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Voluine IS, Issue 43 Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 Wednesday, Septembtr 4,1991 Reuniting with family; Huisman's best treatment Tammy Huisman returns home after nearly 50 days of Chemotherapy in Denver
Jerry Huisman allowed his Brittany officially eel- livcrcd by Northwest Airlines count was down below S00. daughter, Brittany, to see ooe ebrated her seventh birthday from Denver last Wednesday. Doctors would not take her of her birthday presents a day on the 29th of Aug. when her Brittany's Mom. Tammy out of intensive care undl it most prized present was de- Huisman, came home to hex reached500. Huisman'splate- let count is now up to 3,100. Jerry said that the count is still low, but much better. Tm feeling well. I'm un- able to walk because I don'thave any strength in my legs," Tammy said. "Doctors said that's because there is not enough magnesium in my body. They said that should improve over the next couple of days." Huisman said the journey through the treatment was more difficult than a person I m. — tat ni vr- -ll could imagine. "There was a k M A ft V Wjm V / ^TJm I timewhenlthoughtaboutgiv- % ii ingup. But then 1 thought about
I • BHr *• f %"X*f t ^ \ : That gave me strength and Smiles were everywhere at the Kent County Intcraatkmal Airport Wednesday, mari* me realize I was going Tammy Hnfemui returned home to her family after succcssftilly undergoing cfaemo- to make it," she said. "Things therapy treatment in Denver. got so bad at one point that I husband Jerry and their five called my mother and asked children, after undergoing to if she would have people Tammk Hnisman gets a welcome home kiss from one nearly 50 days of intensive I**y ft* because I was of her five children. treatment for reoccurring afraid 1 was to die." breast cancer Huisman received letters University Hospital, doctors The Lowell woman said she Family and friends were ^ 031(15 fran people she removed her healthy bone wasextrcmelygrateful that she waiting for Huisman at die kncw> P60!^ she knew but marrow, so intensive chemo- was given an opportunity to I Kent County International ^ta'1 heard from in years, therapy treatment could be undergo treatment. "I'm not Airport Northwest Terminal and people she did not know, started. Prior to the treatment sure I could do it again. Tammy wept unabashed teas "I received this special shirt Huisman was told that there though, "she said. "1 think this of iov imon siPht of her five frwnmy Sunday Schoolclass. was a 20 percent mortality expereince has given me a children as shTwas wheeled The children had painted on it rate that went with the treat- strength I couldn't have other- into the terminal and they all signed their ment. For a 21-day period wise "Whilethetreatmcntwas LOWELL MIDDLE SCHOOL nam#*," Hniqnan said. "It's during her treatment, Huis- difficult, Huisman being away ATHLETIC PHYSICALS "The tumors, 12 of them vcry t.^a| to me •• man battled a temperature from her five young children t „ spread across her chest, are all -Tammu _„i •• ranging froml02 to 105 de- was probably the hardest of Boys and girls Athletic Physicals wdl be held on Wednes- gone. Tammy can't even k>- Tammy loob real good, all. With Huisman gone, her day. Sept 4, 1991 from 6 - 8 pm. in the Middle School cate them herself," Jerry said. f Huisman survived the brother, Greg and his wife. Gymnasium. While the prognosis is hurdle which doctors referred Vonda, lived with Jerry and - ^ good, there are still hurdles to to as "taking her to HeU and the children and helped out BACK TO SCHOOL TIME! clear. Husiman's family mem- ^ back." Doctors now say her around the house. Have we got a lesson for you to learn! The Lowell Fire hers continue to donate plate- ner worst wee*. nroenosis is good Huknum .wh i # Department wiU host an American Heart Association-spon- lets to Tammy"Her platelet Dunng her stay at Denver's P^gnosis is gooo. Huisman, cont d. pg. 2 sored course, "CPR for Adult Victims." The course will be held on Monday, SepL 16 from 6 to 10 Fracture— d* facia» • •l ibone , the resul- t ofn motorcycle/car
Tbcrc mil be * 55 f« for ihc coyrse Certificates will b. accideIlt 0I1 M-21. LOWCll PoIiCC Chief rests issued upon successful completion.
LITTLE LEAGUE BOARD MEETING Lowell Litde League Board will meet Sept 10 at 7 p.m. at comfortably at Butterworth the Look Memorial Fire Station. Public invited. Lowell Police Chief Barry that the vehicle in front of him the pavement eight feet from sponsible for causing the ac- Emmons has enforced the mo- CRIME WATCH MEETINGS START SEPT. 17 had activated its left turn sig- the point in which he struck cident being caused," Eckman torcycle law since the State of nal, Emmons* bike then struck The Lowell Crime Watch will commence meetings again the vehicle. "Police Chief said. "At this time no citation Tuesday, Sept. 17 at 1:15 p.m. at the Look Memorial Fire Michigan made it mandatory. the vehicle in the leftrear quar- Emmons and the motorcycle has been issued. The accident Because Emmons abided Station. ter panel. came to a resting position SS is still under investigation." A very vibrant speaker from Meijers security will speak to by the law he enforces, he is Emmons, 47, Lowell, then feet from the point of impact," Emmons incurred many us on thefl by both customers and employees. resting comfortably at Butter- lost contol of the motorcycle, Eckman said. abrasions, to the knuckles, el- More information will follow soon on a flyer, which will worth Hospital today, follow- as he and the bike proceeded The accident occurred at bows, knees and face. He re- also contain information on subsequent speakers. Any ques- ing Saturday's motorcycle car to bounce and then slide 47 roughly 4:36 p.m. Saturday. quired several stitches above tions, please call Tom Kinney at 897-3225. Watch also for accident at 2361 W. Main St. feet on the pavement into and Emmons struck a vehicle the right eye to close a lacera- in front of Showboat Video. tentatively planned golf outing on Sept. 28. across the westbound lane. driven by Michael Alan tion. Emmons also suffered a Emmons, riding his Honda Al Eckman, die Lowell of- I Wolbers, l7,ofLowell/Therc facial bone fracture below the Gold Wing, was eastbound on ficer on duty, said Emmons is nothing to indicate that right eye. Main St, cont'd, pg. 8 M-21 when he failed to notice and the bike made impact with Wolbers was in any way re- Accident cont'd. p)». 2
i The Lowell Ledger-Wednesday, September 4,1991-Page 2 Service will be held at a later Ormiston, Laurie (Tom) Methodist Church of Lowell The Lowdl Ledger-Wednesday, September 4,1991-Page 3 three great-grandchildren; Wemet, all of Lowell, Lynette Funeral Scrviccs were held two brothers. Floyd Dukes of date. Memorial contributions to Hospice of Greater Grand Swan of Grand Rapids; four Saturday at the First United Hastings and Dale Dukes of grandchildren, Heather, Ja- Methodist Church of Lowell Big Rapids; two sisters. Effie Rapids. 1 Obituaries son, Mac. and Mike. She was Rev. William J. Amundsenl Priebe of Hastings. Goldie preceded in death by her piir- officiating. Interment oming Events Rounsville of Big Rapids. One SWAN-Mrs. Colleen F. Oakwood Cemetery Memo. sister. Dorothy, preceded her Swan, aged 60. of Lowell, ents, Harold and Vema Yeiter. RARBER-Elizabeth M. Bar- Sunday. September lf 1991. Mrs. Swan was active with rials may be made to the Kid- ber, aged 86. of Lowell, died Surviving are her husband. in death. Funeral services will died August 28,1991. She is survived by her husband, the Lowell Showboat in past ney Foundation. CIO St Notices in The Ledger's Hour at Calvary Christian meeting will begin at 7:30 Friday. August 30.1991. She Lawrence; three daughters. be held this (Wednesday) af- Serenity Club, 101 W. Clubs to help our children years and with the First United Mary's Hospital. "Coming Events" are free Reformed Church, 1151W. p.m. at Ruby Leeman's, was preceded in death by her Mrs. Gerald (Linda) Colbum ternoon at 2:00 p.m. at the Herbert; daughters, Cathy Main, Lowell. grow through the means of MUSEUM NOW OPEN of charge to any non-profit Main, Lowell. 9:30-10:45 115 E. Main. husband. Raymond J. Baiter. of Lowell, Mrs. Pete (Judy) Lake Funeral Home in achievement programs, Admission is free to the organization in the Lowell a.m. Nursery provided. She is survived by her chil- Neels of Lowell, Mrs. Dave Saranac. the Rev. Robert L. THURSDAYS - Take Off special activities, crafts, Fallasburg Schoolhouse WED., SEPT. 11: Chris- Ada, Alto, and Saranac dren. Carolyn Jane (Ivan) (Loma) Emelander of Morris officiating. Burial in Pounds Sensibly Tops Ml, and basic moral learning. Museum - Across the Cov- tian Women's Club will area. We prefer such no- EVERY SECOND TUES- Blough. James (Barbara) Bar- Hudsonville; 11 grandchil- Saranac cemetery. Memori- Class of '31 holds No. 333. Saranac. meets For more info, call Lowell ered Bridge from have a Brunch from 9-11 tices to be kept brief and to DAY The Lowell Area Fish- ber, William (Ardis) Barber, als may be made to a charity every Thursday evening at Assembly of God at 897- Fallasburg Park, 1 to5 p.m. a.m. at Duba's Restaurant, dren; one great-granddaugh- submitted by mail, but ing Club now meets at the all of Lowell; sisters, Olga of choice. the Saranac Public Library. 7047. Saturdays, Sundays and 420 East Beltline, NE. Cost ter. Funeral Services will be reunion at Deer Run will accept notices by Flat River Snowmobile Bushong of Centreville, MI, held Wednesday 3:30 p.m. at Clubhouse on Potters Weigh-ins at 6:45 p.m. Holidays. 4 miles north of is $7.50. Call 784-2911 or NELLIST-Kenneth W. phone at 897-9261. Gretchen Aldridge of South the Koops Funeral Chapel. Arie, Audrey Chase Dykstra. and Evelyn White Parsons Road, just East of EVERY THIRD SUNDAY Lowell in eastern Kent 784-9615 for reservations. Nellisu aged 78. passed away Lowell High School Boardman, MI, Helen Lew of Clarksville. Rev. William Mable Hall Stauffer, Ernest and Jason Onan. Montcalm Ave. at 7:00 p.m. FIRST THURSDAY OF The Flat River Snowmo- County. Wednesday moming. Surviv- classmates of 1931-32 met FIRST MONDAY EACH Swanton, OH; sisters-in-law. Dobson officiating. Inteiment Hoover and Beauice Ethel From the Class of 19^2 All prospective members EACH MONTH: The bile Club meets at the club- WED., SEPT. 11: Snow ing are his wife Irene; one for dinner and an enjoyable MONTH: The South Kent THURS., SEPT. 5: United Methodist Church Mabel Neihardt of South Bowne Center Cemetery. Hughson Pierson, Elsie Kerr those attending were: Gladys orinterested individuals are Bowne Township Histori- house at 18841 Potters Rd. son. Charles Richard Nellisjt time at Deer Run Golf Club 4-H group regular meet- cal Society wil hold its regu- Vergennes Cooperative at 3189 Snow Ave., SE will Boardman. Naomi Neihardt Maloney, Esther Kerr Staal, Bieri Thome, Richard Court cordially welcome. New members and guests of Gait. CA; one daughter Sunday, Aug. 18. ings at 7 p.m. in the Alto lar meetings at the Old Club will meet at Schneider serve a family style turkey of Traverse City; a special KYSER-Bemicc Irene, aged Marjory Lind Sullivan, and Holly, Maisie McCaul are welcome. Marilyn (Philip) Kropf of Those attending from the Elementary School cafete- Township Hall, at Bowne Manor at 1 p.m. Sharon & dressing dinner at 5:30 niece. Helen Blackford of 85. of Saranac, passed away Adelbcrt Odell and Connie. Holtz, and Everen EVERY 1 ST & 3RD TUES- Grand Rapids; nine grandchil- class of 1931 included: ria. first Thursday of each Burgis from Hospice of p.m. Ticket sales begin at Wyoming, Ml; 10 grandchil- Friday. August 30. 1991 at Dorothy Schwab and Harold* Wittenbach and June. DAY - V.F.W. Post 8303 QUA-KE-ZIK dren; one great-grandson. Mr. Evelyn Bowen Hitchcock, Greater Grand Rapids will 4 p.m. dren; 16great-grandchildren. Kent Community Hospital. meets at the V.F.W. month at 7:30 p.m. No De- Sportsmen's Club - meets Nellist was a V eteran of World Ruby Boyenga Leeman and •2ND AND 4TH MONDAY be the speaker. Hostesses; Funeral Services were held She was bom February 8. Clubroom, 307 E. Main St., cember meeting. every 2nd and 4th Tues- War II. prisoner of war. VFW occupational fields. NIGHTS: Men's Life Bible Roberta Miller, June Tuesday at the Roth-Gerst 1906. daughter of William and day at 8 p.m. at the Club MON., SEPT. 16: Studies include seamun study group will meet at Lowell at 8:00 p.m. EVERY SECOND Wittenbach and Priscilla Chapel. Rev. William J. Mary Ann (Kidder) Dukes. 8303. American Legion 208. building at 1400 Foreman Fallasburg Historical Soci- ship, dose-order drill. Naval Calvary Christian Re- THURSDAY: Lowell VFW Lussmyer. Sponsor: Amundsen of First United Ada Congregational Church. ety potluck dinner at She was a past member of In the Service history and first aid. After TUESDAYS - Take Off Auxiliary No. 8303 meets Road, Lowell. Gladys Thorne. Friends Methodist Church of Lowell South Boston Grange. She Family Services were held formed Church In the Schneider Manor, Ida completing this course of in- Pounds Sensibly Tops #M at 3:30 p.m. at the VFW welcome. officiating. Interment Friday with Rev. Gary Narthex. All men in the Onan sponsor. Bring table- was married to Ralph Kyser struction, recruits are eligible I 372 meets every Tues- Post, 307 W. Main Street, WOMEN OFTHE MOOSE GrandvilleCemetery. Memo- on February 16. 1927 at La Burdick of Ada Congrega- community are welcome. ware & dish to pass. Bev- Navy Seaman Recruit al Recruit Training Com- for three hours of col lege day evening at the Lowell Lowell. - Business meeting is held FRI., SEPT. 6: Meal and a rials may be made to the Grange. Indiana. He preceded tional Church officiating. In- Call 897-6215 or 897-7555 erages furnished. Program; Martin Pennington, son of mand, Orlando, FL. credit in physical education Congregational Church the third Monday of each game. Put on by the Lowell American Cancer Society. her in death in 1978. Mrs. terment Chapel Hill Memo- for more information. Festivals and How We Do Mary L. Pennington of 5631 During the training cycle, and hygiene. basement. Corner of SATURDAYS - Take Off month, at 8 p.m. rial Gardens under the aus- Athletic Boosters. First Them. Kyser is survived by one Spring and Hudson Sts. Pounds Sensibly Tops #MI DYGERT-Nadia J. Dygen, pices of the Kent County Riverside Drive. Saranac, MI. recruits are taught general The 1987 graduate of ECOND MONDAY OF LOWELL AREA ARTS home football game at daughter. Ardith Cosart of Weigh-ins at 5:45 p.m. 1493 meets every Sat. at aged 72 of Alto, passed away Honor Guard. A Memorial recently completed training military subjects designed to Saranac High School joined %A CH MONTH; The Lowell COUNCIL-149 S. Hudson Burch Field. Menu includes SAT., SEPT. 28: Nutrition Lowell, two grandchildren. 8:30 a.m. in the Congrega- prepare them for further aca- the Navy in April, 1991. Area Schools Board of St. Hours; Monday thru hamburger, hot dogs, and Seminar 9:30-1:30 p.m. at tional Church basement in demic and on-the-job train- Education meets at 7:30 2ND WEDNESDAY; Men's Friday, 1 to 5 p.m.; Satur- drinks. Come on down and Holiday Inn, 3333 28th St.. ing in one of the Navy's 85 p.m. in the Board of Educa- breakfast at Lowell Senior Lowell. Comer of Spring days and Sundays, 1:30 to have your supper and Grand Rapids, SE. Cost tion office located in the Center, 314 S. Hudson St. and Hudson Sts. weigh-ins 4:30 p.m. Closed holidays. watch a good football $12 at the door. $10 in Middle School, 12685 Call 897-5949 for reserva- from 8:30a.m. to 9:00 a.m. Phone 897-8545. game. Help support your advance.Call 894-8656 or Foreman Road. tions. Lowell athletes. 773-9575 for reservations. Home Mortgage Huisman cont'd ••• EVERY THIRD SATUR- LOWELL LIBRARY Speaker, Dr. Bruce Miller. EVERY FIRST WEDNES- DAY Men's Breakfast 8 HOURS - Open Mon. 10:30 MON., SEPT. 9: Lowell Sarah Smith and Nicole about Huisman's return and EVERY MONDAY EVENING; Euchre will be DAY - Lowell Area Jay- a.m. at Lowell Assembtyof a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Wed., Showboat Garden Club SEPT. 28 and 29: The 23rd Bagley, close friends of Huis- thanked God and the commu- cees meet at 7 p.m.at the Windows of Opportunity •played at the V.F.W Post God,3050AldenNash, just 12:30 p.m.to 8:30 p.m. and Fall Walk. Meet at the li- Annual Fallasburg Fall Fes- man, called it a miracle that nity for pulling together Lowell City Hall. New mem- south of town). Special Fri. & Sat., 12;30 to 5:30 brary at 6 p.m. Bring a sack she was back. "I never doubted "Without the help, none of 8303 at 7:30 p.m. Admis- tival at Fallasburg Park. 10 sion is $1, prizes. Public bers welcomed. Member- speakerand goodfood. For p.m. lunch. Festival planning a.m. to 5 p.m. she would return. 1 prayed this was possible. Without the ship 21-39 years of age. more info call 897-7047. From FMB every night and God told me welcome. treatment doctors told HuLs- Leadership training she'd be okay," Bagley said. man she had less than two through community in- EVERY SUNDAY EVERY 1ST* 3RD TUES- Huisman will be taken care years to live," Clark explained volvement. EVENING: Royal Rangers DAY: Lowell Lions Club of by a Grand Rapids' "There are no gaurantees, but for the boys. Missionettes meets at 6:30 p.m. at Look oncologist. She will go back Tammy is okay, alive and do- EVERY THURS.: Co-de- AUCTION - SEPTEMBER 7 Memorial Fire Station, for the girls for kids kinder- to Denver's University Hos- ing fine." pendents Anonymous garten and up. Christ Am- (In conjunction with St. Mary's Country Bazaar - Sunday, September 8.1991) fTTB pital every three months for South Hudson, Lowell. Clark said fund raising (COCA) meets every bassadors for the youth (7 ST. MARY'S CHURCH, BELDING the next year for checkups. would continue. "Jerry and Thursday at 7 p.m. at the thru 12 grades) Christian •cVERY TUESDAY SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7,1991 •10:30 A.M. Huisman will then go back Tammy have a debt of MORNING Ladies join us once every six months for two $ 100,000 following the treat- 51/2 miles South of Beiding on Zahm Road (old M-91), right 1 mile on Flexible for Coffee Break/ Story years and then once a year ment," she said. Krupp, or 10 miles North of Lowell on old M-91, left 1/4 mile on Krupp Terms from then on. Clark, the Lowell Commu- Bran da Clark, one of the nity and outlying areas have ounces and was 16-1/2 inches IEBM& or Chads ID fin Salfl Day local leaders in raising money raised $60,000 for Husiman long. Grandparents are Harry . Proceeds go to St. Joseph/St. Mary School. Beiding for Huisman's treatment, said to this point Area Births and Yvonne Vander Ziel of NEW MERCHANDISE - 2 35mm Cameras, All Purpose Flour, Stoneware Mugs and Placemats, she was extremely excited Lowell; Bill and Ardith Household vacuum. Electric Mixer, Wishing Well, Chair table & lamp. Marble desk nameplate, 15 Year 30 Year Oomkes of Grand Rapids. Homemade Quilt. Popcorn popper, Trash can & bags. Remington Shaver. Iron Tea Kettle, Fixed Fixed Authentic toy tractors, Dolls, Stuffed Animals, Football, Basketball, Sleeping Bag, T-Shirts & Conventional Caps, Frost-free Hydrant, Water Hose, Rakes, Shovels, Edge-trimmer, McCulloch 2100 String Conventional a Keith and Beth Johnson are Mr. and Mrs. DeWayne Meghan Ross welcomes Trimmer, ,Wheelbarrow, Step ladders. Socket Sets, 12T Radiant Heater & Gas Canisters, of Lowell would like to an- Leroy Watson, Sr. home her baby sister, Hannah Accident continued nounce the birth of their Battery Charger, 1/4 H. Electric Motor, Pipe Wrenches, Brooms, 12x 20 Tarp, Lawn ornaments. A D000D0 AA Jo Ross, who was born Aug. Radio Flyer Wagon, Boston Fern, other items to be added day of sale. daughter, Kristin Marie, on 12, 1991. She weighed six 0000D0 Steveand Joan VanderZiel SERVICES AND GIFT CERTIFICATES - Hair styling & haircuts. Baby-sitting, Dental Exam. Dr. Lowell's Police Chief was ambulance units along with August 6,1991. Proud grand- pounds, six ounces and was Quick of Lowell are the proud and Office Call, Furnace service call. Wheel Alignment; Oil changes. Dinner for 4 prepared by Father Construction transported to Butterworth the Lowell Police Department. parents are Martin and Treva 18-1/4 inches long. Approval Loans happy parents of twins bom Darling, VCR Cleaning, Pizza, Dinners (at local restaurants), Beef Jerky, Savings Bond. Golf Hospital by AeroMed. "When UI recognized it was Barry Johnson of Lowell and Betty Proud parents are Jeffrey Passes, 2 House Cleanings. 2 Days Kennel Boarding, other sen/ices to be added day of sale. on Aug. 25, 1991. Daughter, I arrived on the scene, Police and his bike ilnInediately/, VanderVennenofGrandville. and Sandie Ross of Lowell. Afi RELATED ITEM? • Calf, Wood, Lamb, Ivamec Med. Injection, Frozen Cherries. Apples. Amy Jo weighed three pounds (hief Emmons was uncon- Eckman reflects. 44Any per- Kristin has two brothers. Bill Grandparents are Wendell Onion, Processed Beef. Auction Fees. 1 c* Round-Up. Grain Hauling. 5 ton Lime (spread). 10 ounces and was 17 inches scious and he had facial inju- sonal injury accident is bad and Mart, a sister, Tara and a and Jane Heemstra of Lowell ANTIQUES - Cupboard, Crock Jug, Porcelain Bed Chamber, Flat Iron, Restored Antique long. Son, Andrew David ries and was bleeding," enough, but tohave it be some- dog, Cleo. Kristin weighed 6 and Tom and Aileen Ross of Theatre Chair, 1942-43 Norman Rockwell Saturday Evening Posts, and other items day of sale weighed three pounds seven Eckman said. one you know makes it that •lbs. 1 oz. and was 19 inches Lowell. LUNCH ON THE GROUNDS — AUCTION UNDER THE BIG TOP The Right Home, The Right Lender Eckman added he was as- much worse." long. FUN AND SURPRISES FOR EVERYONE Sale conducted by sisted by the Lowell AreaFire FMB opens your window of opportunity with individually tuned mortgage plans and terms Wolben incurred no inju- n Department and its fire and that will make the home you really want, affordable. Our professional mortgage staff ries. Kim and Beth Stevens are DONATIONS GENEROUSLY OFFERED _in happy to announce the birth Cou*in* Hallmark Stort helps you put together a mortgage plan to specifically suit your needs and your budget. Hattron't Ftrmt SUh C.ty Anuqu# Malt Gtrmamt* Rtttaurant BikQlNG Erb t Lumbar Haratd'tRtttaurant SM Oty SporM Mardar Salt ft Sarwct* of a baby girl, Kelly Ann, Apo(h«cary Fairchadt HUtcreat Bowling Lanes Smiay, Or Larry Jont* Mttl Marktt Auto R*m«Oy, inc. Famrfy Fart Groctry Muffmon, Nick A Rita Spurgton'i Oapanm«nt Stort Jtrry * Tirt ft Auto bom August 16, 1991. She Bttong C Stort (Ma»«thon) Gary * Marktt When the home you really want comes along, finance it with an FMB mortgage. indapandant Bank T C MtrcantJt Larry* Wc IMS B«Wing Party Stort. Hahn* Hardwart weighed 8 lbs. 2 ozs. She was loma County Nationai Bank T 'n' T Prmting Paul * Baroer Shop See your FMB mortgage officer for rates and terms for your home financing needs. Btttng Printmg Co. Indwi SuHVT.tr Tif*. Or. Oanitl Ktitar * Kitchtn Saranac Hardwart welcomed home by her BtloharvMl Satn.inc. Jtnkt. Dougiat E. inturanca VanEck, WOham A.. Attornay Kmg M.Ming Co. For further information call 897-4153. 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to hear. He covcred the two block distance in about three Here are just a few examples of the work that went into this seconds with tires smoking and Carroll Shelby hanging on to project. The Cord was way ahead of it's time with a uni-body his traditional cowboy hat for dear life. I was impressed, but chassis. The rocker panels had rusted away near the door posts the guy next to me with a video camera was a little on both sides of the car and the entire vehicle sagged in the cozy corner disappointed.The rest of the parade proceeded at a much more middle . Untold hours went into welding in new steel in just by Roger Brown stately pace. Parade officials, politicians and beauty queens the right position so that the doors would fit properly. The rolled by in an assortment of vehicles. Then came the Au- seals had obviously rotted away. In 1936 the seats were made bums. Tliey would be followed by the Cords and then finally of rows and rows of coil springs. The contour of the seat was the crowd favorite Dusenbergs. I d hate to have to guess at formed by encasing each spring in a small linen bag, depress- how many dollars worth of gleam went by in that hour or so, ing the spring to the desired height, and sewing the bag shut to but I'll bet it was more than I could get a loan for i kinda like hold it there. This process had to be completed on the scores Saturday was a bright, sunny, warm day in Auburn, Indi- old cars, but Tm not enough of a "buff to make the mecca to of springs that make up the seats. The V8 Lycoming engine ana, home of the Auburn-Cord-Dusenberg factory. It was Auburn without some extra incentive. The incentive came had to be rebuilt and required babbitted and bored bearings. I Labor Day weekend, and time again for the owners of many about half way through the eighty or so Cords in the parade. don't even know what that process involves, let alone know- of these magnificent old automobiles to bring them home for There it was, a shiny off-white 1936 Cord Westchester with a ing where to find someone to do it He got it done though, and the annual gathering. I d guess there were about two hundred Michigan bi-centennial plate on the front, my dad at the wheel the engine purrs like a kitten. In fact, my brother followed him of them assembled in the city park Saturday moming. There and my mother waving from the passenger side. That made the in a modem car on the way to Auburn, and had trouble keeping were sleek Auburn boatail speedsters. There were massive trip worthwhile. I'm glad he went by a little slower than up on the expressway. That's just a sampling, but hopefully it Dusenbergs with engines that probably weigh more than most Carroll Shelby did. He bought the car, if you could call it that, gives you an idea of how extensive the restoration was. About modem cars. And there were those coffin nosed Cords with about six years ago. It had been disassembled about fifteen the only thing I can think of that would come close to this lines more stylish than a New York model. I had to refrain years prior. The pieces were then stored in various places project would be trying to get myself back into shape.If I heard from drooling over all that hand rubbed paint and polished while the well intentioned restorer/owners procrastinated. It it once, I heard him say it adozen times during the restoration, chrome. At one o'clock we took up a position in the shade of suffered through a flood, outside storage in Michigan winters, TU never live to take it to Auburn". He called me last night a tree near the park entrance to view the parade. Auto designer several moves and other indignations. Some parts were lost. It was Labor Day and also his 66th birthday. He had just heard Carroll Shelby was the grand marshall and rode in a 427 Others rusted beyond recognition. When my dad hauled these from a fellow on the judging committee and learned he'd Shelby AJC Cobra. The little Cobra was probably the fastest several pickup loads of parts home, I was among the throngs taken third place in his class. I congratulated him and wished of all the 60*s vintage muscle cars. My brother says they can Kdward Rash and NoraBcil Simington/Sept 6,1941 Edward Rash and NoraBell Simington^oday that told him he was nuts, and that he'd never get it done. Well, him a happy birthday. When I hung up I thought "Never live go from zero to a hundred and back to zero again in something besides feeling mighty proud of the old boy as he rumbled by Edward Rash and NoraBell sary at a reception given in Nazarene Fellowship Hall. and NoraBell Rash have 12 to lake it to Auburn, my foot! Shoot I'll bet he starts another like thirteen seconds. A parade official hollered at the Cobra in that parade, I also had to eat a little crow. Of course I can take one". Simington were married Sept. their honor on Sunday, Sept. Their seven children will grandchildren and three great James Barber and Tamara Sac Lindhout driver that they were running late and he wanted him up at the comfort in the fact that Fm not the only one with a mouthful 6 1941. They will celebrate 15a the Lowell Church of the be hosting the event. Edward grandchildren. corner of the main parade route. That was all the driver needed their 50th wedding anniver- An outdoor wedding was 25, WUattheMcGeellomc- of black feathers. performed on Sunday, Aug. steadonAlden Nash Avenue, Lowell, the home of (he and is warm-hearted, friendly, chews evil and walks up women is just the same as for Michigan. Kent County has no deaths but 24 injuries. groom's parents, uniting Jer- and bride are living at the home of the John Kopfs. and very kind. rightly; he serves God, not men. I,el us strive to be His Common Council votes to string two miles of electric emy James Barber and 1 amara Thos. Gardner found a 46-pound lump of pure copper God has His ideal man, from a sense of duty, but out ideal" by line to eleven cottage owners on Murray Lake. too. He does not measure him Sue Lindhout. on his farm last week. See it at McCarty's store. of a heart of love. He seeks Prayer: Dear God, help Lowell High School graduate (1914) George Homespun by the size of suit he wears, Priscilla Sneak thieves are reported prowling around school- not to please those about him, me to meet Thy requirements The bride is the daugh»0 T.Cuddahy, a pioneer of American Navy flying who died nor by the degrees at the end but he keeps his eyes on his Lussmyer houses in the Pamell area. and qualify for "Thy ideal." of James and Susan Lindhout in 1929, has the large naval flying field at Corpus Christi, of his name. He has a differ- Heavenly Father and strives "Four men and two small boys pulled 16 acres of Devotions May 1 ever do all of Thy will of Ada and William and Ardis Texas named after him. ent standard by which He to do His will at all times. and love Thee more each day Barber of Lowell are parents beans in two days at Ed Nowlin's in Grattan. By Pauline Spray measures His man. God looks The odds are 6.6 to 1 that beans drying in the field for God s ideal man relies 1 live. Amen. of the groom. 75 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - Aug. 31,1916 upon the intents of an the required five days will be rained on. upon divine strength and I worship thee, sweet will of The ceremony was per- Carl and Theo Bank write from National Guard ma- individual s heart and judges . . . the Lord loveth the with his shoes on. His once mists his Heavenly Father (iod. formed by the Rev. Tracy ray- neuvers in Texas, mentioning sand and rain storms, him accordingly. He spurns righteous (Psalm 146:8). black hair has turned white at unquestioningly. He And all thy ways adore. lor and the Rev. Charles ins reptiles, marching a lot, including up mountains. 25 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - Sept. 1,1966 the haughty but loves the Every woman has an ideal the temples, and smile followeth after righteousness And every day 1 live I long Michele Rene' Lindhout, Ionia's Rev. Hoag replies to the Ledger's reply to his Rev. Douglas Wingeier and family are home on leave humble. man. I have mine, too. He wrinkles frame his brown and will not go unrewarded. To love thee more and more. sister of the bride, was her sermon, "Lowell: Booze Center" in a sermon, but the from missionary service in Malaysia. stands five feet and ten inches eyes. He wears a size 41 suit The ideal man of God es- And God's standard for FREDERICK WIU JAM FABER Maid of Honor and Dillj^ Ledger editor refuses to comment further or print the Azzarello Chevrolet and Buick loses a 500-lb. safe Hendricks was the Mow sermon. The subject is closed. containing about $5,000, a color TV and watches used Girl. Italy and Rumania declare war on Germany and for sales prizes to nighttime thieves. Jason Barber attended Ins Ledger Entries Austria-Hungary. Tom "Tex" Ford writes from Pleiku in Vietnam. Heat CHURCH DIRECTORY brother as Best man and of 100,75,50 and 25 Years Ago 35 National Guardsmen at Grayling apply for re- and rain are the norm. Michael Lindhout, brother ol leases under the dependents ruling, including all five 2400 students retum to school, also occupying space the bride, was Groomsman ADA COMMUNITY sergeants. The men are also worried about the lack of in four church buildings. Elementary pupils can rent A reception was held at the REFORMED CHURCH BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE books this year instead of buying them. A strict dress McGee Homestead following 100 YEARS AGO IN THE JOURNAL - S«pt. 2,1891 cold weather gear. 7227 Thomapple River Dr. 676-1032 3900 East Fulton OF LOWELL code is in effect. REV RAYMOND E BEFUS The spot of choice last week and this week is the 50 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - Sept 4.1941 Pastor THOMAS J BARTHA 201 North Washington Street the wedding ceremony. Morning Worship 10:00 A M Moming Worship 9 50 A M American Legion members take up a collection four 500Am way employees will enjoy gourmet food, games REV JIM GELDHOF Mrs. Barber, recent nuiv Exposition in Detroit. Many Lowellites have made the (Broadcast 10 A M WMAX 1470) Sunday School 11:20 A M x. Church School 10 00 A M ^ train trip over. times at the Strand Theatre, raising $32 for the USQ. and sky diving at the annual picnic, says Picnic Chair- Sunday School 1115AM V ing school graduate, is Evening Worship 6 00 P M Moming Worship 11 00 A M Evening Service 6 00 P M ployed at Cascade Care ( clr Prof. C.S.Larzelere, (he is principal of the high school) 614 persons die over-Labor Day weekend, 21 in man Hugh VanderVeen. WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS Evening Service 6 00 P M Wednesday Service 7 30 P M COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUR Wednesday Mid-Week Service ter as an LPN, and Jeremy is a CHURCH HOME WELCOME TO ALL Jr Teens Adults 7 00 P M building contractor I hey ik painless, leave them alone; they may regress spontaneously. problems and probably should be brought to the attention of Nursery-Come & Worship With Us residing in Grand Rapids. If painful, see your doctor. your doctor. CALVARY CHRISTIAN REFORMED HEALTH Athletes Foot is a fungal infection of the foot which may Our feet are our means of ambulation Adequate care of With CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY CHURCH OF LOWELL present anywhere, but is usually seen between the toes. Over- them is extremely important to all of us. If routine ailments DAY BIBLE CHAPEL FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH HAPPY Dr. Paul Gauthier the-counter antifungal medicines are usually sufficient to don't improve with over-the-counter preparations, please see CHURCH OF LOWELL Bible Believing - Non Denominational REV. CARL J. REITSMA - 897-9836 OF LOWELL & relieve the problem. your doctor for further evaluation. Meefmg at the Lowe" Middle Schooi 9035 Centerline, Saranac. Ml 1151 West Mam Street BIRTHDAY (12675 Foreman) Lowell Ml 2275 West Mam Street Dr. Jim Lang Pain in the arch or heel may indicate any number of Worship Service . . . 10:00 A.M. Sunday School 9 45 A M Sunoav Mormng Worship Morning Worship 10 00 a m PASTOR FRANK LATTIMORE Sunday Worship Services tiOOAM & 6 00PM Anc Chi dren s Activ ties 10 00 A M Sunday School 1120 a m SEPT. 5: BarbColwelL Iran Awana Wednesday 6 30 PM $70,000 to $151,000. school. My husband and I felt MiaweeK Bipie Studies and Youth Groups 942-3868 Evening Worship .... 6 00 p m Miller, Linda Bishop LISTENING AND HELPING Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7 00 P M Nickolas DeVries, Joseph If this is not forthright and that she was not reading al 8970077 Nursery available at both services JOE GERKIN PASTOR 897-0017 honest I do not know what is. seventh grade level. We had Berring, Barb Vezino. Megan Barrier Free Dan Nave Youth Director 897-6737 Numerous conditions exist which may cause pain in the Letters Anyone that has contacted the her tested by a private mas- Thompson. ALTON BIBLE CHURCH feel General foot care for those predisposed to foot ailments school in any other shape or ters prepared reading teacher FIRST CONGREGATIONAL SEPT. 6: James Leverencc. Lincoln Lake Ave at 3 Mile Road is very important. Some suggestions include: form did not have club autho- FIRST UNITED METHODIST Mitch Mercer, Lee Iteen Sr. and the results: fourth grade Sunday School 10 00 A M CHURCH OF LOWELL - avoid tight fitting shoes. These types of footwear can lead Dear Editor: Club was not forthright and Brian Haan, Neomi Finger rization. reading level. After research- I Moming Worship 11 00 A M (United Church of Chnst) CHURCH OF LOWELL FRIENDSHIP COUNTRY to or worsen existing ingrown nails or corns. Women should I am writing in reply to the honest with the School Board, Evening Praise 6:00 P M 404 North Hudson 621 E Mam Street 897-5936 SEPT. 7: Debbie Miller. ing what both schools could 1 CHAPEL avoid wearing high heels unless the benefit outweighs the risk. letter in The Lowell Ledger Wednesday AWANA 7 00 P M 897-5906 REGULAR HOURS the Club let the state assessor Sincerely, offer, we opted to send her to 10200 Grand River Ave Harold Murphy, Russell - apply cushions to sore areas when foot pain begins, go to by Mr. Brent Knoskey on 8- (Sept. • April) Worship and Church School . . . 10 00 A M Morning Worship 9 00 A M and 10 45 A M . assess the property. The club David Roskamp Sunday Services 10 30 A M Rozman, Susie Gessler. Lowell Middle School where Prayer and Bible Study 7:30 P M Rev Terry Tessan Pastor a reputable shoe store and ask the clerk for padding or 29-91. Church School 9 30 to 10 30 AM Wednesday Bible Study 7 00 P M let the surveyor on the land. she was placed in a remedial Eleanor Martin Director of Education REV WILLIAM AMUNDSEN. MINISTER Tawnie Knoimems. BrenOj^ cushions to be used in your shoe to reduce frictioa or affected REV KENNETH R MCGEE Pastor BOB ROUSH, PASTOR Sir. The Club let the EPA study be reading class for one year at Roger MacNaughton Director of MUSK: Nursery available at both services LeHigh, Melissa MiddaugM^ 897-5648 or 897-4273 897-7489 ueas. If you know who the club Barrier-Free Nursery Provided | done. The Gub also let soil Dear Editor the end of which she was read- YOU ARE WELCOME' Barrier • Free Entrance SEPT. 8: Harry Briggs.Bnan - keep your feet dry. Wetness between and around the toe member or members are that borings be taken. The execu- ing at her own grade level. I Bowden. nay lead to fungal infection or irritation between the toes. contacted the school aboutthe tive board went to three meet- SEPT. 9: David Korb. Scoli As the mother of five and truly believe that our daugh- mJ \pply talcum powder or change your socks frequently to possibility of the club being ings set up by Dr. Esch at the « kv4 x i n rii Johnson, Miranda Gasper a resident of Lowell for the ter would not be the 3+G.P. A. GOOD SHEPHERD avoid persistence of moisture on the surface of the toes. for sale, please be so kind as to School, llie Club, right from MISSIONARY CHURCH - ST. MARY'S past two yean, I would like to Michigan State University SEPT. 10: Joyce Wilkerson, Many foot disorders can be treated symptomatically prior write to the club or stop in on the beginning, stated that it's LUTHERAN CHURCH 10501 SeWewood Ph. 897-7185 1D1 share some positive com- sophomore that she is today Sunday School CATHOUC CHURCH Chris Anderson, K M 9 45 A M to seeing a physician for definitive treatment. the second Tuesday of the property was not for sale. Worship Service 402 N Amity Fosburg, Lori Rozich. Ken ments concerning Lowell area had she not received the extra 1100 A.M. Corns or callouses are thickened areas of skin that grow month at 8 p.m. and reveal the In reply to Mr. Cook's 10305 Bluewater Highway \ ?%• Evening Service MSGNR JAMES MORAN schools. help that Lowell could offer. ... w.v600w P M Kropf, Joan Kalkman, Chris- where the foot or toes nib against the shoe. Many times pads name or names • tkey did not ' Moming Worship 10 00 A M Prayer and Pra»e • Wed.. 7:30 P M. MASSES statement that the chib prop- A few years back our We need to pass this mill- | Sunday School & Adult BitXe Class 9 00 A M topher Gerard. en be purchased from the drug store which will avoid the represent the club. erty was assessed at 5500 per GLENN H. MARKS • Senior Pastor 897-9110 Saturday Mass SEPT. 11; Christopheg daughter, then in seventh age,all four proposals, tocon- JOSEPH FREMER. PASTOR STAN GERKB - Associate Pastor 897-5894 repetitive contact of the toe with the shoe. In reply toE>r. Esch's state- Sunday Masses 5 30 P M acre. Why did the state asses- grade, was in a parochial 897 8307 9 Rozman. David GalbreaUT ALL ARE WELCOME' 00 4 11 00 A M Warts on the bottom of the feet are very common. If ment that the Sportsman's sor raise our assessment from Lcttcn cont'd, pg. S (Barrier Free) Sean BUs. Joe Mitchell 1U, Ellen Seese. nm
The Lowdl Lvdjjer-Wednesday,September 4,199|-Paj»e 6 TOWN TALK The Lowdl l^d^er-Wednesday, September 4,1991-Pagc 7 Vows Spoken How will the Detroit Lions do in 1991? #YMCA Leader Club School has teens providing direction • • 11 Lowell teens attend training school in Alliance, OH After experiencing a week achieve their maximum po- is a Utopia for apositi ve Chris- at the YMCA Leaders Train- tential personally. tian atmosphere. ing School in Alliance. Ohio Ybema said the club has "Kids are accepted for who with over 260 kids from over been in existence for the past they are at this school. It's 40 YMCA's from six differ- 15 years. There are currently amazing how quickly kids de- |ent states, Lowell YMCA Di- 30 YMCA Leader Club mem- velop friendships within a rector, Doug Ybema was sure bers. They all work with the week and how much each kid of one thing. YMCA in areas of officiating, develops within that week," "We (Lowell) have some working in the YMCA office, Ybema explained. really neat kids in this school helping Showboat and the The cost to attend the district. The 11 kids that went Jason Haybarker Steve Sanders Hoops tournament in what- Ryan Webb Josh Duhr to the training school are the school is $200 per kid. The Detroit will finish fourth or Detroit will have a .500 ever way they can (setup, I think the Lions will finish Detroit will finish third with elite of their classes," Ybema Lowell Club raised $1,400, fifth in the central Division. season, I think the Bears cleanup etc...). the year at 6-/0 and third in a record of 10-6.1 think said. "They are always right saving each delegate $120, I believe Chicago will win will win the division. I At the training school in ^ the Central Division. The they will make the playoffs. there ready to help the YMCA, making the youth's cost just it. Barry Sanders is the best believe management stops Alliance, kids were put Lions do not have a good I like their offense. Detroit and each other." $80. The kids attending the back in the NFL. the Lions from becoming a through classes on sign lan- school ranged from sixth to quarterback. Detroit's needs to stay away from ' Lowell had more represen- good club. The Players guage, alternative games, 12th-graders. offensive line and their injuries. tatives at the training school have the desire but the teaching aquatic classes, "In my five years with the running backs are all the than any other YMCA in the organization is missing coaching, creative devotions, YMCA as Director, it's my Lions have going for them. I state. management. performing arts and leaching neatest experience. It's also think Minnesota will win the The purpose of the games. the hardest working week I've division. Lowell's local YMCA Lead- "It also provides personal experienced," laughs Ybema. ers Club is to study and re- development, parent/teen re- Members of the Lowell YMCA Leaders Club who attended the training school in ceive training to assist in help- lationship, and morality Alliance, OH are lying, left to right, David DenBoer, Matt Stone; sitting, left to right, ing and serving others, and classes," Ybema said. Brett Bittrick, Krista Posthumus, Kortney Gowen, Matt Breslin; standing, left to right, through this training and ser- The Lowell YMCA Direc- Mike Kropf, Jason Graber, Troy Addington, Beth Stouffer, Steve Brown and Lowell Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Hahn kvice to continue to grow and tor said the training program YMCA Director, Doug Ybema.
Maria Josina Garcia of bride. Flower girls were nieces Walnut Creek, CA and Rob- Karen Gutierrez and Weslie ert G. Hahn, formerly of Ann Garcia. The bride's sis- Lowell, exchanged vows al ter, Martha Jones was the or- Alto Auction Barn opens Sept. 61 HELP WANTED the First Congregational ganist. ing antique auctions. The hall Church of Lowell at noon on Serving as Best Man was Doors will open for the tary with its original finish; "We know there will be closed in mid-summer. Need a morning June 29, 1991. The bride is Stephen Kadysiewski of San preview at 5 p.m. like-new tires for a Model T bugs to work out and every- Bubb plans to conduct the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francisco. Ushering was Most consignments will or Reo; a set of original old thing won't be perfect at first, antique and collectible auc- babysitter for Monday, Louis Garcia of Sante Fe, NM. Donald Leeman, of Lansing, arrive the day of the sale, Bubb car manuals; custom-made but this is going to give local tions on the first Friday of Hahn is the son of Mr. and formerly of Lowell. (said, and this prompted him glass and oak display case for auction-goers something to- every month, September Wednesday, and Friday Mrs. Gumey Hahn of Lowell. A reception followed the to dub the sale a "Pot Luck a large antique doll; baseball tally new and different in the through April, at 6 p.m. The ceremony was performed ceremony at the Holiday Inn Auction." "You just never cards; old fiddle with case way of an auction hall." he for YMCA morning "Mixed Cargo" general by the Rev. Terry Tessari. Crowne Plaza. Uuane Mac Donald Vicki Bellinger know what we'll have." and bow; and an antique drill said. (irace Kutchey Bob Myren auctions will be held the sec- The Maid of Honor was The bride and groom's The Lions will finish at 9-7. Detroit will finish second in Early consignments in- press and grinder. Also ex- Sale space may be re- Aerobics Fitness Class. / think they will do quite The Lions won't do any- ond and fourth Wednesdays the bride's sister, Marie honeymoon included stays in They will battle Chicago for the Central Division. clude an antique oak secre- pected are lots of glassware served by calling (517) 694- well. I'd say Detroit will thing very good. Detroit at 6:30 p.m. Bubb will accept Garcia. The bridesmaid was London, Paris and Petoskey. the top spot in the Central. Tampa Bay will take first. and pottery, smalls, furniture, 5501 after 6 p.m. or consign- Call YMCA Office at finish second to Green Bay. will choke again. I'd say everything and anything ex- Lisa Francisco, a niece of the That is, if they can stay primitives and collectibles. ors can take their chances by they will finish fourth cept junk and clothing for healthy. Rodney Peete is Bubb said he chose the coming to the hall on auction 897-8445. Chicago will win the KSRP these general auctions. fragile. Detroit's Shipshewana format because day. Bubb said. Consignments division. The Lions have a Alto is located about 18 comerbacks are unproven. it allows him to cut overhead will be received from 4:30 to young dynamic team with #holds miles east of Grand Rapids, In time they will be good. to the bone. The savings are 9 p.m. Thursday. Sept. 5. and potential for the future passed along to consignors in from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Fri- just south of Lowell. The Alto 13th annual Auction Barn can be reached Custom Buttons reduced commission rates. day. Sept. 6. "This encourages owners The Alto Auction Barn by taking M-50(exit52) south -A-Thon to consign finer quality an- was home for veteran auc- off 1-96. Turn west on 60th DOUBLE " tiques and makes the auctions tioneer Col. Gerritt Street and turn south on Made To Order Linfield in Alto. Signs will be better for buyers and sellers VanderMark for many years alike." Bubb said. and was noted for outstand- posted to point the way. PRINTS The Kent Special Riding People once believed that carrying the green and red quartz known as the blood- The word "bicycle" is a stone or heliotrope would render them Invisible. combination of a Latin and Program (KSRP) will hold its One to Keep One to Share a Greek root: Bla 15 1-a,in Thirteenth Annual Benefit for twice and kylos is 0 9 Ride-A-Thon on Saturday, Get an extra I'A Greek for circle. Sept 28.1991,from9:00a.m. to 3;00 p.m. at the Ionia State set of prints WE RE NO. 1 Recreation Area. The 1991 Itefl * * Faro's Italian Annual Benefit Ride-A-Thon all week . . LOWELL HEATING & is sponsored by Radio Station WCUZ, Old Kent Bank and -- - • - / , Trust, and Gannett Outdoor. AIR CONDITIONING iT FREE! a y The Annual Benefit Ride- i Call Us For A FREE Estimate. 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I he Lowell Lcd^r-Wcdnvsday, ScplcmhiT 4,1991-Pa^ 18 Red Arrow girl netters finish 5th at Sparta; fall to Rockford Lowell girl harriers drop a pair at Caledonia IheCaledoniagirls' cross Michelle Oliver and Sara Lowell's girls tennis tcain quale, playing fifth doubles. S to MiahSiemion and Allison Vanderwaier 1-6,0 6. going to shine this year," Hatrick (23:37). gela Smith was 11th in 27:43 Oliver and Lesky took the iiHinuy team did not finish Lesky. Harper said. opened its season with the all did not score. Marquis in the lirst set, and In singles play, num one Red Arrows' third, fourth and Jenny Kerman came home top two honors. second in the state last year Oliverraced home in third doubles Spaita Invitational. came back to tie the set up Red Arrow singles. Kalhie Caledonia's Becky Beland and fifth mnners placed lOth in 12th in 29:40. Anna Lietzke, But Christian harriers because they start running in inatimeof21:36. Lesky fol- The Red Arrows placed The Red Airows found little at 5-5. The Rockford doubles AbellositoRockford sNicole took top honors stopping the through 12th. "None of these while not scoring, finished the claimed the next five spots. August. lowed right behind in fourth fifth out of eight clubs. The success in their home opener team went on to win the match Marquis 0-6,2-6. clock in 20 minutes. Team- girls have run bfore. This pro- race in 37:25. ihe Fighting Scots came Karla Sikkema was third in girls were definitely nervous, against the Rams of Rockford. 7-5, 5-2 in a rain-shortened Second singles, Alison mate Meredith Denison came vides us with a starting point "We'rejust looking for im- 21:57; Jeni Pruim, fourth, into a non-conference trian- at 21:42. "Both girls ran real Lowell coach Wendy Lowell was shutout 7-0, contest. Zilmer, fell in straight sets to well for their first race of the off the course in second in a to woik from. I'm sure you'll provement from all of these 23:41; Missy Sutton, fifth, M gular meet in mid season Ackerman said. dropping all four singles It was encouraging to see Amy Durham 2-6,0-6. time of 20:26. see plenty of improvement girls," noted Harper 24:39; Lori Tebos, sixth, shape, as it ran past Lowell season. Sara proved again to- Grandville won the tourna- matches and all three doubles Neile-McGrew and Sterly RockfonTs Stacie Johns Places five through seven from all three before Octo- 25:25; Julie Rotmon came 21 -40 and Unity Christian. day she camc into the season ment with 13 points. South matches. battle back into the contest," defeated Lowell's Diedre were filled by Caledonia's ber," Harper said. In its meet with Unity home in seventh at 26:18. The Fighting Scots placed ready to run. She was the Christian was second with 11 "Rockford is a hard hitting Ackerman said. DenBoer, 6-0,6-1. Wendy Faber (22:09); Sarah Lowell's Stephanie Ward Christian, the Red Arrows ni nners in five of the top seven pacesetter today. Oliver is points. Catholic Central and team and was able to keep our Sarah Scoles and Connie Playing fourth singles, Fleger (22:13); and Jody finished 10th at 26:20; An- were defeated 25-30. Northview tied for third with girls running throughout most Colbum were defeated 1-6,0- Jennie Fay defeated Lowell s spots. nine points. Lowell was fourth of the matches," Ackerman 6 in their doubles match Cathy Pasquale6-I,6-1. with six points while Union said. against Jami Carboneaw and "The girls played hard, and Greenville tied for fifth Ackerman was impressed Tara Alixer, 1-6,0-6. more relaxed and didn't give Fall salmon run to snag anglers; pinks are back up," Ackerman said. with five points apiece. Sparta with the effort and play of Amy Gerkin and Marcy If predictions hold true, was last with two points. Racheal Neile-McGrew and Anes, third doubles, didn't cousin, the pink salmon, which equal the "good" harvest of 500,000 is bandied about— ing to the DNR, whose ex- trated. The fish should then salmon steaks should soon Lowell's number one Tara Sterly. The Red Arrows' have anymore success, as they makes its biennial return to last year, while some of anglers who will head out perts don't know the cause of be baked, broiled or grilled, crowd refrigerators as anglers doubles team of Alison Zillmer top doubles team fell behind 0- fell to Lorian Powers and Joy home rivers, AAA Michigan charterboal captains say the to the Great Lakes in August BKD, but report incidence of allowing remaining fat todrip gear up for this fall's annual reports. and Kathie Abel finished 2-1 chinook yield will top those and September and then to the disease is down as much off. spawning runs. on the day and earned a third Fisheries biologists with of "the last four or five years." tributaries through October in as 50 percent over past years. Added lo the regular har- place finish. the state Department of Natu- Most credit their optimism search of the challenging fish. Special training is re- 45th parallel crosses vest of cobo and chinook this Tara Sterly and Rachael Lowell's soccer team ral Resources (DNR) gener- lo declining disease'factors They prefer to measure fish- quired to detect the disease, Michigan's mitten year will be their smaller Neile-McGrew, at second ally predict coho catches will and an increased planting of ing pressure in "angler but the DNR says there is "no doubles, finished the day at 1- chinook. hours.". problem" in eating the fish. It's there, but you can't 2. opens with shutouts over Some Salmon Hot Spots The best Lake Michigan In 1989. the last year for Chinook and cohos were see. hear or smell it Northern In third doubles, Connie yields of both coho and which complete figures are introduced into the Great Michigan residents and tour- chinook are expected off available, there were 13 mil- Lakes in the 1960s, the eggs ists walk on and across it all mfflm Colbum and Sarah Scoles earned one victory to goagainst Ottawa Hills & FHN LAKE SUPERIOR Leland, Frankfort, Manistee lion hours spent chasing coming from Pacific Ocean the time, but don't feel it two defeats. and Ludinglon and in the salmon, averaging between 2 salmon, and are maintained At first, some people Amy Gerkin and Marcy Seniors are asked to lead, credited his club's youth, the return of Josh Andrews. / Platte, Betsie, Manistee, Pere and 2 1/2 hours per angler. with annual stream stocking couldn't care less, but then Lowell senior soccer cap- quickness, and depth as the TOUETTE Anes, playing fourth doubles, "He missed last season due to SAULT STE MARIE Marquette, Sable and St. Jo- With some exceptions, all programs. The DNR plants they hear about it. think about tain, Jon Kohler has done just ^ 2-0 win Alison Zillmer returns a serve in action against Rock- were 1-2 in doubles play. t0 an injury, but has worked his seph rivers. salmon anglers will need the between 4-5 million chinook it talk about it—and ask what Jen Idema and Cathy Pas- that. He has accounted for two ..A t ^ end of the first back. He is now sparing I xike Huron chinook har- $9.85 annual fishing license each spring; between 2-3 mil- it means. ford. of the four goals recorded by j . was able nine stan Kohler in the middle," Turkal vests should be strongest in plus a S9.85 trout/salmon lion coho. "It" is the 45th parallel, an the Red Arrows in their first ers W1tt1 reserves from the said. the Au Sable River below stamp, for a total S 19.70. invisible line that circles the Pinks are not planted. two games of the year. bench," Turkal said. "Because Turkal said Kohler, ROGERS CITY LAKE Foote I )am and in the big lake Snagging with artificial earth halfway between the 0 They escaped during a re- • k *'®" ^ned the season 0f our depth, many of the new MacNaughton, Schuster, off Oscoda and Harrisville. baits or unweighted hooks is equator and the North Pole. a W n 0 er search project north of Lake I? i r ' . I ^ faces and fresh legs had equal White, Jason Graber, and HARRISVILLE The coho fishery is negligible. permitted in designated sec- llie 45th parallel passes lakeSS^-**' * Superior in Ontario, Canada, Hills. It followed that up with abiiity " Roudabush are a reflection of All agree the pink salmon tions of the Sable, Pere through 12 states and 11 coun- a season home opening 2-0 MICHIGAN in the early 1970s, gradually Center striker John the new offensive alignment run will be light with most of Marquette and Big Manistee tries—and through the lip of working their way into Lake win over ihe va.ung Huskies Roudabush ^red Lowell's that has been installed for the ihe action in Lake Superior, rivers between Sept. lO-Oct. Old Mission Peninsula north Huron and then Lake Michi- iy of Forest Hills Northern. first goal by powering through 1991 season. northern I^ike Huron and the 25. Snaggers require the an- of Traverse City. An engag- o- gan. In the season opener at Ol- ^ic Huskies' goalie and two The Lowell coach also St. Marys river system in the nual license plusa$7.35 snag- ing spot lo visit, and some . BAY CITY Chinook generally weigh tawa Hills, Lowell faced a fu||backs for a breakaway Upper Peninsula. The stron- 1.000 people do each sum- pointed to second year player, ging license, but not a trout/ in the 12- to 13-pound range, physical, defensive club in the gest yields are expected at mer. Jim Moore, who has replaced salmon stamp. although some are now being Indians. The Red Arrows' second ^ MUSKE DeTour in the Southeast cor- <4 A sign near Old Mission Ray Weigle at right fullback. Bolstering the cautious taken up to 35 pounds; coho. Ottawa Hills is much im- caine on a penajty sj,ot ner of the UP this month and Lighthouse marks the spot A On the left side juniors Jason HOLLAND PORT HURON optimism" of good coho and 5 to 6 pounds; and pink. 2 John by jon Kohler Sayen and Marc Briggs have next and then will move north chinook action is the continu- visitor heading west across Turkal said. "They have good AKt pounds. PARK Lowell took more shots on shown steady improvement to Sault Ste. Marie through ing decline in the Bacterial the west arm of Grand Tra- size and play good defense." a m oi BENTON HARBOR DETROITVCTL CLAIR The DNR said anglers REGAL 4 DR. GS ROADMASTER AVENUE goal by a 27-11 count against "We let the starters call in SIEVING October. Kidney Disease (BKD) that verse Bay would find a simi- an e( u The Red Arrows' first goal MICHIGAN concerned about contami- 1991, Grand Sport Sedan with 1992 Limited Sedan has leather ^ l iPP6tl with dual the Huskies. Red Arrow their own replacement," The 1992 AAA Michigan mysteriously appeared in lar marker at the )0wer sea s ant of the season was scored by nants in catches should filet, leather bucket seats and full Interior, vinyl top and prestige ' ' ' luxury option goalie, Aaron Snell had nine Turkal said. "With the like of AKE ERIK salmon guide lists SO spots for 1989. Peshawbestown Indian reser- junior Scott MacNaughton. skin and trim the fat along the power. option package package saves. Casey Brown, Dusty Hawk, the best salmon fishing. While it is still a problem, vation in the Leelanau Penin- M The second and final score of edges and center of the filets, MSRP $20,793 MSRP $25,901 SRP $26,801 Turkal said he felt the Ar- Bob Prins, Greg Biggs, Matt PINKS ARE BACK there has been a marked im- sula. Thomet Disc -$2,024 Thomet disc -2,645 Thomet disc -3,008 the game came on a penalty Authorities shy away removing fatty portions where rows matured during the sec- Mead, Chad Christian and provement this year, accord- R3 kick by Kohler. from guessing the number— contaminants are concen- Rebate -$i,ooo Your Cost..$23,256 bate- -1,000 ond half of the contest with Nick W issman we have plenty Your Cost.. $22,423 MacNaughton and LAKE MICHIGAN th 1 1 Your Cost..$17,769 FHN. "I was encouraged by of quality depth." Kohler's goals were backed 1 —St. Joseph River 27-Chocoiay River the play of sophomores Ryan Lowell's junior varsity •• up by a solid Red Arrow de- 2-Kalamazoo River 28-Laughing Whitelish River • While, striker: and Adrian opened its season with a 3-1 fense. "Ryan Peel, Troy ^ . .*1 ,t™' 3-Grand River • 29-Anna River • U win over Ottawa Hills and a 5- ^-Muskegon River 30-Sucker River STUCKEY'S AM0C Addington, and Aaron Snell ^ " Senior Renee Nugem, Vikings 17-10. Ilie Red Arrow freshman • Free Estimates -JOHN 8TUCKEY— Lowell l^owell lop post player, con- Both clubs finished with squad will play Forest Hills nected on just one of 11 shots. roughly 40 rebounds. 403 W. Main Street, Lowell, Michigan Northern next on Saturday, PHONE Phone "We could not put the ball Phone 897-6143 • Open 24 Hours in the hoop," Akers lamented. Lowell's freshman girls* Sept? at 4 p.m. '20 Yean Experience' 776-7961 ^ CHEVROLET BUICK Gee 897-9294 "Our inside game was non- basketball team opened its existent. 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The Lowdl Ledger-Wednesday, September 4,1991-Page 20 The Lowdl Lodger-Wednesday, September 4,1991-Page 21 Gistingers, owners of J & J Variety Committee addresses "Keeping the doors open" offer a mixture of items Gistinger said. "We've up- The Board is seeking the graded the store to include "Neighbors Who Care The purpose of each article is 1. Renewal of 26.1 mills "operational budget" to the school district will not begin GQUP0N renewal of the energy and larger items (oak entertain- Committeem". to help clarify the important for operation through 1995 business side of the school to receive its funds until the winter months of 1992. The maintenance funds through issues facing the school dis- 2. Additional 0.55 mill for district is the same as a "bi- ment centers, bookcases irict in the September 24th weekly pay check" to a fam- issue of borrowing to operate 1995 so that the current high S^NGSi etc...)." J and J also has shirts, one (I) year The following article is school election. ily. Both are the "meat-and- on a temporary basis will be school reroofing can be com- jackets and a variety of mis- 3.Headlee override pleted, and Runciman/River- the first in a series of three The four (4) issues on the waiver potatoes" of basic existence covered in the last of the three cellaneous items. written for the residents of the articles. Should the 26.1 mills side Elementary can be retro- September ballot are as fol- 4. Renewal of 1.4 mills for the school district or the Gistinger added that J and I owell Area School Disirict. lows: family and without it (in- ballot issue fail, the district fitted with windows and doors, J Variety moves items that for energy and maintenance will be out of cash and unable ceihngs lowered and class- through 1995. come), neither can function OIL CHANGE have not sold after 30 days. effectively. to operate beyond November room lighting improved. "We want to keep il so there is This week's article fo- 22nd. After that dale, the These projects were not in- cuses on the 26.1 mills for Since the June millage i $40" a constant turnover of new Red Arrow boys district's future is uncertain. cluded in the bond issue passed irs I Cr Light Trucks operational funding and the vote failed, the 26.1 mills was items," she said. The 1.4 mills for energy by voters in September 1990. 1.4 mills renewal for energy not added to the summer tax Grease (lube) o*\ filte*. including paf»s & oil Gistiiigers have been run- and maintenance is a renewal Passage of this issue is al- outdistanced by and maintenance. Passage of bills. Therefore, the school EXCLUDES FOREIGN & DIESEL CARS ning a variety store part time request until 1995 lo continue ready included in your tax rate these two propositions will district has lost its major Cash or Check Only for four years in conjunction energy and maintenance sav- and would not increase your generate over 70% of the source of income to operate with their Pine Haven camp- Caledonia and ing programs. The E & M tax bill. This issue only gives amopor district's operational budget the district. Because the state v. CMf?»Mfn cowofAnoM ground near Hart which they millage is "designated dol- the district permission lo levy tiCNUlM fAff'S school aid formula is lied lo have run for the past eight for each year through 1995. lars" to be spent ONLY on the same energy and mainte- the number of mills, the dis- years. They also sell items at Ottawa Hills The district's operational programs lo help reduce the nance millage for an additional [ linn l Co Spcndm Scr Vcnnrn ] budget is supported by state trict has also lost state aid itj wholesale and retail auctions. Tom Mull's dedication to number of dollars spent from two years. injuries, but I thought ran aid and the 26.1 mills of local income. Loss of state school !(iikvsi.i;ki "We came here because we summer mnning was rewarded well. I'm sure you will see the general fund for gas and For further information on like Lowell and its school sys- tax dollars, which represent aid dollars in addition to local electricity. In past years, funds the above issues, please con- Dodge in a trianguler meet last Thurs- improvement in their times tax dollars, represents 70% • V) Vi-V Mj.n lo»rM M. The Lowell Ledger-Wednesday, September 4,1991-Page 22 ONE PLACE HAS IT ALL! PERSONALS BUSINESS HELP FOR SALE SERVICES WANTED It's The Law! 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September 4,1991-Pagc 24 Area artists chosen for '91 Fallasburg Festival Each summer, when a will display stoneware; and wood, glass, pottery, and jury of Lowell Area Arts Doug and Sandy Lindhout, leather, as well as painting, Council members meets to who market beeswax candles. drawing, prims, jewelry, bas- select the artists for their an- The Lowell Showboat Gar- kets, photography, and dried nual Fallasburg Festival they den Club will participate once plant life. More unusual hope that there will be some again with a variety of dried booths will feature flutes, of the old favorites and some plant life. Cheryl Bolthouse handmade shoes, cut paper exciting new artists among of Saranac will sell her popu- art, mounted butterflies, hand- the applicants. As in previous lar terra cotta sculptures, and made soaps, and waterfowl years, they were not disap- the Folkertsmas from Alto carvings. will demonstrate and sell dul- pointed. The 1991 festival In addition to the artists, cimers. Paul Filler of the Flat features an exciting selection the festival will feature enter- River Gallery on Main Street of 6S artists who will exhibit tainment, demonstrations, and sell their work at the 23nl will be at the festival with a food booths, a free children' s annual festival, to be held selection of his porcelain craft area, a philatelic station September 28 and 29 in pieces. Mary Kingsbury will with an original cancellation, display stone wear jewelry, Fallasburg Park. and the annual raffle of the An additional 14 artists Nine of the artists Fallasburg quilt and other ait Doug and Sandy Lindhout melt beeswax and kand-dip the candles they sell at are from the immediate are from the greater Grand objects. Much work has gone Fallasbarg Fall Festival Rapids area. The remainder They include Lowell residents in to the planning of this year's Jody Hay barker, who will sell include four from Indiana and festival. The steering com- wood creations; Morna and duoandartists from through- mittee is confident that it will out Michigan. The artwork "Bring a friend to church" Robert Ford, who also work be the best ever. in wood; Mary Kuilema, who includes creation in Tiber, day starts Sept. 15 "Bring aFriend to Church church family. The past four in touch with the church's Slier returns from 72nd Day" begins the fall season of years, this has been a valuable ministry. outreach at Saranac Commu- way of bringing new people annual MAAF workshop nity Church Sunday, SepL 15. "Researchers say that a per- sonal invitation from a friend orary membership on Gov. Pete Siler, Agriscience Association's (MOEA) is the most likely reason United Parcel Service SuperconferenceAug. 12-16. John Engler, listening to Jack Educator at Lowell High people attend a new church The purpose of this con- Laurie, President of Michi- School recently returned from for the first time. Many report U.P.S. Shipping ference each year is to update gan Farm Bureau, speak at the 72nd annual Michigan they had been thinking of the conference banquet, aqnd Service Now Available at Association of Agriscience agriscience educators on tech- coming, and just needed that touring Agricultural related Educators (MAAE) Techni- nical aspects of the many di- extranudge," says PastorStan businesses and industries in cal Agricultural Workshop verse areas in agriscience and Hagemeyer. Members and The Lowell Ledger West Michigan. held this year in cooperation natural resources. Highlights regular attendants are encour- 105 N. Broadway • Lowell • Ph. 897-9261 of this years conference in- Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. 'til 5:00 p.m. with the Michigan Occupa- aged to do a friend a favor and cluded the conferring of hon- tional Education introduce them to their local SARANAC HOUSING COMMISSION 203 Parsonage St., Saranac> MI 48881 (616)642-9832 Equal Housing Opportunity Apartment Living for Senior Citizens The Saranac Housing Commission, a public housing authority for low-income residents, announces the availability of six (6) newly renovated and redecorated one-bedroom apartments in a two-story senior citizen building located at 203 Parsonage Street, Saranac, Michigan.* • Apartments are available to senior citizen (62 and over**) or handicapped/disabled one or two person families. • Maximum annual income caps apply, based on family size. • There is no asset limit. • Rent is based on thirty percent (30%) of adjusted annual income: all sources of income minus allowable medical deductions in excess of three percent (3%) of gross income, and minus a $400 elderly family deduction. • Income includes: Social Security; SSI; pension funds; interest on bank accounts, CD's, land contracts, etc.; dividends on stocks and bonds; wages earned; and any other regular, recurring income source. • Medical deductions include: medicare premiums; supplemental health insurance premiums; non-reimbursed prescription drug costs: medicare deductible; non-reimbursed physician, dentist and eye doctor expenses; hearing aid expenses; over-the-counter medications, etc. • Rent includes gas, water, sewer, hot-waler heat, recycling and trash pick-up, as well as $10 monthly allowance toward electric bill. • Cable television service available, if desired. • Three full-time maintenance staff with 24-hour on-call emergency maintenance coverage. Sample Rental Calculation: TOTAL INCOME: $10,000 MEDICAL EXPENSES: 3,200 $3,200 medical expenses • 300 3% of income $2,900 allowable medical deduction $10,000 annual income - 2,900 allowable medical deduction 400 elderly family deduction $ 6,700 adjusted annual income + 12 x 30% = 'Additional units available at other sites. $ 167 monthly rental amount "Under certain conditions, "near elderly" aged 50-62 may qualify.