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Established June, I8V3 LOWELL, MICH.. THURSDAY. APRIL 21. I960 Number I Mrs, M. Schneider Lowell Savings & Loan Gross Fires Hord on Equalization Board Reports Lowell Protest Junk Shows Fine Growth; Men and Equipment Asks Reorganization of Showboat; Passes Tuesday; Rejects Officers Assessments Reasonably Accurate Kent County Fire Chief C. J. Serv ices Friday Yard On M-21 At the annual meeting of Lowell Geldersma. who was in Lowell Says It Has Oufyrown Original Board The report of the Kent County mean that our assessments arc A petition signed by most of the Savings & Loan Association on Tuesday when Ihe department was The City Council in a resolution glon objected lo sharing ronlrol Board of Equalization, headed by about In line. In Lowell City over Mrs. Martin P. (Clarissa) Schnei- citizens In the area west of the Monday evening the report of the called to a grass fire along the passed Monday ni^hl at ihe regu- with Ihe council or other organiza- Harold Lynn in thoir report to the 50 pieces of residential property der, age 86, of 517 Avery Street, city just annexed protesting the Secretary revealed a substantial C & O railroad tracks about 10:30 lar meeting asked that Lowell tions in the community. supervisors last week revealed that were checked plus many business passed away at her homp Tues- establlshmpnt of a junk yard by growth in the association during a. m.. said the many fires caused Showboat Inc. reorganize to give The entire discussion came about Lowell City and Lowell Township places. Other townships In the area day afternoon. April 19, following Harry DeMull was presented to the the past year. by careless burning was hard on a broader representation of ihe when ihe directors representing the property assessments were about did not come out as well as the a lingering Illness. city council Monday night. The association established in both equipment and men. He urged city on Ihe board. In the discussion Lowell Board of Trade and Ihe In line, Lowell area. Rev. J. Marlon DeVinney will The council two weeks previous- 1888 to assist home ownership In everyone to lake more care in William Jones, Mayor of Lowpll. American Legion disagreed on the Lowell area assessors have tried officiate at the services to be held Cascade Township was rais- ly had notified Mr. DeMull before the Lowell area now has capital burning rubbish and paper and not pointed out that Showboat had distribution of Showl)oat funds. to maintain a 25 percent assess- Friday afternoon at 2 p, m. at ed from 90 percent to 258 per- ho had built the fence that the assets of 51.016,791. to try burning grass without great outgrown ils original beginning and A general meeting of Lowell ment and the state has called for the Roth Funeral Home. Interment cent more than doubling taxes in area was to be rezoned and would In year ending Feb. 29. 1960. the caution. In a 24-hour period. Gel- that now ihe operation was divid- Showl)oat Inc. may he called soon a 50 percent assessment; the equal- will be made in Oakwood Ceme- Cascade. In Ada Township the pe- not he possible to have a junk association had made loans total- dersma stated, Kent county fire- ed among all Ihe organizations in lo act on the council resolution. All Ization board set the Lowell City tery. nality rate was raised from 100 yard in the area. Hp has continued ing 5329.393. men were called to over 24 grass the community and they should all members of ihe American Legion penality at 100 percent which would Bom on September 5. in 1873. percent to 21'1 percent doing al- building the fence after being given Thp secretary reported that the fires, a great waste of equipment share in ihe management. The city and Lowell Board of Trade make she was a native of Ionia. Mrs. most the same to Ada Township tax the warning by the city attorney. association was in good financial and lime. council voted unanimously on Ihe up ihe slock holders of the corpora- Schneider, the former Clarissa payers. Mrs. Leonard Murphy and Bill position to offer loans for building Other Lowell Flren resolution. lion and it will hp on their vote Shllton and Martin P. Schneider EQUALIZATION In simple terms Cannon appeared bpfore the roun- and remodeling homes in the area. There was a meeting on Friday that changes could bp made in the Arrow Nine . were united in marriage in Low- Monday evening at 10:30 p. m. (a most difficult subject to explain ell voicing their protest over blight- evening with members of the board by-laws of ihe organization. ell on Thanksgiving Day, Novem- Elect Offlcprs ihe fire department was called or understand) means that If you ing the new area with a junking, of Lowell Showhoal Inc. and the ber 25, 1891 by Rev. Luther, past- to the Arvil Heilman farm home at Council Kesolutinn have an assessment of 51.000 on operation. In the annual election three di- Cily Council at which lime there Blasts Cedar or oi the First Methodist Church. 11464 Bailey Drive, where a heater your property you would pay In Land ITsp DUpussed rectors were elected. Dr. F. E. was some discussion. Members of WHEREAS, Council was asked They celebrated their 50th wed- started a fire. There was Utile Lowell as if you were assessed White who has served on the board Ihe board from ihe American Le- lo have joint meeting with Board ding anniversary In 1941 with open Ray Miller. Land-Use consultant damage. Fire Chief Raker reported. In Opener, 7 • 1 52,000. In the other areas it would from Midland made a brief survey for 40 years. W. A. Roth and Har- of Directors of Lowpll Showboat house and were honored again in Firemen were called to a grass Coach Vern Morse's Lowell High be the same proportion accord- of the town last Saturday and met old F. Jefferies were re-elected io review recent actions of said 1951 with a dinner In observance fire at the Bill Some farm on M-21 Baseball nine opened their 1960 sea- ing to the percentage listed below. with the zoning Board and recom- for three year terms on the board Board in the distribution of said of their 60th. Wednesday morning at 11 a. m. Corp. profit. son on a winning note Tuesday, mended that the area west of the of directors. Let Contract Scheduln of Equalization Mrs. Schneider has resided In blasting Cedar Springs 7-1 on the town be rezoned agriculture and The board re-elected Peter Speer- Meeting was held and actions Lowell Twp. and around Lowell all her married loser's field. Wednesday afternoon 112.50 pet. residential at once. This will pro- stra. president: L. A. Watterson, Services Monday were thoroughly discussed. Lowell City life and has resided at her present vice-president; David F. Coons, For New Bank tlie two teams played a rematch • 100.75 pet. tect the area for the present and BE IT RESOLVED THAT: Bowne address for the past several years. on the Lowell diamond. 81.51 pet. after a more detailed study Is made secretary. For Emiel Slauffer The Board of Directors of the 1. That the present method of Vergennes 119.53 pet. Mr. Schneider preceded her in State Savings Bank on Friday a- The Red Arrows broke into the the final zoning can be determined. Funeral services for Emltl E. selecting the Board of Directors Grattan 185.82 pet. death three years ago. She was warded the contract to build Ihe scoring column in the first inning Stauffer, 87, who died Friday at as slated in said corp. by-laws is Cascade 258.00 pet. active In the Alto Methodist Church Street Licht Hearing Monday new bank building on East Main when Don Dilly hit a double to Exchange Student his home on Montcalm Avenue in no longer truly representative of Ada 214.74 pet. for several years and maintained The hearing of property owners' Street to Dan Vos of Ada, Con- a purely community project. left center scoring Steve Fritz who Lowell Township, were held at 2 membership In the Lowell church. effected by the special assesiment tractor and builder. had singled and advanced to sec- p. m. Monday. April 18. at the 2. That the by-laws have not been She is survived by one son. Phil- district will have an opportunity Construction is expected to start ond on George Moore's single to Lions Club Hosts to Achieves High Roth Funeral Home. Rev. David followed in determining what It Is lip sr.; fourteen grandchildren and to be heard at the adjourned meet- at once and completion date has right. In the second, Fred Wiss- Sparta, Caledonia Clubs Debbink officiated and burial was "public improving" before distri- thirty-one great-grandchildren. ing of the City Council on Monday been set for October 31. man was safe at first on an error, made ii Oakwood Cemetery. bution of funds. evening, April 25 at 8 p. m. Scholastic Standing Vos. who has just completed the advanced when Fritz was hit by The Lowell Lions Club was host A native of Berne. Switzerland, 3. It is recommended that the Bids for the lighting project art Calvary Chapel on West Main a pitched ball, and scored on Tuesday night to members of both he came to this county at the age by-laws be changed and that vari- being received on Friday so defin- Street, has many other commercial Moore's second straight single. Sparta and Caledonia Lions Clubs. Vote June 7 of 8 with his emigrant parents to ous organizations have equal repre- ite costs can be given at the buildings to his credit in this The losers picked up one run The speaker for the evening was Ohio. He was bom June 22. 1872, sentation. two members of each to In the third frame when Jensen Monday meeting. area. He was the low bidder among Dr. A. Wesley Rowland, University and is the last of 20 children. be appointed by each organization On Airport 0 many contractors from the area. such as: stole home with the bases loaded, editor In the Department of In- Mr. Stauffer was well-known by Citizens will be given an oppor- and the score remained 2-1 until formation Services at Michigan Accident Sunday at many for his talent In playing the American Legion, Board of Trade, tunity to vote June 7 on a bond the final inning. State University. violin. He was retired from the Godfrey Heim Injured in Lowell Lions Club. V. F. W., and Issue to finance the county's share Grand River Bridge In the big seventh Fritz walked. Dr. Rowland gave a very Inter- Lowell Sprayer after working there Lowell Rotary Club. of ihe cost of building the new Fall From Tree, Saturday Dilly was hit by a pitch, and Car- esting talk on Llonlsm and Its val- Sunday afternoon Ihe M-91 Grand 17 years. He was preceded in death And since the City Council is the Cascade Township airport. Gener- roll Eckman singled to load the ues to the Individual and to the River bridge was the scene of ao by his wife who passed away in Godfrey Helm was seriously in- governing body of the City of Low- al county obligation bonds totaling bases. The next two batters, Dick community. He was very well qual- accident involving William Hoffman December 1959. jured Saturday In a fall from a ell and is responsible for the health, 53.975,000 would be issued but would Stepek and Ken Wltherell, drew ified for the talk as he has been 22. who was just leaving the north He is survived by three daugh- tree at Ihe Charles White resi- welfare and safety of the citi- require only a small sum raised walks forcing in two runs. Bob very acUve In Llonlsm on a local, entrance to the bridge when ters. Mrs. Robert Rings. Mrs. Wil- dence, 827 N. Washington Street. zens of Lowell, it is recommended by taxes to pay them off. Main- VI d e a n then connected on the state, and International level for car was struck by a car driven liam Zwiers and Mrs. Russell An- Helm was at work removing the that one member of Ibis body be ly they would be retired, county game's biggest blast with a bases- many years. by Joseph B. Fiynn 46. derson. all of Grand Rapids; three tree and was cutting out the top appointed by the Council to repre- officials said, by sale of the pres- loaded triple to drive in three runs. Police Officer Charles Shaw re- sons, Lester of Lowell, Lloyd of when he fell. sent it on the Board of said Corp. ent airport and out of revenues Lowell 110000 5-7 82 ported that Flynn drove onto the Beldlng and Harry of Ionia; 23 He was taken to Blodgett hos- 4. It Is also recommended that from operation of the new airport. Cedar Springs 0 0 1 0 0 0 0—1 2 2 bridge, striking the car driven by grandchildren and 7 great-grand- pital by ambulance. His condition the Lowell Showboat operate strict- Three Thefts It was reported to the board of Batteries: STEPEK (1-0), Dilly Hoffman, damaging the left side childrcn. on Wednesday was reported as ly in accordance with the by-laws supervisors that more than 52.000- as amended. (3), Taylor (6) and Wissman; of the vehicle. Flynn was ticketed being satisfactory. He suffered 000 may be lost to the county for STEELE. Nicholson (7) and Wlllet. Reported To for failure to yield right-of-way on mostly internal injuries. He is hav- the construction of a new airport Senior pitcher Dick Stepek was the one-way bridge. ing x-rays taken, and is recover- V.F.W. Auxiliary President unless this general obligation bond Track Squad credited with the win. The Arrows' ing. His family said that he was Issue Is approved by the voters Makes New Appointments pitching trio allowed only two Lowell Police up in a wheel chair for the first on June 7. Lost Rites Held For scratch hits In seven innings Lowell Police received reports of Peter Kahle, Lowell's German Young and Eager time on Tuesday and is now able to The regular meeting of the VFW three thefts in the city Friday Notices are appearing this week Gertrude M. Lodner, 78 exchange student. Is next In the Young and green, but watch them eat some food. Auxiliary to Flat River Post 8303 Tennis Team Losses night or early Saturday morning naming the last day, May 9, for Gertruduenruae mM.. LeanerLadner, a resiucresidenmt scries -o•f Honor* Teens—. ,v . wherr e . the. In the future. That statement pret- of Lowell was held on Thursday, While the baseball taam was wfa. two stores were broken into registration, of voters for the June of Pamell. passed away In Lowelt ** students of LoweH Hiph School ty well describes Lowell High's Clean-up Week Underway April 14, 1960, with President ning. Coach Art Bleri's tennis and the third from a parked car. 7 election. on Saturday. April 16, at the age are honored for their high schol- 1960 track team. Hendrlck presiding. With the con- squad was being beaten 5-0 by Breaking the glass in the rear Total cost of the proposed airport a. Uc ranking. By Gas Line Workers of 78. COach Bob Perry has 29 thin- clusion of opening ceremonies, Cedar In a practice match. door of Pete Kerr's Tavern entry Is estimated by engineers at 56,- Services were held at Ihe Roth Peter is the son of Mr. and clads working out nightly, a con- The Boam Construction Company chairmen reports were given. Sr. This Friday both teams open the was gained and an estimated 515 997,000 to purchase land, build run- Funeral Home on Tuesday at 2 Mrs. A. W. Kahle of Bremerhaven, siderable increase from the eleven who spent the winter installing gas Citizen Chairman Mabel Barton re- Grand Valley season with Godwin was stolen from the till. A panel ways, administration building, and p. m. Rev. Gerald Bowen, pastor Germany, but resides with Mr. and boys on last year's squad. Seniors mains in the city are now begin- minded the members that another at Recreation Park at 4.30. was broken out of the west side roads, etc. of the Bostwick Lake Congrega- Mrs. James Drooger, during his Jack Kaufleld and Jerry Boone ning the clean-up work caused by party for the Senior citizens of Follow the Arrows! door of Wittenbach Sales and Serv- The request for extra millage of tional church officiated and inter- stay in Lowell. He has found his and sophomore mller Ron Wilson the digging of ditches throughout Lowell will he given on Thurs- Bob Thaler, ice Co. and investigation so far 2 fifths of a mill for 17 years ment was made in Cannon Ceme- experience In America, and In Low- provide nearly all the Red Arrows' the town. All areas outside prop- day evening, April 21, 1960, and L. H. S. Sports Reporter revealed a portable TV stolen. Two is being asked of voters. Airport tery. ell not only thrilling but educa- experience. Four Freshmen, 12 erty lines will be patched, filled, games, refreshments and singing wheels and tires were stolen from authorities said that much less than She Is survived by one son, El- tional. This year Peter has stud- sophomores, 8 juniors, and 5 sen- raked and seeded according to an will again be the entertainment for a new car parked in the rear of that, perhaps only one-eighth of don Ladner of Ada; three grand- ied English, US History and Gov- iors comprise the squad, and the agreement. The city will oversee the evening. Top Students Azzarello Chevrolet & Bulck. a mill would be required for 8 or children and one great-grandchild: ernment, World Civics, Speech, Sol- youthful accent Is particularly not- the work of patching the black-top Installation of officers for the All the thefts were discovered 9 years. two brothers. Elmer Weller of id Geometry and Typewriting. ed among the large tumout of which has been dug up in hund- 1960-61 year will take place at the Named at Pamell Saturday morning. "For the past five years." Peter next regular meeting of the Aux- V.F.W Auxiliary Announces Rockford and Clyde Weller of Phoe- sophomores and juniors. reds of places. nix; two sisters. Mrs. Vera Clark of says, "my education had empha- This Friday, April 22, the Ar- Home owners as per their agree- iliary on April 28, 1960, and Vesta Formor Lowell Giri to Sale of 50-Star Hags Rockford and Mrs. Bertha Adkins sis on languages (English. Latin rows open the season against de- ment, must look after leveling and Dumouchel of the Custer Auxiliary of Anderson. Indiana, and several and Greek) and was balanced by fending champion Godwin at Wy- seeding their own dug up areas of Grand Rapids will be the in- Spend Summer in Europe The V. F. W. Auxiliary to Post nieces and nephews. scientific subjects, including Math. • oming's track. Because of flood- needed to get gas to their homes. stalling officer. President-elect Bar- 8303 of Lowell has begun the sale Two Charlevoix High School sen- Physics, Chemistry, Biology and ! water on the track and cold wea- bara Fluger made the following of 50-star American flags—which Geography." \ iors have been named to partlcl ther the local lads were unable to appointments for the 1960-61 year: become official on the 4th of July. Rural Eighth Grade Former Lowell Resident pate In the teen-age understanding "Of those I like best are speech work outdoors much until this week Secretary, Lena Phelps; Patriotic 1960. Orders will be taken for either program sponsored by the Mlchl Students to Be Tested and govemment. They are the on- and have missed much early sea- Passes in Jackson Instructor, Feme Kelley; Historian. gan Council of Churches this sum the flag-kit which consists of a ly ones that I could not have in Johanna Conrad; Musician. Eliza- The Lowell Area Schools have son work. Field events start at 6 Mrs. Man,- A. Benson, a former mer. 50-star flag, pole and bracket for Germany. Spcech helped me to beth Hawk; Color-bearers, Hazel requested that all 8th grade stu- with running events getting under- resident of Lowell, passed away They are Marllou VerWys, 17 the house, or for the flag alone speak and to think correctly and Ortowskl, Mary Ann Ayres, Frieda dents who plan to attend Lowell way around 7 Friday. April 10, In a Jackson hospital af- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abe for those who already have a pole logically and was enjoyable be- Hendrlck, and Lovlsa Smith; Flag- High School next year, ride our One of the Arrows stronger events ter a two months illness. VerWys. former Lowell residents, and bracket. Also, orders will be sides. I have an Interest In both bearer, Doris Boyd; Banner-bearer, Highest scholastic honors at St. school buses next Monday, April should be the hurdles where Jack She leaves to mourn her loss a and Ann C. Martin, 17, daughter taken for any street flags which history and politics. US Govern- Lucile Adrianse. Patrick High School, Pamell, for 25, in order that they may be Kaufleld and Frank McMahon have daughter, Beulah E., at home; and of Dr. and Mrs. Robert G. Martin. merchants may care to purchase. ment made me understand those Also, the following committee the Class of 1960 was announced given an achievement test. boon looking well. Jim McFall, Don a sister, Lila P. Ayres of Lowell. Both girls will spend eight weeks The Auxiliary will have samples subjects better." chairmen were appointed: Nation- by the principal. Sister Mary Alicia The test is the same given to our Marshall, and Reg McClure will Funeral services were held Thurs- in Europe this summer, living with of these flags on hand by the first Besides all his academic work, al Home, Hazel Ortowskl; Com- R. S. M. last Monday in a special own 8th grade students and will be also work in the timber event. The day at 1 p. m. at the Weatherby a family in one of the western of May, 1960, and will display one Peter finds time for outside activi- munity Service and Civil Defense, assembly. used to assist wise choices of high jump could prove a surprise Funeral Home in Jackson and European countries, learning the kit In a window In town so that ties, consisting mostly of Tennis, Feme Kelley; Essay and Youth Richard Bowler, valedictorian, courses for the following year. as Jerry Boone, Larry Wlngeler. graveside services were conducted language, customs and Ideologies all Interested In purchasing a flag being Junior Rotarlan. and Ex- Activity. Freida Hendrlck; Cancer, The subjects tested will be read- John Myers and freshman Lloyd by Dr. Fry of Calvary Methodist with an All-A average of 4 and of the country. may see It. The separate flag will change student. He also enjoys pho- Lucile Adrianse; Membership and Louise Okhuysen, salutatorian with ing, vocabulary, spelling, language Slack have shown great potential, Church of Jackson at 3 p. m. They will leave by plane for the be the same as In the kit. The tography, reading and being in his clearing 5 ft. 4 in. in early indoor Publicity. Cora Ann Troy; Legis- a 3.56 score out of a possible 4. cost of the kits will be 53.95, while skills, arithmetic, social studies, Always of a very unusual, sunny Netherlands In June. They will re- German actors group. sessions. lative, Doris Boyd; Hospital, Jo- Maureen Mooney is also an honor study skills and science. disposition, Mrs. Benson leaves a turn to their home late In August. the flag alone will cost 52.50. The After retuming to Germany next hanna Conrad; Senior Citizens, student with an average of 3.48. From one to two weeks later McMahon, Wlngeler, Rog De- host of friends and neighbors to Lowell friends extend their con- larger street flag will cost 59.00 summer. Peter will resume his stu- Shut-ins and Delinquent, Mabel Richard Is the son of Lewis Bowl- the tests will have been scored and pew, and Randy Johnson will enter mourn her loss. gratulations to Marllou on this ac- and will be purchased by order dies for a year and one-half; then Barton; Rehabilitation, Service and er, Beldlng Route 3. He served as only. The street flag is 4 ft. by 6 ft. a meeting will be called to pre- continue his education e.t a Ger- the shotpi'i, and the list of broad Americanism, Zllpha Ketcham. complishment and wish her the jumpers Includes Rog Odell. Kau- president of his class in his sopho- while the house-flag is 3 ft. by 5 ft. sent the test scores to parents and man University. He plans on a Connon-Grattan Health These chairmen and all other greatest of health and happiness fleld, Martin Van Driel, Larry Hart- more year, and held other class Anyone Interested In purchasing students. Teachers will be on hand career as a pharmacist. V. F. W. Auxiliary members were on her trip abroad. ley, Slack. Gordon Rogers, and Group Pre-School Clinic offices. He Is an active" member a flag may do so simply by calling to supplement the coordinated ef- reminded of the planning meeting Brooke MulVen, Myers. The pole vault will be weak of the Knights of the Altar, and or contacting any member of the fort toward good counseling. The Cannon-Grattan Health Coun- to be held at the home of the Presl. Grond Rapids Giri Scouts L. H. S. News Editor with no experience whatsoever re- a top baseball player on the school V. F. W. Auxiliary. Frieda Hen- Rural students are asked to re- cil is holding a Pre-School medical dent-elect on Thursday. May 5th. team. In scholastic ability, he won port to the high school gymnasium turning. Several boys are learning Tour Lowell Industries drlck Is the chairman of the com- DRIVERS LICENSES IN AREA and dental roundup Thursday, Ap- It was decided by the Auxiliary first place in the annual Serra Club as soon as they arrive at school. the event. mittee, but any member will glad- SUSPENDED AND REVOLKED ril 21, at 9 a. m. in the basement to send retiring President Hendrlck Girl Scouts and Brownie Troop The dashes and relays will be Essay Contest this year. ly take your order. Delivery of the The testing will last all day. Stu- of the Bostwick Lake Congrega- and President-elect Fluger and members of Rogers-Clyde Park Secretary of Stale James Hare filled by Jim Miner, Hartley. Mike Louise Is the daughter of Mr. flags will be made by the 31st dents should bring their lunch. They tional church. Dr. Faith Harden their husbands as guests of the Aux- School spent Thursday morning announced this week 611 Michigan Boyden and Slack, while Odell. Bill and Mrs. Gerald Okhuysen, Is of May, 1960, for any order re- will be able to buy milk at the M. D.. and Dr. Jack Carlson, DDS iliary to the Mortgage-Burning din- touring Runclman's, King Milling, Smith. Charlie Ford. Dennis Seeley Prefect of the High School Sodali- ceived by the 15th of May. Any hot lunch counter, and will ride drivers had their licenses suspend- will be In attendance. ner of the Lowell Flat River Post and Root-Lowell Manufacturing Co. and Boone will run the 440. The ty, and has engaged in journalistic orders received after that time will home on the regular bus runs. ed and 103 were revoked. Those V^" 8303 which Is being held on plants. They had lunch at the Le- Will those availing themselves of activities, writing many school sto- take about 2 weeks to fill. If time permits there will also in this area were: Gary Eugene distances could be another surprise. Saturday. April 23. at the Runcl- gion building and the afternoon was Wlngeler. VanDrlel, Henry Kamp- this service please bring the Regis- ries for publication In local papers. Although this 50-star flag may be an orientation diKcussion. Gaboon 20, 157 Church St.. Saranac, man PJlementary School at 7 p. m. spent roller skating. The 40 girls horst, Mike Houlihan, Jim Floyd, tration and Health forms at this Both honor students were listed not be flown until the 4th of July unsatisfactory driving record, li- With the conclusion of the busi- and leaders were greeted by Low- time. Those not having these forms above the statewide average in the this year, it is felt that some citi- cense suspended March 29 to April and A1 Eckman fill up the 880, and ness meeting, the committee for the ell Mayor William Jones and given Hot Lunch Menu 29. 1960. please contact their schools to ob- Michigan Mathematics Competition zens would be interested in pur- Ron Wilson and Bob Thaler are evening. Bertha Bryant and Fran- samples of manufactured products Fred Bridge 24, 6731 Chapln Ave. the only mllers. tain them. There will be no charge In the examination given March 3 chasing them now. Of course, pur- Monday: Cantonese Pork with cos Closson, served refreshments at the factories they visited. for this service. to Michigan High Schools^ • chases may be made at any time rice, bread, butter, tomato juice, Rte. 1 Alto, license revolked April The Grand Valley has always which were enjoyed by all. Mem- They were also members of the Troop leaders were: Mrs. Car- 4, failure to appear for re-exam- boon a strong track league, having from the first of May until the and lemon chiffon pudding. MRS. C. A. RRADSHAW TO bers are reminded that the next cast. TATTLETALE, in their junior mello Sicillano, Mrs. James Kos- Inatlon and unsatisfactory driving produced several Individual and 4th of July and even after. Tuesday: Bar-b-ques, pickles, cot- PRESENT W. S. C. S. PROORAM regular meeting will be held on year. sen. Mrs. Duane Patterson, Mrs. Any of the following as members tage cheese, fruit jello and cookies. record. Barbara Rose Keller 40, team state champions in recent Thursday, April 28, 1960, at 8 p. m. George Straw, Mrs. Kenneth De- Their plans for the future In- of the Ladles' Auxiliary to the Wednesday: T u r k e y-ala-king. 5630 Whitneyville Rd., Alto, driv- years, and this year doesn't look There will be a regular meeting and will be Installation of Officers Vols and Mrs. David Baughman. clude pursuing a higher education. V. F. W. of Lowell will gladly take baking powder biscuits, buttered ing under influence of liquor, li- like an exception. Among pre-sea- of the Women's Society of Chris- for the year ahead. Chaperones for the trip were: Mrs. By Irene Weeks your order: Frieda Hendrlck, chair- greep beans, grapefruit-orange and cense suspended March 21 under son marks have been a 2:08 half tian Service for April on Thursday All past chairmen are urged to Melvln Brandt, Mrs. Jack Living- financial responsibility act. mile and a broad jump of 21 ft. man; Feme Kelley, Barbara Flu- banana cup. April 28. at 2 p. m. in the church bring their reports to be read on ston, Mrs. J. T. Thome and Mrs. I'i In. South loston Grange ger", Lucile Adrianse, Maryan Le Thursday: Navy bean and ham lounge. the floor as well as their note- Kenneth Harmsen. CLEAN UP WEEK. MAY 9 14 Due, Mary Ann Ayres, Zllpha soup, corn bread with orange mar- I960 Track The program will bo presented books to be handed over to their South Boston Grange will meet Ketcham, Mabel Barton, Cora Ann bleade glaze, butter, green salad Lowell City will hold Its annual Apr. 22 Godwin by Mrs. C. A. Bradshaw. It will successors as listed above. Re- SANDRA BOZUNO PLEDGED for a social evening on April 23. Troy, Hazel Ortowskl, Phyllis Wit- and frosted bars. Clean-up Week. May 9-14 and every Apr. 29 East be part I of Luke's Portrait of ports will be mailed after this TO SORORITY AT M. 8. U. Ellis Courier of Detroit will show tenbach, Elizabeth Hawk, Johanna Friday: Fish sticks, tartar sauce, effort will be made to pick-up ever May 3 Rockfoi d Christ, a book review. meeting so as to arrive at Depart- pictures of Isle Royal, and the Miss Sandra Bozung, daughter of Conrad, Ollie Evans, Doris Boyd, homemade bread, carrot sticks thing out to the curb during that May 6 Grandvllle Devotions will be by Mrs. Claire ment Headquarters in time for the Northwest. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bozung of and any other members. and apple sauce cake. period. May 10 Wyoming McCall. The Esther Circle will be May 1st deadline. Remember, In- Everyone, whether grange mem- Lowell, has been pledged to the Milk Is served with each meal Plan now to have your yard, May 14 Reglonals hostesses. stallation of Officers at the next bers or not. are welcome. Potluck Delta Delta Delta Sorority at Mich- You find a girl who Is wonderful, and is available io those who carry home and garage cleaned up for May 17 Postponement date meeting. lunch following the meeting. igan State University. and soon you discover that she Is •heir lunch in the cafeteria. this week. May 21 State meet FIRE DAMAGES MOTORCYCLE Miss Bozung who Is a sophomore one of five sisters and four broth- May 25 Conference prelims A fire Sunday noon burned a LOWELL TOWNSHIP NOTICE student at MSU, graduated from Hush Water Mains ers, none of whom Is presently Lowell Beer Store open every See us for your Motor Boat In- May 27 Conference meet motorcycle being repaired in the As of April 7, 1960, I will have Lowell High School with the class employed. day and evenings until 10 p. m. surance Needs. PETER SPEER- All league meets are held at Ron Grummet garage at 402 East office hours afternoons in my home. Lowell water mains will b« flush- of 1958 and was co-valedlctorlan of Sunday until 7 p. m. STRA AGENCY. TW 7-9250. cl Wyoming Park. Kent Street. The motorcycle was Dolores J. Collins, ed on Friday, April 22. her class. LOWELL LEDGER WANT ADS Bob Thaler, j dragged burning from the garage Lowell Township Clerk BRING RESULTS. Lodger Want Ads bring results. Read the Ledger Want Ads. L. H. S. Sports Reporter and quickly extinguished. c-51-1 J

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THE I.OWKI.L LEIXiEK, LOWELL, Mf( II.. APRfl. M, IflflO Till; LOWELL LRDOER, LOWELL, .MICH., APRIL 21, I MO Mrs. Ella Quiggle was a guest Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wesbrook of Foreman Road Lagan News of Mrs. Pearl Averill and daugh- Fenwlck colled on Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Edna Taylor Shir Corners Snow Community Mrs. Harold Yoder LOWELL LEDGER WANT ADS ter Sunday of Ada. Mrs. Ira Blough Mrs. S. P. Reynolds Claude Cole and Mr. and Mrs. Woodlol Mills Boost Timber Output A super-market is a place where The Lowell Ledger BRING llESULTS. Mrs. Ella Quiggle in company Lloyd Bertran last Tuesday. you can find anything you want HAROLD JEFFERIfcS, N. McCords-E. Cascade EDITOR with her son, Claud and Sam Quig- Mr. and Mrs. Bob Shaler of West Mr. and Mrs. Alfrod Hemingson Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kauffman except the kids when you're ready Mrs. Effie Cox 4 A VARIETY OF PATTERNS Mtmbtr Michigan Prtu AitccUlion gle, will go to Ypsilanti where Mr. and Mrs. Charles Randoph The last family night supper of Lowell were dinner guests Sunday of Valparaiso, Ind., were Easter spent Friday evening at the home to leave. Published cvo'y Thu'idiy morning at 105 Mrs. Quiggle will visit her son of Lansing. Mrs. Jennie Heasley the season will be held at the hall of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Law- week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Orvie Stahl. RmiHwAy, lnw*ll MirhigAn. Fn(rrril «t Povt of Grand Rapids and Mr. and Saturday evening, April 23. at 7 A. E. Hemlngsen. Ofiico at Lowell, Michigan, as Second Class Mrs. Mary Wilson had as her Louis and wife for several weeks. ton Cole. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hoist Half the girls who read this Matter. Mrs. Roger Heasley and daugh- p. m. Peter Kahle, exchange stu- THAT SATISFY dinner guests Sunday her parents Neighbors and friends extend Mr. and Mrs. Luster Anlonides, Mr. and Mrs. John Husar and and family of Indiana were Sunday brief communication arc elated. The Lowell Ledger, established June 1893; sympathy to the Sinclair family ters were Sunday dinner guests of dent at Lowell High from Ger- dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. and the other The Lowell Journal, established IBM. Con- the L. Bridegams of East Lowell. son Doug and Miss Sandra Bry- Stanley Blerl were Kaster dinner half are sunk. Mr, and Mrs. Francis Shaffer. •olidated with the Ledgor December 15, 1934. Mrs. Elsie Densmore of Grand at the death of their mother, Mrs. many, will be guest speaker. Bring guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dan Kauffman. 1 am told. The Alto Solo, established January, 1904. ant, Mrs. Gary Daverman and Mrs. THE MOST DISCRIMINATING : Belle Sinclair. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Owens were your own tabic service, rolls or Mrs. Kenneth Blough and Glo- Consolidated w th the Ledger, June 1917. Rapids visited at the John Cox Jennie Antonides were <1 Inner Biggs and family in Saranac. Sunday dinner guests at the Clair bread for your own family and a Subscription Rates Per Year; Kent and Ionia home Tuesday. Fred Cox spent Monday evening guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Beatrice Bailey was an Ens- ria. Mrs. Harold Yoder and Sally, U. S. Churches and synagogues Vou'll enjoy every minute of every Counties, $2.50; Elsewhere, $3.00. Kauffman home. dish to pass. and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kauffman listed a record membership of 109,- Mr. and Mrs. John Cox and Fred in Grand Rapids. Guy Monks of Grand River Drive. ter dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. hour at tlie I• WIIEKI.. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fox and fam- Mrs. John Raglln who has been GLANCES... were among those that attended 557.711 persons in I95S. T h i s were Easter dinner guests of their A number of neighbors and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Aldrlch Clare Phillips and family in Lowell. ily attended the Fox family din- visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Good Friday Services at the Hope amounted to tj.'l percent of the pop- PUBLIC RKATINO Mrs. Belly Baker spent Easter son and family, Robert Cox of friends attended the funeral of Mrs. and son Tom of Mt. Pleasant ate Oscar Hurless and grandson ner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Wittenbach for several weeks Brethren church Friday afternoon. ulation. with Mrs. Louis Baker ami chil Grand Rapids. Belle Sinclair whose funeral was supper Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Keith of Hastings called on Sher- Keith Fox near Clarksvllle Sunday. went Saturday to stay with an- Mr. and Mrs. Duane Deardorf Wednesday, Friday, Suturday Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wilson and held at the Cascade Church Mon- Alex Robertson and children, Mr. man Taylor Thursday afternoon. (iron and Mrs. Little. Bobby Krebs spent a couple of other daughter, Mrs. Ray Bennett and family spent the week-end with and Sunday son, Ed. were Easter guests with day, with burial at Cascade ceme- and Mrs. John Blandlng and chil- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roth were days last week with his grandpar- of Lyons. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McRoberts Saturday and Sunday Matinee friends in Lansing Sunday. tery. , dren and Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Kaster dinner guests of Mr. and fami| werp ents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kowal- Callers during the past week at Mr. and Mrs. Roy McRoberts Jr. y Sunday dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kaufman Reynolds ot the Blanding home. Mrs. Milton Wilcox in Keene. PRIVATE PARTIES Mrs. Veryle Bigerow of Ionia czyk at South Bowne. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude nf Ohio spent Thursday night at of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rittenger. visited at the John Cox home Tues- of Grand Rapids called at the John Spedal speaker at Alto Baptist Church Sunday will bo the son Mrs. A. J. Smith. Mrs. Henry Mrs. Fred Franks returned home Monday, Tuesday, Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Philip Seese and Fuller were Mrs. Claudia Fuller the Duane Deardorf home. Jacky and Terry Foster spent day evening. Mrs. Cox accompan- Cox home Monday. of former pastor, Hurt Oardner. David Gardner, missionary-elect Froese and Mrs. Jack Nelson call- from Oak Park Thursday. Her son Larry were Sunday dinner and grandson, Kim Fuller, Bill and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Blough ied her to her son's home at For- Mrs. Nettie Quiggle of Grand to the Philippine Islands will speak at the 11 a. m. and the 7:30 ed on Mrs. Claude Cole Thursday daughter Mrs. Jay Elnlck and chil- Wednesday night and Thursday guests of their parents, Mr. and Loretta Vincent of Hastings, Mr. and family enjoyed dinner Sunday THE LEGION'S est Hills and spent the evening. Rapids was a guest of her daugh- p. m. service on April 24. Mr. Gardner spent four years In the to help her celebrate her birthday dren came with her for a few days with Hilly and Sally Yoder. They Mrs! Raymond Seese. Orton Seese and Mrs. Jay Purdy of Grand Rap- at Hastings. ter in Ada, Mrs. Pearl Averill and army and is a graduate of the C'edarvllle College and Grand Rap- They brought a lovely cake for visit. visited Logan School Thursday. was an evening caller. Ids, Mrs. Zoa Simpson and Mrs. lAst Week's Itemg daughter for the week-end. Ids Baptist Seminary. His wife, Joan, and family plan to be with Mrs. Cole. Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCrum of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kauffman vis- BIG WHEEL Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wlngeler Elsie (^ondon of Lowell. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stevens and him at the services on Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Wittenbach Port Huron visited Mrs. Betty ited the George Seldelman's Fri- LOWELL LEDGER WANT ADS Those who visited at the John and family and Clare Wingeier of Mrs. John Vincent and family of day evening in Ionia. TW East Main, I^well family of Dutton were Saturday called on her mother, Mrs. John Baker from Tuesday until Thurs- BRING RESULTS. Cox home the past week were Mr. Grand Rapids were Sunday dinner Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. Ken- evening dinner guests of Mrs. Ma- Raglln and sister, Mrs. Ray Ben- day night. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Yoder and and Mrs. Lyle Evans and son of guests of their parents, Mr. and neth Ingersoll, Jen and Janle of ry Wilson and son. nett of Lyons Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Vos and chil- family were Friday evening supper Lowell. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Prince Mrs. Alex Wingeier. Kalamazoo were dinner guests Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Jastlfer Misconception West Lowell dren of Lowell were Easter guests The recent emergence of time-iaving portable milli like the one guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Wen- and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Don Robbing and day of the Coles. .pictured, together with better management pradicei. itand to ger and Chris in honor of Mrs. and children of Ada visited at the Mrs. Melvin Court The homemaker also will ho able of Mr. and Mrs. Anil Heilman. Michigan's Factories, Farms of Grand Rapids. baby daughter of Ada, Mr. and 'boost timber production on farm woodloti and imall woodland Earl Bentley home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Yarrlngton to enjoy a new "flip-top" Ironing Mrs. Robert Yates and Lizzie Wenger's and Mrs. Voder's birth- Mrs. Frank Graham of Clarksvllle IractE in Michigan, both now and for the future. An efficient days. About Weight and family of Caledonia spent Fri- went to Chicago Thursday to spend Miss Judy Hadden showed pic- and Lloyd Miller were Sunday din- table which changes shape to ac- portable mill, complete with trucking facilities, can deliver day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Easter with relatives. Mrs, Yates Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wieland and tures of her trip with the 4-H ner guests at the Freeman Hoff- commodate different types o f quality products directly from these smaller timberlanda to and Stores Depend on Trucks Lloyd Bertran and Sunday evening wood-using industries. In the past, most of these small tract! Vickie were Monday evening sup- The Road Toll by Jerry Marcus group to Chicago, at the Mapes clothes and household linen being relumed home and Lizzie will re- Reduction ; man home. Larry and Billy Hoff- supper guests of the Bertrans were have been virtually untapped from the standpoint of optimum per guests of the Duane Deardorfs. Farm Bureau held at the home of man of Kalamazoo are enjoying Ironed. main for a short visit. Be sure you know the facts be- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Idema and production, State foresters consider them vital to meet in- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dawson Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bevjer. Thirty- a week vacation with the home Coming to market Is a new shot- Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rogers were Manufacturing, farming, the retail businos n!| have one fore you start off on a tangent and family of Mollne. creased needs for wood products. were Easter dinner guests of Mr. five attended the meeting. folks. gun with a barrel made of fiber Easter dinner guests of Mr. and thing in common: ench needs trnnsportation facilities. begin the three-day prune diet as Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Pesoyan of and Mrs. David Hoffman and fami- Mr. and Mrs. Sherm Rowland Mr. and Mrs. John Krebs and glass bonded to a thin steel tube. Mrs. Duane Keith In Grand Rap- a sure way to lose 10 pounds, says Grand Rapids soent Easter with ly. And, since the motor truck provides fast, flexible, direct called on their uncle. Charles For- Mrs. George Krebs and Barbara ids. Virginia Helt, Michigan State Uni- Mr. and Mrs. Alex Rozek. Alberta Kauffman and Marie service unequalled by any other form of transportation, ward at the Lakcview Hospital one and Bobby attended a family din- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith and versity Food Marketing Agent for R. A. Wittenbach was substitute "Deardorf visited Mrs. Joe Oesch more tonnage is shipped by truck in Michigan each year. day last week. ner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. baby of Albion were Easter guests Grand Rapids area. Nobody said minister at (Soral and Amble Meth- of Mr. and Mrs. Donald McPher- Southwest Bowne Govt Lokt and new baby at Pennock hospital (Nationally trucks haul more than 3 times as much ton- Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Krebs at Eastmont Sunday WE BUY it couldn't be done, but listen lo odist churches EastenSunday. son and family. Also Betsy and Mrs. C. T. Anderson Mrs. Leon Seeley In Hastings Wednesday evening. nage as all other systems combined!) Clifford Dalstra were Mr. and Mrs. evening in honor of the latter's GRASS-BAtGINC these facts that have been prepar- Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fox 6f SCRAP IRON & METAL Peter were there from Lansing. A kitchen shower was held at Seymour Dalstra and Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Christy's birthday. Every truck you see on the road Is working working to ed by the American Dietetic As- Grand Rapids were dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Wlnton Wilcox and Calvary Brethren church on Tues- Arthur Green. Afternoon callers Mr. and Mrs. AJex Wlngeler vis- Mr. and Mrs. Claire Anderson Mrs. Jessie Thomas of Muskegon help keep Michigan's economy humming, to help keep sociation. Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth JUNK CARS family were Easter dinner guests day evening April 5, honoring Suz- were Mr. and Mrs. Stowell of Ionia. ited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson and daughters, Marie and Theresa Is visiting Mrs. Ella Buttrlck for employment and sales high. There i^n't a corner of the T0R0 MOWER One person who tried it has testi^ Fox and afternoon and lunch guests anne Hoffman. About fifty guests Sr. at Bowne Center Friday eve- of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Blasher spent Thursday with her parents a few days. Mrs. Thomas Is con- State that isn't served daily by trucks. And factories and WITH LIFT-OFF ENGINE! fled that in three days she lost Recent callers and visitors of Mr. were Mr. and Mrs. Guy Dillon o* USED CAR PARTS FOR SALE attended. The evening was spent ning. They also visited at the Free- and children In Keene. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Klein of Peach valescing satisfactorily from the shopping centers can be located anywhere and be assured five pounds and her secretary. She and Mrs. Melvin Court were Dr. Benton Harbor, Mr. and Mrs. Pat playing games after which Suzanne man Hoffman home Saturday eve- Mr. and Mrs. Mike Myckowlak Ridge. fall she had a few weeks ago. of efficient truck service so long as they're on a road. Power Handle* drives thought she could lose 10 pounds if and Mrs. M. J. Court of Paw Paw, Shimmel and Mr. and Mrs. Art V/t Miles West of Lowell on M21 opened her many lovely and use- ning. were Easter dinner guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gessner Jr...... „ . . . other TOROyard machines, she had followed it for three days Mrs. Robert Fleck and baby of Shlmmel and baby of Hopkins. Mrs. Joe Flynn who as been 111 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Seese and Mrs. Michael Myckowlak In and family were Easter dinner M Refreshments were sen;- You see how vital trucks are to Michigan. too! It outcuts every other more, but she didn't want to lose Chillicothe Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mr. and Mrs. Keith Crlsler and WM. E. HAYSMER Grand Rapids. Is much Improved. ed. Hostesses were Mrs. Paul Hoff- rotary, bags clippings, called on Mr. and Mrs. Elton guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gess- her husband, too. ^ Wheeler and son, Mr. and Mrs. children of Hillsdale called on Mr. PHONE TW 7-9505 Joe Howard of WMU and Mr.' man, Mrs. Harold Yoder. Mrs. Da- vacuums up leaves! See Church Wednesday afternoon and Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Ryder ner Sr. In Grand Rapids. Pfc. and Earl Wheeler of Grand Rapids, and Mrs. Leo Pfaller Sunday. UNUSUAL PATTERNS IN and Mrs. William Howard of Kala- vid Miller, Mrs. B"rnard Hewitt, the self-propelled Toro 21' Her version of the diet is: foi; were evening guests of Mr. and c36tf were Easter dinner guests of Mr. Mrs. Edward Schulo of Camp Rev. and Mrs. Wayne Wheeler and mazoo were Easter Sunday guests and Mrs. Dean Gelger. Suzanne Whirlwind—now yours breakfast, 2 poached eggs without Mrs. John Krebs. and Mrs. Sam Ryder. Breckenrldge, Kentucky, were also with a lift-off engine! Fa- three children and Mrs. Edith at the George Howard home. will become the bride of Lloyd Mil- Michigan Trncldiig Aiiociation salt, and a cup of black coffee: Mr. and Mrs. Ira Blough were Mrs. Beatrice Bailey and Lester guests. Mrs. Schulo Is a sister of mous "Wind Tunnel" de- Hersh of Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Anderson ler on May 14. for lunch, all the broiled steak or lunch and evening guests Sunday attended the wedding of Miss Har- Paul Gessner Jr. Fort Shelby Hotel • Detroit sign creates super-vacuum were Easter dinner guests of Mr. roast beef you want, with no salt Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kellogg and at the Ivan K. Blough home at SPORT COATS riet Phillips and Steven McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Harold Yoder and that means cleaner cutting, and Mrs. Roger Pltsch and family. Gregory Seeley entered Grand ro clumping. or fat; for supper, 6 large prunes. Mrs. Joan Dawson w^re in Grand Lowell. Other guests were Mr. and at the Methodist church in Lowell J. Elroy Smith of Wayland was Rapids hospital Monday and will Power Handle lifts off to That's all. Use no seasoning of any Rapids Saturday. Mrs. Ray Barber and son Billy A Saturday night. an Easter guest of his daughter. have a tonsillectomy Tuesday. power 11 other Toro work- kind and no beverages except the Bob Hoover sold his farm to Mr. and James Barber and sons. ^Service Stanley Bierl called on his broth- ARE THE KEYNOTE THIS SPRING. PLAIDS Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bowman and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Seeley aavere! Come in today for OP' one cup of black coffee. This re- and Mrs. Fred Koster of Grand Mr. and Mrs. John Krebs visited Remodeling | er Rudolph In Grand Rapids Sun- a demonstration! family and attended the Cantata spent last week with their daugh- gime is to be followed for three Rapids, and the Hoovers moved Mr. and Mrs. David Krebs and new |New Bathroomi AND CHECKS. BEAUTIFUL COLORS HIGHLIGHT- day afternoon. at Bowne Center Church. ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mar- Power Handle tOAIS days. to Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. daughter at the Emery Blanksma Repairing^ Mr. and Mrs. John Jones and Unit Only 'W ED BY BURNISHED EFFECTS. COME IN AND Mrs. Leona Jefferies Is assist- tin Rudolph In Science Hill, Ken- Of course, the diet is inadequate.* Sherm Rowland called at the Kos- home at Grand Rapids Monday. •New Oonstroction family came Thursday to Mr. and ing Mrs. George Howard in re- tucky. Sf Rotary Unit Only l||H It provides practically no vitamin ter home Saturday evening. Mrs. Clair Kauffman and Mrs. CHOOSE THE ONE THAT APPEALS TO YOU Mrs. John Husar's home to help decorating her home. The rooms Mr. and Mrs. Huebert Shlmmel C and very little calcium and in- Grover Travis of Ionia called on John Holcomb visited Mrs. Leo him celebrate his birthday. It was MOST. were badly smoked from the fire and Tom were Easter dinner guests sufficient amounts of all other nu- Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Court Sunday Loftus at Hastings, Tuesday. also Mrs. Jones' birthday and they Complete Planning and that destroyed her kitchen In Feb- of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Geelhoed In m. trients, with the possible exception afternoon. Mi", and Mrs. B. J. Patterson celebrate together each year. TORO Engineering Service ruary. Grand Rapids. of protein. of Grand Rapids were Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Herringa •TM Ittg. U.S. Pot.Off. Call Any Time Mr. and Mrs. Huebert Shlmmel The secret of its "success" is callers at the Francis Shaffer home. of Grand Rapids called on Lester Several families of St. Patrick's and Tom, Mr. and Mrs. Donald £ probably water loss because of re- Segwum Community Mr. and Mrs. Francis Shaffer $24.95 327.95 $29.95 Bailey and Beatrice Sunday eve- Parish attended Holy Week Serv- The TrareJert Safely Service 800 E. Main Geelhoed and Danny were Easter stricted liquids and salt, plus the' Mrs. Jessie Rathbun and their guests Mr. and Mrs. TW 7-7534 ning. ices at Cascade Thursday, Good the lady WITTENBACH LoweH dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe fact that it is so unappetizing Chas. Randoph of Lansing attend- or Call TW 7-7104 Friday and Holy Saturday. A rec- Geelhoed in Grand Rapids. SALES & S6RVICE CO. Disregarding the right-of-way increased the toll by 544,600. that you aren't likely to eat evqn ed the Easter Pageant at the First ord crowd attended Easter Serv- Lester Ketchum goes to Detroit Mr. and Mrs. James Ilarker and Lowell. Mich. Ph. TW 7-9207 the amounts allowed. Nazarene church at Grand Rapids ices at St. Patrick's on Sunday doesn't know,.. Monday to take his examination family were Sunday callers of Mr. Sunday evening, and were lunch ELECTRICAL morning at 10 o'clock. The church for Army. and Mrs. Rufus Gregory. guests later at the Fred Headlee was filled to capacity. Alvin Ketchum went back tc TING Mrs. Rufus Gregory called on home. -Mr. and Mrs. Roger Heas- WIRING —HXTURES Mrs. Leon Anderson attended the work last week after recovering Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dennett In ley and family were also guests. _ Garden Club which was held In the "from a hand infection. REPAIRS Cascade Saturday. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Mr. and Mrs. George Krebs and Methodist church dining room at Mrs, Richard Stauffer came home Mr. and Mrs. Vemor Seeley and Barbara and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Alto Wednesday afternoon. Twenty- # Thursday from, Blodgett hospital, G.E. Appliances family were Easter dinner guests 1960 Census pf Pepuk> *on ^ Blough enjoyed fish supper at the A. I. T. nine members and eighteen guests with a baby girl, Ronda Lee, who of Mr. and Mrs. Darold Seeley John Krebs home Thursday eve- of the Lowell Garden Clubs were weighed 7 pounds and 14^ ounces. and family; Mr. and Mrs. Keith ning. Orton Seese was an evening present. The Alto Ladies served Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ketchum RICKERT ELECTRIC Crlsler and family of Hillsdale, Mr. caller. tea. Mr. Klein, a horticulturist, was of Bostwick Lake and Mr. and and Mrs. Harold Collins of Lowell The Keith Fox family near Pin- the speaker. Mrs. Albert Ketc! um of Alto were 208 So. Hudson were evening callers. hook spent Saturday at the Carl The children have all returned Easter Sunday guests of their par- Phone TW TWOS Lowell Mr. and Mrs. Guy Quiggle were WERE YOU COUNTED? Fox home. The children enjoyed to school after a few days Easter ents Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ketchum. Easter dinner guests of Mr. and coloring Easter eggs. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Page called Mrs. Dan Walker of Alto. Several from this area attended r on Mr. and Mrs. Bert Garrison Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fox were Good Friday services at the Hope Set The Dinah Shore Chert Show in color Sunday, NBC-TV-flu Pat Boone Cfcey Showroom weekly, ABC-Tf The enumeration of Americans in the 1960 Census is now almost Sunday in Saranac. Saturday callers at the Guy Quig- Brethren church. finished. As you know, it is very important that the Census be Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Morris gle home. fV< ) Mrs. Clair Kauffman and Mrs. and family. Mr. and Mrs. Allie Ray Phillips had a piece of steel complete and correct. If you believe that you were not counted, Nellie Krauss attended an OES L & i Schmidt and Diane of Dorr, Mr. removed from his eye Friday af- please fill out the form below and mail it immediately to;i U.S. Ccmus Diitrict Offlet meeting at Lake Odessa Wednes- and Mrs. Tom Morris of Ada were ternoon and was able to work day evening. Mrs. Kauffman assist- 44 S. Ionia Ave. Easter Sunday dinner guests of Monday. ed with Initiation of officers. Miss Winnie Chaffee of Grand Rap- Mrs. Ivah Phillips and Ray spent Grand Rapids — GL 9-0237 Mrs. George Krebs and Mrs. ids. Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. John Krebs and Mrs. Clair Kauff- Mr. and Mrs. Harley Mullen of Glen Vos on Cascade Rd. 55595555555 man attended extension class at Grand Rapids were Tuesday callers Mrs. Mabel Runnels of Kalama- Bowne Center Monday evening. of Mr. and Mrs. Will Mullen. zoo Is visiting a while with Mr. • I hove checked with the members of my household, and I believe that one (or more) of us was NOT counted, here or anywhere else, (After Income Tax) Mrs. John Jones' mother, Mrs. and Mrs. Harold Buttrlck and fam- in the 1960 Census. Grace Maloney, is in Sparrow hos- This may or may not be your condition, We hope not. BUT— Uy. pital in critical condition. If you find yourself short of CASH . . .We're here to hcJp you! Mr. and Mrs. Leon Seeley were • On April 1,1960,1 lived at Floy Callahan is back at his work Ms 0X76 Easter dinner guests of Mr. and (House Number) (Street or Road) (Ctty) (buie) (Apartment Number or LocatloD) in St. Mary's hospital after a year's Mrs. Leonard Hummel In Cannons- absence because of illness and leg LOANS $25 to $500 burg. # This address is located between and amputation. (Name ot Street or Botd) (Name ot Street or Hoed) Mrs. Sabie Baker spent from Fri- On Signature, Furniture, Auto, Livestock day until Monday with her daugh- • I am listing below the name and required information for myself and each member of my household. ter's family, Kev. and Mrs. Gordon vacation. The weather Is much Overholt in Kalamazoo. Beldlng Finance Company warmer for outdoor activities which Mrs. Fred Boyd entertained for they so enjoy. PLEASE BE SURE TO LIST- DO NOT LIST— Easter dinner her sons and fami- "Yon are getting old if yon e All members of your family living with you, includ' OF LOWELL William Henry Harrison, at 68, e College students who are away at college lies, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boyd of remember when the hero of a PLEASE LIST: ing babies. MRS. DONNA JOHNSON, MANAGER was the oldest U. S. president when Rockford and Mr. and Mrs. Ed- novel didn't kiss the heroine Perma«lifVs Style No. 3818—Long on e All other relatives living here. • (or who are here only on vacation). Inaugurated. Theodore Roosevelt, ward Boyd. until the last chapter.'* Phone TW 7-9255 115 West Main, Lowell comfort and control, power • Lodgers and boarders living here. ,( 0 Persons stationed away horn here in the Mr. and Mrs. Sam Frederick just at 42 was the youngest. net pantie shapes you for 1. Everyone who usually lives in fhi$ Armed Forces. returned from a southern trip. They t Magic Oval Pahtie new fashions. New con- household, whether related to you • Servants, hired hands, others not related lo you who are living here. have two sons serving in the Navy, Read the Ledger Want Ads. venient Open Oval Crotch. e Persons away in Institutions, such as a san- T00 or not. John Raymond and Richard Briggs. e Anyone else slaying here but who has no other itarium, nursing home, home for the aged, - $8.50 home. They visited the boys in Jackson- mental hospital. v can't ride up— Bra No. 110—"Self-Fit- 2. All persons staying here who have ville, Florida, also another son in 0AWYT41M ting" cotton bra conforms ALSO LIST— Memphis, Tennessee. They were no other home. to your exact cup size. Persons who usually live here but who are away They will be counted there. gone for two weeks. WEUTWE OURS STRAI6HT, ever I temporarily on business, on vacation, or in a general Clyde Mullen had dinner Sunday POPS. STPAkiHT FROM A S2.50 hospital. with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mullen. Your BEST Insurance BUY! Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jones, Mr. nmmmoAiw NAMES OF PERSONS LIVING IN THIS HOUSEHOLD ON APRIL 1, What it the Is this person- Is this person- and Mrs. Orley Rulason of Flo- A pair of Corvairs recently recorded 27.03 and 26.21 miles per gallon in the 1960, AND THOSE STAYING HERE WHO HAVE NO OTHER HOME rida were dinner guests Sunday of relatlonthip of White Married each person to Negro Mrs. James Denton. STATE MUTUAL 2,061.4-imle Mobilgas Economy Run. That's certified proof that Conrair skimps Head of household on first line Widowed the head of this American Indian Divorced Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hawk and Obviously, the young first-nighter Wife of head household ? Mole on gas costs. It saves other ways, too. Corvair is the only U. S. compact car Write names IMinese When was this Separated daughter Kay of Shelby, Ohio, were on your left has a lot to learn in this Unmarried children, oldest first or that never needs antifreeze or costly radiator repairs. Come in and driTe the Married children and their families (For example, Sinese person bom? Single (never guests of Mr. Hawk's mother, Min- CORVAIR order Female Filipino about comfort. She doesn't know that Other relatives wife, son, married)? f, nie Hawk over the week-end. compact car that outdoes them all. Others not related to head of household daughter, (M or F) Hawaiian "Perma*lift's"* Magic Oval Pantie Port Hawaiian (Leave blank for Linda, Douglas and Nancy Daw- v'> l-ii. STATE BY CHEVROLET grandson, son spent a few days last week CANT RIDE UP-EVER! But now (K you list mon' tban 6 pi-rsous, use an additiooU 8be«t) mother-in-law, Aleut children born Things Conrair ghres yon that America's ether compact ears can't: after March 31. PROTECTION POLICY lodger, lodger's Eskimo with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon John- you can enjoy life—your "Perma.lift" (P2) (P6) 1946) Practically flat floor... real foot room for gas Run are higher than the average driver wife) («tc.)? son. The youngsters were from DRIVE IT I the man in the middle. Fold-down rear can exoect. But because the cars met every Pantie will remain comfortably in Middle Crestline, Ohio. Last name ' First name Month i Year seat gives 17.6 cu. ft. of extra storage space. kind of driving condition—rugged mountain : initial (Pi) (P4) (P5) (PV Roger Stevens came home Sun- place always. Be fitted today. More Coverage for Less Money Four-wheel Independent suspension for grades, long country straightaways, congest- day from Kankakee after a weeks GET a smoother, flatter ride. ed city tramc—those mileage figures prove Head visit with his sister's family, Mr. All of the essential insurance for your home, persona! Corvair's inherent and Mrs. Alyn Fletcher. property, and family liability are combined in one Rear-ongirw traction... that comes with policy ... one premium... and with one agent to give the engine's weight hearing down oo the ability to save. Oper- Mr, and Mrs. Frank Stephens OUR ating costs take a a art of you greater savings with more coverage. rear wheels. and Jim Stephens spent P nose dive the day last week at their cabin near Lu- State Mutual Homeowners Policies offer simplified You probably realize already that the mile- you take delivery of Whether your cldldren prefer ther. security for every homeowner at substantial savings. age figures Corvairs recorded in the Mobil- STATE MUTUAL DEAL!!!! a Corvair. /or ecoeomwei traiuporWxm their milk Htralght—with choco- Mrs. Jessie Rathbun spent Sun- Even the cost of living in hotels and the cost of eating late syrup—M milkshake* . . . in restaurants is paid while your home is uninhabitable day afternoon with relatives at SERVES See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer for fast delivery, favorable deals you'll like HighVand Hill milk. Eastmont. due to an insured hazard. Thursday Afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Allen Tuinstra had MICHIGAN CONSULT YOUR AGENT AI0UT THESE TEMIFIC SAVINGS her brother and family lor Easter CONFIDENTIAL—The Census is required by the United Sfotes Constitution and further autltoriied Sunday guests, Mr. and Mrs. Bud EXCLUSIVELY • YOUR HOME • YOUR PERSONAL PROPERTY • Name of person who filled this form: UlGHUNDHlLL by 13 U.S.C 5. 9. 141, 221-4. The law requires thot the inquiries be answered completely end Leeuwenburgh of Grand Rapids. • FAMILY UABIIITY • CASH BENEFITS Frday and Saturday accurately, and guoranlees thot the information furnished will be accorded confidential treat- Mildred Mullen spent the week- C2S Sj ment. The Census report cannot be used for purposes of taxation, investigation, cr regulation^ AZZARELLO CHEVROLET & BUICK. INC end with relatives in New Hudson. Nights 'Til 9:00 CAOU RI Bod*ct Btamu No. 4|-Wfll. 1043 Vergennes Rood, Lowell lit t MAUN ST m O0rH-IO AnnroviO flinW r.'-3l-60. • LO-vE'LL 219 WEST MAIN ST.. LOWELL PHONE TW 7-7577 K?sass To place your ad in the Lowell A. R. SMITH Phone TW 7-7712 508 West Main Strttt PboM TW 7-9294 -J Ledger phone TW 7-9261. Lowtl, Mkh. ••••• v..

i 'rHiJ LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICH., APRIL il, IWO 5 WELL DRILUNG and Repairing. FOR RENT—600 seats for two back directly to the land. Point Out Danger Pump repair and service. C. Ed. SOIL and WATER Whether or not the land in each hours of enjoyment. 50 cents and WEDDING INVITATIONS in vari- Of Smdl Vehicles For Sale-General Sullivan, OR 6-5331. c45 tf Wanted NAPKINS printed for weddings, watershed is eroded or is mantled The art of conversation is prob- $1.00. Choose your own at Funz- ety of styles and printing, Your anniversaries, and cocktail par- CONSERVATION by protective cover of grass and & On Streets and Walks Public Notice ably languishing because nobody A-Poppin' April 22. 8 p. m. cl wedding picture will he printed FOR SALE—Two largo Simplex oil DIGGING FOUNDATIONS and WANTED—People to enjoy a good ties, In a good many types and trees—whether tiiere "re small nowadays has time to listen. without charge in the paper. If Parents of children operating brooders; 250 egg incubator; light bulldozing. Septic tanks time. Fun/-A-Poppin' April 22, FG.l RENT- 4-room apartment and colors, priced from $3.50 a hun- dams and other flood-preventing this that STATE OF MICHIGAN four-wheeled motorized g o c a r t s feeders; make your soap, 100 and drain fields installed, water 8 p. m. Forest Hills High School. bath, newly decoratcd, one block dred. Also book matches print- you order your invitations here. structures along the channels- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE BOTTLED GAS—Moving? Let us Orders processed in at least ten •to are being cautioned by Sgt. Gor- COUNTY OF KENT pounds bacon grease; 1 large RUMMAGE SALE-By Ladles of 50 cents and $1.00. cl south of Texaco Station. TW 7- ed, with name or initials. Lowell whether steps have been taken to IN CHANCERY 1 fit Old, limwi. lines buried and connected. Carl Editor's Note We liked the name don Hanthorn. commanding officer Quaker oil heater with fan; Solid convert your present city gas Vergennes Church at the former 7580. cl-2 Ledger, phone TW 7-9261, Lowell. days. Lowell Ledger, TW 7-9261, reduce pollution—these determine At a tesiion of laid Court held in the ton Wlilcox, Clarksville, OW 3- "This A That* for the LedRer's of the Rockford post of the Mich- Kent County Court Hou»e, in the City ol Mahogany 10 piece dining room stove to bottled gas and install Suburban Life WANT AD PACE A & P Store Building. April MECHANIC - Experienced only. c30 tf Lowell. c27 tf 3091. c48 tf in large measure whether water | oon(r||)UtorH column Huggested l>y igan State Police, to warn them Grand Rapidt, Michigan, in tsid Countv. FREE Bottled gas equipment at 28-29-30. cl-2 Good opportunity for high cali- PASTURE RENTAL lor young cat- on the Nth day of February. A. D. I^M). suite. All give away prices. TW- CASH RATE: 20 words 80c, additional worcjs 2c each. If not supplies arc ample and rellnble. I nirb< Mlchela and flv« her the your new home. Call CH 3-1482, ber man. Top wages, employee tle. Call Clarksville OW 3-3081, it is not only dangernus but illegal PRESENT: HON. FRED N. SEARL. Circuit 7-9050. pi AUCTIONEER—Farm sales a spe- paid on or before 10 days after insertion, a charge of 10c It is because of Ihe dependence j „I>t,ninK chance in this week's story Judge. Wolverine Shellane Service, 3758 FOR SALE—Two G00.16 tires and benefits and bonus incentive plan. or Post Office Box 343. cl to use the machines on streets NO. 63114 cialty. My experience is your for bookkeeping will be made, Children's Vision of water supply on watersheds that I *1,,. wrote about her mother. If BETTY JOHNSON, Pla.nMI. NOTARY PUBLIC—We have No- South Divlson Ave., Grand Rap- tubes on Chev. wheels- bought Excellent working conditions. Ap- Complete Vision Care and highways. assurance of a successful, profit- the commemorative stamp will be | j.MU |1IlVe Homethinu of interest for BOX NUMBER: If box number In care of this office Is de- FOR RENT- Modem upstairs 3- V tary Public applications and do ids. c5 tf new and run only about 2.000 ply In person. Jackson Motor Now that warmer weather is RICHARD JOHNSON " Defendant. able sale. George VanderMeulen, sired, add 80c to above. room apartment. Heat, Garage. formally Issued at the 7th National i ti,i» column within the limits of ORDER OF PUBLICATION all filing—Probate Court & State miles, will sell all for $15.00. Sales. 930 W. Main. cl here, the gocarts. or midget cars auctioneer. Phone Dutton MY8- Mile east on M-21. TW 7-7676. cl Watershed Congress in the Nation's our space, send it in. this cause, it appearing from affidavit ALFALFA—Certified with I. V. P. ALL ERRORS In telephone advertlsementH at sender's risk. Phone TW 7-9966. pi as they are otherwise called, will on file, that tne defendant, Richard Johnton, Bonds issued promptly. Call TW- 8571. pi WANTED—18-YEAR-OLD GIRL capital on April 18th. "Do not resent growing old (Inspected Varietal Purity) be wheeled out but unless their il not a resident of this State, but is a 7-9269. Rittenger Ins. Service, 212 RATES are based strictly on uniform Want Adv. Style. wishes a babysitting job after resident of Bakersfield, California, that beipg Many are denied the privi- Ranger or Vernal. Your Pioneer TOR SALE—1951 CHEVROLET DR. HERBERT R. MUELLER The now water resources com- operation is restricted they can be E. Main St., Lowell Michigan. FOR SALE—BEEF AND PORK. OUT-OF-TOWN advertisements must be accompanied by re- school or on Saturdays. Phono hit last known address. lege." dealer, John VanDrlel, 9431—5 club coupe, completely overhaul- Lost and Found | memorative stamp will be avail- MAMA WAS A GENIUS- hazardous. On motion of Gerald M. Henry, plaintiff's cl-2 Wrapped ready for your freezer. mittance. attornev, IT IS ORDERED that the appear- Mile Rd., N. E., VO 6-5334. p52-2 ed, $200. Potter. TW 7-9581. cl TW 7-9837; also washing machine OPTOMETRIST , able in local post offices on April AM) STILL IS Also butchering of beef and hogs for sale, Maytag, in good con- 1 Two-wheel motor scooters are ance of said non-resident defendant. Richard HALLMARK GREETING CARDS Copy for Ads on This Page Must Be In LOST-PARAKEET, Blue. Reward. 19th, the day following its official I can remember that Mama al- Johnson be entered herein within three Hastings Livestock Sales 6 days a week. Alto Meat Pro- DEKALB SEED CORN ready now. licensed under special regulations months from Ihe date ol this order, and in can carry your very thoughts, FOR SALE—Lawn mower, small Ledger Office Before 8 P. M, on Tuesdays. dition. pi Call GL 6-6934. cl issuance. April 15, 1960 cessing Plant, UN 8-3411. c27 tf TW 7-9261 Free hybrid sweet com to first ways had us eight children neat for street and highway use the case of his appearance he causa his answer tricycle, play pen, high chair, to the Bill of Complaint to be filed, and your feelings to others better YOUNG MAN with pick-up truck 207 W. Main Street and our clothes well-pressed. We same as motorcycles, but the sec- Feeder Pigs Sll.00-S19.00 car seat, end table, fire place 100 customers. Also Simcoe seed FOUND Ladies wrist watch. Call Call TW 7-7780 DONALD RUNE, 8. O. 8. Editor a copy thereof be served on the plaintiff's than you might be able to ex- FOR SALE—All kinds of used fur- were poor but when I think back, attorney within fifteen days after service on Top Calves S30.00-S37.00 FOR SALE-GARY SEED Oats. STRAWBERRY PLANTS-Leading oats 1 year from certification. would like odd jobs such as pick- OR 6-5297. pi (old bank) C0NSERVA1I0N retary of state's department does press them youiself. The thought- niture and liouseware. Mrs. equipment. GL 6-7343. cl By Your 8. O. D. Directors we never paid too much attention him of a copy of said Bill and notice of Seconds S25.00-S30.00 1st cutting alfalfa hay, also 2 varieties, also Latham Rasp- Gerald Kyser. Route 3, Lowell. ing up junk or cleaning yards. for appointment Lowell, Mich. mm not license the midget cars because this order; ana in default thereof, said Bill ful way to remember others. Claude Condon, TW 7-7893, Nash to our clothes because of Mama's Common and Culls —S18.00-S25.00 FOR SALE—'59 Bellaire six; four small Rilco type hog houses and berry plants and Asparagus Phone TW 7-7477. cl Gerald Washburn, OR 6-5311. cl 2 The fact that water is a vital I they are not equipped for sate op- will be taken as confessed by said non- Available at Christiansen Drug Avenue, Lowell. cl constant toil in making cast-off resident defendant: Ant IT IS FURTHER Young Beef S20.00-$24.90 1 steel 8-door hog feeder. Vernon roots. Slate Inspected. Bert M. and limiting natural resource is eration on streets and highways. ORDERED, that within forty days fhe com Store, Lowell. cl door: like new; all accessories, WANTED-MEAT CUTTER and Good Things clothing fit properly: it gave us Beef Cows S14.00-S18.30 $1,900, Terms. GL 6-7343. cl Preston, Ph. TW 7-7416. pi Purchase Plant Farm, Lowell. For GOODWILL used cars dramatized by the latest in a series | Gocarts must be operated either plainanf cause a notice of this order to be AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION re- counter man. Must be neat. Write is the right to feel that we were as published in the Lowell Ledger, a newspaper Bulls S18.00421.25 Ph. TW 7-7160. cl tf and trucks, see or call of conservation commemorative on private property or on parking printed, published and circulated in said pair service on all makes and Box 147C, Lowell. cl-2 to Eat well dressed as anyone else in Top Hogs S16.25-S16.90 ESTATE SALE-We are offering TRUCKING EVERY THURSDAY DOYLE - SCHNEIDER postage stamps—the 4-cent water lots or tracks specifically author- County, and that said publication be con models. Master Motor Service. to Lake Odessa stock sale. Call town. tlnued therein once in each week for (i« Second Grade S15.75-S16.25 the following household goods of BLOCKS—8-in. concrete 18c; 8-ln. PONTIAC. We trade, finance and WANTED CHECK-OUT LADY. conservation stamp to be issued in a ized for their use when other vehi- weeks In succession, or that she cause a copy Pat O'Neill, phone GL 1-1820, % GRAIN FED BEEF, cut up 46c She took care of herself and Roughs S12.50-S14.25 - SAFETY-TESTED - the Curtis E. Sharpe estate for George Francisco, TW 7-7818. cinder 21c; 2c per block de- guarantee. 423 W. Main, TW 7- Must be accurate with figures. AUCTION SALE Washington, D. C., on April 18. UNITED STATES POSTAGE cles are not occupying these areas. of this order to be personally served on a lb. Hinds 52c, fronts. 42c. bus.; GL 1-0810, res. c42tf c46 tf eight children, an acre of garden, said non-resident defendant at least twenty Boars Sll.00-S13.50 sale: dining room, parlor, and livered. Vosburg Block & Gravel 9257. Lowell. c47 tf Write Box 147C, Lowell. cl-2 I will hpII at Public Auction on thp farm located » miles South and 1960. A number of such places have been days before the time, above prescribed for Wrapped and frozen 4c a lb. ex- two-hundred chickens, three pigs Top Calf S37.00 two bedroom suites; Philco re- Co. 8876 Grand River Drive, Ada, gl/j miles west oi Saranac—3 mllen north and 1 mile went of Clarks- The unique two-panel stamp por-. established by private interests and his appearance. Further, that an attested WELL DRILLING AND REPAIR, tra. % small lean beef, 43c cut up. No other resource so directly af- copy of this order be sent by registered NEW POLAROID CAMERAS OR 6-3397 or OR 6-3393. cl tf WANTED-GOOD HOME for 6- vllle or 4 mile* East of LoweU. comcir (U8-I6 and M-91 Junction) Buryl McKibbin Delton R-l frigerator, Hotpolnt elec. range, RCA LICENSED picture tubes. 1 Small lean pigs, 24c a lb. cut fects the welfare, comfort and hap- traya a closeup view of a drop of "O " ^ there are several racing tracks mail to defendant at hit last known address. new pumps and service. Frank With electric eye. Indoor pic- a do Wch Top Hogs S16.90 RCA TV, Reo gas lawn mower, year warranty, 25% discount. weeks-old puppy. (SprinKer and ut B65Q Grand River Ave. (U8-I6). piness of all the people. wafer falling from a leaf, which S' ^ where the junior drivers compete. FRED N. SEARL, USED Averill, Jr., Phone OR W501. If tures without flash bulbs with FOR SALE-2 RUBBER-TIRED up (average $25 to $35). Custom our Circuit Judge Harry Wilkins Hastings R-2 Brittany Spaniel) Gerald Rollins, clothes and many miscellaneous Williams Radio & TV, 126 N. Our national and personal need sympollzcs wale^hcd Influences • '•? P-^t'on. She would Among the dangers of operating ATTEST: A TRUE COPY no answer call OR 6-1108. c49 tf 3,000 Speed Picture Roll and re- farm wagons with racks. Also butchering, cutting, wrapping and raffle the geese off and put the Floyd Thompson Clarksville R-2 articles. We will be at the Mack Hudson St., Lowell. c39 tf TW 7-9898. cl for water for domestic use, for sani- upon water supply. This design gocarts on streets and highways CLAUDE L. BARKLEY, Clerk peat Wink-Light. Available for 150 bales of wheat straw. UN 8- freezing. East Paris Packing Co. Wed., April 17-1 P.M. money towards a winter's supply STANLEY E. NEUREITHER, Deputy Earl Root Nashville New GMC trucks for im- Watson farm home, 10680—60th tation, for manufacture, and for leads the eye to a right-hand panel are their smallness and low height Eiamlned. Countersigned and 4222. cl SEELEY CONSTRUCTION—Build- HELP WANTED- MAN WANTED 4200 East Paris Rd., S. E Phone of fuel. We had canned foods, bas- St., Alto, Mich., from 9 a. m. to 4 your old camera too. ONE YEAR depleting an actual watershed pan- which make it difficult for other Entered by me: CARS mediate delivery. Every- for work on horse farm. Apply MY 8-8107. After 5 p. m. Call agriculture is multiplied each year STANLEY E. NEUREITHER, Clerk TO PAY, Avery's Jewelers. ing and remodeling. Cement kets of potatoes, apples, onions, thing from % Ton to 35 p. m. on April 22 and 23 to re- FOR SALE-LIGHT BLUE Formal 26 HEAD OF DAIRY CATTLE by our expanding population. orama. A town and farm in the motorists to spot them, the im- c-21 tf work, basements, blocks, chim- 4961 Michigan Street, N. E.. Ada. EM 1-0800. c38 tf and other food in the basement for S 1 Gerald M. Hen'y v\Ai^. Ton. See Doyle-Schneider ceive your offers and make sales. size 16. In very good condition. T.R. ft BANGS TESTED Without water, soil cannot pro- foreground are dependent on the mature judgment and inexperience Attorney for Plaintiff neys and fireplaces. Houses, gar- cl the coming winter. BUSINESS ADDRESS: 1987 (2) OLDS SUPER 4 DR. Pontiac—GMC Sales A Service. Not responsible for accidents. OR 6-2861. cl duce the food and fiber needed to upstream watershed with its well- of drivers, whose ages range from FOR SALE—Funz-A-Poppln' tick- ages, additions and bams. All Holsteln. 8 yrs., bred Apr. 14 Holsteln ft Guernsey, 2 yrs., bred Our wolf-dog did protect us. Ilej 660 Michigan Trust Building HARDTOPS c47 tf Curtis E. Sharpe Estate. cl HELP WANTED—Woman to do nourlsh and clothe our rapidly In- j managed farm and forest lands as young as six years to 14. much Grand Rapids 2 Michigan cSM ets. Students 50 cents; Adults $1, I HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY of kinds of buildings. Experienced Mar. 7 let no one in and wc couldn't gel ( 1M7 OLDS 98 4-DR. HDTP. light housework and a compan- CEMENT OR ROAD Holsteln, 7 yrs.. bred Oct. 27 creasing population. and small dams for flood preven- slower travel speeds than other HIGH EGG PRICES NOW assured. for April 22, Forest Hills High Pioneer Hybrid seed com avail- and guaranteed work. Ph. L. J. Holsteln, 2 yrs., bred Oct. 16 out. Mama and Buster held the VANDER VEEN. FREIHOFER, COOK & AUTOMATIC CHICKEN RANCH, ion for elderly woman. Also Mis- Holsteln, 5 yrs., bred Feb. 16 More and more people each year tion and water storage. traffic and greater exposure to in- BRYANT, Attys. 1956 OLDS SUPER CONVERT. School, 8 p. m. cl Seeley. TW 7-9164. c2 tf Guernsey, 8 yrs., bred Mar. 2 fon until Papa came home. He Complete, for 2,000 birds. Very U. S. Hatches extremely low last able now. Verne wenger, UN 8- sion rocker for sale. Call TW 7- arc turning lo water and water John Self Jr., Gaines Twp. is a jury or death because of their light 83S W. Main. Lowell, Mich. 1956 (t) OLDS SUPER 4-DR. Holsteln, 10 yrs., bred late full Holsteln, coming 2 yrs., fresh gave Mama ten dollars a week FINAL ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNT Reasonable. OR 6-5201 cl 10 months. Order your chicks 2619. 4 miles south of Alto on 7725. cl GRAVEL sports for leisure-time enjoyment. new District Cooperator. John construction and lack of body pro- USED ELEC. Range and Refrig- GUARANTEED WATCL'. ring and llolstein, 2 yrs., bred Feb. 28 I month lo run things. Life passed very State of Michigan, The Probate Court fc SEDANS from us now. We sell for less. 100th Street. cl-6 BANK OR WASHED GRAVEL tection. erator. Oil space heater, good jewelry repair. Avery Jewelers, Holsteln Hfr., IB mos., bred Feb. But there is just so much water. farms ISO acres and is in partner- the County of Kent. 8.000 breeders on our farm, no Guernsey, 5 yrs., bred Oct. » pleasantly when We were with Ma- At a session of said court, held at the 1956 ( 2) FORD .'-DOORS FOR SALE—KENMORE Gas Stove condition. Call OR 6-1120. cl Lowell. c7 tf The earth's water supply remains ship with his father. John Sr., Sergeant Hanthorn warned that fancy premium for hatching eggs TRUSSES—Trained fitter, surgical Coarse Gravel or Stones Guernsey, 4 yrs., bred Oct. 12 '» Holsteln Heifers, 11 mos. ma. She nursed Papa hack to health probate office in tne city of Grand Rapids, 1956 OLDS 88—2 DR. like new, Gas Refrigerator, Laun- For Rent constant. We can meet these vital who has 120 acres. The Seifs have young drivers found operating go- in said County, on the appliances, etc. Koss Rexall for Drain Fields Holsteln, 5 yrs., bred Jan. 15 4 Holsteln Heifers. 6 mos. in that killing epidemic of influ- dermate Washer, 1078 Coldbrook means big saving to you. Circu- FOR SALE—1958 Cushman Eagle PIANO TUNING and Repairing. and rising demands for water only an above average Holstein herd. carts on streets and highways will 6th day of April A 0. I960. 1956 CHEVROLET 4 DR. SED. lar. Getty's Poultry Farm & Drugs, Saranac. Mich. c39 tf Fill or Block Sand Holsteln, 5 yrs., bred Jan. 17 Holsteln Bull, II mos. enza in 1918. Present: HON. WALLACE WAALKES, Judge N. E., Grand Rapids, Phone GL- with accessories. A-l condition. Have your piano tuned electronic- 2 SMALL UNFURNISHED APTS. by better use of what we have- This acreage will be soils map- be ordered off and their parents of Probate. 1956 BUICK 4-DR. Halnteln, 5 yrs., bred Feb. 10 Holsteln Steer, 10 mos. Later when all of us were mar- 8-7913. cl-2 Hatchery, Middleville Michigan. UN 8-4342. cl FARM SEED FOR SALE-Still ally. Tuning, $7.50 plus mileage. for rent. Hot wate? and elec- Top Soil or Black Dirt by reducing needless waste and ped this spring and a conservation contacted. Repeat violations could In the Matter of the Estate of Phone SY M395. c48 tf Holsteln, 7 yrs., bred Nov. 2 Approx. 200 bushels Oats ried and away from home, Papa ALBERT BOLT. Dectased. 1956 CHRYSLER 2-DR. HDTP. time to fill your order for Cow- Orval Jessup, Phone TW 7-7366, tricity furnished. Call TW 7-9931. pollution—by protecting the water- farm plan completed this year. A bring probate court action and pos- Alton Flke having filed In said court SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED-For FOR SAL E—INTERN'L 4-CAN BYRON WEEKS Holsteln, 5 yrs., bred Oct. 13 Approx. 300 baskets Ear Corn became ill and Mama held a job 1955 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. , bell brand. Choice quality, and LoweU. c36 tf c48 tf shed upon which our water falls farm plan has been completed sibly impounding of the tiny ve- his final administration account, and his prompt service, phone Frances FOR SALE-FOR CORN you can milk cooler also 7 good milk cans^ Guernsey, 2 yrs., bred Nov. 2 12 Milk Cans and took care of Papa for seven- petition praying for the allowance thereof prompt delivery. Clovers, Nocu- TW 7-9267 as rain and snow—by finding more on the homo farm where consid- hicles. and for the assignment and distribution 1955 OLDS 4-DR. be proud of—grow P. A. G. James Llnd, R-3, Lowell. Phone MR. FARMER: We now represent FOR RENT—Furnished apartment teen years until he passed away Sloan, Orleans, Michigan, RO 1- lized Certified Alfalfas and Certi- Geo Dr. Rte. 2, Lowell efficient ways for its use. erable tile drainage has been done. The gocarts. a good many of of Ihe residue of said estate, for the allow- 3508. c21tf (Pfisters). Back by a farm pro- TW 7-7857. pi The HASTINGS MUTUAL IN- Earl Starbard, Phone TW 7-9887. a few years ago. ance of fees, and for the allowance of all fied Oats. Ed C. Byme, Route 1, cltf RUTH KIETZMAN, Owner Most problems of water short- A Michigan State University them homemade by mechanically things therein contained. duction record hard to beat. I SURANCE COMPANY, writing Pi Today Mama is my partner and TRADE-INS ON GEORGE VANDER MEULEN DAN WINGEIER age, poor water, or floods trace Short Course graduata in 1946, John enthusiastic fathers and sons, are It is Ordered, That the CUSTOM BUTCHERING—Beef, no have the com you will want. Also DIAMONDS AT SPECIAL prices. Lowell. Call TW 7-7275. c-51-2 shares in all the work that it lakes 12th day of May, A. D. I960. SREAKFASTo LUNCH Farm Liability, City and Farm Auctioneer — MYrtle 8-8371 Clerk-Lowell Slate Bank sees a good future in dairy farm- usually powered by one and a half charge. Pigs, J3. Cutting and first quality grass seed. Write to Terms. Evenings by appointment. to care for three aged and ill per- at ten o'clock In the forenoon at said L RABBITS—All sizes, hutches, year- fire and extended coverage. To- ing when a farmer has good land lo six horsepower engines convert- probate office, be and Is hereby appointed DINNER OR SNACKS grinding 2 cents a pound. East Clinton Blocher, 5954 Bancroft Avery Jewelers. TW 7-9375. ell tf day's values means all policies sons. Her only complaint is that for eummmg and allowing said account and ling hens, laying good. Fresh and when he uses good manage- ed from power lawnmowers. Speed hearing said pellfion; NEW OLDSMOBILES Paris Packing Co., 4200 East ave, Alto, Mich., or phone UN 8- should be checked for proper cov- INSURANCE she feels a little tired and cannot FOR MUFFLERS, tail pipes, fuel eggs. Albert Oates, sr., 5359—28th ment. ranges from 10 to 40 miles per If is Further Ordered, That public nofxe MICHIGAN IOCS ARC These cars can be seen Paris Rd., S. E. Call MY 8^407 2451. p52-2 erage. Call TW 7-9269 for proper FOR YOUR understand it because these days thereof be given by publication of a copy I pumps, brake shoes, batteries, St., SE. Ph. GL 2-2645. p52-l Milton Wylie, District Director hour. The absence of two-wheel of this order, for three successive weeks YOUR IIST SUY on our Lot at W. Main or EM 1-0800 after 5 p. m. Rich- coverage. RITTENGER INSUR- she is not doing much, I tell her ALUMINUM AWNINGS—Draper- paints and oil filters, try Western from Kent City brought some old brakes, lights, windshield wipers, revious to said day of hearing, in the | St., I/)weII, Mich., or ard Havenga. c49 tf REFRIGERATION SERVICE, Re- ANCE SERVICE. cl Home — Automobile — Business that she can take things easy now. Cswell Ledger a newspaper printed and i call TW 7-9209. ies, blinds, bamboo, upholstering, Auto first. c23 tf Just The Press! photographs owned by his father defrosters, turn signals and other- circulated in said county. Sind frigerators, freezers, milk cool- She went to the city for a week IT WILL PAY YOU TO CHECK C. E. Wylie to show that serious equipment makes them unsafe on WALLACE WAALKES for the FOR SALE—Maple table and four slip covers. Reconditioning. In- ers. Clark Fletcher. Phone TW 12-ft. CHRIS-CRAFT fiberglas cov- or two last summer but I had to Judge of Prcbata DRAPERY HARDWARE-Every- OUR RATES erosion can happen after one heavy streets and highways. A further Kent Ccjnty, Michigan chairs, bunk beds, Crib, Drapes, terior designing. Free estimates. 7-9390. cl tf ered boat, and 10 hp. Johnson call her home because I became CHOLESTEROL thlng you need, curtain I'ods, reason for restricting their oper- A true COP/ WE TRADE Buggy. GL 4-6020. cl Decorating Center, Phone 422 with controls, $285; 8-pc. walnut YOU WILL LIKE THE PROMPT. FRIENDLY SERVICE WE rain. ill. Before she returned, my well- ROLAND R. ROBEY, Sfory draw drapery hardware, other The photos show deep ravines ation is the chance of injuring Register of Prooale. "2-2 WE FINANCE AT BANK RATES Ionia or 397. c52-ll dining room suite, $75; Servel RENDER. TOO. meaning sister-in-law dropped in BRUCE PRODUCTS—V4 gallon of styles of window accessories. made by one night's rain southeast other children in neighborhoods. gas refrigerator, $50. GL 4-1885. and threw an ice-bag on my head Bruce Floor Clbaner at 51.69, 8 SCHOOL DRESSES, size 10. Fine Window shades made to order. of Silver Lake, Cannon Twp., July cl and fixed some greasy eggs and The first U. S. president to die FREE 1 qt. Bruce Self-Polishing condition. Call after 4:30. GL 1- Roth's Furniture Store. Ph. TW PETER SPEERSTRA AGENCY 3. 1905. 117 W. Main St., Lowell Phono TW 7 9250 potatoes. Needless to say, I got in the White House—and the one Wax. Lowell Lumber & Coal Co. 1009. . . cl 7-7391. Lowell. c6 tf Irvin Rodgers of Bowne Twp., a Wittenbach well in a hurry, out of sheer des- Tcencge Problems who served the shortest time in cl District Director for the past three RUMMAGE SALE-April 21-22-23 SLED POT ATO ES —Cert I f I ed Cob- peration. biped by Talk office—was William Henry Har- Sales & Service Co. The Spring Real Estate years is another director who Harrison. Harrison died in 1841. one MICHIGAN ALLIED POULTRY INDUSTRIES, INC- FOR SALE—Used G. E. Refriger- from 9 to 9. Clothing, dishes and bler Seed Potatoes, $5.00 hund- I would not know how to thank U-M Professor "practices what he preaches" in ECfiS P.O. I0X IH UST UNSINC ator. good condition, $25.00. Call miscellaneous. 7024 Cascade Rd.. red. Eberhard's Super Market, Mama for giving me this life and month after he was inaugurated. 749 W. Main, Lowell TW 7-9207 REAL ESTATE SERVICE in any the conservation management of OR 6-3042. . cl S. E. cl Lowell. vl the wonderful memories of our fam- Raising a teenager is a real type of property. Wm. A. Arm- his dairy farm. ily. Just this once I want to say challenge, according to W. Robert strong, 30 years experience. Ph. Tile drainage minimum tillage, Selling it publicly. "Thank you Mama, you Dixon. University of Michigan pro- Rockford VO 6-1203 or write Rte. use a ryegrass cover crop in are the greatest." fessor of education, who recom- 2. Ada. c22 tf com .have all been used to ad- Mrs. Viola Michels mends that parents talk over dis- vantage on the home farm. An ad- Farm Loans $avmgs Day$ BOOK cipline problems with teenagers. ditional 80 acres has been "brought Season Is 'LOW INTEREST RATE"—Long Father of two teenagers. Dixon back" and is now producing good Special Precautions for has his own ideas on how best to Term Federal Land Bank As- crops of alfalfa and wheat. This meet their needs. BULK sociation of Grand Rapids, 463 rolling 80 acres will be kept in a WeUs in Rooded Area ON I "Parents shouldn't expect too Kinney Rd., N. W. Grand Rapids small grain, hay rotation. Dr. W. B. Prothro. City-County much from their youngsters." he Here! 4. Mich. Phone GL 3-1905. c21 tf The Rodgers farm supports 100 Health Officer, announced today says. "but. on the other hand, they wonderful head of Holsteins. Conservation FHA FINANCING that special precautions are being should provide opportunities for the practices have helped to increase Garden Available on Country Building issued to home owners who live teenager to express his self-con- grain and forage productivity. At Buy From sites. VA miles north of Lowell in Ihe flood areas in Kent County. fidence." Michigan the same time soil fertility and on Vergennes Street. "Will Build Edward L. Stockton. Chief Sani- Dixon says experience has taught tilth have been improved. CUCUMBERS to Specifications". WILLIAM A-l Used Cars tarian. said that the special health him that teenagers are fast-devel- BEETS This Outstanding The new water conservation com- SCHREUR. Contractor & Builder department service involves the es- oping individuals, and adults must memorative stamp which went on EaHy Green Cluster Detroit Dark Red TW 7-9189. c36 tf tablishment of five (5) special cen- really sit down and do some think- sale April 19 emphasizes the im- ters from which persons can ob- ing about their needs. Long Green Selection BUNGALOW—2-Bedroom. "large THURS. - FBI. - SAT. portance of flood prevention anditajn SpCCiai instructions for disin- He strongly believes fhat young RUTABAGAS living room, dining-room, bath, Willard water management in the water- f j| g i sampling private wells ec n an( people need to enhance their con- modem kitchen, utility room, sheds of Kents' Soil Conservation RADISHES American Yellow Purple Top of Dependable which have been flooded. These cept of self. ...with a TEXACO Safe-T Check-up basement and automatic heat. 2- APRIL 21-22-23 Districts, say local directors. We'll give your car a real spring lift! From steci to locations are: "They will be able to do this While Tip Sparitler stall garage, good size lot with In what watershed are you lo- through their mastery of various stern we check your car for safer, surer driving. Poten- Scarlett Globe, Icide MUSKMELON Used Cars trees, garden space. In Lowell, cated? Watersheds vary in size Kent County Health Department skills, school subjects and by tial trouble spots, such as lights, tires, radiator, b/jttery, near school and shopping center. Weave wholesaling direct to our from a small one located on one 316 Ottawa Ave.. N. W. etc., get an expert going-over. And, not by chance, but by French Breakfast Heart of Gold, Sugar Rock identifying with individuals in their For sale $500 down, caller owner farm or a few farms which may Grand Rapids. Michigan chart, everything that needs lubricating gets the proper immediate situation."- he declares. Iroquois 1958 Dodge 2-dr. tf dtp. GL 4-2495. c51-l customers — No dealers! be part of larger watersheds such grade of quality Texaco lubricart: chassis lubrication "They like independence, and it CABBAGE as the Grand. Grandvllle City Hall with Texaco Marfak, Havoline Motor Oil for the crank- 1958 Plymouth 2-Dr. Hdtp. is important that parents encour- ADA—4 bedroom home in village. Public law 566 has provisions Grandvllle, Michigan case, Texamatic Fluid for your automatic Danish Baflhead WATERMELON age this. Frequent problems arise 1958 Mercury 4-door Modern kitchen and bath, screen whereby property owners may re- transmission. One stop and you're on fore b H* bo* Hift tvtry of in a teenager's life in the areas Golden Acre Sweetheart, Kleckley Sweet porch, $7,900. Try terms. THE ONLY ceive federal cost sharing in the Lowell Power and Light Plant your way. Drive in today. 1958 Plymouth Wags., 2 of finances, use of the family car, ADA—3 bedroom modernized home, Mkhlga* will want to wad. "Thii U Our improvement of watersheds where Lowell. Michigan Cole Early Congo COMPLETE STORY the opposite sex. and punishments." 1957 Cadillac Sd. DeVille 2 car garage, automatic heat. Come in Today! such units can qualify. PUMPKIN Mkh Ifan " raetiiHy appaarad tarlally In Dixon favors discussion of a ADA-20 acres of vacant land for OF OUR The two major provisions of the Lamoreaux Drug Store 1957 Plymout|i Wagon mora thai 150 daily and waakly nawi- discipline problem rather than phy- Early Sugar PARSLEY building sites across from school. Watershed Law has to do with 3924 W. River Drive Here Are the Wholesale Prices! GREAT STATE! sical punishment. "It's better to 9-Pass. 2 blocks from village. Also have papara In tfca itata. Now/ thli complete flood prevention and agricultural Comstock Park. Michigan HEIM'S Connecticut Field deprive a teenager of a privilege other acreage between Ada and alory of Mkhlgan la avallabla In a hand- water management and as they TURNIPS 1957 Dodge 4-door Lowell. 1958 Ford Station Wagon-—The best than to strike him." he asserts. TEXACO SERVICE SPINACH aoma 120 paga book. It talli an amaiinf influence municipal water supplies, Goodrich Drug Store Long White Cow Horn 1957 Dodge 2-dr. (2) EASTMONT—3 bedroom colonial 6-Passenger $1495. 95 CHAPTERS, recreational areas and Ush and 435 North Park Street N. E. E. MAIN ST., LOWELL PH. TW 7-9225 home on double lot near shop- atory about our graat atata. The author, wildlife areas. North Park. Michigan Noble Giant Purple Top White Globe 1957 Plymouth 4-dr. 1958 Edsel 4-Dr. Hardtop Priced at $1075. 120 PAGES THINGS TO COME ping center, $11,600. Willard laird, la a vataran itata capital If you or a group in your area At each location there will be NeW Zealand LOWELL—newer 2 bedroom bunga- 1957 Mercury 2.Dr. $1045. COMPLETELY 1956 Ford 2^r. nawtman who apant mora than savan are interested to learn if your wa- mimeographed instructions with For Izaak Waltons seeking the SQUASH low on nicely landscaped lot near 1957 Ford Fordor $1045. tershed can qualify for federal cost special sterile water sample Iwttles. "big ones" in the current season: 1956 DeSoto 2-dr. Hdtp. Main St.. garage. $7,800. months raaaarching and compiling infor- ILLUSTRATED! CARROTS DesMoines or Table Queen 1957 Plymouth 2-Dr .._$ 895. sharing under Public Law 566. Other containers will not be ac- A pocket-si^e thermometer and 1956 Dodge Hdtp. (4) LOWELL—3 bedroom remodeled mation about Michigan. It it anjoyabla please contact any of the District cepted. depth gauge to determine tht best Danvers Half Long Green Hubbard home on edge of town, nearly 1956 Mercury 2-Dr. $ 795. This service is being provided by and informativa reading and offers tnou- CONTAINS Directors: Fred M. Pattison. Kent spots for dropping the lure. The Red Cored Chantenay Giant Summer Crookneck 1956 Ford Convertible acre lot, 2 car garage, enclosed 1956 Olds 2-Dr $ 695. County Drain Commissioner, or the the health department to assist af- new gadget can be cast as a plug Golden Hubbard 1955 Dodge 4-drs. (4) porch, automatic heat, $9,500. 1956 Ford Station Waqon $ 995. tands of interesting facta for adults and THOUSANDS OF Soil Conservation Service office at fected home-owners in rehabilita- or dropped by hand line. LOWELL—4 bedrooms, over 3 young people who want to know more Rockford. tion and testing their well water ONIONS 1955 Buick Special Cl. Cpe $ 795. FACTS ABOUT The "hostess with the mostest" 1955 Ford 2'dr. acres, large recreation room, oil • • • supplies. The municipal water sup- •may now add a scissor-like con- furnace, garage, bam. $10,800. about Michigan. * Yellow Globe LETTUCE 1955 Plymouth 2-dr. 1955 Plymouth 2-Dr $ 495. MICHIGANl Soil Conservation Sen-ice person- plies are not involved at this time. traption with the upper section a Sweet Spanish Great Lakes (Head Lettuce) LOWELL—attractive 2 family home 1955 Plymouth 2-Dr $ 475. nel have assisted the following co- The purpose of these special cen- cutting blade and the lower por- 1955 Dodge Wags. (2) In A-l condition, large shady lot operators with field strip lay out: ters is to prevent the spread of tion a spatula for serving tilings Grand Rapids Forcing near Main St., new 2 car garage, disease from polluted wells and BEANS 1955 Volkswagen 2-dr. We Trade — Finance — Guarantee Ivan Sprague. Spencer Twp.. 74 like pie or caka Black Seeded Simpson $13,900. ac.; Henry Moulter. Courtland Twp. contaminated premises as a re- Always Great Blockwax 1955 Ford Ranch Wagon R. J. Timmer Realty, 583 Ada TIRES GUARANTEED "THIS IS OUR MICHIGAN" MAKES A WONDERFUL 28 acres: Marvin Porritt. Bowne sult of flood waters. From the Dr.. OR 6-3901. c52-2 Twp.. 20 acres: and Marcus De- stand point of health. Stockton said, Public Notice Burpee Stringless Green Pod SWEET CORN 1954 Dodge 4-drs. (2) by McGraw Tire Co. all flood waters are considered to For a Date PUBLIC NOTICE GIFT FOR FRIENDS AND RELATIVES! Vries. Solon Twp.. 30 acres. Kentucky Wonder StoweM's Evergreen Preliminary drainage surveys be polluted water inasmuch as OROEk APPOINTING TIME FOR 1954 Ford 2-dr. I am now accepting bids on larm HEARING CLAIMS Or Your Mate have been made with Clarence many sewage plants and septic Henderson Busk Golden Cross Bantam located on Section 6, Keene Sloi« ol Mlchigsn. The Probate Court fo' 1954 Plymouth 4-drs. (3) tanks have been flooded and the the County of Kent. Township. Ionia County. Michi- Zahm. Alpine Twp.; David Win- geier. Bowne Twp.. and John Span- sewage passed directly through the At a icsilon ol jsid court, held at fhe ... A pwfoct way fo spend an evening Hybrid, Golden Sunshine 1953 Plymouth 4-dr. gan. belonging to John and Susan probate office, in fhe city of Grand Rap- PEAS genburg. Sparta Twp. flood water. ids. in laid county on the Murphy estate. All bids to be 15 SPECIAL NOTICE Victory Golden Hybrid } 953 Pontiac Hardtop Outside area containing mud or 13th day ol Ap'il A. D. I960. American Wonder submitted on or before May 10. * • • P-cient, HON. WALLACE WAALKES. Judge other accumulation of flood water Thomas Laxton Golden Bantam 1953 Ford 2.dr. 1960, to Ronald Van Buren, Court Earlier Models Priced Lower! New District Cooperators approv- of Probate. Your Copy debris should be cleaned off or In the Matter of the Eifdt# of Get ed by the Directors are: John House, Ionia, Michigan. I reserve CURTIS E. SHARPE, Dtceaitd. Dwarf Telephone Golden Midget thoroughly limed to prevent carry- the right lo reject any or all Gackler. Caledonia Twp.. 80 acres: Notice ii Hereby Given, That all credifori NEW HOURS — OPEN BOWUNG and James L. Scripps. Cascade ing contamination into living quar- of said deceajed are required to preiem Little Marvel New Jersey No. 101 ^ Buy With bids. Ronald Van Buren, Admini- So •••Stop, Shop their claims in writing and under oath, to strator. cl-3 Twp.. 68 acres. ters. said Court, and to serve a copy thereof Mon. & Tues. . . . . 4 p.m. — 7 p.m. Soil and water conservation basic Anyone desiring further informa- upon Earl V. Colby of Alto. Michigan, DILL ~ SWISS CHARD LAWN GRASS SEED Confidence BRING YOUR WIFE AND TITLE luomi-iudop micoq oqt |ib.t item uon fiduciary of said estate, and that such claimj Wednesday 6 p.m. — 7 p.m. FREE! plans have been completed with • be nea'd by said Cou't at tne Probate NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED the following land owners: Donald GL 6-6544, Extension 48 or 49. week Office on me Thursday 1 p.m. — 7 p.m. Personal days: or Robert Amai. >GL 6-62931 Wth day of June A. D. I?M. Ives, Algoma Twp.. 342 acres: Rich- at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. Friday..4 p.m.— 7 p.m. & 9 p.m. - -11 p.m. or Roy Werdon 11 U Ledger phone TW 7-9201. Register oi Pfotito. cl-3

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Mr. and Mrs. Claude Thome and T1IF. I.OWFM. LEDORR, LOWELL, Midi., APRIL 21, 1W0 THE T,0\VFT,I, T.FDr.rR, I.OWFI.L, MICH., Aritn. 51. 1900 CARD OF THANKS were so kind during our recent Mrs. Faye Johnson and family of Elmdale TAhrary Corner Lynda Dygert Mrs. Wm. Lott, Mrs. Ira Sargeanl More Expressway coming events Oui; sincere thanks to the bereavement. Lowell Area Social Briefs Cascade were Easter dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Feasal Grand Ledge and accompanied CARD OK THANKS CARD OF THANKS Main and Hudson VFW and Auxiliary, American pl Tho Slauffer Family TW 7-9261 of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thorne and enjoyed Easter dinner with his par- their daughter and husband, Mr. Engaged lo Wed Deborah Group will meet Mon- Toni. Our heartfelt thanks to all who 1 wish to thank the Jolly Neigh- Legion. Kroger Store, Dr. McKaj' Considering the weather and con- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Feasal and Mrs. Walter Felzke to Lansing Outdoor picnics and harheques day, April 25 at 8 p. m. at the bors Farm Bureau, the Clarksville To Be Contracted and friends a n d neighbors who Ledger Want Ads bring results. S-Sgt. and Mrs. Ralph Rcimcrs, Mrs. Keith Firman and (laugh- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kyser had dition of the roads the cooperative of near Sunfield. where they attended services at extended comforting sympathy and will soon be planned for family home of Mrs. Herbert Davis. help in the rorcnt denlh ol our F&AM, the grange, friends and childron Rita and Ronnie, spent ter Alice of Flushing, spent Easter Easter dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Good Friday services held at the Mrs. Wm. Stalter, Mrs. Robert the Emanuel First Lutheran church and guest entertainment. Consult relatives for the boxes of fruit, Attention all Master Masons— Easter vacation with their parents. vacation with her mother, Mrs. Jack Smith and family in Grand Hope Brethren church were well Tucker, Mrs. Gerry Stalter and after which they returned to the mother, Mrs. Bcllo Sinclair. For Ihe library's new cook books, do- On April 27 the beautiful service, floral offer- plant and cards I have received A special M. M. degree will be Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Lusscndon of Zoa Zahm. Other callers Sunday Rapids. attended, also the Easter Sunrise friend, also Mrs, Mildred Shade of daughter's home for dinner, it-yourself projects for building pic- Two more sections of the new First Congregational Church while at the hospital and since re- conferred at the Masonic Temple Grand Rapids, and Mr. and Mrs. were her son Earl and wife of Mt. j Mr. and Mrs. Harold Metternick service and breakfast. Lake Odessa, attended the WOOD Mr. and Mrs. Albert Carigon and ings and other kindnesses, we arc nic and outdoor equipment, land- US-16 Expressway being construct- HUDSON AND SPRING STREET deeply grateful. turning home. Thank you one and Saturday night, April 23. Lodge Fred Reimers of South Lowell. They Morris. [ and family, Mr. and Mrs. Malt Easter day dinner guests of Mr. TV Don Melvoin show at Grand family enjoyed Easter day dinner scaping and gardening books. There ed southwest of Cascade will be all. opens at 6 p. m. sharp. The Ionia Sunday School 0:45 —Worship 11 A. M. attended the wedding and reception Metternick Jr. and Ruth Ann Shade and Mrs. Robert Tucker and family Rapids Monday, the trip being in with his parents and in the after- pl The Family is a fine collection on hand. contracted on April 27. This new Mr. and Mrs. Rert McNeilly spent cl Fred Fahrni degree team will present the work. REV. DAVID H. DEBBINK. B. D.. Minister of his cousin Harriet to Steven were Saturday night supper guests were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stalter, honor of Mrs. Stalter's 29th wed- npon they all vi it".| Mr. and Mrs. Going fishing? Some fine angler road which is changing the drivfhg Sunday afternoon and evening with All members urged to attend. Very REV. N. G. WOON, B. D., Pastor Emeritus McCarthy Saturday evening, re- jof Mr. and Mrs. Matt Metternick Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Stalter and ding anniversary. Russel Asplnali and family of Cale- hooks are available to the sports- habits of the entire area will in a Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fletcher fine refreshments will follow the turning to Mt. Clemens Sunday | Sr. son Jeff, also Mr. and Mrs. Rog- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tucker and donia. man. Also books on golf, tennis, few months surround the communi- Sermon: "The Easter Sequel" and family. v program. night. j Dinner guqets of Mr. and Mrs. er McDonald and children of Sara- son Eddie and Jerry Stalter were Mrs. Ira Sargeanl reported for baseball, travel. and budget vaca- ty to the southwest and make the Jennie Condon had Easter dither FIRST METHODIST CHURCH REV. D. H. DERBINK, PREACHING ! Matt Metternick Sr. Sunday were nac. The day was also the birth- fishing at Hardy Dam Saturday. duty us a juror for the April term tions are waiting for readers. trip into the city a bigger prob- Mrs. Myrtle Godfrey was an Eas- with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Condon Main nf Division — Lowell. Mich. The Merriman Community Farm Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Graham and day of Eddie Tucker and also the Tuesday Mrs. Jack Rennels and of Circuit Court of Ionia County, Spring vacation for the high lem than regularly. Ue unite to worship God with freedom and respect for ter Sunday dinner guest of her in Grand Rapids. J. MARION DC VINNFY. MINISTER Bureau will meet Friday evening son, 29th wedding anniversary of Mr. daughter Judy of Hastings were Tuesday. school and grade school students The first section to be bid will Individual belief. daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Donna Starbard is spending some at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Swift Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Heck and and Mrs. Stalter. visitors of Mrs. Dan McClure. was reflected in the library last be 2.9 miles from 28th street north- Orlo Hosteller of Alto. time in Pontine visiting her sister- Winegar. Bring your own sand- son spent the week-end at the Maur- Last Monday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson Few men tell their wives how 10:00 A. M. Churcli School week, and the students were miss- westerly to Cascade Road with, in-law. Phoebe Graham who has wiches and table service and one Cordial invitaUon Is extended to all. If transporiatlon is needed Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kuyers of ice Miller home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carigon were were Easter day guests of Mr, much or little they are paid, make, fl:00 and II A. M. Morning Worship ed during their vacation. Today's three structures, completion datej Grand Rapids spent Sunday with been 111. dish to pass, '"•rVnSV * I* phone TW 7-9SM Mr. and Mrs. Irving Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carigon, Mr. and Mrs. J. Steins and family of ^et. oi otherwise wangle out of the student makes intelligent use of the is August 30, 1961. Structures on this the William Roth family. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wayne "Through the Eyes of John" of Ada, Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Mrs, Harold Carigon. Jr., Miss Vickeryville. slock market or the dog track. reference department, and has far section are: The next regular meeting of the Schroder for E.ister were Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Simpson Is spending Loesch and children of Kasti" . i. Sandra Raymor all of Lowell and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Sargeanl at- 0:30 P. >1. Youth Fellowships reaching interests. A pleasure to Burton Rd.—A grade separation Lowell Rebekah Lodge will be held Mrs. Robert fanfield and children, two weeks in Grosre Point Woods Jack Alexander and Pat McDer- Mr and Mrs. Albert Carigon and tended the Easter sunrise services Nobody knows all the answers, serve. to carry Burton rd. over the free- Tuesday evening, April 26, at 8 daughter Janet home from Lansing near Detroit. mott of Ada, and Mr. and Mrs. family of Alto. The occasion was and breakfast ijt Hope Brethren so it's no reflection on you if you Valuable books which were be- way three miles east of Grand p. m. at the IOOF hall. A potluck Our Homeowners Policy gives and son John from Houghton Mich. (Nursery for small children at 11:00) c49 tf Mr. and Mrs. Harold Zahm and Morris Alexander of Lowell were in honor of Harry's birthday. church after which they drove to don't either. lieved lost have been returned to Rapids. It will be 291 feet long supper will be held at 6:30 for the Tech. College. A children and Alice Firman of Flush- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward the library, found no doubt during with a 26-foot roadway. members and their friends. you three bosio insurance coverages /?' Mr. and Mrs. Emil Nelson had ing spent Sunday at their cottage at Watson Easter Sunday. spring housecleaning. Many other Forest Hill Rd.— A grade sep- •Easter dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrn. Lawrence Dy- Anyone wishing to donate to the ^ ^ for your •fiba homo Myers Lake. Mrs. Harvey Eickhoff celebrated books are overdue. It is hoped they aration to carry Forest Hill rd. John Rogon in Middleville. gert, Morse take Road, Alto, Alton Ladles Aid Rummage Sale her 56th birthday on Easter Sun- will all be returned. Your coopera- over the freeway. It will be 295 Jackson wish to announce the engagement of May 12-13-14, please call or with only one policy day. She was born in IJMM. her FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH tion in returning even one book feet long with a 26-foot roadway. "Eggs Hove Reol... Three Meol Appeal" is the slogan used by the Michigan of thnir daughter, Lynda May, first Easter birthday was in 1927. SUNDAY SCHOOL 10 A. M. WORSHIP 11 A. M. and 7:S0 P. M. will be appreciated. Caiicade Rd. (US ISBR)—An in- leave at Cassie Pottruff, Mrs. Floyd Allied Poultry Industries to promote the use of Michigan eggs. The State of to James Fahrni. Others fell in 1933. 1949 and 1960. Michigan is helping by proclaiming April "Michigan Egg Month" and April 22 M. KEITII MC IYER — PASTOR Pre-school story hour was re- terchange which will carry Cas- Clark or Mrs. Delbert Ford. Tho prospective bridegroom In The children were present to help as "Michigan Egg Day." Here, Gov. Willioms makes the proclamation official The Importance of: sumed on Tuesday. April 19. at cade Rd. over the freeway. It will the son of Mrs. Esther M. Fahrni The Lydla Circle of the Methodist This is the policy that gives you fire.,. theft.., NOTICE OF with the aid ol Luther C. Klager, Manchester, president of MAPI, and Mrs. her celebrate and she was called 10:30 a. m. be 282 feet long with two 40-f66t of Lowell. church will meet at Mrs. David liability protection for your home. The three most by her son, Eugene, in the Navy. Edmund F. Miller, Jr., Lansing, keeper of a flock ol 6,000 laying hens. "Preaching the Gospel of Christ" Library hours are Tuesday and roadways. No wedding date has been set Coons on Monday evening, April Sp 4 Orison Abel was home over In the Epistle of Romans we read: Thursday from 1 p. m. to 8:30 The second section to be bid important property insurance coverages in one policy by the engaged couple. 25. The program will be "Who Was Friday and Saturday visiting his All have sinned and come short of the glory of (Joil, p. m. and Saturday. 10:30 to noon April 27 will be a 2.5 mile section Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeGroot Mr. and Mrs. Russell Waldron Lydia," by Mrs. Gould Rlvette. ... with one premium. Call for more information. parents. The wages of sin Is eternal death; The gift of (Jod Is eternal and 1 p. m. to 5:30 p. m. from Cascade Road northwesterly and family of Grand Rapids were and Mr. and Mrs. Nick Klooster- REGISTRATION Miss Margaret Cuthbert from life through Jesus Christ our Lord. across the East Beltline. This road Oesch-Byam VFW Auxiliary No. 8303 meeting, FOR Easter Sunday dinner guests of man spent Wednesday with Mr. and Battle Creek spent Sunday with These Biblical truths are essentials In the preaching of the will have four structures, rebuild- Thursday, April 28, VFW Hall, at Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stoddard and Mrs. Austin Waldron and family Mr. and Mrs. Gus Abel. GosjM'l. No substitute will give the desired results—t'lirlst is ing M-21 as a four lane highway 8 p. m. Installation of officers for Bill. in Jackson. GRADE A WHOLE Engagement Told Mr. and Mrs. Vern Armstrong the Only Asnwer. at the interchange will require two 1960-61. All members are urged Rittenger Insurance Service Sandra Bozung was home over Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. GOV T. INSPECTED Mr. and Mrs. Fred Oesch of Alto Special Airport Election had an Easter breakfast at their structures at this one point. Com- to attend. Chairmen bring note- the week-end from Michigan State Nick Kloosterman were Mr. and announce the engagement of their home for their family. SATIS-FRYING Need Transportation or Spiritual Help? — Call TW 7-7915 bowling pletion date is set at October 30, books and reports. 1-2 212 E. Main, LoweH Ph. TW 7-9269 University visiting her parents. Mrs. Grover Buttrlck and daugh- daughter. Marilyn to Douglas By- 7, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Arm- 1961. The structures are: Tuesday, June 1960 ter and Mr. and Mrs. Berwyn Next Sunday. April 24. at 3 p. m. am son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver American Legion meets Monday strong and family had Easter din- Mr. and Mrs. George Whitfield US-181 bypass— An interchange Kloosterman and daughters. the Doubles Match games will be R. Byam of Whitehall. evening, April 25, at the Legion Rtprestnilng the Hartford Fire Insurance Company Group ner with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mor- of Jackson spent the week-end with which will carry the US-131 bypass Mrs. Iva Linton attended the Alto resumed at the Legion Lanes after Mr. Byam is a graduate of Wes- hall. rison of Caledonia. With them was Florence Whitfield. over the freeway 2.5 miles east Garden Club Wednesday afternoon — Calvary Chapel of Lowell — the Easter lay-off. This match will tern Michigan University and is TAKE NOTICE. THAT ANY QUALIFIED ELECTOR Lillian Glovack who was spending Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wittenbach of Grand Rapids. It will be 314 and called on Miss Arlie Draper, ON WEST MAIN STREET feature the reigning Kings of the employed in Grand Rapids. The Call TW 7-9594 to have articles OF THE the day with them. had dinner Sunday at the home of feet long and will carry a variable friends and former neighbors. Mr. Mountain, Ed Steffens and Lee bride-elect is a graduate of Low- picked up for the Congregational Attending the Easier dinner of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wittenbach. width roadway with a minimum and Mrs. Fred Pattison. Worship Services 10:00 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. Keech, in their first defense of ell High School. Rummage Sale. cl Mr. and Mrs. John Bannan were Mrs. Ethel LaBrecque and Mr. of 66 feet. Sunday School I 1: 15 A. M. their title, against the ever-danger- The couple plan to be married WILLIAMS RADIO & TV Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Christy of and Mrs. Morris Leavitt and daugh- Mrs. Iva Linton received a tele- M-21 (relocated)—One structure Notice—Clarksville F&AM will City of Lowell ous brother-and-sister duo. Barb on June 25. Giand Rapids, Russell Smith of ters spent Easter with Anna Yard- phone call from her grandson, Lt. HENRY RUIKEMA, PASTOR of an interchange which will catty have a father-son banquet at the and Dick Dilly. Both of them have COUNTY OF KENT. MICHIGAN Spring Lake, and the Jules Erler ley. Roger McMahon and family on the westbound lane of relocated Masonic Temple at 7 p. m., Friday, SALES & SERVICE "Our Holy Scripture", or God's been bowling well lately (Barb had family. Rosella Yeiter has returned home Easter Sunday from Sacramento, M-21 over the freeway. It will be April 22. Pictures of Isle Royal will a 608 a week ago in the Women's Mrs. J. R. Bergin spent last from Orlando. Florida, where she California. Self-styled liberals and others who do not believe thp BilJe 310 feet long and will carry a 30- be shown. Tickets may be pur- who is not already registered may register for Tournament here in Lowell) and week in Grand Rapids with Paul was visiting her son. While there Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chaffin and to be the inspired word of fJoU often speuk of t h e Bible as foot roadway. cliased from lodge members. g should present a tough hurdle for I ! ! I f ( IH S/-\ ^ the Special Election to be held on the 7th day and Pat Bergin. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith of family of Ithaca celebrated Susan's "Our holy scriptures." This may sound good, but It Is very M-21 (relocated)—One structure birthday and Easter with Mr. and the current monarchs. The next Senior Citizens party of June, I960. The Bergin family attended an Ormond Boach. Fla., visited her. misleading. It amounts to this: the Buddhists have their "holy of an interchange which will carry Mrs, Howard Krum. Reservations for Summer League sponsored by the VFW Auxiliary. Easter dinner at the home of Jack Alice Garfield visited cousins in seriptures". the Confuclanlsts have theirs, the Mohammedans the westbound lane of relocated Misses Jessie and Ina O'Harrow are still being taken at the Legion Post 8303. will be held at the club Bergin. Holt and also Mrs. Ada Nixon this have theirs, and we have ours, which Is the Bible. Our Bible M-21 over a ramp connecting the of Detroit visited at the Howard Lanes. Openings are available in rooms this Thursday evening, April REGISTRATIONS WILL BE TAKEN AT THE Mr. and Mrs. George Steinbeach week. ICQ EXTRA may be the best, (or It may not be), but It is not unique southbound freeway to eastbound Krum and Ernest H. Roth homes all four—Men's, Women's, Mixed 21, at 7 p. m. All persons over 65 OFFICE OF of Grand Haven spent Saturday Maude Adrianse, Nina Kauffman, S&H Green Stamps in any supernatural way. This is a denial of the Bible as the M-21. It will be 219 feet long and over the week-end. and Men's Scratch Leagues. Sign years old are invited. If transporta- evening with the Charles Clarke Mini Huffman and Edith Speaker inspired word of Cod, and this is heresy. We believe Uie Bible will carry a 30-foot roadway. LOWELL CITY CLERK — CITY HALL Mr. and Mrs. Ware Story and With this coupon and the up now for the Summer Fun. tion is needed call TW 7-9901 or family. Also visiting the Clarkes attended the Southwest meeting and to be the inspired word of Cod. Do you? M-21 (existing)—One structure Patty and Mrs. Nora Long were purchase of TW 7-9825. were Mr. and Mrs.. Carl Clarke school of instruction for Blue Star of an interchange which will carry Wi-Ca-Ka Group Easter Sunday dinner guests of Sponsored by the Eastern Avennue Chr. Ref. Church OPEN HOUSE AT OWOSSO eoch working doy until Mondoy, May 9, 1960. and family of Kalamazoo and Mr. Mothers which was held at St. l/rOAL. OF JOHNSON'S eastbound M-2i over the freeway. March 29 we toured King Mill- of Grand Rapids MOTOR SPEEDWAY, APRIL 24 There's going to be an Extra- MERCURY MOTORS and Mrs. Roger Clarke and family John's last week. Mr. and'Mrs. Gaude VanAmburg GLO-COAT It will be 349 feet long and will ing Co. April 5 we started our In- and daughters of Portland. This A day of enjoyable ertertainment ordinary Fire at the Runciman El- of St. Louis, Michigan. Both were Mr. and Mrs. Orval Jessup spent carry a 42-foot roadway. dian Moccasins we will wear at was also in honor of Mary Lou FLOOR WAX is being offered the public, when ementary School, Saturday night Easier Sunday guests. their vacation week in Panama M-21 will be made into a dual our May 9 Council fire. VanAmburg's birthday. the Rocket Motor Speedway will at 7 p. m. April 23, 1960. Veterans The last day for receiving registra- Lester Penning of Detroit spent City, Florida. Their dinner guest Coupon good at Eberhard's highway at its junction with the April 12 we met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas, Mr. YOU HOPE YOU hold Open House on Sunday, April of Foreign Wars—Flat River Post Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Mae for four evenings was Tech. Sgt. thru Saturday. April 23, 1960. US-16 freeway. A new lane will be Jeri DeForrest. Gara Barton Phone TW 7-9340 and Mrs. Donald Lind and family NEVER NEED IT 24. from 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. 8303 mortgage to go up in smoke. tions will be Penning. Howard E. Jessup of Tyndall Air Limit one per family. built just north of the existing brought refreshments. Three girls and Mrs. Mildred Gilmore were The track will be open to any 50-1 Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs. Force Base. On Thursday evening We. too, hope you'll never need to use alignment to carry westbound traf- from our group will be at a booth Easter dinner guests of Mr. and and all types of racing - cars to Jack Fonger were Mr. and Mrs. they attended the Candlelight com- your Automobile Accident and Llabillty fic, while present M-21 will cari-y at the Big Pow Wow held in Grand Annual Spring rummage sale, Mrs. Riqhard Robinson and Ricky try out and a few heat races will MONDAY, MAY 9.1960 Frank Freeman. munion services at the St. Andrews Insurancc. But it's best to be prepared. eastbound traffic. Rapids April 22. sponsored by tlie Women's Fellow- 126 N.HUDSON —LOWELL of Grand Haven. I 25 EXTRA ' I be arranged at intervals during on which day the said Clerk will be at his office between the Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kinyon and Methodist church. Also Mr. Jessup 60.000 EXTRA At moderate cost, this Insurance pro- ship of the First Congregational Miss Sharon Story is home from the day. hours of 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 o'clock p.m.. Eastern Standard daughter, Karen of Detroit, spent attended the St. Andrews Lodge 212 S&H Green Stamps tects you against large financial loss. church Thursday, Friday. Satur- Western Michigan University this There will be no admission charg- Bluebird Doings Time, tor the purpose of receiving registration of electors Easter with his parents, Mr. and F & AM. On Easter moming they With this coupon and the We also handle life, fire, storm damage, Births u day, April 21, 22, and 23 at Lowell week for Easter vacation. es for the Open House and every Last week Tuesday at 10 a. m. qualified to vote. Mrs. Clyde Kinyon. i attended hillside Sunrise services ill other forms of InHUrance coverage. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. James aty Hall. c52-l Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gildea J*?/. Green Stamps purchase oi one will be welcome to come out nineteen members of the Third Pat Wittenbach is to be a dele- in Henryville, Indiana. • * * Ryder, a son, weighing 11 pounds and son. Robert, from Kalamazoo , 1 LB. PKO. OF . and watch the boys as they try grade Wild Rose Bluebirds, with gate to the National Student Nurses Mr. and Mrs. Orval Jessup visited and 3 ounces on Saturday, April fl_, RAVENNA were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. 50 Full nf vt-.mps each I NABISCO HONEY Consultation without obligation on all your out their cars. their leaders, Mrs. Gus Abel and Letter From the Coons LAURA SHEPARD. City ClerK Convention in Miami. She will be Mrs. F. E. Jessup in Rockford 16, at Blodgett hospital. and Mrs. Charles Radford. week. Nothing to bny. 'fust fill insurance requirements. The official racing season will Mrs. Victor Clemenz, met for a leaving on April 27. Sunday afternoon. | GRAHAMS | Dear Ledger Folks: Mrs. Gladys Doyle of Dearborn out entry blank when you shop start on Sui«iay afternoon, May 1, A-2c and Mrs. Gordon L. Kelley, tour of the Lowell Bakery. , LIVESTOCK SALES Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gilmore of arrived last Friday at the home at Eberhard's. I Coupon good at Eberhard's . with a Super-modified stock car son of Mr. and Mrs. Asa Kelley | We saw many interesting things Thanks for making it so easy Lansing were Sunday evening call- '"WiSS \ Prices for April 18. 1164 head of her daughter. Mrs. Jerry Roth, 1 thru Saturday, April 23, 1960. I race on the quarter mile asphalt of Lowell, wish to announce t^e and thank Mr. and Mrs. Fluger for to renew our subscription to the ers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. The ROLLINS Agency for a week's visit. Limit one per family, j track. arrival of a new son, Gordon their time and treats. paper we couldn't be without. of Livestock, 70 consignments Orval Jessup and Mr. and Mrs. Frank's interest in it never fal- Mrs. Gladys Doyle spent Friday Kelley, Jr., born April 19. A Sally Myers, Scribe U' y - pOU|fry ancj rabbits. Ronald Jessup. 835 W. Main St.. Lowell Phone TW 7-9325 and Saturday of this week in The crack in the Liberty Bell Kelley is stationed at Thule, Green- tered through all his adversities— Mrs. Orval Jessup called on Steb- Veol up to $33.75 cwt. Dodge Dealer* are such nice people. <«> Examples' Grand Rapids visiting her aunt and occurred while the bell was tolling land. 'tis especially appreciated now that bie Martin of Alto at Butterworth he is a shuMn, though getting about uncle, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Ford for the funeral of Chief Justice Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Delbert LOWEU NEWS •eef Steers and Heifers up fo $24.00 cwt. hospital and also visited Mrs. Es- I SO EXTRA I in wheel chair under his own pow- ther Fahrni. and the Warren Ford family. John Marshall in 1835. Woon of Grand Rapids a son, Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Borgcrson er. He loves to see his old friends I«tf Cows up to $18.20 cwt. Dart prlcee itart as low Yet many dealert Mrs. Zelma Whitford spent Wed- | S&H Green Stamps | David Evan, weighing 6 pounds left Tuesday for Detroit to take Mr. and Mrs. Roger Shepard and and is "at home" to callers in Itof BuMs up to $21.00 cwt. children of Grand Rapids spent Sun- nesday, Thursday and Friday with and 13 ounces at Blodgett hospital the train to New York. They will With this coupon and the Room 377, Clark Memorial Home Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Boerma. Mrs. on April 15. board the Queen Mary in New Foedtr Cattle from $17.00 to $25.00 cwt. •re ahaving the price even lower. See yottr Dodge day with Mr. and Mrs. Harry purchase of York Thursday for a trip to Eng- hospital. Day. Boerma's brother and wife of Reeds Ho95 —up to $17.40 cwt. City were Friday afternoon and . 60 DAY ONE PER DAY , : ^ rAoo land and other European countries Sincerely, Miss Linda Cisler returned last evening callers. I TYPE MULTIPLE I this summer. Edith and Frank Sows up to $14.50 cwt. peeler toon. He alway carries a sharp pencil. ^ week after spending a few days GAS Rx for Eye Dirt: Mr. and Mrs. Buddie Mayes and P. S. We like the Ledger as it is— ioors up to $13.00 cwt. vacationing in Detroit with friends. | VITAMINS | 1800 EXTUA Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Smutz and DIAMOND VW WRANGLERS daughter, Norma, and Miss Joan always. Foeder Pigs from $9.50 to $18.00 cwt. • Coupon good at Eberhard's i FURNACES AND two girls of Columbus. Ohio, were WIN ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS Wester attended the wedding of I thru Saturday. April 23. 1960. I Cry a Little Anita Brown and Kenneth Briggs, Horses up to $110.00 each week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. The 4-H leather craft project CONVERSION BURNERS Limit one per family, j A good cry may be "just what in Charlotte, Saturday. Monies up to $77.50 each - Bart: niftiest, thriftiest low-price buy I A. C. Blaser. On Easter Sunday members of the Diamond VW the doctor ordered" when dirt Green Stamps Miss Norma Mayes and Fran- , they were all guests of Mr. and Wranglers are very happy and blows in your eye. Hay up to 67 /2C bale Mrs. Gerry Owens of Grand Rap- pleased all the members won blue ces Moerdyke were guests of the POPULAR PIANO 1 WATER HEATERS Tears are the quickest, easiest latter's parents Sunday for dinner. Sfra* - — -——up to 38c bate ids for dinner. ribbons on their leather craft pro- 50 EXTRA remedy for removing a small par- Mrs. Evelt of Hastings was a jects. Get your Sticker No. 4 this week TAUGHT Ifce sale has the largert number of boyera paying the high- I S&H Green Stamps | ticle that lodges in the eye, accord- SURPRISE CALL FROM caller last Wednesday at the home Members are: 1st year, Ellie with a S10 or more purchase at IN YOUR HOME ert market prieea for your Uveatook. « ing to Dr. John W. Smillie (M. D.), SERGEANT IN OKINAWA of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Blaser. Baer, Dean Richard, Dickie Van- With this coupon and the I Eberhard's. Fill any 8 squares on assistant professor of ophthalmol- Valuable Pre® Gift given away at §:00 o'clock every Mon- derWarf; 2nd year, Mark Richard: purchase of your Stamp card and get 1.800 Ex- Mrs. Robert VandenHout and Mrs. Elma Burch and Clyde Ben- ogy at The University of Michigan All Ages day night Must be present to win. Yon are always welcome to 3rd year. Maynard Baer, Sherrie tra Stamps. Fill all 12 Squares and family were pleasantly surprised ham of Rockford and Mr. and Mrs. EACH PKO, (ilBB'S RRPOWOOO Medical Center, attend the sales every Monday even though you do not have get 2,400 (two full books) Extra^ Vander Warf, Terry Vander Warf. LYLE COVERT last Thursday when they receiv- George Fonger and Sandra were FROZEN APPLE "Emergency first aid is often Special Adulf Beginners anything to seU. S&H (Jreen Stamps. ed a telephone call from AS-Sgt. Easter dinner guests of Mr. and 1 DUMPLINGS I CALL TW 7-7948 the most important part of treating Course We operate the Ravenna Livestock Sale on iff on day, the Mrs. Mac Fonger and family. "Faith ends where worry begins, CARLOAD SALE Robert VandenHout, who is serv- Big Rapids Sale on Wednesday and the Fremont Sale Friday. a potential eye infection," he points and worry ends where faith be- ing with the 3rd US Marines in Mrs. Robert VandenHout and j Coupon good at Eberhard's j FOR ESTIMATE out, "and simple precautions can For prompt and eonrteous tracking service call E. COOK, Okinawa. HEFFRON MUSIC INST. children were Easter Sunday guests gins."—George Mueller. thru Saturday, April 23. 1960. be applied on the spot." phone OR #-1178 Ada. Bonded for your protection. Bob called short wave and a CH 5-1381 of Mr. and Mrs. Gumey Hahn and | Limit one per family. First, wait a few minutes for SALE STARTS AT 5:00 P. M. Read the Ledger Want Ads. FIR AND BIRCH ham operator in the United States children. tears to come naturally. The flood- picked it up and related it here ing action may wash away the RAVENNA LIVESTOCK SALES PRINT 1-LB.. FRESH to the family by long distance. PLYWOOD STRAND foreign matter in an instant. Art Steward RAVENNA. MICHIGAN J. Paul Herman 25 EXTRA Bob will be home some time this If the speck is still there, grasp _Anctioneer ^^^Mnnnger fall. I S&H Green Stamps | THEATRE your upper eyelashes and pull them Attention... Home Owners! LOWELL - MICH. down over the lower lid. The lower I With this coupon and the I 'A FIR — Was $3.83- SALE $3.03 CARD OF APPRECIATION HAVE A lashes serve as a brush to swe»p purchase of ' Thurs., Frl., Sat., April 21, 22, 2S '/« FIR — Was $5.40 SALE $4.30 out particles hidden under the up- I wish to take this opportunity j Kraft's ComblnaUon Pack ] '/2 FIR — Was $7.12 SALE $5.38 per lid. to say a great big thanks to our ANGELA JONES Cole-Slaw and French relatives and friends of Lowell, Gas Burner or New Gas '/* FIR — Was $8.06. SALE $4.09 "Above all, don't rub or press Johnny Ferguson on the eyeball," cautions the U-M and old time neighbors who so 1 DRESSING I 3/4 FIR - Was $8.89 SALE $7.14 kindly remembered me with beauti- SINK THE BISMARCK Cornel Wilde doctor. This is often the hardest Furnace Installed j Coupon good at Eberhard's j With the purchase of any TWO, Fresh Baked, Victoria bKaw rule to follow when something's ful cards, cheery notes, and letters Johnny Horton Farmer Feet's or Thomasma's % FIR — Was $10.75 SALE $8.76 BY FACTORY AND GAS COMPANY thru Saturday. April 23. 1960. Quality, Polly Anna Bakery items stinging in your eye. But rubbing during my stay in the Good Samar- Limit one per family. '/4 BIRCH — Was $18.80 SALE $15.60 itan hospital, here in Phoenix, Ari- STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN TRAINED MEN And at 8:40 causes pressure, he says, and a NeU Sedaka V* Selected Light Birch Was $19.19 SALE $16.60 danger of imbedding the particle zona. It helps so much when you Ring Bologna lb. 49c FRESH, CALIFORNIA J into the fiber of your eyeball. are down, especially in a strange /4 FIR — Good Enough for Most Jobs SALE $6.77 BATTLE WHAT AM I LIVING FOR LARGE BOLOGNA lb. 45c 'SugtuUd rtlail prior for Dart Stntra "6" Moor udan If these remedies don't work, Dr. place 2,000 miles from home, to Conway Twitty WE ALSO HAVE F&P FANCY PACK '/• FIR — Sheathing Solid and Smooth SALE $5.25 know that the people back home SLICED BACON lb. 39c We have years of ex- CORAL Smillie advises that you consult a CALIFORNIA FRUIT WELI., MICH., APRIL «l. IMO THE IX)WELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICH., APRIL II. 1M0 of the City; and in the interest DIAMOND VW WRANGLERS Mr. and Mrs. Fred Friedle and JUNIOR GARDEN CLUB TO Mr. end Mrs. ir Benedict m wEiifi) i E«MM ,•! ieuib ammmuB i Eiiini • i of revamping and timing of park- HORSE BULLETIN Gove Lake children, Marlene, Mike and Rox- SMIHI LoMft Alto Community News START PLANTING SCHEDULE and family were of Mr. and ing in the City parking lot North Winter projects are con.pleted Mrs, Leon Seeley Mrs. 0. L. Lyons of Lowell call- YOUTH ODDNdL TO HOLD anne of Rochester, Mich., were wee Family Night Supper at Lowell Council Proceedings Mn. Nancy Hotflfaf Mr*. Don of OrSn . MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS A-3c Kenneth Trowbridge, son of The Bowne Center Youth Council their most successful meeting so April 4, 1960, In the Council Room Utilities Superintendent Westen- members have to he enrolled by Fire Sunday ner Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph annual music festival at Communi- Residents of nwal Kant County The Junior and Primary classes IT WAS MOVED by Councilman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Trowbridge Mr. and Mrs. Don Metzger and will sponsor a square dance at the Slebbie Martin far. with all but two members of the City Hall. broek reported the first meeting May 1st. There Is to be an en- to plow Craig and family of near Clarka- ty club Friday April 29 at 8 p. m. are being aiked to contribute their of the Snow Methodist church are Fonger. supported by Burch. that of Grand Rapids, left for overseas Patsy of Jackson. Mr. and Mis. Lowe Srhnol House on Saturday present. Most old and new busi- Council was called to order by of the Light and Power Board rollment meeting April 27, at 7:30 Destroys Ram ville. South Lowell Circle meets at the share toward the 196,384.72 goal sponsoring a family night supper the following resolution be adopt- duty, Monday noon, after a month Harry Wood and Robert, Mr. and evening, April 23, starting at 8 Injured by Car ness was finished ready for their Mnyot William Jones at 8:02 p. m. was on April 1, that regular meet- p, m. at the home of our leader, hnrne nf Mm Elmer Swanson this of Kent County Unit, American on Saturday night, April 23, at the ed: furlough. He will be stationed in faster Mrs. M. A. Watson were Easter p. m. and ending at 12. Mr. Fink- Little Stebbie Martin, son of Mrs. Fire of undetermined origin de- next meeting, as they will begin Sunday late attemoon and eve- Roll Call: Councllmen Burch, ings would be held on the second Mr. and Mrs. George Vander Warf, Thursday, April 21, at 8 p. m. Cancer Society, during its Crusade WSCS Hall, hpgjnning at 7 p. m. RESOLVED that the Zoning Frankfort, Germany. Day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. beiner of Middleville will be on Sally Martin, Bancroft Avenue, was stroyed the bam on the Marinus their planting schedules with the ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. Em COLBY Fonger, Jones, Schaefer Thursday of each month. Officers 8125 2 mile Rd., Ada. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Yoder and this month., Bring your own table servite, Board and the Acting City Man- Mr, and Mrs. Richard Trow- Robert Carnahan and family of hand to do the calling for Ihe badly hurt when he rode his bi- De Good farm, 10820-60th St. SE, aid of some experienced local gar- erson Stauffer were Mr. and Mrs. ACLWCY Absent: Councilman Dey. were elected as follows: Remember deadline is May 1st. family were Sunday dinner guests bread or rolls and a dish to pass. ager meet to consider an amend- bridge and A-3c Kenneth Trow- Grand Rapids. Mr. Carnahan's dances. Refreshments will be serv- cycle in the path of a car driven Sunday evening. deners. Rolland Dekett and daughter Alice Mrs. R, D. Slegle of Alto, is In King Doyle, Chairman; Orval I. If you are unable to make the en- of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rittenger Dessert and coffee will be furnish- IT WAS MOVED by Councilman ment to the existing zoning ordi- bridge of Grand Rapids, Miss Jan- mother, Sophie Gramer of Lowell, ed. The alarm was received too late Following the April 7 JGC meet- and Edward Hall of Eaton Rapids. charge of the work In the town- McKay, M. D., Vice-Chalrman. rollment meeting, please call the by Kenneth Merriman, 5219 Ban- and Bruce. i:n'i;7-vn Schaefer. supported by Fonger, that nance so that zoning shall be ex- et Trowbridge and her friend, Peg- was also a guest. The dance will be chaperoned for the Alto Fire Department to ing, Karen and Nancy Wingeier re- Also Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kaboos ships, goal for which wai «et at ed. Attorney Vander Veen read an leader, and they will take care of croft Ave., Friday evening, April Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. the reading of the minutes of the tended to the area of the City gy Drummond of WMU, were Sun- and the public is cordially invited extinguish the flames, which had and Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Brown Eori V. Colby, Alto 112,653.55. Mrs. Slegle has a corps Peter Kahle, an exchange stu- offer of settlement of Township- enrollment. Call OR 6-1187. 15. He is recovering rapidly at But- mained for supper with Martins and Walter Wieland, Mr. and Mrs. Al- last regular meeting of March 21 which was a part of Lowell Town- day dinner guests of Mrs. Zona to attend-adults as well as chil- gained great headway by the time Jr., all of Grand Ranlds. they all of volunteers at Work" and reports dent' from* Germany to Lowell Village assets presented by the Terry Vander Wsrf. terworth hospital. Were truly surprised later in the vin/Wells and Mr. and Mrs. Stew- Office Phone: UN 8-^961 be dispensed with and that they be Ingersol; Mr. and Mrs, Ray Elliott, dren. attended the musical lantata given a good response to early appeals. High School, will be the speaker Township attorney. He was request- ship and also to make recommend- It was feared that he might lose the fire fighters arrived at the evening when a group of ten friends art Thomet visited Mr. and Mrs. approved as presented by the clerk. Reporter scene. by the Senior Choir In the Alto Chorin I. Colby for the evening. ed to secure a financial CPA audit ations for a revision of the existing Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holford joined the sight of one eye but now he arrived for a party honoring Kar- Harold Rittenger. Mr. Wieland Total subscriptions to date have Yflis, 4. Nays, 0. Lewis Electric ALTO HARDEN CLUB HOST Methodist church Sunday evening. zoning plan. them for the afternoon and eve- is going to be all right if nothing Lost in the fire was one pig, en's fourteenth birthday. Games, Office: ClarkiviiU gone beyond the 125,000 mark, but of the Township before terms could I,OWELL CLUB MEMBERS showed slides of their trip last The clerk reported communica- Yeas, Burch, Fonger, Jones, ning. else happens. some farm tools and a quantity of singing and refreshments were en- Mrs. E. L. Tlmpson was an Eas- James M. Crosby III, general chair- PENNY SUPPER SATURDAY be discussed. 000.00 be transferred from the Gen- February. OW 3-3231 Mich. tions from; Schaefer, 4. Mr. and Mi's, Sam Quiggle were Alto Garden Club was host to straw. The loss was covered by joyed, and Karen received many ter dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. man, points out that the goal is a AT EGYPT GRANGE HALL Counsel also discussed the ques- eral Fund to the Street Fund for Hotpoint - Maytag Nays, 0. Sunday dinner guests of Mr, and tlie three Lowell Garden Clubs Capocity Audiences Enjoy insurance. lovely gifts. John Tlmpson of Lowell. Other long ways off and he urges gen- A Penny Supper Is being spon- 1. Police Chief DeGraw's report tion of zoning the newly annexed the purpose of paying current SALES AND SERVICE Mrs, Fred Dalstra. at tho Methodist church Wednes- guests were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald erous contributions to the Crusade. sored by the Kent County Youth for the two weeks' period ended territory. Consultant Oakes will IT WAS MOVED by Councilman bills. Methodist Easter Cantata Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ellcey of NEW FARM AW Service on All Makes day. Eighteen guests were present White Circle Members RECUPERATES FROM AUTO Tlmpson and son of Grand Rapids, The money raised will be used Grange on Saturday, April 30, April 3. contact a professional planner who Fonger. supported by Burch that Yeas, Schaefer, Jones, Fonger, Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Paul to enjoy the afternoon's program ACCIDENT; RETURNS HOME Mr. and Mrs. George Lundberg, to continue the services provided 1960, from 5 to 7 p. m, at Egypt 2. Michigan Week Chairman. (To will meet with the Zoning Board the following resolution be adopted: Burch. 4. Washers, Dryers Two very fine musical entertain- Hear Bock Review Kerekes and John of Lowell were with the members. Arlle Draper returned to her own Mr. and Mrs. Jack Condon, and at the Cancer Cttmr on Ottawa Grange (on Knapp Road), Councilman Schaefer) and make recommendations to the WHEREAS, a petition has been Nays, 0. Refrigerators ments were enjoyed by capacity FARMERS STATE BANK Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. The talk on "Conservation in Eleven members and 2 guests home Monday after spending five Mr, and Mrs. John R. Timpson Ave., N. W., Grand Rapids, and Everyone is invited to come and Oty Council. (See MOTIONS) Clerk received by the City Council asking audiences at both the Bowne Cen- 3. Invitation from Mayor of Ionia IT WAS MOVED by Councilman and Mrs. Paul Gessner Jr. and Phone TW 7-7746 Your Garden Club" by Mr. Donald ter and Alto Methodist churches of the White Circle of the Women's weeks with the Lawrence Richard- and family of Lowell. to help finance research into the bring their friends. directed to advise residents com- for street lighting along Main St., to attend Region V Municipal Fonger. supported by Burch, that family. Kline of Rockford was very in- Sunday at the Easter Service. The Society of Christian Service of the sons while recuperating from an ALTO - MICHIGAN causes of cancer now being car- mencing construction of commer- In the City of Lowell and asking Factory Trained Servicemen Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pattison spent League meeting. Clerk to take care Ihe bills be allowed and orders Mr. and Mrs. Ray Moore and formative. Following the talk a Junior choir gave a remarkably Alto Methodist church met at the auto accident. Her callers last ried on by the American Cancer For an ordinary job, done in cial buildings, of action being tak- that a special assessment district "We Sell the Best and Service Easter with Mr. and Mrs. O. E. of reservations. drawn in the several amounts. Carol attended the wedding of Miss Try these plow-faster delicious lunch was served by the beautiful and melodious rendition home of Mrs. Violet Cleveland Ap- week included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Society in the great laboratories line of duty, iome women seem to en by Council. (See MOTIONS) be created to pay for said street the Rest" Meyer and son Tom of Ada. Other 4. The clerk reported that the Yeas, Schaefer, Jones, Fonger, Judy Nagel of Agusta, and Donald committee. of "Th Childrn's Allluia" at th ril 13. Bloomer who brought her a basket of the county. expect a kiss, a hug, and a raise ' The clerk reported on activities lighting, and features yourself I guests were Mr. and Mrs. Frank annual report to the Michigan Fi- Burch. 4. Forrester of Galesburg In the First The Devotional "The Easter Sto- of fruit from the Clark Circle, Mrs. in pay. of the two-day convention of Michi- of "The Children's Alleluia" at the Pattison and Mr. and Mrs. Richard nance Commission had been com- WHEREAS, the Council has re- Nays. 0. Methodist Church in Kalamazoo, • Snappy 28.9 drawbar hp ,, 9 ry" was given by Ella Sterzick. Thelma Colby who brought a love- gan Municipal Clerks on March niMl nf>Tf^g tnr Bowne Center Church on Sunday Pattison and family of Grand Rap- If you love me please don't say pleted and mailed prior to March ceived a report from the Acting IT WAS MOVED by Councilman The following officers were elected ly Easter Lily, a gifr from the 24-25. She also reported that she Saturday afternoon. Miss Judy Na- katHr phwimg. moming. Ids. - Interest it with a greeting card. Read the Ledger Want Ads. 31. the same applying to the annual City Manager giving the assessed Schaefer, supported by Burch, that for the ensuing year; Chairman, Methodist church. has taken'over the registrations of gel Is a student nurse in Borgess e 4 felHMrfcfccd forward The musical program generous- Mr. and Mrs, Emerson Stauffer Michigan State Highway report on valuation of all property affected the following resolution be adopt- Virginia Reynhout; Vice-Chnirman, Mrs. Hilda Sterzick brought nine the annexed area and those of the hospital in the class with Miss working $pood$. ly interwoven by solo and duets in attended the funeral of the form receipts and disbursements o f by the proposed improvement, the ed: Agnes Walker; Secretary, Ethelyn children, members of her Sunday 0 on Village registered with the town- Eileen Moore. Eileen helped In as- e l-Poi* or MfW i-FoiM fau-Mkk which the children excelled furnish- er's uncle. Emiel Stauffer in Low street funds. number of parcels which show tax RESOLVED, that Ihe Lowell City Can you insurer tJiese questions about the Water Wonderland Fairchild; Treasurer. Hilda Ster- School Class who sang a few 37. ship clerk but not registered in the sisting about the rooms at the for foMttt hook-up . ed an hour of real superlative lis- delinquencies and the number of Council hereby determines that the ell Monday afternoon. 5. Michigan State Highway De- wedding. tening. zick. songs for Arlie. They also present- Village. The increase to the city's parcels owned by public authori- expenditure of the sum of Six Thou- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rosenberg Savings Book Accounts We have everything you partment letter re mechanics on Mr. and Mrs. Guy Quiggle spent • TrottlorhConlrel , , . match*! On Sunday evening at the Alto Tlie program chairman, Mrs. ed her with a hyacinth plant. registration amounted to 384. Pre- ties and the number of parcels sand Dollars ($6,000.00) previously and Merle of Alto, Larry Rosen- taking over Major and Local Street from Saturday until Wednesday in traction lo tho load lot fast, church the Senior choir of 26 voices Pauline Watts introduced Mrs. Bet- The White Circle presented Arlie cinct report giving this Informa- which are vacant; and plans and approved by the Trustees of the berg of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd In annexed area. It was the con- Cincinnati with Mr. and Mrs. Car- •von-doplti plowing . . . Pit* gave a superb interpretation of a ty Yeiter who gave a very inter with a nice gift. Other callers tion made to County Clerk April specifioations for said improve- Lowell Showboat Corporation, to Toi-A-Oopth Control and (*• Houghton of Ionia, Mr. and Mrs. sensus of Council that same should roll Weller and Michael. They at- canta'a entitled "The Gospel Song esting review of the Ixwk, "The were Mildred Potter, Hazel Yeiter, OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9-12 and M 4, 1960. ment and an estimate of the cost the Community Development Cor- daoranca dasifln. Raymond Baber of Pontiac and need for that be left with the County, who pres- tended the christening of Michael of Easter." Much praise is being Thorn of Arimathea" by Frank Alice Slater and Mrs. Iva Linton The clerk reported these deposits thereof, and the recommendation poration by the Lowell Showboat Dr. and Mrs. R. D. Slegle were Ctoied Thurtday Afternooii Guy Weller Sunday in Faith Lu- given Mrs. Keith Graham whose Slaughter. of Lowell. ently maintains it. Same letter re- since March 21st meeting: of said Acting City Manager that Corporation, for the purpose of pur- Try it NOW! Easter breakfast guests of Mr. quested joint resolution of Lowell theran church. long hours of work and painstak- The next meeting will be the 75 percent of said Improvement chasing industrial sites In order to and Mrs. Claud Loring of Cale- General Fund Mr. and Mrs, Lenus Schnipke of 2-ONE OF THE UPPK PENINSIHAS ing attention to detail has paid Mother-Daughter get-together. Methodist Church News Qty Council and Lowell Township donia. vacation time project Matured US Treasury should be paid by special assess- attract new industry, is desirable Muskegon spent the week-end with l-NOW WDRLO-FAMOUS Independent Banking Board setting forth the population big dividends in the performances Notes $14,995.30 ment and 25 percent should be gen- and Is for a purpose which is for THIS MiCHtiAN OTY WAS PESTOYED Baptist Church News The South Lowell Circle of the Mrs. A. E. Wingeier, Mrs. Wal- in the annexed area. Attorney Van- Mr, and Mrs. Leon Seeley. of these singers, both the Juniors WSCS will meet at the home of Friendly, Personal Service Buildipg permits 2,00 eral obligation of the Cily, recom- Ihe public Improving of Lowell, in and Seniors. The accompanists. ter Wingeier and Mrs. Ira Blough derVeen has prepared such a res- gy FIRE ON OCTDKR 8,1971, TMf VERY On Sunday. April 24, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Swanson, Thursday, Parking fines 4.00 mending that the number of the in- accordance with the By-Laws of Mrs. Keith Bowman and Miss Joan attended Good Friday services at olution awaiting a date. So far as women are concerned, 5AME DAY A5 FHE GREAT CHICAGO , CAUSE 113 WATERS ARE TMED RED Mrs. David Gardner will minister April 21, at 8 p. m. Bureau of Census 100 stallments in which said special the Lowell Showboat Corporation. Linton also deserve much com- at the Baptist church. Mr. Gardner the Hope Brethren church. 6. Request for proxy vote—Am- Yeas. Jones. Burch, Fonger, and men are stupid and dull and all WITTENBACH FIRE.CAN YOU NAME THE CITY? | BY COPPER OXIDES. IT HAS THE 5AME Friday, April 22, the WSCS will William Fout 2.00 assessment may be paid be set mendation for their parts in mak- Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit VanderMark erican Home Assurance Company. that, but men can add 2 and 2 NAME AS MICHIGAN'S DEEPEST IN- is the son of former pastor, Burt have an Inspirationn] Tour. They Margaret Butler 2.00 at five annual instalimentst the un- Schaefer. 4, SALES & SERVICE CO. ing the musicales the success they Gardner. They are missionaries ap- and family of Tlmpson Ave., spent Are You Converting to Gas? Clerk to sign and return, paid balance to bear interest at 6 Nays, 0, and get 4. even though the women |. Mirh ' vVy | LAND LAKE,LOCATED IN THE IDW- will meet at the Alto Methodist Eberhard Foods 10.00 U,wei, Mlcn Ph, TW 7-9207 were. Mrs. Ralph Craig functioned pointed to the Philippines where Easter with the latter's parents, 7. Petition signed by 19 residents percent per year, and his recom- On motion by Councilman Burch. shout that the answer is 5. • - ir- .')//1 ER PENINSULA. WHAT IS IIS NAME ? Church at 9:30 a. m. for a very as assistant director of the Jr. they plan to do tent evangelism. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Overway of mendation as to which land should the meeting was adjourned at 11:40 short meeting including Election of of Grindle Drive urging Improve- $15,016.30 Choir. Mr. Gardner will minister at the Middleville. officers. Cars will leave the church ment and relocation of said drive, be included in the special assess- p. m. 11 a, m. moming service and at CALL US FOR Street Fund Approved April 18, 1960, at 10 a. m. stopping at the St. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Quiggle of according to survey, (To Budget ment district, RETURNS FROM ARIZONA the 7:30 evening service. Transfer from General H, A. DURSUM Nicholas Greek Orthodox church Gove Lake and Mrs. Phillip Fred- File for consideration on new bud- BE IT RESOLVED, that the City WILLIAM M, JONES Mrs. Claud Silcox returned home Pastor Marquardt is conducting Fund $1,000.00 where Fr. Khouri will explain their ricks of Grand Rapids were Sun- get). Council proceed with the necessary Mayor DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC Wednesday evening from Mesa, a series of meetings at the Gali- Village General Fund 184.25 service. The next stop will be at day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. 8. Charles Young, complaint on steps pursuant to the City Charter LAURA E. SHEPARD, Arizona, where she visited for three lean Baptist church of Lake City, Dan Walker and family. Quality Gas Heating Village General Fund 210.30 Bill Knapp's for lunch, then to the drainage. (To Street Sup't Wcsten- and any ordinance which has been Clerk weeks with her brother-in-law and Michigan. One of the missionary Ada Post Office Building new Oakdale Methodist church, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Clark and broek). adopted towards establishment of a sister. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Hes- projects of the Alto church is the $1,394.55 where Rev. Lloyd Phillips will show two children of Kalapiazoo were FINEST QUALITY PRODUCTS 9. Petition for lighting of Main special assessment district to pay Ada, Michigan 3-THE FIRST BESSEMER STEEL PLANT i . illMC-linM/H1 ^ che and son Bruce. last regular THINGS TO COME— support of Galilean Mission which us around, then to the East Con- Sunday evening lunch guests of Bills payable since the cost of street lighting improve- IN THE UNITED STATES WAS ESTAB- 1 5'JK ^I£'WICH PRO Mrs. Silcox accompanied another Street, 25 signers. (See MOTIONS) New for housewives, at spring OUCH) MORE THAN •650,000 is establishing new churches in gregational church where the pres- Mr. and Mrs. Ed Clark. GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP meeting of March 21: ment on Main Street, For Appointment call OR 6-2311 LISHEO IN MICHIGAN IN 1064. IT sisi r, Mrs. Owen Ferguson, hus- Michigan. The Lake City church 10. Jacobs A Company, Apprais- cleaning time: a duster of ostrich ident of the Woman's Fellowship General BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, WDRTH OF PRECIOUS METAL,WAS band and son Wendell of West is the result of the work of the The Misses Patricia McWhinney ers and Engineers, re professional plumes has a telescoping handle PRODUCED STEEL R* EARLY RAIL- will meet us, then to the new South REASONABLE that the following notice of the OFFICE HOURS: Dally 10 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. DISCOVERED NEAR ISHPEMINGIN Branch on the trip. All enjoyed and Linda Vandawater accompan- FREE appraisal for assessment purposes. PayroU ended 3-27-60 $ 620.09 and can be extended as far as ROADS AND STEAMSHIPS. DO YOU mission. Special feature of the Methodist church where we will WALL PANELING Hearing on the advisability of pro- THE EARLY 18008. WHAT METAL the beautiful warm weather in Ar- ied the former's sister, Carol to PRiCES ESTIMATES Filed. (Consultant Cakes procuring aty-Lowell Street Fund 184.25 42 Inches to reach remote nooks Evenings except Saturday 7 to 8 P.M. KNOW WHERE IT WAS LOCATED? meetings is the use of black light meet Rev. Roger Rollins. We plan ceeding with public improvement WAS MINED THERE? izona and the desert was covered chalk pictures drawn nightly. Hastings Saturday where the two ROUGH-IN LUMIR - *NISH MATERIAL quotations) Federal Reserve Bank- and crannies. to finish the tour by 3 p. m. be published once in "The Lowell with gorgeous cactus blossoms at May 4 and 11 two special meet- girls attended ihe show "Toby Ty- ELCCntlCAL SUPPLIES ft HXTURES 11. Kent County 4-H agent re- Detroit 284.47 this time of year. Tuesday, April 26, the Vacation ter." questing use of 4-H grounds. Con- State Treas. of Mich. 349.80 Ledger"; ings will be held at the Baptist church School Institute will be Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Richard- TW 7-7452 PLUMIING SUPPLIES ft FIXTURES firmation of date mailed April 4. I. M. Rood & Co, 13.05 NOTICE OF HEARING ON »inWL.2 puei|OH-i church on the issues that face us held at Grace Episcopal church, Liverworts are believed to be son attended an Easter family day TOOLS AND HARDWARE 12. Issuance of two building per- Mich. Bell Telephone Co, 58.61 ADVISABILITY OF PROCEEDING today. Special Fpeaker will be the Grand Rapids, 8:30 a. m. to 3 MMMH QMDOWN SEtJES ptptmi ty M/CUIGAN TOUWT COUHC/LJioXithe firs t plants that ever lived on Rev. Larry Asman of the Chris- dinner at the home of the former's mits: Arthur A. Curtis, Garage, Lowell Dry Cleaners 10.85 WITH ESTABLISHMENT OF 1 p. m. Please make reservations for land. tian News. mother, Mrs. Eliza Richardson of Lincoln Lake Avenue; Kenneth York's Flxlt Shop 3125 LIGHTING ON MAIN STREET RESOLUTION luncheon—child care available. VanderVeen, Frelhofer, Elmdale. Ayres, Garage, porch, Grant St.; Notice is hereby given that a Bowne Center ROGERS HEATING 13. Clerk was requested to mall Cook & Bryant 490.00 Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Smith were PkUS... public healing will be held on the Mich. Hospital Service 81.96 The Young Adults will meet Sat- Easter Sunday dinner guests of letters to newly annexed residents, 25th day of April at 8 p. m, in Donald M. Oakes 265.00 Adopted by The Kent County Board urday, April 23, at 8 p. m, in their daughter and family, Mr. and SALES <1 SERVICE • FAST stating the services being extended the City Hall in the City of Lowell, Wm. Helms, Texaco Station 2.00 the Assembly room. Mrs. Richard LaValley and chil- to hear any objections to the es- 15 Yean Experience • FRIENDLY Wayne Hoag, Dog Warden 30.00 Need a new truck? Rev. Reynders' sermon topic for dren of Ionia. tablishment of a special assess- of Supervisors April 14, 1960 pig*. Lowell Municipal Utilities 90.34 Sunday, April 24, will be "The • SERVICE ment district to pay for lighting We offer the most complete line. HEATING Light & Power Potty Cash 28.29 FoUi Stars of Jesus." Church along Main Street in the City of Lowell Public Schools 18 00 School 10 a. m. And GAS FORCED AIR Lowell. Plans, cost estimates, and WHEREAS, by resolution adopt- airport shall be provided and all enty-five Thousand ($3,975,000.00) Treasurer—Kent County 5.00 descriptions of the area proposed ed April 14, 1960, the Board of such services or commodities fur- Dollars issued to pay part of the Other Alto News FURNACE The Lowell Ledger 400.57 Or a used truck? Easy to be included In this special assess- Supervisors of Kent County, Mich- nished shall be paid for in ac- cost of acquiring the new airport, Robert A. Granstra 8.55 Mr. and Mrs. Orley Rulason of Convenient Instoled Avg Home $375 ment district may be seen at the igan, have submitted the proposi- cordance with the charges, fees, if said bonds are authorized by We either have the Hi-Value used truck you need — Rittenger Insurance 15.55 Riviera Beach, Fla., and Mrs. Jas. City aerk's office. This notice is lion of borrowing the sum of Three rentals and rates duly established. the qualified electors of Kent Coun- or we can get it quickly. Periling! Arwell, Inc. 15.00 Denton of Lowell and Mr. and Mrs. GAS GRAVITY FURNACE given by Order of the City Council Million Nine Hundred Seventy-five as hereinbefore provided. ty at the Special Election to be U?wis Jones were Friday supper INSTALLED - $215 Lowell Municipal Utilities 109,93 he d J ne 7 sl cll r Notice of Registration in compliance with the require- Thousand ($3,975,000,001 Dollars an 5. AH the revenues of the new l ^ 'i ^ f i P^ ' Esther Fahrni, Treas, 50,00 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elvyn Pot- BUY — SAVE CONVERSION BURNER ments of the City Charter. issuing bonds of Ihe County there- airport are hereby ordered to be pose, there shall be deposited into ter and family. POR CASH the Debt Retirement Fund for such Want to trade your old truck? INSTALLED - 1160 LAURA E, SHEPARD. for for the purpose of paying part set aside, as collected, and depos- Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Stauf- AND CARRY PHONE TW 7-77! $3,162,56 bonds, monthly, during each fiscal , City Clerk of the cost of constructing and ited in a bank located In the City We'll give you a generous trade-in allowance. LICENSED DEALER fer were Sunday dinner guests of Everything For The Home Street equipping a new airport in the of Gr; nd Rapids. Michigan, to be year, the remaining revenues in the Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Headworth. Receiving. Fund, until such time Payroll ended 3-27-60 $ 568.52 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, County, consisting of a terminal designated by resolution' of Mr. and Mrs. John MiUer of 928 West Main Street, Lowel, Mich. GL 24)810 e48tf Spedai Airport Election 305,59 that the Clerk is directed to mail building, runways and all alien- Board of Supen isors of Kent Coun as there is on deposit in said i-und State Treasurer—Mich, Need service on any truck? Clarksville were Sunday dinner Fed. Reserve Bank- a copy of the notice to all property dant and necessary additional build- tv. in an account to be designated sufficient moneys to pay he pnn- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Win- an That's our business.. TUESDAY. JUNE 7 IMO 268.90 owners who, according to the as- ings and facilities to provide a KENT COUNTY AIRPORT RE- <>/ d interest on such bonds geier. Detroit Wittenbach Sales & Serv. 161.13 sessment roll of the City, own real completely modern airport, and for CEIVING FUND (hereinafter re- becoming due prior to the next Russell Benedict spent a few tax Jackson Motor Sales 53.15 property along Main Street In the the acquisition of a site therefor, ferred to as the "Receiving Fund"» collection period. days last week with his uncle and The UPCO Co. 165.00 City of Lowell. together with a proposition to in- and said revenues so deposited are g. Any revenues remaining in the aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Steward Van- TAKE NOTICE. THAT ANY QUAUHED ELECTOR OF THE Mich. Cclprovla Co. 34.93 Adopted: YES: Burch, Fonger. crease ihe constitutional lax-rate pledged for the purposes of th^ Receiving Fund at the end of any derwerp of Grand Rapids. TOWNIHIPS OF Thornapple International Salt Co. 479.50 Jones, Schaefer, 4, limitation on the total amount of following funds and shall be tran!>- fiscal year, after satisfying the Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Clark and Great Lakes Gravel Co. 86.00 NAYS: 0 taxes which may be assessed ferred from the Receiving Fund foregoing requirements, shall be family of Kalamazoo were Satur- Mich, Hospital Service 38.36 . ABSENT: 1 against all taxable property in Kent periodically and in the manner paid into the County General funds day evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. 76.31 County by a sufficient number of and at the t mes hereinafter sped- to the extent that taxes have been Ed Clark. LoweH - Bowne - Ada - Verdemes - Cascade - Grattan Lowell Municipal Utilities IT WAS MOVED by Councilman Light & Power Petty Cash 1539 mills for a sufficient period ol fled: levied, collected and used for the Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Bancroft COUNTY OP KINT, MICHIGAN River Schaefer, supported by Jones that Lowell Municipal Utilities 10.55 time to provide adequate security OPERATION AND MAIN- payn^m of the principal of and and Mrs. Claud Silcox were Eas- Engineer B. J. Kempker be auth- (A(Ail for said bonds; interest on the general obligation ter Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. orized to secure bids on the light- TENANCE FUND: ""nr for the SpteM EteeHo* to b* held $2,263.33 ing of Main Street between Amity Otto Dygert of Kalamazoo. Mr. and en tht 7tli day of Jum. ItM. AND WHEREAS, it is the intent The revenues from time to time bonds herembefor'? referred to. is- Mrs. Perry Damouth who had also Water * Sewer and Jefferson Streets, for presenta- and purpose of the Board of Su- in the Receiving Fund shall first sued for the purpose of paying part Nursery tion by 5 p. in. on April 22, 1960 pervisors to pay the principal and be used to pay current expenses of '"c cost 01 nt'VN a'rport- planned to ,be with the Dygerts Light & Power Petty Cash $ 30.32 were ill and unable to go. Lowell Municipal Utilities 443.79 (clerk's office). interest on said bonds so far as of administration and operation of 7. All moneys derived from the Mi. arid Mib, M. A. Wat&un, Registrations will be taken at the following offices of the I42f THORNAPPLf RIVER DIL—Vi MILE NORTH OF CASCADE City—Lowell Street Fund 15.11 Yes: Jones, Burch, Schaefer. possible from the net revenues of the new airport. To carry out this sale of the existing airport facility Mr. and Mrs. Robert Camahan Gee's Hardware 4.90 Fonger, 4. the airport and from the proceeds purpose, such revenues shall first now owned and operated by the and children were Saturday dinner township clerks as listed below, each working day, until City of I/nvell 5.00 Nays: 0 of sale of the existing airport, thus be transferred to a separate de- County of Kent. Michigan, shall, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Monday, May 9,1960. Ellis * Forti Mfg. Co.. Inc, 55,64 Abftunl; 1 reducing the amount of ad valorem positary account designated AIR- upon the receipt thereof, be im- Woods and son Robert of Ada in Neptune Motor Co. 230.83 IT WAS MOVED by Councilman taxes actually required to be lev- PORT OPERATION AND MAIN- mediately deposited into the Debt honor of Robert's birthday. Jones, supported by Fonger. that led; TENANCE FUND until such time Retirement Fund hereinbefore re- Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Smith re- $ 785.59 $394.33 be transferred from the Lee AND WHEREAS, under the pro- as there Is on deposit therein suf- ferred ,0. and used for the pur- Fund to the General Fund to de- ^,c,cn, funds l0 or the lumed after spending a vacation GRAND TOTAL $6,211.48 visions of Act 327. Public Acts of 4I pose of paying the principal of and In Florida, Harold Jefferies was present on fray the expense of operating the Michigan. 1945. as amended, the currt,nt "P^llnn and mam enance interest on the general obhgation Mr. and Mrs. Val Watts spent THE UST DAY FOR RECEIVING RfdSTIiATIONS EVERGREENS liehalf of the Lowell Board of Trade ice-skating rink during the 1959- County lias the power lo impose expenses * the ror bonds issued for the purpose of the week-end with Mrs. Harold WILL IE and to urge rezoning in the area 1960 season: FURTHER that $2.- and collect charges, fees, rentals, ^xt ensuing three mon h period, paying part of tne cost of said Behler in Plymouth. AND SHRUBS •mil raioc for iho u^n of said nro- 88 RhoWn by a budget therefor new airport. posed new airport and for the com- p^pared by The ^ 9°^? ^ 8. This resolution shall be pub- modities and services furnished once in the LOWELL MONDAY, MAY 9,1960 C & B SILO TIME! a****-. SuTS day* LroCER. « "I ."""I NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT RE- pri,,,- ,0 ihe commencement of each Ration in tbe County of Kent. on which dey the said Clerk will be at his office between the hours of 8:00 Our Opening Spedai Order For Early Erection SOLVED THAT: flscal year. It is the intent and within one week after it. final adop. ,l( a.m. and 8:00 p.m., Eastern Standard Tinyi, for the purpose of receiving regis- WE WILL PUT IN FOUNDATIONS IF DESIRED 1. The Hoard of Supervisors of purpose of this subsection that ^' , J . trations of electors qualified to vote. Kent County hereby determines there shall always be on deposit 9. This resolution is declared to — AL*0 — * Medium a^d light-duty models have YOUR that the proposed new airport In said Operation and Maintenance be effective immediately upon its '05 stronger framea and springs for longer life, Andorra Juniper CHOICE shall be operated by the County Fund at the beginning of each adoption. wider cabs for more comfort. TVue-truck WE SOLVE Silo Unloaders and Feeders on a public utility rate basis where-iffipnth sufficient moneys to pro- Qp MICHIGAN) V-8 engines are standard equipment Ado Township in charges, fees, rentals and rates \Tde for the next ensuing three " qj^., j ALL OF YOUR Blanche Loveless, CJerk Cascade Township Spreadtog Yew shall be imposed against all users inuuilto* requirements as shown by / of the proposed new airport and for said budget and to that end, after I. CLAUDE L, BARKLEY, Clerk K^rsk Edna Osmer, Gl« TELEVISION REPAIR R. A. WITTENBACH the services, facilities and com- the three months' requirements are of the Circuit Court of said County Upright Yew PHONE TW 7 Till PROBLEMS modities furnished by said propos- first established, there shall there- of Kent and Clerk of Ihe Kent Ada Township Hal o43 tf ll«Kt»tratkm» takes at home, "7*7 BroMea, Ada $|49 ed new airport, as authorized by after be set aside into said fund. County Board of Supervisors, do at ail other rosonaMo time**. Act 327, Public Acts of Michigan, monthly, out of the revenues in the hereby certify that the above and For adjustments or re- Green Pfitxer Juniper 1945, as amended. Receiving Fund, sufficient moneys foregoing is a true and correct pairs, call on your TV See us about trucks ...we know! , „ to maintain said three mpnths' re- transcript of a resolution adopted experu to put your set EACH Lowell Township Red Pigmy Baiteny McDUMTS IRON t METAL 2. The proposed new airport shall uin.men|s ,)y the Board of Supervisors at a in shape for top per- lie operated on Ihe basfc of an op- nrriRRMPMT FIINH m",ting held April 14, 1960. com- formance. Dolores J. Collins, Clerk Grattan Township TW 7-7025 S334 Stqwun Av«.. SE. Lowtl eratmg year commencing January (B. MOT R^RKMWT^ND by ^ ^ ^ ^ Mfs. C. J. Geldersma, Cleii Save on small size evergreens 1st and ending on December 31st. G^ER^ O^G^ION BONDS ^ ^ ^ of ^ CIerk ot said Coun,y and Crth in (hr prpceding subfcectuih is TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I 749 Wett Main St.. Lewd Phone TW 7-9207 ation. improvement and operation lhe revenues from llmr to have hereunto set my hand and of- Vergennes Township WE HAVE FOR SALE of the new airport, subject to gen- t.m(? jn the Receiving Fund shall fiCja| Hea| a( the Cily of Grand Bowne Township cSZ? neM •* to W "» P^'H lupiu ta iid cuumy. L Im! Radio Service Arvil HellmAn, Clerk COMPUTE LANDSCAPE SERVICE Car Porta, Anqb and Channel Iron and Pipe Evelyn Smith, Clerk Mirhi^n Coui>. ^ and |nterMt (>n general obliga- (iay of April one thousand nine COMPANY Re-Enforcing Rod Micmgan, tlon lionds in the aggregate prin- hundred and 60. MM MRS. NICHOLAS LOUIS W. 4. No free service or commodity clpal amount of not to exceed INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS S&'SS B. O. CHROUCH At Home Alto At Cieit's Resideflce MX. JR. GL 4-1475 •OONENIERG Pick Up Servce Earl J. McDiarmid or use of a facility of said new Three Million Nine Hundred Sev- CLAUDE L, BARKLEY, Clerk 11444 BoDay Drive

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