250 HCAG S SOIIf 300K BlNCrn,* The Lowmii Area for tOO Years ^ oPRlHGPORf, INSIDE THE LEDGER 49234 Bone marrow donor found for leukemia patient, pg. 8 D The LoweU Ledger Volume 17, Issue 46 Serving Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 Wednesday, September 29,1993 Stauffer and Schuster named Integrity kept in shuffle of homecoming King & Queen energy & maintenance funds; but trust is another issue I By Thad Kraus The mechanical/duct work tions. Projects at all the said. There are some compli- Lowell Ledger Editor 19 for the existing high school schools, except Bushnell, cated factors that would have *- and middle school totaled were designed with telecom- it to be met." When bids were opened, $499,000 (H&H Plumbing munications." Lowell School Board in November of 1990, for the $286,000 and West Michi- Back at the August Board President Ray Quada added new high school, many of the gan Plumbing $213,000). meeting, Owen Ames and that the idea of the fund was costs came in higher than the Hlt was a sensible solution, Kimball Construction man- to invest money into energy school had anticipated. in that, had we not had a ager, Craig Willison, stated and maintenance issues to A second set of bids were bond, this work would have that the contingency funds for save the district money. "We taken and cutbacks were been paid for through energy all the projects were healthy. have a long time (15-20-30 made in an effort to bring and maintenance," Kemp Contingency funds are mon- years) to protect the build- bids in line with the total bud- said. ies set aside in case of ings. New innovative, get. Assistant Superintendent Lowell School Board unforeseen problemsonce the creative ways to maintain and Gary Kemp said the cutbacks President Ray Quada said the project is started. Willison up-keep the buildings," he totaled at least a half-million integrity of the energy and also said most of these type said. J dollars. maintenance fund has been of problems are found by, or The factors that would One area where costs were protected by what the board before, 65 percent of the work have to be met would higher than anticipated was has done with the funds. is completed. includevote would have to with the mechanical/duct John Clore, owner of LA This led Clore to ponder be conducted by a certain work. Rent-All, asked if the bond why those funds could not be time, so the winter tax col- It was something that money not used for mechani- funneled back into the energy lection could be adjusted. An could not just be cut out of cal/duct work was used for and maintenance fund and application would have to be the project, the issue was ad- telecommunications? Kemp used this year for operation, applied for, and there would dressed through a meeting of later stated that there was no more specifically, reinstating have to be a 45 day waiting the board commitee, archi- one area where the mo^iey a six-hour day. period before an election tects and engineers, the went, that it was used in the Kemp said at first he did could be held. The winter tax construction manager and ad- general scope of the high he did not beleive the 1.4 mills bills are due out by Dec. 1. ministrators. school and middle school collected specifically for en- Kemp also pointed out, At that meeting, the deci- projects. ergy and maintenance could that half of the 1.4 (rolled sion was made to funnel "The money was assigned be used for anything else. back to 1.2918) energy and funds from energy and main- to all bid categories that had "However, it is possible, maintenance funds was col- Adrian Schuster and Amy Stauffer were named tenance so that the scope of to be done to complete the through a vote of the people, lected in the summer. Thus, Lowell High School's Homecoming King and Queen. the new high school project project the way it was de- to get permission to use en- only half of those funds could The gala was celebrated at a homecoming assembly on would not have to be dimin- signed," Kemp said. "Part of ergy and maintenance funds be voted back for use in op- Friday. More Homecoming pictures page 10. ished. which, was telecommunica- for school operation," Kemp Trust, cont'd., pg. 8 Commission to detennine impact of rezoning; will delay construction of sewer line By Marc Popiolek ning commission determine opment Cooper wants, or al- into consideration that a new Contributing Writer what kind of impact re-zon- lows for development under High School would be built ing might have on the town- current standards. just north of the property. Construction of the new ships future. According to Cooper, the According to Gary Voogt sewer line to serve the new The land, owned by Rich- master plan states the area of Moore& Bruggin^aLow- high school and Eastgate Vil- ard Cooper, is key to Lowell would have residential devel- ell Township representative, lage has been put on hold once Township officials who want opment, but the planningcom- the plan should reflect the new again. to run a sewer line across the mission feels the plan meant high school. "Now that the Vergennes Township's property. the area would be developed new high school is being built, Manning Commission de- The major concern of the under Rl and then extended the plan should reflect utili- layed a decision on the re- planning commission is to north, as opposed to south, as ties, such as the sewer line. zoning of 97 acres of land determine if the Vergennes Cooper desires. that will be needed to serve from R1 to R2 until Oct. 12. Master plan, drawn up in 1988, Cooperand LowellTown- the school." The delay will let the plan- allows for the kind of devel- ship feel the plan didn't take Sewer, cont'd., pg. 8 Safety issues to determine DNR's decision on Flat River no wake zone By Marc Popiolek beauty of the river, but said they will have no influence on Contributing Writer the DNR's decision. "Hearing the concern over the beauty and wildlife was Concerns over water safety, wildlife preservation and fine, but this department can only take safety issues into the natural beauty of the Flat River brought 30 Lowell consideration," said DNR officer Mary Sherzer. citizens to a public hearing in Vergennes Township. The The no wake zone would establish restrictions reducing Scarecrows on watch meeting involved officials from the Department of Natural the maximum speed on the river to a slow no wake speed, The life size scarecrows Fallasburg Festival patrons Resources to discuss installing a no wake zone for the Flat and prohibits boats from having any water skis, water sleds, saw over the weekend were the work of 140 kindergarten River. surfboards or any other device in tow. through eighth-grade students from St Patrick's School. Three representatives from the DNR listened to Lowell Several citizens informed the officers of the dangers of St Patrick's Principal, Roberta Bonner, said every citizens describe numerous water hazards along the river boating on the Flat River. homeroom designed and made a scarecrow, each having during the low tide period. Those hazards includc, tree Tammy Martin, a 12-year resident along the river, its own personality. Bonner said she believes it is impor- stumps under water and floating logs. The officials also explained that debris and other materials are most dangerous tant that students be involved in community service heard comments on preserving wildlife and the natural Flat River, cont'd., pg. 8 projects. "The kids had a wonderful time with H," she said. The Ivtmell Ledger-WedneMtay, September 29,1993-Piffe 2 neral services were held Fri- mas, 57, of Mesick died on WINGEIER - Marjorie S Carolyn (Terry) Cavanaugh The Lowell Ledger-Wednesday, September 29, IWS-Page 3 day at Freeport United Meth- Monday, Sept. 20, 1993. He Wingeier, aged 68, of Alto, of Wyoming; brother, Hubert odist Church. Rev. Carroll A was bom March 29,1935, the diedTuesday,Sept.2l, 1993. Porritt of Middleville; five Fowler officiating. Memorial son of Matthew and Jennie She is survived by her hus- grandchildren; one great- OBITUARIES contributions may be made to Eddy Thomas in Ionia. He band, Walter; children. grandson; several nieces and Freeport United Methodist married Frances Thomas of El wood (Renee) Wingeier of nephews. She was a member Church. Ionia on October 24,1959, in Oxford, MI, Alan (Kadiy) of die Freeport I Imted Meth- SCHARASWAK -Carol A Lowell, Rev. Joe Gerkin offi- Ionia. She survives. Also sur- Wingeier of Niles, MI, odist Women's Society. Fu- Scharaswak, aged 33, of ciating. Memorial contribu- viving arc his mother, four Beldiiig, died Monday, Sepl. tions may be made to the First Mary Crawford Condon. daughters, C ynthia Acosta of Notices in The Ledger's EACH MONTH: Golden Clubroom, 307 E. Main St., welcomed. Membership COUNCIL :149S. Hudson 20, 1993 ot accidental auto- Baptist Church of Lowell. 13297 3 Mile Rd. Lowell. Mesick, Rose Fox of Lowell, "Coming Events" are free Ages meet 6 p.m. at Hale Lowell at 8:00 p.m. 21 -39 years of age. Lead- St. Hours: Monday thru Fri- mobile injuries. She was pre- Ml 49331 or call 897-7092. Julie Dennie of Lake Odessa, of charge to any non-profit House (Senior Neighbors, ership training through day. 1 to 5 p.m.; Satur- ceded in death by her brother, TAYLOR - Dennis (Jimmy) Sturgis has role in Agatha Total package cost. $325. and Sandra Hale of Belding; organization in the Lowell, 314 S. Hudson). Potluck. TUESDAYS - Take Off community involvement. days and Sundays, 1:30 to Ciary She is survived by her Taylor, aged 43, of ReedCity, three brothers, Wayne of Ada, Alto, and Saranac All are welcome. Pounds Sensibly Tops #M 4:30 p.m. Closed holidays. parenLs, Elmer and Martha; formerly of Lowell, passed jrea. We prefer such no- THURS., OCT. 7: Ver- Lowell, Robert of Saranac, Christie's murder mystery, 1372 meets every Tuesday EVERY THURS- 10 a.m. Phone 897-8545. brother, Elmer Jr. (Angela) away Sept. 19, 1993 at Reed gennes Cooperative Club and Richard of Ionia, one sis- ^bes to be kept brief and to EVERY MON.: Boy Scout evening at the Lowell Con- at the home of Linda John- Scharaswak; sistere, Sharon City Hospital, alter a long ill- be submitted by mail, but will meet at Schneider ter, Dorothy Thomas of Ionia Troop 102, for boys 11 and gregational Church son, 3550 Alden Nash S.E. LOWELL LIBRARY and M;iru Scliaraswak, all of ness. Surviving are his "The Mousetrap" will accept notices by phone Manor. 1 p.m. Hostesses and nine grandchildren. He up, or completing the 5th basement. Comer of Spring Moms In Touch Interna- HOURS: Open Mon. 10:30 Belding, Marie (Thomas) mother, Frances Taylor; a spe- at 897-9261. Doty Frost. Marian Lee and was preceded in death by one grade, will meet from 7 to and Hudson Sts. Weigh- tional. Mothers meeting to a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Wed.. Spickler of Lowell; grand- cial friend, Mary Purdun; Olivet College's theater When asked what she has Marcia Wilcox. Program sister, Martha. Funeral ser- 8:30 p.m., during the school ins at 5:45 p.m. pray for their children and 12:30p.m. to8:30p.m. and mother, Ethel Irwin of Grand three brothers and four sis- added or changed about the SECOND MONDAY schools. All Lowell School Fri. & Sat., 12:30 to 5:30 book review, "From The vices were held Friday at l^ike department will be putting on year, in the Scout Cabin, at Rapids; several aunts, uncles, ters. Interment Campbell character, Sturgis replied. EACH MONTH: The South the end of North Washing- EVERY SECOND & mothers are invited. p.m. Land and Back" by Curtis Funeral Home with the Rev. a production of Agatha nieces and nephews. Funeral Cemetery, Parma, MI. "Beyond the obvious things Kent 4-H group regular ton Street. Enjoy activities FOURTH TUES.:Qua-Ke- Stadtfeld professor at East- William Overton officiating. Christie's murder mystery. Services were held Friday at such as changes to the refer- meetings at 7 p.m. in the like hiking and camping and Zik Sportsmen's Club - THURSDAYS - Take Off ALTO LIBRARY HOURS: ern University. Given by Burial was at Balcom Cem- The Mousetrap. Among the the First Baptist Church of THOMAS - Levi H. Ilio- ence of my character. Ma- Alto Elementary School leam skills that can last a meets at8 p.m. at the Club Pounds Sensibly Tops Ml, Open Tues. 12 to 8 p.m.; Eunice VanderVeen. Spon- etery, Ionia. students cast in The Mouse- dame Paravicini developed cafeteria. lifetime. For more informa- building at 1400 Foreman No. 333. Saranac, meets Thurs. 12 to 8 p.m.; Sat. 9 sor, Mary Jankowski. into an extravagant., eccen- • tion call 897-8829. Road. Lowell. every Thursday evening at a.m. to 12 p.m. Phone 868- Everyone welcome. tric flirt. I researched Italian SECOND MONDAY OF the Saranac Public Library. 6038 art and literature looking for EACH MONTH; The Lowell SECOND MONDAY OF EVERY TUES.: Support Weigh-ins at 6:45 p.m. FRI., OCT. 8: Annual meet- things she would like. She's Area Schools Board of Edu- EACH MONTH: The One, 7:30 p.m. at Saranac EVERY TUES.: Ladies ing of Cyclamen Chapter very observant and relishes in cation meets at 7:30 p.m. Bowne Township Histori- Community Church. FIRST AND THIRD "Coffee Break Bible Study" #94 O.E.S., 7:30 p.m. in Just think, The Lowell Masonic the fact that she is the unex- in the Board of Education cal Society will hold its THURSDAY: The Alto Li- and children's "Bible Story Trish Sturgis pected, unknown guest. She office located in the Middle regular meetings at the WEDNESDAY: Rollaway ons Club meets at Dari's at Hour" from 9:30 to 10:45 Temple.Committee chair- trap is Lowell native Trish has great fun playing the other School, 12675 Foreman Township Office, 6059 Ltd. Senior Bowling, 1 p.m. 7 p.m. a.m. at Calvary Christian man, please have annual reports ready in written tuition's due Sturgis, a freshman at the col- characters off one another. Road. Linfield E., Alto. The meet- 55 and over. Reformed Church, 1151W. form. Election of officers. lege and 1993 graduate of She would also like to think ing is at 7:30 p.m. EVERY SECOND Main, Nursery free. For in- Lowell High School. she knows something abut ^.VERY MONDAY EVERY WED.: Royal THURSDAY: Lowell VFW formation call. 897-6462. WED., OCT. 13: Family in 216 Sturgis will be enacting high society, but is quite gar- EVENING: Euchre will be FOURTH MONDAY OF Rangers for the boys at 7 Auxiliary No. 8303 meets style beef and pork dinner the part of Madame Paravicini ish. That's part of what makes played at the V.F.W. Post EACH MONTH: American p.m. Sonshine Adventure at 3:30 p.m. at the VFW THIRD TUE. EACH at Snow United Methodist in the comic production, about her so funny." 8303 at 7:30 p.m. Admis- Legion Clark-Ellis Post 152 Team for the girls for kids Post, 307 W. Main Street, MONTH: C.HAD.D.asup- Church, 3189 Snow Ave. a young couple who start a sion is $1, prizes, Public at Lowell VFW Hall, 307 E. kindergarten and up. Christ Lowell. port group for parents of months. welcome. Main St. at 8 p.m. Ambassadors for the youth children with Attention Defi- at 5:15 p.m. guest house only to find that Performance dates for all their guests are cither un- The Mousetrap will be Octo- (7 thru 12 grades) Chris- EVERY SAT. - Lowell In- cit Disorder, meets at 7 ber 1, 2 and 7 at 8 p.m. A MONDAYS: Overeaters EVERY 1 ST & 3RD TUES- tian Clubs to help our dependent Amateur Radio p.m. at Sunshine Ministries, SAT., OCT. 16: Christmas pleasant or odd, and someone "Under the Pines Bazaar" is hiding a deadly secret. matinee will be held on Octo- Anonymous New meeting. DAY: Lowell Lions Club children grow through the Operators sponsor an in- 3300 E. Beltline N.E. For formation net on Frequency more information phone at Vergennes United Meth- Sturgis says of her role, ber 3 at 2 p.m. All perfor- 7:30 p.m. at Good Shep- meets at 6:30 p.m. at Look means of achievement pro- grams. special activities, 147.420 Simplex - Lowell 248-CHAD (D). odist Church, (comer of "Casting was great fun. They mances will be held at the herd Lutheran Church, Memorial Fire Station, A0305 Bluewater Hwy., South Hudson, Lowell. crafts, and basic moral Showboat Network. Bailey & Parnell). from 10 had me read the part of Ma- Mainstage Theater (formerly Lowell. Call 361-5463. learning. For more info, call WED., SEPT. 29: Lowell a.m. to4 p.m. Lunch, cookie dame Paravici ni over and over the Oaks Theater) in down- Come join us! EVERY 1ST & 3RD TUES- Christian Life Center, 3050 SATURDAYS & SUN- Rotary blood drive from 3 walk and drawing for a hand trying out different accents. town Olivet. General admis- DAY - V.F.W, Post 8303 Alden Nash S.E., 897-1100 DAYS: New hours at the to 8 p.m. at the Lowell Fire knit afghan. And, the part was originally sion is $5. For information SECOND MONDAY OF meets at the V.F.W. Fallasburg Schoolhouse Department. 319 S. written for a man, so 1 get to call 1-800-456-4189 or for 2ND WEDNESDAY. Men's Museum, 2-6 p.m. "Across Hudson. Requirements; SAT., OCT 16: Annual fall take great creative liccnse with directions call 897-8732. breakfast at Lowell Senior the Covered Bridge from Anyone who is 17 years old rummage sale at Ada Chris- my role. I simply love my Center, 314 S. Hudson St. Fallasburg Park." and weighs at least 110 tian School in the school costumes." BERNARD'S TRUE VALUE NARUWARE Call 897-5949 for reserva- may be eligible to donate gym, 7192 Bradfield, S.E. 1601 West Main, Street, Lowell tions. EVERY THIRD SUN.: The blood every 56 days. For from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Come Lowell Township says Rat River Snowmobile Club appointment call Betty at to find good used clothing PART TIME HBP WANTED FIRST WEDNESDAY meets at the clubhouse at, 897-8457. For more and household items and okay to selling liquor Neat appearance required. Must work EACH MONTH: 18841 Potters Rd. Just east information call Ginni fresh baked goods. Saturday, Sunday & Evenings. Alzheimers Support Group of Montcalm Ave. at 1 p.m. Blanchard, GVBP Mobile meets at 6:30 p.m. at New members and guests Consultant 776-1863. OCT. 16 & 17: Arts and on Sundays Applications will be taken between Cumberland Retirement are welcome. crafts show at Saint 3 & 5 p.m. Monday thru Friday Only! SAT., OCT. 2: Swiss steak Patricks School in Parnell. By Mare Popiolek if dlis township would not id- Village. Phone 897-4810 for information. WOMEN OFTHE MOOSE: dinner with all the trimmings Saturday, 10a.m. to4p.m.; Contributing Writer low it, people would just go to PLEASE COME ALONE Business meeting is held from 5 to 7 p. m. at the Lowell Sunday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. another township and bring it EVERY FIRST WEDNES- the third Monday of each Masonic Temple. 119 Lin- Crafters, bakedgoods, food Lowell Township has back here," said Township DAY: Lowell Area Jaycees month, at 8 p.m. coln Lake, Tickets are $6 and raffle. Sponsored by agreed to adopt a Kent County Clerk Carol Wells. "We would meetat7p.m. at the Lowell for adults; $3.50 for chil- Saint Patrick's Altar Soci- Resolution allowing the sale just be hurling die small busi- City Hall. New members LOWELL AREA ARTS dren 5-12; and free for ety. St. Patrick's School, of liquor for off site use on nesses in Lowell dial sell li- under 5. Sponsored by 4351 Parnell Ave., Parnell, Sundays, starting Dec. 1. quor." Lowell Lodge #90 Free and (Ada). Kent County passed the Township Supervisor NOTICE Accepted Masons and Cy- resolution earlier this month, John Fimpson agreed with TOWNSHIP OF 897-5949 clamen Chapter #94 Order OCT. 16 & 17: Snowmo- but would allow for individual Wells that the resolution Weekly Activities of Eastem Star. bile grass races, sponsored townships within the county shouldn't have been passed, by The Flat River Snowmo- to adopt an ordinance banning and also pointed out that en- GRATTAN MON.: 8 a.m. Walkers. WED.: 1 p.m. Shopping TUES., OCT. 5: Grattan bile Club, at the Flat River assistance. (Except the the sale of liquor on Sundays. forcing iui ordinance against Historical Society regular track in Symrna. Races Although the board did die resolution would be ex- PLANNING MON.: 12:45p.m. Kitchen 6th) meeting at 7 p.m. at Grat- start at noon. not agree with die counties tremely difficult. Band practice tan Museum, Old Belding THURS.: 9:30 a.m. decision, u saw no reason it) "Policing die ordinance COMMISSION Road. Program, "20 Min- NOV. 4, 5, 6: Charity Ba- ban the sale in Lowell Town- would be very difficult and TUES.: 8 a.m. Walkers. Bingo. utes with William Troy." zaar at Belding Covered ship. the legal fees incurred on pros- REGULAR MEETING Village Mall. Prepare now "I don't like die idea of ecuting individuals would be- THURS.: 1 p.m. Euchre. for baked goods, crafts, A Public Hearing of the Grattan Planning Com- WED., OCT. 6: Alzheimer's selling liquor on Sundays, but used books and Christmas very high," said Timpson. mission will be held at the Grattan Township Hall, Special Events Disease Support Group V eT meets at Cumberland Re- decorations to sell at Grat- 11676 Old Belding Road, on: TUES., OCT. 12: 1p.m.. Better TUES., OCT. 5: 1 p.m. tirement Village, 11535 E. tan Museum booth at the make plans Shopping at Woodland trip to rake factory. Charity Bazaar. The LoweU Ledger WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6,1993 AT 7:30 P.M. Fulton, at 6:30 p.m. The L—ii Ar«* MiaJn, IBM Mall. meeting is free and open to get lucky. THURS., OCT. 14: 12 SAT., NOV. 20: The 6th at which time and place the following subject the public. For more infor- ' InUIn n up f.isi One p.m. lunch and leam. i-i-psi.iki-N You loukl win .i WED., OCT. 6: 7:45 Annual LCTK Arts & Crafts J.i\ n N I kill iIn- ru-M ii > tin- will be heard. mation call Betty Wiley. MO.(MM! >»r.iful pn/c siholjiship. or \ l IN I II N'H Ml II S t (ilii ^f a.m. men's traveling 897-4810 or Lynn Bylsma, Bazaar, (Lowell, Caledonia, «>ni* I'icM'n mhoiarsinps * (USPS 45-830) \ntl \MU know U I MI ili.ii TUES., OCT. 19: 1 p.m., XtliT all. i*\rn tin* Ivm <»l |)l.ins uuiKI breakfast. 897-8413. Thornapple Kellogg Com- nii.in> M«»ni\ I'Kniv •»! H Kropf and Kropf, Inc., in accordance with Section um- .i Irtlk* liu k Publisht il weekly for $10 a year in Ken! County, Movies. Grand Rapids. munity Education). This IIh .IUT.I^I itiiiiiin l>?ll iN nl > I'MUHI |H f M-.it Sound advict* laJk Willi .m $14 a year outside the county by the Lowell Ledger WED., OCT 6: 9:30 year it's in the Lowell Middle IMli hanker \\c have the fools nance, as amended, have made application for a OCT. 5, 6 & 7: Mackinaw Nlopin W r li.i\i-|i4>- it v\ .i\s |i • liilp Publishing Company, 105 N. Bmadwav St., WED., OCT. 20: 9:30 lor >ui i essf iill\ planning ami a.m., Blood pressure. Island Senior Citizen Get- School, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. (•rtrai ideas. < «IIIII in .iml MV nur IAIUINIVI' xuli n Special Use to locate a private road on Parcel ii.-"** paying lor volleKe. everxthinn Lowell, MI 49331. a.m.. Advisory Council Mow i'i |*.iv Nif (.iillcyi lliis pr.uiu.il ^nuli i spl.nn Together at the Grand Proceeds to Senior Citi- iIk- in> from loans .uul savings pm #41-12-07-100-012 of approx. 46.25 acres, lo- .mil 'niiv (i.lliyi Im.imin^ |VMni l)\ prnnl >uii li-.irn hnw in RoRer K. Bn.wn Thad Kraus THURS., OCT. 7: 9 meeting. zens. There are still spaces >»ram> in mutual hiiuK** .iml cated in the NW1/4 of Sec. 7 east of Tiffany Ave. Hotel. To make your reser- I llii nioni-v \«MI ni-rd Vjdi-N .uul .ilWlonu Worklx'ok .M «»llier mxesinienis Publisher Editor a.m., Mystery trip. vations send your name, left for exhibitors, call 897- vn.ifs in pun II.IM .ii . (»si < )i iiu \ n \iiiif> Ini- uIn n MUI nj* M .i \X lielher lutlmn is IJ immihs m 1J ye.irs (616) «97.*261 WED., OCT 27: 7:45 • N U .U» * MM V\ ILH .UIII UNJJU IKT*INMN address and $25 deposit to 8434. • IW .IN llll ll* • onK one plan- thai t.m lu lp v«ni pl.m Written comments concerning this issue should Inf m<>nr> Iknfi i»\ .un Imu mil mii r
By Thad Kraus * Lowell Ledger Editor You've heen told your son hascancer(Leukemia)andhis best chance for survival is a SPOOK HOUSE bone marrow transplant. There will be a spook house sponsored by the Lowell The hospital's business of- Moose Lodge. 210 East Main on Oct. 22., 7 to 11 p.m.; Oct. fice states that treatment can 23,1 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 11 p.m.; Oct. 24,1 to 5 p.m.; Oct. 29, be started just as soon as a 7 to II p.m.; Oct. 30, 1 to 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 11 p.m.; Oct. positive match can be found 31,1 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m. Admission is $1. and a payment of $225,000 is made. That is what has happened LITTLE LEAGUE MEETING to John and Alice Blanding's There will be a Lowell Little League meeting Thursday, son, David. Oct. 7 at 7 p.m. in the High School. David Blanding, a 1971 Anyone interested in helping for the 1994 season please try graduate of Lowell High to attend. School, found this out on a day that should have been a SWISS STEAK DINNER day (April 15) of rejoicing for There will be a Swiss steak dinner with all the trimmings both him and his wife, Janet. from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Lowell Masonic Temple, 119 Lincoln She gave birth to their first l^ike. Tickets are $6 for adults; $3.50 for children, 5 to 12 and child, their daughter, Phoebe. free for children under five. David and Janet Blanding celebrate the birth of their daughter, Phoebe. Sponsored by Lowell Lodge #90 Free and Accepted Ma- Donor, cont'd., pg. 26 sons and Cyclamen Chapter #94 Order of Eastern Star.
LOWELL ROTARY BLOOD DRIVE Thist, continued The Lowell Rotary will sponsor a blood drive Wednesday, eration. The .6459 mills the $800,000 needed to re- district enrollment figures, the some might believe (I do not). (today) Sept. 29at the Lowell Fire Department, 319S. Hudson would total $190,000. As turn to a six -hour day. The state aid bill, the cost of the there is no further need for from 3 to 8 p.m. Kemp points out, that makes other $60,000 could be taken new teacher and support staff the energy and maintenance Anyone who is 17 years old and weighs at least 110 pounds just a small dent in the from $800,000 fund equity. contracts, class scheduling at fund or some part of that may he eligible to donate blood every 56 days. To schedule an $800,000 it would take to re- "Would we do it if we the high school for year long fund for its intended purpose, appointment call Betty at 897-8457. For more information instate a six-hour day. could, probably not. "That classes, cost of returning pro- then before district voters arc call Gini Blanchard. GVBP Mobile Consultant, 776-1863. Kemp was asked if the bond money will help us com- grams to six-hour schedule, put through a shell game, it $500,000 funneled from en- plete the general scope of the compared to leaving them as should first declare the funds ergy and maintenace could project," Kemp said. "It will they are, and the anticipated uneccessary, abolish the LOWELL AREA ARTS COUNCIL S FIRST OF be funneled back, since the allow us to purchase comput- cost of running the school enrgy and maintenance fund FALL WORKSHOPS TO BEGIN contingency funds are so ers and other classroom district next year, compared and related millage should Once again drawing instructor Sandy Bartlett will teach in healthy. "Yes, 1 think that is equipment (i.e. desk, chairs, to the funding sources begin- be put back into the taxpay- an after school workshop for children ages eight through 14. possible," he said. tables). I don't think we want ning July 1. ers' pockets," Quada said. This LAAC sponsored workshop begins Thursday, Sept. 30 Because of when that to move 30-year old equip- Quada said he believes "With a separate vote, the from 3:30 to 5 p.m. and runs for seven weeks ending Nov. 1. money was collected, Kemp ment into a new high school." whatever step is taken should taxpayers should be asked to Fee for this workshop is $50 for LAAC members, $60 for said he did not know if that The decision to return to a be a comprehensive approach take the money from their non-members. Mastercard/Visa welcome. Phone the Arts money then could be re- six-hour day is far more com- and not a stop-gap measure in pocket to support whatever Center at 897-8545 to register. turned to the operational fund plicated than creating a mode any one specific area. it is the district is attempting through a vote of the people. for dollars. Lowell Superin- Asking the people to vote to fund." "I don't know the answer. tendent Fritz Esch said there to have funds shifted from Quada bel ieves this would OFF THE BLOTTER That's a legal question," he are several issues to consider energy and maintenance to result in true, truth and taxa- said. in the evaluation of any deci- operation just further illumi- tion, and would take school Stephen Grody, 27, of Belding, was involved in a property Assuming that all these sion to return to a six-hour nates an existing problem. districts and governmental damage accident, Sept. 20, on Washington near Grant Street steps can be taken, and within day schedule in mid-year. "I believe if any govern- entities out of the businessof when he missed the curve, went over a lawn and struck a fence the time frame, it would be The issues were: educa- ment agency is going to shuffling money internally and two trees. possible to return $740,000 tional value and quality of establish trust with the pub- when voters fail to give them Frederick Probst, 24, of Lowell, was arrested Sept. 17 on to the operational fund, which returned programs, the 1992- lic, it must abide by the terms what they want. Fallasburg Fall Festival enjoys record crowd on Saturday a warrant out of a Grand Rapids court. would be more than a dent of 93 final district audit, final of voter passed issues. If, as The following is a list of won a fiber necklace by Susan Winter of Harbor Nettie Morgan of Kent Doug Wilber of Grand Oren Frost of Lowell won Larrie Tuomela, 21, of Lowell, was arrested Sept. 20 for Fallasburg Fall Festival raffle Jochen Ditterich of Rockford. Springs. City won a pottery bowl by Rapids won a basket by Sha- a Canjo by Jack and Shirley driving under the influence of alcohol. jwinners.The winners arecon- Elizabeth Hovarter of Heidi Blissof Lowell won Mary Kuilema of Lowell. ron Buchanan of Vestaburg. Folkertsma. Michael Treglia, 32, of Lowell was arrested Sept. 23 for Sewer, continued tacted by the Lowell Area Wyomi ng won a glass box by a wooden bracelet and Jan violation of probation by Lowell officers. Arts Center and can pick up Judy Apol of Grand Rapids Andre of Grand Rapids a John Mullins, 25, of Lowell, was arrested on a warrant According to Voogt, the be $30,000, as opposed to Lowell Township Super- man Gil Wise, the re-zoning their prizes at the Art Center. Bob Ewing of Traverse wooden barrette both by Jerry issued by 63rd District Court Sept. 24 for retail fraud, first reason why Cooper's property $ 14,000 under R2 zoning. This visor, John Timpson, says the could not take place under Lowell senior girls renovate The quilt was won by City won a porcelain plaque Wygant of Manistee. degree, which occurred Sept. 15. is ideal is because it provides comes about because the land delays will not have too much the current Vergennes Town- Laura Evans of Cannonsburg. by Paul Filler of Ada. Margaret Olson of Two 16 year old juvenile drivers, both from Lowell, were a natural gravity flow for the required for building on R2 is affect on the construction of ship land use plan, because it Rotary's food booth for Festival Arlene Eggleston of V. M. Garrett of Hastings Belmont won a wooden pin involved in a property damage accident at Main and Hudson, line. The other options for smaller than Rl land. Cur- the line, but could end upcost- would be considered spot re- Grand Rapids won a rocking won a set of beeswax candles by Sharie Cohen of Walled Sept. 25, when the southbound vehicle failed to yield right-of- Lowell township would have rently, Rl land requires one ingthe township more money. zoning. "Spot re-zoning is horse made by Jody by Doug and Sandy Lindhout Lake. way at the blinking red light. them using a pump, which acre of land be used for each "We don't plan on construct- something this commission Haybarker of Lowell. of Lowell. Floyd Chase of Lowell Akhter Husain, 51, of Grand Rapids, was involved in a would be very costly. house. Under R2 zoning, the ing the line until spring, but will not start doing just to Sharon Lesky of Lowell Barb Doyle of Lowell won a Christmas plate by Pam property damage accident, Sept. 23, when he struck a parked Cooper wants the land re- land would be cut more than we wanted to get the bidding meet the needs of one per- 'and Nancy VanAllsburg of won a toy wooden train Hemmes of Greenville. car on East Main near James Street, owned by Marilyn zoned, because it would be half to 17,000 square feet. The started as soon as possible to son," he said "However, the Grand Rapids each won a whistle by Don and Dawn Marge Chipman of Grand Acheson. of Lowell. The impact sent Acheson's vehicle into more affordable to build a resi- land use reduction would al- save money. The longer we commission will look into the flower print by Carolyn Scott Shurlow of Rhodes. Rapids won a leaded glass the rear of a second parked vehicle owned by Vernice Denkema, dential community. low Cook to build approxi- wait, the more it could cost effects of re-zoning the land, Risk of Traverse City. Dick Korb of Lowell won composition by Ann Haven 62. of Remus. According to Cooper un- mately 160 homes, instead of us." because of the new high Jean McKay of Lowell a pottery hanger by Jim Ardis of Grand Rapids. der the current zoning the cost 80 homes, thus reducing the According to Vergennes school requires the sewer won a photo by John Galbo of Hemlock and a clay neck- Fran Bates of Grand Rap- of the land for a house would total cost of each house. Planning Commission Chair- line." of Saginaw. lace by Mary Kingsbury of ids won a vase by David Otis Dottie DeForest of Ada of East Jordan. Lowell won a watercolor print Dee O'Neill of Grand csss*- Rose Hensch of Ada won by Ed Gifford of Akron, OH. Rapids won a watercolor by Flat River, continued aclayoil lampby David Geyer Phil Jenkins of Macon, Jan Johnson of Lowell. of Interlachen, FL. Carol Mandle of Lowell after the winter months and by the citizens' request. would be hired to handle the sent to their Marine Satety ^GA, won a batik by Linda Beverly Hagen of Lowell won earrings by Bonnie KAIL this debris tends to change It the DNR decides to situation. Division in Lansing. Haderer of Petoskey. UiE Cg and Barb Graham of Sparta Blandsford of Grand Rapids. Ollfl the make-upof the river. "I've grant the no wake zone re- DNR officer Robert Clark After receiving the tacts Bob Decker of Lowell each won a dried flower ar- Carol Rhines of been boating on this river for quest, Alan Baird, a Ver- added that there are two DNR the division will make a rec- won a paper fusion by Kathy rangement by Paul Geer of Millington won a Christmas 12 years and every summer I gennes Township Trustee, conservationist officers in the ommendation to the Ver- Sheldon of Wyoming Belmont. ball by Lynn Dinning of Har- have to re-acquaint myself wants to know who will en- area and numerous sheriffs of- gennes Township board. ^ ho Julie Rash of Lowell won Marion Schneider of bor Springs. because it is always chang- force the zone. ficers who could patrol the then can either accept or re- a puzzle by Paul Crawford of Lowell won a clay bowl by Barb Armstrong of Spring ing," she said Officer Sherzer explained area efficiently. ject the recommendation. Grand Rapids. Elenor Martin and Julie Michael Kifer of Richland. Lake won a mounted butter- Lowell citizens got a vote the law would be enforced by Lowell citizens who wish Officer Sherzer explained In the midst of Homecoming week, three high school seniors found and took the time Foster, both of Grand Rap- Will Eberly of Grand Rap- fly by Eli Beery of Traverse of confidence from a surprise DNR agents and Sheriff of- to express their views, will il would take approximate!) lo renovate the train pieces that decorate the Lowell Rotary Food Booth at the Fallasburg kids, each won a watercolor ids won a soap basket by Barb City. source, when Debbie ficers. However, she stressed have the next 15 days to sub- two months before the marine Festival- Taking part in the art club service venture were junior rotarian, Liz Arnold, print by Audrey Ratterman Johnson of Laingsburg. Sally Roth of Lowell won Marshall, a representative that the enforcement level mit their feelings in writing to division will send back a ru Sarah Hecksel and Cat Kilpatrick. Lowell High School art instructor, Robin White, said of Shelby Township. Joseph Seinkiel of Grand a leather day book by Mike from Senator Vern Ehlcrs of- would stay the way it is now the DNR before the facts are the three seniors had fun with the project, but wished they had far more time. ommendation. Rapids won a paper angel by Barnes of Harbor Springs. fice, asked the DNR to abide because no extra officers Joann Hale of Lowell
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September 29,1993-Page 20 The Lowell Ledger-Wednesday, September 29,1993-Page 21 Red Arrow girls tested in league foung Red Arrow linkster shines in league play
Thad Kraus Deer Run against Zeeland and of die quality teams in the O- Northview's Adam Henkel wins over Vikings & Spartans 'ell Ledger Editor Nordiview. Cindric carded a K White, had just two strokes were the match medalist widi 45 in an exhibition at Iron- separate dieir top four golfers. rounds of 41. \U I had Kraus O-K While Conference loss. "We hustled, we re- wood against Wyoming Park. in ihe final ihree ininules of The coming of age of Marc Drougal and Josh Mateer Northview's Nick LaCroix Lowell Ledger Editor A relentless Rod Arrow bounded, we played well of- play. )homore Scott Smith, and came home widi rounds of was one shot back at 42. Team- press, an imensified tempo, Wyoming Park 158 Lowell, who trailed by as fensively and we played well sparkling play of two fresh- 40. mate Beau Verlin fired a 44. For the beucr pan ol four and poor Viking foul shoot- Lowell 167 many as 11 points through the defensively, but we didn't hit n, highlighted a 1-2 week Scott Smidi was two shots Andy Zbojniewicz finished quarters ii liH>kcd as it ihe 1 -5 ing, provided Lowell with first three quarters, was able our foul shots down the die Red Arrow boys' golf in back of Sean Smith, widi a wiiha45. Wyoming Park girls' baskei- Sean Smith led the Red enough impetus to chase lo recover in time lo earn a stretch," Pullen said. liu 41. Jason Evans followed with Following Smidi were Red kdl team would hand Lowell down, catch and surpass Park 51-40 victory. Park was led in scoring by Arrows, widi a team medalist * "Smith has stepped to the a 42. Dustin VanStee came Arrows Sean Smith and B.J. an unexpected early season score of 39 at die par-37 Iron- "Park played extremely Susan Blok widi 12 points. Hii," Lowell golf coach Jack home widi a 45. Barber, widi nine-hole totals The game's leading scorer wood course. well. They tested us," Lowell [ile said. "He's playing real "Park played well. They of 46. Nick Kuzmin finished wits Red Arrow Amy Stauffer. He was one shot in back of coach Ken Akers said. "They ill right now. Scott's been are a good leam, especially on with a 48. She tallied 19 points. Court- match medalist Jason Hartman caused our eirls to make mis- Insistent." their home course," Ogle said. Zeeland was led by Milch ney Ametl followed widi 12 of Wyoming Park, whofireda Nick Kuzmin and Rob Bos with a 45. Matt Yonker Ilie well coached Vikings and Tammy Stauffer and 38. ndric served notice that they Northview 172 carded a 46 and Ben Laarman passed themselves through Krista Posdiumus each had Hartman's teammate and ill be the foundation from Lowell 181 and Jason Holland tallied brother, Eric Hartman, lied and over the Red Arrow press eight points. hich Lowell's golf team is rounds of 48. Smith at 39. Zeeland 188 in ihe firsl half. "We did a 'tt bill over the next couple of Lowell finished the week The Vikings, who are one Lowell's Scott Smidi and good job against Lowell's Lowell 44 Cars. Kuzmin shot a 48 al at 2-10 overall and 1-9 in the press," Park coach Rich Pullen Sparta 39 O-K White said "The girls were hurt by 4 die press toward the end, be- Lowell seemed to be in cause we threw the bidl into control throughout die high Dne point wins over EGR & Cats areas we didn't want il." school girls' basketball game Lowell trailed 40-35 with against Sparta. a little more than diree min- mprove soccer teams record to 8-2 Yet, Sparta never seemed utes to play, but an Amy lo be out of il. iy Thad Kraus Lowell 2 both have improved im- to be the winning score, as Stauffer foul shot, with 2:47 11 was a strange game, in \owell Ledger Editor EGR 1 mensely from a year ago." Northview booted in its only to go, gave Lowell a 41-40 dial Lowell couldn't shake Lowell's coach likes the goal withtwominutestoplay. advantage and started an 11 -0 With literally 30 seconds Sparta and the Spartans way his club has been making The Wildcats score also Lowell's Sean Smith helped the Arrows defeat Red Arrow run. In the midst of a lough four- to play in the firsl half, Eric couldn't catch Lowell. In die the plays. "The boys are play- came on a penalty kick, Zeeland. Sophomore Tammy lame stretch, Lowell coach Ametl took a crossing pass end, die Red Arrows improved ing well and charged up about Lowell posted its first goal Stauffer hit a big three point )ave Wydock said his club from Ryan While and drilled dieir O-K White league record being in the hunt for the league when Matt Carstens headed a shot, from just right of the vas sore, tired and glad to still il home from six yards out. to 3-0, putting diem at die lop tide," Wydock said. comer kick past the North- Tennis, continued key, to extend Lowell's pre- Courtney Arnett goes strong to the basket against k.' in the hunt for a league The goal tied the game al of die conference. view goalie. carious one-point lead to four Wyoming Park. litle. half, 1-1, and gave the Red "The girls need lo realize "Our mid-field play against •at 44-40. Having played Forest HUls Arrows the spark il needed in dial diey have to be ready to "Ametl did an excellent job in die second half. Bodi clubs Lowell 2 Northview was good. It en- The sophomore followed pentral, Northview and East the second liidf. win the Red Arrows were able Portland 7 play every night," Lowell defensively against Hull," scored 22 points in half num- Northview 1 abled us to control the con- 30 seconds later with a short [irand Rapids in succession, That spark was fanned to post in its loss to Sparta. Lowell 0 coach Ken Akers said. "When Akers said. ber two - eight in die diird test" Wydock said. "However, 12 foot jumper from die riglu ith Sparta scheduled for this when Paco Villafano took a "Mandy had a great match. you're at or near die lop of the Lowell led 22-17 al half, quarter and 14 in die fourth. I think we played beuer over- The Red Arrow netters had side, extending die lead lo six eek, Wydock was pleased corner kick from Jason Paco Villafano's second She did a nice job of hanging league, everybody is gunning The two clubs traded buckets half penalty kick gave Lowell all against EGR. their moments against Port- at 46-40. ith his club's 2-1 O-K White Prescott and fed Amelt, who in there and not giving up af- for you." E a 2-0 lead, which later proved land, but could not sustain A bucket by Gowen and record and 8-2 mark overall. punched in his second goal of ter losing the second set," Senior Amy Stauffer led them for long enough periods two foul shots by Amy " lliis has been a lough the game from six yards out. Ackermann said. die Red Arrow charge widi 17 of limes. Stauffer increased the lead to JV girls lose two stretch of games against qual- Ilie goal gave Lowell a 2-1 Lea Sterly, number one points. In die first three league "We had good matches 50-40. Lowell's point came ity competitive teams," lead and eventually, the vic- singles, was defeated by games of die year, Stauffer Fhe Lowell junior varsity lead throughout die game. against Portland, we just widi 56 seconds to play, on a RVydock said. "The boys have Becky Harrison, 6-2,6-1. lias averaged 19 points a game. girls' basketball leam was de- tory. couldn"t finish them out foul shot by Tammy Stauffer. played well. This group has "East is lough. Ihey have Monica Jaarsma lost in Krista Posdiumus scored 11 feated bv Wyoming Park 36- strong/" Ackeniiann said. The Red Arrows ran into a been on an even keel through- the fastest forward line in the straight sets lo Sparta's Mela- Lowell's Amy Stauffer led Lowell with 19 points against points and Courtney Ametl 23. Lea Slerly was a 6-2, 6-0 hot-shooting Sparta team on put . lliey continue to progress league," Wydock said. "We nie Riendsleisch, 6-1,6-4. Park added six. Andrea Bishop led Lowell victim to Lelee Niklas. Thursday and were defeated, lilde by litde. marked their top two scorers Sparta's Rachel Blaauw "Amy is playing well riglu widi 15 points. Cindy Cook At second singles, Kim 50-20. | With 2-1 wins over North- and did what we had to do to defeated Alethea Parmenter in now. She's been consistent and led die club in rebounding widi Smith defeated Mandy Wills, While Sparta scored a sea- new and East Grand Rapids, win.,, straight sets, 6-1,6-0. she also sees die floor real seven caroms. 6-3,6-1. son-high 56 points, Lowell owell finished the week al 2- Wydock praised the defen- In number one doubles well," Akers said "We arc playing good at In third singles, Leah only managed six buckets. 1 and second to Central in the sive play of Dan Huizenga play. Heather Houtman and Sara Hull led die Spartans leh defensive end, but arereally Thelen upended Monica Cook was Lowell's leading )-K White. and Jerry Winsor. "Their play CarrieForbes straight set widi 13 points. She's been struggling to establish an of- Jaarsma 6-1,6-3. scorer widi five points. Jenny has been exceptional. They Stephanie Stormzand and averaging 21 points per game. fense," Lowell coach Wayne Kelly Patrick bested Borg and Andrea Bishop each Jamie Morlock, 6-0,6-1. Townsend said Alediea Parmenter 6-3, 7-5. scored four points. Karen Melissa Malone and Cheryl Park jumped out lo a six- In doubles play. Amy I )ykstra had a team-high seven Anderson were 6-2, 6-1 vic- point lead after one quarter Claflin and Ruby Castillo rebounds. VERGENNES tims loNicole VanOefflen and straight set Stephanie and maintained a consistent Becky Bradford in number Stormzand and Jamie Mor- two doubles. ATHLETES OF THE WEEK Laura Roth and Beth Pas- lock, 6-4,6-2. TOWNSHIP Michelle Russo and quale lost 6-1, 6-0 to Sara Sponsored by Family Fare Janiovsky and Jenny Ander- Candice Jariczek defeated son. Melissa Malone and Kim Ka- NOTICE "I thought we could have mphuis, 6-3, 6-0 in second Life Insurance... scored a litde better, but over- doubles. The only way to liv Notice is hereby given that the Vergennes Town- all it was a good match,' Ack- Angie Webert and Alii ship Planning Cotninission will hold a public ermann said. Gerkman straight set Laura Beth Pasquale reaches for a return. How can you live with peace of hearing on Wednesday, October 27,1993 at 7:00 Roth and Beth Pasquale, 6-0, mind now and in the future? p.m. at the Vergennes Township Hall, 10381 Bai- 6-0. Protect your family with a life insurance ley Drive, for a continuing discussion of "e "Parmenter played very plan from Farm Bureau Life Insurance application of Richard Cooper to rezone 97.34 Your new well at fourth singles. She did acre parcel in the SW 1/4 of Section 34 from R-1 Company of Michigan. a nice job of husding on the (Single Family Residential) to R-2 (Medium Den- neighbors Call for a prompt review of your court and getting to the ball," sity Single Family Residential), which was the Ackermann said. "Morlock insurance needs. subject of a public hearing on September 22, just and Stormzand played a great Making your future more predictable. MARK JOHNSON 1993. At this time the Planning Commission voted first set al number one doubles, mmfium BUREAU 6167 28th St. SE Grand Rapids. Ml to table the request in order to further study the moved but just could not carry the m m. INSURANCE implementations of the requestforthe 1989 Town- momentum into the second V ship Master Plan which was adopted prior to the in set." initiation of construction of the new high school Did you meet them yet? and the attendant need of routing public utilities Almost 1 of every 5 Amencans moves each year, and wherwfa - ever Americans move, Getting To Know YoY( u welcomes Mandy Wills Eric Arnett Courtney Arnett to the select site. them, with much more than jusf "Howdy." Getting To Know The senior won a competi- I he sophomore soccer Ilie junior was recognized McQte Background material on the rezoning request, You and its sponsors make new families in town feel wel- tive three-set league match player scored Lowell's only by her coach. Kit. Akers, for come with a bousewarming package full of needed infor- against Sparta Wills has been two goals against Northview, her outstanding defensive play and the Township Zoning Map, can be reviewed mation about selected community services. Getting To Know homestead die leader of the Lowell tennis lo lead die Red Arrow soccer MUSIC MASTER at the Township Hall on Monday, Wednesday and You is the best way fine merchants and qualified profes- against Wyoming Park's Su- sionals can invite new business, new fnends to come in. leam Lowell tennis coach leam to victory. The forward/ san Benlley and Sparta's Sara Friday between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. 2534 Akton Nash NE, LowaU "Your Radio Shack Dealer" (Just Norm otAnowhrnd Gott Count) Wendy Ackermann calls halfback possesses good ball Hull. She held Bendey to 12 WE NOW CARRY.. Written comments will also be considered If t | Graaous WilJs'playcontrolled. "Mandy handling skills, is fast and has points and Hull to 13 points. ge t nC to know you Accommodations a nose for the goal. Lowell Cassettes • CD's received by the Township Clerk prior to 7:00 p.m. for Vour works hard and never gives Akers said Ametl draws die Out-OITom) on October 27,1993. up,' Ackermann said coach Dave Wydock said opponents' lop offensive & Electrical Needs 0RBIT WELCOMING NEWCOMERS NATIONWIDE Guest Ametl has been putting in his IK MACA2M 0» IMI Mw UliVlSiON RHONE player Gil Wise To bKOfnt a tponsor, caN (MO) 6454376 lime and was due for a big HOURS: Monday thru FYiday 9-0; Satuiday 9-5: Closed Sunday Chairman In Ntw Y«t State (MQ) 132-MM 897-8142. game. . 203 E. MAIN STREET, LOWELL • PHONE 897-6040 Thf Lowell Ledger-Wediesday, September 29,1993-Page 22
Lowell cross country teams suffer Hey, Mdst Look for the Kids Club for fun and setbacks at Sparta games every month! Thad Kraus Sparta claimed spots six The Lowell girls were led Sparta's Danielle Gleason Low ell Ledger Editor tlirough eight. Tram per was by Anne Oesch (third), who and Cathy Gallop finished 1-2 clocked at 19:48. Chris Fair posted a team best time of for the Spartans. Gleason came Sparta's 1-2 punch was came home in 19:56and Ehrin 23:13. Melissa Deeb (fifth) home in 21:57. Gallop was more tlian Lowell boys' cross Archer finished at 20:05. was clocked at 23:21. Diana clocked at 21:57 Tenths of a country icain could recover Lowell's Rich Langridge Pick was 10th in a time of second separated the two Spar- Irom. as it fell 24-34 in a was 10th in a time of 20:23 26:59 and Anne Townsend tans. league meet at Sparta and Paul Pelon was 12ili at was 11th at 27 minutes even. Sparta's Mary Johnson was SpanansChhsShellnerand 20:37. "Oesch ran extremely well. fourth at 23:16. Rachel Bays Tom Young came off the 3-2 I laving her mn with, or ahead Sparta 15 was sixth in a time of 24:08. -. Kids Quiz You*ve Got * mile terrain m first and second of Deeb, is a giHKl sign. It W'Tak* this quick quiz Lowell 50 Missy Bear was seventh in a In The place, respectively. gives us a nice 1-2 punch," time of 24:58. + + and sec what you knew Spotlight To Be Joking^A Sliellner stopped the clock Harper said • about Coiumbust at 18:32 and Young was three Michelle Brown is a What did the cow say to her sister In bed? ^K* ^ I • Where was Christopher Columbus born? perfect pumpkin picker! seconds behind at 18:35. Michelle won the Kiwanis Moove over. Lowell filled spots three 1993 Pumpkin Picking through five. Matt Ininan fin- * What country paid for Columbus' discovery of contest. Fifty children What's the sickest state in the nation? * ( were taken to the Edlen ished in a tune ol 1 ):()5 John the new world? lll-inois. Farm on Highway 9. The Wojcuikowski came home in HICHELLE children were given 15 \{)W ;uid Matt Kirsch was ^ !• What were the names of Columbus' three ships? minutes to search the Why do they say the chicken is crazy? * filth in 19:38. pumpkin patch to find the best pumpkin. After She flew the coup. * all of the pumpkins were picked. Michelle's ii 1 like the fact that Kirsch 4o What date did Columbus set sail? pumpkin was chosen as The Perfect moved up and ran with our top Pumpkin." All contestants were allowed to Why is it important for vampires to brush their teeth? two runners." Lowell coach keep their pumpkins. In addition. Michelle To avoid bat breath. So How many voyages did Columbus take in won a $15 gift certificate from Books End l oin Harper said "That gives search of new lands? and four tickets to the Ktwsnls Haunted What can fix a broken jack-o-lantern? us three runners under 20 min- House. Congratulations, Michelle! utes I really believe we have A pumpkin patch. nine guys who can run under 20. Il that happens, then we v* *****-k will be the team I think we can The Story... be." Ijiwell's boys and girfe lost to Sparta. Sean Saldivar exchanges some deep breaths with his Happy Birthday fo Sparta counter part Halloween You! Puzzle Patch Of The Past Autumn Fall Howl Treat Magic Trick If you have an October birthday, you're Bewitching Ghost in good company! Take a look at this Candy Goblin Mask Warlock Halloween was not always a holiday list of well-known people who share Costumes Harvest Pumpkin Werewolf Spook Witch involving candy and trick-or-treating. your birthday month. Dracula Haunted Originally, it was a Celtic festival for Pattl LaBelle. Singer OctoOer 4. 1944 A UTUMNHAMZ X R G 1 R W W 1 T c H John Cougar Mellencamp. Singer October 7.1951 the dead, which was celebrated on the S POOKRSGOB L 1 N J C 1 L B M E A Chevy Chase, Actor October 8.1943 AWKN 1 THYA T N P H T T B Q S M R last day of the Celtic year. October 31. Kirk Cameron, Actor October 12.1970 A F V Elements of that holiday were Johnny Carson, Talk Show Host October 23,1925 Y NFEYISOPO E Y W E R E W O L Julia Roberts, Actress October 20.1967 D GAEUWDSOO H M O T Y H A 1 O R E incorporated into the Christian holiday John Candy. Actor October 31,1950 R BLWCKMTR 1 C K A Y S A E L N Y S of All Hallow's Eve, the eve of All A ALYKEUWRB C D S U L Q W T K D T fi Saints' Day. C TCMYEYETE E N O S O C K S D A Y U LIOBWNMKX A C F 1 R N Y H K Y W wnvn PRNEEOAAO C T A F T S H O W L A Until recently in some parts of Europe, L A OEOCCFSTG 1 1 E S G E H w W Z R it was believed that on this night Did You Know oeo S NMRBAKKMO N T H W S O F L G L L M T O M A T O witches and warlocks flew around. Did you know Christopher Columbus B F 1 TYNNAWH C P O O Huge bonfires were built to scare first approached Portuguese King B ELSRDNNML O Y A L A Y D A Y B C M P G V K away these evil spirits. In the 19th John the Perfect about supporting his L SLAQYOAWR D Q G V G S new land discoveries, but King John Y T E K D G E 1 W 1 E N 1 1 1 W E W W C S century, witches' tricks were replaced rejected his plan? If only he would H AUNTEDRLT M K E u C M H F U J D with children's pranks. Most of the have believed in Columbus the way S VIDFXOWYJ A T D K W 1 R Q 1 D A other Halloween customs were King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella P UMPK INETS Y X A Z E X E O 1 A Y did. Portugal would have received the probably survivals from the Celtic C OSTUMESMN O N Y N 1 V T T 1 E M glory instead of Spain! H AONLEAKBE W 1 T C H 1 N G S G F pENHOUS Powder Puff - Tough! festivals. Tl 'snu. 'JOtSl F€€L UHL The annual "Powder Puff" girls' football name between, the Lowell High School, This Halloween, dress up as your seniors and juniors, had a little more bite and crunch to it than what one might associate * FANTASTIC VIEW OF FLAT RIVER favorite character and have fun. The Leaves Are with a flag-foot ball contest. However, a 22-0 halftime advantage was all the senior girls Connect 3+ bedroom home, lots of windows, needed as they coasted to a 36-14 victory. The physical affair pushed both coaches 3+/- acres. 12898 Burroughs. to pontificate after the game on what took place. Falling Open Saturday, Oct. 2, noon to 4 p.m. $129,000 The Dots President Woodrow Can you till in the missing letters to make names of trees? Wilson did not go to "We took it easy on them. The juniors played well, hut they too, will grow Each dash represents a letter. 451 -0205 or 246-8473 t * -i m ^ ^ -^ 8 Spruce school until he was 13. up to he seniors," said winning coach Jack Ogle. J .* Apple Elm ^'9 Cherry Puzzle Patch Answers Ash Willow Redwood Oak Maple Pine Olive Pear Palm Cedar A . V " 'lk*r V "It was fun. The problem we had in the first half was the seniors outweighed M3g)MV31NQyH ,-v^ us hy 35 pounds per girl. In the second half, I think our speed wore them down** ' fjO'9 and that's why we were able to score," said the junior's coach Keith Boeve. r A MQ X d 0 I A s ^ re ^ i 1 hTQ 3 1 N n V Hj u IAAl39a>«3iA • 1v2 M M •17 . TO THE QUALIFIED RESIDENTS a m v o OVIST , /if 13 I W N N d S 1 3 9 .18 OF THE CITY OF LOWELL H AA V N A 1 I J 9 .50 / ^ i SUNNS NOW ,9 0 0 3 0 49 / / • THE LAST DAY FOR RECEIVING 0 3 3 N U d X *20 N M 9 0 I 1 n .48 947 REGISTRATIONS WILL BE A 3 A no i o .21 n 3 * AfiW v MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1993 - A vOro-r gu n * 0 M a « .45 ^*22 a m n 3 ola AiOWHOOS / .23 9. C H Y Registrations will be taken at City Hall. 301 E. Main Street, Lowell, O d O S I A 3 N A Michigan between 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. for the City General I I H d N Jl V A H 1I I N XMV V AA 10. E Election for the purpose of electing three (3) seats on the City .24 Council and the Special Primary for the Third District ^ 42 .4, •» 13. C A Congressional Seat. • -B u * .26 Only registrations received on or before October 4, 1993 will jeed SI aonjds "II ^3 6 'I^V 9 » !d * .34.35 .37* ^ qualify persons to vote in the City's General Election and Special pooMpay frl MOiKMll 4»V8 "US jepeo xi ui|3*(H »AIIO I u,|Bd ^ .a •* Primary election held on Tuesday, November 2, 1993. aj ,8AL>0_ •32 .20 iSJaMSuv 6wil®i V I .29 .3' .30 Betty R. Morlock Jnoj s an t isn6nv ¥ P"* "Md Deputy City Clerk 'BUIN C tlpdS z 'A|«M '•OU»9 t tSiSMSUV zjno .spw IKIMHHi?\ mi usa. •• Multi-Ad Services, Inc., Peoria, II. ©October 1993 PAGE 17 15 StPle
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0^kK\ 0^ nNij\a ^ VA\c The LoweU Ledger-Wednesday, September 29,1993-Page 27 The Lowell Ledger-Wednesday. September 29,1993-Page 26 searchin high arti TOWN TALK tow? CLASSIFIED A county resolution pursuant to State law has been passed which allows for Events $ $ S the sale of packaged liquor on Sunday, effective Dec. 1. Government entities can Help Wanted $ $ $ prohibit this resolution if so desired. Do you agree with the resolution? Help Wanted i ffl Aft BINGO QlfilL* NURSE ASSISTANT BUSINESS Every Saturday Night OPPORTUNITIES - 4:00 P.M. Lowell Medical Care RN/LPN - Consider Center is offering Nurse becoming pari of our SERVICES LOWELL MOOSE FOR SALE - Red Pontiac I Aide Training and quality care at Lowell BINGO Medical Care Center. We potatoes, watermelons for Velma Scbrock Pawl Tuthill LL FAMILY POR- possible employment 1320 E. FULTON currently have a part-time deer bait. 2 snow tires on I don 7 think liquor should I'm in total agreement with AITS! - Our 18th annual opportunity. Candidates Early Bird Bingo at 4KX)P.M. Ford wheels, not radials. he sold at all. It's not good for the resolution. People should II Portrait Special - Park, will be presented material position available for a William Rogers. 897-9504.. anybody. ^ve the freedom of choice to me or Studio. Our regu- and demonstrated skills nursing professional on "IT'S CIDER TIME FESTI- do what they want as long as it $110; for only $69.95. necessary to meet State the3p.m.-11 p.m. shift. VALS" - HISTORIC 1980 BONNEVILLE DIE- doesn't affect others nega- ludes portrait session and Federal standards. We offer an excellent BOWENS MILLS & Pio- SEL -185,000 miles, many tively. either 1-11x14 or 2- Classes are formed once wage and a pleasant neer Park every Sat. & Sun. new parts, runs good, $750/ 10's or4x7's or 8-4x5's. per month and held within environment. For thru Oct. Water Powered b.o. 676-2748. om many poses. Call 12 to 14 days. Those immediate Cider Making; Old Time 7-5606. Modern demonstrating consideration, please Demos; Music, Arts/Crafts, tographics. Peak col- satisfactory performance apply in person or call: Virginia Waltz Betty Horstmanshof Bill Covell Clarence Sellers Hay Rides; Apple Dump- at Fallasburg is nor- will be considered for Director of Nursing. LOWELL - 3 bedroom I don't think liquor should I'm thoroughly against it. Vthey sell beer and wine No! It's not a good idea, lings; more each week. Oct. Lowell Medical Care on lly 2nd week of Octo- possible employment. walkout ranch. 11/2 baths, he sold on Sunday or at any- Society needs to cut down on Sunday, then, all things Sunday is a day for worship, 2 & 3... Mountain Men En- Center, 350 N. Center Hans Fischer Call for appointment We offer excellent deck, finished basement, time. Too much time is spent drinking, especially foryoung being equal, they should Ii- It's a day families should spend campment; Oct. 9-10 St., Lowell. Ml 49331. I don't think they should w! wages, benefits and a fenced yard, stove & refrig- drinking. Generally, people people. Bad things happen quortoo. together. Country Farm Days. Oct. (616) 897-8473. Equal any liquor or alcohol. It's not pleasant working erator included, solar heat, observe Sunday as the Lord's when people drink. 23-24 Photo Contest day. goodforpeople. It's the cause environment. For Opportunity Employer. fireplace, by owner. Ap- for too much trouble especially CASH! (Prizes). Call for complete consideration, please pointment only. Possible teenagers. Date Sheet - 616-795- For single family, apply in person or call: move in by Jan. 1. Assum- 7530. $3 Adults, $1 Stu- multi-family and Lowell Medical Care able or $69.900.897-6648. dents. 2 miles north Yan- Danger Zone handyman specials. Center, 350 N. Center kee Springs State Park. All areas St., Lowell, Ml 49331. Some motorists choosing to ignore yellow bus lights considered. Written OPEN SKATING • Fri. (616) 897-8473. Equal . PROMOTE YOUR BUSI- offer in 48 hours. 7:30-10; Sat. 12-2 & 7- Opportunity For Rent NESS! - Wave your By Marc Popiolek Michigan law requires "lliis is the best way for students will assist the driver 10; Sun. 1-3:30. At Roll Employment. school colors! Plus a Contributing Writer motorists to stop wlien a school us to remind people to respect and gel the number them- Marshall Redder, Away Rink. Private NEED TO RENT Garage good cause! Beautify bus is flashing its red lights ihe flashing lights," said selves. Rema^, 457-3245. party and birthday HELP WANTED We are or barn space to store car your comer of the world Fail has arrived, ami with and prepare to stop when its Mikulski. T get a lot of com- Lowell YMCA & in need of a mature, re- Mikulski says that bus C44tfn rates. 897-0001. forwinter Please call 532- with a Flower Lady Flower il comes ail assortment of bad yellow lights are blinking. plaints from people who don't drivers still can't catch every- McDonald's team up for sponsible woman to assist 9361. Box & Signage. For de- weather conditions. Ilial is a Mikulski says a lot of think they deserve a ticket one who ignores ihe law, so if elderly couple through the tails, call 616-642-9533. major concern to bus drivers motorists are trying to beat the bul 1 jusl ask them if they citizens witness a car break- night. Call 897-8867 who must deal with cars thai yellow lights, and in some Volunteer Partnership DAVIS BINGO would want someone to pass ing ihis law they can call him HANGARS FOR RENT - ignore safely laws and pass cases, are even running ihe thai bus if their child was on Every Friday Night al 897-9353 lo report the in- The Lowell YMCA and ncrship day will be celebrated ELECTRIC CHILD CARE NEEDED Lowell Airport, one t-han- the buses illegally. red lights. However, he says It" 7:00 P.M. GOVERNMENTHOMES- cident. He requests citizens lo Ihe local McDonald's reslau- throughout the Michigan for 2nd shift for 7 yr. old gar; one48x80 utility han- According to Larry ihis year bus drivers are better Mikulski says bus drivers from $1 (U repair). Delin- GARAGE SALE - Dish- gel ihe license plate number rani will leam up to provide McDonald's outstate region. Quality • Service Lowell VFW Hall boy. Prefer Eastgate gar with bi-fold door, Mikulski, Superintendent of prepared lo catch motorist and don't always catch motorists, quent tax property. Repos- washer, clothes, furniture, and the street on which ihe community members wilh Terri Blaltner said: "Ray Dependability East Main St., Lowell (Settlewood/Woodrun) water, restroom, 16x20 Transportation for Lowell issue a ticket. bul if they don't, they have sessions. Your area (1) misc, 8530 Garbow, Sept. incident look place before call- informalion about volunteer Kroc's philosophy was give area. 866-3769. office, heat & air condi- Area Schools, ihe problem of Mikulski and bus drivers, organized a system. The sys- RESIDENTIAL Early Bird Bingo at 805-962-8000 Ext GH- ing. opportunities in Lowell. back to the communities tioning. Contact David 30 - Oct. 3, 8-? cars ignoring ihe law is noi with the helpof Michigan Slate lem has one driver alerting The one day event, called where McDonald's does busi- COMMERCIAL 6:30 P.M. 1520 for current repo list. going away 1 used to ihmk Trooper Patrick Hill, are lak- CHURCH NURSERY Pasquale, Lowell City another driver ahead in ihe McDonald's Volunteer Part- people jusl didn'i know or ness, and one of ihe best ways PUBLIC INVITED WORKER - 9:30 to 12:15 Hall, 897-8457, Mon. - Fri. ing licenses of motorists route to watch for a particular JGHT INDUSTRIA o L nership day, is scheduled to lo show our community sup- r BAHAMA CRUISE - 5 GARAGE SALE Thurs., understand the law, now I breaking ihe law and submit- car, and when that car passes Sunday mornings. Infants 8-5. occur at McDonald's, on Tues- port is to partner with The days/4 nights. Sept. 30, 9-5 & Fri., Oct. 1, know they choose lo ignore il ting ihem lo Hill, who issues a tlie driver he/she gels the li- Ph. 676-9574 SINGLES BOWLING to 5 yrs. old. Weekly aver- day, Oct. 5. The YMCA will Lowell YMCA to provide our Underbooked! Must Sell! 9-1.1270 Laurie Gail. Plus in most cases." he said. $60 ticket. LEAGUE - Sundays at age: 4 children. Please pro- 2 WEEKSFREERENT- cense number. Sometimes ihe set up informalion booths in customers with informalion $279/Couple. Limited Tick- size & reg. size clothing, vide references. $20 per on newer 1 & 2 bedroom , McDonald's and provide cus- on how they can also get in- 5 p.m. Sign up at Roll ets. (407) 767-8100 ext. old 40 s dresser, tables, wk. Snow United Method- Lowell apartments. tomers with information on volved." Away Lanes. 897-0001. 8404 Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m, -10 lamps, curtains, dishes, volunteering. ist Church. Call Pat Rents discounted with The YMCA will be sell- p.m. electric typewriter & misc. Jim Cook, Jr. good credit, move now, Developed to celebrate ing "McBucks" the day of the THE HAUNTED MILL OF Comelisse at 940-0094 D pay later. 897-0099 or the birthday of McDonald's event. All proceeds will go lo AUCTIONEER GREENVILLE-opensOct onor, continued.. Founder Ray Kmc, the YMCA Leader's Club. 897-1143. II Types of Sales 1 at dusk. Children's mati- FOR SALE - 1989 Geo McDonald's Volunteer Part- QUALITY PEOPLE (616) 897-8872 nees, Sat. 3-4 p.m. Appli- QUALIFY! - The door is Spectrum, low miles, FM David, who would have cytic Leukemia. He was also to go through to get through His insurance which has a STORAGE SPACE FOR cations for staff monsters open for a future filled with cassette, cruise, air, 40+ given anything to be wilh told that had he waited an- it." $100,000 cap, had already accepted now. 754-5656. CARS - RV's, inside & se- KITTENS FREE TO GOOD Janet, instead, was being ad- unlimited eaming potential, mpg., runs & drives other couple of weeks to seek On Sepl. 13 he flew to Se- been tapped out by this point. the Snow Church. ing fund-raisingeventsinNew cure, no leaks or birds, rea- INDOOR HOME ONLY-6 mitted into the St. Francis EMENT WORK - of all job advancements, job sat- great, excellent condi- medical care he would have attle on "Corp. Angels" lo a There will also be a bake Jersey. sonable. Call 754-3330. week old, litter trained. Call Hospital in New Jersey, diag- died. cancer research center for sale held in conjunction with nds. City sidewalks. Also KIDS BOWLING - Sat. isfaction and self worth! tion, $4,500. 897-6592. David and his family's Months prior to David find- 897-6162, nosed wilh Acute Myelocytic evaluation. prayers were answered when the dinner, by the ladies of the ing out he had leukemia his lacktop drives. 897-0346. 9:30 a.m. at Roll Away Whatever you dream, you It was decided that while a FOR SALE - Mopar 318 leukemia. Two days later they told a family of one of David's church. Lanes. 897-0001. can become! The leading search was taking place to find father underwent surgery to Blanding had not fell well him the cancer had returned friends came through with a On Oct. 23 a barn sale is sales organization of a For- heads, $50 for pair; wa- a bone marrow, six weeks of remove a brain tumor from an Wanted for a period of one to two and a bone marrow transplant loan. scheduled to start at 9 a.m. auditory nerve. Ccmplets Formal tune Sen/ice 500 Co. is ter pump, $5. 897-6592. weeks prior to being admit- chemotherapy was needed to was needed right away. That loan and other loan and run throughout the day. The operation caused some CERTIFIED NURSE looking for someone, in ted. He didn't want to go lo the help send the cancer into re- Wear Rental Tests revealed Friday sources will provide Blanding The bam sale will be al the damage to John Blanding's ASSISTANTS - Lowell FOR SALE - Carpet for a WANTED - '68-70 AMC doctor because his wife was mission. your area, who's bondable. evening that his brother Mark the money needed for the treat- Richard Doezema residence facial nerves. WEDDINGS OR Medical Care Center has Dodge Diplomat, very Rally Wheels for AMX, Call pregnant wilh their first child The chemotherapy treat- at 3231 Snow Ave. dependable with access to would be ihe bone marrow ment. "There has been a numb- positions available for 1979MERCURYZEPHYR good condition, brown 616-642-9411 daysor642- and she needed his attention. ment was seven days a week, OTHER SPECIAL a reliable car. We're look- donor. "The difficult part was "Doctors have told David On Nov. 13 a live auction ness in my lip and cheek and Certified Nursing - 4 door, good condition, with pads, $20. Call 897- Over that period of time he 24 hours a day. The chemo ing for Quality People, Do 6626 nights and weekends, waiting to find out if anyone that it will be 1 -1/2 years, after will be held from 2 until 6 my equilibrium has been off," OCCASIONS 6592. progressively felt worse. "He was fed into the body intrave- Assistants. Full and part- you Qualify? Send resume $500. Call 1-891-1176 for Ask for John. matched with David," Alice the bone marrow transplant is p.m. al the Snow Church. A Blanding said. "I'm glad to grew weaker and weaker. So nously. The treatment left him time positions available to: Placement Director, appointment. Blanding said. completed before he will be second bake sale will also be say that things continue to FOR SALE-Tail tight as- weak he had trouble climbing just wanting to survive the next held. on all shifts. We offer an 2380 Science Pkwy, Suite If Mark didn't match, the strong enough to return to improve. It's been a tough sembly and radiator for BUYING NEW CARPET? the steps." his father said. Boils 10 minutes. excellent salary, FOR SALE - Pennsylvania alternative would have been work, " John Blanding said. John Blanding said friends year." 108, Okemos, Ml 48864 -1 will buy your old, Must be began to form on his face and The treatment got the dis- House, honey oak dining mid SO's Mopar Diplomat, lo harvest David's bone mar- "The money that is being pro- of David's will also be hold- insurance benefits and a EOE/M-F. in good condition. For de- neck. ease into remission and was room suite, double pedes- Fury, etc., $20 ea. Call row, purge it and then place vided is through loans. Money CLOTHING pleasant working tails call Jeff. 868-2051 Blanding went to a doctor. followed by consolidation tal table with 3 leaves & 897-6592. the cleansed marrow back into that must be paid back." environment. For A blood test was taken. The chemotherapy. Thislreatment LOCAL COMPANY has leather pads. $500: lighted his body. "This treatmenl Snow Church at 3189 Snow immediate white blood cell count was started on July 12. It was five Correction several permanent full-time would allow David to become Ave. will be holding a benefit RIDGEVIEW consideration, please hutch buffet, $500; 2 cap- high and the red blood cell days a week, 24 hours a day hisown donor," John Blanding positions for men & women tains chairs & 4 side chairs, CHILD CARE NEEDED dinner al 5:30 p.m. on Oct. 23. The distance from the SHOPPING CENTER apply in person or call: count was low. for four weeks. way to the property they own. to start immediately Appli- FOR SALE - Youth Com- for 2nd shift for 7 yr. old said. "The cost would have It will be a Bombay dinner driveway currently used by Lowell Medical Care $85 ea. 898019. The doctor admitted Throughout all of this Planning commission mem- cants must work well With pound bow XI Silver Hawk, boy .Prefer Northgate been about the same." with authentic Indian cuisine. the Boyds is 200 feet away Blanding into the hospital David never was concerned bers say there is no written Center, 350 N. Center includes table guard, sights However, before any of Tickets for the dinner will be from the property ihey own, 2173 W. MAIN ST.. minimal supervision & be 1980 BONNEVILLE DIE- (Settlewood/Woodrun) where a specialist could treat about whether he'd survive the rule saying they must move, St., Lowell, Ml 49331. & quiver. Excellent condi- this could be done, $225,000 $10. Those interested may not 200 yards. Also, the Boyds LOWELL neat in appearance. Call SEL -185,000 miles, many area. 866-3769 cancer," John Blanding said. bul it is an option they can (616) 897-8473 Equal him. was needed. His family and contact Richard Doczema at Mon orTues. for afternoon newparts, runs good, $750/ tion. Call 874-6910 after 5 "He was more concerned don't have to move their drive- look into. After tests, Blanding was friends managed lo scrape up 897-9657 or Kalherine Fox at Opportunity Employer p.m. about the hell he would have interview 616-667-1400 b o. 676-2748 told that he had Acute Myelo- some of the funds. 676-9458, or any member of Ph. 897-6411 Uok-Rite Fwub 1335 i. HMIIL LOWBi MOH-liT. 7AH-11PM Bamnwnm
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