Vol. 75—No. 7 THURSDAY. M^ Y'23. 1968 Newsstand Copy; IQc Homeowners Face Council
IT WAS BOUND TO HAP- in Interceptor Road Protest PEN DEPT.; At Monday's Mayors Exchange Luncheon. Residents of Hunt and Hud- May* Fro-Tcm llfrb Rey- son streets in the north end nolds was concerned about of Lowell today had verbally how to introduce Mrs. Virgin- protested Installation of a pro- ia Myers.. .who serves with posed new interceptor street Herb on the Lowell City Coun- that would link two of the dl. city's major arteries. 'Should I introduce her as A large delegation of prop- councilman or as councilwo- erty owners from the area inan?" he asked of those near- turned out at Monday night's by at the head table. meeting of the City Council to place their views before When he arose to make the the city fathers. MHmduction of guests, t h e ndlng mayor blurted out: The same property own- SPECIAL GIFTS awaited Belleville Mayor CMnmeree brochores. suitably framed as a ers had petitioned against •'And we have with us Royce Smith. laclMflng the presematlon ebown momeoto tf Hie Exekanffe Day vbll. At the the new interceptor six Councilman Virginia Myers weeks ago. ... and her wife ... I mean above .. one of the new Lowell Chamber of left h C-C President Urry Wltteoborh. husband!" Council members and City Manager Bernard C. Olson No one laughed harder than explained to the irate proper- Dr. Harold Myers, who is a ty owners that no final de- ig six-footer with a full cision has yet been reached on the project, which is de- APOINTMENT of J. Stan- * * * signed to channel the north- south traffic through the city ley Sherman as general man- ager of C. H. Runciman Di- This year's Lowell Showboat primarily on Hudson Street. vision and Wallace & Morely received an unusual "plug" at Olson and Mayor Arnold Division of J. P. Burroughs - the state Lions Club conven- Wittenbach told the audience Sc Son. Inc.. was announced tion in Detroit over the week- of 28. almost half of whom today. He will replace Charles end. reside in the affected area, M. Adams, vice president-ad- (ieorqe Dey and hi.; wife that long-range plans necessi- ministrtition. who has served Dolores were in attendance tate a change in the existing as general manager of the 4 and. coincidentally, were cele- major street plan to one more two divisions since last De- brating their wedding anniver- closely conforming with that cember. sary. spelled out in the city's mas- SWEARING-IN CEREMONIES started the day for Royce ter plan. A note was passed to the Smith of Belle\llle as ho became Lowell's "Mayor-For-A- >tage where Bob Crosby and Louis Roeskool of 923 N. Bid for New his band were performing Day" Monday. City Clerk Mrs. Laura Sht-pard administers Hudson was one of the prin- cipal objectors, but he re- Crosby, who was a Showboat the oath while Mavor Pro Tom Herb Reynolds looks on. Light Draws attraciion in 1953. congiatula- ceived considerable support ted the Deys ... then launched from William Cannon of mto a lengthy endorsement of 1928 N. Hudson and Mr. and Recognition the annual extravaganza while Set Talent Search Mrs. Lerov Roudabush of more than 2.500 Lions in at- £ 961 N. Hudson. Petition of the Lowell City tendance soaked up the com- SWINGING OUT In parade fashloo are mem- Drum Major Terry DeWitt, as they led pro- BoesKool told the council Council for a traflic signal on mercial. bers of the Lowell Senior High Band, with cesslon to l&meli Michigan Week la Lowell Dates for Showboat that he could see no real rea- M-21 at the intcrst lion of son w hy any change should be Main and Monroe has wcii Good going. George: The excitement engendered All individuals and groi each year by the coming of made at all. the attention of State Rep. * * * desiring to compete in tl Stanley M. Powell of the 89th the Lowell Showboat is start- 1968 Talent Search should "1 just don't think the plan district. Speaking of Showboat, we're ing to take hold today in Low- write to; Talent Search. Low- is good." he declared. Michigan Week 'Success' ell as dates for the 1968 "Tal- advised that tryouts lor erd- ell Showboat. Lowell, Michi- Rep. Powell, who visited S men for the August 19-26 a UAr In BeUeville in a ent Search" auditions were gan. A description of their After Olson had noted that One of the finest Michigan Mayor Smith was then pre- Lowell last week, said; shmv will be held next Mon- Lincoln car which belong^ •nnuunced by talent commit- preliminary estimates place a Week celebrations In the city's sented with gifts of Lowell act and talent, the name of day night (May 27) at Lowell to the late Carol Lombard, tee chairman Dr. Clark Vre- price tag of about $25,000 for "I had a conference with history drew near its con- products from local manufac- the group, their age if it's an famous Hollywood movie denburg. installation of curb and gut- Henrik E. Stafseth. Slate High- High School at 8 p. m. clusion today. turers. individual, the number of per- star. sons in group acts, address ters along the proposed road- way Director. John K. Osmer. Three evenings—June 24- Candidates should be able to Local officials, including Prior to the lunchcon Mayor and telephone number should way and that another $7,500 Secretary of the Commission, Mrs. Arnold Wittenbach was 25-26—have been designated sing and should bring their the Michigan Week chairman Smith was taken for an air all bi» included in the corres- might have to be spent on a and Joseph E. Ilobrla, Engi- own music and accompenist. tour of the Lowell area, with taken through Girts Town, a for the auditions, which are storm sewer for the area. neer of Traffic Operations for Charles Doyle, declared the open to anyone in Michigan. pondence. Those interested in additional annual observance "an out- Leonard Jackson as pilot. home for emotionally disturb- Dr. Vredenburg advises that Boeskool declared: the State Highway Depart- Talent sought Is all non- inlormation can call Gordon standing success... and one ed girls, which is maintained all entrants will be notified ment. In the afternoon, the Belle- professional. Many previous *i also don't see the need (.omM (W7-7W7 or Gerrltt Le- that should set the tempo for by the Michigan Federation of by mail regarding when and ville visitors were taken for winners have made full time for a storm sewer." "These gentlemen assured inala (563-4509). future Michigan Weeks." Women's Club. where they are to appear for a tour of the Superior Furni- careers in the entertainment me that a thorough on-the-spot their auditions. The property owners were • » * Highlight of the week-long ture Co. Rounding out the Lowell field. check of this location would The deadline for entries informed that traffic surveys activity was a visit by Royce Michigan Week activities. Ed- be made by District Traffic Itdevlllc Mayor Roue "I have always wanted to Over 100 acts auditioned in Is June 15 (Saturday). taken recently indicated that Smith, mayor of the Detroit ucation Day will be observed Engineer Ralph Shoemakei, of Smltli was highly complimen- visit a furniture factory, and 1967. and this year's competi- the flow on Lincoln Lake was suburb of Belleville, who today (Thursday) by fourth All proceeds from both the the Grand Rapids office. tary of Lowell High's Varsity I shall carry memories of the tion Is expected to at least about three or four times exchanged positions for one graders of the Runciman In- pre-show talent contest and Chores, which performed dur- visit through the Superior equal that. greater than it was on Hud- "A complete report of this day with Lowell Mayor Are- termedi:ite. Bushnell and Alto Showboat Week itself will ben- ing the Exchange Dav lunch- plant," Mayor Smith com- schools with a breakfast made son. survey will be forwarded to old Wlttenhach. Winners of the three audi- efit community projects. con. mented. up of strictly Michigan grown the I-owell City Council. I tion nights will compete in a ••Perhaps," said Rouda- Mayor Smith, with his wife, SMORGASBORD shall be interested in keeping *i have been to many func- Products- show presented to the public bush, "It might be a good Arlene, and twin children. The Belleville mayor and close track on the develop- tions and heard many groups June 1. sponsored by Cycla- Idea to put stop streets Ruthann and Elvis, actually his group were then taken to Finally on Saturday, the on the evening of July 27th. ments regarding the Lowell who were billed as outstand- Ada, for a tour of the Amway members of the Lowell Order Six winners will be selected men Chapter No. 94. OES. along Lincoln Lake and let 1 arrived in the city Sunday request." Rep. Powell con- ing." said Mayor Smith, "but Serving from 4 to 7:30 p. m. people find their own way evening. plant, before heading for of Moose will observe Youth that night, and each one will cluded. none of them could hold a home. Day with a bicycle safety in- have the opportunity of pre- a| the Masonic Temple. Aduits over to Hudson." candle to this group." SI.75. children under 12. $1: They -were met at the city spection at the high school senting their act one night Cannon questioned that the To which we add a hearty Meanwhile Lowell Mayor children under 5 free. c7-8 hall by LoweU's Mayor Pro- grounds during Showboat Week. interceptor would resolve the OK Rates nod of agreement. Tem Herb Reynolds. Council- Arnold Wittenbach and Coun- cilman Caiien Andersoi, and entire problem. "What will • * * woman Virginia Myers and happen to traffic coming in Councilman Harold Jefferies. their wives, were taken on The Michigan Bottle Gas from M-91? I think this only for Electric Coapoiy on West M-21 held The Belleville visitors were half solves the problem," he an open house this past week then taken to Evergreen Ac- Discuss declared. celebrating the completion of res for a reception which was Home Heat their inside-outside remodel- attended by Dr. and Mrs. My- Councilman Carlen Anderson ing job. Over $8,000 was ers. Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds. said that one method of im- Lowell's City Council today Glue was on record as appro-.
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Lowell Ledger-Suburban Life, May 23, 1968 ]y| 0 ||| Qfl Army Chief Read The Want Ads Lowell Ledger - Suburban Life Para^® Replies to Suburban •trving Le«v«M, th« Foratl Hilli area and •euthaast Kant County. May 30 Serving The Fubliahad avary Thuraday morning at 106 N. Broadway, Lawall. Lowell Boy Michigan 4MS1. Entorad at tha Pott Office at Lowall, Michigan, The colorful and traditional < < The idea that people of aa aocond claaa matter. Memorial Dav parade in Low- Fbrest Hills Area ell next week has included prominence are often out of many civic organizations in sight and reach of the public Ahoy, Grads! Publisher and Editor Francis E. (Fran) Smith Its ranks this year. has certainly proved wrong by Mechanical Supervisor Donald MacNaughton a class of fifth graders of Business Manager Algene Feuerstein The parade will start al Lowell Elementary School. Vol. 14—No. 9 THURSDAY. MAY 23, 1968 Newsstand Copy: 10c 9:30 a. m. from Richards Park. Under the direction of teach- McQueen's Great Staff Members: Patt Bambrick, Shirley Dygert, er Frances Hoag, the class Jerry Hanes, Scot Jefferies, Marguerite Mac- Among those represented was told that, for a lesson, Naughton, Art Smith, Kathy Smith, Cathy Swan, will be the Blue Star Mothers, they could write to anyone Veterans Auxiliaries. Womens they chose. Evelyn Roudabush. Aroused Officials Seek Signal at Dangerous Intersection Relief Corps, the Boy Scouts. Success Celebration A few of the students had Girl Scouts, Cub Scouts, Camp Two recent auto crashes at as "extremely dan speed limit as they come lie. due to the few seconds the situation is equally as traffic also is such as to make Snbscription rates; $1M within Kent and Ionia counties; M-M high aspirations and picked ingerous," report of interested citizens Dr. traffic Is none too clear, Fire Girls and Blue Birds. the Intersection of Cascade these groups are who spent much time observ. down the hill. wlileh drivers have to ob- hazardous, especially for those either a left or right turn dif- flsewlicre. some unlikely receivers for petitioning so drivers coming out of Rd. and Forest Hills Ave., the Michigan State Highway ing traffic conditions there. aerve cars trying to gel who drive to and from Forest ficult. NATIONAL NIWIPAPP' Many veterans will join the their letters. Is Sailing Right Along Forest Hills Ave. have to which sent five persons to Department to send traf- The primary problems re- Drivers going east on For- across Forest Hills Ave., Hills schools. These cars must keep a watchful eye on the parade, plus the Junior and est Hills Ave cannot clearly In talking with local motor- One such was Dan Courser hospitals, has aroused the Ire fic engineers for a look-see. ported Include: quite often have to slam stop at the Cascade Rd. Inter- onrushlng southbound traf- Senior bands, a baton corps, see the southbound Cascade ists who are acquainted with of 203 N. Hudson, who decided of DUFinessmen, homeowners, on their brakes to avoid a section. there are times when fic, and at times the situa- and numerous bicycles and Why not weigh anchor and steam over Growing concern for the There's a considerable rise tafffic. and make the cross- the traffic problems, observ- REP. STANLEY POWELL to write to General W. C. school officials and parents collision. there is quite a line of cars tion geLs too close for com- horses. to McQUEEN'S to check out the best safety of motorists driving on Cascade Rd. north of For- over with great difficulty. waiting to get through. ers found that many of them Westmoreland to congratulate In the Eastmont area. For westbound traffic com- fort. avoid taking the Cascade Rd.- Reverend M. Keith Mclver through the Cascade-Forest est Hills Ave. and nearly all him on his nomination as used car bargains on land or sea! Pointing Northbound Cascade traf- ing out of Forest Hills Ave., The view of the Cascade Northbound Cascade Road Forest Hills Ave. Junction. of the Lowell Baptist Church to this comer Hills Ave. tunction follows a southbound drivers exceed the Ladies Bridge Chief of Staff, United States NWMWeft! f t coeec C ^ WBDliMWPSPWftftQIIlix-wO- Read The will deliver the Memorial Day- Will Seek Army. Address at the cemetery. Meet May 25 A short time ago. Dan re- Want Ads The first order for the ob- New Term ceived a letter with the re- Now Hear This, Dad The final bridge party of servance of Memorial Day turn address "Office of the Pick Top Seniors Increase Summer the Ladies Bridge Tourna- was issued in May 1868. by Commander. US Mil Asst ment. sponsored by the Low- (ten. John A. Logan of the Cmd. Vietnam" stamped on They're Priced Right For The Grad BUSINESS ell VMCA, will be held this Grand Army of the Republic the envelope. It carried a "for the purpose of strewing in Lansing Saturday. short, but sincere message *67 Plymouth Barracuda 2-Dr, Program at FH DIRKTORY with flowers or otherwise dec- *66 Dodge Charger. 8-cyl. State Representative Stanley from General Westmoreland 11T 8-cyI. automatic, bucket automatic, power steering at Forest Hills The party, which will be orating the graves of com- Forest Hills Schools District, summer band program ana M. Powell of Ionia today an- himself. seats. A low mileage beauty. POOL TABLES & SUPPLIES held at St. Mary's School, will rades who died in the fefense and brakes. the first in the area to offer Title L Amusement Machines nounced that he will seek the Two Forest Hills High School begin at 12:30 p. m. All wo- of their country." Several students chose to '65 Plymouth Fury III 9 pass- year-round contracts to teach- men bridge players are invit- Republican nomination (or write to • Helen Lobdell, a '67 Mercury Comet 2-Dr. Se- Seniors have been named to ers. has announced the expan- Title I is a federal educa- MILLER-NEWMARK dan 8 cyl. automatic. Nice enger'Station Wagon. Power the top scholastic positions of ed to attend, and couples en- In urging the widest possi- state representative of the 81th noted authoress. Each receiv- sion of its summer education- tional program for elementary 3717 28th Street, East clean car. steering and brakes, auto- the 1968 graduating class. rolled in the tournament are ble pariicipation by Lowell District. ed an answer in Miss I/)b- '65 Plymouth Belvedere 2-Dr. t al program according to Su- school students in the Orchard residents in the Memorial Day matic. 949-2030 urged to bring guests. dell's own handwriting. HT 383 c. i. V-8 automatic, Leslie Schooley and Dan- perintendent Robert E. Mas- View and Egypt Valley area. rites. Commander Roger Bieri If successful, he will seek '67 Dodge Coronet Ml. 2-Dr. '66 Ford Galaxie 2-Dr. HT 8- power steering and brakes. iel Silver have earned the ten. of the American Legion re- a third consecutive term to HT 8-cyi. automatic, power cyl. automatic, power steer- A new addition to the sum- THORNS th* Michigan House of Repre- title of Valedictorian and ferred to the following excerpt steering and bucket seats. ing. •64 Chrysler 3## 2-Dr. HT For the third year in a mer schedule is the more than sentatives in the November 5 Salutatorian, respectively. Appliance, TV I Record Center from General Logan's origin- Power steering, brakes and row, a course in driver edu- fifty courses being offered to election. Art's '65 Dodge Polara 2-Dr. HT Qulity Always—Best Values CLARK al order: 66 Dodge Polara 4-Dr. sedan bucket seats. Leslie is the daughter of cation has been offered to students and adults in the Power steering, brakes, auto- 8-cyl. automatic, power steer- PLUMBING & HEATING The 89th District iaetades Rodlo It TV Strvicc Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Schooley those students who are eligi Forest Hills district. 949-0220 "Let not ivariee w neg- matic. SPECIAL - Equipped ing. '64 Chrysler Newport 4-Dr. the townships of Bawne, of 4339 Lockhaven SE. hie. Students will sign up 3IM East Main SL, Lowell lect. nor ravages of time, Main Street, LoweB, Mich. with AM-FM radio. Sedan, l^ower steering and Many courses will be held Grattaa, Lowell aid Ver- '65 Plymouth Fury 111 2-Dr for the class before sum- testify to the present aid brakes. She has been active in many In which students and adults GILMORE SPORT SHOP MASTER PLUMBER gennes as well as the COMPLETE REPAIR OF '« Plymouth Fnry III 4-dr. HT 8-cyl. automatic, power mer dismissal. coming generations that we areas including the Spanish can earn high school cred- I UVE BAIT • HcsldenUal of Lowell In Kent Ct TV-RADIOS HT 8-cyI. automatic, power steering and brakes. Air con- have forgotten as a people 64 Plymouth Fnry 4-Dr. Se- Club, the Pep Club. Creative Also included in the sum- its. Classes in numerous non- 81S4 E. Fulton Rd.. Ada • Commercial all of Ionia Coorty ANTENNAS-ETC. steering. ditioning. credit courses including thp cost of a free and in dan 8-cyl. automatic, power Writing Club, and the Girl's mer curriculum again is a • Industrial nine townships la I—. skills, recreation and aca- OR6-5901 divided repnWic." '65 Ford Country Sedan Sta- steering Athletic Association. County, PRONE: SI7-81N '66 Plymouth Fnry 11 4-Dr. demics will also be avail- Phone: TW7.7534 Sedan 8-cyl., automatic, pow- tion Wagon 8-cyl. automatic, WHITE ROSE GASOLINE These words of General Log- Open Fri. 4 Sat. Evenings '64 Ford Falcon Station Wa- able. First elected to the legisU- er steering. power steering. She also served terms as Launch Open six days a week til 9 p. m. or TW7-7104 an. although uttered 100 years gon 8-cyl. automatic. vlce-presldenl of both the ture in 1964. Powell success- Art Warning—Proprietor Junior high students will be Gosed All Day Thursday ;igo. take on an even deeper National Honor Society and fuHy ran for re-election in offered non-credit courses in meaning when applied to the We took in three motorcycles the French Club. $1.4-Million quest of free men in today's and now they've got to GO! Ihe fields of science, litera- world. His interest in state legisla- Talk About Trade-Ins! Priced right . . from 1100 to LESLIE SCHOOLEV Leslie will enter Agnes Scott ture and recreation. College at Decatur, Georgia, tion dates back to the ses- 1250 Check them out TODAY! A remedial program in In 1868 or 1968. they em- in the fall. Project NOTICE phasize the fact that 'Free- sions of 1913-16 when Powell COLBY arithmetic and mathematics is served as Senate page when Miner L. Cook (right) on hand to greet company executives. dom Is Not Free!' A CI v Plus Mony Other Fine Tronsportotion Specials Daniel is the son of Mr. and OFFICIAL GROUNDBREAKING ceremonies for the new A new office building, loca- open to elementary schoolers. his father, the iate Hertwi Jet 'Show' Mrs. James Silver. Jr. of 7441 $1.4 million home of Foremost Insurance Company saw Cas- Shaking hands with Baker Is Foremost President R. E. Rle- ed on a 15-acre site at 28th Notice is hereby given that sealed bids for con- E. Powell, served as State Registration for the six week MM l.Vli Sheffield Dnve SE. cade Township officials Sybrant Dykehoose, tiustee (left), bel. To his right Is Edward J Prey, chairman of the Com Street and Kraft Road in Cas- struction of an addition to the township hail Senator. cade. is now under construc courses, which will begin on Hospital notes June 13. are open to residrits and fire hall of Ada Township, Kent County, CHARLES I. COLIY Alters Plan He has been an outstanding Clerk Al lleenstra. Supervisor Gerrltt Baker and Trustee pany's executive committee. lion. $ student and was involved in in the area until "Icir.orial Michigan, will be accepted in the office of the For many ruw^u wis MCQUEEN MOTOR CO., inc. The building, which will Day. a spokesman in for Alto 8684961 the National Honor Society, architect, Alexander H. Grant, 640 Eastern Larry Koetsier, son of Mr. Clarksvllle 683-3231 14S0 West Main St., Lowel — Phone 897-922S the debate team, many of the house the new home office of and Mrs. Lawrence Koetsier, two of the state's for Parking Foremost Insurance Company, Non-residents may register S. E., Grand Rapids, Michigan, until 4:00 p. m. ful general (arm and was a member of the of 7134 Burger Dr. S.E., has will be about three times during the week of June 3-7 tions, the Michigan Farm school's musical programs. on Monday, June 10, 1968, and that bids re- returned home Xrom.OsteGpa.- The arrival of tne jet age , greater than the firm s pres- for any unused openings. eati and -the Michigan Srtte- Homecoming and Sno-B a 11 ceived will be opened before the public at the thic Hospital where he under- at Kent County Airport is Name Graduate Honorees ent quarters on East Beltlinc, courts. went surgery for appendicitis. Grange. He was a memlfr causing... of all things.. .a * S^. Ada Township board meeting to be held start- of the executive committee of ground traffic problem. He is a National Merit Honors and awards have E. Hull, and Karen Sne Lantz. Kenneth Lodden, Nan- Paine, ttichard Palmer, Ste- Set Rebate ing at 7:00 p. m. on Monday, June 10, 1968, in Michael Martin, 1918 Spaul- the Grange from 1932 to 1166 Scholar finalist, was presi- been presented to the out- Idema. ty E. Lyonnals, Clark Mahle- phen Parrott, Leah M. Quist, Estimated costs for the dlng Avenue is a patient at and served as Its chairman Thi^ is the word from air- bashian, Carl R. Marsman, Karen E. Ray. Bruce L. Reg- building are in excess of the Ada Township Hall. dent of the student conncil. standing seniors of the June Mary A. Johnson. Susan J. Osteopathic Hospital. for 12 yean. port manager Robert Ross, and Paul E. Miller. es. Barbara J. Reybum. David $1,400,000. from State and served as basketball 1968 graduating class of For- Johnson. Sara Beth Kersti Plans and specifications are available at tht who told members of the Cas- statistician. est Hills High School, it was B, Reynhout, Michael Riely, Mr. Albert Oates, Sr., 5830 Powell points ta a Jeffery M. Kruer. James Also honored were Maridell The target date for occupan- office of the architect. cade Businessmen's Associa- announced today by Principal and Mark R. Roodvoets. Burton St. S.E. is a patient perfect attendance record at cy is May 15, 1969. Income Tax tion that limited parking had Dan plans to enter Kalama- Howard Dallman. by Alexander Grant, A. I. A. at St. Mary's Hospital. House sessions and comnH- to be Initiated in front of the zoo College In the fall. Katherine M. Rupert, Leslie Designed by the architectur- State Representative Martin authorized by Kenneth Anderson tee meetings during his two administration building due to National Merit Scholarship A, Schooley, David L. Shack- Mr. Jack Robles, S585 l^ke al firm of Vander Meiden, D. Buth today announced the as in offices. the large number of sightseers Program participants Daniel elton, Daniel L. Silver. John Clerk, Ada Township Drive S.E. is a patient at Koteles and Associates. Inc. first quarterly distribution of PLAYTEX who turn out to watch arriv- J. Silver and James M. Ve- Set Early Deadlines Stovall. Timothy J. Sytsma, c-7 Blodgett Hospital. of Grand Haven, it will fea- income tax funds to local als and departures of jet air- kasi. achieved finalist stand- Elizabeth F. Upton. Cindy He is chairman of the Towns ture slate panels of natural governments in the 90th Dis- craft each evening. ing in the program and re- Vandenbergh, James E. Van- and Counties Committee and olor on the exterior. Other trict, which he represents. serves on committees deali ceived certificates of merit, for A4ay 30 Edition derbaan, and Jane A. Vander- BRA and GIRDLE Peak periods are al 7:31 eatures will be a patio lo- stoep. Under the tax structure, with agriculture, revision a which places them in the top cated off the employee's and 9:36 each night. Ross half of the top 1 percent of EARLY deadlines will be In effect for all news, pictures Kent county will receive $1.52 amendment of the Constitu- Don Vansvilichem. Hilma L. lounge and landscaping de- notes. At these times, there seniors nationwide. per person, with 50 percent tion and military and veter- and advertising for the Ledger-Suburban Life edition of Volk. Joseph Wall. James C. signed to compliment the na- are several jets arriving of the total going to the coun- ans' affaiis. Warmels. Archie A. Warner, tural setting. and departing. Letter of commendation re- May ». ty treasury, and the other 50 cipients were Terri R. Amer- Linda Jo Wamock. Barbara A past president of the Mich- Correspondence, society and sports stories must be In not Several meeting rooms, a percent to be divided among "There Is too much activity lar. Alan S. Bacon, Karen E. J. Willard. Mary E. Witte. igan Good Roads Federation, later than Saturday. May 2S. Church page Items and coming walk-in vault, and a greatly the cities, villages and town- in that one small area." said Ray. Barbara J. Reybum. and Powell was a leading figut* The Tuition Grand Awards expanded law librarv are ships in the county on a pop- Ross. "When you consider that Leslie A. Schooley. events will be used only If received before S p. m. on Friday, in recodification of state mo- awarded by the State of among the interior features ulation basis. tor vehicle laws. He also ser- we handle around a thousand A new award, bestowed May 24. Michigan to students attend- ved 21 years as a member passengers a day. either go- The contract for construc- A total of $550,775 will be on the top senior girl In the Regular news items will be taken until noon Monday, ing private schools in the of the Michigan State Fair ing to check in for a flight, tion has been awarded to rebated to Kent County and field of accounting, was pre- state, were based on aca- Authority. or trying to leave the airport, Mav 27. the Johnson Construction Com- its subdivisions. State Treas- you can see that we cannot sented by the American So- I demic qualifications and ft- urer Allison Green has indi- ' nancial need. pany of Grand Rapids. Some Powell was graduated irom allow congestion to block the ciety of Women Accountants of the major sub-contractors cated that these payments front of the building." to Sally Beth Chamberlln. Ionia High School in 1916 and Students receiving these are Johnson Electric Com- should be in the hands of the was valedictorian of his class. SAVE n county treasurer by the end In April, there were 17.500 Jane A. Vanderstoep was awards were: Ryan D. Ash- pany, Botma Plumbing, and He studied agriculture enplanements and about the awarded the DAR Good Citi- ley, Sandra Kay Bunn, Cathy Knee Heating, Floor cover- of May. As soon as the coun- Michijan State and wasgra Gerties Gazette same number of deplane- zens Award. She was selected Ann Bushouse, Suzanne Marie ings. drapes, and furnishings ty treasurer can process them, uated from the East Lansing PLAYTEX "CROSS-YOUR-K'" ^RT'^BRAS DANIEL SILVER Goes Well ments. Since there is only one for this honor by her fellow Estes, Kim E. Fisher. Gary will be supplied by Business the funds will be distributed school in 1920. 9 9 0 to cities, v.llages and town- 2ForH - Keg.$35- Each ramp for both incoming and students and teachers. BY SHIRLEY DYGERT G. Grant. Mary Kathleen Ha- Interiors. Inc. outgoing passengers, chaos keem, Linda Ann Hill, and ships. In 1927 he married Eleanor Western Michigan University Foremost, incorporated in With a Diploma Partridge. They have three These famous "Cross-Vour-Heart" Bras give better could ensue in minutes with- Nome New Jeffery M. Kruer. Representative Buth added Department of Paper Techno- But that they build nest in 1952 for the purpose of writ- sons, a daughter and six out some kind of control. One measure of a civiliza- that if the returns from the separation, fit and comfort plus Double Undercup logy presented a scholarship your hair— Others included Kenneth W. ing physical damage insur- grandchildren. tion is to observe its humor. income tax remain near their Panels for better support. And you also save $1.01 when President N. F. "Bud" Officers to Archie A. Warner, the top How much can it laugh at This you can prevent." ledden. Sharon L. Lozicki. ance for mobile homes, now you buy two of the popular Playtex Fashion Magic* Vlerson of the CBA asked senior in this field. Paul E. Miller, Richard D. writes this insurance in all present level, that an approxi- A summer-weight Powell lives where he was itself: mate total of $6 00 per person born, on InglesWc Farm, for a vote on the constltu- New officers were elected at Phil Rlzzuto said on the air Palmer, Barbara J. Reybum. states except Hawaii, and is "Cotton and Lace" Bras. (2 for $4.99, Linda Jo Wamock was the will be refunded to Michigan's six mlto northeast of Ionia, llonaj amendment that has a meeting held on Thursday Overheard in the laundro- recently that he thought the Susan Marie Rodarmer. Stev- the leading specialist in this dacron-wool blend Reg. $3.00 ea.) White. 32A-40C. recipient of a scholarship to counties over the entire year. and assists his eldest son, been under consideration. He evening. May 16, by the Cas- mat: "I'd like to invest some game of baseball would be en W. Russ. James E. Van- form of protection today. Grand Rapids Junior College. sport coat with Ronald. In Its management $ received a unanimous ac- cade-Thornapple Association. money in taxes. 1 hear that greatly speeded up if the um- derbaan and Mary Elizabeth and operation. He helped ceptance by the membership. they are going up." pires would shrink the strike- Witte. SAVE 2- Headed by Clare Andrews, Grand Valley State College zone back where it was ten harmonizing slacks. organize and Is a director This created three new of- president, other officers in- awarded a scholarship to Cin- Seen in the Counseling of- and president of the Michi- to fifteen years ago. One as- fices on the board, which clude William Foy. vice-presi- dy Vanderbergh. the top sen- fice al FHHS: Name Junitu* gan Centennial Farm Asso- tute FH ball player remarked oright plaid*, PLAYTEX*"5 LBS. THINNER" GIRDLES were filled by the election of dent: A. L. Carpenter, treas- tor at Forest Hills who was that its expansion must have ciation. "When the birds of worry High Officers Dr. Eugene Cohen. Robert urer. and Lloyd R. Winslow. planning to attend college gone along with the growth of You save $2.00 and discover how you can look 5 pounds secretary. and care fly over your head. window pane checks, Martin, and Dane Powell. there. Little League. Forest Hills Junior High thinner without losing a pound! New Playtex 5 lbs. This you cannot change. Powell has been a life-long School students have elected plain colors. The CBA again will sponsor Many students at Forest Foreshadows of 1984? Cheryl active member and is Master Thinner Girdle feels like .v>thing you've ever felt before— Jeff Shuster as President of rowtfwr a Little league team for the The Ledger-Suburban Life Hills received Certificates of Collins, who has been taking of Ronald Grange. He is Past you've got to see it... touch it... to know the •'.immc"* season. Want Ads Get Results! Recognition in the State of the student council. Master of the Ionia nomona Want Ads the school census, said that wonderful things it will do for your figure. Michigan Competitive Schol- she has had no trouble with Other officers elected were; Grange, a member of the arship Program. This pro- dogs or people, but when she Vice-President. Wright Mc- First Baptist Church of Ionia gram provides scholarships has to question an intercom, Cargar; Secretary. Diane Dal- and served as a trustee and Girdle reg. $11.95 NOW $9.9S to certificate holders who Pay Off! Coat and deacon for many years and 'It's rather weird—like Big rymple; Treasurer, Bob Ban- Panty reg. $12.95 NOW $10.95 Having Fabric Problems? have financial need. Brother Time!" Slocks as Superintendent of Hs Sun- WANTED—Good home for 1- la; and Chief of Police, Lee Those receiving recognition Champion. day School for about 20 years, Long Leg Panty reg. $13.95 NOW $11.95 year-old female German Culture Comes to Children: were: Karon Ray Acker. rurrcnlly he is teacher of its Shepard. Prefer farm or "Hey, Mom. don't take away Eighth grade students grad- FREE CONSULTATION! Cynthia A. Alley. Terri Ame- men's class. Zipper Styles: kennel. the cereal, I'm reading the uating into high school elected lar. Dennis D. Anderson. Ry- Girdle reg. $13.95 NOW $11.95 box." the officers for the Freshman He is a member of the Vet- On any Dry Cleoninq Problem an D. Ashley. Alan S. Bacon. erans of World War I and the Class. Long Leg Panty reg. $14.95 NOW $12.95 .1. Patrick Bentley, Gerard "It was amazing Do you need an excuse to American legion. Phone 949-5030 (deonest number m town) Bouman. Cynthia J. Bowie, the response we got from our celebrate? May 22 is Mari- Those in office are: Presi- and Tacy A. Bradford. BRING BACK the wonderful memory of Sizes XS, 8, M, L (Extra large sizes $1.00 more) want ad in your paper. We time Day; May 23, the anni- dent. l^arry Diebel; Vice-pres- versarv of the opening of the ident, Dave Freihofer; Secre- Others included Craig A. had at least 20 calls the first weekend trips and vacations with snap- Look for the girdle In the tall tube New York Public Library; Bradley. Douglas P. Cheney, day.' tary, Chris Vaeger; and shots, slides and home movies. For film and May 24. the hanging of Cap- Norma J. Crum. Catherine J. Mrs. D. M, Stuessy Treasurer. Jim Van Haren. ELECTRICAL tain Kidd in London; and camera supplies ... visit " "THE PROFESSIONALS" Devos. Marv Christi Drumm. 1660 Alden Nash May 25. the anniversary of Ninth grade student council WIRING—FIXTURES Douglas J.' Dykhouse Jerry Lowell the National Spelling Bee. representatives will be Sue REPAIRS L. Evans, Craig R. Ferrall. If you are looking for results, Ginebaugh, Bob Hinton, Greg Suburban Kim E. Fisher and Robert "My dad is kinda like Mor- Hoyle. Claire Homing, and G. E. APPLIANCES E. Gels. why not try the want ad sec- tion of the ledger-Suburban ton Salt; when he pains, he Carrie Seidman. LOWELL roars." Bonnie J. Gemmell, Gary Life. CASCADE As Seen on TV 219421 Wed Mcrin Si IN FASHION Rickert Electric DRY CLEANING G. Grant, Candy E. Green- And Mrs. Foddyduddv says: M PHARMACY wood, Nancy Grochowalskl. Call 897-9261 "Remember. If necessity" is Be "in fashion" from head 2M Sonth Hudson GRAND RAPIDS CASCADE ROAD AT FOREST HILL Mary K. Hakeem. Shirley to toe. A new hair-do offsets YO»»R PRESCRIPTION 16 OUR FIRST COWCERN Phone 8I7-MI2 Lowell We'll do the rest . .. and best! the mother of invention, sure- 1507 Wealthy St.. S. E. PHONE: 9494030 R. Havenga. Oscar F. Hon. ly the father must be Pat. a new outfit. Donri's Hair 949-0890 Russell F. Hoffman. Lavall Pending." Stylists, Lowell. 897-8155. c-7 r
Lowell Ledger-Suburban Life, May 23, 1968 5 Lowell Ledger-Suburban Life, May 23, 1968 T-: Play 'n Among Lowell Honors Students ciation dinner and meeting in South Lowell South Boston Alto Party Line Snow Area Nn. Wieland honor of Rep. Gerald Ford at Mrs. S. P. Reynolds Mn. BeUe Young the Wyoming Armory Satur- Honors Band Star Corners day evening. mis reyoluilonarii new spraier can keep Mrs. Ira Bloogh Mrs, Mvrtle Klahn and Mrs. Little Jimmy Brock spent Mrs. Euberfa Silcox Snow W.S.C.S. will hold Memorial Day services will mm Laura Coons, daughter of be held at the Merriman Cem- Jessie Caboon went by plane Friday night and Saturday their Installation of officers at with Mr. and Mrs. George Phone 868-6710 Mr. and Mrs. David Coons of etery on Sunday, May 25, at Tuesday to Washington, D.C. par yara and yarden free iram pesis and disease! the church on Wednesday, to attend the military service Krebs. May 29. at 1:45 p. m. Lowell, will play as a mem- 2:30 o'clock. Rev. Don Mathls Mrs. Freeman Hoffman. ber of the comet section of In Arlington for Lt. Colonel Mrs. Carl Roth of Clarks- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaler of Clarksville will be the Mrs. Alex Wingeler, Mrs. Carl in the basement for a time of Boyd OBcime, 52, who died vllle and Carl Peterson of SERIOUS EYE INJURY and. son, John, were dinner an Honors Band at the Michi- speaker. In case of rain the Fox and Mrs. Kenneth M RESULT OF ACCIDENT fellowship in honor of Sharon gan Youth Arts Festival Sat- services will be In Ihe Alto In Florida, May 10th, after South Lowell were Sunday Rundhaug and Donald Sun- guests Friday evening of Mr. of Freepor• t attended the VS. dinner guests at thp Francis urday, May 25, M St. Joseph. M.E. Church. a long illness. Dan Wingeler who owns the man who will be married on and Mrs. Mel Smith of Kala- cer Drive Banouet at Civic Shaffer home. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wie- The North Bell School House Standard Oil station on Chi- June 1st. Mr. Sunman is the mazoo. The concert will be given Auditorium Wednesday eve- land and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. (one of the oldest ruall school Mr. and Mrs. David Winge- cago Drive in Grandville re- Director of Youth and Music Miss Connie Miller gave a at 8 p. m. in the St. Joseph ning. ler entertained friends from Wieland spent Sunday with buildings in Boston Township) cently injured his eye severe- The couple was presented with bridal shower for Miss Linda High School auditorium as Mrs. Jay Blough of Freeport Illinois for dinner Sunday eve- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Taylor has been torn down and Mr. ly when a piece of metal be- a gift from the group. Bertran Saturday afternoon at part of the statewide celebra- was a Saturday afternoon and ning. at Brighton and Mrs. Chas. Topp will came imbedded in It. her home In Alto. Seventeen tion of Our Youth Day for lunch guest at Ira Rlough's Mrs. Ira Blough attended Mrs. Euberta Silcox attend- Mother and Daughter Tea build a new house on the site. He was confined to Blodgett guests were present. Michigan Week. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Miller the Mother-Daughter Banquet ed the Lowell Methodist Moth- will be on Thursday evening Pfc Ronald Mick has been Hospital where surgery was Mrs. Charles Dennett of Cas- near Clarksvllle were evening at Lowell Methodist Church on er-Daughter Banquet Tuesday at the Alto Church at 8 o' home on furlough and It is re- performed. He is now resting cade spent from Tuesday un- Students were selected for euests. Tuesday evening as the guest evening as a guest of her Ihe various musical honors clock. Everyone welcome. ported he expects soon to go at home awaiting the outcome til Thursday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wingel- of Mrs. Ivan Blough niece, Mrs. Richard Bieri. groups to perform that day Mr. and Mrs. Leo Royston to Viet Nam. V her son-in-law and daughter, of the operation. It is not yet Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Hostetler Craig, son of Mr. and Mrs. er, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Porritt Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller Mr. and Mrs. Roy LaMarte under the sponsorship of eight of Brandaton, Fla.. were Sun- known whether he will retain entertained their son Ron of Hillis Stuart, has been dis- and grandson. Mark, and Bri- and daughters were Saturday of Harrisville. statewide organisations of mu- day afternoon callers of Mr. the sight in his eye or not Kalamazoo and his fiancee. charged after an enlistment an Porritt. enjoyed a steak evening supper guests of their Mr. and Mrs. Leo Pfaller sic teachers. The state Youth and Mrs. Dale Shade. Other Tom Vaughn and Terry Din- Miss Carol Schwarz of Grand of 4 years In the U, S. Navy. fry supper at the Walter Win- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ovid and sons of Kingsley, Mr. and Arts Festival being held in callers were Mr. and Mrs. taman kept his business run- Rapids for dinner Sunday. Lee Stuart and Dennis Fahr- geler home Sunday evening Miller and son Lyle at Mor- Mrs. Lawton Cole and Mr. ft Benton Harbor and St. Joseph Harold Rlttenger and the Mel- DAVID ROTH JULIE METTERNICK ning for him last week. Mr. and Mrs. James Green ni are seniors in the Saranac CHERYL FISH ROGER D. POWERS LINDA HESS in honor of the lattcr's son. rison Lake. Mrs. Robert Shaler and son May 24-26 is being sponsored vln Gould family of Grand Alan's birthday. were Saturday evening guests High School. Commencement Julie Mettemick is one of Mrs. Freeman Hoffman call- ALTO METHODIST CHURCH were dinner guests Sunday of by the Whirlpool Corporation Rapids. Cheryl Marie Fish has been Roger D. Powers is Ihe son Linda Gay Hess, daughter of David I-ee Roth, senior at of Mr. and Mrs. Maynard win be June 12th. I/O well High School, has been the 28 honor students of the Mr. and Mrs. Clare Krebs ed on Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mrs. Don Post. through the Twin Cities Art Jackie Shade and Diane Nor- named an honor student of of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Pow- Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Hess of WSCS Mother-Daughter Tea Hunt of Clarksvllle. Ionia County Farm Bureau 1968 graduating class of Low- and family of Lowell, Mr. and Seese Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bertran Council. dof, members of the National the 1968 graduating class. ers, Sr., of Emery Drive. Rl. 6498 Timpson Avenue, Alto, named one of the twenty-six will be held in the Alto is making plans for a chicken Honor Students in the 1968 ell High School. Mrs. Harold Krebs of East- Mrs. Francis Shaffer enter Mr. and Mrs. George An- and family called on Mr. and Honor Society, spent Friday 3, Lowell. is one of the honor students Church on Thursday evening. The concerts will be broad- barbeque on June 19th. The Throughout high school, she mont. Mr. and Mrs. David tained South Lowell W.S.C.S. derson and children spent last Mrs. Robert Miller of Alto on at the tulip festival In Hol- of the graduating class of 1968. graduating class. This fall she plans to attend May 23, at eight. Mrs. Leona week end with the Glen Par- cast over ten stations of the women's committee will be has been active in Student He Is a member of the Na- Krebs and daughters of Grand at her home Thursday after- Sunday afternoon and Sunday land. Saturday Jackie went Dave has been a member Central Michigan University noon. Wieland is program chairman. sons at their cottage near Michigan Week Educational assisted by the directors and Council, Band. Forenslcs, play tional Honor Society and rep- Linda has been active in RapMs, Mr. and Mrs. Russ evening they spent with Mr. with the Varsity Chorus to of the French Club for two in Mount Pleasant. She would Michigan Annual Conference Baldwin and this week Sunday Radio Network. the insurance agents. cast. Latin Club. Prom Com- lesented Lowell on its victor- Swanson of Kraft Ave.. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stahl and Mrs. Don Hojanacki and Silver Lake for the day. National Honor Society, Jour- years, the track team for four like to be either a social work- will meet In Albion on June they had supper with George's 'mittee. Homecoming Commit- ious Quiz Bowl Team James Brock and son, Jimmy of Clarksvllle were Sunday family of Grand Rapids. nalism, Latin Club, Forenslcs, er or an elementary teacher. 4 to 8. Lay member William parents, the Boyd Andersons tee Tri-River Select Band, years, the National Honors U Sand bum, Tenn., Mr. and afternoon and lunch guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Antonl- and play casts and commit- Society, and he has worked Sterzick, Alternate Lay Mem- of Ada. , State Solo and Ensemble Fes- Roger takes an interest in Her main interest Is music, Mrs. George Krebs, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stahl. des of Holland were supper tees. on the senior homecoming ber. Richard Hawkins. Youth Mr. and Mrs. Donald Goetz- tival and was 1967 Homecom- photography. Kung-fu (an ori- and she now belongs to these Mrs. Robert Krebs enjoyed a George Matternick was an guests Saturday evening of Lav Member. Danny Bergy. ka and sons, John and David ing queen. ental form of self-defense) and committee. He was also an clubs at school: Band. Nation- game supper at the home of evening visitor. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Antoni- You'll Find Hie Unusual at the Annual She served as Treasurer of World Service Sunday, May of Sparta, were Fridav eve- Big Buys-Top Values weight lifting, a sport in which alternate member of the LHS al Honor Society. Co-op (she their fatner, John Krebs, on des and Mrs. Jennie Antoni- , After graduation Cheryl will her class her sophomore and Quiz Bowl team He enjoys 28. ning supper guests of Mr. and he was runner-up at the Sen- works at the Runciman Ele- Thursday evening. des. ppend her summer in Florida junior year and also was on tennis, drawing, and travel. Methodist Students Day, Sun- Mrs. Paul Blocher. lor State Power Lifting the Homecoming Court for her mentary). Solos and Ensem- Mrs. Freeman Hoffman call- Just arrived Mrs. Carl Simmerer held a and will attend Grand Rapids Championships last fall. This EE AIRBLAST day. June 9. Bill Phillips of Lowell was piano recital of her pupils at 1 Junior College in the fall. Aft- Junior and Senior year. He will enter the University bles. Tri-Rivcr Select Band. ed on Mrs. Jane Miles at the Bowne Center WSCS will a weekend guest of Mark summer he will compete in Bushnell School ^n Lowell at wr college, she hopes to work of MichTgan in the fall, where Lansing Conservatory of Mu- Grand Rapids Osteopathic Hos- A Mother's Day (May 12) serve a supper to the public Blocher. the Junior Nationals, weight Linda's hobbies are horse- which her son, Stephen, and jas an airline stewardess for he will study architecture to sic All Stars Band, and the pital Monday evening. present for Mr. and Mrs. Dan- on Friday. June 15, at 5 Mrs. Nancy Yeiter. Mrs. lifting contest. back riding, reading, and dra- Mr and Mrs. Russ Swanson iel Warner of Saranac was also Mark Blanding, played • Eastern Airlines. become a city planner. French Club. p. m. Donna Blocher, Mrs. Alice Ada Auction ma. Julie lives with her parents. and Miss Nancy Kowalczyk along with many of her other Poger will become a Spar- their new son. David Arthur. Merriman, Mis. Barbara Do- • Cheryl is the daughter of Dave lives with his parents. were Sunday supper guests at student. tan this fall at Michigan Slate Sb3 plans to attend Michi- Mr. and Mrs. George Metter- David weighed nine pounds, SUNDAY OBSERVANCE ezema and Mrs. Clare Carey Sponsored by Ada's Volunteer Rrt Department IMr. and Mrs. Donald Elck- Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Roth of the George Kreb's home. Mr. and Mrs. Blanding and University, where he will pur- gan State University in the nick at 6971 Montcalm Ave- ELECTRIC SPRAYER ten ounces at the time of his attended the Victory dinner hoff, of 517 Chatham Street, 821 Lincoln Lake Road. Low- Mr. & Mrs. Darwin Thoiompm - birth in Ionia Memorial Hos- Memorial Day will be ob- son, David, Mrs. Sybil Rob- - Lowell. Michigan. sue a career in chemistry. fall. ell. nue, Clarksvllle. served by the Meiriman Cem- for the workers in the Cancer ertson and Mrs. Sherman Rey- Speed., efficiency...and economy of operation have led professional son and family of Garksvimle pital. Mrs. Warner is the for- Drive at the Civic Auditorium were Sunday evening supper mer Darlene Mayou of Low- etery Association on Sunday. nolds attended Ihe recital on FRI., JUNE 14 growers to depend on mist-blower type sprayers Here's the first scaled Wednesday evening. D.iy dinner guests of Mr. and and sons visited Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Lewis Jones Sun- down version fo suit you the home-owner1 IT Will KEEP YOUR YARD guests at the Lloyd Miller ell. May 26. Rev. Don Mathls of Sunday afternoon. Ada Township Halt Clarksvllle will deliver the ad- About twenty-five members Mrs. Jack Fllpse in Kalama- Leslie Keyt In Lakeview on day. ' OFF LIMITS" TO MOSQUITOS FOR GOOD! IT WILL KEEP YOUR GARDEN IN home. 7:00 p.m. zoo. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hale of dress for the occasion at 2:30 of the Blocher family had an Gove Lake Mother's bay to help Mrs. Segwun Tom Rash and fiancee Miss BLOOMING GOOD HEALTH ALL YEAR LONG! The Atomist's powerful in- Mr. and Mir;. Henry Doll evening where they enjoyed a Mother's Day dinner guests Gail Froma. both students of dustrial electric motor both breaks up and propels insecticides and plant Route 3. Lowell, are the par- p. m. If It rains the services indoor picnic supper at the Mrs. Leon Seelev l-eslie Keyt cr!el):late her Mrs. Iva Mclntyre of Cascade called on Mrs. cook out supper with the Ber- of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Eick- Olivet Nazarene College were health chemicals to give you thp same dramatic results with your chem- ents of a new son, Michael will be held in the Alto Meth- home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick S7MI55 birthday as well as Mother's 8W-7M5 Freeman Hoffman Sunday af- Craig of near Elmdale Satur- GY'S. This kind of meal is not hoff and family were Mr. and weekend guests of his parents. icals that the orchardist gets with his big commercial spray rig. Plus, you ternoon. Thomas who was bom on Ap- odist Church. Bring Anything to Sell... Be Here for the Buys Day. ril 25th at Blodgett Memorial day night. The occasion was cooked in Ihe Powell's home Mrs Eugene Zachowskl and Sir. and Mrs. Ralph Pegler Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Rash. have complete control of the discharge particle size, volume, and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wtage- range Only the Alomisl has a "fine' setting for space spraying; a Hospital in Grand Rapids. Mi- 25TH ANNIVERSARY In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Lor- country, so It was a real Albert Slater of Grandville family of Grand Rapids. Mr. of Peru. Illinois spent a few- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kinyi. Tom preached in l^nsing on ler Walter Wingeler. John chael weighed six pounds, two OPEN HOUSE IN ALTO en Blocher who were here for novelty to them. All Proceeds for July 4th Fireworks " called on Mr. and Mrs. Leon and Mrs. Lee Norton and and family of Greenville and Sunday morning. "heavy" setting for residual spraying The Airblasfs mist penetrates days with Mr. and Mrs. Rob- deep into ornamentals and dense shrubbery , . . reaches trees 20 ft. Krebs and Wm Porritt of and one-half ounces at birth. two weeks from their home Seeley Saturday afternoon. family of McCords. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Myers Mr. and Mrs. James Ste- Mr. and Mrs. CL:ir Kauff- Sgt. Thomas Reynhout re- bert Keyt and sons. Mrs. Peg- and higher .. carries wav out for far reaching, full coverage with less South Bowne were among the Mrs. Hale is the former Joan In Ogden. Utah. J«• Mr. and Mrs. Ray Phillips Mrs. James Eickhoff and fam- and family of Plalnwell were phens and family and Pedro man ol 12703 84th Street. Al- turned Thursday from Viet CALL ANY ADA RREMAN FOR FREE PICKUP. OR DROP OFF YOUR ler Is Mrs. Keyt's sister. moving around Lightweight and moderately priced, it s THE multi-use several Farm Bureau mem- Briggs. Mrs. Lena Depew visited J were W ednesday dinner guests ily of Lowell. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. I-ourinoh. Mr. and Mrs. Bill beis who attended the appre- to. will be the guests of hono. Nam after a year's service in Mr. and Mrs. Darold Seeley insecticide applicator A product of Root-Lowell Corp. lowell. Michigan. her son-in-law and daughter. that country receiving his fin- DONATIONS AT THE ADA FIRE BARN — They "H be greoHy appreciated # of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Peck- Mr. and Mrs. Larry Conrad and family are moving to and Mrs. Earl Kinyon. Stephens and family of Grand at an open house on the oc- Mr. and Mrs. LaVeme Bloch- 1 ham and family of Lowell. and family of Kalamazoo. Mr. Callers on Earl Kinyon were Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Rich- For over 60 years manufacturers of a complete line of compressed air al discharge. He and his Farmingtoh. near Detroit this sprayers, hand sprayers and dusters. casion of their 25th weduing er and family of Grandville. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pliilllps and Mrs. Top Kirkhoff of Low- Guy Quiggle. George DeGraw ard Michel and family of Bir- anniversary. wife (loraldine. will be occu- weekend. Mr. Seeley has been a couple of days last week. pying an apartment in Wyom- attended open house of "Gal- ell were Sunday dinner guests transferred there. and Frank Stephens. mingham and Mr. and Mrs. VERGENNES METHODIST Given for them by thei Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ash- ing City. lery of Kitchens" in Grand Iho week before of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gessner Mr. and Mrs. Ben Zoodsma Charles Bams and family Mrs. Harvey Eickhoff 1- fam- try ii al your local samen supply dealer daughters, it Is to be held » ley nf GltenviBe were Sunday Rapids Tuesday evening. Jr. and family attended a and family of Cascade were were Sunday dinner guests of ily. Sunday evening lunch guests their 84th street home froir. afternoon callers of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seel- family dinner in honor of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Keyt entertained Carl two to six p. m. on Sunday, Mrs. Wm. Fairchild. Bill and ey and family of cascade Mother's Day at the home of of their parents. Mr. L Mrs. Frank Stephens. Ethelyn called on Mr. & Mrs. Ai drews of Lowell. Kevin Vez- John Zoodsma. Mr. and Mrs. George Ste- May 26. Mere Sundav callers of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schullo AVAILABLE TO DEALERS THROUGH MIDWEST JACOBS EN DISTRIBUTORS Orchard Alvah Warner of Grand Ledge and Mrs. Ray Phillips. no and Billv Schroeder for in Grand Rapids Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton House- phens of Grand Rapids were All friends, neighbors and recently. •Mrs. Ray Phillips was supper Friday in honor of his Mr. and Mrs. Jack DeVrles man of Saranac called on Sunday aflemoon callers of AND SOLD IN LOWELL BY relatives are invited to at- Mrs. Genevieve Layer at- [ondav dinner guest, of Mrs." l?th birthday. Billy staved and family of Rockford spent Mr. and Mrs. John Zoodsma Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stephens. tend. TBe guests nf honor h..vc tended the Class Reunion of I'wis Phillips. Saturday with him and they Mother's Day with Mr. & Mrs. Sunday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kinyon OX ROAST requested no gifts please. enjoyed'a hike and a picnic. Mr. and Mrs. Kalvln Poter tailed on Ruth Slocum Satur- her Ionia County Normal Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dean I^on Seeley: Mr. and Mrs. Walter's Lumber Mart and Knrtlse were "Mother's Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keyt and son of Alto called on Mr. day evening. Other Alto News Graduating Class of 1911 held Howard Seeley were evening at the home of Miss Jessie lunch guests also. Sat June 1-4 to 8 p.m. Mrs. Ira Fryling gave a Hinds in Ionia on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hen- birthday dinner Sunday in hon- Mike and Jackie Craig and dricks and family of Sand McPherson Orchard or of her husband and their Dennie Viedean were Sunday ZISMONT BROS. Lake and Mr. and Mrs. John son-in-law. Tom Forward. Oth- dinner guests of the Craig Rivenburg of Grand Rapids ers present were Tom's aunt. young folk's grandmother, were Mother's Day guests of Mrs. Glen Wable and husband Mrs. Genevieve Layer. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Seeley. Mrs. Ira Bullis of Croton Mr. and Mrs. Joe Geelhoed Donation: of Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. Bulldozing Norman Reuhs and Mary. Dam. Mrs. Beatrice Kelser of guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Aduits $1.50 Children $1.00 Mrs. Marjorie Kaechele. Mr. Grand Rapids and Barbara VanderLaan and family of and Mrs. Fred Reuhs. Mrs. Celesket of Copper Lake were Cascade. Cheryle VanderLaan Tom Forward. Bob and Patty, all Saturday callers of Mr. ft We Specialize has chickenpox so is isolated. and of course the other guest Mrs. Clair Flynn. in Grading Mr. and Mrs. Donald Geel- Memorial Service and New Building of honor. Ira. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Flynn FOR— hoed and family. Mr. and Inspection After the Bible Study and and Mr. and Mrs. Clare Stain- Mrs. Harold Sloan and fam- Prayer Hour Wednesday eve- er called on Mrs. Selma Shir- ily of Cascade. Mr. and Mrs. 3:00 to 4:00 P. M. ning at the Baptist Church a ley and Mr. and Mrs. May- • DRIVEWAYS James Seme and family. Mrs. nard Brusch all of Lansing. mm group of about fifty gathered • LANDSCAPING Kenneth Moore all of Lowell Sunday. • BUILDING SITES were afternoon callers at the Mr. and Mrs. Leonard John- Joe Geelhoed home on Moth- son and Mr. and Mrs. Date er's Day. Johnson attended the Farm Plus Tree and Stump Removal Mr. and Mrs. Harold But- Bureau Appreciation Dinner Irick and family entertained for Congressman Gerald Ford Mrs. Martin Robyn all of Kal- at the Armory in Grand Rap- amazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Waller ids on Saturday evening. Butt rick and son of Ada. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Pow- For FREE ESTIMATES. CaU and Mrs. Ella Bullrlck for NOW...UP TO eU of London, England and ALBERT ZIGMONT OR Bil.L ZIGMONT Mother's Day dinner. Mr. and their daughter. Mrs. Russell Mrs .Mable Russnels. M-. and Wolthuis of Ionia and Mr. ft At 897-9861 Mrs. Richard Bullrlck of Mrs. Bruce Bergy's family Franinghan. Mass., also call- from Ionia were all at the 2911 Montcalm SE-.'owcll ed Ihe Harold Buttrick home Bruce Bergy home Tuesday with happy wishes for everv- one. Sale Ends June 3! i YOUNG MARRIED MEN! $5,000 SAVE UP TO
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'68 Season Pleasant Last season's team won the Standings Top Action For the money you need to maximum of three matches, High School Quiz Bowl, host- for Lowell gaining for the school sets of ed by Don Mlclieals. will air on May 26 MAJOR LEAGUE balance your budget.. encyclopedias and the Har- on TV 13 next September of §ports Valley Lowell's High School Quiz vard Classics, Alice Wessel, iqm Tri-County Baseball Lea W at Berlin Bowl team has been chosen will open Its season on Sun 7 Lowell Ledger-Suburban Life, May 23, 1968 Braves i for TV 13's second season of day. May 28, with ten teams Orioles 2 Bob Senneker of Grand Rap- Mn. Bert Mart pitting teams from surround- participating. Yankees ! ids proved again that he has ing schools against each oth- Notice of Public Hearing Cards 1 The Southern division of the talent enough lo drive any SWSWWStftMS er. Cubs 1 lUIOIIflMWI league Is composed of teams track, as he toured the sevan- Tigers I Miss Mary Miller of Pion- The W.M.A. ladles of Pleas- On the first and competing from Lowell, Pewamo, Port- sixths mile oval at Berlin Cascade Township Indians 0 eer near Charlotte was a week ant Valley are having a sal- team are Curt Fonger. Vern land, Vermontville, and Hub- Raceway Saturday night. Pirates 1 end guest of Miss Bethel Mote. ad-dessert smorgasbord for Paulsen, Carl Rash, and Jack- bardston. mothers and daughters and The Mame track always They had attended college to- ie Shade. The alternates are The Cascade Township Board will hold a public MINOR LEAGUE guests here at the U.B. Par- Teams of the Northern di- features tough competition, gether at Huntington, Indiana. Steve Lessons, Bob Hahn, but Senneker showed that he sonage Fellowship Hall on the hearing June 3, 1968 at 7:30 P. M. in the Ad- vision Include Beldlng, Sidney, W Miss Miller with Miss Mote Gwen Batlerbee, and Joe Ve- and his 1964 Chevelle were up visited at the home of Rev. evening of May 24th. and they zlno. All are presently jun- ministration Building, on the question of the Perrlnton. Sheridan, and Lake- Dodgers 4 welcome newcomers to come view. Astros i lo the task as he came home Howard Hamblin and family iors. the victor in the fast car dash, nnd get acquainted also. adoption of the 1968-1969 Township budget, Angels 3 in Hastings, who also had at- The league's season runs to the Australian pursuit, and Miss Bethel Mole was the The team was picked from Twins 3 tended college there in Hunt- based on I.I mills allocated. Aug. 18, followed by a three- guest speaker, Sunday evening a select group of juniors from Mets 3 and the 25-lap main event. ington. Miss Miller met many game series between t h e at the Wesleyan Methodist the top quarter of the class. Jets 2 of the folks here as she was North and Southern divisions Taking over the lead on the Church of West Berlin. She They were given, as a group. By order of the Cascade Township Board HhiU Sox 2 a visitor at Church here Sun- to determine the league cham- 15th lap, Senneker was follow- told of the mission in West 150 questions covering six ar- Giants 1 day. c7 Al Heemstra, Clerk pions. ed across the finish line by Mrs. Mary Bideiman of 316 Africa and showed pictures on eas of knowledge which they Reds • his brother. Rich. Muskegon's film. She is preparing to re- Orchid Hill.' in Grand Rapids As In the past West Mlchi- RESULTS BUI Rake was third followed celebrated her 85th birthday turn to Africa soon. jan Umpire's Association will by Gene Lacke of Bay City. Sunday, May 19th. Her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Thomp- urnlsh the umpires for the ONE OF FINE units scheduled to compete an all-girl junior drum and b«gle corps MAJOR LEAGUE Miss Flossie Wenger is hold- son had their families at their league games. \ 1964 Chevelle owned by ing open house in her honor. home for Mother's Day. the in "Preview '68" in Lowell on Saturday, from Port Sheldon, O., shown above in drill Cubs 5, Pirates 2. Biil Westveer of Grand Rap- Dan Waltons of St. Johns, the Orioles 3, Cards 1. ids and driven by Rich Sen- They are both real well known June 15, Is the Vacatlonland Sweethearts, formation. as they have taught school Bob Waltons of Kalamazoo, new spraner GRKC Show Tigers 11. Indians 5. neker broke the one-lap track many years. Mrs. Bideiman the Ray Wielands of near Braves 2. Yankees 1. record twice. for a cash advance taught in Barry County for Hastings. Ken Thompsons and Drive a Cards 13. Cubs 9. The fastest of 45 qualifiers. many years and Flossie taught Miss Bemlce Deardorf of near can keen pr Draws 704 Orioles 9, Pirates 5. Set your mind at ease. Add up the bills you're now paying, Rich Senneker's first qualify- in many places and for many Elmdale. In the evening all LHS Trio month after month... and pay them off with cash from GAC. With Our MINOR LEAGUE ing lap was a blazing 18.23 vears taught the Pleasant Val- were lunch guests of the Ray Then you can enjoy Ihe convenience of paying all your bills and Marjorie Wieland's at Wel- Prize Dogs followed by a faster turn on ley district here. John E. lard anil oaman Twins 4, Reds 3. with one monthly payment lhat's fitted to your budget. come Corners on N. Broad- Ihe oval at 18.20, breaking his Brake, is their nephew. Rates High One «»f lhe finer dog shows Dodgers 10, Devils 7. own established record of 18.38 Chances are it will be lower than Ihe total you are now Mrs. Mayme Church of way. Dates for the Quota Skating in Western Michigan will Ix? Astros 25, Angels 4. set last week. paying each month. You can plan ahead ... provide for Clarksvllle was a lunch guest Mi' and Mrs. Gordon Stahl, Two brothers from Lowell, Buick Iraa irom presented at iho Civic Audi- Mels 7, White Sox 6. the Amith Stahl's and Tru- Parties for Lowell and Alto extra spending money out of every paycheck. For prompt, and caller of Mrs. Ethel Blank both members of the U. S. torium this Saluiday bj the Giants II, Jets 10. Lyle Earl of Grand Rapids man Stahl and wife were din- Camp Fire Girls and Blue in Contest personal service... stop in or call. Get a cash advance locf U'Pplf Army, were reunited recently tint ml R.ipids Kennel Club. Astros 19. Reds 6. won the first heal, which saw ner guests of the Dean Gei- Birds have been changed to from GAC to pay your bills... or for any good reason. Mrs. Jack Brake. Mr. and In Bamberg, Germany after Three young men from Low- pesis aim disease! Dodgers 10. Mels 6. Lowell's Ralph Lawrence, fin- ger's here, on Sunday. the following: Camp Fire The show, which lx)asts an Mrs. John Dean Stadel and separation which lasted since ell High School earned high Angels 23. Devils 15. ishing a close second. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Bene- Girls. Friday, May 24, and increast of more than 100 en- son Dale "f Carlton, Mr. and December of 19M. honors in the 22nd annual Mels 14, Giants 2. dict of Greenville. Mr. and Blue Birds, Monday, June 3. Irh-s over last year's show, LOAMS UP TO $1000 Mrs. Dewey Farris and chil- Youth Talent Contest, spon- lets 17. While Sox 16. Mrs. Dale Geiger of Lansing. David and James Rogers, Bargain has 704 dogs registered for dren, Debbra, Vicki. David & Both parties will be held sons of Mr. and Mrs. Melvln sored by the Grand Rapids lhe day-long event. county and city police depart- Bobby. Rev. and Mrs. Lee The Jim Geiger family of from 3:30 to 5 p. m. at the (]DH GAC FINJUICE CORPORATION E. Rogers of 318 Avery St., Public Museum and WOOD- ments will be on hand to con- Palmer and son Todd were Lake Odessa, were Sunday American Legion building. The exceptionally hl^h qual- OF LOWELL Lowell, went their separate TV and radio. Bicycl* e SafetyJ dud the checks and talk with dinner guests of Mr. & Mrs. dinner guests of their moth- ity of the judges assigned to ways after spending Christ- the children. John E. Brake, Sunday. Mrs. er, Mrs. Vera Geiger. After- Girls who sold 12 or more They were seniors Kim Hoag lhe show by Ihe American mas at home In 1966. In due Cheek Saturday Leo Kvser of South Lowell and noon guests to join them were boxes of candy In the annual and George Harwood and jun- Kennel Club is listed as the At 10:30 a. m. there will course of time James went to 109 West Mam Street Phone 897-9255 Mrs. Bruce Kyser and chil- lhe Dean Geigers and Mr. & sale are Invited. Each girl ior Cla Avery. leading reason for the in- Pleasant weather and one of Ix? a showing of a safely mov- dren of Vernon were afternoon Mrs. Vaugh Geiger and son, Germany while David spent should bring her own skates and get crease in entries by dub its many by-products, more ie and a talk by one of the CAC MNANCE CORPORATION OF NORTH GRAND RAPIDS a tour of duty in Viet Nam. Hoag took first place hon- bicycle riders, has made the GRAND RAPIDS callers. David of Mt. Pleasant. • or 25c rental. president Steve Hurt. officers in Ihe junior high Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Flow- Now both are stationed in ors in creative writing for his subject of bicycle safety more 2152 Plamfield Avenue. N.E Phone 36 -7387 Roy Stadel of Carlton, fa- The 10 judges involved are school gym. and Mrs. Dalton Stahl and Bamberg. The Happy Bluebirds, this dramatic monologue entitled important than ever. GAG FINANCE CORPORATION OF MICHIGAN ther nf John Dean Stadel has from Michigan. New Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Gray, all week, answered roll call with "Peace Be With You." a psy- Eliminates flies, mosquitos, The ever popular Moose •GRAND RAPIDS been seriously ill and a pa- Their addresses are: Sp4 New York. Canada. Pennsyl- With Ihis in mind, the Low- of Clarksvllle. Bud Gray and what we did on Mother's Day. chological story about a de- crawling pests Chuck Wagon staffed by the 2800 South Division Avenue Phone 241-5661 tient in Pennock Hospital the David A. Rogers. RA 16930411. vania. Georgia. Indiana, and ell Moose Civic Affairs Com- boys, Mike and Pat of near We received our Bluebird ranged killer. Hoag is the son members of the Women of past two weeks. HQ TRP 2nd Sqdn. 2nd A-C. mittee has planned their an- Lowell. Mr. and Mrs. Jay membership pins. of Frances Hoag of 6925 Ky- MADE IN LOWELL Ohio. ihe Moose will Ix? on hand lo APO, New York. New York. a Bargain All major breeds will ix- nual bicycle safety check for provide treats for the children Erb of Freeport were guests ser Road. 09139. and Sp-4 James L. Rog- We attended the annual Saturday. May "iolh. of mother and grandmother, SOLD IN LOV/ELL represented at the unbenched and coffee for the grownups. ers. RA 54952194. Box 10. Co. council fire which was held Avery also was a first-place Mrs. Ethel Blank for Moth- show, along with many breeds C.. 71st Malm Bn.. APO. New Monday, May 20th. winner in architectural draw- As usual the affair will lake All bicycle riders are urged er's Day weekend. rarely spon bv the average York, New York. 09139. ing with a water color paint- place in Ihe parking lot al the lo attend this salety confer- Mrs. Marilyn Stahl and her For Rent At dog lover. ing entitled "Microcosmos." junior high school al 9.30 mother, Mrs. Esther Brooks, The show begins at K a. m RECORD EFFORT was turned In by Lowell High's golf ence. Daniel A. Olmsted. 20, son He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. a. m. Representatives of State. 9 DINE ^ visited grandma Flora Brooks and closes at 8 p. m. nf Mr. and Mrs. Eugene V. Keith Avery of 3699 Alden team when It registered In the Trl-River Conference tourna- at a nursing home at Beldlng Olmsted, 8761 Bailey Drive, Buick. I/Lr ^CUII NEWSNas h Avenue SE. Walter's Admission prices are si for ment at Arrowhead. Coach Jem Smith is shown congratu- Saturday. Ada, was promoted to Army LUMBER MART adults and 50 cents for chil- Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Mow- lating Dale Kropf, whose 81 paced the Red Arrows to an sergeant upon completion of An organizational meeting to Harwood took second place dren. ers Jr. and three daughters 925 West Main Street. Lowell the Infantry noncommissioned explain the 4-H youth program In the fine arts category. He all-time school mark on the links. ers Jr.. daughters Denlse and PHONE: 897-9291 The GRKC donates all Ihe officer candidate course at Ft. and the possibility of starting is the son of Mr. and Mrs. * profits from Its shows l«t Fridoy and Saturday Deanna of Clarksville were at Benning, Ga. some new 4-H clubs in the George Harwood of 12528 36th Now. At your Bui(^ dealer worthy local organizations. yobi- the home of grandma Mrs. 9:30 to 1:30 Lowell school area wfll be Street SW.,. Ethel Blank Friday evening Pvt. Leon J. Dennis, 23, son LHS Golfers Second VY 01 V held In the Runciman school rfr helping in their garden and of Mrs. Paulien Krantz, of Students from approximate- BILL DRAKE building on Monday. May 27, mowing the lawn, with gar- 36th St., Lowell, recently re- ly 50 schools from the area and at 7:30 p. m. den roto tiller and lawn mow- ceived an Army merit medal participated in the competi- gM BOWLING HOURS - Beginning May 1 in Conference Tourney THE HI UTES er buzzing at once. And many while serving with the 10th Any boys and girls, ages 9 tion this year. thanks to them for their help. Transportation Company near to 19, who may be interested CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY AND TUESDAY Lowell High School's varsity Arrowhead layout. Jeff Hoag Sunday Rev. Lee Palmer officiated Long Blnh. Vietnam. in joining 4-H are urged to golf team turned in Its finest followed with 78 and Rock- at the marriage. Saturday attend the meeting with at Open 1 to 5 — Thursday Afternoon score in history Monday to ford's John Hieble was third Army Private Maurice J. 9 to 1 morning at 10 o'clock of a least one parent. Leaders in capture runner-up honors In with 80. Mueller. 18, son of Mr. and Open 7 to 10 friend. Mrs. Emma Miller of I lie area are invited to at- His and hers? Theirs! the Trl-River Conference tour- PAUL HUNT COHBO Mrs. Keith J. Mueller, 629 Wednesday. Thursday. Friday, Saturday. Sunday Kalamazoo and Carl Carlay- tend. nament at Arrowhead GC. One stroke behind was Dale ers at the U. B. Church here. Lincoln Lake, Lowell, Mich., Kropf of Lowell with an SI. Led by the Hoag brothers, The Don Kauffman family completed a field communica- RED PIN BOWLING EVERY Other members of Coach Ger- Comstock Park garnered the were dinner guests Sunday at tions crewman course May 3 SATURDAY NIGHT ry Smith's squad were John championship trophy with a LENA LOU INN the Thomas Kauffmans near at Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo. Elzlnga and Steve Kerr with MEEKH0F total of 323 strokes while Low- Ada Elmdale. During the 8-week course, A free 84's and Tom Koewers with ell followed In second with a 91. he was trained to string wire 340. Rockford scored 344 for from the field to the commu- LUMBER CO. third and was followed by Lowell's best previous team nications center. M45 28th Street, S. E. American Legion a Sparta (355). Beldlng (378) total In four years of golf Instruction was also given and Cedar Springs (396). competition was a 367. record- checking account LANES ed last week In a 15ih place In basic electricity, switch- Paul Hoag took medalist Albn VanderLaan 949-2140 finish In the Class B reglon- C. board installation and opera- honors with an 18-hole total tion and pole climbing. als at Hickory Hills. FREE WW 805 East Main Street, Lowell of 76, five over par on the Delivery—Estimates Mrs. Helen Koewers, Manager Greenville defeated Ionia in AUCTIONEER a special playoff for the re- to all newlyweds, Phono 897-I5M S&H Green Stamps Tentative gional title with Forest Hills "Ask the People I Have Sold For" —ILA'S— finishing third. CLIP AND SAVE nm Phont Grand Rapids 452-3521 DECORATING Coaching The Ledger-Suburban Life SERVICE for one year, Want Ads Get Results! Dog Boarding Memorial Day Jobs Listed Papering & Painting SCHOOL SEE MV LINE OF and Exercising Tentative coaching assign- * FLOWERS ments for the 1968-69 school GASOLINE... at WALLPAPER BOOKS from Union Bank. LUNCinM T 968 FOR SALE - Labrador Re- SHAMPOO — Your own rugs. Lowell Ledger-Suburban Life, May 23, 1968 GARAGE SALE—Clean rum- mage Wednesday evening, Religious Encyclopedia "J Gala Dance Obituary LOWELL LEDGER AND triever, Call 897-9198 c7 Cleans and brightens like SUBURBAN LIFE n e w. Electric shampooer Thursday and Friday, 9 to BASEMENT - Waterproofing PIANO INSTRUCTION—Cla8R- NELLIE BRESNAHAN Church of the Nazarene GET YOUR — Geraniums at machine rental only |1 per 9. Clothing all sizes Some Wanted Real Estate lofl or jazz Adult begmners Saturday at 201 North Washington Lowell, Michigan WANT ADS Koetsier's Greenhouse 39 day. 1 quart Rug-Mate and repair. Cement work. antiques Good baby furni- Goes to Press Again Chimney repair. Free estl- course. Home or studio, Wm. 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Michigan. c39tf For More Information each one a specialist in his fore Noon on Tuesdays. 3087. cS-tf day's scholar. • Mod" mood. Mr. and Mrs. Young Peoples' Meeting 6:45 P, M. HAVE YOUR COPPER FIBERGLASS RESIN - The TOP YIELDING - Pioneer SEWING MACHINES - Re- field ED SULLIVAN — Pump ser- com and sorghum for grain William Serene. Mr. and Mrs. Evening Worship 7:45 P. M. liletime coating for your paired. Parts lor all makes LADIES — To work full or Individual volumes will be Area SHOW TODAY vice and well repair. 24 hr. and forage, and alfalfas to Call: DOK REALTY. Inc. Introductory material for William Hollway and Mr. and Thursday Prayer Meeting 7:30 P. M. boat. 15.95 a gallon, Wil- All work guaranteed. 15 part time, to demonstrate priced at $14.95 each and will CaU 454-3340 service. 538-9187, or 538-6696. fit all your needs. Order this reprint edition was pre- Mrs. John Wardrop are in liams Radio and TV. 126 N. years of service in area. home decorative items Must be bound in long-lasting buck- c52tf from me now for the widest B97-8427 pared by one of the most em- charge of arrangements. p6-9 Hudson. Lowell. Phone TW Call 676-1940. C7 have car. No investment, ram. A special price of $12.95 Church choice of varieties, John Van inent and knowledgeable Bible For Sale 7-9340. «c3tf coUecting or delivering For per volume is offered for FOR SALE — Hotpoint auto- Driel. Phone 866-4266 c3-« TV ANTENNAS—Double con- scholars of today. Dr. Wilbur those who purchase the entire CHICKEN — And shrimp, in information call 454-3340. PICTURE WINDOW - Plate matic washer, $25 1959 Pon- ical. 16.95. Williams Radio M. Smith. Children's or out. anytime at Riverview LANDSCAPING - And esca- VM set on a subscription plan. Directory FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH... in ALTO tine Catalina, good motor Bulldozing TV Marina. 126 N. Hudson glass 52 x 70", wood frame vatmg. Black dirt and top "McClintock and Strong." as Corner 61th and Bancroft Ave. Inn. Lowell. . c3tf fit Lowell TW7-9340 c29-tf WANTED — Someone to plow, FOR SALE —1 lot 66 x 142' ST. MARY ALTAR 62 x 77" overall, $30. 676- and for parts, $50. Bicycle soil. Fill dirt, sand, clay. it has become popularly disc, drag a small garden at 624 N High Street. A RE- SOCIETY SALE NEAR Day at the Sunday School 10 a. m. Worship 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. 9637, c7 and trtke parte, used and SINGER Z1G ZAG - Sewing Call us before you hire Gravel for parking lots and INTERIOR DECORATING - known, is held in high regard spot. 1647 Johnson Road, TRACTION on last week's SAMPLING IIORS D'OEUVRES scheduled for St. Robert s St. Michael's Vonth Hour 6:99 p. m. some new. Some used bikes. machine. Everything built driveways. Trenching and Remodeling, painting, spray by scholars of today and oc- 1964 RAMBLER - Classic * Free Estimates ad—my WIFE ig tired of Whether buying for fam- Wednesday Prayer Fellowshlp-8 p. m. TW 7-8151, c7 in for buttonholes designs, or brush Also exterior Saranac, 642-4878, p7 cupies a key position on ref- Church "mod" parly Saturday are Mrs. William llollway Episcopal Church 770 2-Door hardtop, over- * lowest Rates tiling, drain fills and dry cutting the grass. p-7 ily needs or just a collector Baptist Church monograms, blind hems, etc. painting and remodeling. 2963 Wycllff Dr. S. E. Richard A. Beach, Pastor hauled V-8, new shocks, new FOR SALE - Washer dryer, * By Job or Hour wells installed Call 676-9422 ART LINKLETTER - Warns erence shelves of seminaries, looking for antiques or any- (left). Barbie Haarman and Mrs. Stephen llaarman. Photo Cost over 1300 new. Will sell For estimates call 5I7-8S1- departments of religion in uni- Morning Prayer and Com- Donald Sunman. Director nf Youth and Music driveshaft, new paint. 3- stove, refrigerator. 2 piece or EM 3-1014. i4-7 you to be a fashion show FOR"SALE - 1 lot, 66 x 142' thing unusual, it might be bv Bimle Bimdorf. Sunday is Children's Day at for final eight payments of CALL 866-5696 4494 c29tf versities and colleges, and in munion—16 A. M. speed automatic and con- sectional, vacuum. TV. and director for Bee Line Fash- at 624 N. High Street, Low- found at the outdoor sale held the Lowell Baptist Church |N.1R monthly. Will give one FOR SALE - 23" Zenith re- reference libraries Many in- Nursery and Sunday School Telephone: 868-3011 sole. bucket seats. |840 or 2 chairs. Top quality. 949- ions. Car necessary. No in- ell. I'm tired of cutting by St. Mary Altar Society this Rev. Robert Reynhout. pro- year guarantee. Trades ac- mote control TV. Golden COLORFUL - Napkins, im- stitutions of higher learning through 12th Grade best offer. 868-2711. c7 7547. C-7 vestment, CaU Dutton. 696- grass p6 Thursday and Friday. May 23 motional director for the Reg- cepted For a free home tri- Video tuner, excellent con- pnnted with name or names have been unable to find a Rev. John Stanley. Jr., Vicar ANDERSON 6283. C7-8 and 24. ular Baptist Children's Home ANNUALS BY THE - Flat MOVING SALE — Clothing al. call today. No obligation. dition. 1135. 949-0196, c4-7 f o r weddKigs. receptions, 3 BEDROOM RANCH-Large set or have seen their present Bulldozing Service parties, showers and other The sale will be held al CHURCH of St. Louis. Michigan, will or dozen. Petunias, pansies. toys, odds and ends. Thurs- 534-5448, Electro Hygiene WANTED — Two section 3 two stall garage, recreation set wear out with constant SHOP SATURDAY - At Wal- occasions Dinner. Luncheon Lincoln Lake Road. Lowell be the guest speaker. He will snapdragons, asters, mari- day and Friday. 1072 East- c6-7 point hitch drag. CaU 949- room, extra storage closets. use. ter's Lumber Mart. 925 from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. explain the work and services Calvary Memorial golds. salvia. Potted double mont SE. 1 rtock East of or cocktail The Lowell Led- 3026 c7 13590 Forest River Drive. ALTON BIBLE CHURCH IT'S TRUE — Cattle prefer QUALITY ALL THE WAY - West Main Street. Lowell, ger. 105 North Bn»adway "Cyclopedia of Biblical. The- For more information call of the home. Assembly of God petunias and geraniums. For Forest Hills. c7 897-8408. c48tf 3-Mlle and Lincoln Lake Rd. Pioneer 985 Sorghum Sudan- The Walter's Way, Every- Call 897-9291. Open dally un- Street. Lowell, 897-9261 SEVENTY-FIVE MEN YEED- ological, and Ecclesiastical Lowell TW 7-7988 or Tw 7- SERVICES Rev. Reynhout will teach Orchard View School shade begonias, impatience, Rev. Donald Stone. Interim Pastor Phone 452-4498 ' grass. Farmers like it for thing for the home. Complete til 6; Fridays until 9. Dis- c47-tf , ED—Large expanding chain QUALITY HOMES—In highly Literature" covers the entire 7793. the Bible Class at 10 a. m 3-Mlle at Lefflnwell, N. E. lobelia and coleus. Birch- LOWELL METHODIST CASCADE CHRISTIAN its high yield and rapid re- building, planning L finan- cover why everyone says. now taking appbeations for restricted area, Vergennes and speak at both services. Morning Service 19:ll A. M. 10:90 A. M. Worship 7:30 Worship wood Gardens. 730 Godfrey growth. We also have a cing service. Open daily un- "Quality all the Way, the GRAVEL — And bulldozing. ful! or part-time positions. & Scenic View Plat, 1 mile Thursday, May 23. Adult Sunday School 11:11 A. M. Sunday School 11:90 A. M. to Noon Street. Lowell. TW 7-77J7. Thursday, May 23. W.S.C.S. RASMUS til 6: Fridays until 9; and Walter s Way." c6tf Call Weeks-Richard Gravel, No experience necessary. north of LoweU, F, H. A. Choir rehearsal. 8 p. m. Wednesday Praver Meeting and Good News Club. 7:30 p. m. good supply of Pioneer Me- meets at 8 p. m. in the IN MEMORIAM Christ Ambassadors (Youth) c7 phone TW 7-7760 or TW 7- Company wUl train. Need and Conventional financing Friday, May 24. Boy Scouts Water Well Drilling dium and early seed corn. nil day Saturdays. Walter's Church Lounge. The Program: 6:» P. M. "The gift of God is eternal life"—Rom. 6:23 PIANO TUNING - And repair 8143. cSltf agressive and willing work- available. This housing de- will leave the church at 6:30 Mychowiak—In loving mem- POODLE - White toy. shots. Verne Wenger. 11554 IDOth Lumber Mart, 925 West Sgt, Robinson of the Kent Evangelistic Service ?:•• P.M. Independent Fundamental Pump Sales 4 Service Mam Street. Lowell 897-9291. service. Registered crafts- ers. Age—under 35. 13.90 per velopment ig dedicated for p. m. for an overnight camp ory of my beloved wife. Flor- 9 months old, housebroken. Street. Alto. 868-3714, c6-8 FILL SAND OR GRAVEL - County Sheriff's Department Rev. Daniel Roehl. Minister Satisfaction Guaranteed man. member of Piano Tech- hour. CaU Glendale 2-4587. fine residential homes, Wil- at Camp Gay-Ion. near Hart. ence. who passed away one AKC registered, |100. After c6tf Loaded at our pit or deliv- will speak. All interested lad- Registered with Mich, Dept. 1963 LAYTON—Travel Trail- nicians Guild. Call GL2-6690 c7-tf liam Schreur, Developer and Michigan, The boys will be year ago. May 28, 1967. 4:30 call 897-3735, c.7 ered. Byron Weeks. 12329 ies of the area are invited, of Health er. 16". in excellent condition RUMMAGE SALES - 3 big or 241-3760 c48tf Builder Phone 997-9189. c35tf involved in work projects and Ada Christian Reformed sales at 2674 . 2688, and 27D0 Gee Drive. Lowell. TW 7- WANTED — Ride from Low- Saturday. May 25. Jr. MYF Trust Him when dark clouds 601K Montcalm. UN K-3293. morwill the passing of tests. YOUR Kraft SE. Baby, children, 8286 cltf ell to Grand Rapids. CaU meets at the church parking assail thee. Church Ph. 693-2283 lot at 6:30 p. m. to leave for Saturday, May 25. Church maternity, and adult cloth- 887-9578. C7 Trust Him when thy strength Morning Worship 9:29 A. M. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH MOUP a picnic outing. awards class 9 to 12. TAGS Clarksvllle. Mich. DODGE 1965 - Polara 4-door ing. Furniture, stove, dish- is small: Sundav School 11:10 A. M. WANTED TO RENT — 8 or Sunday, May 26, Church at from 10 to 12. Choir rehears- Main at Division — I^well, Michigan P0NT1AC-0LDS c5tf hardtop. All power, clean es. cameras, lawn mower, R. J. Timmer Trust Him when to simply Evening Worship 7:60 P. M. IMPROVEMENTS 4 bedroom house in Lowell. 8:45 and 11 a. m. (Confirma- als, junior high. 9 a. m.. chil- REV. ROBERT WEBBER. PASTOR Call 949-6304, dW jig saw. table saw. out- Fof Rent s the Bookltt you trust Him k Ike Ftreit Hflb Area FOR SALE — Poodle pup- 676-1004 C7-8 mrtinUFE tion chtes will be received in dren's choir. 10. Cherub choir, Iniard motor, and much Seems the hardest thing of Services at 8:45 and 11:90 A.M. pies, 2 male, 4 female. 3 BASSET HOUNDS—AKC reg- Realty to church membership at the 11 a. m. Ada Community more. Wednesday, May 29. HELP WANTED - Full or Sunday, May 26, Worship all. Churrh School at 9:45. Classes for All Ages Over Two are black, one is apricot, istered. Males and females. NOW WITHOUT 11 o'clock service). Church Reformed Church JCEJAGER 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. rt-time Flexible working BIG CROOKED LAKE services and Sunday school, Trust Him when thru doubts one cream, one tan. Call Exceltenl linei.. Phone 158- School. 9:45 a. rn. Classes for 7227 Thomapple River Drive 1196 ARGO-MMM uth. Cunvenient for house Newer two bedroom hiinra- 9:15 a. m. and 10:30. At the and sunshine Sermon: "ON BEING FULLY HUMAN" 451-3301 or 456-5742. c-7 2253. C6-7 FOR SALE - 24" boys bike, Valley Vista E all ages. Sr. MYF meets at Morning Worship..1I:M A. M. CASH wife with children. Call 361- low, year around, 75" lakdi mt 10:30 service, special guests All they cares upon Him Nursery During The 11:90 A. M. Servicc 112. 2 chests. 15 and HO. "HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR the Orion Thaler home. 12920 Sundav SchtM)L...Il:» A M. Wittenbach FOR TUTORING - Of all HAY FOR SALE - 30c a 6205, c7 lot. 2 car garage IT ulNi with will be members of the Fur- •; cast- 949-5435 36th St., Lowell, for a "fare- Evening Worship. .5:« P. M. elementary subjects, remed- bale. After 4 o'clock. Cooke. Apartments 14.000 down Also additional niture City American Legion Till the storm of life is over. Sales & Service Co. WANTED TO BUY - Year's well get-together" honoring We invite you to make ial reading a speciality. Ph. 5434 Tliornapple River Dr, VEGETABLE - And flower vacant 75' lot. 13.660, Post. And thy trusting days are 897-9227—Lowell, Mich. Up to $5,000 size baby bed. TW 7-7225, FAMILY MEMORIAL" graduating seniors. this community church 676-1159 for more informa- C6-7 plants by the flat or dozen. 1-Bedroom Apt.—6115.60 Monday. May 27, Boy Scouts past, C7 As your Sealmark Rock of Ages Authorized Monday, May 27. Bible Stu- your church home. m tion. C7 Hard to find varieties of NO MONEY DOWN FLAT RIVER P-7 • HORSE SHOEING—And trim- 2-Bedroom Apt —1140.90 dy-Prayer Fellowship meets 7 p. m. vegetable plants, Big Boy About 4 acre lot on Whites Dealer we'd be happy to give you a free copy Welcome to all! West lowell United Brethren Church ming services available. 7 YEARS TO PAY BABYSITTER WANTED-Pre- al the parsonage. 8-9:3j0 J3f m. TRINITY LUTHERAN . v: CARD OF THANKS Tomatoes, yellow tomatoes, Bridge Road, scenic view, West (irand River Drive. Lowell Roger Fleser. 13643 West Included with rent is Heat fer live in. Pony for sale, All welcome. early and late cabbage At Lou Monthly Payments 12,790. terms. Distincfive Memorials f«r over IM Yean u ] We wish thank all our Point Drive. Bass Lake, and Water. Carpeting in Bed- 120 Saranac 642-91M after Wednesday, May 29. Junior Thursday, May 23. The Girl Eastmont Reformed Rev. Lloyd Dawson Birchwood Gardens. 730 God- • relatives, neighbors & friends Gowan. (ill) evenings. Tru- Full Insurance 5 p. m. p-7 LOWELL Choir practices at 6:45 p. m.. Scout Troop will present "The Church frey St., Lowell. TW 7-7737. rooms and Living Rm. 12 ft. I^owell Granite Company First Mrs. Paris," a one-act , for all the prayers, flowers, SUNDAY SCHOOI/—10:00 A. M. fani 9K4-5447. p6 I3 We pay the labor or Acre lot in city, wooded. Sr. Choir practices at 7:30 Cor. Ada Dr. & Forest Hills c7 Ref., Electric Range. Disposal WANTED — Old guns, knives, comedy at 7:30 p. m. in St. candy, cards, and fruit: and MORNING WORSHIP—11:90 A. M. materials only ITi.DOO, m E. Main Street. Lowell - M7-7I9I p. m. "The Church Where There Are FREE - Two cute little kit- and Air Conditioning swords, cartridges, war rel- Isadore's Church auditorium. to the blood donors, and for PRAYER SERVICE WEI)NESDAY-7:» P. M. FOR SALE - 1954 Chevy Sunday, June 2, "Cap and No Strangers" tens. 7 weeks old. Get them at ics, etc. 897-7619 after 6 M-91 Sundav. May 26. Human all the acts of kindness shown ton pick-up. new tires, in Gown" Sunday (Graduating WELCOMES YOU at 1011 N. Hudson. Lowell. p, m. or by chance, c-7-8 S'Milli of LoweU 6 acrea. Rights Sunday, Services 8:30 us during my stay in the hos- COME AND WORSHIP WITH US good condition. 10 hp cub Please call 897-8427 Seniors are our honored guests Services: 16 A. M I 7 P. M. P-7 wooded with right of way. and 10:45 a. m. Sunday School pital and since my return cadet tractor with blade, for more information WANTED — Baby sitting job at the 11 o'clock service). Sunday School: 11:15 A. M. SI .500 additional 20 acres ad- all ages, 9:30 a. m. Luther home. wheel weights, a disc, and WALTER'S for summer months. Have Church. 8:45 and 11 a. m. Rev. J. R. Euwema, Pastor . joining available May divide, League, 6 p. m. Mr. & Mrs. Earl Kinyon chains; and a '61 Chevy ra- references and experience Church School. 9:45 a. m. Par. 4637 Ada Dr. 949 1373 RENTAL AGENT: c-7 CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH dio. 897-9014. c7 Ada-Cascade area. 676-1036 LOWELL-SARANAC AHEA COMING SOON: Vacation ADA CONGREGATIONAL ""Mc Church School. June 18-21 and USED TRUCKS FOR SAIJ: - 1961 Dodge C7-8 40 acre poultry farm. Mod- UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST (iARAGE SALE — Saturday. 25-28. Thursday, May 23, Crusa- CARD OF THANKS Eastmont Baptist Wagon. Gas space heater, ernized three-bedroom home, HUDSON AND SPRING STREETS, LOWELL, MICHIGAN ' May 25th. Table, very old. Dok Realty, Inc. WANTED - Silver certlfi- ders & Youth choir 4 p. m. 1966 FORD cb set. and lead pot. Call barn, 2 poultry buildings. UQStC We wish to thank the rela- Church These Fine Used Cars Gas stove. Riding lawn cates. Highest prices paid FOR FINE, LIMP OR DRY HAIR ADA COMMUNITY REF. Senior Choir, 7:30. Rev. Charles C. Davis. Minister 887-7582. C-7 122.900. tives and friends for the cards —5638 Cascade Road- V-8. ton, 4 speed trans- mower and Electric trailer In cash. Redemption time Sunday, May 26. Morning Sermon: "ONE POSSESSED" Thursday, May 23, Guild for and flowers while at the hos- Morning Worship 9:45 A. M. mission. 4 wheel drive with brakes Clothing, Odds and FOR SALE — Nite crawlers. is running so sell now. We WANTED worship and Sunday School, Worship Service and Church School at 10:90 A. M. at WITTENBACH'S J first Texturizer for hair ^ Christian Service meeting op- pital, and the many acts of Sunday School 11:90 A. M. Warren locking front hubs. ends. 7810 Leonard NE off 11.30 a hundred Go to east FOR RENT — Upper apart- also buy gold, silver dol- 2 or 3 bedroom home in or 10 a. m. Pilgrim Fellowship, Nursery Provided en to the entire congregation, kindness since my return Youth Meetings 7:99 P. M. Very clean. Honeycreek Road. Ada. p-7 end of town to Superior ment. furnished. 3 rooms & lars, etc. CaU 363-6521 or near LoweU. up to $20,110. Available at 8 pm. Special feature will be 4 p. m. Evening Worship 7:96 P. M. Furniture, turn North on bath. Private entrance. Nice GL 8-6424 or write Academy c6-7 Monday, May 27, 8 p. m., GARAGE SALE - Friday 6c Carol Knooihuisen. who was - ^Mr & Mrs. Albert Martin Primary Cluirch-9:45 A. M. 1963 FORD Washington Street to 514. for one or two adults. No of Coins. 1543 College Ave- Saturday, May 24lh and Oth an exchange student to Swe- Annual meeting at Pilgrim For Ages 4 Through 8 Oldsmobiles Phone 897-7956 Robert Wal- pets. CaU after 5 p. m, TW nue NE. Grand Rapids c-7 c-7 V-8. 2 ton. 4 speed transmiss- V« mile past the second den. She will tell of her ex- Manor. Boy Scouts, 7 p. m. t Rev. Richard GUaspy lers. Lowell. Mich. c7 7-7610. p6-7 ADA DRUG STORE 1967 Vista Craber Station Wagon 12.995 ion. 2 speed rear axel, stake bridge on M-91 North. Free WANTED — Day cook. Apply R. J. Timmer perience and show slides of EASTMONT REFORMED Telephone 676-5451 Club news, coming events 0AKHILL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1967 Delmont "88' 4-dr. Hardtop, Air Conditioned .13,295 rack ivith hoist coffee. c7 FOR RENT - Email two in person at Lowell Cafe. her travels. The Knooihuisen's '56 STUDEBAKER - Wagon, and social items must be Trinity 1966 *98' Luxurv Sedan—Loaded with Optionals --12.695 bedroom house outside town. Lowell. p-7-8 Emergency Phone 676-1816 have an exchange student liv- Thursday, May 23. Mr. and good mechanically. Frame Realty SERVICE AT BECKWITH SCHOOL 1966 Vista Cralser Station WagMi 62,415 1965 DODGE PICKUP FOR SALE—Frigidaire elec- Mrs. Club will have a steak submitted by noon on Mon- Lutheran Church trallei' for sailboat. About Gas. two chUdren allowed ing with them from Norway Condltloaed.il ,995 tric range 40", double oven, Ada, Michigan. Offirr phone fry at the home of Mr. and day. (L C A) —2405 Leonard. N. E. 1966 Delmont '88' 2-dr. Hardtop, Air Half-ton. 4 speed transmission, 1.M0 feet air dried white No dogs. 175 month. Call who is attending Lowell High timer, etc. Like new. Orig- 676-3901. Res. phone 949 0139; Mrs. Lotterman al 7:S0 p. m 2790 E. Fulton Road 1965 Jetstar W 4-dr, Hardtop JIJK heavy duty tires and springs. oak for marine construction. TW 7-7668 after 5 p. m. c-7 School. Refreshments will be 1965 Delta '88' 4-dr, Hardtop .i 11.715 Choice of three. inal cost 1550. sell for 1160, or salesmen. Mr. Fahmi, W7- Friday. May 14, RCYF will Sunday Services WORSHIP AND SUNDAY SCHOOL—10 A. M. Best offers. CaU 676-4451. served after the meeting. 1964 Dynamic '88' 4-dr, Sedan 11.195 White double kitchen sink FOR RENT — Tent camper, 9334. w Mr. Divine, 676-9124. leave on a tenting and canoe- 8:30 A. M. and 19:45 A. M. GAS and OIL ""SSSr Sunday. May 26. 10 a. m.. MA & Pastor: REV. JAMES R. REA 1963 Cutlass 2.Door S1.J95 I960 FORD end fixtures. |6. 949-1485, sleeps