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VOL 77 NO. 31 THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 12. 1970 NEWSSTAND PRICE 10 cents VOL 16 NO. 32

CARL HAGEN School Superintendent Dies In Wabasis Lake Boating Accident

By CARY STIFF II At the time of Hagen's selection as superintendent. Dr. Rob- served as district representative to the Michigan Education As- and Mrs. Harry Hagen. of Sturgis; a brother. Eugene, of Three ert Reagan, school board president, remarked; "We feel that sociation and as secretary, treasurer, vice president and president Rivers. Mich.; a sister. Mrs. Fred Haskins, Sturgis. and several Carl Hagen, 49, superintendent of Lowell Area Schools for Mr. Hagen's long experience with the school system and his of the West Michigan Principals' Association. nieces. the past I Vi years and former principal of Lowell High School background in administration makes him an ideal person to fill He was a former member of the Lowell Rotary Club and a Friends who wish may contribute to a Carl Hagen Memorial for nine years, drowned Saturday in a boating accident at this vital job." member of the First United Methodist Church of Lowell. Fund being organized by school officials. Contributions may be Wabasis Lake in northeastern Kent County. Hagen was awarded his master's degree in administration Surviving are his widow, Beverly; two sons, Thomas and sent in care of the Superintendent's Office. Ixiwell Area Schools. According to Lt Clair Durfey of the Kent County Sheriff's from MSU in I960. At various times during his career he had James, and a daughter. Patricia, all of Lowell; his parents, Mr. 700 Elizabeth St., Lowell. Mich. 49331. Department the mishap occurred shortly after 1 p. n. when Hagen, who had been fishing alone, appmntly fell from his outboard-equippod aluminum rowboat into the lake. His body ^ •, was not recovered until shortly before noon Sunday. Carl Hagen. . . Some Tributes Durfey said authorities first were called to the scene at 1:30 p.m. Saturday by Lorence K. Broman of 1310 Walnut N.E., The sudden loss of Supt Carl Hagen to our school sys- Grand Rapids, who has a cottage at 11836 Wabasis Lake Drive, In the untimely demise of Carl Hagen we have lost a tem will leave a definite void in our community. near the Wittenbach Landing. fine educator and a living example of good citizenship. His dedication to all phases of education for the stu- Broman told the investigating officer, Deputy John Orange, 1 His one consuming objective was to be of sincere service dents of Lowell was just one of bis many outstanding char- that he had been raking leaves in front of his cottage when he to Lowell students and to the entire community. acteristics. noticed Hagen'sboal behaving erraticallv. No one appeared to In over 40 years of service as an educator I never met a Mr. Hagen. as principal and superintendent, unselfishly be in the craft at the time, he said. more dedicated or sincere exponent of what was best for Fearing something had happened to the boat's occupant, gave the extra time and energy to his position that enabled boys and girls. him to achieve his goals and provide the students with an Broman notified the SherifTs Office. The boaU meanwhile, had We have lost a fine educator, an exemplary citizen and education of the highest quality. capsized itself. a dedicated husband and father. To his good wife and chil- Broman then went out onto the lake with a piece of rope The Board will remember, with highest respect, the man- dren we offer our sincerest sympathy. and towed the overturned craft to shore, Durfey said. Through ner in which Mr. Hagen conducted his duties as superinten- its registration number -MC 1844 BB-it was traced to Hagen. dent of our Lowell Area Schools. An officer was dispatched to Hagen's home at 315 N. Jack- - Dr. Robert Reagan - W. W. Gumser son St., Lowell, where a family spokesman confirmed that the School Board President Former Superintendent superintendent had gone to the lake to fish. Further confirma- tion came from two of Hagen's friends. Bob Perry and Junior Ayres, who identified some of the achcol official's property >< at the drowning scene. Investigation showed that the throttle on Hagen's 18-horse- power outboard was wide open, and officers theorized he had Donald Kelly Picked As Interim School Chief been jerked ofl balance when he had started up the motor. Donald Kelly. Lowell High School principal and former The fiscal matter concerned the opening of bids from three There were no known witnesses to the accident, Durfey said. athletic director, was named Monday as acting superintendent area banks seeking to loan the school system the SI 28.239 it Eight Scuba divers, including two Michigan State Police offi- of the 2,600-student Lowell Area School system. needs to borrow until state aid money becomes available later cers, searched for Hagen's body until nightfall Saturday, Durfey Kelly, 41, was appointed to the interim post by the Lowell in the year. said. Search operations were resumed Sunday, and the body even- Board of Education in a 7-0 vote at the board's regular month- Apparent low bidder was the State Savings Bank of Lowell, tually was recovered from 35 feet of water by Sheriffs Deputy ly meeting. He succeeds Supt. Carl J. Hagen. 49, who drowned which said it would loan the sum at an interest rate of 4.25 Edward Baker and State Trooper Donald Fett of Grand Haven. Saturday in a boating accident. percent. Other bids were received from the Michigan National Lowell pohce^wrtldpated in the search. The board also set into motion procedures for securing a Bank, which asked 4.9 percent interest, and Union Bank. permanent replacement for Hagen. which asked 4.5 percent. Dr. Bernard Kool, Kent County medical examiner, ruled that Because of Hagen's death, the board's meeting, held in the On a motion bv Board Member Gould Rivette. seconded by the death was accidertal due to drowning. The body was taken LOWELL SCHOOL SUPT. CARL HAGEN high school library before an audience of only five spectators, Dr. R. D. Diegle, D.V.M., the board voted to accept the State to the Roth Funeral Home in Lowell. was abbreviated and subdued. The only major items of business Savings Bank's bid on condition that some confusing language Funarai services ware to be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the First Drowning Victim Saturday to come before the body were the selection of the acting super- in the bank's proposal be clarified first. The confusion arose United Methodist Church of Lowell, 621 E. Main St. with the intendent and a fiscal matter which could not be put off. over the precise dates the bank would begin charging interest Rev. Dean Bailey officiating. Burial was to be in Oakwood Ceme- on the loan, which is to be taken out in two installments, two *ry. Lowell. weeks apart. All Lowell Area schools were to dose Wednesday in memory 'Pioneer' Family Likes'Life in Eastgate The board asked Kelly to get the necessary clarifications of Hagen. from the bank in writing so acceptance of the bid can become "Every weekend there seems to be a new family." fees and the Tupperware parties-you know, things like that." final. Carl John Hagen was born Nov. 28,1920, in Sturgis, Mich. That, to Ellen Boyer, is what life is like in Eastgate in the Mrs. Boyer says she finds cleaning her three-bedroom house Kelly also was authorized to sign checks in his new capacity He graduated from Sturgis High School in 1939 and then at- Woods, a new housing development rising in the hills along a snap because all of the rooms are on the same floor. "We as acting superintendent. tended Michigan State University until 1943, when he enlisted Cumberland Ave. west of Lowell. could have chosen a model with an upstairs," she says, "but I Kelly was born in Battle Creek, Mich., on May 19, 1929. in the U. S. Army. He quickly rose in rank from private to cap- didn't want that." Mrs. Boyer and her husband, Glen, both of whom are 25, He received a B.S. in industrial aits from Western Michigan Uni- tain before his discharge in 1947. Two of his four years in serv- In developing the area, the builders saved many of the trees ice were spent in the European Theater of Operations during picked the type of house they wanted-a ranch model-last Jan- versity in 1951 and an M.A. in administ.-ation from Michigan growing on the site, giving the community a more settled look • World War II. uary. The basement was then, and by May the Boyers mov- State University in 1959. ed in with their two .nildren, Lisa Ann, 5. and Steven, I9 than most new developments. In 1947 Hagen completed the requirements for his bachelor Following his graduation from WMU, he spent several years months, and their dog. Stubby a purebred English bulldog. "It's not like having every house in a row-one. two. three." of science degree from MSU (then Michigan State College) and in industry ami two years teaching in Frederic, Mich. He joined That made the Boyers one of the "Pioneer" families in the comments Mrs. Boyer. "It's pleasant to look at. That's what I the Lowell High School faculty in 1954 as an industrial arts joined the Lowell High School faculty. He taught vocational like about it." agriculture for 12 years, served as assistant principal for one area-a tree-covered ridge which eventually will be dotted with teacher and assistant football coach. Later he helped organize year and then became high school principal in I960. In April about 600 new homes. The $l 2-million development is being the school's wrestling program and. in 1962, he succeeded 1969 the Board of Education selected him from among 40 can- built by Everett L Ladd, developer of the similar Westgate Chris Burch as athletic director. didates to succeed James C. Pace as superintendent of schools, housing complex near Grand Rapids and the Adacroft Com- Kelly became assistant high school principal in 1968. In mons in Ada. and he assumed his new duties the following month. April 1969 he became principal when Hagen left that job to "When we saw the area, we just loved it," says Ellen Boyer. become superintendent. "We lived on Eastern Avenue in Grand Rapids, and wp were Kelly and his wife, Ethel, live on Crestwood Drive, Route 3, sick of the city. Lowell. They have seven children, ranging in age from 4 to 20. "We wanted Lisa to be in an area where she could go to The eldest girls. Jean and Barbara, are students at WMU. The school and not cross busy streets." other children are daughters Patty. Colleen and Karen, and Mrs. Boyer says both she and her husband grew up in similar sons Gordon and Dennis. areas-she in her family's Iiome on Burton St., he in the Kala- Kelly is a member of the First United Methodist Church of mazoo region. Moving out into the country was a little like go- Lowell and is district camping chairman of the Boy Scou:s. ing backwards in time for them. At the meeting Monday night. Rivette suggested that the Boyer commutes to his job at the Kindel Furniture Co. in board consider naming the high school building after Hagen, Grand Rapids-a drive which takes him about 20 minutes each but no action was taken on the matter. way. He leaves home about 6:30 a.m. and is back again at 5 Dr. Robert Reagan, board president, called a special meeting p.m., ready for a pre-dinner romp with his children. of the board for 7:30 p.m. next Monday in the high school li- Although some of his neighbors also work in Grand Rapids, brary. At that time matters deferred from this week's meeting he makes Hie drive alone because he has to leave at such an will be taken up. They include a report on the school grooming early hour and becausc none of the neighbors work in the same and dress code, and a survey of the student crossing area on N. part of the city. But he likes the drive. Monroe Street between the Runciman and Intermediate Build- "When we lived in the city wo used to live real close to ings. where he worked," Mrs. Boyer explains. "And he'd still be asleep when he got there." FLUSH MAINS Since moving into their new home at 1652 Stonewood N.E., the Boyers have landscaped it-using shrubs that were a houscwarm- Water mains in the City of Lowell will receive their last Spectators stand on the banks of Wabasis Lake in north- ing gift from her parents. And they have got to know the full flushing of the year Thursday and Friday, Nov. 12 and eastern Kent County where Lowell School SupL Carl neighbors. 13. Residents should plan water usage accordingly. c31 Hagen lost his life Saturday in a boating accident Michigan "In the city most of the neighbors were older people," Mrs. State Police. Kent County Sheriff's Department officers. Boyer says, "and we just didn't seem to have much in common." ROSIE DRIVE INN-This Week's Special: Hamburgers, Lowell Police and reserve officers searched the lake Satur But in Eastgate most of the families are young, she says, ketchup and mustard only, 24 cents. c-31 day and Sunday until the body was recovered. Many local and there are plenty of children around for Lisa and Steven to citizens spent hours long after dark Saturday looking for play with-even though only about 38 families have moved in. signs of Hagen. Others stood high on the bluff overlooking so far. BEE LINE PARTY - Saturday night, November 14, the lake all morning Sunday until the body was found. "Everybody is friendly," she adds. "We know everybody 7:30 p.m. Lowell Masonic Temple. Job's Daughters. Public around us. We've got pretty well acquainted because of the cof- GLEN, LISA. STEVEN AND ELLEN BOYER invited. Refreshments. p.31

cording to Theodore Titus, an employee, Thurkettle drove.into Mrs. Sargeant is a patient in Room 364, St. Lawrence Hospi- the station too fast and collided with the support post holding tal, 1210 W. Saginaw, Lansing, Mich. 48914. We bet she'd appre- ALONG MAIN STREET up the Zephyr sign, police said. ciate cards and letters from her Lowell-area friends. Thurkettle was lodged in Kent County Jail, police say. but • » » All Lowell was saddened this week by the loss of Carl Hagen, trying to cross the highway but confused by the headlights of later bonded himself out. He will appear next Wednesday before 49, superintendent of Lowell Area Schools, who drowned Sat- passing cars. Looked like about a six-pointer to us. Judge Joseph White of the 63rd District. Names make news, they say in this business. And Ledger- urday in a boating tragedy at Wabasis Lake north of town. The radiator on his vehicle was smashed, police said, but Suburban Life ads make good reading, too. Why are they always visible before hunting season starts, the sign remained standing. Carl's cheerful smile and warm "Hello" for everyone he met but scarce as hen's teeth on opening day? In the classifieds this week, for example, you can find a place to sell your standing timber or a farm lor boarding your will be missed. Main Street won't be quite the same without • • • * * * horse or pony. You can find a mobile home for rent, or a hirn. You Eastgate residents see youself in that aerial photograph An informant named Ruby tells us that Mrs. Margaret Clark child's table with four chairs for sale to name just a few of the l * * • we used this week in the Eastgate in the Woods ad? (You did of 520 N. Monroe St.. Lowell, will be )4 years old Nov. 18. bargains. Drop by the Ledger-Suburban Life office when you're in remember to say "cheese," didn't you. when Scot Jefferies Normally, revealing a lady's age in public isn't the thing to Elsewhere. Leon. Elmer. Irene and Carl are saying "thanks" our neck of the woods some day, and give us the sidewalk-su- flew over the area in the Jackson Motor Sales airplane and do. But, when you get to be 94. we think that's worth shouting for your support, and the banking emporium on E. Main Street perintendent bit about the new paint job in our front offices. took your picture?) about. Don't you? is publishing its financial statement Look inside for further de- Len Rittersdorf, who works al the Post Office next door, did A copy of the photo is available free to any Eastgate home- So go ahead, Mrs. Clark. Brag. tails. owner who stops by the Jackson Motor Sales at 930 W. Main St. • • • the honors with the brush during his spare time. * * * and asks for one. Just give your order to either Leonard Jackson We hope you had your U. S. Hag proudly unfurled Wednes- After you've put in your two cents-worth about the choice or Orville Jackson, and as soon as the prints are ready they'll Received a note the other day from Mrs. Hope Sargeant. day to mark Veterans' Day. It was a good chance to thank all of colors (for which the guest editor gets the blame), you might be mailed to you. * * • who for many years was the Elmdale correspondent lor the take the time to renew your subscription for the winter. And the guys in uniform who have helped through the years to secure Ledger-Suburban Life. She fell recently and bioke her right get one for Aunt Hattie in Florida, while you're at it James Edward Thurkettle. 26, of 11006 Mountain Ash N.W., our basic rights. leg. she reports, and she probably will have to have surgery. Grand Rapids, was arrested at I ;30 a.m. Saturday for driving And that means the right to assemble peaceably, the right to • • • "But I have sure been well remembered by friends, in more under the influence of intoxicating liquor, lx)well police reported. wear a bizarre haircut (or curlers in the grocery store) and the ways than one, from all over the United States." she said add- Seen on M-2I just west of town, not far from Dr. Donald Thurkettle was taken into custody after being involved in right to write the editor and shoot off our mouths about our ing: "1 sure miss writing my news." Gerard's home, at 9:10 p.m. Sunday: A good-sized buck deer an accident at the Zephyr Service Station, 607 W. Mam St. Ac- government-or about the editor, if necessary. Lowell Ledger Suburb^p Life, November 12, 1970 Lowell Ledger-Suburban Life, November 12. 1970 Ai rests ot Minors MISSIONARY SPEAKER Coho Lure Snags Profit For Local Youths AT METHODIST CHURCH s——= Hospital Notes BY SHIRLEY DYOERT Bob, 17, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Campbell of Reported by Police Miss Mary Jean Tennant, a United Methodist Missionary 3609 Leonard St., N.E., Grand Rapids. Steve, also 17, is the It takes money to make money? Not always. At least not if NITE NITE working Chlcuquc, Mozambique, will present her slides to our son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Harrington, 5785 Ada Drive S.E., The arrests of several area youths for being minors in pos- Mrs. Lila Stiles returned home last Thursday from the hospital you have a sound idea, work hard, and luck-out on original Church on Thursday, November 19, at 8 p.m. in the Education Grand Rapids. session of alcoholic beverages were among the incidents report- and is doing fine. costs. Scouts Win Builuing of the First United Methodist Church. ed this week by Lowell Police. Steve Harrington and Bob Campbell, seniors at Forest Hills Miss Tennant, the daughter of a Methodist pastor, has been Arrested on W. Main Street at 11:05 p.m. Friday were Rob- Ed Steffens of 611 W. Main Street, Lowell, entered Butter- High School, have become entrepreneurs in the coho equipment a missionary to Mozambique for over twenty-one years. Dur- in Beth Weaver, 17, of 1181 Riverside Drive, Lowell; Steven GIRLS' SKI worth Hospital last Friday for knee surgery. business. Knowing the need of those with "coho fever," the ing her years in Mozambique at the Hart/ell School, Miss Ten- Charles Balcom, 20, of 13756 Oberley Drive, Lowell, and Religion Awards boys founded their company on Bob's special design for a snag- nant has supervised teachers in the primary school. a 16-year-old juvenile girl. Also arrested for furnishing alcohol ging lure. She has also taught the three-year Bible School course; to the minors was Mathew Earnest Gould, 21, of 4836 Murray Beginning with only an idea, they were able literally to dig Lowell Boy Scouts who have earned taught music; supervised the boarding department of 160 girls Lake Ave., Lowell. up the copper they needed. It was lying under six inches of Ad Altar Dei medals are from left George who range in age from seven to teenage; done bookkeeping According to police, all but the Ib-yew-old girl were issued I O'Brien-Gerst garden dirt in the form of plumbing tubing that had never been PAJAMA for the boarding department; has worked as Conference Secre- appearance tickets and will appear before Dist. Judge Joseph Lessens, Gerry Olson, Jim Ball, Mark utilized. Permission granted from the owner, the boys set to tary of Christian Education, which involves visiting Catechists White next Wednesday. The younger girl was referred to the work turning the tubing into lures. Armstrong, and Jeff Richert out in the district; was Conference Secretary of Sunday School Juvenile Division of Probate Court. The partners took out a business license, formed the Kamel- Funeral Home / work; counselor for girls groups at Chicuque Mission Station; Police also reported the arrest of Leo Fisher (Harden), 18, hare Tackle Co. and systematically began selling on weekends was on the Church Board at Chicuque; was Sunday School of 8908 Vergennes St., Ada; Michael James Murphy, 18, of at the most popular river spots where fishermen were in abun- Superintendent; and was helper to the District Superinten- 2801 Lowell View, Lowell, Sid Haywood, 18, of 10032 Fulton, -v dance. They arrived early and stayed until their supplies were Serving All Faiths dent in his bookkeeping. She has also commuted in Cabine Ada, Jake C. Callier, 17, of 515 N. Hudson, Lowell, and Jerry sold. Then it was back home to produce another week's supply. every two weeks to teach music to evangelists. Victor Malcolm, 20, 207 Maple, Lowell. Laler, when sales brought into the firm enough money for Prior to going to Mozambique, Miss Tennant taught school All five of the youths were picked up at 11 p.m. Monday, ESTABLISHED 1886 purchases from wholesale houses, a larger line of products re- for two years in Michigan, and spent one year as a home mis- charged with being minors in possession, and issued appearance sulted. Ingenuity still prevailed as Bob and Steve redesigned sionary at Boylan-Haven in Jacksonville, Fla., where she began tickets. They also are scheduled to appear Wednesday before Divid G. Gml - Director hooks and lures. the ki .dergartcn. Judge White. The name of the firm, incidentally, comes from the stylized PHONE 949-7350 3980 CASCADE ROAD S.E. In another, unrelated incident, Lowell police reported that combination of their surnames. GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN 49506 Cubs Assist Ken Bieri Drive two 16-year-old juvenile boys were arrested last Thursday at As business increased, the partners reinvested profits and 11 p.m. for the larceny of street signs and warning flashers. Lowell Cub Scouts Den 4, Pack 3102, collected 4,589 Betty Michigan has had 663 water accidents reported in the first ) added such items as plastic bags, sinkers and a larger variety of At the present time, both boys have been released to their par- Crocker coupons for the Ken Bieri fund in October. 10 months this year which have claimed 254 lives and injured hooks. They even sell a huge four-inch souvenir hook that espe- ents. Boys in the den arc Ron Kempker, Gary Ellison. Mark Les- J^1o1kGmn\ 279 persons, according to the State Police. cially appeals to coho buffs from other states. A stolen car belonging to Eleanor J. Davin of 2129 Palace sons, Mike Butts, Mark Kaufman, Tom Alexander, Steve Weeks, Their adventures have included dealing with a myriad col- S.W., Grand Rapids, was recovered Sunday on M-21 west of Chris Bieri, Bill Hansen, Dale Bieri and Cliff Mulder. Their den lection of individuals-an introduction to the selling game they the Whites Bridge Road by Patrolman Steve Pace. The Grand mother is Mrs. Robert (Judy) Ellison, 1015 Lincoln Lake Rd. Dear Jeff, feel will always be of value. Rapids Police Department is still investigating the matter. Funds for Bieri, who is recuperating at home with the help I'm really happy that you are back at the Ledger again. Steve's advice to those starting out in a small business ven- of a kidney machine, arc being held at the State Savings Bank Will be looking forward to some provocative new articles ture: "You're bound to make some mistakes, usually where in Lowell. O'Neills $4.00 such as the marijuana one of the fall of '67. We were ahead of you don't expect them, but don't let them get you. We weath- ... /or every Occasion Professional Building — OBITUARY the times on that one! ered it and learned a great deal." Bob Campbsll, left, and Steve Harrington lool. over some Body Shop The Kamelhare Tackle Co. partnership is looking forward to f Best wishes for you and a good new old Ledger. fo the equipment they developed for coho salmon fishing the Big Coho Run which should begin shortly. They are pre- buffs. Beginning with orxj kind of snagging lure, the For- JOHN E. CUNNINGHAM Sincerely, Rising in Ada Twp. Sizes 6-8 paring supplies for the time when demands will be ever greater. Birchwood Gardens William J. Doyle II est Hills High School seniors have expanded the line of Building permits, road improvements and taxes were among "•Imurine* A indrvidual work Information on the company's products can be gained by call- The Rosary was said Friday at the Ronam Mortuary, 1701 Saigon their Kamelhare Tackle Co. to include other products. the items on the agenda of the Ada Township Board meeting ing Bob at 949-6828. Floral & Gift Shop Madison Ave., for John E. Cunningham, 61, of 5904 Buttrick Well Drilling •Reliable Monday night. S.E. Mass was sung Saturday at St. Mary's Church, Cascade. Inter- Ada Township is soon to hav^its own professional building, ment was in Ressurection Cemetery. Lowell High Presents JANE S WORD officials said. The structure will be built on the east edge of Ph. TW7-7737 730 Godfrey St. Lowell Cunningham, a World War II veteran, died Nov. 3 at his home. PUMP REPAIR •Courtesy Cm AvaiUMe the village on Fulton Street by the Tempo Construction Co. Survivors include two sisters, Mrs. Nick (Winifred) Ver- Fast Service, Free Estimates A permit to build was issued by Herman Stukkie, building Open 9a.m. to 6p.m. Monday thru Saturday Play, Nov. 19, 20, 21 woerd of Grand Rapids and Mrs. Joel (Kathleen) Bibcock of fully Insured CALL US AT Reflections On The Election inspector of the township, during the last month. We Wire Flowers World-Wide Pittsbuigli, and several nieces and nephews. "The Teahouse of the August Moon" will be presented at BY JANE HOUSEMAN plicated than in previous years. All those little levers! Ugh! The permit was one of 10 issued for the most recent period, the Lowell High School auditorium Nov. 19, 20 and 21, start- I missed the old familiar rickety voting booth and the stubby according to Stukkie. It was the only one for new construction, The ; lind this morning, or at least mine, feels like one mass ing at 8 p.m. E. D, Richard little pencil with which to make my X (not a check mark) in however. Other permits were for additions to existing buildings 2-piece Artie weight pajama of tangled vines. There were so many issues that had to be care- The Tempo permit was for S90,000. The total number of per- Some of the characters to be portrayed will be Capt. Fisby, 2765 Kraft at 28th St fully considered in the Nov. 3 election that to just an ordinary the little box. mits was for 5109,800. "Wildflower" print played by Dave Wisner, Sakini played by Kevin Hoag, Pete Olson CAU: 897-8104 housewife it was extremely confusing - what with pollution, It seemed more personal that way. You knew you had made CASCADE Fire Chief Stan Osmolenski reported seven minor runs dur- ELECTRICAL as Colonel Purdy, and Amy Lake as Lotus Blossom. parochiaid ("Yes" meaning "No" and "No" meaning "Yes") and your mark. But how do you knfltt'what those little lems are ing the month of October, bringing the total number of fire Tickets are $1.00 and can be purchased at the door. deciding whether I really wanted a.wQman in there making all doing? Rib knit collar, cuffs and anklets calls to 85 for the year to date. WIRING - FIXTURES those great policy decisions. (Maybe a woman wrote that amend- After hearing about Detroit's fiasco I'm not sure that the 0 The extension of Boynton Avenue for 800 feet south of Pak-Nit fabric for minimum shrinkage ment). Not that I'm exactly anti-women's lib, but, somehow, world is yet ready for anything more complicated than a ball- REPAIRS LOWELL LEDGER-SUBURBAN LIFE Bcnnet Road was approved at a cost of 5579.30 for grading, j Come to Church I I keep worrying that if her mind works like mine .;. heaven point pen! 6AS0LIH£...at gravel, trimming of trees, and two 12-inch tiles under a 16-foot Q.E. APPLIANCES But now all the hoopla, harangueing, and hand shaking are help us! wide section. The amount will be added to the 1970 road pro- ASSEMBLY CHRISTIAN LUTHERAN Serving Lowell, the Forest Hills area. Alto and eastern Kent County over and we can get back to our uninterrupted TV programs GUARANTEED MACHINE WASHABLE gram, whichever budget is sufficient to cover the costs. and western Ionia counties. Published every Thursday by the Ledger NO STAMP Prices! Then, having to choose between a liberal and a conservative for a couple of years. As chaotic, cumbersome, and crazy as the CALVARY MEMORIAL CASCADE Publishing Co., 105 N. Broadway, Lowell. Second Class postage TRINITY Rickert Electric was like opening Pandora's box - who knows what havoc one democratic system may seem to be, I thank heaven that it was To be considered for the 1971 road program is an improve- ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHRISTIAN CHURCH paid at Lowell, Mkhipn 49331. LUTHERAN CHURCH might have unleashed upon the world? On the one hand I WQlild not only my right and duty but also my privilege to make my ment of Bennett Road just short of Sargent Drive. An estimated 208 South Hudson Phone (616) 897-9261 or 897-9262 (Disciples of Christ) (L C A) DGHT ILENDS OF GAS—Out tp fit yVan Ocveren, director Church School). Telephone 868-3011 Rev. C Jack Richards pherson, Scribe; Orval Jessup, Treasurer; Gordon Johnson, Sec- of student counseling at Forest Hills High School, 949-2410. Dean 1. Bailev. Minister Pastor retary; Clark Parsons, Captain of Host; David Miller, Principal SLEEPER Hartwell Gotney, Assoc. Minister EASTMONT BAPTIST Sojourner. CHURCH Morning Worship 10:00 a.m. See You In Church Also R. Bruce Tower, Royal Arch Captain; James Cahoon, CLASS REUNION PLANNED I 5038 Cascade Road (Nursery Care Provided) VERGENNES 3rd Veil; Robert Chrouch, 2nd Veil; Glenn Parsons, 1st Veil; The Rev. Richard Gilaspy UNITED MFTHODIST John Cerhart, Sentinel, and Rev. J. Marion DeVinney, Chaplain. The Lowell High School class of 1946 plans a 25th Reunion Comer Pamell and Bailey Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. The chapter is compiling a centennial book, to contain dinner-dance to be held next June. Charles Doyle has been ap- Rev. Phil Carpenter Sunday School 9:45 a.m. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL sketches of 60 Hooker pioneers and several historical and mem- pointed chairman and Jo Siciliano secretary. Youth Meetings 5:45 p.m. CHURCH OF LOWE1 L Morning Worship 10 a.m. orial sketches. Persons with literary contributions for the book A committee consisting of Birbara Curtis. Flora Jean Beach- Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. Sunda^ School & Fellowship 1 a.m. should call Gordon Johnson, general chairman of the .project, um, Marion Kutchey and Marjorie Benson is making up a list Primary Church 11:00 a.m. United Church of Christ "Hidden Life" at 897-8315. of names and addresses of all members of the class so that they Pot Ages 4 through 8 Hudson and Spring Streets Rw. Carpenter The date of the centennial will be April 17,1971. may be contacted in plenty of time. Rev. F. Ervin Wyj|e, Minister FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH NAZARENE BEHIND the COUNTER OF LOWELL 9:30 A,M. Church School witl classes from Nursery through Sr. CHURCH OF THE 2275 West Main Street High. NAZARENE CHARLES WESTON 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship 201 North Washington Sunday School 10:00 a.m. (Cribbery and Nursery provided). It was once said that phar- i Worship 11:00 a.m. & 7:00 p.m. Rev. James E. Leitzman macists were frustrated doc- Wednesday Family Prayer Sunday School 10:00 a-m. tors; that those who couldn't CHRISTIAN REFORMED make medical school ended up Fellowship 7:00 p.m. Morning Worhsip 11:00 a-m. v as druggists. If that was ever All-Weather Young People and Juniors ADA CHRISTIAN the case, it's no longer true be- Rev. Earl Decker REFORMED CHURCH 6:45 p.m. cause the two prolessions now 7152 Brad field Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. ofter satisfying (though dif- $3.25 For transportation or Spiritual 676-1698 Prayer and Praise ferent) rewards. Counsel, CaU 897-8835 Rev. Ralph Bnixvoort, Pastor Wednesday 7:30 p.m. True, both share an interest in the biological sciences. Both Morning Worship 9:30 a.m. Supervised Nursery During f are involved in human illness- Fashions Sizes 1-4 All Services BIBLE Sunday School 11:00 a.m. es, and must know how drugs Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. Come and Worship With Us act and interact on the body. to help you Attend Accounting Workshop^ And both undergo extensive SOUTH BOSTON university training. clean up! REFORMED Among the approximately 170 persons attending a BIBLE CHURCH Those considering pharmacy CALVARY CHURCH should have a good high school Double or Come In ... let us show workshop Friday on uniform accounting procedures for "rAbA COMMUNITY A Warm Welcome Awaits You CHRISTIAN REFORMED background in maths and sci- single breasted you how easy if is to use a light- local government units in Michigan were, from left, Charles REFORMED CHURCH ence. They should be orderly weight Homelite chain saw and Pastor - Joe Everett 1151 W. Main Street models Stroup. CPA, Ludington; Mrs. Doris Boyd, 14200 28th and able to handle detail. The; we'll give you a tree "clean-up" 2-piece Artie weight sleeper Rev. Charles B. Wissink must be able to get along wi St, Lowell, Lowell township treasurer and treasurer of the Morning Worship & Junior Church Rev. Bernard Fynaardt, Pastor gift. No obligation, of course. 7227 Thornapple River Drive people and manage a busim Short or Kent County chapter of the Michigan Township Associa- 10:00 a.m. Phone 897-8841 676-1032 Grow-feature for added inches • Nursery Provided if tney are going to enter the full lengths tion, and David Mayes, CPA, Lansing, systems and pro- Worship 10:00 a-m. & 7:00 p.m. Morning Worship 10:00 a.m. retail drugstore field. Sunday School 11:15 a.m. cedures supervisor with the state treasury. Also attending Sunday School 11: !5 a-m. Sunday School 11:20 a.m. In some cases, a college will Tans, Blues, Snap-fasteners for easy dressing Young People Meeting 6:45 p.m. accept high school students but not pictured was Mrs. Carol Wells, 12631 52nd S.E., Evening Worship 7.00 p.m. Browns, Evening Worship 7:45 p.m. Supervised Nursery and provide prepharmacy edu Lowell Township clerk. Mayes conducted the meeting, We invite you to make this Pak-Nit fabric for minimum shrinkage rhursday Prayer 7:30 p.m. During All Services cation; others require their stu- Blacks, held at Ferris State College in Big Rapids, during which the community church your WELCOME, FRIEND! dents to arrive with this al< Plaids state's Uniform Code of Accounts was explained. Under CATHOLIC church home. Welcome to all! ready completed. In an ac Cleanup Plastic soles wipe clean the code, all township units must switch to uniform ac- credited college, the course Sizes 36 to 46 covers five years and some counting procedures by July 1. EASTMONT REFORMED Regulars CASCADE CHRISTIAN schools now require six. The I ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH REFORMED CHURCH pharmacy student learns about and Longs CHURCH Corner Ada Dr. & Forest Hills the preparation, quality, uses Lincoln Lake Road 6631 Cascade Road SE Parsonage - 4637 Ada Drive Commercial-ResidentiaMndustrial 1 and effects of drugs; anatomy, from $26.95 Phone 949 05 29 Father Ben Marciulionis 949-1372 biochemistry, physiology, The Rev. John Guichebsr Masses- Saturday 7:00 p.m. Services 10 a.m. k 7 p.m. mathematics and law. •REMODELING #NEW CONSTRUCTION Sunday 8:30-10:30 Morning Worship 10:00 a-m. Sunday School 11:15 a.m. with a Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. Rev. James Underwood * After graduation, the stu- Weekdays 8:00 a.m. dent must have at least one Nursery Provided - Morning "THE CHURCH WHERE THERE . •SEPTIC TANKS •WATER AND SEWER SERVICE year of practical experience ARE NO STRANGERS" HOMELITE under the supervision of a reg- Sunday School 11:15 a-m. WELCOMES YOU •ROTARY SEWER CLEANING UNITED BRETHERN istered pharmacist. Then he Th«n start a tystamatic savings plan at Union Bank. must pass a series of examina- Chain Saw EPISCOPAL tions conducted by the state's Any offlcar at any of our 25 full-sarvica offlcas will halp 24-HOUR EMERGENCY HEATING SERVICE WEST LOWELL UNITED Board of Pharmacy, in order you choosa the right savings plan for you. Your BRETHREN CHURCH Attend DAYS MITES, WEEKENDS k HOLIDAYS I^tH to be a registered pharmacist monay will aam top bank Inter est from the minute you ST. MICHAEL'S WITTENBACH West Grand River Drive EPISCOPAL CHURCH deposit H —and your systematic savings plan 897-7534 897-7104 Rev. Lloyd Daw^jn Meets at Cascade Christian Chapel The Church is insured up to $20,000 by the F.D.I.C. UNION SALES & SERVICE CO. LOWELL GRAND RAPIDS on Orange Street Sunday School 10:00 a.m. CASCADE oons Oldsmobile, Pontiac, 119421 WmI Main St 1507 Wealthy St.. S. E. The Rev. John Stanley, Jr. BANK International, CMC Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Vicai Of Your AND TRUST COMPANY MA. Prayer Service. Wednesday PHARMACY 741 Wast Main St., Lowell Clark Plumbing & Heating The Liturgy 10:30 a.m. You're money •head whan you ttop wishing and start saving at Union Bank. One of America's fins banks 309 E. Main Street 7:30 p.m. PHONE Licensed 8( Bonded Nursery and Sunday School PHONE 887-9227 Lowell Come and Worship With Us Choice ^ree^stimate^vailable^po^jeques^ through 6th Grade f49-0890 • J Lowell Ledger-Suburban Life, November 12, 1970

4 Lowell Ledger-Suburban Life, November 12, 1970

FHHS Seeks to Improve 1 Forest Hills Hi-Lites BY SHIRLEY DYGERT 676 3 721

Student-Faculty Exchanges Have you seen the new Interchange Shop at the YWCA? When next you are Christmas shopping, stopping for a cup of Representatives and delegates to the Forest Hills High coffee, having your eyes examined at the Medical Building, or School Student Council will attempt a new method of stu- r otherwise downtown, take a peek. dent-faculty communication. The shop is located just beyond the cafeteria, and it's loaded On Monday, 48 students, some regular representatives and with fascinating imports. The Y has exclusive on a number of some special delegates for the day will hold forums in each of itons such as Korean bronzes. There are plenty of mod items, the 48 home rooms of grades 9 through 12. They will lead dis- too; how about a necklace made of fangs? cussions and group talks that are aimed to produce questions Bessie Doyle says that the Japanese porcelain figurines and for faculty and board members of the school system. plates are popular with many r.ien, who take them home to their The initial contact will be strictly student-to-student, a meth- wives-or take their wives to lunch to look for themselves. od council members saw work successfully at Western Michi- The shop is ..tanned by volunteers, with the proceeds going gan University. Once the questions are accumulated and filter- back into Y programs. It began as a book shop, but enough ed for general interest, they will be presented to Principal browsers made it seem worthwhile to add the other unusual Willard H. DeJonge. He, in turn, will answer the most timely items. 11 questions on the public address system, reaching the entire • » » student body. Now here is a suggestion for those servicemen. Buy them If questions are asked that are not within the realm of the FOLLOW THE OLD CUMBERLAND TRAIL some of the DeMcts turtles that the Music Association is selling. principal, he will direct the proper authority to discuss and To the New Planned Neighborhood The boxes have an inner seal to keep the candy fresh and they answer them. are within the weig it limit for the SAM mail. What a delightful ' r' rv "This sounds as though it might work," DeJonge said. "It r treat for your friends over there. They sometimes can get candy, certainly is a much better concept than trying to hold a for- but this is quality. um with 1,300 students and a panel of teachers, coaches, niwi school board members, and Student Council officers. The pan- \ I el idea his been tried, but was found wanting when students Want some fun? Watch the Powderpuff football game at the were apt to get off on a tangent of interest only to one class high school Friday afternoon. Last year's game was played in EASTGATE IN THE WOODS or to one member of the panel." Engagement Announced the mud, and the girls were hardly recognizable afterward. May- Just 5 Minutes East of Ada, Turn Left on Cumber- It is hoped that this type of forum will be held three times be it's more exciting that way. But some, at least, hope that spec- land or V/i Miles West of Lowell, Turn Right on Cum- throughout the school year. Others will depend upon the suc- Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Shook of 2622 Timpson Ave. S.E., ulators can tell the players from the field. Don't forget your berland and then left into the Woods. cess of the first attempt. Route 2, Lowell, are happy to announce the engagement camera. "The questions will be wide open to anything that has to \ of their daughter. Sherry Lynn, to Wallace Spence, son of do with the school. This will include the curriculum, athletics, Mrs. Robert Abendrath, Weidman, Mich., and Erie Spence, EACH HOMESITE IS HEWN FROM * special studios, the Student Council and just about anything 11738 Grand River Drive, Lowell. A Nov. 28 wedding at The Law Club, on the other hand, will meet in orderly fash- W if* * DENSE FOREST AND for which individuals need answers," said DeJonge. the Lowell Baptist Church is planned. ion under the direction of Judge Stuart Hoffius, Although new ROLLING ACREAGE this year, the club has been gaining popularity among those who may make law their profession. This week's meeting will be held Kent Red Cross Sponsors Betrothal Announced Wednesday night in the multi-purpose room of the high school. DRIVE OUT TODAY! OPEN DAILY Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Heyboer of Peck Lake Road, Lowell, 1 P.M. to 8 P.M. Voice From Home Topes announce the engagement of their daughter, Wilma, to Mr. Kurt A home full of fall flowers and the aroma of good things to Roudabush, son of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Roudabush of 961 N. come greeted the guests of Mary Hollowell. Seventeen women If you live in Kent County and have a relative or fiance who Hudson St., Lowell. gathered for a luncheon and meeting on Tuesday. will be spending the Christmas holidays away from home with Miss Heyboer graduated from Saranac High School and Kurt The business-of-the-day was centered around the possibility the armed forccs, you may make a free tape recording at the is a Lowell High School graduate. of raising money for summer camp scholarships. The women are Kent County Chapter of the American Red Cross. The wedding will take place on December 19. trying to think of something new in the money-raising depart- ment ... who isn't? Four committees are looking into the ways The 1 S-minute tape will be made in privacy and a free mail- % MRS. PAUL BROWER and means. The name of the organization may be The Rocking- ing carton is provided. k horse League, • Foreign students studying in the United States may also •• * * * make the free recording to send to their families. Couple Says Vows SNOW AREA ""S.P.RrynoUf 11 The recordings may be made until Dec. 15, Monday through Reminder: The last football games of the season will be held Friday, from 8:30 a.m. until 5 p.m. If you wish to make a this week. On Thursday it's Frosh and J,V. teams at home against "Voice from Home" recording, call 456-8661, ext. 32, for an In Lowell Church Mr. and Mrs. Richard Doezema and daughters attended a Northview, the first at 5 p.m., the second at 7 p.m. Then on Fri- appointment. vvt' birthday party for Mrs. Doris Linton at her home near McCords day the Varsity team will travel to Northview High to battle it St. Mary's Catholic Church in Lowell was the setting Satur- Sunday. out with that bunch of gladiators. The game is scheduled for day noon for the marriage of Miss Janet I. Kissinger, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Leo Pfaller and sons of Lowell and Mr. and 7:30 p.m. of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Kissinger of Alto, and Sgt. Paul K. Mrs. Lawton Cole were supper guests Sunday evening of Mr. UNICEF Collection Brower, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Brower of Alto. and Mrs. Robert Shaler. Now hear this! It was down to the sea in ships last weekend The Cascade Christian Church Youth Council collected The bride was attired in an A line Victorian silhouette gown Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Champion were in Chicago to visit their when the Jack Kootes and the Dave Windmans took off for $1,117.55 in its annual UNICEF drive at Halloween. This is fashioned with brocade and Venetian lace. An organza petal daughter and husband and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Morris booker Ludington from Lake Macatawa in their two boats to spend a the largest amount in the history of the drive in the Cascade headpiece secured her elbow length veil. last week. week aboard with guests. The weather was clear and the com- area. Maid of honor was Miss Christine R. Blanding of Lowell. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dalstra of Buttrick Aveune were supper pany congenial, so, if they can take the cold, they will return George Teachman and Craig Chandler, co-chairmen of the Bridesmaids were the Misses Maureen A. Kennedy of Lowell, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Dalstra Saturday evening. with stories of what they consider a "fun time." drive, wish to thank all of those who contributed, worked on Diana L. Kissinger of Alto, and Joyce A. Brower. Flower girls Mrs. Alice Reynolds was a dinner guest Sunday of her grand- and ringbearer were Catherine A. Kissinger, Victoria S. Kissin- the drive, and shared in the efforts to make it such a success. son and granudaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Van Hesteren of ger and Michael J. Kissinger. Grand Rapids. There is to be a dance at the high school on Nov. 20 from Donald J. Brower of Alto was best man. The guests were Mr. Elmer BrOwn and Frank Brown of ftint called on their 9-11 p.m. This is to make-up for the dance that was canceled seated by Thomas G. Brower of Williimston, Dennis A. Kissin- C AMPFIRE GIRLS brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brown, Friday afternoon, on the night of the Kentwood game. It will be presented by the ger, Thomas Drake, Bruce Krauss and Joseph A. Kissinger, all Mr. and Mrs. John Blanding and family were dinner guests Student Council in the multi-purpose room as a between-sports- of Altc. Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Myers, The Nov. 3 meeting was called to order by the president, season festivity. Following a reception in the Shady Acres in Lowell, the cou- Mr, and Mrs, Charles Deming of Alto and Mr, and Mrs, Mer- Joann Keim. We recited the wood-gatherers desire. ple left on a wedding trip to Charleston, S.C. rill Champion went to dinner Sunday at the Sweden House in Our leader taught us some things about square dancing. We Grand Rapids Sunday, played a game called seven-up. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Blanding were supper guests Sunday of Mr. Our meeting was closed by singing the law of Camp Fire. and Mrs. John Blanding. Sarah Flanagan, Secretary Mr, and Mrs. Lawton Cole called on his brother, Alden and wife of Richland Sunday afternoon. The 7lh grade Campfire group met on Wednesday, November Mrs. Lester Antonides had the misfortune to slip on the 14 at Mrs. Eickhoffs house. We voted for officers and elected stairs injuring her leg quite badly, Robin Guthrie president, Rosie Sterling, vice president; Barbara Mr. and Mrs. Bob Miller of Seven Gables were supper guests Cook, secretary; Pam Galbreath, treasurer; and Perri Eickhoff, of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bertran Sunday evening. committee chairman. We also made plans for what we are going to do this year. Secretary, Barbara Cook About million was spent on Halloween candy this year, > or around 11 percent of the year's total retail candy sales. The Bluebird group in the Valley Vista area met Oct. 2^. All These Features Are Included In at their weekly meeting for a Halloween costume party. Pres- ent were leader Faire Tate, Asst. Leader Margo Sterling, and members Abby Jacqman, Belinda Hardy, Deidre Tate, Beck

Veghtor and Annette Sterling. % COMING! A good time was had by all the Bluebirds, especially bobbing FREB! YOUR COMPLETE FAMILY HOME 31 PAGE CATALOG OF I for apples.

Leader, Faire Taie mode Just Add The Warmth Of Your Family. . . Move Right In! ART APPRECIATION PROGRAM MIIS HAKKXFSS' r rain rr i i/i/a The Docent Program, sponsored by the Grand Rapids Art 555,00 LARGE WOODED LOT Museum, will be explained by Mrs. James Marron at the Lowell TOPSOIL, GRASS SEED & FERTILIZER Child Study Club meeting on November 19th. This is an art ap- preciation program which will begin its third year Nov. 16-17th PAVED STREETS of being presented to the elementary school children by volun- GRAND RAPIDS PUBLIC WATER teers from the Lowell area. The meeting will begin at 8 p.m. at CIVIC AUDITORIUM NATURAL GAS the home of Mrs. Leo Peters, 14070 E. Fulton. STORM SEWERS Anyone interested may call Mrs. Peters, 897-7861 or Mrs. Four Generations WED. NOV. 25 FIRE HYDRANTS THE CHERRYRUN Miller 897-7195. SUN. NOV. 29 The four generations of Mr. and Mrs. La Verne (Red) THE ELMRIDGE CONCRETE DRIVEWAYS Big families will love this, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, priced from Baker of 704 Monroe St., Lowell, are Mr. Baker's daugh- Visit our siorf soon! SILVER ANNIVERSARY The Ideal country combination starter and expansion home. ALUMINUM SIDING FOR LASTING, $22,900 ter, Mrs. Ronald (Sharon) Gwynn of Parkersburg, W. Va., Carl Forslund MRS. BOVEE VISITS DAUGHTER Priced from $18,950 MAINTENANCE-FREE BEAUTY right, and her infant son, Mark, proudly befng held by his (Uibri TtMt. Nine Great Performinics Mrs. Giendon Bovoe returned Oct. 29 from a month's visit, Ill miM (MM) Mrai. WCM 4IM) Wed. Nov. 25 7:30 p.m POURED CONCRETE BASEMENT WALLS great-grandmother, Mrs. Sabie Baker of Route 3, Lowell. Thanksgiving 4:00 p.m with her daughter and husband. Capt. and Mrs. Carl T. Hover, This is LaVerne Baker's first grandchild and Mrs. Sabie 4 Thanksgiving p.m. COPPER PLUMBING at Havclock. N.C. Baker's eighth great-grandchild. Fri Nov. 27 8:00 p.m CIRCUIT BREAKERS (NO OLD-FASHIONED She also welcomed an 8 lb., 1 x/i oz. granddaughter, Tasha Le, Sat, Nov, 28 1:30 p.m Sal, Nov, 28 00 p.m FUSES) born Oct. 16 at the Cherry Point Naval Hospital, N.C. Sat Nov, 28 8:30 p.m FURNITURE FINISHED OAK CABINETS CENTENNIAL PLANS TO BE SHAPED Sun. Nov. 29 2:00 p.m help Sun, Nov, 29 30 p.m ARMSTRONG CASTILIAN CUSHION VINYL Plans for the Fallasburg Covered Bridge Centennial, to be charlie foster FLOORS - KITCHEN AND BATH celebrated next summer, will be discussed at 8 p.m., Thursday, ALL SEATS RESERVED CERAMIC TILE ALCOVE Nov. 12, at the Lowell Intermediate School Building, 300 N. and...DALE L. JOHNSON $4.00-S3.50-$3.00-$2.50 REMOVABLE WOOD WINDOWS FOR EASY Planning a Monroe St. CLEANING Everyone interested is urged to attend the informal meeting. JUNIORS under 16 Fall or Winter HOOD AND FAN IN RANGE AREA Wedding'!' Delegates from various community organizations will be present, HALF PRICE EXTERIOR REDWOOD TRIM as will a representative from a professional planning company. Thanksgiving 4 p.m. and Fl i LET VS ASSIST IN MAKING Saturday 1:30 p.m. shows only CHOICE OF COLOR SELECTIONS YOUR UEDDIHG DAY ONE Ph. 868-6743 FULL OF BEAUTY AND Traffic deaths in Michigan in October numbered 188. This LOVELINESS was 20 percent fewer than the 236 highway fatalities in the NOW ON SALE same month last year, according to the State Police. OPEN DAILY FROM Ip.m. TO 8p.m.

EVERYONE HAS PAINTING TALENT. People don't understand. We sell Tickets in GRAND RAPIDS PHONE 897-8442 THE BIRCHWOOD all kinds of insurance (or everyone. ALL WURZBURG STORES Charlie Foster* and 300 other Learn to paint in ten easy lessons of individual instruction. Downtown- E astbrook-South- THE PINEVIEW A 1% bath family ranch for convenient country living, Farm Bureau Agents have everything land North Kent priced from $19,700 No age restrictions. 100% past success. 8 years of teaching you need when it comes to A ranch for fine suburban living, prices from only $17,900 s 6IFT SHOPPE experience. Guaranteed 3 paintings in the 2 hour, 1 night a financial protection. MAIL ORDERS should include 517 East Main Street week, 10 week course. $20.00. Make Reservations. •Witch for durllf Foiler on TV. stamped, self-addressed envelope Lowell, Michigan 'Your F.T.D. Florist' with check payable to HOLIDAY OP Jim Fodor, Sr. 949 1315 Phone 897-7150 ON ICE, Indicate number of tick- 364-9363 THE SUNFLOWER, FARM BUREAU ets, price and dale and time of Ada Shoppem' Square Lowdl John Patterson INSURANCE „ performance desired. Mail to 1142 Open Daily 10-6 Open Daily 9 • 6 John Cordtz 532-6644 Evenings and Sundays 2646 Lincoln Lake Road, Lowell GROUP Division, South; Grand Rapids, Friday 10'ti<9 Fridt/y 'til 9 Bill Erickson, Manager 361 0573 Phone - Grand Rapids • 245-444() Michigan 49507, Ph. 243-5820. WESTDALE REALTY 897-9649 evenings only. 676-9231 897-9396 Lowell Ledger-Suburban Life, November 12, 1970 7 6 Lowell Ladgtr-Suburton Lift. November 12.1970 Grattan Township Outdoor Assembly Ordinance BEELINE want ads

STATE OF MICHIGAN Vender Veen, Frelhofar 6) Cook IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 1125 W. Main Street DO THE TRICK QUICK! PUBLIC NOTICE THE COUNTY OF KENT Lowell Michigan, 49331 Section 9. A license shall specify the name and address of is a part of the county system of highways or which is a PUBLICATION ORDER At a regular meeting of the Grattan Township Buard held the licensee, the kind and location of the assembly, the max- highway maintained by the State of Michigan. Traffic lanes IN RE: THE MATTER OF ES- HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT on the 9th day of November, 1970, the following Ordinance imum number of attendants permissible, the duration of the and other space shall be provided, designated and kept open TABLISHING THE NORMAL LEV- File No. 120,024 was adopted; for access by ambulance, fire equipment, helicopter and oth- EL OF WABASIS LAKE Stata of Michigan, Tha Probate PH0NE897-9262 license and any other conditions imposed pursuant to this Court for the County of Kent er emergency vehicles. Prior to the issuance of a license, the No. 10609 ORDINANCE NO. 10 ordinance. It shall be posted in a conspicious place upon the Ettete of premises of the assembly, and shall not be transferred to any Director of the Department of State Police and the Director ORDER TO PUBLISH NOTICE MARJORIE ELLEN EMERSON, OUTDOOR ASSEMBLY ORDINANCE of the Department of State Highways must approve the li- WANTED - Housekeeper, Must LEDGER - SUBURBAN LIFE VARHlWbY Robert W. Knorr Presented by ARNIE'S STANDARD SERVICE, Lowell other person or location. AND SERVE NOTiCE DaceeMd # . CARD OF " , censee's plan for access and traffic control. live in and take complete charge. Section 10. In processing an application the Township At a Mulon of Mid Court hald at IT 18 ORDERED that on De- THANKS Widower and 16-year-old son. Glen- An Ordinance to license, regulate and control, in the cember ID, 1970, et 9:30 A.M. In / hey vincent! \ BOY I WHAT A \ I'M A VULTURE,^ SCIENTIFIC NA/At ; Board shall, at a minimum, require the following; K. Parking. The licensee shall provide a parking area suf- tht Hill of Juttlca In tha City of dale 6-6735, anytime or GL 8- the Probate Courtroom, Grend ( ARE YOU A HAWK ) STUPID question!/ OU/VDUAA ! I CATHARTES AURA. WING- interest of the public health, safety and welfare, out- ficient to accommodate all motor vehicles, but in no case Grand Rapids, Michigan, thlt 28th 8571 evenings. 6B-C-31 I WANT ADS V A. Security Personnel. The licensee shall employ at his Rapldt, Michigan, a hearing ba CARD OF THANKS SPREAD, SIX FEET. COLOR; door gatherings of persons in excess of 3,000 in num- day of Saptambar, 1970. ^0R A DOVE ? y A VULTURE)y shall he provide less than one automobile space for every I wi»h to Ihenk my reletivei end own expense such security personnel as arc necessary and Pratant; Honorable Roman J. held on the petition of Diane WANTED - Older lady for house- BROWNISH-BLACK. LEN6TH; ber, to provide penalties for violations thereof and to four (4) attendants. friends for their prayers, ctrdi. CASH RATE sufficient to provide for the adequate security and protec- Snow, Circuit Judfia Wright, Executrix, for ellowence keeper and companion to live in TWO AND ONE-HALF FEET. flowers, gifts, and mny icti of repeal all ordinances of parts of ordinances inconsis- L. Camping and Trailer Parking. A licensee who permits of her Final Account. with elderly lady. Must be able to tion of the maximum number of attendants at the assembly kindness shown me while at (he tent therewith. Publication and Mrvlce theil be stay nights. Adelbert Ford, 897- WANT ADS: 20 words or less, each insertion $1.00 and for the preservation of order and protection of proper- attendants to remain on the premises between the hours of Frank Bouma, Drain Commliiion- hospital and since convalescing K ar of Kant County, hawing fllad hl» made et provided by ttatute and 7409 or Carl Kropf, 897-9787. Each additional word J)4 FORGET ty in and around the site of the assembly. No license shall 2 a.m. and 6 a.m. shall provide for camping and trailer park- home. Your concern and kindness Complaint atklng tha Court to da- Court rule. 6B-P-3I ing and facilities in accordance with Act 171, Public Acts has been most deeply appreciated. THE TOWNSHIP OF GRATTAN ORDAINS: be issued unless the chief law enforcement officer for the tarmlna tha normal leva! of Waba- Data: November 2, 1970. READERS: In Memoriam and Card of Thanks, per line... 20 county in cooperation with the Director of State Police is of 1970, and the rules and regulations adopted pursuant tit Laka purtuant to tha provltlont RICHARD N. LOUGHRIN, Doris Serne Front Page Readers, per line 35 The Township Board of Grattan Township finds and de- of Act 146 of tha Public Actt of Judge of Probata c31 LADY NEEDED - Occasionally to satisfied that such necessary and sufficient security person- thereto, and in accordance with any other applicable pro- CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: per inch 1.40 clares that the interests of the public health, safety and wel- 1961, and tha Court balng fully VandarVeen, Freihofer & Cook stay 2 lo 4 hours when school nel will be provided by the licensee for the duration of the vision by state or local law. While Act 171 does not become child is ill, while mother attends fare of the citizens of Grattan Township require the regula- advltad In tha pramltat. By: George R. Cook assembly. effective until January 1,1971, for purposes of this ordi- Attorney for Ettata school. Eutmont. 949-5308. If a Box Number in care of the LEDGER-SUBURBAN LIFE is desired, NOW, THEREFORE, on mo- • TO GIVE AWAY 3 tion. licensing and control of assemblages of large numbers nance, its provisions shall be effective and applicable upon 1125 W. Main Street, 6B-c31 add SO 4 to total price. iASf B. Water Facilities. The licensee shall provide potable wa- tion of Gaorga R. Cook, attorney fc. of people in excess of those normally drawing upon the the adoption of said ordinance. for tha petitioner, Lowell, Michigen n ARNIE'S ter, sufficient in quantity and pressure to assure proper op- A true copy. health, sanitation, fire, police, transportation, utility and IT IS ORDERED AND ADJUDG- A 25^ bookkeeping charge will be added 2 weeks after publication on all eration of all water using facilities under conditions of peak M, Illumination. The licensee shall providcelectrical il- ROLAND R. ROBEY, Vf iV t PREE - To good country home. STANDARD other public services regularly provided in this Township. ED thet FRIDAY, the 11th day of SITUATIONS Register of Probete C31-33 3-year-old yellow Labrador-mix. Ex- demand. Such water shall be supplied from a public water lumination of all occupied areas sufficient to insure the safe- DECEMBER, 1970, et 11:00 O'- 'past due balances. SERVICE cellent watch dog. Not good with * WAN TED MALI Exclusive at Amies: Top Value Stamps Section 1. MMIL This Ordinance shall be known and cit- system, if available, and if not available, then from a source ty and comfort of all attendants. The licensee's lighting clock A.M. ba and the tame it Main at Hudson. Lowell 897-9231 children. 897-8758 after 6 p.m. ed as the Grattan Township Outdoor Assembly Ordinance. constructed, located and approved in accordance with Act plans shall be approved by the building inspector. hereby enigned at the date on CALL 897-9261 DEADLINE: Tuesday Nooii which thlt Court thall haar prooft 10-p-26tf 294, Public Acts of 1965, and the rules and regulations N. Insurance, Before the issuance of a license, the licen- WANTED - Concrete flat work. S^rtinn 7 DEFINITIONS. and allegationt of all partial inter- Jarco - Complete water condi- adopted pursuant thereto, and in accordance with any other see shall obtain public liability insurance with limits of not VandarVeen, Freihofer Cook Free estimate. Call Rockford 866- FOR SALE - Rockford. 4 acres FARM etted and thall contider end review lioning service. Salt delivery, wa- FIREPLACE WOOD - For Sale. A. "Outdoor Assembly," hereinafter referred to as "assem- 1125 W. Main St. • • 1797 or Saranac 642-9541. of land and 4 bedrooms. Charming applicable state or local law, or from a source and delivered less than $300,000 and property damage insurance with a tha datcription of landt within tha ter sofleners, reoairs. Phone 897- Oak, Ash, Hickory, Maple and Cher- PRODUCTS Lowell, Michigan 49331 PERSONAL 4 8A-c31(f remodeled farm house. Mostly car- bly" means any event, attended by more than 3,000 attend- and stored in a manner approved by the county health offi- limit of not less than $25,000 from a company or companies tpeciel ettettment dittrlct and up- 8532, between 6 p.m. and 9 p.m, ry. $11 per cord. Delivered. 949- on which day tha court thall da- PUBLICATION ORDER 1862. Walter GoebeL 10c-31-34 peted. New 24' by 40' steel bam MEEKHOF ants, all or any part of which includes a theatrical exhibition, cer, approved by the Commissioner of insurance of the State of FINAL ACCOUNT Monday • Friday. 9c 16If SULLIVAN tarmina the lavel of Wabatit Lake, CEMENT WORK WANTED-Drive- with 4 stalls. $26,900. Knulaon Co. APPLES Cider and Squash at public show, display, entertainment, amusement or other Michigan, which insurance shall insure liability for death or File No. 119,301 C. Restroom Facilities. The licensee shall provide separ- to be ettabllthad and meintained. ARE YOU SWIMMING IN - A ways, patios, steps, all types. Small Realtors, 6035 28th St SE. 949- DeYoung's Orchards. Bailey Drive SNO PRINCE - 2nd Leading pro- SINGER - Sewing Machine. Ex- LUMBER CO. exhibition, including, but not limited to musical festivals, ate enclosed flush-type water closets as defined in Act 266, injury to persons or damage to property which may result AND IT IS FURTHER ORDER- State of Michigan, the Probata 8280 or 949-2373. 16-c3l at McCabe Ave, Ada Phone 676- sea of debt? Pay off all of your Jobs welcomed. Call 897-9517. ducer of snowmobiles, offers Isl rock festivals, peace festivals or similar gatherings, but does ED AND ADJUDGED that a cooy Court for tha County of Kent cellent sewer, full price only $24.95. 3071. c3033 WELL DRILLING Public Acts of 1929, and the rules and regulations adopted from the conduct of the assembly or conduct incident there- bills without t loan. Free consulta- j_ tekJL. class dealer the best package in the 6045 28th Street SE of this Oraar ba pubilthed in tha Estate of , Complete with attachments. Terms not mean: to and which insurance sliali remain in full force and effect tion. Pcrsunai payment plan. 1002 industry. No investment required. pursuant thereto and in accordance with any other applica- Lowell Ladgar once aach waok for FARL J. McDIARMID, HAVE TRUCK - For hauling trash ananged, we deliver. CaU 534-5448, Alpine NW. 454-1115. 3c-7-tf Call Waller Rippy (313) 785-6666. ail 1. An event which is conducted or sponsored by a gov- ble state or local law. If such flush-type facilities are not in the specified amounts for the duration of the license. The eight (8) successive weeks prior to Deceased and mowing lawns and cleanup Electro Hygiene Co. 1 Oc31 APPLES - Potatoes, Maple Syrup, Marine Supply Inc. G-3275 W. Pasa- AUTOMOBILES- 17 949-2140 ernmental unit or agency on publicly owned land or prop- available, the county health officer may permit the use of evidence of insurance shall include an endorsement lo the the 11th dey of Dacamber, 197a IT IS ORDERED that on De- work. Phone 676-1190 after 6 p.m. Honey, Eggs, Jams and Jellies - dena, Flint ML 48504. 3c 11-if c22tf Hessler's Orchards, one block north PUMP SERVICE erty; other facilities which are in compliance with Act 273, Pub- effect that the insurance company shall notify the clerk of AND IT IS FURTHER ORDER- cambar 3rd, 1970, at 9:30 A.M. ^ HELP WANTEQ. r FOR SALE - Electric stove, apart- In.the Probete Courtroom. Grend of 1-% al Clarksville Interchange, FREE 2. An event which is conducted or sponsored by any en- lic Acts of 1939, and the rules and regulations adopted pur- Grattan Township in writing at least 10 days before the ex- ED AND ADJUDGED that copies POODLE k KERRY - Blue Terrier ment size, 21-inch. Clean. $15. Rapids, Michigan, a hearing ba GENERAL 1963 FORD - 4 door. Very clean open 8 to 5, closed Tuesday, Phone of this Ordar shall be sarved by cer- trimming and bathing in my home. 949 0526. 10-c- 31 Swiger, Lowell 897-7629 tity qualifying for tax exempt status under Section 501 (c) suant thereto, and in accordance with any other applicable piration or cancellation of said insurance, inside. Mechanically good. New bat- 642-9511 20A-c27Tf Delivery • Estimates tified mail at leest threa (3) weeks hald On tha petition of George R. BUSINESS Puppy cut S5$5; patterns, $7; G. Seese, Clarksville OW 3-2103 (3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954, being 26 U.S.C. state or local law. O. Bonding. Before the issuance of a license the licensee Cook, Administrator, for ailow- tery, muffler, in good shape. Body prior to tha 11th day of DECEM- $10,949-8294. S & H Green Stamps ance of his Finel Account. WANTED - Apple pickers. Call be- SERVICE needs some work. Very good run- c31tf 50! (c)(3). as incorporated by reference in Section 201 of The licensee shall provide lavatory and drinking water fa- shall obtain, from a corporate bonding company authorized BER, 1970, to each par ton whose r - are 7:30 a.in. or after 5:30 p.m., ning tar. 458-0971. 17c-18tf FOR SALE - Mcintosh, Jonathan the Michigan income Tax Act of 1967, Act 281 of the Pub- cilities constructed, installed, and maintained in accordance to do business in Michigan, a corporate surety bond in the neme appaart on the latest Town- Publication and Mrvlce shall be WANTED TO BUY 11 ship Tex Assessment Roils es own- made as provided by statute and •'or stop, 1276 ParneU, 897-7110. PAINTING - S20.00 average size Red and Yellow Delicious, Snow lic Acts of 1967, being Section 206.201 of the Compiled amount of $100,000 in a form to be approved by the Town- 6-c23-tf TRUSSES - Trained fitter, surgical Apples, Ida Red, Red Spy and with Act 266 of the Public Acts of 1929, and the rules and ing lends within the spaclal assast- Court rule. room. Premium paint used. Free appliances, etc., at Kois Rexall Rome Beauty, also pure Sweet Laws of 1948; or regulations adopted pursuant thereto, and in accordance ship attorney, conditioned upon the licensee's faithful com- mant district at the eddrass shown estimate. Call George. 454-6954 or FOR SALE - '63 Converti- Data: October 28th, 1970, Drugs, Saranac, Michigan. 3-c-39tf Cider, Orchard Hill, Clarence Klahn, Consolidated Report of Condition pliance with all of the terms and provisions of this ordi- on tha roil and upon the Michigan 534-3113. 9C-29-32 WANTED - Used band saw. 458 ble, Phone TW 7-7860. Whites 3. An event held entirely within the confines of a per- with any other applicable state or local law. All lavatories A. DALE STOPPELS, 9896 Cascade Rd, 868-4701. Stata Conservation Department. 4322. C3I-32 Bridge Rd. I7-p-31 manently enclosed and covered structure. shall be provided with hot and cold water and soap and pa- nance and all applicable provisions of state or local law, and Judge of Probata HELP WANTED ™ PAINTING k DECORATING - No 20A-C29-31 of State Savings Bank AND IT IS FURTHER ORDER- VandarVeen, Freihofer & Cook BLOCKS - Concrete, cinder, gary- B. "Person" means any natural person, partnership, cor- per towels. which shall indemnify the Township, its agents, officers, and job too small 949-0526. 5-c-39-tf ED AND ADJUDGED that the By: George R. Cook MALE lite. AB sizes. Also chimney blocks. WANTED - Standing Timber. Will employees and the Township Board against any and all loss, OF LOWELL. KENT COUNTY, MICHIGAN 49331 AND FOR- poration, association or organization. The number and type of facilities required shall be de- Kent County Drain Commissioner Attorney for Estate Vosburg Block and Gravel Com- ay top price. Phone Wayland, FINE WEDDING - Invitations, MOBILE HOMES 18A I # L0ST ^ F0UND 24 C. "Sponsor" means any person who organizes, pro- termined, on the basis of the number of attendants, in the injury or damage whatever arising out of or in any way con- maka available for Inspection to all 1125 W. Main Street, pany, Ada. Phone 676-1047. 3c-2tf Blichigan. 792-9396. p31-32 EIGN AND DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES. AT THE CLOSE OF intarasted parties ell angineering LARGE - International Company quick service. Personalized napkins motes, conducts, or causes to be conducted an outdoor as- following manner: nected with the assembly and which shall indemnify the Lowell, Michigan BUSINESS OCTOBER 28, 1970. A STATE BANKING INSTI- surveys and deta heretofore com- needs 10 men and women to work and matches. FREE peckage thank FIRE WOOD - Cherry and Oak. owners of property adjoining the assembly site for any costs A true copy. > sembly. piled by him et his office in the ROLAND R, ROBEY, 3 to 11 shift, $616,00 monthly lo you notes or napkins and etiquette Delivered and slacked, $12. Phone LOST - One Walker and Beagle TUTION ORGANIZED AND OPERATING UNDER THE BANK- attributable to cleaning up and/or removing debris, trash, or book with wedding order. The Lin- FOR RENT FOR SALE - 12 x 50 MobUe mix hound. Brown and white. Lost D. "Attendant" means any person who obtains admis- County Building in tha City of Register of Probate c30-32 start. Phone personnel, 459-5079. 949-0757. 10-C30-34 ING LAWS OF THIS STATE AND A MEMBER OF THE FEI> Facilities Male Female other waste resultant from the assembly. Grand Rapids, Kent County, Mich- 6-C28-33 dy Press, 1127 East Fulton, Grand UNFURN Home, Take over payments. Cum- west of Saranac. Call 676-1190 sion to an outdoor assembly by the payment of money or igen. Rapids, GL 9-6613. 4-c38-tf berland Leisure Estates, Lot 14, Ada. 24-C31 ERAL RESERVE SYSTEM. PUBLISHED IN ACCORDANCE Toilets 1:300 1:200 BOAT STORAGE - $1.50 per by the rendering of services in lieu of the payment of mon- Lowell, Mich. Call 241-0800. WITH A CALL MADE BY THE STATE BANKING AUTHORI- ROMAN J. SNOW, VandarVeen, Freihofer & Cook fool, Ludema Sod Farm, 6312 ey for admission. Urinals 1:100 P. Fire Protection. The licensee shall, at his own expense, MEN NEEDED TO TRAIN CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING-SamJPHOLSTtRIHU-Sam- BOARD - Your hone or pony. 16-P-31 Circuit Judge 1125 W, Main Street Clarksville Rd. Phone 693-2287 or The following deadlines TIES AND BV THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF THIS Lavatories 1:200 1:200 AS SEMI DRIVERS ples shown In your home. Free Family with 2 hones have box stall E. "Licensee" means any person tc whom a license is is- take adequate steps as determined by the state fire marshal, ATTEST: A TRUE COPY Lowell, Michigan 49331 949-1855. No Sunday calls. for one more. 676-9565. 12Bc31 must be observed when sub- DISTRICT. Drinking Fountains 1:500 estimates, pick-up and delivery, FOR RENT - 12 x 60 1970 sued pursuant to this ordinance. to insure fire protection. JACK BRONKEMA, CLERK PUBLICATION ORDER c-30-35 mitting news, pictures and Train now to drive semi-tractor CaU Mrs. Blaln,ilain, !676-5971 . 4<-42tf Mobile Home, two bedrooms, fur- Taps of Fauccts 1:500 M. Diadrick, Deputy HEARING ON CLAIMS advertising to the Lowell Section 3. A person shall not sponsor, operate, maintain, Q, Sound producing equipment, including but not limi- trailers, local and over the road. SNOW TIRES - Size 7:75 x 14. nished, on approximately one acre ASSETS File No. 120,956 Ledger-Snbnrban Life. conduct or promote an outdoor assembly in Grattan Town- Where the assembly is to continue for more than 12 ted to, public address systejps, radios, phonographs, musical Exemlned, Countersigned f,You can earn high wages after WEDDING AND COMMERCIAL - $20 pair. Electro Lux floor buffer, land at 12215 36th St S.E. off Cash and due from banks S 817,833.08 1 Stata of Michigan, The Probata REAL ESTATE ir hours, the licensee shall provide shower facilities, on the bas- & Entered' ' ' Jiort traiiningt . For application, Photography.. Portniti, all jp beau- like new, attachments included, $45 Alden Nash Rd. Can be seen 12 5 ship unless he shall have first made application for, and ob- instruments and other recofdjng Revises, shall not be operar ,0 Court for tha County of Kent- | • Friday noon U. S. Treasury securities 1.730,775.00 ' JACK BRbNKtfMA,CLE ' caU 419-24!43'40532 , or write Safety tiful color. Priced to fit your bud- Phone 676-9565. I0<31 .GENERAL . p.m. Nov. 14. 12B-p-31 tained as hereinafter prescribed, a license for each such as- is of the number of attendants, in the following manner: ted on we premises of the asiemwy so as to be unreason- MARGARET A. DIEDRICH ' "• Estate of DeptDept.,, United Systems, Inc., % get J. E. Colby, Alto. For ap- All plctares, servicemen's Securities of other U. S, Government agencies sembly. Facilities Male Female ably loud or raucous, or so as to be a nuisance or disturb- Deputy Clerk EMMA L. VIS, Duff Terminal Bldg., 215 Cltv pointment call 868-5001.4-c-30-tt MEN'S SUITS - Complete sellout Deceased Park Avenue, Toledo, Ohio. 43602 news. and corporations 92,500,00 Section 4. APPLICATION FOR LICENSE- Application ance to the peace and tranquility of the citizens of Grattan C25-33 now on. Our regular $60 suits now OWN YOUR OWN LOT - Call FARM on Shower Heads 1:100 IT IS ORDERED that on Janu- Training wiH be on the actual closing out at 2 suits for $51. Dkk for a license to conduct an outdoor assembly must be made 1:100 Township, CUSTOM PROCESSING - Cut-, about our 3-bed room rancher. Plac- IMPLANTS L Monday 5 p. m. Obigations of States and political subdivisions 1,662,012,52 ary 28, 1971, at 9:30 A.M. in tha equipment c3l-32 ting, wrapping and freezing. Also Butler is selling out his entire slock ed on your foundation and ready in writing on such forms and in such manner as prescribed R. Fencing, The licensee shall erect a fence completely Other securities (including $19,500 corporate stocks) . 19,500.00 All facilities shall be installed, connected, and maintain- Probata Courtroom, Grand Rap- beef and pork for sale. East Paris of men's suits to the bare walls. to move into for $9,950.00. Art Social items, club news, by the clerk of the Township of Grattan and shall be made ed free from obstructions, leaks and defects and shall at all enclosing the site, of sufficient height and strength as will ids, Michigan, a hearing be held Packing, 4200 East Paris Rotd SE, Jump in your car and head for Sturgis, 361-2649 or 363-9342 Stur- ONCE A YEAR SALE - Cost and birth announcements, hospi- Federal funds sold and securities purchased under preclude persons in excess of the maximum permissible at- at which all creditors of Mid de- HE LP WAN 1 F () Dick Butler's OPS in Grand Ledge. gu Realty, Inc. 16-c28-31 below cost. Sale will run one week at least 60 days prior to date of the proposed assembly. times be in operable condition as determined by the county MORTGAGE SALE 949-3240. 4-c-44-tf ' tal news, coming events, & agreements to resell 700,000.00 cMMd ere required to prove their It wiB pay you to drive over. only. New Holland 1005 Bale Wag- Each application shall be accompanied by a non-refundable health officer. tendants from gaining access and which will have sufficient claims. Creditors must file.sworn FEMALE corvecpondence. Defeult has bean made In the FAST - Economical ceiling and DICK BUTLER ClOTHING down- on, Was $3,575, now $1,995. New Other loans 5,688,473,82 fee of SI00.00 and shall include at least the following: gates properly located so as to provide ready and safe in- claims with the court end serve e WANTED — To buy qualified land conditions of e mortgage made Wall Cleaning, Superio>erior qualitqualjly town Grand Ledge. Where your Holland 273 Baler, was $2,363, D. Food Service. If food service is made available on the gress and egress, copy on Robert E.' Stenerd, Ad- contrects. Call or see Peter Speers- A11 display advertising Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other A. The name, age, residence and mailinu address of the by Ross L. Neely end wife, Elaa- withinewl y Invented macmachineh . Pre- credit cards are always welcome. now $1,785. New Holland 880 premises, it shall be delivered onJy through concessions li- ministrator, at 1620 Cramton Rd,, tra, TW 7-9259 or David F. Coons, copy. person making the application. (Where the person making S. Communications, The licensee shall provide public nora A. Neely of 2255 92nd MATURE WOMAN - With car to serves paint redecorating. Hours 9 to 6 daily. Closed Sundays. Chopper "Demo" was $3,246, .low assets representing bank premises 157,312.14 Ada, Michigan 49301, prior to Lowell Savings and Loan Associa- censed and operated in accordance with the provisions of S.W., Byron Center, Michigan to pick up and deliver orders from 9 to Economical and work guaranteed. IO-c3I-57 $2,300. New Holland 880 Com the application is a partnership, corporation or other associ- telephone equipment for general use on the basis of at least hMrlng. 2, 5 days. S2.00 per hour, 3 raises tion, 217 West Main Street Low-* Tuesday noon Other assets 6,603,59 Act 269, Public Acts of 1968, and the rules and regulations Gary Byker end wife, Henrietta No muss - no bother - no drop Head, was $1,655, now $1,179. ation, this information shall be provided for all partners, of- one unit for each 1,000 attendants, Publication and Mrvlce shall be in pay first 3 weeks. Call 527- cloths used. Phone for Free Es- ell. Phone 897-8321. 5-c-35tf adopted pursuant thereto, and in accordance with any oth- Byker of 5732 School, Hudson- REPOSSESSED New Holland 880 Hay Head, was Want Ads. ficers and directors, or members. Where the pes ion is a cor- T, Miscellaneous. Prior to the issuance of a license, the vllle, Michigan, Mortgagee, deted. made as provided by statute and 0896. 68-c26-tf timate. New-way Wall Clearers. $845, now $694.45. New Holland er applicable slate or local law. PIANOS. ORGANS FOR SALE - Seymour Square. 2 TOTAL ASSETS 510,875.010.15 poration, a copy of the articles of incorporation shall be Township Board may impose any other condition(s) reason- September 11, 1968, and record- Court rule. Phone 949-6422 after 4 p.m. 1469 Haybine, was $6,549, now Letters to the editor—tak- bedroom Doll House, with dining If the assembly is distant from food service establish- ad September 11, 1968, in Liber Data: November 5, 1970 p3I-34 Want responsible party lo assume $5,386. New Holland 469 Haybine, filed, and the names and addresses shall be provided of all ably calculated to protect the health, safety, welfare and room, \Vi car garage, city services, en anytime and run on a ments open to the public, the licensee shall make such food 1689, on page 193, Kent County A, DALE STOPPELS, low balance with small monthly was $3,145, now $2,495. Ford LIABILITIES shareholders having financial interest greater than $500.00). property of attendants or of citizens of the Township of FHA or VA terms. $10,900. Very space-available basis. Records, Michigan, on which Judge of Probata payments. Write Marshall Music Tractors: 5000 D with 169-34 tires, Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships B. A statement of the kind, character, and type of pro- services available on the premises as will adequately feed the Grattan, FOR SAL E pretty. Knutson Co. Realtors, 6035 mortgage there is clelmed to be VandarVeen, Freihofer & Cook HELPWANTED Co, Legal Dept, Box 532, Lan- was $7,865, now $5,895. 4000 D attendants. 28th St SE. 949-8280 or 949- posed assembly. due at tha data hereof the sum of By; George R. Cook MISCELl sing. Mich,, 48933. c3l-32 and corporations 52,039,218,35 Section 11. REVOCATION, The Township Board may re- 2373. 16-C31 SU Modle. was $6444. now $4,999,- E. Medical Facilities. If the assembly is not readily and Six thoutend threa hundred fifty- Attorney for Estate 99. 9000 with Duels "Demo' and C. The address, legal description and proof of ownership voke a license whenever the licensee, his employee or agent Female for general restaurant FOR SALE - Chrome dinette set Time and savings deposits of individuals, quickly accessible to adequate existing medical facilities, the three and 75/100 ($6353.75) dol- 1125W, Main Street, cab, was $14,887, now $10,999,99. of the site at which the proposed assembly is to be conduct- $25; maple baby bed, $15; drapes FOR SALE - Six-year crib, 2-year fails, neglects or refuses to fully comply with any and all iart, including intarett at teven Lowell, Michigan work FOR SALE - St. Francis Parish. Used Fords with loaders: 9N, was Suburban partnerships, and corporations 6,387.643.18 licensee shall be required to provide such facilities on the (pink), $15. Call after 4:30. 897- crib, infant seat child's table with ed. Where ownership is not vested in the prospective licen- provisions and requirements set forth herein or with any (7%) per cent per annum. A true copy. Exquisite Early American. 5 bed- $900, now $665, 800, was $2,000. Deposits of United States Government 212,854.26 premises of the assembly. The kind, location, staff strength, Days, 6 a.m, to 2 p.m. 9587. 10-C31 4 chairs. Also vanity table, lawn see, he shall submit an affidavit from the owner indicating and all provisions, regulations, ordinances, statutes, or other Under the power of tele conuined ROLAND R. ROBEY, sweeper, day-bed with bolsters. Ph. room, \Vi baths, hot water heat. now $1,595, 2000, was $3,400, 887,961.97 medical and other supplies and equipment of such facilities in teld mortgage end the ttetuta Register of Probata c31-33 Inquire at Only $15,900 on FHA or VA now $2,690. 4000, was $3,600 Deposits of States and political subdivisions his consent to the use of the site for the proposed assembly. laws incorporated herein by reference. 49. lOc- 31 Septic shall be prescribed by the county health officer. in teld mortgage and tha ttatute GIRL'S BIKE - Antique Morris terms. Knutson Co. Realtors, 6035 now $2,750. 3400, was $3,900 Certified and officers' checks, etc. 79,564.23 D. The date or dates and hours during which the propos- Section 12. VIOLATIONS. It shall be unlawful for a li- In tuch case made and provided, chair, window weB covers, wis*, 28th St SE. 949-8280 or 949- 2373. now $3,495. Dexta, was $3,350 F. Liquid Waste Disposal. The licensee shall provide for HOOVER - Vacuum Cleaner, runs ed assembly is to be conducted. notice It hereby given thel taid dolhing - men's, ladies', girl's, and 16-C31 TOTAL DEPOSITS 59.607,241.99 censee, his employee, or agent, to knowingly: VandarVeen, Freihofer & Cook like new. Cash price only $26.40 or now, $2,650. 4000 with loader liquid waste disposal in accordance with all rules and regula- mortgage will ba forecloted by e Mo & Pa's misc., Hours 5-9 p.m. Weekdays. and backhoe Exc. was $4,450, E. An estimate of the maximum number of attendants A. Advertise, promote or sell tickets to, conduct, or op- 1125 W. Main Street terms arranged. Has all attachments. Tank (a) Total demand deposits 52,724,671.16 tions pertaining thereto established by the county health ula of tha mortgaged pramltat, All day Saturday. Phone 676-9546, now $3,''95. 800 with Power steer- Lowell, Michigan 49331 Fur free heme trial call 534-5448, CASH! - H you arc willing to div expected at the assembly for each day it is conducted and erate an assembly without first obtaining a license as herein or tome part of them, at public 7214 Thnrnipple Park Dr. S,E.. off ing 10* fork lift Excellent. Was (b) Total time and savings deposits .56,882,570.83 officer. If such rules and regulations are not available or if Electro Hygiene Co. 10-c31 count your Land Contract, I will vendue, et the Eett door of tha PUBLICATION ORDER Coffee Cup Thornapple River Dr. near Cascade, $2,640, now $1,895. Used Melroe 367,956.46 a detailed explanation of the evidence of admission which they are inadequate, then liquid waste disposal shall be in provided. pay carii for it Phone 456-8224. dther liabilities Halt of Justice, City of Grand HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT c-IO-31 Bobcats. 38 Used Snowmobiles. SEPTIC TANK CLEANING will be used and of the sequential numbering or other meth- accordance with the United Slates Public Health Scrvicc B. Conduct or operate an assembly in such a manner as 16-C28-31 Rapids, Michigan. File No. 120,579 6751 28th St., Cascade ELECTRO LUX - Vacuum Clean- Caledonia Tractor & Equipment od which will be used for accounting purposes. to create a public or private nuisance. Publication No. 526, entitled, "Manual of Septic Tank Prac- Said premisas era situeted In the State of Michigan, Tha Probate MINI-BIKES-3V4 h.p, Rupp, 5 h,t). er, A-l rnndition with all attach- Co., Caledonia, Mich. c31 S 9,975,198.45 c-30-if "TOTAL LIABILITIES Section 5. Each application shall be accompanied by a de- tice." If liquid waste retention and disposal is dependent C. Conduct or permit, with the assembly, any obscene Township of Byron, Kent Coun- Court for the County of Kant Scat at new engines, 949-0755 ments, Price only $25. Terms. Call after5p,m. 10c-15tf 534-5448 for free home trial Elec- tailed explanation, including drawings and diagrams where upon pumpers and haulers, they shall be licensed in accord- display, exhibition, show, play, entertainment or amuse- ty, Michigen, end are described Estate of RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES et: DOROTHY L PATTISON, tro Hygiene Co. 10-c31 Call 949-2160 applicable, of the prospective licensee's plans to provide for ance with Act 243, Public Acts of 1951, and the rules and ment. FOREST HILLS Thet pert of the South >4 of the Deceased Reserve for bad debt losses on loans 5 107,349.97 the following: regulations adopted pursuant thereto, and in accordance D. Permit any person on the premises to cause or create Southwett K of the Southwest IT IS ORDERED that on Da- JDtiec&tp- A. Police and fire protection. with any other applicable state or local law, and, prior to a disturbance in, around, or near the assembly by obscene % of Section 22, Town 5 North, camber 10, 1970, at 9:30 A.M. in BEAUTY TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS & SECURITIES 5 107,349.97 Range 12 Wast being West of a the Probate Courtroom, Grand B. Food and water supply and facilities. issuance of any license, the licensee shall provide the coun- or disorderly conduct. POOL TABl ES 8. SUPPLIES CAPITAL ACCOUNTS line 391 feat West of tt>a Wast Rapids, Michigan, a hearing be C. Health and sanitation facilities. ty health officer with a true copy of an executed agreement THIS WEEKS E. Permit any person to unlawfully consume, sell, or pos- North and South 1/8 line, and held on the petition of Edward Amusement Machines Equity capital, total 5 792,461,73 in force and effect with a licensed pumper or hauler, which November D. Medical facilities and services including emergency ve- East of a line 528 feat East of SALON sess, intoxicating liquor while on the premises. L, Pattison, Administrator, for al- Common stock—total par value 5 250,000.00 agreement will assure proper, effective and frequent remov- tha Wast line of Mid Mction, ex- lowance of his Final Account, PRICES hicles and equipment. F. Permit any person to unlawfully use, sell, or possess HILLER-NEWMARK al of liquid waste from the premises so as to neither create cept the South 173 feet of the Publication and Mrvlce shall be No. shares authorized—2,500 No. shares outstanding—2,500 E. Vehicle access and parking facilities. any narcotics, narcotic drugs, drugs or other substances as West 250 feat thereof. 3767 28th St.. East V a nuisance nor menace to the public health. made as provided by ttatute and Surplus 400,000.00 F. Camping and trailer facilities. defined in Act 343, Public Acts of 1952. The length of the pertort of re- Court rule. F. Solid Waste Disposal. The licensee shall provide for demption from such Mie will be 142,461.73 G. Illumination facilities. Data: November 5, 1970. 9^9-2030 Undivided profits solid waste storage on, and removal from, the premises. Stor- one year. COLD DAYS SPECIALS H. Communications facilities. Any of the above enumerated violations is a separate of- A, DALE STOPPELS, age shall be in approved, covered, fly tight and rodent proof fense, is a nuisance per se immediately enjoinable in the cir- Dated: September 24, 1970 Judge of Probate (This Month Only) GILMORE SPORT SHOP I. Noise control and abatement. VandarVeen, Freihofer & Cook TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 5 792,461.73 containers, provided in sufficient quantity to accommodate cuit courts, and, is punishable by imprisonment in the coun- Gary Byker and wife, Henrietta J. Facilities for clean up and waste disposal. By: George R, Cook the number of attendants. Prior to issuance of any license, Byker, Mortgagee & LIVE BAIT 849 HEAD OF LIVESTOCK ty jail for not more than 90 days or by a fine of not more Attorney for Ettete K. Insurance and bonding arrangements. 8154 E. Fulton Rd., Ada the licensee shall provide the county health officer with a than $100.00, or by both such fine and imprisonment. James J. Nopper, Attorney 112SW, Main Street, NOVEMBER 9, 1970 TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES, AND In addition, the application shall be accompanied by a map true copy of an executed agreement in force and effect with Lowell, Michigan 676-5901 It is further provided that any of the above violations is In the Mall AT WITTENBACH SALES Veal . . . up lo$50.50 cwt CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 510.875,010.15 or maps of the overall site of the proposed assembly. A true copy. WHITE ROSE GASOLINE a licensed refuse collector, which agreement will assure prop- a sufficient basis for revocation of the license and for the Grandvilla, Michigan ROLAND R. ROBEY, Beef Steers and Heifers Section 6. On receipt by the clerk, copies of the application er, effective and frequent removal of solid waste from the c25-32 $10,50 plus parts Open 6 Day* 'til 9. immediate enjoining in the circuit court of the assembly. Regltter pf Probata c31-33 Corner of up to$28.00 cwt MEMORANDA shall be forwarded to the chief law enforcement and health premises so as to neither create nor cause a nuisance or men- Tune-Up Specials Closed Thursday Section 13. SEVERABILITY- If any portion of this ordi- 8,50 plus parts Forest Hills Road Beef Cows . up to $20.90 cwt Average of total deposits for the 15 calendar days officers for the county, the state fire marshall, and to such ace to the public health. Beef Bulls . up to$25.75 cwt nance or the application thereof to any person or circum- and Cascade Road ending with call date ^ 9,861,312.20 other appropriate public officials as the clerk deems neces- The licensee shall implement effective control measures Feeder Cattle stances shall be found to be invalid by a court, such invali- HIGHLAND HILL DAIRY sary. Such officers and officials shall review and investigate to minimize the presence of rodents, flies, roaches and other EVERGREENS Cooling System Specials Complete Line of Dairy . . from $20.00 to $41.00 cwt Average of total loans for the 15 calendar days dity shall not affect the remaining portions or applications matters relevant to the application and within 20 days of Products Hogs . . . up to$17.70 cwt vermin on the premises. Poisonous materials, such as insec- Shrubs - Shade Trees ending with call date 5,690,080.00 of this ordinance which can be given effect without the in- Announce the new arrival Sows . . . up to $15.30 cwt. receipt thereof shall report their findings and recommenda- ticides or rodenticides shall not be used in ar.y way so as to Drain and flush cooling system. Delivered to Your Door valid portion or application, provided such remaining por- & Ornamentals In style with printed birth Boars . . . up .to $13.60 cwt. beposits of the State of Michigan 189,606.08 tions to the Township Bogrd. contaminate food, equipment, or otherwise constitute a NEW HOURS tions are not determined by the court to be inoperable, and annooncemnts from the Tighten all hoses. Inspect fan 897 7992 Feeder Pigs Section 7. Within 30 days of the filing of the application, hazard to the public health. Solid waste containing food $195 end up to this end this ordinance is declared to be severable. Ledger office. belts and Install new collant from $ 8.25 to $17.75 cwt I, Keith L Caldwell, Vice-President and Cashier, of the above- • the Township Board shall issue, set conditions prerequisite waste shall be stored so as to be inaccessible to vermin. The Section 14. EFFECTIVE DATE. This ordinance shall be 897-7120 or 897-8613 / S3.5Q plus material Open Mon. • Sat. E & K' named bank do hereby declare that this report of condition is to the issuance of, or deny, a license. The Vownship Board premises shall be kept in such condition as to prevent the Auction every Monday, 6:30 effective from and after November 9th, 1970. BUILDING REPAIR CO. p.m. Feeder pigs, poultry and true to the best of my knowledge and belief. may require that adequate security or insurance be provid- harborage or feeding of vermin. Thurs. and Fri. Rustproof^spedals Completely coat underside of car Wa Specialize in Insurance nay sold at 4 p.m. Keith L Caldwell ed before a license is issued. Where conditions are imposed H. Public Bathing Beaches. The licensee shall provide or All ordinances or parts of ordinances inconsistent here- with are hereby repealed. including doors and rocker panels Claims as prerequisite to the issuance of a license, or where a license make available or accessible public bathing beaches only in 4 We, the undersigned directors, attest the correctness of this S2aSQ "Patch Plaitering ng — is denied, within 5 days of such action, notice thereof must accordance with Act 218, Public Acts of 1967, and the stock every Monday, call Bill Vo- report of condition and declare that it has been examined by us be mailed to the applicant by certified mail, and, in the Thanks... EVENING *0%. nairs *Paperhanging rules and regulations adopted pursuant thereto, and in ac- JAMES A. BYRNE, Clerk Snow Tire Specials der, Route 2, Alto, 868-5221. and to the best of our knowledge and belief is true and correct. case of denial, the reasons tl erefore shall be stated in the Serving l.* /ell & Forest Wills cordance with any other applicable provision of state or lo- Grattan Township For Your Support 897-9813 868-4721 H. J. Englehardt, notice. cal law. c31 Recaps starting at $14.00 aach exchange. HOURS Herbert Elzinga, Section 8. A license may be denied if: Firestone Town and Country RAVENNA I. Public Swimming Pools. The licensee shall provide or At The Polls November 3 1, The applicant fails to comply with any or all require- make available public swimming pools only in accordance (You buy 2nd tire at ^ price) King Doyle, Directors ments of this ordinance, or with any or all conditions im- with Act 230, Public Acts of 1966, and the rules and regu- NOTICE: Our shop is now equippwl with S®1™ »'"» als0 s"allable No Appointments When you wonder what to LIVESTOCK State of Michigan, County of Kent ss: lations adopted pursuant thereto, and in accordance with give... select a set of per- posed pursuant hereto, or with any other applicable pro- Your Vergenm Township Officors a lathe to turn disc brakes. needed Mondays Sworn to and subscribed before me this 11 th day of November, 1970. vision of state or local law; or. any other applicable provision of state or local law. sonalized matches and nap- kind available at the Ledger- SALES Laura Shepard, 2, The applicant has knowingly made a false, misleading J. Access and Traffic Control. The licensee shall provide , Superv Irene Oiborne. Clerk Read the Want Ads office. Notary Public or fraudulent statement in the application or in any support- for ingress to and egress from the premises so as to insure Elmer Wittenlbach , Tireasure r Carl Kropf, Truitee WITTENBACH'SSales & Service J. Paul Herman, Mgr. ing document. the orderly flow of traffic onto and off of the premises. Ac- 749 W. Main, Lowell Ph. 897-9227 Phone 853-2952 My commission expires November 13, 1973. c31 cess to the premises shall be from a highway or road which Lowell Ledger-Suburban Life, November 12, 1970 Arrow Shut Out Gull Lake, 22-0 BY BROOKE JOHNSON New DODGE Belding scored twice in the sccond quarter but DeWitt came TRIRIVER O-K RED The Lowell High Red Arrows put together the second of back to score on a quarterback sneak. Pete Olson then scored (FINAL) (FINAL) their tremendous showings when they shut out GulLLake 22-0 two more on the conversion leaving the Arrows behind 14-18. W L W L here last Friday night. T Lowell's defense not only held the Redskins through the Sparta 4 0 I Kentwood 6 0 East Grand Rapids 4 2 The Arrows are now in a final 3rd place standing in the third quarter but also scored a touchdown when Dave Yeiter Greenville 4 1 0 Dependable Grand ville 4 2 league. intercepted a pass and ran four yards for a touchdown. Olson LOWELL 3 2 0 Weal Ottawa 3 ,3 Lowell received the ball to begin the game, and their offense then ran his way into the end zone to pick up two more points. Coopersville 2 2 1 Cedir Springs Rockford 2 4 took off on a 12-play, 60-yard drive featuring mainly Pete Olson The Arrows again scored in the third quarter, this time when 1 4 0 Belding Godwin 2 4 running off of key blocks by Mark Billock, to the Gull Lake 7. 0 5 0 DeWitt ran in from the two-yard line. Olson again picked up FOREST HILLS 0 6 There Joe Rinard took a short quick pass from Denny DeWitt the two points. Trade-Ins for the Arrows' first six points. Belding's last touchdown was scored in the fourth quarter Nov. 6 Results Nov. 6 Results ' O-K RED I The game then turned defensive with both teams battling when Ben Neilsen took a pass from Mike Kohn and ran 29 yards Tri-River across the 50. for a touchdown. Sparta 6, Coopcrsville 6 Kentwood 14, Rockford 16 Greenville 27, Cedar Springs 13 Late in the third period, the Arrows started a drive from The Arrows racked up two more touchdowns when DeWitt Grandvile 13, Weal Ottawa 8 Lowell 22, Cull Lake 0 E. Grand Rapids 34, Godwin 12 Thst Are Winterized their own 22 all the way to the Gull Lake 3, where DeWitt ran ran around the end twice from inside the 10 and Olson scored Forest Hills 49, Belding 20 Foreal Hills 49, Belding 20 one in for six more points. Rinard grabbed DeWitt's pass over two more inside the 10 and Olson scored two more conver- the center for the two-point conversion, putting the Arrows sions. The final score was 46-24. out front, 14-0. And Safety Check DeWitt again scorcd, this time with a quarterback sneak, and the much used DeWitt-to-Rinard pass made good the con- version, netting Lowell an;' additional two points. Gull Lake's only real scoring threat was stopped when de- Forest Hills Steamrollers Over Belding/49-20 For Your fensive man Pat Hcrblet recovered a fumble on Lowell's five- yard line with only 50 seconds left on the clock. Victory came to the Forest Hills football team as they romp- Three minutes later Wynant went up the middle on a 23- The Arrows totaled 341 yards on offense; made 15 first ed over the Belding team in the last home game Friday. Frustra- yard run, completing the second touchdown. VanderBaan's run around end for extra points failed. Winter Driving downs and owned the ball for 75 plays. By comparison Gull tions were let loose with a vengence as the Rangers scored three Lake totaled 155 yards and had eight first downs by running touchdowns in the first eight minutes of play. The third TD for the Rangers was made on a pass from Van- the ball 40 plays. In a rolling game, the Green and White totaled over 500 derBaan to Jeff Van Strein for fifteen yards. Thus ended the first quarter at 20-0. Safety And Pleasure yards in rushing with a tremendous attack that ended the game BELDING with a final score of 49-20. The leading rusher was Craig Wynant Two more touchdowns by the Gre^n and White came in the Two weeks ago last Friday the Arrows played another out- who gained 223 yards, made three touchdowns and one extra second quarter. Wynant went up the middle wiLh a 15-yard standing game when they won over Belding 46-24. point. The only weakness in the game, according to the coach- plunge and also made • smash through the middle for the two igTO's The game belonged to DeWitt who scorcd four out of the ing staff, was in passing. extra points. six touchdowns while the other two were scored by defensive- The first touchdown for Forest Hills came in the first two Mark Anderson from two yards out went off tackle for a Dodge Monaco 4 Dr. HT men. minutes of play after Belding attempted to punt. Larry Deibel touchdown, and a points-after attempt was run up the middle Dodge Polara 2 Dr. HT The first touchdown of the game was scored by the Redskins took over, running straight up the middle to score six points. by Warner, also good. The Belding team made two touchdowns Chevrolet El Camino in this quarter. when Rog Jackson ran for a 45-yard touchdown. An extra two points was made on a pass from Ron VanderBaan Deluxe Pickup Lowell scored when defensive tackle Paul Klifman grabbed a to Bob Warner. The third period was all Forest Hills' as the Belding team was Dodge Coronet 440 4Dr. fumble shook loose by John Brower in the end zone. held to only two yards rushing and zero yards passing, al- though they tried four passes. A two-yard plunge up the middle Sedan by Wynant added to the score, although the try for extra points Bridgestone Mark II Bike failed. It was 42-14 going into the fourth quarter. Thornapple Lions Bill Vekasi recorded the longest run of the season for the igeg's Rangers as he romped 49 yards off left end. Vic Switzer kicked Appreciate Support the 49th point for his team. The Belding players managed one Dodge Coronet 440 4Dr. more TD before the final whistle. Sedan Looking for an activity? Join the Thornapple Lions. The club Sports The coaching staff said outstanding games had been played Chevrolet Impale 2Dr. HT needs new members to keep up with its plentiful activities. by George McCarger, who worked both offensively and defen- President Ed Buell is proud of the overwhelming use of the sively, and by Dick Powell, who was injured in tht fourth quar- Thornapple Lions community park this year. Jay Liefbroer, ter and who is now on crutches for the rest of the season. 1968's park director, is looking for more help in keeping the park, which There is only one game remaining for the Ranger team. The is located on Thornapple River Drive just south of Ada, in trim. Carol Muison Rides to players are looking forward to Friday's hassel with Northview, Dodge Monaco 2 Dr. HT The use of the picnic area was extremely heavy from May through rated the number one team in the state in Class B. The game . Dodge Charger 2 Dr. HT October. The rains made it hard to keep everything in order, says Equestriome Honors will be held at 7:30 p.m. at the Northview field. Dodge Dert Gt. HT Liefbroer, but, nevertheless, some flowering bushes will be added "It was a tremendous effort by every member of the team," Dodge Dart Custom 4 Dr. Carol Munson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Munson, for the coming season. said the coaching staff. "We were able to show our team's tal- Plymouth Road Runner 746 Grand River Drive, N.E., Ada, qualified to represent During the summer the Thornapple Valley Baseball League ent, and the boys never let down." Michigan on the Youth Activity Team at the A!l-American 2 Dr. (2) used the three diamonds every day. Baseball league director, Quarter Horse Congress in Columbus, Ohio, recently. Volkswagon Square Back Bob Dangl, said th.-t 500 boys were organised into three inde- She was the only Michigan winner, placing fifth in m Sedan pendent leagues plus two American Legion leagues. This was a horsemanship out of 73 horses, and making the top 18 COM'NG EVENTS Dodge Coronet Deluxe new venture for the Lions, who were led by Dangl and Dr. Er- out of 71 horses in the pleasure class. nest Ensing. 2 Dr. In the open Youtli Activity classes she placed first in Dodge Coronet 440 Wagon "With only 35 members, the Lions could not possibly have pleasure out of 81 of the top quarter horses in the nation. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12 been able to complete the past successful year at this park with- Dodge Dart 4 Dr. Sedan Carol currently is leading the state of Michigan in Youth The Vergennes Cooperative Club has scheduled a bazaar out the splendid support of so many from the community," Activity horsemanship, second in pleasure, and third in Thursday and Friday, Nov. 12 and 13, next to the Debonaire said Buel!. "Our thanks to everyone, whether it was for their reining. Shop, 100 W. Main St., Lowell. Baked goods, aprons, knitted hearts, their backs, or their money." 1967's She rides Sandy Miss, an AQHA champion mare. articles, hobby and craft products as well as second-best things, The Lions Clubs throughout Michigan are also deeply involv- are among items to be sold. ed in the White Cane projects. Carol is a senior at Forest Hills high school. Chrysler Newport 2 Dr. HT Plans for the Fallasburg Covered Bridge Centennial in 1971 Dodge Monaco 9 Pan. Wgn. LOWELL FRESHMEN WIN AGAIN Oberlio Places 33rd in State Harrier Meet will be discussed at 8 p.m., Thursday, November 12, at the Chevrolet Belaire 6 Pass. Lowell Intermediate School Building, 300 N. Monroe St. The Wgn. Lowell's number one cross country runner, Mike Oberlin, public is encouraged to attend. The Lowell Freshman football team ran their win streak to Chevrolet Biscayne 6 Pass. took 33rd place in the State Cross Country Meet last Saturday 4 in a row by defeating Kent Occupational Education and Train- FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13 Wgn. at Washtenaw County Country Club near Ypsilanti. ing Center 18-6 at Kimble Stadium in Wyoming. Dodge Monaco 4 Dr. Sedan Oberlin qualified for the state finals when he placed sixth Cyclamen Chapter No. 94 Order of the Eastern Star will Leading rushes in the game were Bob Chapman with 118 Plymouth Fury III HT in the regionals at Indian Trails the Saturday before. Mike also hold its regular meeting Friday, Nov. 13, at 8 p.m. at the Mason- yards. Rusty Steffens with 62 yards, and Dave Beach with 50 ic Temple in Lowell. Dodge Dart 270 4 Dr. placed fourth in the Tri-River Conference meet Oct. 22. yards. Jeff Pierce completed eight passes while attempting 13. Okh. Delta 88 4 Dr. The Red Arrows Frosh gained 290 yards while Kent gained SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14 Plymouth Fury II 4 Dr. 142 yards. The Freshmen will close out their season with a . x ^c-,new fashicns- ^ Parly Saturday night. November International 1100 V-8 P.U. home game against Rockford at 5 p.m. Thursday at Recreation Census Bureau Slates 14, 7:30 p.m. Lowell Masonic Temple. Sponsored by Job's Park. Daughters. Public invited. Refreshments. Employment Survey SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15 1966'$ The Bureau cf the Census will conduct a survey of employ- A trombone-piano duet from the Grand Rapids School of Dodge Polara 4 Dr. Sedan DINING AND DANCING ment and unemployment in this area during the week of Nov. the Bible and Music will be featured Sunday, November 15, at Buick La Sabre 4 Dr. Sedan 7:30 p.m. at the Alton Bible Church. Members of the musical FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SUNDAY 15, Hobert A. Yerkey, Director of the Bureau's regional office Ford Fairlane 500 4 Dr. in Detroit announced today. team are trombonist Vern Ryker, a former U. S. Army band Plymouth Belvedere 4 Dr. BillDr8ke member, and Sheila Nelson, piano instructor at the school. The Fine Music In addition to the regular questions on employment asked Dodge D-200 * T. Pickup and the Hi Lites each month, the survey will again collect information about public is cordially invited. b p.m. to Midnight 9:30 to «;30 supplemental or part-time jobs and the number of l.ours devoted MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16 to them. Ionia County Pomona Grange will meet at Danby Grange iges's The Bureau will also ask whether each person included in the Hall, Monday, November 16. Potluck dinner at 7 p.m. Bring sample voted in the November election or had been registered your own table service and a dish to pass. Dodge Polara 6 Pass. Wgn. Lena Lou Inn to vote. Similar questions were asked in November 1968, 1966, Dodge Dart Gt. Hardtop TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17 ADA and 1964. Rambler Classic 660 Wgn. The households to be interviewed here are part of a scienti- Ths South Boston Extension Group will meet with June and Valiant 100 2 Dr. Sedan fically designed sample that is representative of the entire U.S. Carol Fahrni Nov. 17, an all day meeting. Meat dish and coffee Dodge Coronet 440 Wgn. population. The employment and unemployment statistics are will be furnished by the host. Meeting is to begin at 11 a.m. Chevrolet % T. Pickup collected monthly by the Bureau for the U. S. Department of Please bring own service and a dish to pass. STRAND Labor to provide a continuing measure of the economic health of the Nation as a whole and of its major regions. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18 1964 THEATRE Facts supplied by individuals participating in the survey are The Garden Lore Club and the Lowell Women's Club will Lowell, Michigan kept confidential and are used only to compile statistical re- meet jointly Nov. 18 at 2 p.m. at the club room. Ford Galaxie 500 4 Dr. sults. The law safeguarding the privacy of the individual applies THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19 to all information collected by the Census Bureau. The Women's Society of Christian Service of the First United Interviewers who will visit households in this area included 1962 Methodist Church will have as their guest speaker. Miss Mary FRI. SAT. SUN. in the sample survey are Mrs. Lucy Hall, 3046 Knapp, N. E. Jean Tennant, on Thursday, November 19, at 8 p.m. in the Edu- Pontiac Bonn. HT MOV. 13-14-15 Grand Rapids, and Mrs. Ruby Ver Strate, 1900 Darwin, S.W., cation Building. Open Grand Rapids. The LowellChild Study Club will meet at 8 p.m. at the home LEAVES FOR FAR EAST of Mrs. Leo Peters, 14070 E. Fulton. Mrs. James Marron will Bowling explain the Docent Program, sponsored by the G, R. Art Mu- BUY WITH Frank Van Dusen of the Merchant Marines left San Francisco seum. All interested women are cordially invited to attend. Adults - 3 games $1.00 Friday evening for the far East, including Japan, Korea, South Students-30c per game. Vietnam, Hong Kong and other ports on board the S. S. Eliza- SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21 CONFIDENCE bethport. Monday ( Tuesday The Story-la4y from Kent County Library will tell stories His address is Frank Van Dusen, S. S. Elizabethport, c/o for boys and girls (ages 4 through 12) on Saturday. November from your 3:30-6:00 p.n. Sea Land Service, Inc., P. O. Box 401, Yokahama, Japan, 21, 10 p.m. in Celefbration of National Book Week, at the Low- 291-31. ell Public Library. 1 Vedntsdiy.Thiirsdiy DODGE JACK LEMMON SANDY DEMHS mSMOiSTNT I Friday Attention Hunters! NEED A SECOND CAR ? "DISTINGUISHED THE 0UT-0f-T0WNERS caonrMovutf «^cmi 1:00-6:00 p.m. Special Hunters' Policy DEALER Saturday (one of five 12-time winners in the U.S.A.) Covers 1 day before NEXT WEEK: 3:30-11:00 p.m. Season & 1 day after For Good Buys Open Monday & Wednesday evenings Sunday 'DARLING LILT $5000.00 Protection ( (500.00 Medical 1:00-6:00 p.m STOP at Weekend Rates: JACKSON 1 Performance 50 cents per game $3.50 at 7:45 DYKH0USE & BUYS MOTOR SALfS Friday thru Sunday American (Winter policy) Legion Lanes Robert W. Martin Ins. YOUR NEIGHIORHOOD USED CAR DEALER "The Home of Dependable Used Cars" Adults Sl.OO-Children 50C TW7-7566 Lowell 949-0490 6915 Cascade Road 949-1620 930 W. (vUir.—TW 7-9281—LoWell

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