i t.*' ! o • iVefi!|lR:'4lav, 19. • ' ajnr force communities to be- discussed two areas of the last fields until the Y comes around YMCA board members stating long to it." draft agreement. Those were fee .with something. the agreement has to be taken care of otherwise expect to be Seniors gel ready to raise anchor and set sail for an evening tilled with fun, food, and fantastic prizes! billed for the maintenance. It*s time for the Class of '89 to share an evening of good times Maintenance money spent for on Friday, May 26. All Seniors arc invited and will receive invi- the two parks last year was be- tations around the third week of May. Serious injury avoided on M-21 tween $10-$ 12,000 and with If you haven't made your reservation you may do so by contact- capitol improvement added it ing Terri Smith at 897-9666. An Ada and Lowell woman was over $15,000. Any parent interested in helping with final plans may call the were both injured in a two-car iL In other news, the council was ) number listed above. Join the fun in wishing your senior a fond accident on M-21 near the Admi- briefed and then adopted two of •'Bon Voyage!" ral Gas Station on Thursday, the Parks and Recreation Com- April 13. mission's proposed projects. The LIBRARY OFFERS CHANCE TO OWN FAVORITE BOOKS Carol Lynn Kuiper of 1023 projects include the construction Pettis. Ada, was eastbound on of a picnic shelter at Creekside Have you perhaps always wanted to own some of these books? West Main when a car driven by Park. Its second purpose would Vanity Fair, Pride and Prejudice. The Glory and The Dream, Lee Jodi Yvonne Andrews of 1017 N. also include an ice skating rink. After the War, Valley of the Horses, Ten Volumes of the Book Hudson turned in front of Kuiper, The second commission prop- of Popular Science, The Handmaid's Tale. causing the collision. osal was to initiate a "name the If so, they'll be available at the Lowell Library Used Book Sale According to the Lowell park'' contest for the Bowes during Sidewalk Days. Hardcovers - 50^. Paperbacks - 25*. Police report Andrews was cited Road gravel pit area. From the Magazines - 10*. Come and browse. for an improper turn. Both driv- contest results, a name would be ers were transported to Butter- forwarded for council adoption. * WANTED - MISSING TAPES! worth Hospital by Lowell Ambu- lance and treated for possible in- Neither driver was seriously injured. Both were transported Tapes of the Teens Involved 1986 Talent Show and the 1987 juries. to Butterworth Hospital by Lowell Ambulance. Lip Sync Competition are missing. Those who borrowed these video tape are asked to please return Lawn & them as soon as possible to Barb Pierce at the High School. TI would like to show these tapes at their next Variety Show Garden/Home on May 13 at the Middle School. Please call 897-4125 or drop off the tapes at the school. Improvement
LEGION SPRING GOLF APRIL 30 AT DEER RUN Coming in May ^ Legion Golf will hold its spring golf here in Lowell at Deer Run Golf Course on Sunday. April 30. Tee-off time is at 10 a.m. The cost will be only $26. This covers the golf, 1/2 a power cart and prize money. All Moose Legionaires and candidates who have a $20 paid PRECISION & FASHION application arc invited to attend. HAIRSTYLING - For both men and women. Man's World CLEAN OUT YOUR CLOSE! FOR A CLOTHING DRIVE Hairstyling. Phone 897-8102.
Lee Ann McCormick and Cathy Pasquale. two teenagers from LITE & LISTEN SOUND - Music Lowell, are organizing a clothing drive for the needy. for all occasions. Make your re- Collection dates will be Saturday. April 29 from 10 a.m. to 4 ception or party a time to re- 'p.m. and Saturday, May 6 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Old member. Call Jerry and Alicia De- DPW Garage located at Lafayette and Avery Streets. spres at 897-4336. The girls plan to contact churches, and the YMCA to find out what families or individuals might be in need of clothing and it MCGEE HOMESTEAD - Bed will be distributed locally. This accident on Thursday, April 13 on West Main St. near the Admiral Gas Station is and breakfast. 2534 Alden Nash Any questions contact the Lowell Police Dept. at 897-7123 or another glaring example of just how badly a light is needed west of town. City Council members N.E., Lowell. 897-8142. Lee Ann at 897-6230 or Cathy at 897-5044. urge people to write to their Congressman. LUCCHESIS SPAGHETTI APPLAUSE AND BOKAYS!!! COUSINS' CARD & GIFT ICEMAN S OUTLET - Liquor, GARY'S COUNTRY MEATS - HOUSE • Serving spaghetti, SHOFPE • New spring selections beer and wine. 12-pk coke $2.99, For fresh meat cuts, cold cuts and pizza, submarines, mexican food The Lowell Area Arts Council Drama Workshop presented "The are in. Open Sunday 12-3. Mon. 12-pk Old Style cans $3.85 plus cheese visit Lowell's exclusive and lasagna. Open Tues.-Thurs. Adventures of the Teenage Cats" on Saturdav. April 15 to a respon- Tues..Thurs., Fri., Sat. 10-6;and deposit. Open until 12 p.m. Sun. meat market at 205 E. Main. Call 4-11 p.m.; Frid. & Sat. 4 until 1 Cont'd. Pg. 20 Wed. 10-8. (11 6 p.m. 897-7306. midnight; and Sun. 4-11 p.m. The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. April 19, 1989 - Page 2 f . o#4>i 01 lini/. • nabs I ll'ij/o.l ifll Obituaries HEALTH The Lowdl Ledger - Wednesday. April 19, 1989 - Page 3 Interment will lake place in HEEMSTRA - Robert J. Youths under 18 years of age Bailey Cemetery. The Lowell Ledger Heemstra. aged 64. of Lowell, By , will face penalties if they are Serving Lowell Area Readeri Since 1893 I passed away April 16. 1989. He Dr. Paul Gauthtor caught smoking or even posses- TURNER - Mrs. Mae Turner. is survived by his wife, Mar- Dr. Jim Lang Krause sing unlighted tobacco pmducts (USPS 453-830) 84. of 350 N. Center St.. Low garet; children. Linda DeGraff of in public places. In addition to ell, passed away April 14. 1989. Grand Rapids. Gary (Kalhy) a $50 fine, a first offense could published weekly for $10.00 a year in Kent County. She was preceded in deaih hv Heemstra of Lowell. Mrs. Jack i mean 16 hours of community ser- $14.00 a year outside the county by the Lowell her son. Blair Elder in 1981. HEAD LICE at the (Nancy) Kits of Wyoming. vice in a hospice, nursing home Local survivor is her sister, Ann Vic Krause Ledger Publishing Company, 105 N. Broadway Roger (Jan) Heemstra of Ada; 16 or long-term nursing facility. A Manciu of Lowell; a grandson. Infestation with head lice is a common and growing prohlcm 19th Dlsthct St.f Lowell, Michigan 49331. grandchildren; brother. Wendell >econd and third violation would Randy Elder of Fremont. CA State Representative (Jane) Heemstra of Lowell; sis- the United States. Infestation is caused by the louse PedicuU House be 32 and 48 hours respectively ROGER K. BROWN also survives. Private services to ter, Mrs. Kay Ro/.ema of Grand humanus capitis. The head louse is actually a wingless, blootl-sud of community service. be held in California. Arrange- EDITOR & PUBLISHER Rapids; also several nieces and * ing insect that is transmitted by head to head contact or from shared ments by Roth-Gerst Funeral Smokers will find fewer and nephews. Funeral Services were towels, hats, brushes or combs. Head lice are more common n laboratories, health maintenance (616) 897-9261 fewer acceptable places to light to be announced for Wednesday. Home. girls than in boys, although length of hair does not appear i.. organizations, ambulances and Second-Class Postage Paid at Lowell. Michigan an important factor The most common age for head lice infesiaiion I up, as a result of legislation that other licensed health pmfession- Dine look effect April I. The new Published Every Wednesday is three to ten years. Head lice infest all levels of society, howe\a als in private practice. This in- the rate of infestations in the black populations is very lou ih laws, which strengthen the Clean cludes but is not limited to op- POSTMASTER: Send address change to The adult louse attaches its eggs to the shaft of the hair which develop Indoor Air Act of 1987. will limit tometrists, dentists and physical receives Lowell Ledger. PO. box 128, Lowell, Ml 49331 and hatch over three weeks. The adult head louse can survive oti smoking by imposing stiff fines, therapists. Exceptions are nurs- its human host for about six to twenty hours. The egg is aiiadicd community service work and ing homes, homes for the aged, Paopla onca believed fruit from the cypress tree would even jail sentences. tighten loose teeth. very firmly to the hair shaft and unlike dandruff, it cannot K hospices, hospital long-term The laws will: Alma removed easily. Infestation of head lice is usually first noticed K care units and county medical- the school nurse or barber. -Ban smoking in childcare cen- care facilities. Symptoms arise from the host s reaction to saliva that is injected ters. as of January I. 1989. ex- -Require restaurants to desig- Now Accepting Applications into the skin by the louse at the time of feeding. A small rash m.i\ cept in private, enclosed offices nate non-smoking seating closest degree develop hours to days after infestation. The principle symptom o| out of sight of children. to fresh air, with special consid- I Jennifer Dine of Alto, daugh- Arcoaire infestation is intense itching particularly at night. Head lice are -Prohibit smoking in private eration to people sensitive to to- Air Conditioning A Heating for Sales Clerk ter of Robert and Judith Dine is mostly confined to the back of the head on the scalp Diagnosis schools by either teachers or stu- bacco smoke. a candidate to receive a Bachelor is made by carefully examining Ihe scalp, particularly the nape of dents during school hours, ex- The new smoking laws also WE OFFER: of Arts degree in English from the neck, looking for the small eggs which appear as small dark cept in designated smoking forbid tiie sale of any form of Alma College in the 1989 com- oval shapes attached to the shaft near the scalp. areas. Smoking in public schools tobacco to minors, including mencement. •Flexible scheduling Treatment consists of application of insecticide to the scalp was banned previously. pipe tobacco, cigars, snuff and Dine is a 1985 graduate of 2-ton A/C unit $1350.00 Several over-the-counter products (RID'. R&C Shampoo*) are -Limit smoking to smoking- chewing tobacco. Violaters can Lowell Senior High School. 2%-ton A/C unit $1450.00 •Profit Sharing available and are very effective if used properly. Thev should he only rooms in hospitals, clinical expect a $50 fine. 3-ton A/C unit $1550.00 applied undiluted to the scalp until it is entirely wet and allowed •Paid Vacation to remain for ten minutes. The hair is then washed and dried Eggs Complete, installed. •Group Health Insurance are then removed with a fine tooth comb. A second applicationis Call early( offer expires usually recommended seven to ten days after the first treatmem I April 30, 1989 Care must be taken to avoid eye contact with the product, as e\e •Prescription Drug irritations can occur. Some physicians recommend treatment ol the entire family. After therapy, the individual should put on clean •Dental Benefits & more clothing and machine wash all washable clothing, towels, bed Lowell Heating & INTERESTED PARTIES PLEASE APPLY linens and hats with which they have had contact Combs and ELECTRICITY. brushes should be washed in hot water for ten to twenty minutes IN PERSON AT... Air Conditioning Floors and furniture should be vacuumed to remove any hairs thai Shown here is the cover of Hartley's Computer Software Catalog for 1989-90. The schoolhouse may have been shed Persistent itching may be due to irritation or featured on the cover is the Fallasburg Schoolhouse, right here in Lowell. The photo has been Service/Installation • 24 Hour Service overuse of the pmduct. Several prescription products are also av- "reprinted with permission from Hartley Courseware, Inc., Dimondale, Michigan." 1002 W. Main St., Lowell, (Crystal Flash Plaza) ;n 7-Eleven ailable. but these have not been shown to be any more effective 800 W. Main; Lowell than the over-the-counter products. Phone 897-4123 Before about 1800. there were no separately designed shoes for right and left feet. Schoolhouse goes nationwide
It was the summer of '88 teacher "in the old days" and ped, and the choices were made. (1988. that is) when a call came someone else brought in a com- Hartley Courseware, Inc. for to Judy Baird: "Do you have an puter, drew the picture on the whom the advertisement was old schoolhouse we could use for board and snapped a photograph, made, distributes its catalog an advertisement?*' The request right? Right, except that an nationwide to schools, so came from Carl Meinke of eight-hour day was involved: thousands of educators will see Artdesign in Cascade, and of various furniture arrangements this appealing picture with its course Judy's reply was "yes". were tried, there was a whole Old-New theme. There aren't Without a lot of red tape the trayful of apples (snacks, too?), very many old schoolhouses left company arranged to have the two children in costume were and Artdesign had some trouble use of the schoolhouse for a day. there, and the sunlight had to be locating one for the catalog cover Someone dressed up as a right. A lot of pictures were snap- photo of the magazine. RUNCIMAN—RIVERSIDE SCHOOL ^VAfOAL S*!® M We have » ^3 YOU COULD WIN: the best deals • Personal Color Computer System on wheels • Weekend Getaway I Package for Two • Door Prizes Galore! Do not use frayed electrical cordsl Damaged cords SPONSORED BY: may cause a shock or fire. Replace frayed or CTm STATE SAVINGS - -- cracked cords. niD BANK LOWELL & Riverside PTO ROCKFORD ll • % LOWELL First In Financial Service For Information Please Call... Member FDIC 897-5308 LIGHT & POWER LOWELL WESTOWN ROCKFORD "Oimd fm tkc Pwpte ot foweM" 414 East Main Street 1425 West Main Street 897-4153 897-3264 6835 Belding Rd., N.E. 127 N. Broadway • Lowell Ml 874-8330 Don't Miss Mil ADMISSION • l April 28 • 5-9 p.m 897-8402 <•••••••••••••••••••••
F n I\» f • I • < r * • • tt t The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. April 19f 1989 • Page 4 The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, April 19, 1989 - Page 5 Hagens content with religious denomination Coming Events spite being simple, tell of the Church's message." Hagens says. The first principles brought Notices In the Ledger's "Com- out by the youths, according to the second Tuesday of every 3RD SAT. OF EACH MONTH - THURS., APR. 20: Keenagers tary School. Donations will be speaker wilt be from "Citizens ing Events" are free of charge Hagens. was that people are month at 7:00 p.m. at Grace V.F.W. Post No. 8303 in Lowell, will meet at 10 a.m. at Vergennes taken at the door Be there or be Against Crime" She will show to any non-profit organization more important than things. Kutchey s home. 1001 Heffron. 307 W. Main. Steak dinner, serv- Methodist Church. We will have square how to protect yourself on dark in the Lowell, Ada, Alto, and Lowell. Interested people are ing 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. Public in- a potluck. Bring a dish to pass streets, in parking lots, etc. Bring "This is right in line with love Saranac area. We prefer such welcome. For Information, call vited. and own table service Program MONDAYS THRU MAY 15: your spouses. New people wel- 1.5 God and your neighbor as thy- notices to be kept brief and to c Kathy at 897-8779. is planned. All are welcome. Ladies, join us for an mterfaith come. Members, bring a friend self." The second principle was be submitted by mail, but will EVERY TUES. MORNING - Bible study time. We are study- or two. Just give the callers the God - his other name is love - accept notices by phone at EVERY 1ST & 3RD THURS. - Ladies join us for Coffee Break/ THURS., APR. 20: Past Matrons ing the Book of James. Please number so we can plan the food. 897-9261. I God cares. He adds. "I think Lowell Area Jaycees, meet at the Story Hour at Calvary Christian of Cylcamen Chapter No. 94 join us at Calvary Christian Re- Ann Booth, sponsor these principles relate thai the Lowell Congregational Church at Reformed Church, 1151 W. O.E.S. will meet at the home of formed Church, 1151 W. Main WED., APR. 19: world is not a cold place run by WOMEN OF THE MOOSE 7:00 p.m. New members wel- Main, Lowell 9:30 thru 10:45 a.m. Velma Johnson at 1:30 p.m. St.. Lowell at 7:30 p.m. chance. There is purpose and Chapter night meeting is held the comed. Membership 21-39 Nursery provided. MAY 5 A 6: Craft and Bake Sale first Monday of each month, at 8 at FMB State Savings Bank Fri- order." years of age. Leadership training SAT., APR. 22: A rummage sale TUES., MAY 2: Annual Mother- p.m. through community involvement. EVERY THIRD SATURDAY - day and Saturday. Sponsored by As a high school youth at will be held at the Ada Christian Daughter Banquet at Lowell First Interested, call 897-9152 or 897- Men s Breakfast 8 a.m. at Lowell School. 7192 Bradfield from 9-3. Honey Creek Christian Homes. Lyons Township High School, in United Methodist Church, 621 E. WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Bus- 6539. Assembly of God. 3050 Alden Come to find good used clothing LaGrange, III. Hagens. probably Main St., Catered meal; fun prog- FRI., MAY 26: Senior Class All- iness Meeting is held the third Nash, (just south of town). Spec- and household items and deli- ram for young and old alike! Re- Nighter. Get ready for a fun-filled the exception and not the rule, Monday of each month, at 8 p.m. EVERY 1ST A 3RD TUESDAY ial speaker and good food. For cious baked goods. servation prices: $5.25, 13- evening of mystery, food and had direction and order. Enough iiiii - V.F.W. Post 8303 meets at the more info call 897-7047. prizes. Mark your calendars. Any adults; $3.25, 6-12; 5 and under so that he was able to make a EVERY SECOND TUESDAY V.F.W. Clubroom, 307 E. Main FRI., APR. 24: Next meeting of FREE. Call either Carol Chan- questions call Terri Smith at 897- career decision which was not The Lowell Area Fishing Club St., Lowell at 8:00 p.m. THIRD TUESDAY EVENING - the planning committee for the dler, 897-6568 or the Church of- QficfDOC . popular. "1 think I was the only now meets at the Flat River Ladies Joy Fellowship. Various Senior All-Nighter at the K-Ouad fice 897-5936. Public is most person in my college class who Snowmobile Clubhouse on Pot- SATURDAYS - Take Off topics and special speakers. For at 7:30 p.m. welcome OCT. 11. 12 & 13: Mac Island ters Road, just East of Montcalm Pounds Sensibly Tops #M11493 more info call Lowell Assembly went into the ministry," he says. Reverend David Hagens has been the leader of the First Congregational United Church of trip for Senior Citizens with a stay Ave. at 7:00 p.m. All prospective meets every Sat. at 8:30 a.m. in of God at 897-7047. While his classmates may have Chrisirist for the past fivefive yearyearss . He is an active and involved member of the Lowell community. APR. 27, 28 & 29: Used Book THURS., MAY 4: Vergennes at the Grand Hotel for 3 days and members or interested individu- the Congregational Church Sale at the Lowell Library during been surprised, Hagens wasn't. Cooperative Club will meet at 2 nights. Call Mary at 897-7902 "When we're all trying to gens used the "Red Ribbon He adds, "Its the church corn- als are cordially welcome. basement in Lowell. Comer of EVERY SUNDAY EVENING - Sidewalk Days. 12:30 to 5:30 Schnieder Manor at 1 p.m. The for more information. "On my mother's side of the fam- work together we're stronger. Week ' as an example of people munity, its ministry and ii> Spring and Hudson Sts. Weigh- Royal Rangers for the boys. Mis- p.m. daily. Excellent selection. ily there are three generations of FIRST MONDAY OF EACH The Congregational Church is pulling together. "Working to- people being community minded ins from 8:30 a.m. til 9:00 a.m. sionettes for the girls for kids kin- Hard covers - 50c. Paperbacks ministers and on my father's side MONTH: The Bowne Township sold on the idea that therc is an gether provides a stronger work- - community involved." dergarten and up. Christ Ambas- - 25c. Magazines - 10c. Come of the family there are three gen- Historical Society will hold regu- TUESDAYS - Take Off Pounds sadors for the youth (7 thru 12 and browse. element of truth, a piece of the ing base." erations of doctors. So I was lar meetings at the Township Sensibly Tops #MI 372 meets grades). Christian Clubs to help Back Supporter From Spring Air! divine, in each of us." Hagens either going to be a doctor or a Hall, 6059 Linfield, Alto, on the every Tuesday evening at the our children grow through the THURS., APR. 27: Senior Citi- says. The church appreciates the Luxury Caress minister," muses Hagens. first Monday of each month at Lowell Congregational Church means of achievement prog- zen trip to the Michigan Historical difference in individuals and be- 7:30 p.m. No December or Jan- basement. Comer of Spring and Prelude (Firm) P'How Top The Western Springs. III. na- rams, special activities, crafts Society and lunch at Kellog lieves we are enhanced because uary meetings. Hudson Sts. Weigh-ins at 5:45 and basic moral learning. For Center on the campus of Michi- tive, has a Bachelors Degree Twin . . $344.95 set Twin • 5487 90 set of our diversity." Homespun p.m. more info call Lowell Assembly gan State University in Lansing. from Carleton College in North- Ful, 5 Hagens. a Duke University graduate, is well read and versed If the church has had a fault EVERY SECOND WEDNES- of God at 897-7047. Call Community Ed. office for Full . . $459.95 set • $ 99.90 set field, Minn; a Master's Degree on problems facing today's society. over the years, it is that it some DAY: Lowell Woman's Club THURSDAYS: Take Off Pounds more information and reserva- Queen . $549.95 set Quecn $699 90 set from the University of Duke in meets every 2nd Wednesday of Sensibly Tops Ml No. 333. times takes unnecessarily con- Devotions LOWELL LIBRARY - will be tion, 897-8434. Kin Durham, N.C.; and his Docto- the month at Schneider Manor at Saranac, meets every Thursday open: Mon. 9:30 to 4:30 p.m.; King . . $745.95 set S • 5959.90 set troversial stands on issues, ac- The difference in the mul- level of fellowship and social rate from the University of 12:00. Luncheon and program. evening at the Saranac Public Li- Wed , 12:30 to 8:30 p.m. and Fri. APR. 27, 28, & 29: Cyclamen Back Supporter Mattress Has Been Endorsed cording to Hagens. "When you titudes of religious denomina- consciousness/' Chicago. brary. Weigh-ins at 6:45 p.m. & Sat., 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. Chapter No. 94 O.E.S. is plan- By a Staff of Orthopedic Surgeons. tions has more to do with the act quickly, mistakes are made." EVERY SECOND WEDNES- The University of Duke 'The position of minister in- ning a Second Best Sale on WHY NOT BUY THE BEST? Hagens says. DAY: Lowell VFW Auxiliary No. churches than religion. graduate asserts open-minded, volves teaching, counseling, wit- By Pauline Spray SECOND MONDAY OF EACH SENIOR CITIZENS BOWLING Thursday, Friday and Saturday The Congregational Church's 8303 meets at 8:00 p.m. at the MONTH: The Lowell Area LEAGUE - 60 years and older, in the Lowell Masonic Temple. HOURS "As an elderly lady in a nurs- progressive, active and involved nessing and being involved in the M T 11 6 suffered a decline in its total VFW Post, 307 W. Main Street. Schools Board of Education welcome. Roll-Away Ltd. Lanes Anyone wishing to donate items, ing home once told me. We're is what is good with the Congre- community and with its people," F 111 Lowell. meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Board on Wed. at 1 p.m. SPRING) M S 11 3 all trying to get to the same place gational Church. "The environ- number of members during the Be strong and of a good cour- Courage is needed to maintain contact Nancy Wood 897-8546 Hagens says. He has always been of Education office located in the • aren't we,*" First Congrega- ment in which the church exists chaotic 1960s and 1970s. The age. .. (Deuteronomy 31:6). one's convictions when they dif- or Sandra Caswell 868-7467 for Am. community minded and commu- EVERY THIRD SUNDAY: The Middle School. 12685 Foreman pickup or further information. tional Church of Lowell Rever- trend reversed itself in early to fer from those with whom one changes, but I think its message nity involved. He currently is the Flat River Snowmobile Club Road. end David Hagens says. mid 1980. and many of the Robert Louis Stevenson said: associates, it takes courage to 220 W. Main, Low.ll, Ml • Ph. W7-7447 remains the same." Hagens says. chairman of the YMCA board. meets at the clubhouse at 11841 WED., APR. 19: Lowell Garden SAT., APR. 29: Alto Fireman's churches have now experienced "Keep your fears to yourself, but Hagens. at 36. seems much at "Love God and your neighbor as He has been on the board for face unpleasant situations and Potters Rd. A Potluck is at 12:30 EVERY MONDAY EVENING: Lore Club will meet with Pauline will be holding a Pancake Supper increases in church numbers. share your courage." ease with the office from which thyself. I think this message is three years; a member of the overcome them through faith p.m. with business meeting fol- "Euchre" will be played at the Wittenbach at 1 p.m. from 5-8 p.m at the Alto Elemen- Hagens. happy with its The Christian has need of he works, the church which he true of all religions." Lowell Board of Education for Daniel was courageous m lowing. New members and V.F.W. Post 8303 at 7:30 p.m. courage. And he needs to share guests are welcome. operates, the community from He summed up the underlying the past year; and is the Chair- growth, would like to see the prayer. He prayed faithfully, in Admission is $1, prizes. Public WED., APR. 19: The film "A Man same re-birth in the Lowell his courage with those about welcome. Called Norman" will be shown at which he lives, and the course theme of the Congregational man of the Long Range Planning spile of orders to the contrary. of direction the Congregational Church in reference to a youth ministerial alliance. "The al- him. His influence counts. The pressures of the king did not QUA-KE-Z1K SPORTSMEN'S Calvary Christian Reformed Personnel Committee for the CLUB meets every 2nd and 4th EVERY MON. & TUES. MORN- Church, 1151 W. Main. Lowell at Church is headed. " The church retreat. "This was a topic of con- liance used to bring together the When others are taking the overcome him. He was courage- United Church, Outreach Minis- Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. at the Club ING - Coffee Break Bible Study. 7:30 p.m. Please join us for this is on a good course. I like its versation. The principles, de- entire church clergy community. path of least resistance, it takes tries. ous in the lion's den. facing building at 11400 Foreman Monday 7:15 to 8:30 p.m.; Tues- interesting film on witnessing to This no longer happens." Ha- courage to stand up for the right. death. God was with him and Road, Lowell. day 9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. our next door neighbors. This This Week's delivered him. Lakeside Community Church. film is supported by the James David was courageous in lac- SECOND TUESDAY - Better 6201 Whitneyville Rd. Dobson programs. Specials.. ing the giant. Nor did he let the Buyers Food Buying Club meets giant's size dismay him He was AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY the victor in battle. Busch & Natural God is our help today in even ADA COMMUNITY situation which calls for cour- ADA CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE age. With His power at our dis- ours [[cM&dicat daxL dsnizi Light REFORMED CHURCH BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH posal . we can "be courageous." 7227 Thomapple River Dr. 676-1032 OF LOWELL REFORMED CHURCH 3900 East Fulton Prayer: Dear Lord, make me $£99 24 Pak Pastor THOMAS J BARTHA 201 North Washington Street Lowell Medical Care Center 7152 Bradfield St. S.E 676-1698 REV RAYMOND E. BEFUS Morning Worship m.OO A M REV RICK UPCHURCH brave for Thee. Help me to take Plus dep. REV BRIAN P BOSSCHER Morning Worship 9:50 A M Sunday School 11:20AM Church School iq oo A MJ my stand for the right regardlesN A Medical Care Residence Morning Worship . 8 45 A M and 11 00 A M (Broadcast 10 A M WMAX 1470) Evening Worship 6:00 P M Morning Worship 11 00 A M of what others do. Grant that I Sunday School 10:00 A M Sunday School 11:15 AM with "A Tradition of Caring" WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS Evening Service g 00 p m Evening Worship g OO P M Evening Service 6 00 P M may always be faithful, strong, COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUR Wednesday Mid-Week Service Wednesday Service 7:30 P M and very courageous Amen CAPITAL CHURCH HOME WELCOME TO ALL Jr. Teens, Adults 7 00 P M Lowell Medical Care Center is a Medicare and Medicaid licensed Nursery-Come & Worship With Us nursing care home with our own complete staff of Registered and PEPSI Dare to be a Daniel! CASSETTES^ Dare to stand alone! Licensed Practical Nurses and Nursing Assistants providing for FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Dare to have a purpose firm! 1/2 Liter &&&& Quality Tapes CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH the needs of each of our residents. OF ALTO Dare to make it known! 8 pak bottles CHURCH OF LOWELL Corner of 60th Street ft Bancroft Avenue OF LOWELL Philip P Bliss Popular Tunes^^^u, 2275 West Mam Street Meeting at the Lowell Middle School Sunday School 10 00AM Sunday School 9:45 A M. S049 fpSsl <12675 Foreman) Morning Worship 1100AM FEATURES INCLUDE: $099 1 Sunday Morning Worship Evening Worship 7 qq p ^ Sunday Worship Services 11 00 A M 4 6:00 P M pin's dep. ^9 each Awana - Wednesday g 50 P M And Children s Activities 10:00 A M Wednesday Bible Study 'Medicare and Medicaid Certified Wednesday Prayer Meeting ... 7 00 P M Midweek Bible Studies and Youth Groups and Prayer Meeting 700PM, 'Special Diet Plans LISTENING AND HELPING GENE SICKLER PASTOR HONEY BAREMANS GATORADE @ 8970077 868-6403 or 868-6912 JOE GERKIN PASTOR 897-0017 'Planned Activity Programs % SUCKLE * Beauty and Barber Services MILK f- m 64 oz. £4 ALTON BIBLE CHURCH FIRST CONGREGATIONAL 1)1 Uncoln Lake Ave at 3 Mile Road •Physical and Speech Therapy 1/2% Fruit, Orange jJEjl FIRST UNITED METHODIST Sunday School 10 00 A M, CHURCH OF LOWELL APARTMENTS * Referral Services for Dental Morning Worship 11 00 A M (United Church of Christ) CHURCH OF LOWELL FRIENDSHIP COUNTRY or Lemon Lime iatoradf Now accepting Optometric and Hearing Needs Evening Praise 7 00 P M 404 North Hudson 621 E Mam Street 897-5936 CHAPEL $4 59 I Wednesday A WAN A 7 00 P M, 897-5906 $ REGULAR HOURS 10200 Grand River Ave applications... 'Denominational and Non- • Gallon (Sept • Apnl) Worship and Church School . . . 10 00 A M. Morning Worship . 9:00 A M and 10 45 A M Sunday Services 10 30 AM 1" Prayer and Bible Study 7 30 P M. Rev David Hagens Pastor Church School 930 to 1030 AM Wednesday Bible Study 7 00PM Denominational Services Eleanor Martin Director of Education REV KENNETH R MCGEE Pastor REV WILLIAM AMUNDSEN. MINISTER BOB ROUSH. PASTOR Master Card Manlyn Ossentjuk Director of Music 897-5648 or 897-4273 Nursery available at both services 897-7489 AVAHABIE Barrier-Free Nursery Provided and Visa Quality YOU ARE WELCOME' Barrier • Free Entrance NOW! Call Angle Watters, Admission Coordinator, or Fairs Tats, Prices R.N. Dlrsctor of Nursss, for mors Information regarding Good Photo CALi: ths nursing care nssds of your lovsd ons. Thru Food Stamps Developing GOOD SHEPHERD MISSIONARY CHURCH ST. MARY S May 1.1989 Accepted Here! ,/v LUTHERAN CHURCH 10501 Settlewood Ph 897-7185 CATHOLIC CHURCH Sunday School 9 45 AM J1OUJE[[ Jl/izdicat 402 N Amity 897-8095 Worship Service 1100AM MSGNR JAMES MORAN 1002 W. Main St., Lowell • Ph. 897-6649 10305 Bluewater Highway Evening Service 600PM Saturday Mass 5 3nPM (Iclxz dentzi Morning Worship 10 00 A M Prayer and Bible Study-7:30 P M Wednesdays (If no answer, Sunday Mass 9 00 4 11 00 AM (616)897-8473 HOT LINE FOR LOTTO NUMBERS: Sunday School & Adult Bible Class 9 00 A M. GLENN H MARKS leave message or 350 N. Csntsr JOSEPH FREMER, PASTOR i Foreman Road 897 8307 897-9110 call Alto: Lowell, Ml 49331 868-6404) 897-6723 /
7 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, April. 19, 1989 •. Page 6 TW' iawir liferw.*1 —Grattan Township TV Ordinance Grattan Township TV Ordinance
• underground after the effective date of this Ordinance. Gran- charges and rates; provided, however, that the Grantee shall able state or federal laws. Except In emergency cir- erty of the Grantee when lawfully required by Franchising Area for the purpose of public travel, or for utility or public tee shall only be required to construct, operate and maintain give notice to the Franchising Authority of any such modifica- cumstances, such tests may be undertaken only after giving Authority by reason of traffic conditions, public safety, street GRATTAN service use dedicated for compatible uses, and shall include all of its transmission and distribution facilities underground tions or additional charges to Basic Cable Rates thirty (30) Grantee reasonable notice thereof, not to be less than two other easements or rights-of-way as shall within their proper abandonment, freeway and street construction, change or if it Is given reasonable notice and access to the public utilities' days prior to the effective date thereof. (2) business days, and providing a representative of Grantee use and meaning entitle the Franchise Authority and the Gran- establishment of street grade. Installation of sewers, drams facilities at the time that such are placed underground. an opportunity to be present during such tests. The reason- gas or water pipes, or any other type of structures or improve TOWNSHIP tee to the use thereof for the purposes of installing or trans- 4.3 Renewal of Franchise. The Franchising Authority and able costs of such tests shall be borne by the Grantee. Except mitting Grantee s Cable Service or other service over poles, ments by the Franchising Authority; but. the Grantee shall In in emergency circumstances, the Franchising Authority 3.9 Required Extensions of Service. The Cable System the Grantee agree that any proceedings undertaken by the wires, cables, conductors, ducts, conduits, vaults, manholes, ail cases have the right of abandonment of Its property if Franchising Authority that relate to the renewal of the Gran- agrees that such testing shall be undertaken no more than as constructed as of the date of the passage and final adoption amplifiers, compliances, attachments and other property as public funds are available to any company using such street tee's Franchise shall be governed by and comply with the two (2) times a year in the aggregate, and that the results of this Ordinance substantially complies with the material pro- may be ordinarily necessary and pertinent to the Cable Sys- easement or right-of-way for the purpose of defraying the provisions of Section 626 of the Cable Act (as such existed thereof stuJI be made available to the Grantee upon Grantee's visions hereof. Grantee Is hereby authorized to extend the tem. cost of any of the foregoing, such funds shall also be made as of the effective date of the Cable Act), unless the proce> request. Grantee agrees to provide to Franchising Authority TV m. "Service Area" means the present municipal bound- available to the Grantee. • Cable System as necessary, as desirable, or as required dures and substantive protections set forth therein shall be as built prints of the system within one hundred twenty (120) aries of the Franchising Authority, and shall include any ad- pursuant to the terms hereof within the Service Area. deemed to be preempted and superseded by the provisions days of completion. Grantee will also provide to Franchising ditions thereto by annexation of other legal means all such 3.4 Relocation at Request of Third Party. The Grantee Whenever Grantee shall receive a request for service from of any subsequent provision of federal or state law. Authority copies of all annual performance tests. ORDINANCE subject to density as described in Section 3.9. shall, on the request of any person holding a building moving at least three (3) Subscribers within 660 cable-bearing strand n. "Service Tier" means a category of Cable Service or permit Issued by the Franchising Authority, temporarily raise feet (one-eighth cable mile) of its trunk or distribution cable, In addition to the procedures set forth in said Section 626 5.2 Books and Records. The Grantee agrees that the other services, provided by Grantee and for which a separate or lower Its wires to permit the moving of such building, pro it shall extend its Cable System to such Subscribers at no (a), the Franchising Authority agrees to notify Grantee of its Franchising Authority may review such of its books and re- charge is made by Grantee. vided: (a) the expense of such temporary raising or lowering cords, during normal business hours and on a nondisruptlve ORDINANCE NO. 89-1 cost to said Subscribers for system extension, other than the preliminary assessments regarding the identity of future cable of wires Is paid by said person. Including, if required by the basis, as Is reasonably necessary to monitor compliance with usual connection fees for ail Subscribers. related community needs and interests, as well as. the past Grantee, making such payment in advance; and (b) the Gran- the terms hereof. Such records shall Include, but shall not be An Ordinance of the Township of Grattan, County of Kent, performance of Grantee under the then current Franchise o. "Subscriber" means a person or user of the Cable tee Is given not less than ten (10) business days advance term. The Franchising Authority further agrees that such a limited to, any public records required to be kept by the Gran- Michigan, Granting a Franchise to for the Con- 3.10 Subscriber Charges for Extensions of Service. No System who lawfully receives Cable Services or other sen/ice written notice to arrange for such temporary wire changes preliminary assessment shall be provided to the Grantee prior tee pursuant to the rules and regulations of the FCC. Not- struction and Operation of a Cable System. ® Subscriber shall be refused service arbitrarily. However, for therefrom with Grantee s express permission. to the time that the four (4) month period referred to In Sub- withstanding anything to the contrary set forth herein. Grantee p. "Video Programming" means programming provided unusual circumstances, such as a Subscriber s request to shall not be required to disclose information which it reason- The Township of Grattan, County of Kent, Michigan, hav- section (c) of Section 626 is considered to begin. Not- by, or generally considered comparable to programming pro- locate his cable drop underground, existence of more than withstanding anything to the contrary set forth In this Section ably deems to be proprietary or confidential in nature. The ing determined that the financial, legal and technical abil- 3.5 Trimming of Trees and Shrubbery. The Grantee shall vided by, a television broadcast station. one hundred fifty (150) feet of distance from distribution cable 4.3. the Grantee and Franchising Authority agreee that at Franchising Authority agrees to treat any information dis- ity of Is reasonably sufficient to provide ser- have the authority to trim trees or other natural growth over- to connection of sen/Ice to Subscribers, or a density of less closed by the Grantee to it on a confidential basis, and only vices, facilities and equipment necessary to meet the hanging any of its Cable System in the Service Area so as any time during the term of the then current Franchise, while SECTION II than three (3) Subscribers per 660 cable-bearing strand feet affording the public appropriate notice and opportunity to com- to disclose It to employees, representatives, and agents future cable-related needs of the community, does to prevent branches from coming In contact with the Grantee s Grant of Franchise thereof that have a need to know, or In order to enforce the hereby ordain as follows: of trunk or distribution cable, Cable Service or other service ment. the Franchising Authority and Grantee may agree to wires, cables or other equipment. Grantee shall be permitted provisions hereof. may be made available on the basis of a capital contribution undertake and finalize negotiations regarding renewal of the 2.1 Grant. The Township hereby grants to Grantee a non- to charge persons who own. or are responsible for. such trees then current Franchise and the Franchising Authority may SECTION I In aid of construction, including cost of material, labor, and exclusive Franchise which authorizes the Grantee to con- or natural growth for the cost of such trimming, provided that grant a renewal thereof. The Grantee and the Franchising SECTION VI Definition of Terms easements. For the purpose of determining the amount of struct and operate a Cable System and offer Cable Service similar charges are assessed by and paid to the utilities or Authority consider the terms set forth In this section to be Insurance, Indemnification, and •capital contribution In aid of construction to be borne by Gran- and other services in, along, among, upon, across, above, the Franchising Authority for tree trimming. The Grantee shall consistent with the express provisions of Section 626 of the Bonds or Other Surety 1.1 Terms. For the purpose of this Ordinance, the following tee and Subscribers In the area In which Cable Service may over, under, or In any manner connected with Public Ways reasonably compensate the Franchising Authority or property Cable Act. Additionally, within 60 days of the anniversary of terms, phrases, words, and abbreviations shall have the be expanded. Grantee will contribute an amount equal to the within the Service Area and for that purpose to erect. Install, the then current Franchise, annual discussion regarding the 6.1 Insurance Requirements. Grantee shall maintain in meanings ascribed to them below. When not inconsistent owner for any damages caused by such trimming, or shall, construct, repair, replace, reconstruct, maintain or retain in, construction and other costs per mile multiplied by a fraction content of said Franchise may be requested by either the full force and effect, at its own cost and expense, during the with the context, words used in the present tense include the in its sole discretion and at its own cost and expense, reason- on, over, under, upon, across or along any Public Way and whose numerator equals the actual number of potential Sub- Franchising Authority or the Grantee. Any changes to the term of the Franchise, General Comprehensive Liability Insur- future tense, words in the plural number include the singular ably replace all trees or shrubs damaged as a result of any all extensions thereof and additions thereto, such poles, wires, scribers per 660 cable-bearing strand feet of its trunks or then current Franchise resulting from these discussions are ance In the amount of $500,000 for bodily injuries, (Including number, and words in the singular number include the plural construction of the System undertaken by Grantee. Such re- cables, conductors, ducts, conduits, vaults, manholes, pedes- distribution cable, and whose denominator equals three (3) contingent upon mutual consent of the parties. accidental death) to any one person, and subject to the same number: placement shall satisfy any and all obligations Grantee may tals, amplifiers, appliances, attachments, and other related Subscribers. Potential Subscribers will bear the remainder of limit for each person in an amount not less than $300,000 property or equipment as may be necessary or appurtenant have to the Franchise Authority or property owner pursuant 4.4 Conditions of Sale. If a renewal of Grantee's Franchise on account of any one occurrence, and Property Damage a. Affiliate means an entity which owns or controls, is the construction and other costs on a prorata basis. Grantee to the Cable System. to the terms of this Section. is denied and the Franchising Authority either lawfully ac- Liability Insurance In an amount not less than $500,000 result- owned or controlled by. or is under common ownership with may require that the payment of the capital contribution in quires ownership of the Cable system or by Its actions lawfully ing from any one occurrence. Said Insurance shall designate Grantee. 0iid of construction borne by such potential Subscribers be 2.2 Term. The Franchise granted pursuant to this Ordi- 3.6 Use of Grantee s Equipment by Franchising Author- effects a transfer of ownership of the Cable System to another the Franchising Authority as an additional named insured. b Basic Cable" is any tier of service which includes the paid in advance. nance shall be for an Initial term of fifteen (15) years from party, any such acquisition or transfer shall be at a fair market Such insurance shall be non-cancellable except upon thirty retransmission of local broadcast television signals. ity. Subject to any applicable state or federal regulations or the effective date of the Franchise as set forth in Section 2.3, value, determined on the basis of the Cable System valued (30) days prior written notice to the Franchising Authority. c. Cable Act" means the Cable Communications Policy tariffs, the Franchising Authority shall have the right to make 3.11 Service to Public Buildings. The Grantee shall pro- as a going concern, but with no value allocated to the Franch- Act of 1984, as amended. unless otherwise lawfully terminated in accordance with the additional use. for any public purpose, of any poles or conduits vide without charge one (1) outlet of Basic Service to the terms of this Ordinance. Performance reviews will be at five ise itself. 6.2 Indemnification. The Grantee agrees to Indemnify, d Cable Service' means (I) the one-way transmission controlled or maintained exclusively by or for the Grantee in Franchising Authority's office buildlng(s), fire station, police (5) year intervals commencing with said effective date save and hold harmless and defend the Franchising Authority. to subscribers of video programming or other programming station, and public, and accredited private, school building any Public Way: provided that (a) such use by the Franchising Its officers, boards and employees, from and against any service, and (ii) subscriber interaction, if any. which is required Authority does not interfere with a current or future use by that Is passed by Its Cable System. (See Schedule 3) The 2.3 Acceptance; Effective Date. Grantee shall file a writ- If Grantee's Franchise Is lawfully revoked for cause and the liability for damages for any liability or claims resulting from for the selection of such Video Programming or other prog- outlets of Basic Sen/Ice shall not be used to distribute or sell the Grantee; (b) the Franchising Authority holds the Grantee Franchising Authority acquires ownership of the Cable Sys- property damage or bodily injury. (Including accidental death), ramming service. ten acceptance of the Franchise granted pursuant hereto with Cable Sen/Ices In or throughout such buildings. Users of such the City Clerk or other appropriate official or agency of the harmless against and from all claims, demands, costs, or tem or by its actions effects a transfer of ownership of the which arise out of the Grantee s construction, operation, or e. Cable System means a facility, consisting of a set outlets shall hold Grantee harmless from any and all liability Franchising Authority within sixty (60) days after the passage liabilities of every kind and nature whatsoever arising out of Cable System to another person, any such acqusition or trans- maintenance of Its Cable System, Including, but not limited of closed transmission paths and associated signal genera- War claims arising out of their use of such outlets. Including, and final adoption of this Ordinance. The Franchising Author- such use of said poles or conduits, including, but not limited fer shall be at an equitable price. Grantee and Franchising to, reasonable attorney's fees and costs. tion, reception, and control equipment or other communica- but not limited to. those arising from copyright liability. Not- ity shall notify Grantee of the date that the Ordinance is finally Authority agree that in the case of a revocation, at Grantee's tions equipment that is designed to provide Cable Service to. reasonable attorneys fees and costs: and (c) at Grantee s withstanding anything to the contrary set forth In this Section request, which shall be made in its sole discretion, Grantee 6.3 Bonds and Other Surety. Except as expressly pro- and other service to subscribers. passed and adopted, as well as, the date by which a written sole discretion, the Franchising Authority may be required 3.11, the Grantee shall not be required to provide an outlet acceptance is required to be filed. Subject to the filing of the shall be given a reasonable opportunity to effectuate, a trans- vided herein, Grantee shall not be required to obtain or main- f. 'FCC means Federal Communications Commission, either to pay a reasonable rental fee or otherwise reasonably to such buildings where the drop line from the feeder cable fer of Its Cable System to a qualified third party at fair market tain bonds or other surety as a condition of being awarded or successor governmental entity thereto. written acceptance by Grantee, the effective date of this Or- compensate Grantee for the use of such poles, conduits, or to said buildings or premises exceeds two hundred (200) dinance shall be the sixtieth day after its passage and final value, determined on the basis of the Cable System valued the Franchise or continuing Its existence. The franchising g. Non Exclusive Franchise" shall mean the initial au- equipment: provided, however, that Grantee agrees that such cable feet, unless it is technically feasible and if it will not adoption. as an ongoing concern. The Franchising Authority further Authority acknowledges that the legal, financial and technical thorization. or renewal thereof, issued by the Franchising Au- adversely affect the operation, financial condition or market compensation or charge shall not exceed those paid by it to agrees that during such a period of time, it shall authorize qualifications of Grantee are sufficient to afford compliance thority. whether such authorization is designated as a franch- development of the Cable System to do so. or unless the 2.4 Favored Nations. In the event the Franchising Author- public utilities pursuant to the applicable pole attachment ag- the Grantee to continue to operate pursuant to the terms of with the terms of the Franchise and the enforcement thereof. ise. permit, license, resolution, contract, certificate, or other- appropriate governmental entity agrees to pay the Incremen- ity enters into a franchise, permit, license, authorization or reement, or other authorization, relating to the Sen/ice Area its prior Franchise; however. In no event shall such authoriza- Grantee and Franchising Authority recognize that the costs wise, which authorizes construction and operation of the tal cost of such drop line in excess of 200 cable feet. In the other agreement of any kind with any other person or entity tion exceed a period of time greater than twelve (12) months associated with bonds and other surety may ultimately be Cable System for the purpose of offering Cable Service or 0bvent that additional outlets of Basic Sen/Ice are provided to 3.7 Safety Requirements. Construction, Installation and from the effective date of such revocation. If, at the end of borne by the subscribers in the form of increased rates for other service to Subscribers Such issuance shall not preclude other than the Grantee for the purpose of constructing or such buildings, the building owner shall pay the usual instal- maintenance of the Cable System shall be performed in an that time. Grantee Is unsuccessful in procuring a qualified Cable Services. In order to minimize such costs, the Franchis- the Franchising Authority from issuing like franchise, permit, operating a Cable System or providing Cable Service to any lation fees associated therewith, including, but not limited to, transferee or assignee of its Cable System, which is reason- ing Authority agrees to require bonds and other surety only part of the Franchise Area, which contains terms more favor- orderly and workmanlike manner. All such work shall be per- labor and materials. license, resolution, contract, certificate, or otherwise to other ably acceptable to the Franchising Authority, Grantee and in such amounts and during such times as there is a reason- Grantee(s). able to such person or entity in any regard than similar pro- formed in substantial accordance with applicable FCC or other visions of this Ordinance, then this Ordinance shall be Franchising Authority may avail themselves of any rights they ably demonstrated need thereof. The Franchise Authority h. Franchise Authority" means the Township of Grattan. federal, state and local regulations. The Cable System shall SECTION IV deemed amended as of the effective date of the other franch- may have pursuant to federal or state law; it being further agrees that in no event, however, shall it require a bond or County of Kent, Michigan, or the lawful successor, transferee not unreasonably endanger or interfere with the safety of Regulation by Franchise Authority ise. permit, license authorization or other agreement, so as agreed that Grantee's continued operation of Its Cable Sys- other related surety in an aggregate amount greater than of assignee thereof. persons or property in the Service Area. to give the Grantee the benefit of any such more favorable tem during the twelve (12) month period shall not be deemed $10,000, conditioned upon the substantial performance of i. Grantee means or the lawful successor. 4.1 Franchise Fee. Grantee shall pay to the Franchising terms. to be a waiver, nor an extinguishment of, any rights of either the material terms, covenants, and conditions of the Franch- transferee of assignee thereof Authority a franchise fee equal to 3% of Gross Revenue re- 3.8 Aerial and underground Construction. In those areas the Franchising Authority or the Grantee. Notwithstanding ise. Initially, only a performance bond for the construction j. Gross Revenue" mean the monthly Cable Service re- delved by Grantee from the operation of the Cable System of the Service Area where all of the transmission or distribution anything to the contrary set forth In Section 4.4, neither Fran- period will be required. In the event that one Is required in SECTION III •bn an annual basis. For the purpose of this section, the 12- venues received by Grantee from Subscribers of the Cable chising Authority nor Grantee shall be required to violate fed- the future, the Franchising Authority agrees to give Grantee Standards of Service facilities of the respective public utilities providing telephone month period applicable under the Franchise for the compu- System: provided, however, that such phrase shall not include eral or state law. at least sixty (60) days prior notice thereof stating the exact communications and electric services are underground, the tation of the franchise fee shall be a calendar year, unless revenue received from any national advertising carried on reason for the requirement. 3.1 Conditions of Street Occupancy. All transmission Grantee likewise shall construct, operate and maintain all of otherwise agreed to in writing by the Franchising Authority the Cable System, nor shall such phrase include any taxes 4.5 Transfer of Franchise. Grantee's right, title, or Interest and distribution structures, poles, other lines, and equipment •ts transmission and distribution facilities underground: pro- and Grantee. The franchise fee payment shall be due and on Cable Service which are imposed directly or indirectly on in the Franchise shall not be sold, transferred, assigned or SECTION VII any Subscriber thereof by any governmental unit or agency, installed or erected by the Grantee pursuant to the terms vided that such facilities are actually capable of receiving payable ninety (90) days after the close of the preceding hereof shall be so located so as to cause a minimum of otherwise encumbered, without the prior consent of the Fran- Enforcement and Termination of Franchise and which are collected by the Grantee on behalf of such Grantee s cable and other equipment without technical degra- calendar year. Each payment shall be accompanied by a interference with the proper use of Public Ways and with the chising Authority, such consent not be unreasonably withheld. governmental unit or agency. dation of the Cable System s signal quality. In those areas brief, Independently CPA certified report from a representative 7.1 Notice of Violation. In the event that the Franchising rights and re jnable convenience of property owners who of Grantee showing the basis for the computation. In no event, k. Person' means an individual, partnership, associa- of the Service Area where the transmission or distribution 4.6 As-Built Prints. Grantee shall, at the completion of Authority believes that the Grantee has not complied with the own property that adjoins any of said Public Ways shall the franchise fee payments required to be paid by Gran- tion, joint stock company, trust corporation, or governmental facilities of the respective public utilities providing telephone construction, provide the Township with a Trunk and Distribu- terms of the Franchise, It shall notify Grantee of the exact entity. tee exceed 3% of Gross Revenues received by Grantee in communications, and electric services are both aerial and tion map and "as built" construction prints for that portion of nature of the alleged noncompliance. I. Public Way' shall mean the surface of. and the space 3.2 Restoration Private and of Public Ways. If during 9ny 12-month period. Grantee will additionally pay as an ac- underground. Grantee shall have the sole discretion to con- the system constructed within the Township. Updated "as the course of Grantee s construction operation or mainte- cess equipment grant, the annual amounts as shown on above and below, any public street, highway, freeway, bridge, 7.2 Grantee's Right to Cure or Respond. Grantee shall nance of the Cable System there occurs a disturbance of any struct. operate and maintain all of Its transmission and distri- built" prints will be supplied to the Township annually upon and path, alley, court, boulevard, sidewalk, parkway, way. Schedule 2. the anniversary of the Franchise. have thirty (30) days from receipt of the notice described in Private and Public Way by Grantee. It shall, at Its expense bution facilities, or any part thereof, aerially or underground. ane. public way. drive, circle or other public right-of-way! Section 7.1 to (a) respond to the Franchising Authority con- replace and restore such Private and Public Way to a condl- Nothing contained In this Section 3.8 shall require Grantee 4.2 Rates and Charges. The Franchising Authority may xluding, but not limited to, public utility easements, dedi- re SECTION V testing the assertion of noncompliance, or (b) to cure such tion asonaly comparable to the condition of the Private and to construct, operate, and maintain underground any ground- ated utility strips of nghts-of way dedicated for compatible not regulate the rates for the provision of Cable Service and Compliance and Monitoring default or. in the event that, by the nature of default, such Public Way existing immediately prior to such disturbance. jses and any temporary or permanent fixtures or improve- mounted appurtenances such as subscriber taps, line exten- other sen/Ice. including, but not limited to, ancillary charges default cannot be cured within the thirty (30) day period, in- relating thereto, except as expressly provided herein and ex- ments located thereon now or hereafter held by the Franchise ders, system passive devices (splitters, directional couplers), 5.1 Testing for Compliance. The Franchising Authority itiate reasonable steps to remedy such default and notify the 3.3 Relocation at Request of Franchising Authority. Authority in the Service Area which shall entitle the Franchise amplifiers, power supplies, pedestals, or other related equip- cept as authorized pursuant to federal and state law Including, may perform technical tests of the Cable System during Franchising Authority of the steps being taken and the pro- Upon its receipt of reasonable advance notice, not to be less Authority and the Grantee to the use thereof for the purpose ment. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in but not limited to. the Cable Act and FCC Rules and Regula- reasonable times and in a manner which does not unreason- jected date that they will be completed. than five (5) business days, the Grantee shall, at its own of installing, operating, repairing and maintaining the Cable tions relating thereto. From time to time, and at any time. ably Interfere with the normal business operations of the Gran- expense, protect, support, temporarily disconnect, relocate this Section 3.8, in the event that all of the transmission or System. Public Way shall also mean any easement now or •Grantee has the right to modify such rates and charges includ- tee or the Cable System in order to determine whether or not 7.3 Public Hearing. In the event that Grantee fails to re- m the Public Way. or remove from the Public Way, any prop- distribution facilities of the respective public utilities providing hereafter held by the Franchise Authority within the Service ing. but not limited to. the Implementation of additional telephone communications and electric services are placed the Grantee Is In compliance with the terms hereof and applic- spond to the notice described in Section 7.1 pursuant to the The Lowell Ledger - WeJaesday. April 19. 1989 - Page 8 ft nnn r r», i. V- I »• l The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, April 19, 1989 - Page 9 Margolin, formerly from Russia Lowell names high school Honor Roll All As is proud to be an American Knottnerus. Michelle Wendy Beute. Bradley R. Bnggs, Patsy Melissa Merritt, Thomas Moore. nifer Jo Cook, Kevin Copeland. Amy VanderWulp, Kim Vander- Ramona Ruth Gerst, Melissa Langridge, Andris Malers, Joel Kay Deans, Carrie Lipkea, David Organek. Rebecca Paw- Jesse Davidson. Luke Davidson. Wulp, Judson Van Stee, Jearmy because they were bom with travel is restricted. I was re- papers 10 years ago to have them Violet Nikodemski, Patrick De- For Samuil and his wife, Richard Manion.Toni Lynn Mar- James Lowry, Jennifer Murphy, loski. Heather Peckham, Elisa Christine Decke. Karrie Veenstra, Jennifer Videan, Vin- it...freedom. I wanted to be free stricted to Leningrad (where freed," Sam Margolin says. nnis Nugent, Angela Jean Ogg, Maryana Margolin, iheir first va- tin. Craig Alan Mersman, Shawn Tera Rabb, Tanja Roudabush, Peel, Wendy Perdok, Rebecca De Young. Tammy Eldridge, Ber- son Videan, Raymond Weigel, Jacob lives). However, in the Soviet Union, Jennifer Lynn Vandermark, Jeff cation in the United States (10 to believe in God. In Russia, the Mari Munger, Wendy Munroe, Jeff Schmidt. Kristen Stouffer, Price, Melissa Radimak, nadette Fox, Leanna Funder- Chad Werdon, Brad Whalen, government dictates what each Knowing of the everyday re- before people can submit papers Bruce Zillmer. years ago) is one they will treas- Heather Jean Nauta, Todd As & Bs Heather Ray, Dale Richardson, berg, Sharon Gahan, Nicole Jason White, Nancy Wingeier. ure forever. person does. You're not free to wards they enjoy, the Margolins they must quit or get fired from As & Bs Michael Nauta, Melanie Lyn Jennifer A. Afton, Angela Sue Todd Roy, Melissa Shassberger, Gerard, Tracy Gill, Gregg Groot- think for yourself." have been working with the their jobs. Jodi Andrews. Ralph Lee FRESHMEN Sam Margolin is the son of a Nelson, Todd P. Probst. Jessica Allison, Kirsten Amundsen, Jody Smith. Robert Smyth, Ty ers. Sherry Hildenbrand, Tammy Jewish Community of Grand "If your exile is not approved, Anheuser, Robbie Lynn Amett. lather who died of starvation in Sam and Maryana flew from Lynn Ray, Jill Marie Reinke, Dawn Marie Anderson, Jennifer Stahl, Shane Stevens. Rachel Jeske. Thomas Kazen, Sara Kel- All As Russia to Vienna, then to Italy. Rapids for nearly 11 years to get the government considers you an Susan Rayna Baker, Melissa Adam Alan Catlin, David Hil- the German siege of Leningrad. Benjamin Paul Richmond, Berry, Tracy V. Bladey, Marilynn Taber. Christopher Thompson, ley. Daniel King. Hillari Kirsch. It was there, for the first time in his relatives. Semen and Elen enemy, a trader, a pro-capitalist," Manzer Bartlett, Lisa Marie denbrand, Melanie Kaeb, Paul His vacation took him and Krista L. Rozich. Daniel Will- Grace Brown, Chcri Lynn Amy Tichelaar, Helitha Kristan Kniola. Laura Kropf. Bishop, Christopher Wayne Bor- Melkild, Elizabeth Nugent, Mary ana to the Statue of Liberty his life, that Sam saw Hannuk- iam Schmidt. Doreen Jean Bruinsma, Kirby D. Carpenter. Tichelaar. Carrie Todd. Kathleen Garritt Kml.Todd Aric Lachniet, where they celebrated their free- kah and Christmas celebrated. lon, Traci Michelle Breimayer. Schneider, Susan Kay Schug. Mike J. Chambers, Karen Mar- VanBelkum, Erika Videan, Val- Jennifer Langridge, Michael Michael Seme, Kristin Rebecca Jill Anna Bruining,Todd William Shuster, Kristina Vandermark. dom of religion, choice, and His daughter. Sonia. made the Gorbachev is a wolf in sheepskin. Stacey Lea Schwamberger, Jill garet Christin, Kelly Jo Cichon, erie Wade, Sherene Ward. Katie Lindhout, Krista Mackety. Jennifer Wieland. speech. Living in the United excursion a year later. However, Samuil Margolins description of the very popular Carless. Lisa Anne Castro. Marie Shick. Stacy L. Christine Condon. Aaron Sebas- Wills. Dennis Wissman, Laura Robert McGee, Tricia Miller, States meant he would not have his son, Jacob remained (by Rachel Lynn Cattanach. Michele Shinabarger, Jody Ann Spillane, tion Corcoran, Joseph A. DePew, Zigmont. Stacy Mulder. James Munroe. All As & Bs Soviet Union leader. Christine Chamberlain. Robin to suffer the life-long sanctions choice). "He's married and has Amy Marie Stencel. Rick B. Kristine Lynn DeVrics, Sarah J. SOPHOMORES Edward Nausieda, Melinda Sue Kathryn Ann Abel. Troy Ad- imposed by the Soviet Union, un- a son. His wife didn't want to Ann Christie, Angela Marie Stockreef. BradV. Strouse. Julie Dombak, Elizabeth Ann Dom- All As Nederhoed, Megan Odell, Misty dington. Amy Alderink, Jon like his father. leave her family.' Sam Margolin Clinger. Tanya Lynn Comstock, Amundsen, Anne M. Arnold. A. Tarak, Bonita Ann Teerling, mer, Kelly Lee Doty. Joshua Travis Briggs. Geri Dykema, Parker. Michael Pasquale, Amy " Why would I leave my coun- said. "I visited Jacob a year-and- Demenstein and Neyla and Slava Margolin says. Making matters Jamie Beth Cook, Stacy Lee Melinda Beers. Dawn Berry, John Patrick Tetzlaff, William James Duhr. Joel Eckman. Amy Gregg Gruizenga. Chad Laux, Patow, Bryan Patton, Robert try at the age of 49?" Sam Mar- a-half ago. When a person travels Sokolovsky to the United States, worse he adds you're then with- Davis, Tracy DeWitt. Robert Robert Bourgette. Rolynda Kay Joseph Teunessen, Shannon Jean Lynn Fetterhoff. Kevin Goggins. Toni MacMillen. Kenneth Phillips, Kimberly Pullen, An- golin asks. "Because of some- to Russia, your itinerary is given The work was finally rewarded out a job. "Since you're not al- John Dine, Jason Scott Douma, Bums, Tracy Burrows, Kipley Tichelaar, Michelle LynnTousig- Douglas Green, Chalynn Han- Robert Stauffer. Elizabeth Stouf- drew Quada, Keli-Jo Quiggle, thing Americans take for granted to you by the government. Your 2-1/2 weeks ago upon their am- lowed to send money to people Kevin W. Dudeck. Teresa Fet- Carpenter. Connie Lynn Col- naut. Kim A. Tryon. Kerrie Lynn nah. Kathryn Ann Hawk. Jeffrey fer. Jay Thaler, Timothy Thuston, Christine Rash. Fred Brian Ray. val in the U.S. "We submitted in the Soviet Union, we sent terhoff, Laura Elizabeth Finney. bum, Craig Coleman, Randy T\imer. Trevor William Tyler. Hoffman. Ryan Holtz, Jennifer Jay Van Antwerp. Melissa Reed. Lisa Rinks, Angle M. Fonger, Michael K. Aaron Charles Wester, Timothy Horian. Chad Elliot Hull. Randy Donald Rittersdorf. Nathan Gene Crawford, John Cross, Geisert, Patrick A. Gilbert, Milo Weststrate, Christine Ma- Hunter. Marc Allen Jaarsma, All As & Bs Robertson, April Rogers. Diedre DenBoer, Marc Denman. Tammy Lynn Gipner. Mike Lee rian Wieland, Lisa Christine Kristina Jefferson, Kathleen Joyce Adams. Mari Adams, Elizabeth Shelby, Matt Christine Douglas. Jason Grasman, Jeff Harley Gumey, Dykhouse. Alicia Ebling. Chris- Wierenga, Kerry Marie Zywicki. Marie Jones. David Kelly, Jennie Anheuser, Angela Amett, Shinabarger. Steven Simkins. Tammy Ann Heacock, Debra JUNIORS Melinda Kuyt, Stephen Lenger, Rachel Baker, Brian Benn, De- Nelle Stephens, Daniel Stoc- topher Elzinga. Amy Estes, Ann Henderson, Brian Hewitt, Angeline Fox, Brad Harrall, All As Michelle Lucas, Scott Maloley, borah Biggs. Amanita Boersma, kreef. Timothy Stockreef. Lu- Angela Lynn Hoffman. Leslie Katie Malone, Elizabeth A. Stephen Hoffman. Joel Hum- Deborah Valerie Adams, Jen- Amanita Boersma, John Borg, cien Stoepler, Heather Tap, Kay Hutfilz, Scott Ray Jeske, Mangum, Kimberly Marvin. Laura Trowbridge, Jennifer phries. Jonathan Hutfilz,Tiffany nifer Amundsen, Stacy Elise Kelly Breimayer, Ryan Brinks, Amie Christine Kanoza. Jon Brian Bukala, Rachel Cilley. Jen- Tschirhart, Clay VanderWarf, cont'd, pg. 28 Erik Kelley. Kristine Kay Kelley, Megan Rae Kirby, Jill Marie Kloosterman, David John Kniola. Tammie Lynn
Samuil Margolin is extremely proud and happy to be an Amer- Margolin ican.
them clothing they could sell." inventory supervisor at Amwa> Cont'd. It took a year for his relative Corp. He is skeptical of glasnosi secretly and not tell anybody," to gel another job.. a job of low and warns that Americans should he says. position. Emmigration in the not lose their caution. "Mikhail He continues, "In Russia you Soviet Union was stopped Gorbachev smiles and is better don't get to know a person's real around the lime of the Afghanis- than the previous Russian pre- soul, because everyone is afraid tan invasion, according to Mar- decessors. but he is just polish- to talk- it might be the KGB (sec- golin. He credits many coun- ing minor situations." Margolin ret police)." tries, and the Jewish community warns. "It's the same system. Margolins, Demensteins and of Grand Rapids for his relatives' The inner root remains the same. the Sokolovskys are among the evenlual freedom. Gorbachev is a wolf in slowly growing numbers of "re- "I gave the Demensteins a flag sheepskin." fusniks." Jewish emigration and the Sokolovskys a Statue of As an example of thc inner peaked in 1979 at 51,000, then Liberty made of wood and root that still remains in the ! * fell to about 1,000 a year after bronze," Margolin says. "On thc Soviet Union, Margolin poinis the invasion of Afghanistan and bottom of the statue I wrote to the paper back "Exodus writ- mounting tension with the You've got freedom.'" ten by Leon Uris. "I couldn't let United States. Last year, 20,082 Samuil and Maryana Margolin have been married 15 years. Margolin, a Russian Jew who anyone see me read this in Rus- flrst four cars were 1 in thc Soviet Jews were allowed to • •u c. * f i k ^ y SP™ Soviet Union, the last 11 immigrated to thc Grand Rapids sia. I'd have to hide and read il Margolins' first vacation was spent v,s.t.ng the Statue of L.b- in the United States They^ake their honle in the ^we|| com. leave - an eight-year high. area II years ago, works as an ertv. munity. Cont'd, pg. 9 "A lot of American people are naive. The media doesn't explain situations very strongly," Margo- lin says. "America is a great country and the people are won- Grattan Township TV Ordinance derful. But, the American people must protect their freedom." Margolin, who spent much of the one hour and 15 minutes tel- Get a great deal procedures set forth in Section 7.2, or in the event that the b) Any proposal submitted by Grantee pursuant to a 7.5 Acts of God. The Grantee shall not be held in default ling of the Soviet Union nega- alleged default is not remedied within sixty (60) days after Franchise renewal procedure, as amended and supple- or noncompliance with the provisions of the Franchise, nor tives. said this, when asked the Grantee is notified of the alleged default pursuant to Sec- mented during the Franchise renewal negotiation process; suffer any enforcement of penalty relating thereto, where such about what's good about Russia? c) Any franchise agreement between Grantee and tion 7.1, the Franchising Authority shall schedule a public noncompliance or alleged defaults are caused by strikes, acts 'The country is good, the people Franchising Authority reflecting the renewal of the Franchise, meeting to investigate the default. Such public meeting shall of God, power outages, or other events reasonably beyond are okay, but government not on a 25 year old car. if any. be held at the next regularly scheduled meeting of the Fran- Its ability to control. good. I ask you - What is good chising Authority which is scheduled at a time which is no about slavery? See what I'm talk- Celebrate Mustang's 25th Anniversary with the Limited Edition less than five (5) business days therefrom. The Franchising 9.2 Actions of Franchising Authority. In any action by ing about?" He adds, "Com- 1989Mustang LX. It isn't easy to sell a car that's been around for 25 Authority shall notify the Grantee of the time and place of the Franchising Authority or representative thereof mandated munism is good for the country's years. Except when it's a Mustang. And right now to celebrate this or permitted under the terms hereof, such party shall act In such meeting and provide the Grantee with an opportunity SECTION VIII elite." American classic, your Greater Michigan Ford Dealer is offering a reasonable, expeditious and timely manner. Furthermore, Maryana, a part-time piano to be heard. Unauthorized Reception you a great deal on a Limited Edition 1989 Mustang LX. They in any instance where approval or consent Is required under teacher at St. Patrick's School, is self-employed at home. "Her come loaded with power locks, AM/FM radio w/cassette and 7.4 Enforcement. Subject to applicable federal and state 8.1 Misdemeanor. In addition to those criminal and civil the terms hereof, such approval or consent shall not be un- most important job is taking care clock, speed control, styled road wheels and more. Plus get an law, in the event the Franchising Authority, after such meeting, reasonably withheld. remedies provided by state and federal law. It shall be a of me." smiled Margolin. exciting sport appearance package with rear spoiler. All for determines that Grantee Is in default of any provision of the misdemeanor for any person, firm, or corporation to create Franchise, the Franchising Authority may: or make use of any unauthorized connection, whether phys- 9.3 Notice. Unless expressly otherwise agreed between under $8700* or take advantage of 2.9 APR financing.** the parties, every notice or response to be served upon the ically, electrically, acoustically, inductively or otherwise, with So hurry to your Greater Michigan Ford Dealer for our special Franchising Authority or Grantee shall be in writing, and shall a) Foreclose on all or any part of any security provided any part of the Cable System without the express consent of A CREDIT PROBLEM? edition Mustang LX. Because while the Mustang may have been under this Franchise, if any, including, without limitation, any the Grantee. Further, without the express consent of Grantee. be deemed to have been duly given to the required party five BANKRUPTCY? around for a long time, with less than 300 in stock, our Limited Edition (5) business days after having been posted in a properly bonds or other surety; provided, however, the foreclosure It shall be a misdemeanor for any person to tamper with, DIVORCE? Mustang LX won't be. shall only be In such a manner and In such amount as the remove or Injure any property, equipment or part of the Cable sealed and correctly addressed envelope by certified or regis- NO CREDIT? Franchising Authority reasonably determines Is necessary to System or any means of receiving Cable Service or other tered mail, postage prepaid, at a Post Office or branch thereof remedy the default; services provided thereto. Subject to applicable federal and regularly maintained by the U.S. Postal Service. NO PROBLEM? YOUR b) Commence an action at law for monetary damages state law. the Franchising Authority shall incorporate Into its I will guarantee financ- or seek other equitable relief; criminal code. If not presently a part thereof, criminal mis- Descriptive Headings. The captions to Sections contained GREATER MICHIGAN ing on selected used c) In the case of a substantial default of a material demeanor law which will enforce the intent of this Section 8 .1 herein are Intended solely to facilitate the reading thereof. FORD DEALERS provision of the Franchise, declare the Franchise Agreement Such captions shall not affect the meaning or interpretation cars with minimum cash down. Could qualify for to be revoked; or SECTION IX of the text herein. new car financing, d) Seek specific performance of any provision, which Miscellaneous Provisions reasonably lends Itself to such remedy, as an alternative to 9.5 Severability. If any Section, sentence, paragraph, term payments as low as... 00 damages. 9.1 Documents Incorporated and Made a Part Hereof. or provision hereof is determined to be illegal, invalid or un- •139 per month. The following documents shall be Incorporated here In by this constitutional, by any court or common jurisdiction of by any state of federal regulatory authority having jurisdiciton thereof, The Grantee shall not be relieved of any of its obligations to reference, and in the case of a conflict or ambiguity between CONTACT n comply promptly with any provision of the Franchise by reason them, the document of latest date shall govern: such determination shall have no effect on the validity of a y FRED MORGAN *Based on MSRP less $500 cash back. Tax. license, destination and other options additional. For cash back, take retail delivery of any failure of the Franchising Authority to enforce prompt a) Any enabling ordinance in existence as of the date other Section, sentence, paragraph, term or provision hereof, at 897-8431 from dealer stock by 5/31/89. See dealer for details. **2.9 APR FMCC Financing. Length of finance contract is limited. compliance. hereof; and all of which will remain in full force and effect for the term of Qualified buyers must take retail delivery from dealer stock by 5/31/89. See dealer for details. the Franchise or any renewal or renewals thereof. TM Lmfcell Ledger - W« Si It is exciting to think about Keep checking the Lowell they are available at the follow- Lowell Led—' Ledger for more details. If your The any effort being made to halt the ing area businesses: Lowell Gra- er s • • • continuation of child abuse organization: church, business, nite Company. Erb Lumber. 1 When the effort takes the form or neighborhood would like an kins. Family Fare. Cily Hall and of a streel festival and parade, application to have a food both, Lowell Electric Company well, then we've got real excite- craft booth or information booth ment! June 16 and 17 will be the dales for a street festival in Low- ell (between Jefferson and AT&T promotes Washington on Avery) that will benefit a child abuse and neglect prevention program in the Low- ell area. Jim Stone One of the areas being looked into is a free drop-off center for parents to use, lo drop off their children during high stress periods, as well as anyone just LISTING Some willing volunteers at Alto Elementary demonstrate their recently attained square dancing needing lo go shopping for a skills for delighted family members, friends and the public. couple of hours "without the kids" MAGAZINE Phys. Ed. square dancing at Alto The Love Festival will have food booths, information Recently volunteers from Mr. Alto School just before spring "ladies" but when they discover booths, (about child care, chil- • Ffrturt Complete Bill Stouffer's fourth and fifth break. their inner talents for the dance, dren's activities are available in grade physical education classes Each year Mr. Stouffer con- they soon forget their shyness. our area), workshops, craft Listings of Lowell pui on a square dance demonstra- ducts a unit on the art of square The highlight of the activity booths, and a special fun area tion for thc student body, par- dancing for all grades. K-5. is the demonstration for the pub- for children. Cable TV Channels ents. grandparents and friends. Some "gents" are a bit hesitant lic from willing volunteers, All of the money raised during The demonstration look place at about hand holding with the "gents and ladies" alike. this special weekend will go into On A Dally Basis. a "Children's Fund", that will be used for the well being and edu- Complete A cation of our area children, par- ents, lo help fund the Y.M.C.A. Legal Notices Dartmouth was the only lasy To Use college in New England to Daycare Center, buy needed remain open during the en- playground equipment, and NOTICE BY PERSONS L Montgomery tire Revolutionary War. someday open a shelter for Listings Coincide women and children. CLAIMING TITLE UNDER TAX DEED P,ace ^ Business: With Nvmbors On 253 N. SANTA FE Change your own oil? TO: THE OWNER OR OWN- P 0. BOX 45 ERS of any and all Interests, SALINA, KS 67402 0045 Don't dump it! Channel Station or Liens upon the lands herein C19-22 Recycle it! City described: o MTV Music o NASH Nashville HARMON F. HUBBARD. 218 STATE OF MICHIGAN OS) WSYM Lansing E. 70th St., Chicago. IL DISTRICT COURT AOd) WOTV Grand Rapids 60607, Last grantee in the 61st JUDICIAL DISTRICT CD® WXMI Grand Rapids regular chain of title. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Jim Stone CD® WQVU Grand Rapids TO APPEAR AND ANSWER T.ike vour used cr.inkcnse oil (B9 WKAR PBS TAKE NOTICE: Sale was law- to n service station or recycle center Jim Stone, a Lowell area resi- The president of the Greal Or call 1-800 63a 950a (BSD WZZM Grand Rapids fully made of the following de- Case No. 89-GC-0584 dent for 14 years was recently Lakes Area Council of Leaders, HBO scribed land for unpaid taxes promoted lo a second level a member of the Board of Direc- 0 Premium on that land, and that the un- KIMBERLY SEGAL Senior Account Executive in his tors with the Council of Leaders; a TBS Atlanta dersigned has title to the land fifth year at AT&T. and a member of the Grand a MAX Premium under tax deed or deeds is- Plaintiff. Rapids Chamber of Commerce a DISN Disney sued for the land. You are en- vs is a high school graduate from 3) USA Variety titled to a reconveyance of this MARK & MICHELLE West Catholic. a FAM Family land within 6 months after re- ELDER, NAMMirOMRTS He attended Grand Rapids WON Chicago turn of service of this notice, Defendant Junior College before transfer- © ESPN Sports upon payment to the under- ring to Northern Michigan where a CNN News signed or to the treasurer of This motion was heard on he earned a Bachelor of Science a CNNHEAD Headline the county in which the land Tuesday, April 4. 1989 Degree in mathematics. News .is situated, of all sums paid at the 61st District Court NICK Kids TV for the tax sale purchase, to- a **Grand Slam** ID PASS Troy CONTAINS LISTINGS FOR FRIDAY, APRIL 21, THRU gether with 50% in addition, PRESENT: The Honorable Bushnell and the fees of the sheriff for PAUL J. SULLIVAN District OCE WWMT Kalamazoo the service or cost of publica- Judge. Savings! OS) WUHQ Battle Creek THURSDAY, APR. 27, 1989 tion of this notice. The service Art Fair QD (Q) WILX Lansing or publication costs shall be On February 22. 1989, a civil 3D WLNS Lansing On Thursday evening. Apnl a PARKER STEVENSON uyt Mtrotoua lawyer and part-Unw lifeguard hi Baywatch: Panic at MaHbu Pier, Sunday, April 23, on the same as if for personal action for damages arising out Now On Sale - NAPA's most popular Lawn 0 DISC 20, Bushnell Elementary School NBC, daptets a alda of Nfaguarda not often aaan. Tha roia hold* a special significance for Stevenson, since a similar part (in services of a summons upon of the rental of the property • encouraged Mm to continue hie acting career. and Garden Tractor Battery! will present an Art and Craft Pair. Ufaguard) commencement of an action, located at 1344 Wealthy, SE, The time of the showing will together with a sum of $5.00 Grand Rapids. Michigan #8221 be from 6:30-8:00 p.m. The Ice for each description, without 49506. was filed by Plaintiff Cream Social will be held at the other additional cost or against you, the Defendant In • Sizes to fit most it'"/, charge. If payment as de- the 61st District Court in Kent same lime in the Bushnell gym. Starts: 6 a.m. April 21st scribed In this notice Is not County. garden tractors The theme of the Art and Craft made, the undersigned will in- • Pre-filled and fully Fair this year is "Let's Create! All classes will be participat- stitute proceedings for pos- IT IS HEREBY ORDERED charged. 36 HOUR ing in an in-class project. The Ends; 6 p.m. April 22n(l session of the land. that you, the Defendant, whose last known address students may bring in an addi- State of Michigan was: tional project that can be done at County of Kent, City of Grand home. This home project may be LARGEST SELECTION OF Rapids 1346 Wealthy, SE a family activity. Jii:k\\ $21.95 The 1989 Art and Craft Fair CARAVANS & VOYAGERS Grand Rapids, Mi 49506 LOT 18. S F (With trade - offer good until May 1.1989) will involve thc students in a KENNEDYS. shall answer or take such variety of art media and craft pro- IN MI0-MICHIGAN!! SUBDIVISION OF S 1/2 other action as may be permit- jects. Each grade level has de- Over 20 Caravans In Stock! 11 BLOCK 6, ted by law on or before the Marine/RV Batteries cided on a special theme idea. FINANCING Over 30 Voyagers In Stock!!! REMINGTONS 23rd day of July 1989. The 5th grade's theme will be ADDITION "Let's Be Creative"; 4th grade •Highest Trade-In Allowances!I Failure to comply with this "The Commander's Edge " will be "Michigan Products" in AVAILABLE!! •Appraisers on Duty For The •X-tra Fast Rnancingll 41-14-31-277-017 Order shall result in a Judge- NAPA's Powerhouse, featur- conjunction with their unit on Length of Salel •All Trades Welcome!I ment by default against you, Michigan; 3rd grade "Weaving the Defendant, for the relief ing both Starting and Deep and Loom Art"; 2nd grade 'Let s This parcel Is an Improved re- M REASONABLE OFFER WILL BE REFUSED!! requested by Plaintiff in her Have Fun With Art" and the I si sidential parcel. Cycle in one battery complaint against you. grade theme will be "Growing Don't Go Sp en din'...See Vennen | With Art", in conjunction wilh Amount paid: SI.094.28 for Plus individual starting and Date: April 4. 1989 the Health curriculum. The lirst NEW & USED CAR xn nnOOO |chkyslhk| taxes for the year 1984. deep cycle batteries for all grade teachers would like this to fttff Paul J. Sullivan your marine and RV needs. be a family activity similar to REBATES UP TO—9Z UUu VlymoulU Amount necessary to redeem: r VlymoutH District Court Judge what was done at Thanksgiving Coffee $1.646.42 plus the fees of the C22-24 wilh the Fantastic Turkeys ihat 930 Wtsl Main Strett. Lowell. Michigan 49331 Dodge Tnxhs Sheriff. NAPA Auto Parts Phona (616) 697-9281 were brought lo school. Plus Vennen Rebates 'Vorn A man of 10,000 words. 113 Lafayette Some examples of project » 4.n* s«« .tea. BROWN INDUSTRIES. INC That experts on vocabu- .TW« tM.S.a Sea Balloons ideas are making a flower, dra^ ««n»s w.at.!»« & MARK TWAIN BANK Lowell JMUMM lary have calculated, is All the right parts in ing a family portrait, showing met s i>Mn Mount 4901 MAIN what the average Amencan W • Fn stl*-Sea OOtOMTlUtl 616-897-9235 tree growth stages, showing the up TtJioor KANSAS CITY. MO 64112 is. all the right places four food groups, and exercise. ® O Myatarvl lan Hokn (CC) acta Cary Grant. Grace Ka»y the magical land of Qulhv.r. Thc Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, April 19. 1989 - Page !2 1955 Travait) are thipwracked and >.*2 a iavniuf) to hnai cut* r •we 4 ® MOVIE: Badlandt A garbage by two childran who tbtr^ 'w.Ow* L\l£. .r iw fOehtiy y. V. syu ) - tWI .9J 'hqA .vutesobsV/ - IfowuJ 'WT a**. 8 man la*t for a l5yaaro*d.butwnan Mm* of adventure with ml? Pf 13th, Part VW: Tha Maw Mood a magical kingdom where'haTia quo BaMball (Stereo) (CC) tha girt t father mat to •narfara. ha 1952 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. 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(Alto, 868-6111 or Run- Lowell City Council Meetings OR ALL DAY ciman, 897-9257). will start at 7:30 p.m. Sincerely, instead of 8:00 p.m. ALL TACOS Jim White WET BURRIT0S DRY BURR1T0 Louie Dudeck •2.49 *1.69 TtmluwfiU Lcd^or ^^9. JfilJ,» fagf j^.n The LdWelN Wiartes«16y,'-*^9, Wto i 23ar t 1 Lowell drops Middleville; loses twice to W. Catholic Arrow Thinclads split meet with Sometime between the rain, quagmires. pitches and two passed balls, routine grounder by "Il was a strange first inning. gins then pinched ran, a Toby Al- snow. hail, wind and cold. Low- The Red Arrows, whose home thumped the Trojans 10-0 in five Middleville's shortstop. Todd Nine out of 10 times under the derink sacrifice bum moved ell's varsity baseball team man- opener on Monday. April 10 innings. Sprague. Holtz then tallied his Goggins up to second. Todd 0 same circumstances the hitters I 800 meter relay aged to gel a game in. against Rockford(doubleheader| I was happy wilh the pitch- second stolen base of the game. Probst then doubled him home, Amett & Bussler produce a 1-2-3 inning," Kropf Despite what ihe weather may was pelted into suspension by ing. The boys threw strikes and An Alderink walk followed by said. "However, a questionable giving Lowell a 4-3 lead. have indicated, it is time for ram, were able to "Play Ball" kepi the ball low," Lowell coach two Middleville errors, two call and a dropped pop-up gener- The Red Arrows look a 3-1 team races by Spartans Lowell High School spring against Middleville the follow- Kris Kropf said. walks and a third lh)jan error in ates a six-run disaster." lead in the fourth on walk to Pete sparkle in opener sports. With the March lion stick- ing day in the wind and cold. Gahan, who started, pitched Ihe inning accounted for Low- The Lowell skipper added that Gerkin, a single by Kirby Car- Going into the beginning of were Mike Mull and Rick Sloc- ing around into the early weeks Lowell, with the aid of some four innings, allowing two hits ells five spot. lack of experience, and players penter. followed by an RBI ihe 1989 boys' track season, kreef. Mull took a first in the of April, weather was less than strong pitching by Mike Gahan While Lowell coach Kalhy outside the exchange zone. The while walking two and suiking The Red Arrow counterparts single by Steve Lenger and an Lowell coach Keith Boeve knew 400 meters, slopping the clock losing their concentration re- Talus and her Red Arrow team's lime of 55 seconds would ideal, and playing surfaces al and Ryan Malcolm, five Trojan out six. Malcolm came in relief committed five errors, however, RBI single by Mike Gahan. his club lacked depth in the mid- al52.3. Slockreef won the discus sulted in a snowball affcct of er- thinclads were pleased wilh their have won the event. times were best described as errors, four Middleville wild in the fifth inning and struck out Lowell in its first game of the West Catholic tied the score at die distance events. with a distance of 106-11. rors. "The majority of these prob- triumphant 95-33 performance Other firsts included: ihe side. "Our pitchers acted con- year, in the wind and cold, com- 4-4 with a single run in thc sixth. In the Red Arrows first league "Both boys did well in the lems will be corrected in practice against Sparta, they realize they —- Adams as expected took hon- I fident out there today." Kropf mitted just two. "We did a good and with a little more game ex- The Falcons erupted for a game- meet of ihe year that point was field events," Boeve said. "Mull t) have a lot of work lo accomplish ors in the high jump. She re- explained. job defensively,** Kropf said. "I winning five spot in thc lop of ^ ghlighled. Four points sepa- looks great early, but we're still perience," Kropf says. » if they want to compete in, let corded a height of 5-1. Lowell jumped in front with liked thc way our boys communi- the seventh, behind two basehils rated Lowell from Sparta with searching for the right combina- The Falcons added two more alone win, the O-K White Con- — Slepek raced to victory in a run in the first, it ended up cated with one another in the and five Lowell walks. four events lo go, however, the lion of events for him." runs in the second, third and /• ference. the 200 dash as she crossed the being the winning run. Leadoff field." Spartans swept the 800 run and More than half the Lowell Tm extremely pleased with finish line al 31,7. hitter Ryan Holtz ran the count While the pitching and de- the 200 dash, creating an 18- points came from first-year the performance, attitude and — Kris Kniola was the top run- to 2-and-2 before being hit by a fense showed some promise, point swing and deciding the tracksters. Smith who was in ***** vttt" si*' ' team spirit of our 1989 squad," ner in the 800 run. She was pitch. Moments later the Arrow Lowell's hitting was chilled. "It's meet's outcome. Sparta won the both the 400 and 800 relays also •Balancc Tension Talus said. "There is still work clocked al 2:43. made the Trojans pay as he hard to judge how we're going meeel 82-55. earned a first in ihe 100 meters •Adjust Bell — Vanessa Heukels was trium- swiped second. Toby Alderink to hit. We have not practiced out- "Sparta was strong in the mid- in 11.7. Freshman, Joe De Young lo be done if we are lo beat •Inspcct Wiring phant in the 400 dash with a walked putting Lowell runners at side much because of the wea- die distance and distance events, won the shot put with a loss of Wyoming Park."The Vikings are (k 11•Chee k Feed the favorite in the league race. clock slopping time of 1:08.2. first and second. A fielder's ther." Kropf cautioned. We lack depth there right now 34-6. ,;l SpemlI OfferOffer From:From: || — Tara Kropf powered her way •Tesl Sew choice off the bat of Todd Probst Lowell's three hits came off A constant from a year ago, d that was the difference in the Long distance man Clay Van- lo victory in the discus. The Red advanced the baserunners to sec- the bats of Pete Gerkin, Probst ret," Boeve said. Karen Bussler. continued lo im- € derWarf won the 3200 meters Arrow's winning loss was 88-3. Stitchin'Pretty ond and third with one out. An and Lenger. The positives far outweighed press. The Arrow came away with a time of 10:41. — A mark of 15-6 in the long RBI ground ball by Aaron Wester Probst also scored two runs ihe negatives for the Red Arrow wilh three firsts in the Sparta Tom Moore long-jumped his jump earned Gowen a first place Fabrics, LID. scored Holtz. and stole a base. Lenger and meet. She was first in the 100- thinclads. Lowell's coach was way to a lie for second wilh a finish. 219 W. Main Lowell. Ml 897-5395 The Red Arrows added two Holtz tallied two runs and Holtz extremely pleased wilh his sprinl meler dash, slopping the clock mark of 18-316. — Yvelte Ferguson recorded a t also swept two bases. al 13 seconds. Bussler was also (All Mork done b guawieed by A Family Sewing Center Gfwtd RapKtel more runs in the second inning crews. "They looked real good." The hurdles were anchored by a member of the winning 800 first in the shot put with a toss and two more in the third, in- Lowell took its 1-0 record into emphasized Boeve. "The 800 Brian Bennett and Doug Beim- Stockreef lunges forward in thc longjump event at Sparta, , OFFER EXPIRES •-22-M I and 1600-relay teams. In the 800 of 3l /2 feet. creasing their lead to 5-0. Probst its Salurday (April 15) doub- meter was only a tenth of a sec- ers. Both Arrows took seconds. she teamed with Tonya Slepek, — The 3200 relay team (Hillari started Ihe two-run rally in the leheader against West Catholic. ond off last year's best time and I was happy to see Bennett and Angie Amett and Heather Kirsch, Heukels, Kristi Pon- third with a leadoff single. He The weather was sunny and the 400 meter team was only Beimers do as well as they did Gowen lo record a lime of chaud and Kniola) was victori- advanced to second on a wild spring-like, but the results were two-tenths off of last year's considering they haven't run a 1:53.9, winning by nearly nine ous with a time of 11:08.4. pitch and then scored on an RBI chilling if you were a Red Arrow nark. full flight yet this year because seconds. Second Place Lowell Finishes: single to right-center field by fan. Lowell was swept 13-3,9-4. "The 800 meter relay team of our track conditions," says In the 1600, Bussler was * Shot put - Tera Kropf. 30-1V:. Steve Lenger, who also came In game one. West Catholic I Pete Kemp. Brett Knoop. Boeve. Bennett's time in the 110 joined by Deb Adams, Amett * 100 hurdles - Tammy Allchin, around to score in Ihe inning. sent 11 men to the plate in the Shawn Smith and Mike Mull high hurdles was 17.6 and Beim- and Julie McClain. The four- 19.4 Lowell put the game to bed in first inning, scoring six runs on look lop honors with a time of ers came home in 44.8 in the some broke the siring al 4:45.1. ' 100 dash - Gowen. 13.45. the fifth, scoring five limes. The three singles sandwiched be- Jerry Goggins swings for an extra basehit in the late innings 1:36.4. 300 low hurdles. While Bussler remained con- * 1600 run - Kirsch. 6:03. rally started with one oul. Holtz tween four base on balls and two The 400 meter relay team Third-place finishes were re- of the second game against West Catholic. Lowell came up short slant Amett was splendid. In her * 800 run - Ponchaud, 2:47, reached base on a hobbled errors. (Noah Menerey. Knoop, Smilh corded by the following Red Ar- Linda and Larry! in both games, 13-3, 9-4 first league meet of the year she 300 hurdles - Allchin, 56.5. am! Kemp) came home in 47.2, rows: Bennett. 300 low hurdles, fourth innings, increasing their Tm glad that we play West conquered her personal best in * 200 dash - Angie Greon, eaming a first place finish. "I'm 46.0; Moore. 400 meters. 57.4; 32.97. lead lo 12-0. Catholic. They are a solid club the 100 hurdles wilh a winning impressed wilh Kemp's leader- Stockreef. pole vault. 11-0; Sloc- Wilh the cat already out of the that exposes areas a team needs lime of 17.2. Amett also took * 3200 run - Kirsch, 13:00. ship. He has really helped with kreef. long jump, 17-7; Kemp LOWELL CLASS OF "59" bag, Lowell rallied for its only to work on," Kropf said. "Play- top honors in the 300 inter- Placing third for Lowell were g| sprinters and he looks real discus, 89-1; VanderWarf. 1600 three runs of the contest in the ing the Falcons will make us a mediate hurdles, coming home Becky VanDyke, 100 hurdles, good right now," Boeve said. meters. 4:58.5; and Knoop. 100 fifth. better club." in 52.3. "Amett had a very event- 20.0; Slepek, long jump, 14-4; Reunion Time Is August 26th Also receiving rave reviews meters. 12.4. The Red Arrows Mike Gahan ful night," Talus said. Cheryl Kirkbride. 400 dash, We still need addresses for the following absorbed the loss. West Catholic The only real disappointment 1:12.8; Van Dyke. 300 hurdles, people. Please call if you know of their touched Lowell pitching in game gONTECT for Lowell came in the 400 relay. 57.2; Nicki Gumey, 200 dash. one for 13 runs on eight hils. Il The Red Arrow squad was dis- 33.9; Kristin Shuster. 3200 run. whereabouts. was also helped by seven Lowell qualified for passing the baton 13:43. DOTTIE BLAIN...897-7035 errors. ADDIE ABEL...897-8166 Game two provided much RNER_ more of a conlest than did the Going For Gold opener. Lowell's Ryan Malcolm • Kay (DenBoer) Stratton If you're in for a round of Clay VanderWarf won the 1600 meter run in a time of 10:41. took to the mound and pitched a spring fix-ups, here's news of However, Lowell lost to Sparta 82-55. • Marjorie Engle , Love, Terri, Jeff, Hans strong 4 /3 innings allowing three a national sweepstakes where • Gerald Maxim runs on two hils. None of the you can "go for the gold" at TAMilY TARE • Ken Norris runs were earned. Malcolm left local home centers and lumber the contest with the score lied at dealers during April. Red Arrow linksters • June (Preston) Beard 3-3. "I hope "This was Malone's first taste U 1 • Noel Smith f fall to Rogers, 200-217 see one " of varsity pitching. I was impre- Athlete • Margaret Burgess ssed wilh his performance,** Lowell Girls' golf team in its Julie Tarak. Kropf said. "He proved today MORE INFORMATION COMING he's a varsity pitcher." first match of the year traveled "DeCalor played well and to the home course of league foe Lowell regained the lead with should be our best player the rest TO YOU SHORTLY! Rogers - the par 34 course at of the year," Lowell coach Jack of the a single run in its half of the fifth. \ Byron Hills. Ogle said, "I was also impressed Scott Nagy walked. Jerry Gog- While the Red Arrows drop- wilh Tarak*s performance." Lowell's Mike Mull crosses the finish line at 1:36.4 in the 800 ped the match 200-217, The DeCalor carded a round of 44, meter relay. The Red Arrows defeated their Spartan counter- young squad did get some fine while Tarak came off the course Week" ar s The Golden Bear him- P t - play from Dina DeCalor and wilh a 49. Angie Amett self: Jack Nicklaus. | P- ihf inr===nni inr==inr==nnt ini Heather Sherman was the Red In only her second year on the Lowell girls' varsity track Arrows third linkster home. She People shopping where Man- team Angie Amett is making quite an impact. ville Gold insulation is sold shot a 56. Sarah Kettner fol- Her presence was fell by O-K White Conference opponent Haderi: may pick up entry blanks to lowed with a 68. "We're looking Sparta at the Red Arrows first league meet. become a lucky grand prize for a fourth golfer. I'm confident Thc sophomore was in on four of Lowell's 13 first-place High-coverage, kw-oost auto insurance is "no probJem" DINNER DEALS ARE BACKIII winner. TV six winners, chosen that Kettner will shoot better." finishes. In ihe 100 hurdles she set a personal best time of from your Auto-Owners agent regionally, will win a tourna- j CongratulationsOgl e said. 17.2, beating her mark of a year ago (17.6). AFTER 4 P.M. ment size prize: an 18 minute Ogle added that Lowell will "I fell as if I would run well, but 1 didn't realize I would shopping spree worth up to be a good club. "It's just a matter beat my personal best lime," Amett said. "Especially since $1,800 in merchandise in the UktWCr* of getting out and playing. The MONDAY: Regular Roast Beef Sandwich 994 stores where they shopped. it was cold and the track had no buoyancy." weather has kept us inside. It is As part of this "Choice of In the 300 intermediate hurdles Amett claimed top honors To ai difficult to judge and choose tal- Mam the FSTO" promotion, those with a time of 52.3. Her personal best in that event is around TUESDAY: Mushroom 'n Swiss Burger 99$ buying 9 bags of Manville ent when hitting inside." he says. a 49.9. However. Ihe sophomore feels confident that the school Gold will receive a $10 Golden Mark Summerfield,!. record of approximately 45 seconds is within her reach. PATTON-JRB AGENCY, INC. Bear* Tournament Cap. With "My goals are to reach stale competition and to place in WEDNESDAY: Big Deluxe Burger 994 an 18 bag purchase a $65 Black gold: Caviar describes the conference in the 100 meter hurdles." Amett says. 835 W. Mam. Lowell. Ml 79 Bridge St., Saranac. Ml Golden Bear Tournament Bag 1st Place Winner the eggs, or roe, or sturgeon. Amett also had a leg in thc winning performances of the Ph. (616) 897-9253 Ph. ( 616) 642-9401 is given and with a 27 bag But not just any sturgeon will 800 meter relay, and 1600 meter relay teams. "I was thc THURSDAY: V# lb. Cheeseburger 990 buy, you get both. Buyers of Novice Middle Weight yield caviar. International 1 second leg in the 880 and the anchor in the mile." Amett • the small HandiPack " can get W Wildlife Magazine reports only explains. "You pace yourself according to your lead or the the cap and bag with double b Michigan Superbowl three sturgeon varieties found distance you're behind and then on the lasl comer you gun il, FRIDAY: Fisherman's Fillet 990 the purchase requirement. in Russia's Caspian Sea pro- The Golden Bear is the nick- Arnett and her teammates will be gunning for the conference duce what gourmets consider HURRY FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY! name of golf legend Jack Nick- off Bodybuilding crown in 1989. "We believe we can achieve that goal." Amette caviar. And they're not small ' SUNDAY SPECIAL ' laus, who is the spokesperson says. "Keys to achieving that goal are keeping our endurance for Manville Gold Insulation. frys. Spawning sturgeon have and keeping a positive altitude," she adds. From all of us at been caught weighing up to Hamburgers...490 Cheeseburgers...59( Cones...290 It's also the trade name for The daughter of Robin and Alan Arnett has done her part his line of sports gear. Body building, Toning 1800 pounds. These big fish in the off season to strengthen her endurance. "I ran and rode can yeild more than 500 my bike to help keep myself in shape." Amett explains. We're • out • to • win • you - over. Bodyworks Gym Shaping, and Tanning. pounds of caviar. Amett says she concentrates on tour things prior to the start of her 100 and 300 hurdle races - having three steps, keeping Lowell, Michigan People believe to cure a 519 E. Main Almost half the news- arms in, staying low and leaning at the end. Those reminders Gerald Patton HOURS cold, kiss a mule on the papers In the world are have helped make Amett a very valuable member of the 1989 Dale Tnplett nose. t ' Lowell, Ml published in the U.S. and girls' track team. Canada. H - 9m .PI ihqA .ysbisnbaW • IbwoJ oH I The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, April 19, 1989 • Page 25 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. April 19, 1989 - Page 24 To All Recyclers A Bergy's working transition a smooth one Other non-recyclable items Rinse, remove caps and plao^ by: Avis King left at our station force Recycle each color in its own barrel.^ ^ Editor's Note: This story first She also credits lots of adver- to that, in August - Bergy got signs offers frosting, hair paint- Litter A Ecology Chairperson Unlimited to collect and dispose DO NOT MIX COLORS ran in the March 22 edition of tising and support from her hus- married. ing. sun-glitz, hair coloring, Showboat Garden Club M of tons of garbage each month. Newspapers and Brown Bags - the Ledger. Because of an error band. Tom. I think when you're "Business is going real well. perms and hopes to add make-up new you have to advertise a lot," I plan on hiring a third cos- and a selection of sportswear A reminder to all recyclers that The average monthly disposal Put in brown paper bags or tie in its layout thc Ledger has de- in bundles. NO MAGAZINES. cided to run it again. Bergy said. "Once you're estab- metologist in the spring. Cur- (swimsuits) down the road. correct preparation of the recycl- bill at Kent County's South Kent Landfill is $250 (the tipping fee "It's a big jump from having lished then I think the word of rently, Sue Pixley is Bergy 's only Brenda's Hair Design hours ables is extremely important! Re- is $16.30 per ton!) money to not knowing if you're mou'h works real well." employee. "I would like to see are noon to 8 p.m. on Monday; cycle Unlimited sells the col- In my next recycle news arti- The daughter of Darrell and Brenda's Hair Designs get much 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesday and lected materials to markets thai Most individuals arc well-in- cle I will tell you where you can going to have money." smiles tended and need the following take your other recyclables. It Brenda Bergy, owner of Brenda's Diane Thomas graduated from bigger (4-5 chairs)," explains Friday; 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Wed- Editor's Note: The work of FMB State Savings Bank. makes the Showboat the won- require the recyclables to be pre- information about how to recycle might be helpful if you will clip Hair Designs. Lowell High School in 1983. Bergy. nesday and Thursday; and 9 a.m. the Showboat Ticket Commit- Again this summer, the Lowell derful spectacle that it is. In pared in specific ways. Any de- to 2 p.m. on Saturday. properly. You can help everyone these articles and keep them Bergy was working at Amway "Two weeks after graduating I Currently, Brenda's Hair De- tee goes a long way in measur- Showboat will dock at the am- this edition, the ticket commit- viation either contaminates the involved by following the handy so we may impnwe oust Corporation in Ada from 1986 enrolled at Chic University (a ing how successful the Lowell phitheatre. On it will be enter- tee will be featured. loads so that the market will not guidelines below. recycle station at Food City park" until 1988 when she decided to cosmetology school) in Grand Showboat is going to be. tainer, pop and country singer. Tickets are now available at accept or purchase them or re- ing lot. 1335 W. Main Street. venture into a different business Rapids." Bergy says. After With that in mind, this week's B.J. Thomas. Prior to the June duces their value, thus decreas- Happy Birthday the Lowell Showboat Office, lo- Cans - (food cans only) Rinse, Anyone who may have a ques- • her own business "Brenda's graduating from Chic University Showboat column will discuss 22-24 weekend, much work, cated at 202 W. Main, next to ing Recycle Unlimited's re- clean, remove labels and flatten tion about items to be recycled Hair Designs." Bergy, a pretty she went to work for Vanity. APR. 20: Bobbie White, Chris Willmarth, Tom Cornell, Terry the preliminary work that is time, energy, and enthusiasm the Flat River Antique Mall. The venues. -no rusted cans. may call me at 897-8788. I will lough boss, gave herself a 90- Bergy stayed there a year before Johnson. Carrie Thomet. Jim Dintaman, Drake DeCator. needed and information on will be volunteered by many Office is now open Monday thru Recycle Unlimited is a non- Aluminum - (foil, pie tins, cans be happy to answer your ques- day grace period before deciding moving on to J.L. Murphy's for Hodges, Dick Yeiter. Sara APR. 24: Nichole Hoag, Donnie where and when tickets can be members of the Lowell commu- Friday. 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. and profit corporation, it needs to re- etc.) Clean well and flatten. tions and if I don't know the an- if the venture made 'cents/ two years. Her next stop on her Johnston, Carol VanWeelden. Shaffer, John Stencel, Ty Stahl. purchased. Chairing the ticket nity. Over the next 10 weeks, 12:30 to 5 p.m. Tickets can also ceive materials that will secure Glass Bottles - (brown, green, swer I'll be happy to find it for "I felt confident after 90 days way to her own business was Mathew Bnggs, Rick Briggs, Michael Kropf, Barbara Kropf, committee this year is Laura the Lowell Ledger hopes to be purchased on Saturday and maximum market values. clear only) No window glass. you. I ihat Brenda's Hair Designs was Amway. where she worked in APR. 21: Tony Dommer, Pat Kropf. Gary Goff. McCollum of the Flat River bring to light the work involved Your assistance is needed in Sunday at the front counter of j!oing to work." Bergy said. Old cosmetics for two years. Amber Bouck, Jennifer Gasper, APR. 25: Chris Hildenbrand. Antique Mall. Helping her is by the chair and co-chairper- curtailing the drop-off of non-re- the Flat River Antique Mall. clients from J.L. Murphy's, new Then in October of 1988 she Joe Grummet. Mike Hale. co-chairman Chuck Mvers of cyclables at our recycle station. sons of each committee that The Believe in Music stores took over J.L. Murphy's. How- APR. 22: Dick Hawkins. Mark APR. 26: Lisa Wright, Marsha The only plastic containers that •ustomers. friends and family located in Grand Rapids. were all patronizing Bergy's ever, there was a big step prior Wilcox. Timothy Hill. Ray, Casey Brown, Bonnie Recycle Unlimited recycles arc Kalamazcx). Grand Haven, Hol- newly opened business. APR. 23: Tom Meisner. Chuck Baird. Tim Paff, Ron Pawloski. the plastic milk jugs, distilled land. Lansing. Big Rapids, Jeni- Schram. Mary Wingeier, Dale son. Battle Creek. Muskegon water bottles and cider jugs. Other plastics should not be left and Mt. Pleasant also have tick- at our station. These plastics arc ets for sale. They arc handling by Start your Great Lakes summer now chemically diftercnt and cannot "general admission" tickets only, be mixed with the milk, water CITY OF however. Both reserved and gen- Joan Wittenbach and cider bottles. What's the secret to getting the in any of our 11.000 inland lakes. Open House. All of Michigan's (517) 373-1270. eral admission will be handled To get your timing for sum- full measure of pleasure out of 36.000 miles of rivers and 94 stale parks will open their by the Showboat Office. Re- mer, get the Travel Bureau's free LOWELL a Michigan summer? streams, or 40.000 square miles gates and waive the usual motor served tickets are S12 and gen- "Start Your Greal Lakes Summer Local residents IN APPRECIATION Timing. of Great Lakes waters. vehicle entrance fee on Sunday, eral admission tickets are $10. Now" brochure by writing the That holds especially for Fishing derbies and how-to June *4. Showboat does accept VISA and sing with choir ^» Michigan Travel Bureau al P.O. "A man who works with his hands is a laborer; a man Michigan's first Celebrate! The clinics and other activities are For free fishing information, Mastercard and Believe in Music Box 30226. Lansing, Michigan who works with his hands and his brain is a craftsman; but Great Lakes summer. Good tim- also planned for that weekend call the DNR's Free Fishing also accepts the Discovery Card. The Grand Rapids Cantata 48909, or by calling 1-800- PUBLIC a man who works with his hands, and his brain and his ing is easier to achieve this year- News Line at (517) 373-0257. Approximately two weeks be- Choir, conducted by Suzanne And as if that weren't enough, 5432-YES. The hearing-im- Brenda Bergy, standing, owner of Brenda's Hair Designs and heart is an artist." thanks to the Michigan TVavel For fishing conditions, 24 hours fore the Showboat, the ticket it's Free Boating Days at some paired can call 1-800-722-8191 employee Sue Pixley, seated, made Bergy's hairstyling venture NOTICE Spicer Tiemstra and accom- I had never thought of a farmer fitting that description. Bureau's "Start Your Greal Lakes a day, call (517) 373-0908. For sales will be moved from the (in Michigan only). a successful one in less than a year. panied by professional or- Summer Now" Program. The 44 Department of Natural Re- a free boat-launching directory Showboat Office to the Ticket He does. Whether dealing with the animals under his care, chestra. will perform Haydn's bureau has even produced a sources Recreation Division pub- write DNR Recreation Division, Booth on the north side of the or the orchard work that calls for year around upkeep, the Wigwagging is a method There shall be no open burning within the Lowell "Nelson Mass" and "Te Deum", brochure, "Start Your Great lic boat-launching sites. P.O. Box 30028, Lansing. 100 block of East Main. farmer's hands, brain and heart work together as laborer, of signaling with one flag as well as Mozart's "Laudate If you'd like to scout oul your Michigan 48909. or call (517) ELGIN WOLSCHLAGER City Limits. craftsman and artist. From all this he produces the quality Lakes Summer Now" lo ensure The three motions used re- The Showboat ticket commit- DominunT, at 8 p.m. on April fishing spot thc weekend before, Licensed Master Plumber he plans for all year. Harvest, barring the upsets of weather, that anyone truly interested in liv- 373-9900. And for information present a dot a dash and the tee encourages everyone in- come to the annual Slate Park and Boiler InstaMer Frank Martin 23, at LaGrave Avenue Christijin ing summer lo the max won't be about Michigan Stale Parks call end of a word or paragraph terested in attending Showboat is the fruit of his labor. Fire Chief Reformed Church, 107 LaGrave No matter the line of farming, the maintenance of equip- ^eft at the gate, wondering what- ihis year, starring B.J. Thomas, *» C21-22 SE, Grand Rapids. The program ment alone calls him to keep thinking of how to keep it all ever happened to May and June. to buy tickets soon. "It is only will also include Mozart's "Epis- running. With Spring just ahead of us, that challenge is very The brochure lists May and two months away and the tickets WOLSCHLAGERS tle Sonata" (K 336). real. The equipment put away in November begins to be June golfing, fishing and canoe- * Full Line Auto Parts Dealer Residential Service are selling quite well," ticket Featured performers include pulled out and looked over. How many times our husbands ing programs, plus the Cele- PLUMBING-HEATING chairman Laura McCollum said. HH u Bereniece Jones and Carolyn come in late for a meal, mumbling, "Something else broke brate! The Great Lakes festivals * Complete Machine Shop Service McCollum adds that the show- VanderGriend. sopranos; Carol down and it look longer to fix than we thought." After sitting sponsored by the Michigan boat ticket committee is in need Garcy. mezzo soprano; Richard around all winter, equipment, just like people, has a hard Council for the Humanities. * Computerized Quick Service or 12584 VERGENNES of volunteers to help wilh the 616-897-6076 Gossetl and Kurt Singer, tenors; time getting its parts to move. Machinery has a way of LOWELL. Ml 49331 ticket sales, not only presently John Scheid, bass; and Elaine grunting out its complaints, loo. Michigan is dotted with more Special Orders in the office, but also when the Witt, organist. Winter always seem long; some years more than others. than 10,000 publicly accessible BOWNE ticket booth opens. Two Lowell residents, Edryc The bams need to be cleaned daily and the manure hauled coif greens. And from May 15 The ticket committee will hold Joslin and Priscilla Lussmyer, out. The cows have been in for so long. It's about time for 0hrough June 16. your green will its meeting Wednesday, April 19. are members of Grand Rapids them to be put out; perhaps another month. Hurray! Things go further on more than 1.000 of TOWNSHIP (tonight) at the former Lee's 113 Lafayette (antata Choir. Both residents and people will smell belter around here. them. Fifty-nine Michigan golf Landing at 7 p.m. "We encour- sing Alto. Those artistic hands have had a hard winter. They arc courses have joined with the age anyone interested in helping The public is invited. Tickets swollen and the large cracks just never seem to heal. The Michigan Travel Bureau in offer- with any part of the Showboat Lowell, Ml COUNTRY FOLK ART are S3 each and will be available fingers arc taped most of the time. The palms seem to drink ng free lessons and two-for-the- to attend. If you can't make this at the door. Access is barrier- in bottles of hand lotion for extra dry skin. They arc better pnee-of-one golf Tuesdays "V Hours NOTICE OF HEARING meeting, but would still like to Irce; parking is free and at- in the summer. through Thursdays. SHOW & SALE. help, call the Showboat ticket of- v M-F-8-5:30 tended. The first flush of the coming of Spring on a farm is MUD. A list of participating courses V/S4 fice at 897-8280. ON AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE The Grand Rapids Cantata You work with that for a bit and then you notice other new and discount coupons can be Sat.-8-1 H 897-9234 OF BOWNE TOWNSHIP Choir is a 57-voice, non-profit beginnings and start to think about what needs to be done. found in the Travel Bureau's organization. The farmer thinks outside; his wife, inside chores. "Start Your Great Lakes Summer TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS IN BOWNE TOWN- The event I look forward to every year is the call through h » ^ow" brochure. SHIP: the house. "Come here. I have something for you." I know If 10.000 greens sounds like it is his Spring gift for me. It is very special. It has been a lot of outdoors, think about GRATTAN TOWNSHIP for over thirty years. A bouquet of pussy willows! "How TAKE NOTICE that the Township Planning Commis- ihis: 36.000 miles of rivers and sion of the Township of Bowne, Kent County, will beautiful. Did you have a hard time getting themT (He fell iWA streams and 11.000 lakes. Many hold a public hearing to consider amending the NOTICE in the marsh one year reaching over just a little too far.) We of those rivers provide some of zoning ordinance pusuant to Section 14, P.A. 1943, laugh, remembering. Don't Forget... the finest canoeing in the Mid- No. 184, as amended. Spring is just around the comer and with bouquet in hand. west-including white-water Synopsis of minutes from Regular Meeting -10 April I pause to appreciate his labor, his craftsmanship and artistic « - 1989 at Township Hall. canoeing-and deep forest scen- 1989 Lowell City The proposed amendent deals with Section abilities in being a farmer. ery that looks almost loo lush to APRIL Z8-Z9-30, 1989 J 11.02 of the Bowne Township Zoning be real. Ordinance and would permit "mixing and Called to order at 7:30 p.m. If you've never canoed be- packaging of pre-processed meal and Directories GRAND RflPIDS, MICH. ! • orc, you can remedy that situa- flour products" as a permitted use in the "1-1" Minutes of March meeting approved. IH THE BEAUTIFUL tion on the weekend of June 2-4. Light Industrial District. QRflHD CENTER Financial Report approved. The Recreational Canoeing As- are now available s BRISTOL sociation of Michigan and thc I-196 to Ottowe Ave.. Eiit f 77C S. to Lyon The tentative text of the zoning ordinance amend- Michigan Travel Bureau have put St.. W. 1 block to Grand Center. Not to ment is on file with the Township Clerk for Bowne Interest rate of 6% per annum set for any refunds. together a program under which Amway Grand Raia Hottl Township and may be examined at the Township Crystal Flash and 42 canoe liveries arc offering Hall, 6059 Linfield Avenue on Wednesdays and Fri- Checks No. 8694 - No. 8766 approved for payment. THE LEADINQ FOLK ART SHOW IN THE NfVTION FEflTURINQ tree canoeing lessons to begin- OVER 100 Q full matching grants to the in- "Kendall students walked away and BFA degree programs and iV stitutions represented by each with more scholarship money accredited by the Foundation for award-winning student Kendall than any other school this year. Interior Design Education Re- College of Art and Design will Kendall certainly has one of the search (FIDER), the National receive a $5,000 grant from best programs in thc country, and Association of Schools of Art Hallmark, restricted to the Illust- your graduates consistently do and Design (NASAD), and thc ration Department. well in the field of illustration " North Central Association. Terre nee Brown. Director of Kendall College of Art and Society of Illustrators, said Design offers certificate. AFA Nutrition slide presentation to be held at Saranac Library Would you like to find out Food and Nutrition for Kansas mother of two pre-schoolers and more about a program that can Slate University and a dietetic enjoys conducting nutrition make a positive difference in internship from Henry Ford Hos- tours. The tours are a hobby to how you and your family mem- pital ip Detroit. She has had clin- help consumers feel secure about bers shop, eat and feel? ical nutrition experience as a re- the food choices they make. Attend a special slide show gistered dietitian at St. Mary's This program promotes thr& and talk Wednesday, evening. Hospital in Grand Rapids and Dietary Guidelines of the Amer " April 26 at 7 p.m. at the Saranac has conducted several supermar- ican Heart Association. Library. 61 Bridge St.. Saranac. ket tours for the American Heart Call the Library at 642-9146 Program speaker is Cheryl Association's Food Festival and and let us know if you plan on Doyle, R.D., a registered dieti- for community education prog- attending. tian with a four year degree in rams in the area. She is the Shown here is the original illustration by Terre Ritchie of Lowell, who recently won a SI,500 Starr Foundation Award and is featured in a national exhibit of the Society of Illustrators. Five Kendall students have Award Scholarship for her origi- professionals in the field of illust- Fire Dept. to conduct fire been awarded cash scholarships nal illustration. ration selected only 115 pieces for iliustrahons they submitted Jill Barnes of Muskegon. Jeff for the final exhibition, and in thc Society of Illustrators An- Kelly of Charlevoix. Laurie Kel- awarded a total of $30,000 in safety program for area children ® nual Student Scholarship Com- ler of Muskegon. Doris Vinton. cash scholarships lo just 27 stu- petition. the most prestigious na- Starr Henderson, and Rosanne dents. In addition, the Society's tional student event in this field. Burger, all of Grand Rapids, also published catalog and the New Frank Martin. Fire Chief of profit organization under the In- Fire Department and the Lowell Altogether, nine illustrations by received awards or were ac- York showing will provide these Lowell Area Fire Department, temal Revenue Service Code of Schools. seven Kendall students were ac- cepted for the exhibition. students with national exposure announced today that his Depart- 501 -C-3 and all contributions are Chief Martin stresses to pros- cepted in the juried competition, The awards and selection for to the professional and art-buy- ment is organizing its' first an- lax-deductible. pective sponsors that this is the and will be featured in an exhib- the exhibition are highly coveted ing audiences. According lo Ken- nual Fire and Bum Safety Prog- The Lowell Area Fire Depart- only program of this type the ition at the Society's Museum of honors based on sheer numbers dall senior Laurie Quail Keller. ram for the children of Lowell. ment is in the process of mailing Lowell Area Fire Department American Illustration in Neu alone: over 4.300 entries from "This show is like the Academy Over 1700 youngsters, ages 5 sponsor request letters explain- will be conducting this year. York City from April 24 through students at 119 colleges and Awards for Illustration " through 12 will receive educa- ing the entire program to the Should any other person soliciu^ May 14. 1989 schools across the country were The Hallmark Corporate tional fire prevention materials Lowell area businesses, industri- for your support, especially b\" Terre Ritchie of Lowell re- submitted for the competition. Foundation of Kansas City. Mis- created and geared to each spe- al. and professional leaders, sol- phone or in person, and not have ceived a S1.500 Starr Foundation Of that number, a jury of sixteen souri, is once a^ain providing cific age level. This comprehen- iciting their financial support lo a letter from Chief Martin, sive program includes fire safety help cover the cost of the mater- please contact the fire depart- guide-books, which contain 24 ials utilized by thc Lowell Area ment immediately. activity pages that have been de- signed by educators to stimulate the child's awareness and inde- pendent thinking about the every day fire hazards he may en- Marketers in our mailbox counter. Various other fire safely 1 booklets, folders, posters, and how they find us o brochures, and films arc made A Full /4 available to encourage the pre- vention of destructive fires, pain- If you're like many people, it's just as easy to find ones who ful bums, disfiguring injuries your mailbox is filled with a think "direct marketing" (as it's and needless dealh. growing number of catalogs and called) is nothing more than junk K.C. Wilkinson will be assist- sales fliers. Maybe you bought mail. Some think their privacy Page Ad Like ing local firefighters in planning a T-shirt by mail a while ago, is being invaded. Others just and delivering programs lo the and now you gel a whole collec- want to have a say in the kind school children. K.C. Wilkinson tion of clothing catalogs every of sales offers they—or their is the Area Fire Safely Coor- week. It just goes to show you children — see. Either way, good This in the dinator of the National Fire that sellers arc getting better al direct marketers arc wise to do Safely Council, Inc. (NFSC). finding likely buyers. everything they can to pinpoim^l The National Fire Safely Council It's not hard lo find friends people who would be interested is a federal lax-exempi non- who like to shop from home. But in their products, and to avoid bothering those who aren't. Direct marketers gel lists from a variety of places - from logs Lowell Freshmen visit of licensed drivers and records of birth and marriage certifi- Kent Skills Center cates. for example. (It's public Thc Lowell Ledger information in most states). Also, sellers of similar products often make extra money by rent- ing lists of their own cuslomersLI to each other. In addition, credit bureaus and other firms have huge, com- puterized files of data collected from assorted forms that have been filled out (loan applica- tions, etc.) or information about Costs Oniy us that our creditors gave ihem. These companies can't sell or even give away credit informa- tion about us lo just anyone who asks. It's against the law. It musij^J be someone like a bank or em- $51.60 ployer, and even then only when we're applying for a loan or job. But these companies can tell Ninth grade students visited the Kent Skills Centers on March their computers lo pick oul 28 & 29 as part of a career awareness unit sponsored jointly by people with similar credit habits Combination Rate $36.00 Lowell High School and Kent Skills Student Services Centers. or histories and lo put them on As the first step in beginning the four year Educational De- a list. Then they rent the lists to velopment Plan (EDP), the students completed a career interest firms that sell things by mail. survey. Based on the results, the students were scheduled to view If you are one who wants more two different programs during their three hour visit to Kent Skills. direct mail just write the DMA These 9th grade students will be eligible to attend Kent Skills Mail Order Preference Service at Centers in the junior and senior yean, and during the summer 6 East 43rd Street. New York. school program. NY 10017. The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, April 19, 1989 - Page 27 i Ledger Entries S Personals BUSINESS HELP HELP by Priscilla ff SERVICES S S WANTED S S WANTED S Lussmyer MUSIC LITES RESTAURANT MANA- HELP WANTED - Retail ACTION GERS - Are you a person sales. 30 hours a week. Call the D.J.'s that will who wants to run your own Apply in person at 213 E. make your reception or ATTORNEY restaurant? Are you outgo- Main St.. Lowell. party a time to remember. ing, aggressive and mobile? P23 Lite & Listen SERVICES Then we have just the oppor- 100 YEARS AGO IN THE JOURNAL - APR. 17, 1889 Sound Systems Divorce from $300 tunity for you. We offer com- HELP WANTED - Recep- 4 1/2 columns of fine print on the front page summarize Call: 897-4336 petitive salary and benefits. Lowell Township s Annual Meeting, including Schools. Roads, Bankruptcy, Wills tionist, full-time position NCTFN For an interview, send re- Library. Ice Breaker and Poor funds. now available. Good typing and Drunk Driving sume to: Dave Koszewski, The Women's Christian Temperance Union will include a skills required. Apply in 6059 In The Pines, Grand paper on narcotics by Mrs. W.S. Brower this Friday. person at Lowell Medical The Vergennes Visitor column offers advice for cows chok- Rapids. Ml 49508. Care Center, 350 N. Center, ing on potatoes (see last week): sprinkle pepper on the cow's RICHARD C21-24 BINGO Lowell. nose to make it sneeze. Every Friday Night, 7:30 P.M. C23-24 Another attempt to dynamite the railroad tracks at Freeport CITY OF LOWELL - (Pop. Lowell VFW Hall, HEATH fails, though a fire set at the same time causes considerable 4,000) is seeking a qualified damage. East Main St., Lowell 215 W. Main individual to fill the position The morning train is flagged down and returns to Lowell Early Bird Bingo at 6:45 P.M. Lowell, Ml of Wastewater Treatment SFOR SALES for repair materials, which are in place in time for the evening PUBLIC INVITED 897-9480 Plant Superintendent, train. 75 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - APR. 16, 1914 minimum of a MWWT Class FOR SALE - John Deere 11 Grand Rapids Lowell High School is accredited by the North Central As- B' certificate, valid Michigan hole grain drill with feeder. sociation of Colleges for the first time. 241-2292 $200: John Deere 10 ft. vehicle operators license. Order of the Eastern Star is sponsoring a musical comedy. BINGO Salary negotiable depending wheel disc, $250: John College Life ", a professional production that travels from city on qualifications. Send re- Deere 2500 518 plow with Every Saturday night to city and uses local talent for each play. sume, references and qualifi- spring reset, $1,250; John Miners in the U.R lose in the month-long copper strike and 7:00 P.M. cations no later than May 26. Deere 680 spreader, $2,100 go back to work at the same wages General sentiment goes LOWELL MOOSE BINGO FREE! 1989 to City Manager, City of or best offer. Call 868-7598. against the miners. 50 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - APR. 20. 1939 1320 E. Fulton DEAD STOCK Lowell. 301 E. Main, Lowell, P23 The High School music and art departments (Mr. Walter s Ml 49331. Early Bird Bingo at 6:00 P.M. HOME FOR SALE - Kettle and Miss Bangs) will present the musical, "And It Rained" this REMOVAL C23 TFN Lake Drive, 3 bedroom week. Mrs. Avery is teaching the dances. The new kettle Cattle Horses home, 2 1/2 baths, many ex- drums will be used. NOW TAKING APPLICA- Calves Hogs tras, central air, deck and Grand Rapids and Detroit are the villains in out-state school TIONS - for any position. districts' efforts in regaining lost State Aid Funds. Local offi- CALL 616-399-0560 pool. Good buy. Call 868- Apply Monday thru Friday, cials help lead the fight, successfully, to get funding partially 6581. Jim Cook. Jr. HOLLAND 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Cum- restored. C23 R.L. Forward is seriously injured in a fall from a windmill. AUCTIONEER RENDERING berland Manor, 11535 E. Ful- ton, Lowell, E.O.E. Kroger's has "Oleor. three pounds for 25c. Coloring is in- All Types of Sales Holland, Michigan cluded in a separate packet tucked in the wrapper. C23 25 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER -APR. 16. 1964 (616) 897-8872 S WANTEDS The Chamber of Commerce is exploring the idea of a sum- CUSTOMER SERVICE REP- JUNK CARS WANTED - mer "Farmers Market" in the downtown area. RESENTATIVES - needed You call, we'll haul anytime. Remodeling City Hall to accomodate the new tanker truck for United Bank in the Alto, in the fire barn is started. Meanwhile, the old jail is available. DAVIS Buying newer model cars. Clarksville, Freeport area. Firemen complain that they can't reach Lowell Light and BUSINESS Steve 897-5938. ELECTRIC This part-time position will re- Power on the phone when the fire whistle blows, because so C41tfn many people are calling out of curiosity. All Service Electric quire good clerical and com- Gale force winds over two days cause considerable dam- S SERVICES S ' Residential munication skills. Some age to homes. Saturday work will be neces- Commercial. 676-9574 SSALESS Kent County Park Commissioner. George Mueller, talks Anytime or 897-8323 sary, excellent working condi- PROFESSIONAL TYPING- about the historical value of Fallasburg to the Vergennes Weds, or Eves. tions. Applications will be ac- Cooperative Club. at reasonable prices. Call ANNUAL GARAGE SALE- cepted at United Bank in Carol, 897-5501 after 4 p.m. Thursday, April 20 thru Clarksville. E.O.E. M/F/H/V. C23-25 Saturday, April 22,10 a.m. C23-24 to 5 p.m. Crafts, clothing, Awfeloj Viug Sim furniture, toys, etc. 4711 EAD BOOKS FOR PAY - PERMANENT PART-TIME 100 a title. Write: RASE - Honeycreek, 1/4 mile south SHIP YOUR PACKAGES HERE! JOBS AVAILABLE — in the of Cannonsburg. P3045,161 S. Lincolnway, N. Michigan Army National nc23 Aurora, IL 60542. UPS /liRBORNE EXPRESS Guard. $4.92 per hour to P23-26 start. No experience neces- 219 East Main Straet, Lowell sary. Other benefits include Phone 197-6818 Jimms The right lung takes In cash bonuses, college schol- WEEK OF APR. 24, 1989 more air than the left. arships, and a student loan MONDAY repayment program for those IN LOVING MEMORY - of HELP who qualify. Call 754-7255 my mother and our "Granny", Fruit juice, lacos w/meat. cheese, and lettuce, Jonny Complete Formal today. Viona Hodges, who passed cake w/honey butter, salad or veggie, assorted fruits away four years ago, April Wear Rental mNTEDS C23-24 or jello, milk. TUESDAY 21,1985. Cheeseburgers or hot dogs, tossed salad w/dressing. HELP WANTED - Attention! Granny, at first the days French fries or com. chilled fruits or pudding, bars Our sales and marketing WEDDINGS OR SALES TRAINEE-Sales passed. or cookies, milk. WEDNESDAY Dept. is now accepting appli- position opening for moti- Then weeks, then months, OTHER SPECIAL cations. Due to consumer de- Breaded chicken or steak nuggets, mashed potatoes vated individual. Involves and now years. mand we are looking to add or rice and gravy, steamed mixed vegetables or green OCCASIONS direct sales of heating, two professional people to process and related And 'tho we now know, beans, biscuits or dinner rolls, jello w/whip or fruit. our staff in Ionia County. We equipment. Written, oral, Heaven's the place for you, milk. THURSDAY offer salary plus commission, mathematical and Your memory still brings a Ravioli or burritos, cole slaw or vegetable. French car allowance and qualified CLOTHING mechanical skills needed. gentle tear. bread w/p-nut butter, choice of canned or fresh fruit. appointments. If you are look- Travel, excellent benefits. milk. FRIDAY ing for a career with room to This is an ideal entry-level We've learned to live without RIDGEVIEW grow In professional atmos- Red Arrow subs or tuna salad sandwiches, potato chips position with opportunity you. phere call 616-739-7411 Mon- and pickles, soup or salad, fruit or jello or pudding. SHOPPING CENTER for professional growth. And. although it's harder day thru Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 Send confidential resume some days. milk. p.m. for a private interview. and salary requirements It's really comforting to know. There is also a 3rd choice everyday of a chef salad 2173 W MAIN ST.. C23 to: Sales Trainee, Suite You're only a prayer away. for students in the Middle and High School. LOWELL 211. 4445-B Breton SE, The first American to enter Kentwood, Ml 49508. tha Olympic Pentathahm Still loving and missing you. Prices of lunches to students includes milk. Elemen-. PH. 897-6411 C23 waa George Patton, later. Betty & John Kehoe tary SI.00. Middle and Senior High SI.05. Karta & Karen The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, April 19. 1989 - Page 28 44 Invest in Youth" nearing goal cozy corner Each year the YMCA con- ducts an Invest in Youth Cam- I paign lo provide financial sup- by Roger Brown port for its character-building ^ ii and value-oriented youth prog- rams. In addition, the King This is the slory of Roger Brown and ihe internal combustion Memorial Pool needed major engine. As you may have already guessed, it's not a pleasant slory. plumbing renovations before I come from a background of farmers, blacksmiths, hot metal opening in 1989. printers and steam thrasher operators Thc kind of people who can The Lowell YMCA Youth hammer, tinker, tweak, kick and otherwise coerce a piece of Campaign/Pool Fund drive came machinery to get the job done. So much for heredity. lo a close lasl week. An with most young men. I was introduced to the internal com- Over 190 pledges were col- bustion engine via the lawn mower. We had a big yard and an lected by 26 volunteers. Four eighteen inch Trustworthy brand push mower. When parental volunteers were recognized at threats finally reached a level where I became concerned for my the wrap-up meeting for their ex- health. I'd try to get that old mower started. Unless the manufac- ceptional work during the March turer ^as insinuating that the mower could generally be trusted to Campaign. Those were Clark seldom start, the mower should have been given a different name. Jahnke, Jim Pelrovich, Dianne I usually had to call my dad home from work to start the thing Mac Naughton. and Ellen YMCA Director Doug Ybema was presented with a check for $5,000 from King Milling for for me. and was always accused of trying to weasel out of the Lietzke. thc King Memorial Pool Fund. Thc donation was a symbol of other gifts that have been given job I'd never dream of fishing in the creek rather than mowing Over 95 percent of the Invest to thc YMCA by other groups and organizations. Pictured above arc, front, left to right, Noel lawn just because the mower wouldn't run. in Youth Goal has been met and Sicf, Jaycecs; Jim Reagan, King Doyle, presenting thc chcck. Back, left to right, Doug Ybema, Finally, the old mower caught fire while I was mowing out by over 93 percent of ihe Pool Fund Roger Brown, Lowell Rotary President; John Wilterink. Lowell Lions Club and Terry Conley the garden. I put the fire out by throwing dirt on it, and she sat goal is realized, according to from FMB State Savings Bank. right there, all covered with dirt for several years. I did get a new YMCA Director Doug Ybema. Westside Deli; Faro's Pizza; and cylinder filled from April I lo Youth; Lowell FMB Slate Sav- mower with a wider cut out of the deal. But, it started dependably, There are still activities plan- Zzano's Pizza contributed from May 31; The Lowell Lions Club ings Bank contributed $2,000 lo and that made a definite impact on time left for fishing. ned and pledge cards to be turned From the lawn mower I graduated to a series of motorbikes and each pizza sold in March; Roth creatively decided to sponsor a the Pool Fund and King Milling in lo reach the 100 percent motorcycles. My first little Honda 50 was very reliable, but I just 24 Hour Towing is contributing weekly free swim; Lowell Rot- contributed $5,000 to the Pool plateau. had to keep graduating to ever bigger and faster machines. This S! tmm each wrecker call re- ary contributed $2,000 to the Fund; and $500 to the Invest in The campaign kick-off was a ceived in April; Fairchild Oil is pool Fund and $500 lo Invest in Youth Campaign. evolution had the effect of allowing me lo afford only older and phone-a-thon March 9 at the contributing $1 for each 20 lb. older junk as I progressed up the line. This in tum evolved into a newly renovated office of situation where I spent roughly four or five hours tinkering, for Attwood Coip. through the cour- every hour of riding. I spent many an evening walking a broken tesy of Don Rocheleau. Over down motorcycle five miles back into town. $1,300 was pledged the first Then it was on to cars. My first was a broken down 1959 Honor Roll, continued night. The second phone-a-thon Rambler station wagon. It was three tone green, burned more oil March 14 resulted in $1,400 in Ireland, Matthew Kemp, Robert Peel, Clayton Pelon, Chastity Dyke, Lisa Marie VeiGowven, than gas and most of the buttons were missing from the push button pledges. Kenney, Cheryl Kirkbride, Perry, Brandi Phillips, Alicia Jacob Verspoor, Michael Alan transmission. 1 kept a popsicle slick on the dash lo shift gears Randy Klitz, Brett Knoop, Richmond, Margaret Roth, Wolbers, Michelle Yakes. with. 1 got one summer oul of the old gal before she gave up the Thc rest of the community Jonathan Kohler, Mark Lyon, David Rottier, John Saboo, ghost. As with motorcycles, I could only afford junk, so I spent pitched in. The Lowell Jaycees Exchange Students April McClure, Matthew Timothy Schumaker, Joe Segar, more time tinkering than driving. My adolescent affair with internal and Chairperson Noel Seif an- Jonna S. Helenius, Paula Lin- nounced a Walk-A-Thon on April Monda, James Moore, Angela William Slepek, Slacie Stickney, combustion engines ended in the summer of 1969 when I was dell, Elena Rodrigo Marzo, Anja Nauta, Renee Nugent, Ryan Joshua Teunessen, Rebecca Van- headed for Woodstock and blew the engine in my old Volkswagen 29 lo benefit the Pool Fund; Schroder. bug. After that the Army turned me loose on their stuff. Because of a leaky radiator. I blew the engine on a Dodge Power Wagon in the middle of the desert on White Sands Missle Range in the summer of 1970. I abandoned it, destroyed the trip ticket, and laid low. Sure enough, when it was found, towed back in and repaired, the Army began looking for the responsible party. They wanted to take a new engine out of my nintey-some dollar a month HELP WANTED paycheck. I was sent overseas before they got to me. I never thought I'd be glad to see those orders come down. I could go on forever about an endless series of engines that wouldn't start, wouldn't stay running, wouldn't run for beans or LOWELL YMCA CHILD would simply break down and cost a fortune in repairs. I'm talkin* outboard motors, snowmobiles, chain saws, weedtrimmers. cars, trucks, motorcyles. model airplanes, real airplanes . . . you name it. If it has an internal combustion engine, I've probably owned DEVELOPMENT CENTER one. borrowed one or rented one... and had it break down on me. You think I'm kidding? Here's a partial list from thc last six months. Last fall the engine went bad in the company's big cargo van. We installed a replacement. Two months later thc van was has an immediate opening for a totalled in an accident. Over Christmas we lowed a boat to Florida on vacation. I'm in a partnership with another guy on this boat, qualified child care director. and I had to be using it when the water pump on one of the twin outboards decided to seize up. The engine overheated and became a total loss. Because we wanted to get in one more fishing trip on that vacation, we booked a charter. The boat's big diesel quit about WE OFFER: ten miles out. You want more? Okay here's more. I own a one-fifth share of a Cessna 172 airplane. Six weeks ago it went for it's annual inspection Two cylinders were found to be out of specification, and the club was set back $1,800.00. Three weeks ago my little, just-for-fun airplane went in for annual inspec- * Full Time Position tion. Metal shavings were found in the oil strainer. The search for the cause has led to a major overhaul. I don't even want to know * Benefits what that's going lo cost me. Two weeks ago the family and I vacationed aboard a rented sailboat. The fan bell broke on the diesel motor, and we had lo arrange for repairs twenty miles from * Competitive Salary port. Heard enough? There's more if you want it! Okay, I'll spare you. Spring is here and it's just about lime lo get out the riding mower, the trimming mower, the weed trimmer, the chain saw Applicants must possess State requirements for early and thc boat. I can hardly wait. Did you ever notice how Amish people riding down the road childhood development and be experienced in this in their horse drawn buggies always look so content? I think I know why... it's because they don't have any internal combustion field. engines to deal with Qualified applicant will be in charge of overseeing in- fant, toddler, pre-school and school age programs. £ £ Bnidn CALL FOR d obiAse OTd APPOINTMENT WEEKDAYS m n"wa:"n 897-8445 In 1964 Norman L. Manley scored two holes-in-one. ASK FOR 00UG. back to back, at the Del Valle Country Club golf course in Saugus, Calif.