Applicants must have: Grand Rapids. Michigan 40509 judgment by default may be IN THE DISTRICT COURT 15th and 16th centuries. M"> FOR THE IT IS FURTHER ORDERED fendant. for relief as set forth experts say small ponies sul entered against him for the re- * Two pieces of ID 61 ST JUDICIAL DISTRICT that a copy of this Order be in the Complaint filed against TOWNSHIP as ShetJands and Welsh were lief demanded in the published once each week you. 7-Eleven Food Stores used to breed the first minis. Petitioner's Petition and Mo- * Home Phone ORDER OF PUBLICATION with three consecutive weeks Dennis C. Kolenda 5800 Gratiot. P O Box 1948 At one time, minis were u. ^on. Saginaw. Michigan 48605 AND (or for such further time as the Circuit Court Judge * Reliable Auto to pull carts in coal mines. ^ (517) 799-6937 ORD^R TO ANSWER court may require) in Kent Examined. Countersigned horses' small size made them NOW THEREFORE, by order PUBLIC NOTICE File No. 88-SP-4129 County. And Entered Name perfect for a low ceiling of said Court, said Respon- Darcy Richardson. Today, however, """""" dant is hereby notified of the Deputy Clerk Vergennes Township Is receiving bids for cemetery •n BARBARA FAUBLE. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED horses are used mostly filing and pendancy of said lawn maintenance for the 1989 season. Please send SHELLING Petition against him and that GLORIA FAUBLE. and that the first publication of this show. According to fL Legal Aid of for specifications for bid proposal to Vergennes 9 - Zip DARLENE FAUBLE Order be made within 14 days Rick magazine, a mini un unless he appear and answer Michigan Township Cemetery Commission, 10381 Bailey TEMPORARIES Telephone 30 inches may sell of tens or otherwise defend thereto at Plaintiffs from the date of entry of this V By: Sherri Resnick (P-40592) Drive, Lowell, Michigan 49331 or call 897-5671 on thousands of dollars! the calling of said cause on Order and that prior to the An Equal Opportunity Organization TIMOTHY FOREST, and Attorney for Plaintiff Wednesdays. the 10th day of March. 1989, date of the last publication of 430 Federal Square Building JERRY GRINWIS a copy of this Order, a copy 2100 Raybrook SE at 9:30 a.m. in the Circuit Grand Rapids, Michigan Jean Hoffman Frederick the Great al^ tfourt at the Hall of Justice, in Defendants. of this Order be enclosed in a 49503 Suite 109 ways Insisted his coffee Township Clerk 957-1616 tne City of Grand Rapids. Kent At a session of said Court, properly sealed envelope, (616) 774-0672 Grand Rapids. MI made with champagne m C11,13,15 County, Michigan, said peti- with postage fully prepaid. C11-13 stead of water. held at the 61 st District Court, The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. Januan 25. 1989 - Page 8 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, January 25, 1989 - Page 9 Showboat vacancies r nance committee of the First ell in 1985. following a short stay to see it continue I think it is a been a member of the Lowell Showboat and have been m- Chamber of Commerce, and is a Congregational Church; and a in . I community for five years. The Lowell Ledaer s great identification for the city leresled in u's development and member of the Lowell Auto consultant for Junior Achieve- He is active as co-chairman of and a good way to show people He is active with the Lowell progress." Wood said. Dealer group ment Project Business. the Congregational Church Mis- v\hat Lowell is all about." he Area Arts Council's Board of Di- Thomet is the sales manager Thomet, who has lived in "I enjoy being involved in our sionary Committee; and in the says. rectors; a treasurer for the Lowell at Thomet Chevrolet. The West- Lowell all of his life, would like community. Lowell has so much Saranac Community Club Trip-' to see Showboat continue to be Myers is President of Area Chamber of Commerce; a ern Michigan graduate is the act- to offer," Myers said. "Showboat lett has also been involved with FMB Slate Sa\ ings Bank and has trustee and member of the fi- ing President of the Lowell a pan of Lowell forever "I v^ant was nut active when I came to the Lowell YMCA board and was Lowell, but now I'm happy that a Lion's and Jaycee member I have a chance to work on one while in Montana CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION of Lowell's major attractions." "I grew up with the Lowell Triplett is the manager of the Showboat. The Lowell commu- Patton JRB Saranac branch of- nity has given me a lot and this* fice. The 1971 Lowell High is a way for me to give something FMB State Savings Bank School graduate returned to Low- back." Triplett said.

Consolidated Report of Condition of FMB - Stare Savings Bank of Lovel 1 And Foreign and Domestic Subsidiaries, at the close of business cozy corner LISTING December 31 19^8 r a state banking Institution organized and operating under the banking laws of this state and a member of the Federal Reserve System. Published In accordance with a call made by the State Banking MAGAZINE Authority and by the Federal Reserve Bank of this District. by Roger Brown

Dollar Amounts In Thousands ,• feotyr#! Complete ASSETS Utfingt off Lowoll Back before the holidays I told you about Terese and I joining 1. Cash and balances due from depository institutions: 1 3 940 a Weight Watchers "At Work" program where she is employed a. Nonlnterest bearing balances and currency and coin** SL Cable TV Chaimols RCON i NA Since then I've been queried by readers on numerous occasions b. Interest-bearing balances1 "gr U 222 about my progress. Well, I stated at the end of that first article that 2. Securities (from Schedule RC-B) On A Dally Basisa you wouldn't see my picture at the top of this column until I reach 3. Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell: ill 4 rg* 3 300 my goal weight and shed a chin or two. a. Federal funds sold 1 RCOw 1 NA To be more specific, I had lost W/i pounds as of the last weigh- • Complete A b. Securities purchased under agreements to resell ; wn in. and that's about one quarter of the weight I want to lose. 1 4. Loans and lease financing receivables: managed that loss over an eight week period which spanned the lasy To Itoo a. Loans and leases, net of unearned income (from Schedule RC-C) holidays, a two week vacation and last weekend which included i b. LESS: Allowance for loan and lease losses a retirement party, a family reunion/baby shower, a 40th birthday * c. LESS: Allocated transfer risk reserve party and a Superbowl party. I'm scared lo death that I'm going O Listings Coincide \ d. Loans and leases, net of unearned income, to be back up a pound or two at today's weigh-in. So, in answer allowance, and reserve (Item 4.a minus 4.b and 4.c) vS 51 m With Nmnbors On NOON to those who've asked how this weight-loss is going, don't look NA 5. Assets held In trading accounts for my picture at the top of this column much before the Fourth-of- RCON 1 349 Your Tunor 6. Premises and fixed assets (Including capitalized leases) July. ROOM 84 7. Other real estate owned 21M RCON I have to be honest. I really haven't been very good about 21)0 NA 8. Investments In unconsolidated subsidiaries and associated companies following the "Weight Watchers" program. I've fallen off the diet Channel Station City NA 9. Customers' liability to this bank on acceptances outstanding T? wagon on several occasions over the past eight weeks. In fact, RCON NA MTV 10. Intangible assets (from Schedule RC M) • • • • • ato I've fallen off, lost sight of the wagon and had to go looking for o Music ?42 11. Other assets (from Schedule RC-F) it a few times. o NASH Nashville RCON r lf?0 75 J21 12. a. Total assets (sum of items 1 through 11) •••••• I've received considerable education about what foods to cat WSYM Lansing b. Losses deferred pursuant to 12 U.S.C. 1823(j) (from Schedule RC-M) •sr NA and which ones to avoid. The old adage that says, "if it tastes 0 •o® WOTV Grand Rapids RCON c. Total assets and losses deferred pursuant to 12 U.S.C. 1823(j) (sum of Items 12.a and 12.b).. OJOT 75 i2l good, it's fattening" is not necessarily true. There are some really QD® WXMI Grand Rapids scrumptuous recipes in the program. The trouble is, trying to fit oo WQVU Grand Rapids all that food preparation into a busy lifestyle. After a long day. it's (SO WKAR PBS Dollar Amounts in Thousands tough to find the discipline to take the time and effort to grill some CDIQ) WZZM Grand Rapids LIABILITIES fish, prepare a salad and steam a vegetable. Especially when the ID HBO Premium kids just had a large pizza delivered and you know there are some 13. Deposits: MCOM O TBS Atlanta a. In domestic offices (sum of totals of columns A and C from Schedule RC-E) UJU ,' • ' • 13.a. cold beers in the fridge. (D MAX Premium (1) Nonlnterest bearing' 81: 13.a.(1) For the most part I've been reasonably good about what I eat. DISN Disney 60 92( • (2) Interest-bearing 13.a.(2) At a cocktail party I spend more time at the veggie tray than I do 9 USA Variety b. In foreign offices. Edge and Agreement subsidiaries, and IBFs at the steaming pot of meatballs. When pizza is ordered I load up FAM Family (1) Nonlnterest bearing on carrot sticks and water before it arrives, then try to satisfy r WON Chicago myself with one slice. At MacDonalds I order a salad, but can't (2) Interest-bearing ESPN Sports 14. Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase: help sneaking a few of the kids' fries. I've got just enough discipline m CNN News NA to spin my wheels. I'm kinda like a car on a steep icy driveway. m a. Federal funds purchased'. CNNHEAD Headline b. Securities sold under agreements to repurchase' T NA I've got just enough traction to keep from slipping backward, hut m News 15. Demand notes Issued to the U.S. Treasury Irri 644 not enough to make the grade. I need a set of chains for my hunger pangs. e NICK Kids TV 16. Other borrowed money NA CD PASS Troy 17. Mortgage Indebtedness and obligations under capitalized leases F3 NA The only reason I'm getting anywhere at all with this diet is my CONTAINS LISTINGS FOR FRIDAY, JAN. 27 THRU 0(S WWMT Kalamazoo 18. Bank's liability on acceptances executed and outstanding NA Schwinn Airdynne exercise bicycle. I've been pretty religious about chugging away on that thing every morning. I was on it at 4:00 WUHQ Battle Creek 19. Notes and debentures subordinated to deposits ffi® THURSDAY, FEB. 2, 1988 a.m. this morning. I nxie for 33 minutes and logged ten miles. I WILX Lansing 20. Other liabilities (from Schedule RC-G) MA ® 3® NEIL PATRICK HARRIS (left), Sada Thompson, Elizabeth Barridge and Barnard Hughes are members of a southern family which ACON maintained my pulse rate between 140 and 150 and when I was Lansing 21. Total liabilities (sum of Items 13 through 20) ®QD WLNS la poised on the precipice of change in Home Pint Burning, Sunday, Jan. 29, on CBS. The "Hallmark Hall of Fame" presentation done, my sweatshirt was soaked to the point you could wring sweaM DISC is baaed on the novel by Robert Inman. *COH out ol it. What I can't figure out is how I can have the discipline 22. Llmlted-llfe preferred stock 22. to hall kill myself on that bike every morning, and not have the EQUITY CAPITAL discipline lo undo it all with the wrong food and drink. Just stupid 23. Perpetual preferred stock Ml I guess! 24. Common stock 31 I've rambled on long enough about dieting. Next week I think 25. Surplus aeon I II tell you a little more about my exercise bike. That is, if it hasn i 26. Undivided profits and capital reserves FRIDAY. JANUARY 27TH killed me by then. 27. Cumulative foreign currency translation adjustments 28. a. Total equity capital (sum of items 23 through 27) Time lor a ALL VOU CAN EAT!!! b. Losses deferred pursuant to 12 U.S.C. 1823{J) (from Schedule RC-M) !/> ' c. Total equity capital and losses deferred pursuant to 12 U.S.C. 1823(1) MON (sum of Items 28.a and 28.b) LAKE PERCH DINNER Fries & Coleslaw or Cottage Cheese 29. Total liabilities, llmlted-llfe preferred stock, equity capital, and losses deferred little change! pursuant to 12 U.S.C. 1823(j) (sum of Items 21, 22, and 28.C) 751 821 MEMORANDA - DEPOSITS OF STATE MONEY - MICHIGAN $ 0 The great Alaska brown bear weighs as much as 1.600 Get together with family & friends at Germaine's this pounds and measures up to nine feet in length FRI. & SAT. JAN. 27TH & 28TH I. Robert J.Elzinga, EVP & Cashierpf the above-named bank do hereby declare that this Report of Condition weekend and enjey one of these delicious speciais... Namt and title of oHictr aulhonttd lo tign report •8 Oz. 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Snelling Temporaries has been serving the Grand Rapids area for a little more than two years. i \ Helping others achieve the success they desire are front, sitting, Linda Conde, standing, left to right Kay Elmer, Marian Wybenga, Lois Danzo and Sheldon Kahn.

"People unwilling to be tested fills a need of an employer. If Prior to opening SnellingTem- /A we assume do not have the qual- the employee doesn't work out, poraries Service, Kahn owned ifications," Snelling Account there is no fee." and operated Beverly's, a retail manager Lois Danzo said. Kay chain store. "Two years ago a Kahn adds, "Temporary ser- Elmer, Snelling Vice President publicly held international cor- vices similar to Snelling, help adds, "This is a job interview poration bought out the com- handle employer staff needs; per- and people coming in to use the pany." mits employers to be flexible service should prepare oneself According to Kahn, Grand M wilh payroll cost; increases pro- along those lines. Rapids, a city with a number of duction without high cost; and employment agencies, believes How many people seek this its ideal for employees who don't cities are always in need of a ser- want to work year around." type of service? According to a vice that is operated well. "I report by the U.S. Department He adds that often this tempo- learned while at Beverly's that of labor, temporary workers are rary working condition can work temporary service is a practical engaged in productive work 90 into full-time employment. "If way to staff an organization," percent of the time. Further- the employee performs well and said Kahn, explaining as to why more, it suggests that temporary if the employee and employer get he opened such a service. workers are more productive be- along, temporary can work into Kahn added that the pay from cause they are not concerned full-time work." Kahn says. temporary services is compara- with office politics, are not in- The employee skill and em- ble to the salaried personnel. l volved in maintaining social net- ployer needs are matched "Snelling also offers medical be- works, and bring a fresh attitude through heavy testing in as many nefits and holiday pay," he says. to the tasks at hand. The tempo- as 79 different skill areas (e.g. - Fulfilling the needs of the em- rary work may last one day, one word processing and math ployer and employee, Kahn week or one month. The client PHARMACI skills). "We cover all the areas - wouldn't want it any other way. Mi

In 1950, about 15 percent of the population lived on farms. Today the farm population is 2.4 percent.

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HOURS: Sunday • Thursday 6:00 a.m. -11:00 p.m. 897-8402 Friday - Saturday 6.-00 a.m. • 12:00 p.m 2157 West Main Street, Lowell, Michigan The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. January 25, 1989 - Page 20 .^1 • Wl/- • • f t . ,1 I I II ... I ine Loweii Ledger • weanesaay, J 25. 1999 - Pife 21 Red Arrow wrestlers win their invitational well outguns Sparta; falls to Zeeland You could point to Gary Riv- Bart Olin, Lowells top wres- and off at the varsity level, but of Reed City. Todd Nauta, 145 place finishes were Aaron Adams felt the field was strong. We had ers. Lowell s wrestling coach for tory." Bean said. "Lowell has no- tler at 25-1, also recorded three brought varsity experience with pounds, was decisioned by Jason and Nate Nauta. some strong individual wrestlers In a see saw game where "Kemp worked hard on denial ell, all 13 of the Chix tallied thing to be ashamed of. They the past 30 years, as to why the victories against no defeats in him fn>m a year ago, "Wester Wright of Comstock Park, 8-1; Not placing were Rob McGee, and some quality clubs here this neither team ever established defense in the second half on one points. Three of its starters were right on us defensively in Red Arrows are 11-2 overall and claiming a first at the invita- has been given a chance to per- and Jeff Hoffman. 145 pounds, Aaron White and Dave Rottier. year." complete dominance or control, of their key players and I think finished in double figures. the first half." 6-0 in the O-K White Confer- tional. Rivers agreed that Olin form this year and he's done bet- lost in an injury default to Mike McGee and White came off the Lowell will close out its regu- Lowell's Red Arrows were able it was a key to our success," Toby Gruppen led the way Lowell trailed 44-25 at ence. Rivers has proven he is has taken a leadership role with ter than we expected, although Austrauskas of Cedar Springs. mat at 1-2 and Rottier finished lar season at Forest Hills Central to grasp a 90-82 O-K White Con- Thomas remarked. "I was with 17 points, followed by Chix halftime. and on the heels of a able to motivate, inspire and his performance on the mat this we knew he had the ability," Riv- Taking home a third-place the day at 0-2. Thursday in hopes of capturing ference victory over Sparta, im- pleased that when the game was center. Steve Carigon. who net- 9-5 spurt to open the third quar- most of all. he is able to teach year. ers said. medal for Lowell was Trevor "The club anticipated winning its third consecutive conference proving their record to 4-4 in the on the line late we hit our foul ted 15 and Dan Overbeek added his grapplers. Wrestling in the 152-pound Wester claimed first by pin- Tyler (119) and earning fourth- the invitational," Rivers said. "1 title. league and 5-7 overall. shots," 12. ter. cut the deficit to 15 at 49-34. Following a time-out, the Chix You could point to the young class, Olin decisioned Don ning Paul Schoenbom of Com- "We're happy with the win, Leading Lowell in scoring For Lowell. Tim Weststrate were able to rebuild their lead wrestlers themselves. Rivers Jackson of Shelby 11-9 in over- stock Park at 1:15 of the first but we did not have a consistent was Tim Weststrate with 25 netted 18 and Jason Douma back to around 20. an advantage would. Their desire, strength and time. "Olin had a tough title period. effort," Lowell coach. Mark points. Douma tallied 20; Holtz, added 17 points. The Arrows they would extend in the fourth sell discipline keep them at the match," Rivers said. Lowell won the invitational Thomas, said, "Our offense was with a bad ankle, netted 14; Bob were outrebounded 44-21. and final quarter. top of the league every year. Joe Depew, a wrestler with no with 165'/^ points. Following the getting high-percentage shots Adams contributed with 11; and "I thought it was important "We have a nice team this But take a deeper look and the varsity expenence prior to this Red Arrows were Cedar Springs but at the other end our defense Dave Organek added eight. that we played well tonight. year." Zeeland coach Tom Bean reason for success is clearer The year, continued to pleasantly sur- 149; Reed City 114V*; Comstock was allowing Sparta high percen- Rebounding was near even, Lowell beat Forest Hills Central said. "The kids are unselfish and Lowell Elementary freesty le and prise his coach as he earned top Park 90; Shelby 88; Lakeview tage shots." with Sparta holding a slight 28- handily and the Rangers gave us work hard." the Middle School wrestling honors in the 160-pound weight 76,/2; Kalama/oo Central 50^ In what Thomas described as 26 advantage. all we wanted in a one-point vic- programs are strong in numbers, class. Rivers put determination and Ionia 32, the "dog days of the long basket- "It was an ugly game, but strong in teaching, and they give at the top of Depew s strength Red Arrows finishing the day ball schedule." he feels it is im- we're pleased to be where we're the kids a feeder program that is list. The Red Arrow decisioned with one loss and claiming sec- A portant to keep the interest and at this far along in the season." Local golfers battle equal to any in the area. Tylla of Reed City 9-7. ond were Scott Nagy, Todd Nauta energy level up. "As a coach I Thomas added. "I stress to the The strength of the two prog- The fourth and final first that and Jeff Hoffman. must find a way to keep things boys that you play the game and rams was directly responsible in Lowell posted at its own invita- Nagy at 112 pounds was fresh." not the opponent." game and elements the Red Arrows victory at their tional was handed in by Aaron superior decisioned 16-0 in the "Games like this one (Sparta) Zeeland 96, Lowell 56 The professionals golf during month for five years no matter own Lowell Invitational Satur- Wester. The Arrow has been on are difficult especially wilh a title match against Nick Baccon the winter months, in the balmy what the climate." Potter said. young team, because if you win Lowell coach Mark Thomas senings of Florida and Arizona, "We played at Spring Lake when you're supposed to and if you simply said "we ran into a buzz but the men who really define it was 10 below zero and we've lose, it's gees, what's happen- saw." after watching his Red Ar- golf, are those who challenge a played at Deer Run when it was ing,*" Thomas said. rows get leveled by the best team game that humbles all of its dar- 25 degrees and there were four That may be exactly how Low- 2 it will see all year, the number ing conquerers, "and Gol-lee," inches of snow on the ground. ell was feeling after the first quar- two-ranked Class-B Chix from Lowell has four of those daring Elzinga adds, "We carried ter, The Arrows trailed 19-18 Zeeland. 96-56. "conquering heroes." shovels to clear spots for our next against the Spartans, a team that Displaying the patience and Okay, they don't win all the shot." was winless in the conference. Lowell's Aaron Wester claimed a first at the Lowell Invitational with a pin against Comstock unselfishness fitting of a second time, but they dare to challenge On this day though, every- Park's Paul Schoenbom at 1:15 of the first period. The second quarter saw Lowell ranked team, Zeeland handled the game when many men have body but McKelvey are roughly surge with a 31-22 spurt, finish- Lowell's man-to-man, deny-the- not. Thursday. Jan. 19 was one five shots off their average (80- ing the half on an emotional pass type pressure better than any of those occasions. Bob Elzinga, 85), McKelvey's cheeks crack a three-point shot by Jason ( Tim Weststrate shoots a short jumper in the early going against opponent this year as it jumped Mike McKelvey, Dave Potter smile, "I'm shooting better than Douma. Lowell led at halftime Sparta. The senior led the Red Arrows with 25 points. out of the gate quickly, putting and Dennis Anchors braved the when it's warm out," he says. 49-41. Kropf 8th at Rockford a comfortable cushion between windy and frigid elements so that Potter continues as the four- "We looked tentative against itself and Lowell. they could enjoy 18 holes of golf some gets ready to tee it up at Sparta and were reacting instead Lowell's gymnastic team 113,45; Lowell 107.8; East Lans- fall the Arrow had to weather. Red Arrow spikers Zeeland opened a 12-3 lead in at Deer Run Golf Course. the 18th hole, "with the extra of anticipating," Thomas re- finished sixth out of 11 schools ing 106.7; Cadillac 93.65; East "She was coming out of a front the first three-and-a-half minutes Shedding those blinding plaid clothing, you don't over- swing." marked. "We didn't show a lot in the Rockford Invitational over Grand Rapids 88.4; Lansing tinsica and her foot slipped. of the opening quarter and was pants, bright summer-like shirts of life and Sparta was hungry the weekend. Waverly 80.95; Grand Haven Kropf then flipped over the beam get bit by Bulldogs never seriously challenged by and shoes that are more for looks The Lowell foursome, for en- and grabbing for that first league **1 was pleased with the way 59.85. hitting her chest and stomach on the Red Arrows. That lead was than comfort, the foursome mod- tertainment reasons, add some of the team performed. We com- win. We couldn't put the Spar- Laura Kropf was the only Red the beam," said Fitzpatrick. Hoping to build some momen- where they belonged, according increased to 23-12 at th' end of eled winter-down jackets, their own lingo to the game. peted against many Class A tans away." Arrow to place at the invita- "Most girls would not have been tum for O-K White Conference to Kuna. The senior also added eight minutes. shoveling type gloves, hats that Snakes is a term for three-putting schools," Lowell gymnastic Led by the fine defensive play tional. The Red Arrow was able to continue, but Kropf play, Lowell's volleyball team a save. "Zeeland did a good job of covered their ears, and shoes a green; dingies are when players coach Tammie Fitzpatrick said. of Pete Kemp, Lowell was able seventh on the vault, fourth on shook the fall off and con- traveled east lo Ionia. The Tammie Knottnerus was also penetrating and then dishing off (BOOTS) worn to keep the toes reverse their scores with their The host team, Rockford, won to open up a sizeable 21 point the uneven bars, eighth in the tinued." Bulldogs cramped the Red singled out for a fine perfor- to the open man." Thomas said. from becoming frost bitten. Cont'd pg. 22 top honors with 136,25. It was lead late in the third quarter. The floorexercise and finished eighth Arrow plans as they turned back mance. "It may have been her "They're an unselfish and well "We've been playing every followed by Holland 132.6; all-around out of 88 participants. Cattle branding was prac- scrappy Sparta club however, re- Nate Nauta uses this arm lock Lowell 15-12, 15-11, ibest all-around game this year. coached ballclub." in early action at the Arrow Invitational. Nauta placed fourth Mona Shores 120.85; Ottawa Kropf failed to place in the ticed 4,000 years ago. Old fused to quit as it cut Lowell's One of Zeeland's strengths is in the all-day event, "We were not in sync. We The- senior had six service Hills 114.75; East Kentwood tomb paintings show Egyp- lead down four late in the final beam exercise, due to a terrible played poorly and beat ourse- points, one ace, and four kills. its balance scoring. Against Low- ALTO/BOWNE DOWNTOWN tians branding their cattle. stanza. day. lves," Lowell Volleyball coach As a team, the Red Arrows "There's not a wrestler in our Laurie Kuna said. M! was hoping were 38 of 53 serving for a per- DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY lineup that doesn't have the frees- to get some momentum built be- centage of 72. tyle and middle school back- fore conference play." Other individual totals in- AT HT BOARD MONTHLY REPORT ground," Rivers said. The Red Arrows had just four cluded Jennifer Murphy with A recent example of the feeder kills in two games. All four were five service points and two aces; OCT., NOV. & DEC. 1988 program success is Lowell \ Gas. Paris, Service, Tires. K recorded by Tammie Knottnerus. Melanie Nelson had seven ser- •FAMILY TAI^E sophomore John Rupp. He What makes it tough is that vice points and three aces; and BEGINNING BALANCE $3,033.18 earned a first at the Invitational we wasted a strong performance Stacy Davis had two assists, REVENUE $2,08971 Saturday. Although Rivers antici- by Doreen Schneider," Kuna Lowell's record is now even TOTAL INCOME $5,122.89 pated the strength of Rupp's abil- i said, "I don't believe she missed at 2-2. "Athlete of the Week" ity, like anything else until its a tree ball or serve reception all The Red Arrow junior varsity windshield $1.064.66 proven on the field, on the court WASHER match," volleyball team posted its first kept Depew out of the varsity EXPENSES or on the mat it remains just that She continued. "Schneider win of the year against Ionia, de- lineup. "Now that he's made TOTAL EXPENSE $1,064.66 - ability. has strengthened her game 100 feating the Bulldogs 12-15,15-2, varsity. Depew is making the Rivers doesn't hesitate to give percent from a year ago. I think 15-4. best of it." Lowell Wrestling ENDING BALANCE $4,058.23 credit for Rupp's early success her confidence reflects in her Top scorers for Lowell were coach. Gary Rivers said, to the elementary and middle QUAKER SUITE Windshield (C Rubber Queen play." Sherry Hildenbrand with 15 Depew also competes in 10W Oil I ITE loNwra Submitted by: school wrestling programs, "I be- Washer JCMFG. Battery Charger Schneider was five of six in points and Heather Gowen with football in the fall and lieve the background of coming NowM 8 ft. Booster Cables Truck Bed Mat baseball in the spring. "I Samuel K. Barnes 10 Amp Automatic Regular $69.99 attempts on serve reception and 11. up through those two programs Solvent enjoy wrestling the most." he Treasurer 'Of MX of seven on placing free balls Lowell is now I -3 on the year. has attributed a great deal to his JSC, says. Limit 2 $457 The banana plant is not a tree. It's an herb. The stalk success this year," Rivers said. ^PrveCMSsem $3499 " $4997 Areas in which Depew >SeeStonkx Details per gal. Model BC67PS $4499 is made of leaves that overlap each other, like a celery Rupp, who just made the 88! Model 141-146 Most Pick-Up Trucks would like to see some indi- Most Cars wm, stalk. lineup after dropping his weight vidual improvement includes to 171 pounds went 3-0 at the ACTION COUPON adding more moves to-his invitational, earning a top spot. LUBE, OIL & "1 wrestling repertoire. He ex- In the title match he pinned Andy perimented with a few new Joe Depew Hopkins of Comstock Park at FILTER CHANGE take down moves at the Red 4:23 of the third period Arrow Invitational and was ACTION LUBE I He has gone about filling effective, "I also need to do CITY OF one of the question marks on gyre 5 5 d'w a e a a g dTTQ • Install up to 5 quarts •ACTION FAST! a better job with getting my- the 1988-89 wrestling team in a I Action 70W-30 Oil WEEKEND self mentally prepared for a a quiet, unassuming manner. o • Install XSV Oil Filter LUBE matches," Depew said. His performance, how- LOWELL 0 Expert chassic lubneation ISMWIES The Junior said one match e ever, has spoken quite loudly 0 Top off all fluid levels ON LY Jan. 27 & 28 he would like to have back is a about his work ethic, his de- a I 20-point safety inspection the one against Northview. "1 • Costume Contest termination and his ability, e $1299I JBI Most CarsCai* felt I should have won that LETTERS OF INTEREST FOR CITY a Offer expires 1/31/89 Joe Depew. in his first year match," he said. Depew BOARD OF REVIEW - PLANNING COMMISSION 'Shop Supplies Extrai • Prizes • Games on the varsity wrestling team, should get his shot at atone- Now with over 70 locations. There's one near you. has more than contributed to • Pictures (wear your best duds) ment in the Conference Meet The Lowell City Council Is requesting letters of In- the successful 11-2 Red at Forest Hills Central on terest from City residents wishing to apply for either Arrow season. • Live Music (Don-Bob Bush Band! Saturday, Jan. 28, the recently vacated Board of Review position or Depew. 15-11. claimed his In Lowell: 2001 W. Main St. at Ridgeview Depew is the son of Roger the Planning Commission position. The letter of first varsity victory against and Sharon Depew, He has interest should Include reasons why interested In Sparta. "My most rewarding °We laughed, skated and -9:30 'til Closing— an older brother, Jeff, and a these position. win of the year," he would D cheered, 897-0112 younger brother. Rich, who 0all the time you were here. a later say. Most recently he 0 o Store Hours: Mon.-Sat. 5 am to 10 pm Sun. 9 am to 7 pm is a freshman wrestling junior Letters are to be directed to James D. Maatman, o On January 28th, we'll get « added a first place at the Low- varsity at 152 pounds. "We're Mayor, Lowell City Hall, 301 E. Main, Loweii, Ml ° our kicks, Service Hours: Mon.-Sat. 7 am to 8 pm Sun. 9 am to 6 pm VILLAGE INN ell Invitational to his 1988-89 211 W. Main, Lowell • 897-88M not competitive, but we 49331. Letters will be accepted no later than Feb- » cause Debbie it 40 this yeer.e highlights. watch one another and give ruary 6,1989. Wrestling behind Tom Nu- » Happy Birthday, DoUm J 6-* each other tips." C11 HURRY! OFFER ENDS 1/31/89 I'l gent the last two years has In % « •••» W • »• >4i • r • • . • . • « • . ' r r • • • • • v i The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, January 25, 1989 - Page 22 The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, January 25, 1989 • Page 23

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S SERVICES S S WANTEDS SWMEDS S THANKS S NEW8&N S: MUSIC Science is figuring out ways to improve the environment •: UTES WOOD CUTTING - Shares WANTED - Nurses' Aide or WE WOULD LIKE TO NURSES, RN OR LPN - in buildings so we get better ACTION or cash, housing lots and competent person to care for THANK - everyone who has air and landlords get fewer Caring individuals wishing I: Call the D.J.'s that will land cleared, tree removal. elderly man 3 hours per offered prayers, gifts of complaints and lawsuits. Ac- the rewarding and chal- cording to experts, improper I: make your reception or Call 693-3011. week. References required. money or other acts of kind- design and maintenance of party a time to remember. lenging experience of 897-7886. ness during Dean's illness. Clltfn heating, ventilation and air- I: Lite & Listen working with geriatric pa- C11 Dean was diagnosed with 9: conditioning (HVAC) systems Sound Systems tients. 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(616) 897 8872 white, blue top, full power, treatments. The latest report Ph. 897-9480 or Many immediate openings high mileage, motor and is that he will need about 3 241-2292 without waiting list or test. Oh My! It was cold, but nothing these four golf crazies couldn't u o 4. i xu • u n • i .u * n u transmission excellent. more treatments before con- i: Hold Po,ter 3 ,Sn regU,a,,0n S,Ze ,hat W,l, 3 $17,840 - $69,485. Call 1- a handle. From left to right are Bob Elzinga Mike McKelvey. ? ^ h " ' * ^ Call 897-9884. sidering surgery. Cat Scans Dave Potter and rVnnk Anrhnr. ' two-Stroke penalty. 602-838-8885. Ext. R 3468." *** LICENSED DAYCARE - p11 show that the tumors have The good news from re- 'im P9-14 BINGO searchers at Honeywell Inc. is has 1 opening, full-time. **** shrunk. His address is: 181 that properly sizing and in- Every Friday Night, 7:30 P.M. Reasonable rates and de- FOR SALE-Spinet-Console Mount Harmony Road. 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Apply in per- Lussmyer square bales, $3 each. Call JANUARY son at Lowell Medical evenings 676-9568. Care Center, 350 N. C11-12 BUSINESS Center, Lowell. C11 - asj S SERVICES S ATTORNEY FOR SALE-Fairmont 1987 mobile home, 14,x70'. a' Appliances included. 2 The Red Arrows Aaron White did not medal at the Lowell Inyitational. howeyer, he did walk SERVICES ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF off the mat with a v ictory in three attempts. WESTSIDE DELI - Pan bedrooms, 2 baths, fire- COUPON • COUPON — Divorce from $300 NURSES - Lowell Medical pizza our specialty. We make Care Center is seeking an place with many extras. 100% GROUND CHUCK great round pizza too! Free Bankruptcy. Wills RN who has had past ad- Key Heights. Call 897-8712. LEDGER ENTRIES i Biscuits & 100 YEARS AGO IN THE JOURNAL - JAN. 23,1889 McDonald's Delivery within 5 miles ministrative and supervisory C11 The Matched and Drunk Driving Revival meetings have been going on at Sweet School and Hamburger radius. 897-7049. experience in a long term i Sausage Gravy Total Home C10-13 the Baptist Church for several weeks. (7 oz. I Perfect} awards care setting. The successful A Portland man dreams three nights in a row that his wife's i SPECIAL GOOD Comfort System; applicant will have hands-on missing fur collar was hidden in a stump on the farm. Sure $150 ANYTIME RICHARD S WANTED S Balance Arcoaire Air sponsorship and administrative responsi- enough, he pulls a handful of fur out of the cavity, and then WITH I i DAY OR NIGHT I | Only.l/////... WW T COUPON | blity with Medicare covered JUNK CARS WANTED - goes home to change his skunk-damaged clothes. 990 Conditioning DAVIS HEATH Lieutenant Governor, James H. McDonald is killed in a | ALLYOU-CAiy-EATII! 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MON: MEATLOAF mashed potatoes THURS: BEEF STEW homemade cial. 676-9574 or 897- Grand Rapids to provide care in a setting b gravy, buttered corn biscuits when your tooling and heat The Michigan McDonalds Postmaster Perry receives an order to make rural delivery 323. that is challenging but re- ing system is perfectly Operator's Association selected 241-2292 available to Lowell residents living on streets leading to rural TUES: SPAGHETTI garlic toast & FRI: OCEAN PERCH cdesiaw matched. We can install Bnx)ke Danielle Selleck as the warding. An excellent wage SMEMMNS routes. Residents must make the request and put up a box. tossed salad and French fries Arcoaire Air Conditioning recipient of the first corporate and benefit program along H.V. Getty of Vergennes Center is selling Maxwell au- tomobiles. WED:LASAGNA garlic toast b SAT: FRIED CHICKEN coiesiaw and an Arcoaire Gas Fur- sponsorship of the Michigan with the opportunity to work tossed salad and French fries nace that are perfectly Education Trust (M.E.T). Complete Formal in a very good skilled nursing IN MEMORY OF - Charles A large dog walks into Fashbaugh and Jones Market, helps itself to a long string of wieners and strolls out again. matched to each other... Selleck, bom October I, HELP facility is a phone call away. Ritter, who passed away Wear Rental 50 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - JAN. 26, 1939 and to your home. 1987. is the daughter of Dan Sel- Call Faire Tate RN or Larry Jan. 12, 1980. OUR KITCHEN OPEN AT m A.M. TO 2:00 A.M. DAILY The 33rd Annual Board of Trade dinner will be held in the leck, area supervisor for the ...GREAT FOR LATE NIGHT SNACKS OR BREAKFAST... WEDDINGS OR s mm s Yachcik, Adminstrator at high school gym. Thomas Crawford of the Halloren National McDonalds resiaurants in Cedar 897-8473, Lowell Medical He left memories of love and Detective Agency will tell about the capture of Al Capone. Springs. Sparta and soon-to-be- OTHER SPECIAL Care Center for interview. courage A reporter on another newspaper says that Mel (McPher- opened Rockford, which are • HAPPY HOUR • GET PAID FOR READING C11 He left a good name son) makes the snowballs and Runci (C.H. Runciman) throws owned and operated by Mort THIRD SHIFTERS Arcoaire OCCASIONS BOOKS - $100 per title. He left, but he will not be em. which causes Fitz (Gov. Fitzgerald) to wonder who's DAILY SPECIALS Air Conditioning & Heating Pomeroy. Write: PASE - J3045,161 S. **** gone governor anyway. -MORNING SPECIAL— Selleck s name was drawn ran- 2:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Lincolnway, N. Aurora, IL to those of us who loved him. H.C. 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Ex- Wife, Alice 25 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - JAN. 23, 1964 Lowell Heating & Operator's Association was rec- RIDGEVIEW available all three shifts. Full- perience and periodontal Children & Grandchildren Business telephone service is disrupted and a phone line ognized as ihe lirsl corporate time or part-time. Benefits av- therapy helpful. Those in- Helen & Howard Hobbs & system fire alarm goes off for four factories when a cable is sponsor of the M.E.T by pre- SHOPPING CENTER Air Conditioning ailable. Experience preferred terested in becoming a Family shorted out. Service/Installation senting a S6,756 check to Gover- Incumbents. Richard Schlernitzauer. Arnold Wittenbach 2173 W. MAIN ST., but not necessary. Training member of a progressive Charles & Sharon Ritter & • 24 HOUR SERVICE • nor James Blanchard on August is available. Greenville Med- Family and Phillip Schneider have no competition for their City Coun- I. IWK LOWELL dental team, please call 616- cil seats, neither does Justice of the Peace, Howard Rittenger. VILLAGE INN 1002 W. Main St., Lowell, (Crystal Flash Plaza) ical Care Center, 828 E Marge & Darrel Rash & The M.E.T is a state-run in- 527-3050. The Lowell Showboat Corporation proposed to erect per- Washington St.. Greenville. Family 211 West Main, Lowell • 897-8880 PHONE 897-4123 vestment plan that guarantees fu- Ph. 897-6411 C11-12 manent bleachers across Lafayette Street. ture college tuition costs for state (616) 754-7186. youngsters.

WW The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, January 25, 1989 - Page 24 Area Chamber seeks info for Lowell Booklet

With the cooperation of over There won't be any recruiting Commerce is sending out a ques- 300 services and businesses, and there's no charge for having tionnaire to all area merchants. Lowell may soon have its own your name and business put in It is hopeful that all the business information booklet. the magazine," Thomet said. people will fill out the question- The booklet will provide a He added that many surround- naire and return it to the brief synopsis of each business, ing cities have such magazines. Chamber office in care of Denny and information about the City "Chesaning, Hastings, Green- Thomet. of Lowell. i- ville, Ionia and Grand Rapids all The information asked for is v "I believe Lowell is and would have published this type of very basic and simple. It asks be attractive !o many people, but magazine," Thomet said. for the business' name, the type the city needs to provide infor- Thomet said he thought the of business, the business* ad- mation/' Lowell Area Chamber magazine would have to be up- dress, the owner's name and ad- of Commerce's acting president dated yearly. "Grand Rapids up- dress, and a brief history of the Denny Thomet said. dates its magazine quarterly." business, and how it got started, An information booklet was Lowell's Area Chamber of plus other business interests. discussed by the Chamber in the latter part of 1988, and Thomet is hopeful that such a booklet or magazine can be published be- ftf fore the 1989 Showboat. Other than a listing of services Tom Sawyer production and businesses, the information Name of Business; booklet would include a detailed Lowell's eighth-grade drama class performed its version of Tom Sawyer on Wednesday, Jan. Lowell area map, a listing of 18. The play was directed by Cheryl Blodgett.

Type of Business: 1 churches and schools, and the as- " sortment of events and happen- ings that take place in Lowell Address: throughout the year. State searches .. "People don't have lo be a Owner's Name & Address: chamber member to be included. for top seniors Main St., conra

*00* Please give a brief history of the business, program ceny and Destruction of Property over $100 in Kent County, and Larceny Over $100 from the City of Lowell, following their ap- Put the telephone pole over how it got started, other business interests, Jan 17 b Stalc ice in Ionia hen please: According to Inter- etc. below. The search has begun for - y ^ Allegedly both took ^ in national Wildlife magazine, an nominees for the 1989 Michigan breaking into and taking parts off vehicles in Vennen's 30(1 ant weighing .0086 grams can Project Independence Award 1°*. breaking into and taking a radio from a farm tractor ^ ^ 'in Alto. carry a caterpillar five times its sponsored by the Michigan Of- Robert Kopemik, 34, of Lowell was involved in a property weight and IS times its length. fice of Services to the Aging damage accident in the parking lot of Food City on West Main If the average adult male had (OSA). St. Thurs., Jan. 19, when he backed into a car driven by Susan comparable strength, he could Programs are nominated by Anes, 35, also of Lowell. carry an 810-pound object the 14 statewide Area Agencies Please return to: Denny Thomet, Lowell Area Arrested on a warrant issued by 63rd District Court for Malicious measuring 86 feet long! on Aging according to a criteria, Chamber of Commerce, 149 S. Hudson, Low- Destruction of Property Under $100, was Vince Yurkinas, 23, of and two winners, an urban and ell, Ml 49331 Lowell Friday, Jan. 20. a rural program will be selected . . . . . No injuries were reported Friday, Jan. 20 in an accident at Main Onty three percent of the by a prestigious selection com- ^ Hudson ^ when p McCaul, 34, of Lowell Failed to Stop ^ earth's water it fresh. or: Main Office In the Flat River Antique Mall A a. c. . ka Orleans, MI. sion on Aging the State Advis- Jamcs Ennis 36 of was invo|ved in a property damage

ory Council on Aging, OSA Staff accident Saturday, Jan. 21 on Main near Hudson St. when he

and an expert in the field of in- a vchjc|e d^ven by Michael Goos, 19, of Ada exiting a tergenerational programming. pnvate drive The service area from which Arrested and taken to Kent County Jail on charges of Driving nominations are being sought is Under the Influence of Alcohol. Saturday evening, Jan. 21 was

Intergenerational programming Dobvn Cook -o of Lowell also the theme for Senior Power 5^ ofL was involved in a danuge Day* accident in the parking lot of the FMB Bank on West Main St. For this, the fifth year ot this w|len ^ backed into a car driven by Barbara Reagan, 40, of 3 award. Consumers Power Com- Saranac, Jan. 21. pany has donated a cash award Wi||iam VanHarken, 39, of Ada. was injured in an accident

to go to each of the two winners jan ^ when he collided wilh a light post on Main St. near Lincoln who will be presented wilh their ^ ai(empiing l0 avQjd a collision with a car driven by checks and honored as one of the Nicholas Missad, of Grand Rapids. scheduled activities at 1989 Senior Power Day, May 16. The deadline for submission to the Michigan Office of Ser- Letters to the Editor jCoioell School Bus Drivers vices to the Aging is January 31, 1989 at 5 p.m. Conjtll Sckool 3us GeLrnqo Dear Editor £ 1 read the article about King 3ire / SoJctlj Dcparimcnts How do you get premium home- Memorial Pool and was sur- prised to learn that the city owner's insurance at a discount? owned the pool. HPS Dclivtry For a long time Tve thought No problem. it would be a good idea for the Snoiu PLouj Jbrtvers city to enclose the pool and make Auto-Owners Homeowner Policy discounts do just that. There it a year round facility. Ptrhaps are a number of premium discounts you might qualify for, and the city should seriously con- they could rcduce your costs by as much as 40 percent! 'Millc Delivery sider building a new pool and Get broad homeowners coverage, from a reputable source— enclosing it. " at the price you want. Just ask your "no problem" Auto- Another suggestion would br W Jhe LoiveLL Lectcjer Owners agent about homeowner's discounts. It*s no problem with Auto-Owners. lo offer special reduced fees for families, senior citizens and resi- Barents dents living within the city TkiNofMmfyA- limits. I realize that the YMCA J^ariskivyitrs offers special rates, but some of us aren't interested in joining the PATT0N-JRB AGENCY, INC. YMCA. Add Carriers I agree with you, Mr. Brown, 835 W. Main, Lowell. Ml 79 Bridge St.. Saranac, Ml about the need for better recre- ation close lo home for our youth A ll fyeci&L Services Ph. (616) 897-9253 Ph. (616) 642-9401 and families. It may be worth the increase^ CATHOLIC SCHOOLS in millage. Maybe a little com- munity effort and volunteers WEEK could help reduce building costs. Chrisine M. Ellison January 29 • February 4,1989 In recognition of Catholic Schools Week, we give thanks for making our existence

possible. A fully loaded supertanker St. Mary's Catholic School travelling at its normal Gerald Patton Dale Triplett speed of 16 knots needs at least twenty minutes to stop.