Acts win place on Showboat

Playing before an audience of close to a thousand people, contestants of the Lowell Show- boat's Talent Search discover- f ed the thrill of rightfully earn- ed applause on Saturday night. For several weeks prior to the finals, there has been a steady flow of applications to y»e Lowell Showboat headquar- ters requesting the opportunity of an audition. In due course, all entries were processed, in- dividuals and groups notified and the auditions held three nights of the last week. Then on Saturday. July 17, the final contest was held on stage, in front of the Showboat in Low- ell. The 28 acts, which had a to- tal of 99 performers, included Vol. 72—No. 15 LOWELL, MICH., THURSDAY, JULY 22. 1965 singers, dancers, musicians, pan- tomine and marionette special- ities. From this group, the pro- fessional entertainment judges Oris C. Smith had to select six winning ails. MM Fishing derby attracts 120 This was a very difficult assign- One hundred and twenty chil- passes July 17 ment due to the tremendous Bud & Jack" 'The Gramers" • The Marionette'' dren took several pounds of Oris C. Smith, 820 North Wash capabilities of all the entertain- fish from McEwen Lake Satur- inglon Street, Lowell, passed ers. day in the annual fishing derby away at the age of 85 on Sat- All Talent Search winners will sponsored by the Moose Civic urday. July 17, at Butterworth appear one night on the Show- Affairs Committee. Hospital in Grand Rapids. boat. with the exception of one group who will be scheduled But the size of their catch Funeral services were held to take part on two evenings. was insignificant compared to Tuesday afternoon at the Roth The schedule of appearance the food they consumed during Funeral Home with the Rev. of the winners was comoleted the picnic—50 pounds of ham- Russell Spray of the Lowell on Monday afternoon bv Show- burgers. 200 hot dogs, potato Nazarene Church officiating. boat's Entertainment Director, salad, and more than 300 bot- Mr. Smith was a retired em- William Jones, to conform to tles of soft drinks. ployee with the Pere Marquette- Pennsylvania Railroad. He was the other professional entertain- Two big buses donated by the ment. Then Mondav evening, the YMCA and the American Le- married to Anice Goldner on October 16. 1906; they celebra- winners were called and the gion, left the lodge at 8:30 night of their appearance was a. m. Saturday and within an ted their 58th wedding anniver- sary last year. The Smiths confirmed. hour more than 30 boatloads of Mondav. Julv 26. "Farmer eager youngsters were seeking moved to Lowell in 1922. Besides his wife, Anice, Mr. Bud and Jack's Country Pick- not only fish but the prizes in' " (Bud Drew and Jack Tay- that went with the catch. Smith is survived by two sons, Kenneth and Albert, both of lor) a banjo and guitar special- Enjoying the fourth annual ty act from the Holland-Zeeland Lowell; one daughter, Mrs. Ida "The Shilos" The Madrigal Singers' outing as well as the kids were Quinn of Grand Rapids; three area. Also, the Madrigal Sing- the judges C. H. Runciman, grandchildren; 3 great-grand- ers of Grand Rapids will take Herb Reynolds, Steve Nisbet last Saturday, the audience let children; several nieces and part in the show. * and Myron Henry. Earl Stark- nephews; and a host of friends. Oc Tuesday. July 27. "The the judges, as well as the Gra- weather was bustling around mers. know that this was one Following the memorial ser- Marionetteer." Marvin Heilman taking pictures and Faith Mar- of the acts that should be on vices, interment was made in of Saranac will "pull the strings" shall was dipping in the lake. the Showboat. The Gramers Oakwood Cemetery. to make his dancing, skating, Working the chow line were merry-mystery marionettes per- will appear on Saturday, July members of the Women of the form. 31. Moose who met the hungry Prowten reported in Wednesday, July 28. "The "The Talent Search winners, piscators as they came from northwest section of city Shervlettes. an attractive chorus even though they will be putting the lake. girl line from the Detroit Sub- their best entertainment foot First prize for the most fish Lowell Police have had sev- urb. Southfield, will depict and forward." pointed out Lowell went to Dorothy Burton. Elaine eral complaints in the last dance to an Artists and Models Showboat president William S. Stromzand and Albert Kline week on prowlers and window routine that pleased the audi- Doyle, "will be one act of the caught the smallest fish. Den- peepers in the northwest sec- tion and finalist judges, as well star-studded cast of the Show- nis Finkler caught the largest tion of the city. as the audience on Saturday. boat every evening. July 26-31." fish. About midnight Sunday, neigh- It is expected that the Wed- Heading the array of talent Typical Vil Abner & Daisy Mae win In the LIT Abner and Daisy bors called the police, when they nesday night audience of the will be George Gobel well known Debbie and Bemle Condon, Jr., walked away with the prizes Mae costume contest. Debbie heard voices outside the I. O. Showboat will also indicate their comedian of television, radio, in the L'U Abner and Daisy Mae contests at the annual Moose and Bernie Condon, jr., walked Altenberger home at 964 River- approval of this eye-appealing movies, and stage. Also Betty Civic Affairs Fishing Derby on Saturday, Jaiy 17, at McEwen off with lop honors, according side Drive. number. Johnson, attractive singer on Lake. They are the children of Mr. and Mrs'. Bernie Condon, to Mel Lewis Chairman of the Police arrived just in time to Thursday night. July 29. the the Don McNeill's Breakfast Segwnn Avenue. Route i, Lowell. event. see two youths run from be- "Madrigals" of Grand Rapids Club. Jack Paar. Perry Como Monday, Lewis expressed his tween the houses. A ladder was .again will be featured as one and many other television and sincercst appreciation on behalf found against the side of the • of the Talent Search winners. radio network programs. of the Moose Civic Affairs Com- building. This group of young adults, who "Although we have sent news mittee to the YMCA and Ameri- Other families in the area for most part will be starting releases to all of the media in can Legion for the use of the have seen prowlers in their their freshman year in college Western Michigan about the en- buses, to the residents who do- yards, but only a few cases this fall, have been singing to- tire line up of stars for this nated life jackets and boats, were reported to the authorities. gether for the oast eleven mon- year's Showboat, we do want members who worked in the ths under the direction of Rich- to be certain that everyone is boats and on the chow line, the CLOSED IN AUGUST ard Calkins. Choral Music Di- reminded that the 1965 Show- judges, photographer, and to all rector of Creston High School. boat's presentation contains 99 others who contributed their Bemie's Barbershop will be The "Madrigals" have been on- percent professional entertain- time and efforts to make this closed for vacation August 9- their-own since graduation time ers of national fame." Doyle a very successful event. 21. C15-17 singing for their friends, them- emphasized. selves and for the entertain- "Besides Gobel and Johnson, ment of audiences at evdnts there's 250 pounds of fun in such as the Showboat. Mike Caldwell's performance .. Council calls hearing on new Friday. July 30. the "Shilos" plenty of glamous and dance-a- of Lowell will oresent a medley bility provided by the Cassidy of cheerful folk songs, accom- TV-Dancers, cheoregraphed by zoning ordinance for August 23 panying themselves with two Perry Como's show dance The City Council Monday Foreman SL Project guitars and a bass fiddle. The director ... and the Sheffields night were given the final The Kent County Road Com- three young men. Jerry Adams. band that will play the tunes draft of a new city zoning or- mission wiH start installing new Mike Powers and Jim Powers preferred by the young folks. dinance by the City Planning drainage structures on Foreman are not only talented musicians, The Sheffields will appear on "The Shervlette Dancers' Commission, that has been un- Street, between the C & O Rail- but their voices blend nicely to- Monday. Tuesday and Wednes- der study for the past several road tracks and Gee Drive in gether in a happy, melodius day nights only. months. the next few weeks. sound. In addition to the profession- The council ordered a public The city will take over the The Talent Search Judges se- als and Talent Search winners, Services held Wednesday Firemen moke three Catch biggest, smallest, mostest lected the "Song'n-Dance-Gram- the experienced Showboat In- hearing on the zoning ordinance b of grading, widening and for Nora Baird, aged 75 trips to barn fire Dorothy Burton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Burton, for Monday, August 23. lacktopping the road, after the ers" of Flint as another one terlocutor. Endmen. Showboat S Chorus and Band can be de- Conrt Drive, Uwefl, left, won the award for catching the most The 52-page ordinance pre- drainage structures are install- of the top six winners. Gary Funeral Mass was held on Lowell firemen made three fhh at the annual fishing derby for area kids Saturday. Dennis and Shelly Gramer have been pended on for their traditional pared with the help of Scott ed. Wednesday morning at 9:30 for trips to a barn fire near the Flakier, second from left, scored the largest catch. Elaine dancing together for a goodly music and comedy, to complete Bagby Associates, City Plan- Construction of a new well Mrs. Nora Baird. 11087 Fulton corner of 2 Mile Road and Par- an evening of fun. festivity and Stormzand, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stormzand, North ning Consultants, covers in 14 house at the No. 2 well site on number of their twelve and thir- Street. Lowell, at St. Mary's nell Avenue. Monday night and Washington St, a«l Albert Kline, son of Mr. and Mrs. Les teen years of age... and their entertainment for everyone in sections a plan for regulated Foreman Street is expected to Church. Tuesday morning. performance reflects their abil- your family," concluded Mr. Kline, C2t High Street, tied in the division for smallest catch. growth of the city. The present be complete in about a week. Mrs. Baird passed away at The first call was at 11:30 on Sy- Doyle. zoning ordinance does not ade- O. E. Bierl and Sons are doing her home on Monday afternoon Monday night when a horse torn At the Talent Search finals. quately cover industrial and the construction. The well will July 19. at the age of 75. rented by Aida J. Winchel who multiple family dwellings in its be put on the city mains some- Schedule recepHon for Gets preview of She is survived by one son, lives at 3439 Murray Lake Ave., provisions. time in August, City Manager alities of the endmen. the clev- Wayne; and a host of friends. burned to the ground. Other sections in the new or- Coiigrtsstaial leader Olson predicted. er costumes are always a high- Interment was made in Oak- A horse in the barn, was des- WMV campus life dinance will provide for off- Ford OH Monday, 'uly 26 The council authorized the light of yearly appearances. wood Cemetery. troyed in the blaze. The fire street parking on all new busi- manager to secure equipment The costumes are furnished was out of control when the ness industrial and apartment foi a gas chlorination feeder of House Republican leader and Most of the more than 4,000 by Barnes' Costume Company, firemen arrived. the water supply from this well. representative from the fifth freshmen students who will en- units. Davenport. Iowa At 8 a. m. on Tuesday morn The city in the new ordinance The council was told that this District, Gerald R. Ford, jr., ter Western Michigan University ing the firemen were called will be divided into three resi- would save about 11.400 per yr. nished to the stars of the 1965 will be guest of honor at a re- this 'all will know something back after the fire had smolder- dential areas: A-l, one family The council also agreed to l Mister Interlocutor. Forrest Showboat by AzzareUo Chevro- ception on Monday, July 26, he- of campus activities and land- ed and spread to an old col- residential: A-2, one family the continuation of injecting Buck, will celebrate his birth- let and Buick, West Main St., fore he is guest captain on marks when they arrive, thanks lapsed building. Later in the residential and A-3, residential poly-phospates into the water day on Saturday, July 24. just Lowell. opening night of the Lowell to the university's summer orien- morning, the firemen want back and garden apartment districts. supply to reduce the rust and before the opening of the Show- The local Chevrolet agencies Snowboat. tation program. for the third lime when grass There are also AA residential red water problem. Last year boat on July 26. has placed four Buicks at their The incoming freshman, oft- around the barns caught fire. A press conference, with over and agriculture and A-suburban, this water treatment cost the disposal during Showboat week, en accompanied by their par- At 10:30 a. m. on Tuesday 100 members of area news- to provide for the unplatted city some 1800. It doesn't seem possible, that July 26-31. ents are visiting the WM cam- morning, the firemen were call- papers, radio and TV and oth- areas of the city. Zoning Variation Voided there are only four more pitch- pus this summer to map out ed to the Maynard Barton resi- er community leaders will be The commercial and indus- in'-in days before Showboat future study programs, meet A variation in the zoning or- A popular music group, the dence at 475' South Hudson to held prior to the general re- trial areas are divided into 4 dinance given to the Nazarene The Showboat endmen, Ron time. their counselors and learn their Sheffields will make an appear- extinguish a grass fire start- ception. areas: D-l, manufacturing dis- Church by the Planning Com- Hoist, Charles Hoffman, Ron way around university build- ance Monday. Tuesday and ed by burning paper. trict; C-3, General business: mission was voided after Ted Weeks, Gordon Gould, Loren The Moose Civic Affairs Com- The public may meet Mr. ings. Wednesday evenings only. Ford at the Showboat dock on C-2. central business district Walker, 415 Avery St., pro- Wohlford and Dick McNeal ac- mittee headed by Mel Lewis, Under the direction of Harry and C-l, planned neighborhood tested that he had not been companied by this year's inter- put up the seats* in the Show- NOTICE OF North Riverside Drive, between Lawson, director of orientation 7:30 and boat departure at 8:15. business district. properly notified of the varia- locutor, Forrest Buck, and C. boat Stadium last week. The musical and talent-laden and a member of the Counsel- PUBLIC HEARING Citizens who wish to look over tion. H. Runciman attended the Wed- Yet to be completed before Showboat will sail down cattail Ford, who was named minor- ing Bureau, the students arrive the proposed ordinances may A hearing on the variance nesday night performance of Monday's opening is the final bend each night. July 26-31, A Public Hearing will be ity leader in the House of Rep- in small groups daily through see a copy at th«; city clerk's will be held at the next meet- the Chesaning Showboat on the touches on the Robert E. Lee. with the first act appearance on held on Thursday, August 19, resentatives in January and the end of August. They re- office. ing on Monday, August 23. The Shiawassee River. stage on eight-thirty. 1965 at 8 o'clock, p. m. in the was a member of the War- main nn campus for a day and Hearing on Alley Closing Nazarene Church presented Wm. S. Doyle, president of The senior band will meet council room of the city hall ren Commission that investiga- a half to get many of the pre- The request of Lowell Engi- Showboat, and Arnold Witten- Thursday, July 22. at the high plans to build an addition on Former ambassador to Bel- to hear objections to vacating ted the assassination of Presi- liminary requirements out of the neering Company to close the their church an asked to be bach, city mayor, were in at- school band room at 7:30 p. m. dent Kennedy, is a leading way. gium Fred Alger, and Repub- the easterly portion of an alley alley running back of the stores allowed to build closer than 25 tendance at Friday's show. This is final practice for the spokesman for the nation's Re- lican candidate for governor, is mnning east and west between Getting a preview of campus between Monroe and Washing- feet to their property line. Showboat. publicans. one of several distinguished cit- Monroe and Washington Streets, life during the summer orien- ton Street was generally ap- The planning commission Forty representatives of the izens who will be in Lowell, same being parallel to and ly- Chairman of the reception tation program last week was proved by the council and a gave them a variance allowing Chesaning Showboat organiza- George Gobel and Betty John- Monday. ing between the 300-block of committee for Ford is Jack Melvin J. Byrne, a 1965 grad- ublic hearing was called for them to build to within 10 feet tion will be among those at- son. stars in the 1965 Lowell He will attend the reception East Main Street and the 300- Kennedy, a member of the uate of Lowell High School. hursday, August 19, at 8 p. m. of the line that abbuts the tending the ptrformance of the Showboat, will be the guests of ft for Congressman Gerald R. block of Avery Street. Showboat Board of Directors. Present at the meeting were Walker property. Lowel Showboat on Wednesday the President's Motel on Plain- Ford. jr. Laura E. Shepard principal stockholders of the In other action the council ex- evening, July 28. field Avenue in Grand Rapids, MOTOR BOAT INSURANCE City Clerk company, Richard Bancroft tended the contract with Scott during the week of the show. CLOSED TWO NIGHTS Get all-risk coverage. It costs and Dag Worthington. All the Bagby Associates for planning The sound system for this The Cassidy Dancers and SPECIAL DISCOUNT... Art's TV, Main Street, Low- no more to have the best at cbutting property owners have consultant services; and voted year's Showboat is being hand- Mike Caldwell, have also taken R. C. A. Licensed Picture LOWELL BEER STORE ell, will be closed Friday and Peter Speerstra Agency, TW 7- given their approval for closing to reimburse Claud Vestal, cus- led by the Western Michigan up residency at the same mo- Tubes. 25 percent discount. Wil- Open every day and evenings Saturday nights during t h e 9259. cl5 the alley as long as an outlet todian at the City Dump from Sound system of Michigan. tel. liam's Radio-TV. 126 N. Hud- until 10 p. m. Sunday until 9 month of August. Open daily, was provided by the company May 1, at the rate of $30 a son Street, Lowell, phone TW p. m. M. TW 7-8196. cl5 Read the Ledzer Want Ads. on Avery Street. month. Besides the sparkling person- Transportation is being fur- 7-9340. c3tf clS THE LOWELL LEDGER, JULY 22, 1HS topped off with a hectic fig- Mrs. Pauline Kllgus is stay- THE LOWELL LEDGER, JULY 22. 196-; ure "8" race at the Galesburg ing at the Ray Parker home Federal agents Speedway Saturday night (V'T - Around 'bout town - for a couple of weeks. Bob Sensiba of Middlcville The "Low Down" A new recruiting drive is now and looked up to and they also outdrove a field of top semi- From the Mrs. Syliva Johnson of Lowell destroy 179 inder way to enroll 200 addi- have the satisfying feeling that iate model drivers to emerge Congressional Record Sunday afternoon and even- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bierl and Treasure Goodman of Cali- rionnl troopers authorized by thev are performing a needed victorious in the feature. ing callers at the home of Mr. held a family reunion at their fornia. spent Sunday afternoon he legislature upon the recom- and valuable nubile service. Racing recaps with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Parker. By Joe Crump and Mrs. Elmer Ellis were Mr. home on Sunday. Seventy-one mendation of Governor Rom- and Mrs. William Flynn and family members were present. Miss Evelyn Cahoon of Sar- ney. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Frederick- Mrs. Lawrence Bierl will be anac and Mary Niles also of In Michigan last yenr. federal To speed up the examination TOM EDWARDS rcgislered the line-up at the Grand Rap- DOING A GREAT job in an NliBSING HOMES CALLED problem comparable to that of son and two daughters, from spending next week at the Mar- Saranac spent Sunday evening agents sti7.ed and dentnyed 179 process 18 officers have been his second consecutive semi- ids Speedrome. entirely new capacity Friday many cities ... Although basic near Hastings. NATION'S LEADING enetha Bible Conference, near with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Parker. illicit stills. Bootlegging is a assigned as special recruiters late model feature win at the Current point leader in the night was Bill Cox. fire safety regulations, such Muskegon. Cox donning a black and white FIRE HAZARD Mrs. Jennie Condon entertain- money making bus ncss. The to conduct field physical tests Hastings Speedway Friday In late model division. Senneker as those requiring adequate ex- Mrs. Rose Tallent attended liquor law violator depends up and. through the cooperation of stripped shirt, has taken over ed Mrs. Millie Snyder. Mrs Al- Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Collins f AMllV SECU5ITY a thrill-packed program which seems to be unbeatable in the its, enclosed stairs, and fire the WCTU picnic at the home on patronage for his success. the state civil service commis- the vacated flagman's Job at Senator S. M. Young (Ohio) ia Rathburn and Mrs. Betty spent last week vacationing with with saw Larry Lawrence of Lowell blue 84. doors were enfomxl. fire offi- of Mrs. Gaspers in Ionia. Don't patronize him. sion, supervise the written tests. the Hastings Seedway. - "... The Nation has experienc- Raker Saturday evening for the Mr. and Mrs. Edson O'Harrow involved in a 2-car melee ana Ed VanderLaan (No. 17) of cials were not satisfied... FARM BUREAU LIFE ed periodic shock over one trag- Don't be the moonshiner's Young men between 21 and forced out of action. Cascade, hung on gamely to an- Well known for his versatile However, because the home Showboat Talent Search Show, at their trailer at Baldwin. Mr and Mrs. William Helm INSURANCE driving in super modifieds. ic fire after another In nursing and supper. partner in rrime. Have you ev- 29 years of age. married or A1 llagen took the checkered nex his first super modified operators were reluctant to as- and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shier er wondered how or why a per- modified sportsmen, and semi- homes providing care to elderly sume the cost of sprinkler in- Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lawrence of Rockford have returned from single, five feet 10 inches in flag in the fast car dash with main event of the 1965 season Mrs. Bert Purchase was a son can dress so well, drive a late models, Cox has the ex- men and women ... stallation, an ordinance was were Sunday afternoon callers a 10-day vacation trip to Den- height with weight in propor- Lyle Jenkins, Bob Sensiba. Jer- at the "Drome. Sunday caller at the home of new car and have lots of pock- —Mortgage periences and quickness which "In some states which have passed in 1956 requiring full nf Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ma- ver. Colorado Springs and Lit- tion. end with a high school ed- ry VanDykc, Charlie Evans and The wreck-infested event saw Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Host of et money when he doesn't have Protection should make him one of the The Smilers hold 50th reunion fairly high fire and safety coverage by automatic sprink- lone and family nf Grand Rap- tleton, Colorado, where they vis- ucation or its equivalent are Don Gray entering the victor's Jimmy Nelson of Flint walk off CadiUac and also of Mr. and a job? A bootlegger pays no —Education best flagmen Hastings has en- During their Junior year the girls of the 1916 graduating class standards for nursing homes, lers In both existing and future ids. Other afternoon callers at ited relatives and friends. They eligible to apply. circle in the 10-lap heats. with second place money. Mrs. Gus Kuester at their cot- taxes. He lets you do that for Funds countered. nf Lowell Ulgh School orgaabed a group which (hey called The such standards are often ap- non-flre-resistive nursing homes the Ma lone home were Mr. and viewed much of the flood dam- For full information and ap- -0- —0— tage in Baldwin. him. You can 'help stop boot- —Family He'll have his hands full this SmUers. Each year since, a reunion has been held. On June 27, plied sporadically. Indifferently, within three years. The time Mrs. James Doezema. and Lin- plication blanks they should go THE BIG WIN in the 50-lap age and report the sights as legging in your community. Ef- Income BOU SENNEKER ran second Friday night when the feminine The SmUen held their 5Wh reunion at the home of Mrs. Mabel or waived. Responsibility for limit was extended to five yrs. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Brandt da and Mary Margaret De- to any State Police post or championship race for modified being almost unbelievable. fective law enforcement begins —RHlremen in the 15-lap feature event for side o' the racing world par- Scott In LoweU. enforcement Is often fragment- upon request of th" operators. New director of Highland Park. Michigan, Gand. write to the civil service com- sportsman Saturday night at the with you. the citizen. Plan semi-late models Saturday night, ticipate in the year's second Pictured are (sealed, left to right) Margaret Gousherty. Mrs. ed and diffuse. By 1961 every nursing home in were callers at the A. C. Blas- Mr. and Mrs. James Doe7.ema mission in Lansing. Berlin Raceway went to Rich Mr. and Mrs. Robert McWhin- You are a second class citizen —Savings until Gail Cobb encountered powder puff derby at the Has- Evelyn Denny, Mrs. Mildred Dolph, Mrs. Donna Sterken, and "A recent article published In the city was fully sprinklered. er home on Monday and Tues- of Grand Rapids were Tues- • This is a wonderful career." Senneker, who was seeing ac- of marketing ney and daughter. Patty, were if you drink second class whis- Plans mechanical difficulties on the tings track. Mrs. Doris Gardner standing: Mrs. Pearl Baum, Mrs Pauline the magazine, "Nursing Home Mo operator had found the in- day day evening guests of Mr. and Sgt. Bergland said. "The pay is ji tion on the Mj-mile clay oval Administration," provides an Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. key—moonshine. The bootlegger 13th lap and dropped back in Watte. Mrs Pearl Sayles, Mrs. Mabel Scott and Mrs. Josie stallation cost prohibitive. l^Rue (Rudy) L. Durrwach- Mrs. Bert Purchase was a Mrs. Larry Lawrence. good and now even better with for the first time since his hair- indication... of tne problem." and Mrs. Boyd McWhlnney of goes first class at your expense. Contact K^e Today! Watson. The example of Toledo can ter. 34. has been named Direct- iest of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. I a new increase. In addition, raising accident three weeks Wayland. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Troy- The bootlegger may very well (Excerpts from the article by be duplicated readily in other ost of Grand Rapids from there is a subsistence allow- ago. CHET HALL. Grand Rapids or of Marketing at The Amway S er were visitors of Mr. and say "My whiskey is made to THE LOWELL LEDGER After a delicious carry-in din- Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kropf of Isador W. Mendelsohn ... sani- cities and in aU states. Thursday until Tuesday. ance, two paid annual vaca- Mtmbar of tiM Michigan Pmi AuocUttaa Following Senneker across the Speedrome promoter announ- Corporation. Ada. Michigan, ac- Mrs. Charles Goodwin nf San Mrs. Glenn Troyer in Grand seil. not to drink". DALE L JOHNSON ner, there was a short program Plans were made for a joint tation consultant, nursing home Clare Flynn of Bowne Center tions. paid sick leave, free uni- ICS North 6 oiSwatr, Po»f Ofica Boi finish line were Ken Sutton, ced last Saturday night that a cording to an announcement by Diepo. California, is enjoying a Rapids Monday evening and Moonshine whiskey stills are I?! Lowell. Michigan. of memories and remarks by reunion of the Classes of 1915 improvement project, District * * and guests Mr. and Mrs. Clyde forms. five-day week and a Ph. 868-&743 Second claw pottage paid at Lowell. Paul Weisner and Art Houck. 100-lap super modified feature Chairman of the Board and for- month's visit with her moth- were the guests at a dinner in a menace to your neighborhood. T members and guests. and 1916 to be held at Lowen of Columbia Department nf Myers and two children from fine pension plan which per- Michman niibiithad every hjr»d«y. Johnny Logan and Mort And- will highlight the two-card pro- A GRASS ROOTS COMMENT mer Director of Marketing Jay er Mrs. Thomas Johnson. GrandviUe. Each year many homes are Subscription price: Kent and Ionia Those present were Mrs. Leo the last Saturday of June 1966. PubUc Health. Washington, D. Peoria. lUinois, caUed on Mr. mits the officer to retire at the counfiei 13.00 per yMr; outtide tfii area erson were outdueled by Duane gram this Saturday night. Van Andel. Durrwachter will Beth Lomas. violist. lenves destroyed by fire as a result Denny (Evelyn Howard), Mr. Dr. Speerstra was chosen as C., follows): The Fire Marshall Division- and Mrs. Elmer ElUs Friday. end of only 25 years of service FARM BUREAU $1.M per veer. Knoll of Muskegon for the vic- Time trials will start at 6:30 also serve on Amway's Execu- for Interlorhen on July 26 to Mrs. Ethel Yeiter spent Fri- of illicit distillery operations. and Mrs. Orrln Sterken (Donna General Chairman of the Joint Nursing homes were the No. Michigan State Police, Informed Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bolte with a pension of half pay that tory in the 10-mile feature race with the first race at 8 p. m. tive Committee—a top level join the All-State Orchestra for day visiting her sister, Mrs. Don't let the bootlopger gamble NATIONAL EDITORIAL Dolbway), Mrs. Mabel Scott, reunion and an attempt will be 1 fire hazard in the United this column that a frame dwell- are presently vacationing in also protects the wife. INSURANCE for super modifieds. The big race will feature some planning committee composed two weeks. She attended in 1964. Jessie Donley at the home of with your Ufe or property. He A5 ,c t, n (Mabel Gardner), Mr. and Mn made to contact each member States in May 1957, according ing converted to a nursing Kansas and Oklahoma. "Best of all. this Is an in- The 110th annual Berlin Fair of the top drivers from Michi- of the firm's officers and six winning a scholarship from Ev- her daughter. Mrs. Letha Blough doesn't live in your "neighbor- Stanley Gardner (Doris Coles), of these classes and urge their to authoritative fire records of home, classed as non-fire-resis- teresting and challenging car- Companies of 30 § 6 5 will close with a 2-card pro- gan, Indiana, Ohio and possi- division directors. Van Andel erett School in Detroit. She of ClarksvlUe. Goldsboro will star in Teen Show' •^FOLIATE •MEMBER an of Lowen. attendance. the National Fire Protection hood. He doesn't care about you eer that never becomes mono- gram Saturday night bly Canada, who will be com- tive and without automatic announced. was formerlv a member of the Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Valda Watts The Class of 1916 was the Association and they have main- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Yeiter or your children. tonous. Troopers are respected peting for the large guaranteed sprinklers, cannot be Ucensed Durrwachter will direct Am- Detroit All-City School Orches- (Paule Behler) of Alto; Mrs. first class to graduate from the tained that unenviable status and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Goldsboro. young ballideer who has risen to the top Don't drink moonshine whis- purse. in Michigan. way's product development. tra and Is now nlavlnR with the BOB SENNEKER was the en- Josie Watson (Josie Smith) of then new high school buUding, right down to the present... Kenneth Yeiter caUed on Mrs. key. Moonshine can contain However, nursing home oper- Grand Ranids Youth Symnhony. in the recording field, will be one of several recording stars vy of all drivers as he took Freeport; Mrs. Leo Bloomer now the Junior high. The sup- The records of the NFPA re- Creative Arts, advertising and ELECTRICAL lea'd salts. Continued drinking ators may well adopt for a Mr. and Mrs. John Fahml Ethel Yeiter Wednesday eve- home top money and a trophy (Edna Hesche) of Ada; Mrs. erintendent at that time was garding the reactions of pa- pubUc relations departments. ning. of moonshine whiskey may re- slogan, "The Price of Safety WIRING—FIXTURES and Mr. and Mrs. Emll Blah- who will appear In a special preview Teen Beat Show at the in the 150-lap Michigan State Royoe Baum (Pearl Martin) of Arthur G. Frazee. tients in nursing home fires Under his direction the Market- sult in blindness, serious disa- Is Eternal VilUance."-J.C. REPAIRS P«k of New Buffalo snent n few PROMPT Championship for semi-late mod- Teen preview to Royal Oak; Mrs. Glenn Sayles To the best of our knowledge state definitely that elderly peo- ing Division has expanded from Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hape- Ionia Free Fair, August 7 and 8. Others appearing in the show bility or death. davs last week at Little White els at the Kalanuuoo Speedway (Pean Scott). Mrs. Margaret The Smilers of the Class of ple are usually unable to leave two to 23 people within thejast man of Cedarville were Friday To report any suspicious acti- G.E. APPLIANCES Fish Lake. are Dee Dee Sharp, Dick and Dee Dee, and The Sounds. Sunday night. Broski (Margaret Tallhurst), 1916 is the only LoweU High the building quickly enough ... three years, paraUelln^'^the lests at the home of Mr. and vity. write the Supervisor in Mr. and Mrs Charles Head- SERVICE Unofficially Randy Sweet fin- Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Dolph (MU- School group holding annual re- Ohio State Fire Marshall Fred Offer study afds for firm's growth from a two-man rs. A. C. Blaser. Charge. U. S. Treasury De- worth and dauehter. Marv Kav. ished second, followed by A1 dred Oberiy) and Miss Margar- unions to reach the golden an- Rice slates: "In case of fire pre-cottege students operation to an estimalal an- partment. Alcohol and Tobacco nual sales of S25 Rickert Electric snent Wednesday evening with Peters and Gail Cobb. Ionia Free Fair et Goughterty, aU of Grand niversary. We Join with the com- in a nursing home, you would Tax. P.O. Box 1693. Detroit, six years. • Mrs Lottie Fopma For Your cars are insured No one ran out of gas. but Rapids. munity in congratulating The be lucky if you could evacuate New high school graduates of 208 Sooth Hcdiion The psychiatrist's patient was Michigan, 48231. or phone Mrs. Iva Linton attended the shredding tires caused a lot of Guests were Dr. and Mrs. SmUers on their golden anni- one patient - per minute ... the Grand Rapids region were A native of Jersey Shore, Phone TW 7 MOT Lowell suffering from delusions of gran- with us than vitli The 1965 Ionia Free Fair will Krebs reunion at the WSCS HaU TV—RADIO slow ups. Herman Speerstra of Alma and versary. You must reaUze that within 5 advised today to register now Pennsylvania, Durrwachter al- deur. He insisted that his name be decked out in gala attire- at Bowne Center. Sunday. any other company. to 7 minutes the average fire for the five-evening series of so majored in^adaertjsing at was Napoleon Bonaparte. The most of it brand new—for the The William J. Lomas fam- Michigan Stale —STEREO Find out why nowl NORM ASPINALL of Middle- 50th Anniversary of "Michigan's in this type of structure is lectures on "How to Study in Lock Haven State Teawers Col- Anyone know these doctor, therefore, was careful llv entertained friends from De- raging out of control. CoUege" to be offered here lege and Penn State ^University. to address him as "Mr. Bona- ville who survived a spectacu- Greatest Outdoor Event" Au- troit on Fridav. Julv 16: Mrs. Police to enroll "Aged occupants of nursing .starting August 2, 1965, from After college, he enlisted in the parte. " lar crash 2 weeks ;i^o at the gust 7-14. Harold Schmidlin and son. Phil- McPherson writes about gueiTiiia homes too oflen cannot escape. 7 to 9 p. m. in the Central Air Force Cadet Pilot program Don't Be A "You're mistaken, doctor." PAUL NOWF Kalamazoo Speedway, was back The Deggeller Amusement Co. ip. and Mrs. Ed Podalo and 200 new troopers in action Friday night at the Their senses are dulled: many Reformed Church, Fulton St at and served Ws-SBnflbe time at TV-famed phantoms? said the patient. "My name will be bringing its famous son. Gregory 13473 VergemesM Hastings Speedway and placed have received some form of College. Palm Beach Air Force Base, isn't Bonaparte. It's Hamilton. midway attractions to Ionia and activity in backlands of Peru Richard Malone and son. Dan- Young men interested In a SERVICE medication (sedation) before re- The course, solely designed Florida—where he also partici- Alexander Hamilton." f Lowell. Mich. 4th in the feature event at the to Michigan for the first time— ny. of Grand Rapids were Sat- for the new high school gradu- pated in mUitary and civilian fine career should not overlook 897-9275 Galesburg Speedway Saturday an exclusive engagement. LoweU Ledger tiring; their instincts are too "Oh, I beg your pardon, Mr. • f ^ TW 7-8348 tween themselves and the radio, TV and stage shows urdav luncheon guests of Mr. recent column by never, in their wUdest dreams, the present opportunity to be- night LoweU, Michigan slow to be cognizant of danger ate about to enter coUege. is HamUton," said the doctor. A Teen Preview, with the "haves" of the world. Yes, the throughout the South. and Mrs. Larry Lawrence. of the Lapeer expected to be on TV. my bood- come a Michigahigarn State PoUce STATE FARM 1^=1 Dear Harold: (especiaUy after rude awaken- non-remedial and aims to offer Quart "But I was sure you told me entire midway in full operation, struggle here is between democ- Mr. and Mrs, Emil Nelson the mysterious- ness. They could easily be you Mutual Automobile Iniurmce Cotnpjnr 0B I some study techniques and After his discharge, he start- your name was Bonaparte." trooper, accoroing to Sergeant OHicti Blaoaiactoii, 11^ l"J NEARLY IN cars participa- will be held Saturday night, racy and Communism but the were Thursday dinner guests of "WHO" o* TV and test fame or me. Or at least my cousin RADIO SERVICE CO. Things are reaUy starting to NFPA has found from other information about adjust- ed as a Radio-TV copywriter "Of course I did." agreed Oscar Bergland. commander of ted in an action-packed program August 7, and Sunday afternoon battle is being fought today in Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wortley of was discussed at length. We Alfred in New York, or Aunt 206 E. Main St.. LoweU Ph. TW 7-9275 happen down here. I thought endless case histories that the ments to the academic and so- with J. Walter Thompson in the patient. "But that was by the Rockford State Police post. and evening, August 8, before an economic context. Belding. are passing this bit to our Martha in New Jersey. that you might be interested fc most reliable and effective safe- cial rigors of campus life. The Chicago, eventually becoming my first wife." the official opening or the fair Mr. and Mrs. Emil Nelson readers for what It Is worth! But they never are. the enclosed story. I have not The question is if economic ard against fires in nursing series of lectures was developed production director of a series on Monday, August 9. Head- Short were callers at the home of Says Jim; been to the mountain areas of advancement can take place mes is a well supervised by Professors Robert Schwarz, of national sales conventions. OR: DO YOU know anyone K Mr. and Mrs. Lou Berry of COMPLETE REPAIR OF lining the special grandstand the guerrilla activity for a fast enough to balance off the automatic sprinkler system. It director of Purdue University's He was brought to Grand Rap- TV is a great contributor to who has been phoned and ask- Belding Thursday evening. ART'S show will be such teen record- couple of months but several growing needs and demands of has promulgated this require- Barker • Memorial Center, at ids in 1959. by a Michigan ad- my list of people I-have-to-meet- ed what they are watching on Mr. and Mrs. Emil Blahnik, TetovfeiM — Rodnn ing stars as Bobby Goldsboro, of the other Peace Corps Volun- those long quiet "have nots." ment in the NFPA Standard Michigan City, Indiana, and vertising firm and became Am- to-believe. but I just can't seem TV? Me neither. Where are aU IAOIO Alt This Weekend! June and Carol Fahrni. Mr. Dick and Dee Dee and Dee Dee teers, who are working in the We can only hope that a No. 101. Building Exits Code, Howard D. Murdock. Purdue way's Creative Manager in to meet them. these people whose votes en- and Mrs. Norton and Margo. 4S Sharp. school feeding-health program strong Peruvian government, a which is the nationally accepted Chemistry Department. It has 1962; its Assistant Marketing In fact. I would happily settle courage the perpetuation of such and Mr. and Mrs. John Fahrni The fair will get into full which I. coordinate, live araj progressive Peruvian business standard for protection of hu- been taken by approximately Director in mid '64. for meeting someone who has inanities as "The Beverly HiU- SEEK were Sunday afternoon callers TW 7-8194 swing on Monday with the most work in the departments in- community, and the different man life from fire... 3,000 students as one way of met someone on my list. But billles" and "Gunsmoke?" These Quolify Products at the home of Mrs. Rose Tal- ON exciting grandstand show in its volved. types of U.S. government aid Ten years ago, Toledo, Ohio, adjusting to the transition from You're middlecged. if when I never have so who can blame people I would like to meet in lant. wmu OPEN FRIDAY AND SATUBDAY history. A1 Hirt, America's It takes about a month for can do the job. had a nursing home fire hazard high school to coUege. the air is springy, you're not. at your door me for doubting their exsist- a dark alley when I'm carrying Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Speak- EVENINGS Greatest Trumpet Showman, the Ledger to get here but I ance? a baseball bat. from er and Lucille visited Arthur in Main St., will be the headliner through certainly enjoy it. Through it YOU KNOW. You see this And where are all these who suddenly the Veterans' Hospital at Fort Lowell, Mich. Art Waraiag - Prtjwletar Wednesday. He will be support- I am probably keeping up on candid commercial where a phone and write TV stations to Custer, Sunday. ed by such favorites as the Hal LoweU happenings more than at businessman is stopped by a raise heck because their favor- w*] Mrs. Percy Earle and sister Sands Manhattan Rockets danc- any time since I went away to stranger on a crowded street ite programs were replaced for ers. Gus Augspurg and His Miss Velma Sellick of Portland and asked to shave himself. Or you're shapelier coUege. Thank you. one night by a baseball game? highundHiu were Sunday guests of Mrs. Girlfriends, the Bumpy Family The very best to you end a surrised housewife is corner- A Free Press story last April acrobats and Nip Nelson, M.C., your staff. Agnes Perry. ed in the supermarket and quiz- Mrs. Ray Paricer was taken auoted the manager of WJBK- Lowell's... impressionist. Sincerely, zed about the whiteness of her TV as saying his "switchboard The Golden Anniversary Vari- .MI5 t M/ur* £T seriously ill last Wednesday and husband's t-shirts. in the Peter McPherson was swamped" with bitter com- ety Show takes the grandstand lO »v E i. l her daughter Mrs. Charles Ben- It is made plain that these edict stayed with her Thursday plaints because a religious pro- spotlight Thursday, Friday, and people are not actors. They are gram replaced a soap opera SNEAK It started with a raid on a and Friday. Saturday, with an all-star cast common, ordinary citizens who samU poUce outpost and some Good Friday. including Girmy Tiu and Her In view of the fact that aU Family; the Ollie Crawford looting in isolated areas in Chevrolet TV shows are the most dispos- Ink Spots; Little Eva; impres- early June. The estimations of J New PREVIEW able things since Kleenex, I sionist Wes Harrison; comedian- the number of guerrillas ranged between 30 and 1000. They were can't help wondering what sort harmonica virtuoso. Pete Ped- of idiot would make such a PLAYTEr ...to FALL! ersen; and the Johnny Laddie reported to be running before the CivU Guard. But then 30 of phone call. I'm sure you never acrobatic and animal act. did and I'U bet you don't know Monday afternoon, the John- these Civil Guards were am- buscaded in a mountain pass. anyone who knows anyone who —DRESSES —BERMUDAS ny King International Dare- did. Devil Auto Thrill Show will Dynamite bombs and rifle fire iriiiad 7 men and wounded IT ISN'T just TV that pro- —COATS —SKIRTS make its Ionia Free Fair debut. mss-Yom-Hm" 5 others. The guerrillas fled, duces these nagging phantoms. The famed Chevy Cinesphere Newspapers do. too. Take Ann —CAR COATS —SWEATERS show will be present for the several were later captured or killed, but some of them are Landers, the darling of the Wo- —SLACKS —BLOUSES entire fair, and Speedy Babbs men's Page. I know she exists and his Man from Mars Globe stUJ at large. The fight had immediate po- but do you know anyone who Bra of Death act will be presented ever wrote a letter pubhshed several times each day on the Utical repercussions in Lima. Two departments (something in Ann's column? midway. It is difficult enough to be- Another top-flight attraction like our states) were put under military direction and the presi- lieve that anyone could write is the California Custom Car such incredibly stupid letters. Caravan, featuring the wildest dent of Peru declared martial law for 30 days for the whole But what really bugs me is— in custom made cars, of which wliat do these poor fools do some have appeared in motion country. A round-up of know Communists was carried out, while waiting for Ann's advice? pictures. Being famUiar with deadUnes Of interest to the distaff side, including numerous arrests in Lima. and the physical problems of THURS.. FRI., SAT.—JULY 22. 23. 24 will be a style show on the putting a newspaper together, banks of the Grand River, put The headquarters of the two small left wing parties were, I know there has to be a con- ADA STORE ONLY on by Simplicity Patterns of siderable lapse of time between New York. It will present wo- raided and 190,000 'leftest" pam- Summer Suits when Ann receives a plea for men's dress styles dating from phlets and broadsheets vnre Now—try this new way 10 accent your figure. Summer Sidewalk Specials! seized by the PIP. (This group RE-GROUPED AT LOWER PRICES help and when her answer ap- 1915, the fair's first year, up pears in print. In view of the if Cross your heart. See? You're suddenly shapelier. to the glamorous present is something like our FBI.) COATS from $4 SUU, things were not quiet great volume of mail Ann and That's what this new Playtex Fashion Magic%tton Fireworks, a traditional her secretaries must read, and DRESSES from $3 crowd pleaser at Ionia, w!!! for long. Shortly after midnight on July 4 in Lima, a bomb was the great number of newspapers bra does—it crosses your heart with stretch ... to lift SLACKS from $3 have for its Golden Anniversary carrying her column, this gap theme—"Famous Fountains of exploded in the dood of a club and separate. This "cross-your-heart" shaping is in which a debutant baU was $1995 could easily be several weeks. SKIRTS $4 the World." $29.95 being held. At 3:30 that same BUT HERE IS sweet Susie only on the new Fashion Magic cotton bra. SWIM SUITS $5 For racing thrills, there will somehow writing to Ann while be two big alternGOss of U5AC morning a bomb almost went wotkpower 95 Today—see these beautiful new Playtex off. in the main lobby of Lima's actuaUy in a physically com- auto races with Indianapolis promising position. Some husky "Cross- Your-Hearl" Bras—with stretch straps or "500" drivers accelerating newest hotel. $3500 $22 SHORTS BLOUSES lout has got a good hold on TOPS around the track. This is the hotel usually used semi-stretch straps. by American visitors. Then on "walks" right aver bumps and trouble SUITS Susie and is demanding that she $2.00 $1.00 $2.00 There will be plenty of old July 12 Umited guerrilla acti- prove her love. Susie does love thrills loo—harness racing, Imbpandent front suspension takes the "truck" out of truck ride. It $3200 him but she is a nice girl and tractor pulling, state champion- vity took place again in the $40.00 A. "Cross-Your-Heart" Bra with semi-stretch straps, the Prom is tomorrow night and SWEATERS PURSES ship plowing conlest, the big mountains. JEWELRY The situation appears to be smooths rough roads, protects truck, driver and cargo from excessive NOW she knows she can't get another cotton cups. White 32A-40C. $2.50. opening day parade, many com- $4.00 date this late. What should she $1.75 25c mercial and domestic exhibits, under control, although there joltiig. And on Chevrolet pickups it's a proved system with mHlionf do? and all the fine Uvestock, youth, win probably be more scattered $45.00 $3600 B. "Cross-Your-Heart" Bra with stretch straps, cotton guerrilla activity. The president Susie obviously needs an an- homemaking and agricultural of nHes of user experience behind it Try it out on swer right now. She isn't going cups. White *2A'40C. $3.00. PARKAS $4 displays. of Peru is an able man and a to get it that quick and it is To back aU this up, parking majority of people seem to feel one of Chevrolefs great Heetside or Stepside pickups. $4000 a good bet that her boyfriend, iadUties have been increased to that he is doing a good job. $50.00 on the way home from the comfortably handle the more However, the president's strong ir* one of the big reasons that Chevrolet is measures against the problem Prom, win not agree to post- THE than half million visitors that pone all aggression until next are expected to make the Gold- show that he fears the possi- first choice with pickup users from coast to coast NO. 1 WAY TO WORK week's paper arrives. en Anniversary Ionia Free Fair bUities of much wider spread So what happens? If you don't a record smashing success. and better organized terror. Some economic gains are be- Tehphoae yaur Chevrolet dealer about any type of truck know Susie like I don't know ing made in Peru but huge Susie, you don't know either. slums surround Lima and most If you do know Susie, or any- mountain areas 'are terribly 21-4952 one who writes to Ann Land- WAKTAK poor. A few social and econom- ers: or anyone who has had any ic reforms are taking place. of these TV experiences, please But the pressures for quick and come shake my hand. revolutionary action grow as AZZARELLO CHEVROLET & BUICK. INC It is difficult for a man to the poor become increasingly proceed Onward and Upward 219 WEST MAIN ST., LOWELL PHONE TW 7-7577 Lowell 897-9396 Ada 676-1148 1250 W. Main St. Ltmei! Phone: TW 7-8294 oons while weighed down with all tmm of tt* these terrible doubts. TRE LOWELL I-EDT.ER, JULY 22. INS Mrs. Wm. Whitmore and son. Mr and Mrs Glen Yeiter ac- Mr. and Mrs. M. A Watson Yes: Coandlmen Doyle. Reyn- city parting lof on Main Street THE LOWEU LEDGER. JULV 22, 116 .leffen of But loosing were companied the latter's brother. and daughters, Mable and Mar- Sign on an antique shop: olds. Mayor Wittenbach. J. opposite the entrance of Lafay- Family reunions Thursday callers of Mr. and Earl Khiyon. and wife to Plain- ie. returned Saturday from a Judy Siegle in Finland; • Out to lunch Please wait. The No : None ette Street. Mrs. V. L. Watts. wefl Monday where they were week's vacation at Mai.is'iquc merchandise will be that much The fth Sisson reunion was Miss Mable Watts. Miss Alice dinner guests of the Kinyon's Lake in the I'pper Peninsula. older." City Council IT WAS MOVED by Council- Yes: Reynolds Wittenbach. held at Ionia County Park, at Lowell Area School Kenner and Miss Hettie Gooch. daughter. Mr. mid Mrs. Eugene They stayed at the Birch Whis- says weather not nice man Doyle, supported by Reyn- Doyle. 1 Ionia. Michigan, on Sunday, Alto party line all of Harl)ert. Michigan, were Myers and famHy. Resort, which is owned by olds. that the tow bid of Peter No None July M, with folks attending Ir. and Mrs. Terry Flowers. Speerstra Agemj for Fleet In- from Grand Blanc. Ada. Cas- recent week end guests at the Mrs. Evelyn Haight and son. IT W AS MOVED by Council- board proceedings John Watts home. Dear Friends, 1 have traveled to some of surance for the fiscal year 1961- novia. and Clarksville Percy, of Whitehall, and her Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lunsford the nearby cities. As of now. 66 m the amount of }7W R5 be man Reynolds, supported by MRS. CLAUDE SILCOX-868 «71# Greetings from Findland! I A very enjoyable time was Mr. and Mrs. An Benedict son-in-law and daughter Mr. and family were Sunday after- plans are being made for a proceedings accepted PROVIDED all qsec- Dovie. that the City of Ixrwell REPORTS OF STANDING COLBY spent with many prizes given M in ales o< the regilar meet- and Mrs Albert Best and CW1- noon caUers at the Ahin Bergy am having a man-clous time and tamily attended a Benedict trip to l.appland which 1 am Acrwcv ii'ications have been met. purchase a used monitor for the for games. COMMITTEE: CARD OF THANKS dren. of San Antonio. Texas, in Findland liiU of the Board •( Kdtra Alto firemen family get-together and picnic home very excited about. On July 25. Regular session. Tuesday eve- NEW BUSINESS Ike department at a cost of Riva Besteman of Grand It is with the deepest feeling were week end guests of Mr. Yes- Dovie. Wittenbach Revn- tkw. May 16. 1H5. supper at the home of Mr. and Mr and Mrs, William Fair- the students who came to Fin- n.n'mTH ning, July €. 1965. in the coon- 501. Blanc was re-elected president, Public relation—the comittee that 1 wish to thank all the and Mrs. Clinton Blocher and 1 am living to the middle oMs. 1. £ purchase jeep Mrs. Tom Benedict of Grand child and mother. Mrs. Anna part of Finland in a place land are leaving on a five-day til room of the dty hall. 1. OPENING OF BIDS on In- with Velma Stevens of Ada as The meeting was called to wishes to express its thanks for dear people who remembered George. On Saturday several IT W AS FURTHER MOVED Rapids Saturday evening. Fairchild, were Sunday morning called I^uikonlahti Liukonlahti trip to Leningrad, Russia. CHARLES L COLBY surance: Only two bids were No: None secretary order by lYesident Wessell at the wx>rk done bv Dick Benle me in so many kind and thought- other members of the Blocher that action on purchase of a Mrs. Genevieve Layer and callers of the latter's brother. is situated in the middle of the The meeting was called to received on earti of the follow- 7:40 p. m. with all members and his staff in compiling the The Alto Fire Department re- ful ways during my stay at family gathered at the Clinton IT W AS MOVED by Council- Civilian-Band Radio he defer- Schwab ReonkMi grandson. Charles Craig, and Fay Pinckney and wife of forest. It has a population of I hope when I return 1 will Alto Off.: UN 8-3961 order by Mayor Arnold A. Wit- ing Workmen's Compensation present except Reagan Also eletlioii registration lists for the cently purchased a jeep equip Butterworth Hospital and since Blocher home for a picnic dia> man Doyle, supported by Reyn- red. Miss Linda Peterson of l/owell Grand I/edge. They found Mr. ' people We live about 11 be able to share my expen- tcnhach at S C7 p. m. and the Insurance, Comprehensive lia- present were Harold Jeffenes Citizens' Committee. ped with hose, water tank and my return home ner and get-to-gether. Present olds. that the km bid of John- The 47th annual reunion of attended the Nazarene Mission- Pinckney improving. from the nearest village ences with you. Ctorfcsvffie Offk€ roD was tailed by the clerk. bility insurance, and Fleet in- Yes: Counctlmen Reynolds. and John Troy. pump. cl'5 Mrs. Ruth Headworth were l^eo Blocher of Cascade, I^wrence Richardson spent surance. (See MOTIONS) son Camngi on Company for the the descendents of Lewis and On motion by Gerard, support- ary meeting at Indian Lake. and fifty miles from the nearest Doyle. Mav^r Wittenbach. J. Ella Schwab was hHd Sunday. The purchase was made pos- Mr. and Mrs. I.aVem Blocher Friday evening with his broth- Sincerely. OW 3-3*31 Present; Conncilmen Doyle. Comprehensive Liability Insur- On motion by Kiel, supported ed by Coons, approval was giv- Monday. town. My family consists of No: None sible by the use of $500 of the and two of their children of er-in-law Howard Lite of Clarks- Reynolds. Mayor Wittenbach 2. Consideraiion of purchase ance for the City of Lowell for July IS. at the Youth Center of by Shade the* minutes of the en to Supt. Nisbet to borrow mother, 'father, Kata 16, sister Judy Siegle of monitor for Police Depart- the Ionia Free Fair grounds at money the firemen received The Alto WSCS Hark Circle Grandville. Mrs Paul Blocher ville. the fiscal IWi^ec in the amount IT W AS MOVED by Council- April 12. 19. and 2« meeting »8,000 00 from the LoweU State Other Alto News and brother, Kari. 18. Ionia. Michigan. from their pancake supper last met ai the home of Mrs. Lena and children. Mr. and Mrs. Absent Coundlmen Schlerrrit- ment (a used model), and of a of $675 61 be accepted. PROM- man Doyle, supported bv Reyn- were approved as printed. On Savings Bank: this will be paid One hundred and sixteen at- fall. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hess Wood last Wednesday. There Richard Craig and family of In Luikonlahti there is a cop- zaoer. Schneider. civilian-band radio (also used). DING the bid complies with olds. that water-«ewer delinquen- motion by Mettemick support- back as soon as the final State tended the carry-in dinner at This new equipment is espec- and Linda spent a couple of were 11 members and one guest Klmdale. and Mr. and Mrs. per mine undc construction. bidding speufications cies on propertws described ed by Coons, the bills were Aid payment is received. 5. Representatives of Lowell 1 p. m. After a* lovely hmch. iaUy adapted to fighting grass days of their vacation in the present. A new meml)er. Mrs. John Tesch. ' My father is a Geologist and IT WAS MOVED by Council- approved for payment as list- N McCordi C Coscadt Engineering Company were pre- Yes: Doyle, Wittenbach, Rey- hereafter, be forgiven for these a business meeting was called Upper Peinsula last week. They John Scott, was added to the the managing director of this man Reynolds, supported by ed. The board organizational fires and will be a very effi- Mr. and Mrs. James Green Mrs EffteOnc sent to request that the alley respective reasons; to order. visited the Soo Locks and other roll copper mine. The people in OUR BUSINESS Doyle that the minutes of the nolds. 3 meeting was set for Tuesday, cient addition to the firemen and Linda, Dennis Hawk, and north of their plant be vaca- Jack Schwab of Rockford was One bid was received on bus interesting places. this area are considered the regular session of June 21. 1W5, No: None a Property owner had let- July 6 1965 at 7 30 p. m. in that capacity. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Yeiter Mr and Mrs, Robert Grummett IS ted to a Dow for their expan- elected president and Mrs Ka number four, from Gerald Wit- Mrs. Itol Dalstra of Lowell poorer people and the mine be approved as amended on Victor Enckson, a former res- called at the homes of Ford and family all attended the sion. Request referred to the IT WAS MOVED by Council- ter on file, as tequired by or- elected president and Mrs herdl for \IX On motioo by Reagan, sup- called on the Coxes Sunday. gives them much work SERVING YOU! page 5. ident of this community, now- Enz of Woodland and Leland Hayward Reunion Sunday, that Planning Commission for rec- man Revnolds. supported by dinance. and renter exceeded Katherine Buttrick of Cascade rted by Mettemick. 'he fol- Farmers in this area are busy his deposit. On motion by Coons, support- wing textbooks were approved residing in Grand Rapids is in Enz of Lake Odessa Sunday. was held at the Gerald Law- The weather is not very nice. Yes: Doyle, Reynolds. Witten- ommendation Doyle, that whereas identical was elected seaetary and lov Methodist netrs Blodgett Hospital for observa- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blocher rence cottage »t Gunn Lake. ha nesting their wheal crops. bids ($2.077 51) have been pre- ed by Shade, this bid was ac for adoption. 1965^6. barti, 1. 4. Disposirinn «f two delinq- b. Delinquency unearthed af- treasurer for the coming year. tion and tests. attended the Reunion of the There were 72 present. The Mrs Clayton Jasttfer of Ada The temperature is between sented from two insurance com- Caldwell assu res cepted. No: None oent water-sewer accounts, not ter the only apparent delinqucn Those coming from away Arithmetic. Addison Wesley : Next Sunday. Junly 25. the Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ban- L.H.S. class of IMS in Lowell family coming from the great- called on her parents, one day 80 degrees-fi5 degrees F. Often panies for W orkmen s Compen- Vow friendly hanker Is always ready to serve ym. added to tax rolls (See MO- cy existing had been already fun for all at were Jessie Donley and son. . SupL Nisbet announced that Reading. Scott Foresman: Soc- services at the Alto Church will croft and girls. Mr. and Mrs. Saturday, of which Mr. Blocher est distance was Mr. and Mrs. last week it is windy. It stays light sation Insurance for the City of The clerk reported deposits as TIONS). added to the tax rolls. Mr. and Mrs Jerry Donley of the projected budget for the ial Studies. Heath Social Stud- be conducted by Dan Walker, Gary Fosburg and sons, and was a member. Ronald Cappen and family of Mr. and Mrs Carl Wilson and throughout the nkht in this Lowell for fiscal 1965-66. and Need a loan. Invest roone>. or ar. other financial nut- follows: Legmor, Indiana. lM&6t school year is 17S1.411 00 ies senes: Senior Literatnre. and the senices at the Bowne Mr and Mrs. R. D. Bancroft Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Richard the Panama Canal Zone." Mrs. Man- Wilson and son were part of Finland. The darkest whereas by mjtual consent a LoweU Showboat in Caledonia on Saturday eve- ter? We are here to offer our help and advice. 5 The need of watering Rich- (a Property: N4 Lots Of this. S506 6n OO will be for Harcourt Brace; Michigan His- Center Church Hill be conduc- were all Sunday dinner guests Doezema and family of Wash time is about midnight. General Fund I8.1M.4S ards Pait was cited. Manager flip of a coin determined the Mike Caldwell is a huge pack- Krebs Reulon Mr. and Mrs, James Green ning. 1 1 2. Blk SL Avery's Plat) teacher's salaries tory. books and Speech books; ted by James Willyard. at the Denton Wilcox home in ington D.C. visited relatives in When most people think of Lee Fund 1.M7.S8 Olson stated that this could be Speerstra Insurance Corapar.y age of fun. 290 pounds of hilar- Car] Wilson and Mrs. Wilson 1 Hie annual Krebs family re- Junior High English and Spell- The Alto Sunday School will celebration of Barbara and this community last week. They were Friday evening callers of Finland they think of the Sauna. Special Assessment Fund 36S.9S to be the successful bidder. BE (b. Property; W * of Lot ious. fan. He specialues in re- The meeting of the dtiaens called on Mrs. Wilson's mother done union was held Sunday. Julv 18 ing books. hold a picnic, potluck style at Esther s birthdays, which oc- returned home Monday accom- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Green of Lo- It's great! "ftie Sauna is more Water-Scwor Fund 281) .362.31 IT RESOLVED, THEREFORE, 7. Blk 6. Lee's Addition) sounding fails, which he calls committee for publicity of the in Fenmilie, Sunday. at the Bowne Center WSCS Hall 1 p. m. at Fallasburg Park. curred on Saturday. panied by their nephew, Mark well. like a sport in Finland. Each 6. The need of a light installa- that Speerstra Insurance Agen- "fat falls." that will shade the current bond proposal was set On motion by Mettemick. sup- Mrs. Eva Kaufman and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Raymond See- Bring your own beverage; ice Mrs. Freida Russell picked a Blocher. who will remain for a Mrs. Marie Porritt and friend family has a sauna if at all Bills payable: tion at Hunt and Godfrey Sts. cy's bid be accepted. PROVID- Yes: Coundhnen Doyle. Reyn- stage and literally vibrate the for May 24. 1965. at the high ported by Coons, approval was Lois Ltvermore of Grand Rap- possible. They all try to have was discussed and an on-the- se were host and hostess for the cream will be furnished. ripe lomatoe in her garden one visit. Ben Tuin. and the former's FARMERS STATE BANK ED a study of the bids reveal olds. Mayor Wittenbach. I. backbone of every patron m day. school. Meeting time 7:30 given for the summer Band This is for the whole church day last week, which seems io brother. Clint Brewer, of Grand ids called on the Cox home. the best sauna. Real competi- General 16.251.48 site inspection wac planned by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kendall Alto — that all specifications have been No: None stand?, at the Lowell Showboat Sixty-two guests were present Camp. and is sponsored by the Sunday me to be some kind of a rec- of Grand Rapids were Sunday Rapids were Sunday dinner Sunday. tion! When guests arrive, the Cemetery 31.00 Council members, preliminary compiled with by the Speerstra On motion by Gerard, support- Alto Phone CbtrksMIlp Phone f each evening from July 29 from Detroit. Grand Rapids. School. Please bring your own ord for this extremely dry sum- afternoon callers of Mr. and men go to the sauna for two OM Water-Sewer l.«2.S5 to such possible installation. IT WAS MOXTD by Council- ed by Shade, the insurance com- On motion by Reagan, sup- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Law- UK 8-2421 (mznsi 4f< Agency. llirouch July 31. Lowell Ada. Freeport and local table service and a dish to pass. mer. Mrs. Richard Fairchild. rence Richardson. Read the classifieds today! or three hours. man Doyle, supported by Reyn- mittee was given authority to ported by Coons, authonzatxn UNFINISBED BUSINESS Yes: Councilman Reynolds, olds. that the $200 budgeted for Mike is one of the top talent vidraty to enjoy the potluck act on the bonds for school was given to obtain bids on a COMMUMCAnONS Mavor Wutenbach, Councilman the LoweD Airport, be available acts and personahtites schedul- dinner at noon, after which and School Board 1951 Chevrolet bus. number 9. 1. A proposal from the Light Doyle. S. for general expenses recommen- ed for this year's onL^andmg the young peopfe held a ball isurer. Showboat performance. Heading game and visiting was enjoyed. and Power Csmpany for im- No: None ded by the Auport Comittee. On motion by Kiel, supported 1. Attorney Vander Veen re- provement of street lighting at the bill will be George Gobel Later all renimmg to their President Wessell appointed by Shade, authorization was giv- lating the status of trial cases. but the bills processed in the cadi end of Main Street was IT WAS MOVED by Council- and Betty Johnson of radio and homes hoping to meet again Mettemick as a delegate to the ea to obtain bids on the Sayles dty office in accordance with County School board Election MUSIC YOU WILL ENJOY BY THE 2. Michigan State Highway De- read. The recommendation pro- man Doyle, supponcd by Reyn- TV fame. Backing these stars next vear. School building, when arrange- general administrative proced- June. 1965. Dr. Reagan was ap- GREAT LOWELL irtment re maintenance of M- vided for 14 2000(1 Lumen Mer- olds. that the proposal of July ures of the dty. will be Bill CassSdy's Top-notch ments have been made with and M-91 within the City. cury units and 5 7000 Lcmen 6. 1965, of Lowell Light and TV spectacular da'neers doing pointed as an alternate. Mrs Shade, co-owner of the Yes: Conndlnun Doyie, May- famous routines you've seen on property. "It'll be coming around the bend..." 6 Read. Manager Olson to con- Merenrv nnrts. a« an aimnal Power Company for installa- Segwan Comimmity Supt. Nishet reported thai in NIGHTS-JULY your favorite regular hour-long cost of $1.135 00. (See MO- tion of 14 200W Lumen Mer- or Wittenbach, Councilman Rey- tact the department for clarifi- Mrs, ha krlBtyre checking with Mr. Geerlings. On motion by Gerard, sup- TIONS) cury lights, and 5 7000 Lumen nolds. 3 and spectacular TV shows. cation. school auditor. School Board of- ported by Reagan, approval mas Showboat Band Mercury lights, on Main Street Mike spends most of his woit- No: \one. ficers are required to sign aD ...T H R O u c H S. Michigan Department of Foreman Roar! improvement ing hours performing in hotels Mr and Mrs. Lewis Jones giver, fen- salary increased for AND extremities, at a cost to the general operating checks. He Health letter, including permit was further discussed. Man- The meeting was adjourned and clubs as w^li as for special and Mrs. Elvyn Potter were the non-teaching personnel as dty- of $1,135 00 annuaUy. be ac- suggested that numbered war- for sewer construction in Hunt ager Olson was directed to at 10:29 p. m. conventions and meetings. He Sunday dinner guests of Mr. recommended by Superintendent rants be issued which lua re- Street. contact the Kent Count} Road easily adapts his routine to TV and Mrs. Oriey Rnlason. Nisbet. quests for payments, segrega- Commission to discuss the feas- Yes Doyie. Wittenbach, Reyn- Approved: July 19. 1985. Show's for children. Al] age Friday afternoon callers at Chonis ted by funds. These warrants The meeting was adjouraed at 4 Restraining Order and Set- ibility of the City's contracting olds, 2. groups will find his merry, mad- the home of Mrs. Pearl Jones ARNOLD A. WITTENBACH. would be drawn upon the Schcol 10:45 p. m. ting time for hearing issued at to do part of the wirk. possibly cap mischief on the Showboat were Thelma Page. Crystal Jon- Mayor Board Treasurer and signed by request of Mr. Richard Dykstra. using equipment for grading. No: None stage a hilarious experience. es. Bessie Clarke. Henrietta Bo the President. Secretary and Respectfully submitted. prohibiting the dty from black- Besides his awesome • Fat" ma. Clara Freo. Helen Jones R. EL Reagan, D. D. S. 1 Treasurer Then only the Treas- topping Its land north of the MOTIONS 4 RESOLUTIONS LAURA E. SHEPARD. fall. and sommersanlts. he mix- and Ina Potter. IT WAS MOVED by Council- urer would have to sign the City Hall. Clerk es Iris fast and folksy funny- Mr, and Mrs, Alyn Fletcher COMEDY AND SONGS BY IT WAS MOVED by Council- man Reynolds, supported by checks, when issued. •f Special leettag 5 Old Kent Bank. Trust De- man Doyle, supported by Revn- Doyle, that the City of Lowell talk with a little comic magic and family of Plymouth spent OUR OWN f AMED and even a little juggling In the week end with Mr. and of the Board if Edncatim partment. re status of Schneid- olds that the bills payable be hereby authorize placement of lodger Wants Ads bring re- On motion by Mettemki, sup- held Jane 28. 1965 er estate. allowed and warrants issued. Showboat ticket booth on its sults. fad. you never know quite what Mrs, Herb Davis, ported by Shade, this proposal to expect from one second to Mr. and Mrs BiD Stephens was adopted by the Board. 4! The meeung was caUed to or- Interlocutor the next when vou watch Mike and family. Mr. and Mrs, Caldwell. James Stephens and family of The meeting was adjourned der by President Wessell at "Buoky" Buck Grand lUpids were Sunday* din- at 9.40 p. m 7 40 p. m. with all members present except Dr, Gerard. Also nei giiesl> of their parents. Mr. Respectfully submitted. Preschoolers to and Mrs Frank Stephens present were George cook, Don Gerard. M. D. DURING WHEAT HARVEST get certificates Sgt and Mrs, Bill Weimer Donn Palmer and R, Peckham. and Endmen and four children of Virginia, George Cook informed the THE MUSKAL spent from Saturday until Mon- TALENT-LADEN Board that, according to the Halst —Chock Hoffman Minutes of the regalar Meet- To avoid waiting in line. Dr. day with his brother. Mr, and 1955 Michigan School Code, re- —Dick McNeal -GartyGwrtd ing af the Board of Lduca- W. B. Prothro. Ctty-Connty Mrs Harry Weimer garding the voting on School Weeks Wohlford Uml, June 14, 1965. WE WILL BE Health Officer, advised the par- Mrs. Nancy Gransee and son Bund Issues, the same Bond erfti of pre school children that of Grand Rapids were luncheon The meeting was called to issue cannot be resubmitted to now is the time to secure cer- guests of Ira McIntyTe on Wed- order by President Wessell at the people for another vote he- nesday, tified copies of b.Tlh certifica- 7 40 p." m. with all members fore sue month"s tiroe. Mr. tes, if needed, for entrance to Cheryl Fletcher and Douglas present. Cook referred to several test school. of Plymouth are spending the cases and stated that the only THE TOP SIX WINNERS OF THE Miss Gertrude Nienhuis, So- week with their grandparents, On motion by Reagan, sup- way another School Bond issue penisor of Vital Records, ex- Mr. and Mrs, Emerson Stevens. ported by Shade, the minutes could be voted on sooner man pressed hope thai parents this Mr and Mrs. Earl Kmyon and of the May 10. 1965 mectmg six months would be to make year wiH not wait until the Mr. and Mrs. Glen Yeiter of were approved as printed On a substantial change in the w:«ek before school, or worse, .Alto were dinner guests of Mr. motion by Gerard, supported by amount of money in the bond Showboat the first week of school, to and Mrs. Eugene Myers of Plam- Mettemick, the bills were ap- issue. start thinking about getting eer- well on Monday. proved for payment as listed. ufied copies. Mr and Mrs. Richard Michel Mr. Donn Palmer explained Miss Nienhuis said that any- and children of Brmingham The following School Bond In- the tune tables for building if "Talent Search" one born in the dty of Grand were week end guests of their surance & Workmen's Compen- the vote is held, and passed, sation Comprehensne Liability Eoch Winner W9 Appear One Night Rapids may secure certified parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank in December. The elementary birth copies either at the Grand Stephens. Policy Insurance bids were re- building would not he ready un- Rapids Health Department, lo- ceived: til the fall of 1967: however, cated in the City HaU Annex. the additions to the Hign School 3(13 Ionia. NW, or the Kent Vergennes Crater School Bond IK. Bids ana Alto cotks be completed by County Clerk's Office in the Mrs. San Ryder the fan of 1966. Court* House. Rollins. 1 vr. $232 36 Children bom in Blodgett Hos- 8 *yr. 5S1,7« The Board agreed that the STARRING pital or other places outside of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Arkema Rmenger. 1 vt. need for the new elementary the dty of Grand Rapids may- observed their twenty-fifth wed- 3 yr. 754 00 school and the two additions is secure a certified copy from ding anniversary wiih a picnic Speerstra. 1 vr. 231.58 just as urgent now as before the Kent Oonnty Clerk s office for their many friends and rel- 3 yr. 57S.96 the June vole. and. therefore, \ t no change can be made. Thus, * FROM BROADWAY. NETWORK or the local registrar of their atives at Fallasburg Park on ONE OP THE GREATEST COMEDIANS OF district Sunday. and Liability it was dedded to wait until Garfit Gerwerda of Grand Decembfr. iH65 and hrtd anoth- •OUR TIME .. .• TV AND RADIO, STAGE AND Rollins $2,216.31 er election. Suggestions were 3ids was married last Friday 169 41 Camp fire girls at Ep worth Methodist made that more meetings and RECORDING... TO SERVE YOU Oinrch. information for those individu- Total $2.35S,72 attend Keewano Mr. and Mrs. Glerm Witten- als voting on the bond issue are needed. Lowell Camp Fire Girls at- bach and children called at the Ritienger $2,216.31 LONESOME" tending their resident summer Sam Ryder home Sunday after- 266 00 Respectfully submitted, e noon Robert E Reagan. DDS camp. Camp Keewano, this wr«k are Janice Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Biggs Total $2,482.31 Secnetaiy I'laine Stormzand. The theme of Saranac entertained Mr. and Songstress Mrs John Husar and Stanley for fun is -Adventure on the Speerstra $2.21631 H" e 3 HOISTS Seven Seas " Bieri for dinner on Sunday. * 17642 Waterfront activities, riding, Mr and Mrs. John Hiisar called on Mr. and Mrs David DRIECTED BY PERRY COMO'S handcraft, camp craft, nature Total $2,392.73 For increased unloading speed study, and dramatics aD are Galcott of Saranac on Sunday CHOREOGRAPHER, THE emphasized in the camp pro- afternoon. On motion by Kiel, support- gram. Mr. and Mrs. John Husar ed by Shade, the Insurance 'jids Betty Each unit, housing girls on called on Mr. and Mrs. Bruce report was turned over to the tlie same age level, has op Baird Sunday night. Insurance Committee vith pow- Cassidy TV-Network portraiities for cookouts during Mr. and Mrs Fred Roth are er to act. ihe week All units join in a on vacation this week. festival on Thursday evening and on Friday night' Dancers The girls all gather at a Johnson wooded amphitheatre for their 3 NEW SILOS council Fire. 77// Saucy Boat Ktaif infnglmd' • Tins pert litti? saucy boat has all the charm and cdtoi touiUl in our tamaus Piarllition Colonial pattern 250 POUNDS OF JUST PLAIN For increased storage capacity 4-H News made )usl tor us by Mason in SWeon-T rent, ft measures onK 3* nifti antl W ton£ am) It's sucn a tovdy FUNNYMAN... 1 Lowell Leading the Snow Community pattern, dor,'! you agtaf We "I send along a tmv - BUY YOUR TICKETS NOW! - 4-H Club this year are Connie .(ecipp bcok oi Win T's secrets lot a number of .dultflitlui I'roese. president; Greg Seeley, saucer, d'scowered m Europe The* cwi* to vou-postpaid Boxoffice Now vice-president. Christy Blanding. —witn a copy ot our big ne*. cotortol \7t pane secretary: Evon Johnson treas- catalog FRE£. It's a i2i0 value lor Sell or Store with urer; aiid Cindy Froese. report- only Open... Mike er. fCalBinf, •lone—bOc} Friday evening. July 23. the Snow Club will hold a swim- $1.00—$1.60—$2.20 Located on Main St. 1 Opposite Stadium ming party at the YMCA pool, Cax-1 Forslixiwi ^^ starting ai 7: JO. 122 East Fulton Street. &r»ntl Rapids. Vichtgen Entrance KING MILLING CO. Any members desiring furth- "round the bend nightly at 8:30 p. m." Caldwell Why VM. phone Gi S-FIJOJ—tx RimO to chaise it! er information are urged to call TW 7-9722 Meet at the hall at This adverfraemefl elofiated by the iowell Ledger PHONE LOWEU 897-9264 7 p. m. before departure to the pool THE LOWELL LEDGER, JULY 22, 1W5 man enjoyed Sunday dinner at NOTICE Star Comers Hastings. Mrs. Ira Klonnh Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kowal- czyk of South Bowne were Wed- VANDER VEEN, FREIHOFER South Lowell Gove Loke Mrs. Freeman Hoffman spent nesday supper guests of their & COOK Mrs. Nancy Nordhof Mrs. I/con Seeley Tuesday with her daughter, Mrs. daughter. Mrs. George Krebs III-G Waters Building Lloyd Miller and daughters of and family. Grand Rapids, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Roth Mrs. Darold Seeley entered Grand Rapids. Miss Nancv Krebs of East- PUBLICATION ORDER were Friday evening callers of Grand Rapids Osteopathic Hos- Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wingeier mont spent from Wednesday un- File No. II2.UI Mr. and Mrs. George Wieland. pital Saturday and surgery was to m visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack til Sunday with her grandpar- Simpson Sunday evening. State of Michigan. The Pro- Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rlttenger pcrlormed Sun. morning. Mrs. ents. Mr. and Mrs. John Krebs. Harold Collins Is caring for the lost&found Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Hoff- bate Court for ihe County of had a bit of excitement at their Mr. and Mrs. John Krebs & family, while Mrs. Seeley is M'ss Nancv Krebs had lunch Kent. home on Thursday when their Estate of Lav Ina Pontzlus, granddaughter, Diane Rlttenger. hospitalized PAINTING — Interior and ex CUSTOM COMBINING - And with Mrs. Frank Toiler at Bel- Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Weller THE LOWELL LEDGER, JULY », 1965 Deceased who was slaying wilh them, FOR SALE tenor. 30 yrs. experience. Free baling. Also wiU haul your mont Wednesday. had to be rushed to the hospital and family of Cincinnati, Ohio, estimate. EAD Pointing Co. grain. Work to be done by REAL ESTATE GOOD THINGS TO EAT Mr. and Mrs. Clair Kauffman IT IS ORDERED that on WANTED for an emergency appendecto- were week end guests uf Mr. Phone 361-6118. clS new John Deere Self-propelled and daughter. J«nls. attended September 27, 1W5 PETERSON'S - Tree Service. my, She Is recovering nicely. and Mrs. Guy Quiggle. combine Call Jack Linton. FOR QUICK — AcUon in seUing the Slater Family reunion at at 9:30 A. M. in the Probate Trees trimmed, topped and re- FRESH EGGS-Why not buy Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nord- Mr. and Mrs. I^on Seeley ac- line tx Alto. 868-0723. cl5 LOWEU LEDGER WANT AD PAGE your farm, suburban, or cot- HIGH SCHOOL BUY - Wants Lake Odessa Park Sunday. Courtroom, Grand Rapids, Mich- moved. Workmen are insured. ur eggs this week at our hof, jr.. look the Clipper lo companied Mr. and Mrs. .lack ft. u-ood construction, only CASH RATE: 17 words 60c, additional words Sc each. If not tage property, call or write summer odd jobs around yard Michael. Mark & Cindy Blouph an, a hearing l)e held at which For free estimate call Ionia Erm located al 5298 Burton, Milwaukee last week and spent DeVries and family of Rockford $45. Call days 897-9211 or eve- FOR SALE - 5-bar. No. 281 paid on or befor* 10 days aftor insortion, « ehargo of lOo Mr. Brown, 691-8208, 12216 and home. Reasonable rates. of I-owell and their guests, 1 creditors of said deceased collect 527-1773 or 527-4545. S. E., between Spaulding and S a few days touring Wisconsin to spend Sunday with Mr. and nings. 897-7589. pl4-lS Case rake, at 25% off. Sny- for bookkoeping will b« mad*. M. A. C. Drive, Route S, Bd- Roger MacNaughton, phone Tom and Jean Dettioff of Dp- arc required to prove their C14-24 Kraft Avenue. Fresh dally and Illinois. They returned home Mrs. George Johns of Dimond- der's Farm Supply, Alto. cl5 BOX NUMBERt If box numbor in car» cf this offlcs Is d»> ding, Michigan, or Mrs. Shaw- 897-7796. p9tf troll spent Wednesday at the claims. Creditors must file from our own chickens. Watch on Friday. ale, to celebrate the birthdays FOR SALE — 7^ hp. Johnson GARAGE SALE - Thurs., Fit. olrod, rdd 50c to abov*. ley. Belding 809, 303 N. Demo- Ira Blough home. Mrs. Ivan K. sworn claims wilh the court and for our signs. Spring Brook WANTED TO BUY-Qualified » » Mrs. Pauline Kllgus is send- of Mrs. Johns and Jack De- outboard motor |100.00. Call Sat. 1052 Cutter Parkway, SE, DUPONT LUCTTE Wan ERRORS In talophona advorilsomsnts at aondor's riok. rest Street, Belding, Michigan, Blough and Mr and Mrs. Ray serve a copy on Howard N. Eggs. No Sunday sales. c25tf land contracts. Call or see ing a few weeks with Mr. and Vries. 676-1883. cl4-15 at Eastmont. cl5 gal $5.77; quart $1.77. AvaH- RATES art bated strictly on uniform Want Adv. Stylo. representatives of Reminga Barber of Lowell, and Mrs. Ila Pontzius, at 808 College. S. E., Peter Speerstra, TW 7-9259 or Mrs. Ray Parker of Keene. Mrs. Ha Speas of Tampa, Flor- OUT-OF-TOWN advsrtiaomonts muat b# accompanltd by r* Realty Company. clltf Hooper of Clarksville were aft- Grand Rapids. Michigan, prior FOR SALE - A 39A John Deere FOR SALE — Sour cherries on ida, spent the week end with BICYCLE — Schwinn. cost I®, Store, LoweU. mittanoa. David F. Coons. LoweU Sav- ernoon callers. to hearing. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rlttenger in good shape. Reasonable. small trees. 5c a pound. Peter Mrs. Zeona Ingersol. They spent will sell for $40. Driven 500 fer Ads on Thls P| NEW SUBURBAN HOMES - ings & Loan Association, 217 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Krebs Publication and service shaU attended the World War 1 con- Cop Timinskis, Lincoln Lake Ave., Sunday with Horace Clark at miles. 278 Honey Creek, Ada. Phone 868-6091. cl5 DR. GEORGE VANDERMARK, y Must B. In West Main St., LoweU. Phone and daughters of Eastmont. Mr. be made as provided by statute vention al Sault Ste. Marie, last TW 7m 0911 0« largest FHA lots. AU plaster- LoweU, Michigan or call TW- Pickerel Lake at Newaygo. Chiropractor. 402 W. Main SL, I If l lLQ I Udsor Offlco Bofor* S P.M. on Tussdays TW 7-7132. C28-32 Don't you wish week. OR H665. ' cl5 FOR SALE - 1962 American ed, hardwood trim throughout. 7-7228. C14-15 and Mrs. George Krebs were New York Rockets to hit Ionia Snow Community and Court rule. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Keyt, Belding Open dally except FHA financing available. Best Sunday evening guests at the Date: Julv 6,1965 Sweet School reunion will be CALL ED STRONG-For all Atlas house trailer. 10x52, 2- WANTED-APPLE Cherry Mrs. S. P. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Keyt Tfauradays. Phone Belding POLE BUILDINGS — Compare construction value in this area. CHERRIES — Montmorency, you were here? John Krebs home. The Manhattan Rockets, Internationally famous precision WALLACE WAALKES held at the Sweet Schoolhouse broken windows. Will give bedroom, front kitchen. Call Trees on the stump. Would and family all of Lakeview. 1229 c32u before you buy! SmUey Build- See these homes while under for pie and shortcake. Pick Mrs. Jay Blough of Freeport dancers, will appear before the grandstand al Ihe Ionia Free Judge of Probate August 1. Bring your own bev- you prompt service. Eastmont- CH 5-7702. Moving, must sell. prefer dead apple trees. Chris- Your spot In the sun Mrs. Ralph Pegler and family ers, Ralph Lull, LE 2-3407. construction. HaU ml. north of your own and save, 4 cents was a Saturday dinner and aft- Fair. August S-14. The Rockets, who ulll bring the glitter and Donald F. Oosternouse erage. Ice cream wiU be furn- Forest Hills. Ada! Cascade, pl5-16 tensen's Fireplace Wood, 868- Is as near as our offlco! The next three Sundays Snow nf Grand Rapids were Sunday ANTIQUE DOLLS - Needed LoweU on Vergennes StreeL a pound. Two miles north of ernoon guest of Mr. and Mrs. glamour of Broadway to the Free Fair, have appeared reg- Attorney for Administrator ished. c9tf 4549. cEtf church will be supplied with a callers of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- areas. 857 Argo. SE, 94WJ717. PAINTERS & DECORATORS- for my collection. Reasonable Take If yon need extra cash ularlv at such famed show spots as Madison Square Garden, WiUiam Schreur, contractor & Lena Lou on Henry Creek Ira Blough. guest speaker as Mr. Noordof 111-G Waters Building ert Keyt and famUy. dtf Pa in ting and papering, inter- prices. If you have any for for a holiday vacation Atlantic City's Convention HaU, Texas State Fair, and the Read the Ledger Want Ads. buUder. TW 7-8189. c6tf Ave. and 'A of a mile west MUSICAL GROUP—Willing to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Shaf- will be attending Garret Theo- Grand Rapids, Michigan sate, call LE 2-6003. pl4-23 Sanitary Septic Tank or other expense... Wisconsin Stale Fair. ior specialists. 30 years ex- on Leonard. Allison Roark, appear without charge at fer, Wednesday, attended the logical Seminary. A true copy perience. Free estimates. Call Cleaning. Repairing, Installation ACREAGE — Dcsireable home phone 676-1046. cl4-15 Nazarene Church Assembly at ROLAND R. ROBEY Transmission Advantage dances, parties, etc. Just call COME AND GET IT Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fox 361-6118. D & D Decora FIBRE GLASS RESIN, $S 95 gal. sites on Bennett Rd., just E. Indian lake. Register of Probate cl4-16 TRENCHING SERVICE for a date 1M to 2 weeks in were dinner guests Sunday of Co. Williams Radio & TV. 126 N. of Fulton. From 1% to 10 HOME GROWN — Beans, wax Barbara, Marcia and Diane Church Of The Nazarene —Reasonable Rates advance. Popular and folk mu- BORROW UP TO Elmdale South Boston Mr. and Mrs. Clark NeUist. Specialist Hudson, LoweU. Phone TW 7- acre lots. One parcel has a or green; cucumbers, summer VANDERVEEN, FREIHOFER 201 North Washington LoweU, Michigan Licensed. Bonded, Insured sic. 897-7589. p6tf $1,000 Heastey and Kathy Olthouse of Mrs. Ira Sargeant Mrs. Ilelle Young FOR LIVESTOCK TRUCKING 9340. c42tf of our pine planting of 10,000 large squash, tomatoes, and sweet Grand Rapids are spending a Mr. and Mrs. Menno Baker & COOK THE REV. RUSSELL E. SPRAY 14 Years Ptwer-Glide to the Lake Odessa Livestock 243-0266 trees. This is an investment corn. Picked fresh dally at and son Lyman entertained the W3 W. Mala SL, GARAGE SALE - This week. WANTED TO BUY - Model A. couple of days with their grand- Experience Auction, call George Francis- in future America with many Giron's Farm Market, Bow- Mr. and Mrs. Adam Bailey Mrs. Thelma McClure and chUdren from the west side Lowell, Michigan ..11:00 A. M. 1M9 Patterson. SE, Eastmont. c48tf Model T or other unusual pa and grandma Shaffer. SUNDAY SCHOOL co, TW 7-7818, Lowell, or Al Special Summer beautiful building spots among es Road. 897-9604. cl5 Belding Finance 6 famUy have moved to Clarks- Mrs. Elma Austin have been YWCA of Grand Rapids. Many ..11:00 A.M. SEE LON PRATT Dishes, some clothing, blank- cars, accessories or parts. Ed Anderson of CaUfornia. PUBLICATION ORDER MORNING WORSHIP Helms, 637-2311, Palo. c2tf UPHOLSTERING—Repairing re- the pines. See us for a large ville and Mr. and Mrs. Robert drawn for jury duty for the Au- of these children had never .. 1:45 P. M. ets, dinette table, big radio- BLUEBERRIES — Pick your CaU R. L. Lambert, TW 7- CO.. LOWELL, MICH. Ira Sargeant of Elmdale called File No. 1I2.M2 YOUNG PEOPLE AND JUNIORS . styling, free estimates. CaU selection of lots and smaU Purdy and family have purchas- gust term of court in Ionia. been in the country and greatly own. Ward's Blueberry Farm, 9094. £14-20 I#9 W. Main Ph. W7-9255 on Mr. and Mrs. Ira Blough, State ol Michigan. The Pro- EVENING WORSHIP .. 7:30 P. M. phonograph, couch-bed, big farms. Land values are in- enjoyed a tour of the Baker AZZARELLO days or evenings, LE 4-3709. Tuesday afternoon. ed the house and have moved. Mr. and Mrs. David Gooze PRAYER AND PRAISE WEDNESDAY .. .. 7:30 P. M. chair with -Jip cover. Boy's Oil Burner North on Lincoln lake Road, WANTED TO BUY - Antique bate Court for the County of CIEVROLET & BUCK, INC. Bowen Upholstering. cltf creasing daily. Cascade Real Mrs. Purdy is a grandaughter and family of Detroit are spend- farm and a hay ride. 26" bicycle, fruit jars, gaUon to M-57, west 2 miles to Wa- Kent. Sipervised Nursery During AU Services Estate Office. Phone 949-0490. doUs for my collection. Rea- of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cari- ing a few days with Mr. and Kirn and Karen Blanksma of UM West Main SL. LtweD jugs. Many miscellaneous i- , basis lake Rd., H mile north, Estate of Frank Rlttenger, AUCTION SALE COMMERCIAL FANS - 20• C14-16 sonable prices. Call LE 2- gon. Wyoming spent most of last For the wages of sin Is death; hut the gift of God Is eternal Pk 817 984 tems. Few antiques. Some Check-Up H mile east. Open 7 days, Mrs. Stanley Gardner. Deceased fans on six ft. standards, 3 J>003. pi 4-23 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Anderson Bonnie Keitzman attended a week with their uncle and aunt, life through Jesus Christ our Lord. Romans 6:23. C33-34 items are new. 9494573. cl5 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Bring own IT IS ORDERED that on EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT speeds in like new condition. and family, who have spent the citizenship seminar at Camp Mr. and Mrs. Clare Carey. containers. cl5-18 WANTED - Elderly lady to Augnst 13, 1H5 Come and Worship With Us $35 each. Wepman's, 103 E. R. J. TIMMER REALTY past two weeks with relatives of Kelt near Cadillac last week The Antonides family held a Uve in with elderly gentleman. at 10:00 A. M. in the Probate STARTING AT 7:00 O'CLOCK Main SL, LoweU, 897-7722. cl5 Service SWEET CORN - First pick will this place, left for their home with a group of young people picnic on Guy Monks picnic Room and board In exchange Courtroom, Grand Rapids. Mich- be ready Saturday. George in California. Thursday night. from various parts of tne state. ground honoring the birthdays ADA — 80 acres roUing and for Ught housework Phone igan, a hearing be held on the ALL KINDS OF FOR SALE - 1961 blue Lan- Hale. 314 South Hudson, St., Katie Linscolt and George of Guy Monks. Douglas Antoni- Stl partiaUy wooded, ^4 mite road 868-5352. ' pl4-15 The Anderson's son. Steven, re- MERCHANDISE cer, in good condition with 6 LoweU. cl5 Dean are spending two weeks des and Mrs. Ida Bryand on petition of Herbert Elzinga for TMMAl! frontage. 3 bedroom home, mained; he is working for Clair VERGENNES METHOMST CHURCH good tires. 868-5459. cl5 WANTED TO RENT - Small at a children's camp on Lake Sunday. probate of a purported wUl. and $24,000 Kauffman. for appointment of a fiduciary, The Little Country Church With the Big Gospel Blessing _ MOM If you have anything to auction house or apartment Reason- Michigan. Mr.'and Mrs. Harry Goodell GRAVEL — Gean screened ce- ALTO-CLARKSVILLE AREA — LOST AND FOUND Mr. and Mrs. Norman King Bailey Dr. at Parndl Rd. Rev. Ira Noordhoff off or sell, bring it to us. We able. Call TW 7-9885. cl5 Mrs. Eleanor Stuart. Mrs. of Grand Rapids spent Thurs- and for a determination of heirs. O.O.D.G1 ment gravel, bank road grav- 120 acre farm, 3 bedroom are all smiles these days as charge very low rales. You get Eldora Graham. Mrs. Mildred day evening with Mr. and Mrs. PubUcation and service shaU el or processed. Block sand, home, barn, $18,000, terms. they are the grandparents of a 11:00 A. M.-Mornlng Worship cash, no waiting. We seU every- FOUND — Small box of nails. HELP WANTED - Male. Full Wittenbach, Mrs. June Fahrni Seymour Dalstra. be made as provided by statute fiU sand, stones for drain BELL ROAD — (Near Express- 7 pound, 5 ounce girl. Mindy thing. Contad Ralph F. Donalson. time work in local manufac- and Miss Carol Fahrni were Mr. and Mrs. Clark Hoxie and Court rule. fields, also top soU. CaU By- way) Suburban two bedroom Lou. which was bom to Mr. 9:45 A. M.—Sunday School Ionia, Michigan. pl5-16 turing company. ExceUent op- entertained at the past matrons went to Brooks Lake to take Date: July 7,1965 rancher, scenic view. large and Mrs. Clifford Walling, on Reginald Wiliemsen, Sunday School Superintendent Layfon's Auction Home ron Weeks Gravel, Gee Drive, portunity for advancement for meeting Thursday afternoon at Rev. Roy Chase to visit his WALLACE WAALKES lot. $10,500. Wednesday. July 14. Everyone MYF Meets at 6:30 P. M. 12993 Cascade Rd. TW 7-7760. c9tf KEYS LOST - Sunday. July 18, the right person. Must be will- the home of Mrs. Mary Bedell brother J. L. Chase. They re- Judge of Probate, LOWELL — Spadous 3 bed- on Burger Drive, Thomapple ing to start at the bottom is doing fine. mained Tuesday and Wednes- George R. Cook HIGH QUALITY, HARNESS SHOP NEWS-Com at Lake Odessa. M91 and old US16—on Corner room home near new high River Drive, Cascade Road or and work up. CaU 949-0950. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Myers day. Attorney for Petitioner bine canvas repairing. 4-H Carl Story was honored with "Come and receive a blessing' by the Flasher DEPENDABLE WORK school. Paneled fanuly room, 28th Street, SE. CaU 949-1373. clS and daughters. SaUy and Jen- Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Timmer 835 W. Main Street, show halters. Riding bridles. an open house on his 80th birth- 3 Miles South of LoweU large kitchen and dining room, Reward. cl5 HOME nie. are back to routine life, of Grand Rapids were Monday LoweU, Michigan Horse halters, cow halters. EXPERIENCED - Babysitter day Sunday at the home of his FAST SERVICE 1H baths, garage, $13,000. after having enjoyed a two dinner guests of his brother- A true copy. Kerekes Repair Shop, one LOST — YeUow tom cat, part would like to work in the daughter, Mrs. Norman King. FREE ESTIMATES terms. weeks vacation through 14 nf in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. ROLAND R ROBEY, mile east of LoweU on M-21. 676-9171 angora, amber eyes extra Cascade or Ada area. Phone Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Condon LOWELL — Older 3 bedroom IMPROVEMENT the Eastern stales, also travel- Clare E. Carey. Register of Probate cl4-16 1957 FORD — Best offer. CaH pll-20 toes. Strayed from Segwum 949-5486. cI5 and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Par- home on Main Street, garage, ing in Quebec, Canada, back to Roger Keeney of London. ALTON BIBLE CHURCH 868-3488 before 3 p. m., or area about a month ago. If sons returned Sunday evening ROLAND M. SHIVEL 8 Mite & Lincoln Lake Rd. FOR THE ... large lot, $8,000. Niagara Falls and back home. England spent Thursday and 897-7558. cl5 FOR SALE — 14-ft. farm trail- you see him, please call 897- from a few days outing at the 618 Michigan National Bank MIKE KOENES LOWELL — Suburban 3 bed- They also attended the Grand Friday at the Mcnno Baker BEST IUY er, steel frame and 2-in. wood ADA OIL CO. 7409. Donna Jean Ford. cl5 PERSONAL LOANS Parson's cottage at Wolfe Lake. BWg. DEAN BLOUGH—Pastor Phone 897-9038 BICYCLE - For Sale. Boy's room home, M-91, south. Large Olde Opera. home. rack. $200. CaU, Alto. 8684723. # MODERNIZE A reunion of the Stuart fam- Grand Rapids. Michigan 26" in good condition. Phone ADA, MICHIGAN shady lot, carpeting. $7,500, Mr. and Mrs. William Stalter Sunday dinner guests of Mr. 10:00 A.M. Wor»hl|>- 7:30 P.M. Wonhlp— ON THE ... BODY SHOP cl5 FOUND — Fielder's glove. Iden- FINE WEDDING INVITATIONS ily was held Sunday at the OR 6-2019 clS terms. and # REPAIR spend more of their leisure and Mrs. Bob Ulrich were Mr. PUBLICATION ORDER Sunday-School 11^)0 A.M. to Noon BEST CAR Ufy IPay for ad„Baker!r,, 24-hour service, napkins and home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne TV SERVICE — Radio and an- R. J. TIMMER REALTY time at their newly built cafcin and Mrs. Alvin Vissers and File No. 112.955 Grindle clS other accessories. FREE box # ADD A ROOM Stuait. "Holding Forth the Word of Life." Phil. 2:16 CLEANING — And painting by tenna repairs. Evenings caU Ada, Michigan. Office phone at Middle Lake. family of Evansville. Ind.. Mr. State of Michigan. The Pro- WITH THE... of Thank You notes and eti- Sheri Lynn, the 3 month old Independent Fundamental the hour. CaU 949-5987. C14-1S TW 7-9516. Art Warning, clltf OUR WORLD-WIDE - Theft 676-3901; residence 949-0139; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ander- and Mrs. I-on Hastings and ba- bate Court for the County of BEST SERVICE 6896 Cascade Rd. quette book with order. Lindy daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chris poUcy insures aU personal be- John Fahrni, salesman. TW- FOR RENT son and family and Mr. and by of Coopersville and Mr. and Kent. TANK FULL?—CALL FULLER Across From Old Kent Bank DONT DISCARD - That steam Press. 1127 East Fulton, Grand Fahrni, jr.. has been in But- longings up to $1,000 any 7-9334. C14-18 Mrs. Ira Sargeant were Mon- Mrs. Charles Ulrich and Rebec- Estate of Marvin A. Seyster, AND THE ... Septic Tank Cleaning. Licen- -IN CASCADE iron when you drop it or it Rapids. GL 9-6613. ctf terworth Hospital for several place in the world. Peter Take advantage of your locally-owned, com- day supper guests of Mr. and ca of AUendale. Deceased BEST WARRANTY sed and hooded. Day or night fails to work, it can be fixed FOR RENT — Lower. Grand days. Speerstra Agency, TW 7-9259. WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY^ Mrs. Emerson Stauffer and en- Mrs. Nina Ellison of Saranac IT IS ORDERED that on FIRST METHODIST CHURCH emergency service. Member 949-2640 at reasonable cost. For ser- River. SW, and Gulliford. CaU munity-owned Savings & Loan Association to Mrs. Fern Nash. Mrs. May cl5 TW 7-7103. pl5 Black and white or color. joyed Tuesday's supper with the and Mrs. Nettie Cheney of August 4, 1965 Main at Divlelon — Lowell, Mich. of Ada Businessmen's Associ- vice on all small appliances obtain a quick, confidential loan. You're Sheldon and daughter, Rosalyn Prices to fit your budget. Por- Horace Myers famUy. were callers Saturday evening Owosso caUed on Mr. and Mrs. at 10:00 A.M. in the Probate REV. ROBERT WEBBER, PASTOR Your Choice Of— ation. Phone ITtSM. c22tf and power tools. caU TW7- DRY CLEANING—$1 for suits, VALLEY VISTA FOR RENT — Small furnished traits and advertisii dealing with men interested in YOU and your Mr. and Mrs. Richard King at the Wilbur Young'home. Kenneth Fox Wednesday. Courtroom. Grand Rapids, Mich- 7397. Charies Houseman. 1949 dresses and topcoats. Quality West Main St., LoweU, Mich. MONACOS TRUSSES—Trained fitter, sur- apartment. Suitable for one raphy. J. E. Colby, Alt also the latter's parents, Mr. Mrs. June Fahrni. Carol, and Misses Beatrice and Irene igan, a hearing be held on the N. Washington SL, LoweU. cleaning guaranteed. Veteran's NEEDS. Services at 8:45 and 11:00 A. M. gical appliances, etc. Kon Why rent, when for $100 down person. No pets. 226 S. Jeffer- 5001 c24tf and Mrs. Archie Duncan, are Mrs. Edith Hanson were sup- Finner of Buttrick Avenue call- petition of Roland M. Shivel for CUSTOM sars c45tf Dry Cleaners pickup station Rexall Drugs. Saranac, Mich. and $300 painting aUowance, you •son. CaU 897-7645. pl5 aU back to the regular routine per guests Thursday at the Got- ed on Mr. and Mrs. Menno probate of a ppurported will, Church School at 9:45, Classes for AU Ages Over Two POLARAS c39tf located in the Cascade Shoe of work again, after having en- Baker Wednesday evening. and for appointment of a fiduc- can own your own home? FOR RENT — 2 bedroom house, tlieb Roth home. CORONET SITS FREE Store building in Cascade, joyed a vacation trip to Nia- Mrs. Ed Richards. Mr. and iaiy. and for a determination of Sermon: "The Voice and Work of the Michigan FOR SALE—Fishing Tackle & For more information—CaU 6 mUes southeast of LoweU. WE ALSO BUY CORONET 44#^ QUART OF VALSPAR across form Old Kent Bank. gara Falls. The also visited the Mrs. John Poelman of Grand heirs. Trmperaace FoundaUon" DOK BUILDERS Gas heat, automatic washer RESIDENTIAL LAND CONTRACTS VARNISH Bait, at 20 pet. off list price. Open daily 9 to 6. c33tf zoo in Detroit and attended a Rapids and Anton Poelman of Publication and service shall CORONETS The best for less. Why pay PAINT SALE and dryer. $50 per month. Guest Speaker-Lawrence Malone 532-6505 CLARK baseball game. Grandville were guests at a pic- be made as provided by statute DARTGFS with more? Gold's Live Bait & Tac- CaU 691-8102. pl5 A* clltf PLMBG. & HTG. COME IN TODAY Mr. and Mrs. I-eon Norming- Deadlines nic at the heme of Mr. and and Court rule. Nursery During The 11:00 A. M. Service DART TTF S kte, North Hudson, LoweU. ton and family who had atten- Mrs. Clare Carey on Sunday. Date: June 30.1965 EIGHT-FOOT - Benjamin M E. Mala St. Low«B AND DISCUSS YOUR NEEDS WITH US Unless otherwise noted, the c3tf Vosburg Block & Gravel ded the open house, honoring Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Dalstra WALLACE WAALKES DARTS LoweU lu?dger pubUcation dead- COMPACT VANS PIANO TUNING—And Service. paints the Sargeants golden wedding lines for non-Holiday weeks wiU spent Sunday with Mr. and Judge of Probate PICNIC TABLE Moore -BLOCKS- MASTER PLUMBER anniversary, were Sunday eve- and Mrs. Oscar Chapin of San- Roland M. Shivel South Boston Bible Church PIC1UPS Electronic tuning assures ac- REAL ESTATE be as foUows: curacy. Prompt service. Or- Mn., 4-In.. Mn., 8-In., lO-In., Lowell Savings & Loan Association ning visitors of Mr. and" Mrs. ford. Kaye and Gayla Chapin 608 Michigan National A. PETER GARDNER, PASTOR TRUCKS at only $26.99 12-In. GAS CALL ANYTIME! Richard King. Photographs, 5 p. m. Monday returned home with them after Bank Bldg. val Jessup, TW 7-7366 LoweU. Sillers House Paint Serving LoweU Community Since 1888 "A Bible Believing Church Where a Warm Complete (KD) Buying or Selling— FURNACES Mr. and Mrs. Norman King Church News, noon Tuesday spending the past week with Grand Rapids, Michigan dtf Exterior High Gloss TW 7-7534 DavM Caeas, Secretery Welcome Awalta You" held open house from 2 to 5 their grandparents, Mr. and A true copy Chiiray Blocks, Patio Blocks CONSULT AND CONVERSION Locals, 5 p. m. Tuesday COIN-OP TYPE DRY Cleaning or TW 7-7104 217 West Main SL, LoweU Phone TW 7-7132 p. m. Sunday in honor of the Mrs. Seymour Dalstra. MORNING WORSHIP AND JUNIOR CHURCH —10:00 A.M. AO MMMS, iM-lidiBg PLYWOOD MARKET. $3.99 gal. Social News, 5 p. m. Tuesday ROLAND R. ROBEY 8 lbs. for $2.00. Cascade Shoe BURNERS latter's fathers, Carl Story of Saturday evening Mr. and Register of Probate cl4-16 Nursery Provided Cement and Mortar Correspondence, 4 p. m. Tues. COMPANY OFFICIALS' Inc. Store, across from Old Kent Grand Rapids, who was 80 yrs. Mrs. Uoyd Bertran entertained SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:15 A.M. Coming Events 5 p. m. Tues. ROLAND M. SHIVEL CARS JUS—28th Street Bank in Cascade. dStf Sillers Floor Enamel WATER HEATERS old Saturday. About fifty rela- Mr. and Mrs. Leonard PoU and VOMNG PEOPLES' MEETING 6:45 P.M. Half mile East of Breton Rood Phone Ada OR 6-1047 I I tives. old friends and neighbors Classified Ads, 5 p. m. Tuesday family of Grand Rapids with a 608 Michigan NaUooal Bank EVENING WORSHIP 7:45 P.M. AT- IF YOU WANT - A dean and Am stated in advertisement $3.99 gal. Buick I caUed to offer congratulations. hamburg fry after which they Bldg. THURSDAY PRAYER MEETING 7:30 P.M. Ph. 245-2151 affectkKiate puppy, we have All deadlines are for material Grand Rapids, Michigan LOW. LOW cStf FOR ESTIMATE Four generations were pres- all went to the Showboat talent SUMMER PRICES four waiting for permanent Transmission ent—Carl's daughter, Bathea, to be pubUshed in the same nighL PUBLICATION ORDER CALL TW 7-7948 week's issue. homes. AKC registered. Mini- LAWNS SPRAYED - For mos- grandudaughter. Mrs. Francis Mr. and Mrs. Clark Hoxie FUe No. 112,8M L-A-V-E T-O-D-A Y! ature Schnauzer. 9494*779. clS Expert The Ledger cannot guarantee RIDING HORSES — For sale. quitoes, CaU OR 0-1778 or Walling: baby daughter, Mindy were dinner guests of Mr. and Stale oi micnigan. The Pro- ADA HARDWARE use of material received after May be seen at 8SM Elmdale 1940 FORD COUPE - CaU TW 577 Ada Drive OR 6-1668. C14-16 LVIE COVERT 12 Years Experteaee Lou. Also present were Carl's Mrs. Harold Maines at their bate Court for the County of Calvary Grace Drive-In Church older brother. Ralph, their sis- the above noted deadlines. cottage at Lincoln lake. Kent. * Rd., J. B. Ward, Claiksville. 7-7000 after 5 p. m. or can Ada, Michigan SEE LEFTY SEIVOLD % Mile West of M9I on 36th Street Mich. clS-16 be seen at 11652 Grand Riv- OR 6-1811 ter. Mrs. Bessie Kyser. and with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Robertson Estote of Sara B. Phelps, other relatives, friends and old and son Steven attended the Deceased Buy er Avenue, LoweU. Cash on- FOR SALE served after which all depart- SUNDAY SERVICES FIVE DOGS—Given away to neighbors made it a day long Gee reunion al Sunfield Sunia> ly, $275. pl5-16 AZZARELLO ed for home wishing the honored IT IS ORDERED that on good homes. 7321 Snow Ave., to be remembered. Ice cream, Their daughter Rebecca wlio — 7:00 P. M. — FORDS FOR SALE - 1963, 9 Well Drilling CHEVROLET & BUICK, INC. guest many mure Happy Birth- September 28, 1965 Alto, Michigan. clS TRASH AND JUNK HAULED- cake, punch and coffee were had been spending the past two with Confidence passenger station wagon, 6 1259 West Mali SL, Lowell at 9:30 A. M. in the Probate Cascade Ada, Eastmont, Lo- WATER BIKES days! EVERYONE WELCOME Fran YMT GARAGE SALE — Good used cylinder. $1,525; 1964, 9 pas- Helen PUMP SERVICE weeks wilh her cousin Mrs. Courtroom. Grand Rapids. Mich- well area. No garbage! If Ph. 897-9294 c7lf clothing. Friday. 23, and Sat- senger station wagon. 8 cylin- Velma Dell Stanley of Williams- igan. z hearing be hdd at which moving, we wfll dean up Phone—OR 6-1659 CS3-34 DODGE urday. 24. 1282 Spa aiding, SE, der. $2,130; 19M. 2 door Cus- ton returned home with them all creditors of said deceased trash and unwanted artides. From 5:00 to 8:00 p. m. Cascade, Michigan. cl5 tom 500 sedan, 6 cy Under, Runciman and also Utile Debbie Stanley. are required to prove their "QUAUTY" DEALER Bob's Pickup Service. Phone C. ED. SULLIVAN $1,680. AU have automatic cU-ll Makes engines last longer Mr. and Mrs. John Blanding claims. Creditors must fUe (Ooe of ten 6-time winners FOR SALE — liariey-Davidson t»i-mm; or V-/1 attended a cousins picnic on Congregational Church transmissions i ncatcrs CaH Grover Co., Realtors -Fast, Dependable sworn claims with the Court io the U. S. A.) motorcycle, excellent condi- 456^661 or 866-1425 after S Service the boat of their cousins, Mr. and serve a copy on Roland M. UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST RESIDENCE: LEWIS ELECTRIC CUSTOM tion. Call 897-9068. clS p. m. and week ends. C14-16 CEMENT—And road gravel for and perform better! and Mrs. Burdette White on Shivel. at 608 Michigan National HUDSON AND SPRING STREETS. LOWELL, MICHIGAN 676-2211 —Fairbanks-Morse HOTPOINT-MAYTAG Grand River near Grand Haven Bank Building, Grand Rapids, Rev. Charles C. Davis, Minister REFRIGERATOR - Krtvina- sale, 4 miles from LoweU. OIL FURNACE WAGONS - New 9.000. $133.59, Submersible and Sunday. Michigan, prior to hearing. Tractor back-hoe (trenching) BALES AND SERVICE Pastor Eraerltua: Rev. Norman Woon tor. In good working condi- also gravity boxes while they OFFICE: Jet Pumps 0110I1ER CaUers at the Clare Carey Publication and service shall tion, $2S. 4558 Braebura. SE. EXPERT SERVICE work. Bot Albert, Route L MarkU JACKSON last. Need wagon tires. 9.50x Belding. CaU 894J2. c8tf GL 9-3396 Service on AW Makes home this past week were Mrs. be made as provided by statute WORSHIP SERVICE—10»00 A. M. 949-1317. plMI —Free 14. 6 ply lift, $38.17. our price 1 • John Vriezenia. Mr. and Mrs. and Court rule. Nursery provided during Morning Worship ON ALL MAKES Estimates Washers. Dryers Robert Blanksma of Wyoming. MOTOR SALES FOR SALE - 1919 Lark. 4-dr. $18.88. 9.59x15. 8 ply lift, $51.01 SMOn • SOOT-CABiOi'CONE FOREVER Date: July 12,1965 our price $23.98. 12x38. 6 ply Refrigerators Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kaediele A. DALE STOPPELS Sermon: • GETTING ON AND GETTING HONEST" m W. Man, Lowell TW7-S2II station wagon, $259. Can 949- —FuUy lift, $84.22 and lots more. ^ Custom Mark U Volumetric oil firing bums so of MiddleviUe, Mrs. MUdred 1296. cl5 lASTilfiS UVESTOCI Insured ELECTRICAL WIRING AND Judge of Probate Exodos 20:15 Cash and carry. Three used FREE HOUSE cUan tort's never a trace of smoke, soot or liawy of Grand Rapids. Rev. CONTRACTING Roland M. Shivel We unite to worship God with freedom and respect for Small Motors tractors with loaders. Forge Jily 16. 196 caiboo. and Mrs. Norman Douty of E. 608 Michigan National THE HOUSE AT 924 W. MAIN Individual belief boxes on special One used Al- PIIOM TW 7-7746 Lansing. Mrs. Roger MUler and Bank Bldg. STREET, LOWELL. IS AVAIL- Feeder Pigs $10.09-$18.99 • Saves feel, loo, usually one dollar out of X lis Chalmers dropper, aU Factory Trained Servteerea Mr. and Mrs. Roy Osborne of Grand Rapids, Michigan ABLE TO ANYONE WHO WILL Top Calves $25 00-$29.50 We pick up and heads good. Caledonia Tractor the Rest" Grand Rapids, A true copy. REMOVE IT. Seconds $20.00-525,00 • Cute sorvka costs up to 90% because it bums and Equipment Co., Caledon- WEAR-PROOFS your eneine because Havoline Motor Oil's Mrs. Sherman Reynolds at- ROLAND R. ROBEY deliver Common & Culls —$15 00 $20 00 OR ^5331 Bafley Dr. "We SeU the Best and Service daan; tho cause of most furnace trouble is ia, Mich. Phone TW 1-8122. —Inquire At— OK 6 balanced additive formula provides tougher oil film. tended a reunion of the older Register of Probate C14-16 Young Beef $17 00 *22 50 Ada cl7tf elimmatad. flRST BAPTIST CHURCH ^ cl5 CLEANS as it lubricates, releasing full power of every drop students of Ada High School Jackson Motor Sales Beef Cows $12 00-J16 40 SUNDAY SCHOOL 10 A.M. WORSHIP 11 A.M. and 7:30 P.M. 8 BLENDS OF GAS Aurhorized cf gasoline. at Townsend Park Sunday. A- or CaU TW 7-9281 Bulls fai 00-118 50 bout fifty were present to en- " LOW"TE"R M s"" COSTOM-MADE for today's higher powered cars. Keeps A sailor limped into a naval SENIOR AND JUNIOR YOUTH FELLOWSHIP 6:30 P.M. Briggs & Stratton Top Hogs $25.00-$25.50 Thoro's one to fit your TRENCHING cl5 Come in for a demonstration or call hydraulic tappets free and quiet. joy a bountiful dinner and re- hospital to have his foot X-ray- WED. PRAYER SERVICE 7:30 P. M. Parts and Service Second Grade $24 00 J25.00 new old friendships. ed and was asked to wait for car. Stop in todayl Backhoe, Digging Service Roughs $1S 00 $2!.50 CONSTANTLY IMPROVED for over 50 years. Tests prove M. KEITH MC IVER — PASTOR JIM'S BODY SHOP Advanced Custom-Made Havolino is the be«t motor oU the results. Some time later an Boars $13.50-$18.50 year money can buy. ledger Wants Ads bring re- orderly appeared and handed "JONAH'S SUBMARINE" CEMENT GRAVEL Feecter Cattle $16 0&-S22.00 MINOR OR COMPLETE PHONE: Days—6-5821 ROAD GRAVEL—FILL DIRT Your car deserves the best service and products. YouH suits. him a large pill- Some question a whale swallowing a man.' The Blue whale COLLISION OR RUST REPAIR i get them here. Come in! Night*—676-1772 or 676-4321 The sailor hobbled over to get is 100 feet long, it weighs 150 tons and a man can stand WITTENBACH Pit located 4 miles from Top Calves $20 50 Used Cars a glass of water. swaUowed tlie LoweU WUbur Salmon Del ton FREE ESTIMATES WORK GUARANTEED upright in its immense jaws. Fishermen who work with these SALES & SERVICE CO. SEVERAL TO CHOOSE FROM... pill, and sat down to wait. 741 West Main SL, LoweU BOB ALBERTS Top Hogs — $25.50 great denizens never question this fact of Scripture. 4590 Coscodt Rood Some time later the orderly John Bechtel Hastings Ada Heating & Plumbing Co. Jim's Sunoco Servke PHONE 897-9227 Rl, Belding—Ph. 794-1049 4 Dykhouse & Buys (at Forest Hills) HEIM'S H^I reappeared carrying a bucket "IN GETHSEMANE CHRIST REPLACES AN EAR" Dona Irwin Vermontvilte Res. LE 2-2994 of water. "O.K.." he said, r. Prep. 11-21, Ado ffc. 474-91 IB cl4tf 6915 Cascade Rd. 949-1020 Harold SkedgeU ClarksvUte Ph. 949-2070 587 Ada Drivt Ada. Michigan Far Traneyortati— M Spiritual CounaaL Call TW 7-7015 TEXACO SERVICE let's drop the piU In this buck- Larry Oetmon Wayland L MAIN STREET PH. TW 7-9625 et and boak the loot." 1 I T T

THE LOWELL LEDGER, JULY H, 1K5 CARD OF THANKS 1 wish to thank my many friends and relatives for their Real Christianity coming many cards and visits and oth- er acts of kindness during my stay in the hospital. The Only True Religion everts cl5 William J. Precious

The annual meeting of the "I know no frue religion buf Christianity; no true Christianity but Alton Cemetery Association will be held Tursday evening, Au- STRAND ihe doctrine of Christ; the doctrine of His divine person, of His gust 3. at 8 o'clock in the Al- Just arrived divine office, of His divine righteousness, and of His divine Spirit, ton Church. 15-16 THEATRE which all that are His reccive. I know no true ministers of Christ A darling daughter was bom LOWEU - MICHIGAN Snow School reunion will be but such as make it their business, in their calling, t o commend on Friday, July 16, to Mr. and held Saturday, July 31 at the Mrs. Leonard Hoag of Alto. The Jesus Christ, in His saving fulness of grace and glory, to the faith Snow WSCS hall. All pupils that new arrival weighed 6 pounds, THURS , FRL, SAT., SUN., and love of men; no true Christian but one united to Christ by faith ever attended Saow School & 3 ounces and has been named July 22, 23, 24, 25 their families are Invited lo at- Donelle Rae. 4—BIG DAYS—4 and love, into the glorifying of the name of Jesus Christ in the beau- tend. Please come and enjoy ty of Gospel holiness. Ministers and Christians of this spirit have the day with us. been for many years my brethren and companions, and I hope shall Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Walling Sweet School reunion will be of 36th Street are the parents "Zebra In the ever be, whithersoever the hand of God shall lead me." Detmers brings in season's first wheat held at the Sweet Schoolhouse of a daughter, Mindy Lou. She » t —Robert Traill August 1. Bring your own bev- was bom at the Grand Rapids Kitchen" Sam Detmers, right, and helper, Bob Smith, appeared at the erage. Ice cream will be furn- Osteopathic Hospital on July 14 This message paid for by the Sunday School of King Milling Company, with the season's first Imd of wheat ished. and weighed 7 pounds, 15 oun- Technicolor on Thursday, Julv 15. The wheat came from the Sam ?»nd Paul ces. Calvary Christian Reformed Church with JAY NORTH, Detmer farm In keene Township. They Iwve fbout 30 acres of The thirty-first annual Kent TV's Dennis the Menace wheat, which they expect will bring 28-3G bushels to the acre. County 4-H Hub free fair will Test weight on the load delivered Thursday was 58"i lbs. per. be held at the Lowell 4-11 Fair At the time of the I960 Cen- Jim Davis and Aidy Devtne Calvary Christian Reformed Church bushel. grounds August 2 through Au- sus, Michigan was seventh In A Happy Tale of a Big City gust 6. population among the states, With a Zoo LOOM West Main St., Lowell H. Buikema, Pastor with 7.823,194 people. The Mich- The Baldwin Troutarama will an Department of Health es- Y standings be held July 28 through July Snated the state's 1964 popu- CLOSED SHOWBOAT WEEK SERVICES—10:00 A. M.—7:00 P. M. Sunday School—11:10 A. M. 31. lation as 8.980.000. Jaly 2141 Sportsman League Everyone Welcome The Wolverine 4-H Club will Saranac All-Stars 6 2 meet for its final general meet- Saranac Universal 7 3 ing Monday. July 26. in the Lowell Merchants 5 4 Vergennes Town Hall at 8 p. m. Budgeting b Mil BRIDAL SHOWER HONORS Amway 5 4 wtayoifMy MISS DAWN MARIE SCOTT Alto 5 5 A miscellaneous bridal show- Attwood 0 10 for iAsvraiKt GREENVILLE - - IONIA er was given for Miss. Dawn Marie Scott on Tuesday, July 13-15 Baseball tmi tLa DRWE-iN THEATRES 6. Cubs 2 The shower was given by Mrs. Indians, 2 Sure ij! If your ftmily'i oo a budget (tad who M ftut Greenville Ionia Bill Griffore, Mrs. Bud Rogers Angels 1 days) youH find that our Premium Payment Plan It the and Mrs. Danny DeGood at the Clarksville 1 smart way to pay for your insurance. YouH get the protec- DRIVE-IN THEATRE DRIVE-IN THEATRE DeGood home. Score: Cubs 6. Indians 3. tion you need and pay for it io small monthly mstoUiDeo*. Refreshments were served & Dawn Marie Scott Call m for deudli. Frl., Sat, July a, 24 Sat, July 24 games were played. 11-12 Baseban 3 AIl Tlme. All-Top Hits! —Dusk to Dawn— becomes bride of •THE TWELVE WOMEN OF MOOSE MEET: Clarksville Alfred P. Jensen PLEASURE SEEKERS" ATTRACTIONS" SCHEDULE ACTIVITIES Athletics A floor-length gown of em- Freo Coffee and Donnts Senators "RIDE THE WII.D SUKF" broidered nylon was chosen by RITTENGER Monday evening, the Women Tigers "BI S RILEY'S Sun.. Mon.. Julv 25. 26 of the Moose, Chapter 1388, Yankees Miss Dawn Marie Scott for her BACK IN TOWN" held their monthly business wedding on Saturday, July 10, E. P»vslev. Ann-Mareret Insurance Service meeting in their club nvmis. to Alfred Peter Jensen, In the Snn.. Mon.. Julv 25. 2C "VIVA LAS VEGAS" Scores: Athletics 9. Tigers 8; © This Sunday, members of the Clarksville 4, Yankees 3; Clarks- First Methodist Church of Low- 218 East Main Strttt Ph. 897-9269 "MfHALE S NAVY G. Hamilton. S. Oliver In local Chapter will be attending ville 14, Senators 0. ell. JOINS THE AIR FORCE" •YOUR CHEATIN' HEART" th^ executive meeting to be Roger McNutt hit a home The gown was fashioned with and held in Grand Rapids. sequins and pearls trimming Tues.. Wed.. Thurs., run for Clarksville with D. Har- "THE WORLD OF A Chapter night meeting for the sabrina neckline, a fitted 1 July 27. 28. 21 wood getting the win. ABBOTT & COSTELLO ' the Lowell Chapter will be held Tigers 9, Yankees 8-Blake bodice and scalloped cap sleev- DOLLAR A CARLOAD on Monday evening, August 2. es. A crown of pearls and crys- Tues., Wed,. Thurs., Johnson singled in the winning Rev. L Malpne T. Curtis. N. Wood In Officers and chairmen will hold tal secured her elbow-length July 27. 28. 2D run. Jerry Stinchcomb had a "SEX AND THE a meeting on Monday, August 2 run homer while Pete Olson veil, and she carried a white DOLLAR A CARLOAD to speak here SINGLE GIRL" 9, at 7 30 p. m. had 3 hits for the Yankees. Bible adorned with pink roses R. Hudson. G Lollobrigida and and satin streamers. Tigers 15, Yankees 7—Blake "The Voice and W4)rk of the STRANGE BEDFELLOWS" "MAN IN THE DARK ' Parents ot the couple are CARD OF THANKS Johnson had a triple and a Michigan TemperenQp Founda- Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Scott. Rt. T. Young D. Dunea home run for the Tigers while tion," will be the tftle of the Frl., Sat., July 30. jT" I wish to express my thanks 1, Lowell, and Mr. and Mrs. "TAGGART"' R. Keech had a homer for the sermon, which the Jtev. i^vv- "Two on A Guillotine" to al] of the friends and rela- Alfred Jensen. Rickman Ave., Yankees. rence Malone, will preach at Frl., Sat.. July M. 31 "Brainstorm" tives for their kindness and NE. Grand Rapids. sympathy and for all the gifts the Lowell Methodift Church, "THE SPIDER" "Mv Blood Runs Cold" 9-10 Baseball Matron of honor. Miss Diane and cards received at my hus- this coming Sunday July 25. "THE LEECH WOMAN" Posthumus and the bridesmaid, He will speak at 8)j45 and 11 "The Woman Who Wouldn't band^ iijalh. Mets Miss Diane Wilcox of Grattan, "MOTIIRA" Die" a. m. * Sincerelv, Giants w ore similar street-length cl5 Mrs. I^e Snyder Dodgers gowns of pink brocade with The Michigan Temperance Pirates matching veiled circlet head- Foundation, has its headquar- Alto pieces. ters in the State Capitol City of Clarksville A white lace fan trimmed Lansing. The objectives of the with pink and white carnations organization are to minimize Scores: Dodgers 13, Pirates 0. and centered with a pink glad- and or eliminate the traffic in Giants 4. Pirates 3. inn formed their bouquets. alcoholic beverages: and active- Kevin McMahon drove in all Miss Sandra Scott, sister of ly and militantly to work again- 3 Pirate runs with a double. the bride, was a junior brides- st any and all efforts, regardless Dan Hendrick had 2 hits as well maid. of source, to corrode or sub- as being the winning pitcher for Attending the groom as best vert the public morals of the Check Your Home for State of Michigan. the Giants. man was Theodore Sampanes. Mets 3, Alto 1—Kris Kropf The attendants were Louis Wil- For the past 20 years one of drove in all 3 runs getting a liam Romence, Donald Keegs- the strongest parts of the work triple, and double and was the tra. Daniel McGrath, Al DeVol of the Foundation has been in winning pitcher for the Mets in of Ada and Jerry Scott, brother the field of education. More Electrical Safety! a well played game. of the bride. than 95 percent of Michigan's SHOWBOAT WEEK SPECIAL!^, J- Mr. and Mrs. John A. Gunn, high schools regularly welcome S-8 S.*rtba)| brother-in-law and sister of the the foundation's education pro- HOT DOG & bride, presided at the recep- grams. During 1964, Foundation Clarksville tion immediately following the speakers reached more than 75,- Cardinals SMALL ROOT BEER 000 teenagers in schools through- e any of the following true of your home?: Hawks ceremony in the church parlors. out the state's upper and lower Alto peninsulas. ginntljlnr,t w, -fc iintii iatii«ufc> Ravens vspeii anowDoor weon unrn Mianignr Rev. Malone is a graduate of Crows Horseshoe courts the Central Bible Institute in 1. You are not sure if you hove the right sizes fuses in the elec- Springfield. Mo., the headouar- Scores: Clarksville 29, Rav- trical service entrance. ters school of the Assemblies ens 3; Hawks 28, Crows 13; opened at Ada of God, and is an ordained min- Cardinals 12, Alto 11. 2. Fuses blow or circuit breakers trip often. The public is invited to use ister of this organization. He the new horseshoe courts at began his pulpit ministry in 1945, 3. There are too few switches and ouHets where you need them Leonard Field in Ada. These ana was fully ordained in 1950. CARD OF THANKS —you can never find a good place to plug in the hair dryer are six of the nicest courts to He has served several church- We wish to thank our children be found anywhere and we sug- es In Michigan. At present he DRIVE-IN or vacuum cleaner! and families and neighbors, gest that horsehshoe pitchers is employed at the Dear Med- TAKF.-OUT ORDERS—TW I-SIH . relatives and friends for mak- who have never pitched on good ical Clinic, located in Grant, as Lowell's East City Limits Ph. TW 7-8195 4. Long cords are strung around your living room under furni- ing our golden wedding anni- slay courts take advantage of a Medical Insurance Account- ture or rugs. % versary day one which will long the availability of these. ant. be remembered. Also for flow- The Covered Bridge Horse- Being vitally interested In the 5. Your toaster, iron and other heating appliances warm up slowly. ers. gifts and money. To the shoe Club will be hosts to the work of the Michigan Temper- West Campbell Club, the South Kent County Championships this ence Foundation and recogniz- 6. Lights dim or flicker when the refrigerator motor or other ap- Boston Grange and to Mr. and year. Qualifying rounds will ing the growing need for educa- RAVENNA pliances come on. Mrs. Charles Geiger of the be held each Tuesday evening tion in the field of social and Clarksville Record and Freeport until September 1st. Each play- iblic morals. Reverend Ma- LIVESTOCK SALES 7. The TV picture shrinks or flutters when other appliances start News. Also for the beautiful er will be in competition with Cne joined the MTF staff in cards which now number over others of about equal ability. May, 1964. to operate. 200. To all we say "Thank Ladies and Boy's, under 17, will Prices for July 19. 900 heri you." contest for the County Champ- CARD OF THANKS of Livestock, 59 consionments plS Hope 4 Ira Sargeant ionship for the first time. There will be a class fo each I wish to thank you all who §* V ^ of Poultry and Ra kbits helped me at the fire, even be- More exports originate in De- distance. The ladies will also fore and since the fire. It has Veal up to $3240 cwt. troit than in New York City, have two divisions: one for TROUBLE SIGNS meant so much to me, there according to the U. S. Depart- those who are just beginning Beef Steers and HeMen icp to $25.70 cwt. just aren't words enough to ment of Commerce Export Ori- "the fun group" and one for Beef Cows up to $17.80 cwt. tell you just how much It has Each of these Is a sign of electrical It explains home electricity from begin- gins Study. the established stars. Kent Coun- • » meant. So all I can say is Beef BuMs .op to $19.50 cwt. trouble In your home. If so much as one ning to end and even Includes a glossary ty has four of the best lady thanks again. of these statements pertain to you, a new of electrical terms. The specialists tell how pitchers in the Slate. Feeder Cattle froai$15.25to$21.75cwt. clS Irene Stahl booklet called "Electricity In The Home— you can plan for electricity In a new home A handicap league Is being Hogs - up to $26 JO cwt. formed for Tuesday evenings. A Guide for Homemakers" cj»n be of help or Improve It in your present home. And Sows - - .up to $21 JO cwt. to you. of course, they tell you how to change a This will be a 100 percent han- IN MEMORIAM The publication Is put out by the Mich- fuse! dicap affair designed purpose- Boars - __up to$U.50 cwt. INSURANCE ly for beginners and low per- For Fred Pinckney, sr., July igan State University Cooperative Extension "Electricity In The Home" Is free. You 1957-1965. . Feeder Pigs from $15.25 to $20.50 each Service and was prepared by Georglanne can get It at your local Cooperative Ex- centage players. This typt of play gives the How many tears have I shed? Baker, home management specialist, and tension Service office or, write to Bulletin How many prayers have I Robert L. Maddex, agricultural engineering SERVICE beginner a chance to gain val- Office, 10 Agricultural Hall, Michigan State The sale has the largest number of buyers paying the high- uable instruction and confidence said? specialist University, East Lansing. Ask for CE 21. est market prices for your livestock. while pitching In the com- How many thoughts have I? Valuable Free Gift given away at 1:30 o'clock every Mem- pany of all classes of pitching. Eight, long years, gone by. day night. Must be present to win. You are always welcome FOR ALL This will be a rather flexi- How many times, I have to attend the sales every Monday even though yob do not ble type of play that will not thought of all the things we YOUR have anything to sell. demand that a player be there shared? We operate the Ravenna Livestock Sale on mOuday uiw each week, although a minimum And of all the loving mem- NEEDS the Bif Rapids Sale on Wednesday. number of games will be re- ories from one, who real'y car- Bonded for your protection. quested to be eligible for the ed! LOWELL LIGHT & POWER Granddaughter, league championship. SALE STARTS AT S:« P. M. Johnson-Corrington, Inc. This type of play Is gaining in popularity all over the State The Port of Detroit links OWNED BY THE S j PEOPLE OF LOWELL THE ROLLINS AGENCY 8S& We* Main St.. Lowell and mid-west and many horse- Michigan to 175 ports on every RAVENNA LIVESTOCK SALES continent in the world, with I MMra* f shoe clubs are holding league TW 7-9253 play every night. If you love to over 700 sailings each year Gforee Wright RAVENNA, MICHIGAN J. pitch, trot over to Leonard through the St. La'.vtence Sea- Aoctkaeer Field and get the ringer habll. way. • i mii iHHiU'l ^W>IW|lll|lii||0»l|llip|i| Hi"! 1 I