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Wm. Christiansen, civic leader, School may seek dies Monday

In Ihr "Spring is almost 7 mills operation * sprung" department, we have had two reports of robins being An increase of the operating the Board of Education from seen in the vicinity. millage for Lowell Area Schools the North Bell School District Mrs. Dorothy Wubcen, 8715 was a feature of the agenda of in Boston Township asking to ' 52nrt Street. Ada. saw two the school board meeting on allow a vole on joining the Low- r robins and Mrs. Mildred Bel- Monday night. Superintendent ell Area Schools. They agreed f lows, 803 West Main. Lowell, James Pace told the board that to vote on accepting the Lowell saw robins around her house. he feels that 7 mills operating debt. i Mrs. Wubben added that her levy in place of the 3 mills that The Lowell board requested ^ rohins «ipemed t* be gathering expired last year is necessary. permission from the Superin- nesting materials thus adding Pace revealed that this would tendent of Public Instruction to to the hope that spring Is provide $161 000 for operation allow the vote. The board also >, really on the way. and would not cover increased agreed that if the election is teachers salaries but only pro- allowed, property owners in the vide the additional staff mem- North Bell district that are con- bers and Increased operating tiguous to the Saranac School Leo Rowland of Ionia has expense of the new buildings. District will be allowed to trans, The board was asked to take for to that district. Vol. 73—No. 49 THURSDAY, MARCH 16. 1967 j"ined the Lowell PoUce De- panment. this under consideration until th? next meeting when a de- School Calendar for 67-68 Officer Rowland was a cision will have to be made The board approved the LETTER TO THE EDITOR member of the Ionia Police Pace also stated that he favor- school calendar for the 1967-68 before coming here. Lowell was saddened by the ed voting for the extra millage school year: it calls for 190 death Monday morninlorning of Wil- for only one year at a time. days teachers contract; 185 Pastor replies liam Christiansen, retired busi- In that way the millage needed membersh'p davs and 179 at- nessman and prominent civic could be changed as economic tendance days. Principal chang- New Showboat dates, August leader. His death followed a conditions changed. es include additional attendance 21 thru 26, will appear on all long Illness. The superintendent explained days; teachers would report for the first class mall leaving Lo- to peace talk. to the board that he hopes In- two days orientation on August well from now until Showboat Chris, as he was known to To bomb or not to bomb creased state aid wi/ elve the 31 and school would start on a time. almost everyone in the com- district the money necessary to seems to be the Issue. Shall we munity, came to Lowell in 1928 full-time basis the day after Postmaster Doyle said that raise teachers salaries. No def- bomb Haiphong. Hanoi, and the and purchased the Lalley Candy Labor Day. Christmas vacation dam systems in North Viet by August 26 over a half- inite figures have been discuss- would be reduced from 15 days million pieces of mail would store and soda fountain. He ed in negotiations with the Nam? And what about the air started making his own ice to 10 davs. Baccalaureate ser- carry the Showboat announce- teachers bargaining committee strips? 1 think we must leave cream and developed the lunch vice In 1968 would be left up ment. but $5,800 to S6 100 starting sal- this difficult decision with our facilities and soda fountain. He to the students' Individual leaders who know far more ary Is what other Kent districts churches instead of the school moved his ice cream plant to are talking about. Presently Lo- than we. To be arm chair gen- sponsored service presently. the old hotel property at the well teachers have a $5,400 erals is quite a simple thing, Wallv Elckhoff, a patient at comer of Main and Washington Superintendent Pace announc- starting salary. but you've got to see the situa- the William llansma Nursing where the Eberhard store is ed to the board that rental of tion in its entirety, and 1 don't Home at 908 Lincoln Lake Ave- now located. In 1932. North Bell Asks lo Vote school books In all grades is think any of us are in that po- nue, was given oxygen by Low- planned for the coming school sition. ell Police Monday morning He opened a cone shop in this A petition was received by year. when he had difficulty breath- location in 1935 and enlarged What troubles me is the fact ing. It into a dairy bar in 1939, at that Rev. Webber quotes two He was taken by ambulance the same time putting in a scripture texts, but in so doing to the hospital In Grand Rap- frozen food locker plant. The Fire damaqes has lifted them out of their set- Ids for further medical at- Christiansen Drug Company ting. out of their context, and tention. was organized in 1938 and has applied them to international been enlarged from one 22-foot Olin farm home situations and relationships. store unit to its present three- Matt. 5:44, 45 "But I say to store size over the years. Fire gutted the inside of the you. Love your enemies.;. and • A three car accident occur- •- red In the center of town Fri- The dairy bar was closed Duras Olln farm home at the Safe crackers hit two Lowell manufacturing firms pray for those who ... perse- down for several years during comer of M-21 and Whites cute you; so that you may be day evening when Roland M. Hansma. 22. 926 N. Washington, World War II but WIS reopen- Bridge Road Thursday after, Jules Erler of the King MlUlog Company is pictured on the the sons of your Father who Is ed as a meat market and small noon. Lowell firemen fought the J In heaven." Now these words hit the rear of a car driven by m* left by. the safe which was ripped open by safe crackers Sun- Harold K. Buck. 17, 227 N. Jef- store in conjunction with the blaze for two hours when the Lowell brothers die are part of Jesus' Sermon on frozen food locker plant in 1943. fire spread from a shed In the day night * Mwday morning. The door hinge on the safe the Mount. He was specifically ferson, and pushed his car into in Kentucky crash one driven by Marjory L. Win- In 1955 he enlarged the building rear and burned out the Inside was chiseled off and contents strewn around the room. In the speaking to Christians, convert- and opened Lowell's first super of the two story frame house. ed people. Notice verse 1; "And slow, 24. of Ionia, pletare on Uk right Police Chief Avery Block looks over the Willard Burton. 28. and Ran- All three cars were going market, which was sold to Eb- Lowell Fire Chief Baker said dall Burton, 28. were killed seeing the multitudes, he went erhard in 1958. the fire is believed to have damaged filing cabinet safe broken Into at Root-Lowell Man- up into a mountain and when west on Main Street. Hansma early Sunday morning when was given a summons for started when burning papers nfactaring Company offices the same night. their car left the highway and he was set his disciples came Started In Dairy Business set the shed ablaze. Mr. and unto him: and he opened his failure to stop in assured hit a tree near Richmond, Ken- clear distance. Mrs. Olln were unable to stop Safe cracking burglers hit missing. mouth and taught them, say- William Christiansen was bom tucky. They had left Lowell on in Manistee and began working the fire from spreading to the both the King Milling Company At the Root-Lowell plant the ing " These words were Saturday evening to visit their in Cadillac in the dairy supply house. The house was ablaze and Root-Lowell Manufacturing safe robbers broke a window specifically to his disciples. Je-" parents in Barbersville, Ken- sales and service. He moved to when LoweU firemen arrived. Company on Sunday night tak- in the rear of the factory and sus was teaching his disciples Frank J. McMahon, 24, 313 tucky. Mobile, Alabama, where he con. The Saranac Fire Department ing some $700 in cssh from the ransacked the office of the and all Christians, all converted N. Hudson was not injured but Both brothers have lived in tinned in the dairy business, op- also turned out to fight the two safes, police reported. Both manufacturing company. They people, how we are to react a the car he was driving was the community for the past two erating a dairy and ice cream blaze. Damage was estimated robberies were discovered by tore the door off the filing cab- years and were employed at Christians to personal insult and badly damaged when he struck at $5,W0 by Fire Ch^ef Baker. Named Vice-Pres. c came inet safe in Plant Manager El- to personal Inlury. We are not a telephone pole on North Mon- plant there. He returned to Nash Kelvinator In Grand Rap^ Grand Rapids where he worked to wore Monday morning. mer Schaefpr's office and re- to fight back. We are not to be^' aoe Street The acektent oc- iir rmr vXL ids. Services were held on Wed- in a dairy before locating Just Herbert Etelaga, Cashier The robbers entered the King moved between $200. and $300 vindictive. This Is what He Is curred at I;55 a. m, on Satur- nesday in Barbersville, Ken- the opportunity he was looking Harold Sneathen and mejiber of the State Milling Company through a rear company spokesman said. tucky. telling us in verses 44 and 45. day. Savings Bank staff for 25 Lowell police have several This is clearly to be seen by McMahon toki police he fell for in Lowell in 1928. They are survived by their Chris often told of coming to passes suddenly years was named Executive an air duct leads on suspects that were ob- the fact that In verse 39 Jesus asleep. He was given a sum- crawling irents, Mrs. and Mrs. Lloyd Lowell and looking at the Lal- Harold G. Sneathen of 178 S. Vice President and Cashier they rippeWd ope n in the base- served in town over the week said. "But I say unto you. that mons for reckless driving. Eurton; four brothers: Kenneth ley store, deciding that the new Pleasant Street, Lowell, passed and to the board of directors ment. They chiseled the top end but no arrests have been ye resist not evil: but whoso- of Lowell. Glen of Ada, George M-21 just being completed would away suddenly Sunday evening of the bank at their meeting hinge off the large safe and made. Police say they are not of Grand Rapids and Russell ever shall smite thee on thy on Tuesday, Harold J. Engle- sure that it was the same right cheek, turn to him the make Lowell's Main Street a at Butterworth Hospital In then pried the door open. The at home; two sisters: Mrs. Police sent novice driver, good place for a soda fountain Grand Rapids. He was 64 years hardt. President announced. company said that $144.00 was thieves in both plants. John (Wilma) Wolf and Mrs. other also." To apply these Linda S. Shores, 15, back to her words to nations, and to inter- and seeing the possibilities of old. Ray (Annette) Strouse of Low- instructor for more practice in building a business with his Mr. Sneathen was employed ell. Willard is also survived by national relationships and situ- backing into a parking space. Myrtle Sexton Lowel welcomes ations. Is unwarranted. own quality Ice cream products. as a maintenance man by the Mafl attention his wife. Betty, and two-month- Miss Shores hooked her Lowell Area School system at new residents old daughter, Debora. This brines me to the second bumper on a parked car be- Years of Community Service the Intermediate School. dies Friday given ex-resident text Matt. 26:52: ' Put up again longing to Rev. Oscar Smith Funeral services were held Newcomers to our community of Lowell and pushed It Into Chris served Lowell over the during the recent weeks in- thy sword into its place for all years in manv ways. He served Wednesd^v afternoon at 1 p. m, Services were held Monday thev that take the sword shall a parked truck oMned by Bill at the Roth Funeral Home In moming at the Roth Funeral •flie March Good Housekeep- clude Mr. and Mrs. Lyle John- Winner named in Richard, also of LoweU. The on the council for 21 years and ing Magazine carries the story, son, 1345 Valley Vista Drive. perish with (bv) the sword." for most of the history of the Lowell with Rev. Keith M^Iver Home In LoweU for Mrs. Myrtle /earfcook contest Jesus Is being taken to be tried accident occurred when the of the Lowell Bantlst Church Sexton. Rev. Jerry Paul offici- "And Then There Was One," The Johnsons are from Evart, Showboat led in decorating the young lady was attempting to officiating. Burial will be made which tells of Larry Rink's re- Michigan. Mr. Johnson is the and crucified. They laid tends craft. In fact the idea of the ating. Anita Hahn, eighth erader at on Jesus and one of his disci- rk on East Main Stret on in Lutheran Cemetery in Benzie markabe fight against cancer. new produce manager at Eber- Showboat was bom around a Formerly a resident of Cas- Lowell Junior High, has been ples "drew his sword and onday evening. County. Larry is a patient of Dr. Ray- hards. K table in the rear of the store. cade Township. Mrs. Sexton named as the winner of the He is survived bv his wife, mond Houghton of White struck a servant of the high He served at the base hospital passed away Friday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Heal- Junior Arrow Yearbook Cover Reta; s step-son Delmar Launs- Pigeon. Michigan, who started priest's and smote off his ear." Methodists plan at Battle Creek during his tour Alto. ey, formerly of East Jordan, Contest. Mrs. Claus. Mrs. Jones, Then came Jesus' rebuke of burry. and a step-dau^hter, Ju- his practice there in 1958. of Army service in 1918 and She is survived by a nephew, Michigan, now reside in the Mrs. Like. Mr. Buck. Mrs. verse 52. Holy Week events d'th Hak^la of Lowell; two Valley Vista Apartments. They Ward, Mike Talbot, and Amy has been a leader in the Ameri- John Sexton of Grand Rapids. Dr. Houghton Is a graduate can Legion Post here over the brothers. Wilbur of Costa Mesa, of Lowell High School, class of are the parents of Mrs. Gerald Lake were the judges for the Here, again, vou have a per- Good Fridav Services will be Interment was made in Cas- venrs. He w*s commander dur- California, and Albert of Hop- cade Cemetery. 1948. He is the son of Mr. and DeForest of Lowell. Mr. Healey contest. sonal relationship involved. And held at First Methodist Church, kins. was formerly in the automobile Anita's entry was a three- they laid hands on Jesus and Friday, March 24. at 1 p. m. ing the mid '40's and pushed Mrs. George Houghton of 329 the present American Legion North Washington. Lowell, and and real estate business. leaf clover with an arrow in took Him. and a disciple of Rev. Charles Davis, Pastor at From Caledonia, New York, the center. As a reward for her Jesus takes a sword and swings the Congregational Church, will Building to comnletion in spite Bobcats invade the grandson of Frank Hough- of manv difficulties. In fact E. J. Hammond ton of Lowell. come Mr. and Mrs. John Wha- winning contribution. Anita re- it. Are we to applv these words be the speaker. Tliis is open to lev and two sons, ages five and ceived $5. Other winners of the of verse 52 to international re- the public. when things were toughest, he dies unexpectedly Miller property seven. He Is employed by Em- contest were second place. Toby lationships? To all international Maundv Thursday Communion put his own monev into the pmiect to get it into operation. perial Printing Company in Godfrey; third place, Anita relationships? We were talking Service. Thursday. March 23, The Wesley Millers on Mont- Aiknt K. Manning Grand Rapids. The Whaleys Hahn; fourth place, Loni Bab- with the Japanese envoys in from 7 to 9 p. m. at First Chris retired from business in Eugene J. Hammond, aged 1962 when he sold the Chris- 70, of 7011 East Fulton Street, calm Avenue, Lowell, are hav- named on Dean's List now reside at 329 North Jeffer- rion. Washington In a peaceful way Methodist Church. This will be ing quite a problem with a son in Lowell. when a wave of Japanese bomb- a time of quiet meditation and tiansen Drug Companv to Dean Ada. died unexpectedly Sunday Manifold and Mitchell Wieczor- morning at Blodgett Memorial pack of bobcats that have set Other new residents include ers pulverized our fleet in Pearl prayer and communion, coming up housekeeping under a lum- The names of more students ek. but his interest and enthusi- Hospital in Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. James Reidt of WSCS planss to hold Harbor and would have com- and going at your convenience. ber pile near the house. Con- have been added to the dean's asm for civic affairs never WeU known in the vicinity, in 273 Donna Drive and Ruth Mary White Break fast pletely conquered us if we had Sunrise Service to be held at servation Officer. Amold Rich, list for the past fall semester waned. addition to his other interests, at Western Michigan Univer- King of 310 King Street. not taken the "sword" and used First Methodist Church at 8 mond, hopes to catch the Mrs. Morris Dunn, District it. Thank God we retaliated, a. m. The Senior MYF are in He is survived bv his wife, he was a member of the LoweU sity. The top scholars on the Rubv: two sons. William, jr., Barbershoppers. critters in live traps and will Secretary of Program Materials fought back, defeated Japan. charge of this service and the attempt to flush them out with campus won the distinction by EASTER HAIR BEAUTY of Palmetto. Florida, and Rob- Services were held Wednes- taking a minimum of 14 hours of the WSCS, will be guest Because of that action we are Sunrise Breakfast which follows hounds. Anyone having such With a new hairdo to com- speaker at the First Methodist not slaves, but free men, and In the dining room. ert of Lowell: two daughters, day afternoon at the Metcalf of class work and maintaining Mrs. Richard fDoris) VanAlls- Mortuary In Grand Rapids with traps or hounds are Invited to pliment your new cloUies. For Church Thursday, March 23, at the Japanese are our friends to- bring them out and try their a point average of 3.5 or better tops in styling, cutting, color- burg and Mrs. Helon Hemming- Dr. Ned Burr McKenny of Park 10 a. m. for the White Break- day! luck. out of a possible 4 points. ing. wash or set, get the very Sue Anne Spray sen of Grand Ranids; two bro- Congregational Church officia- fast. When the Nazis were over- Arlene K. Manning of Alto best at Donri's Hair Stylists, thers. John of Fl'nt and Harry ting. Interment was made in Bobcats are protected by law Mrs. Dunn, a very active running country after countrv. mokes Dean's List and cannot be shot without a was one of the area students 218^ E. Main St.. Lowell. 897- worker at Trinity Methodist of Canoea Park. California: two Graceland Memorial Park. should we have put the "sword" He Is survived by his wife, special permit, but if any of who was named on the list. 8155. C49-50 Church in Grand Rapids is a Sue Anne Spray, daughter of s'sters. Mrs, John Homing of away and permitted them to St. Peteisburg, Florida, and Grace; two sons, Robert of them end up this way. the past officer in their WSCS, also Russell and Pauline Spray of continue to conquer? What a Grand Rapids, and Charles of Grand Rapids Museum would a member of Trinity Choir and Lowell, has been placed on the Mrs. Emil Sorenson of Grand world this would be today! But Ventura. California; a daugh- like them for mounting. past president, and church Dean's List at Olivet Nazarene Ranids and six grandchildren. now we are free and not slaves. ter. Mrs. Gerala (Phyllis) school teacher. She has two College. Kankakee. Hlinois, ac- Funeral services were held I am all for peaceful settle- Bouwkamp of ViUa Park. Illi- sons. Rick, a sophomore in cording to Dr. Paul Schwada, Thursd^v at 1 p. m. at the Joel ThurteH ments and the conference table. nois; a sister. Mrs. JoybeUe high school and Doug, gradua- Vice President of Academic Af- Roth Funeral Home In Lowell But when murderers are on the with Rev. Rob0!! Webber of the Oesch of Sparta, and 9 grand- bock from Britain ting from the University of loose and we as American cit- fairs. Michigan Engineering School. The Dean's List is made up Lowell Methodist Church offlci- children. izens are called upon by our Anyone wishing to honor Mr. More than half of Kalamazoo She is president of the Mother's of students with an average of atlng. Interment followed in the government to bear the sword Hammond may do so by send- CoUege's seniors are spending Club of the University of Michi- B or above. Oakwood Cemetery. we are dutv bound to do so. ing a memorial contribution to the winter quarter away from gan. Space forbids mv further de- Miss Spray is a junior at Oli- the campus engaged in senior vet where she Is pursuing a the Michigan Heart Association. Mrs. Dunn will be remember- veloping this subiect. but I Wm. Edward Myers independent projects. ed as a member of the play course In elementary teaching. 811 Sweet Street, NE, Grand hope 1 may have conli ibuted gets promctten Rapids As part of Kalamazoo's plan "Two in a Trap" given in the something to "clear the air." to comptroier lor year-around education, each local Methodist church's school Surely pacifism is not the ans- Bottle of Bands dance senior Is required to spend eith- of Missions. Her topic at the wer when demon-inspired fana- MARCH WINDS INCREASE Word has been received from er the fall or winter quarter White Breakfast will be "Have tics go prowling to plunder all set for Tuesday, Mar. 21 Loss by fire and windstorm. the General Motors offices that doing research for a thesis or You Seen Him?" that Is good and dear to free- Our fuU coverage insurance Two Lowell rock and roll Wm. Edward Myers, a former practice teaching. Included in the program will dom loving people. And Chris- protects your home and busi- Lowell boy, has been promoted This winter Joel H. Thurtell, be devotions by Mrs. C. A. tians should not hate, but love, groups will meet in a battle of ness against hazards. See us a history major, has been in the bands on Tuesdav, March to resident comptroller of the Bradshaw, a vocal solo by Car- even as they fight for the right. before renewing. Peter Speers- London, England, writing a the- 21, in Runciman Elementary Fisher Body plant at Baltimore, ol Laux and a selection on the For we hate not the souls of tra Agency, TW 7-9259. c49 sis on "Repeal of the British School. The dance is sponsored Maryland . Myers joined the viola by Beth Lomas. Mrs. men, but the evil which they Orders in Council in 1812." AO of the boys and girls who entered the cover contest are by the Lowell Police Depart- General Motors Company at Richard Bieri. local church sec- champion! His parents are Mr. and Mrs, ment and the Lowell Branch of Lansing as a payroll auditor Dogs for Boats pictured above. Front, Mark Rltzema; first row: Toby Godfrey, retary of Spiritual Life Cultiva- Henry Buikema Howard T. Thurtell. Route 3, the YMCA. shortly after his graduation in Dogs called Schlpperkes are tion arranged the program, Joel, who returned home on Aalta Hahn, Loni Gabrlon. Second row: Cindy Seeley, Terry Martha Prlscilla Circle are The two bands are the Show- 1949 from Michigan State Uni- used as watchdogs and ratters LOWELL BEER STORE March 5, was met In Detroit Onan, Gary Yelter, Don Alexander, Beverly Hodge, Gary the hostesses. boat famous Headhunters. and versity. on the canal barges of Europe. They are solid-black In color by his parents. Weemhoff. Third row: Christ DeVonng, Ed Steffens, Rick Roth, The Vergennes Methodist la- Open every dav and evenings the Shaggs. Admissions will be He is the son of Mrs. Bert dies have been invited to join until 10 p. "m. Sunday until 9 sold at the door. Refreshments Myers and was graduated from and usuaUy weigh about 15 Mary Hall, Carol Wolf. in this event. p. m. c49 will be served. LoweU High School in 1942. pounds. Read the Ledger Warn Ads. / T

THE LOWELL LEDGER. MAR. 16. IW? THE LOWELL LEDGER, MAR. H, 1H7 as a large number of robins Roth Funeral Chapel last Thurs- S r have been reported to me as day. Back to Baking seen by various people in this Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hayes Elevator Company of Alto. A MRS!fs. IRA BLOUGH Pleasant valley South Lowell Snow Area vicinity. number of representatives from and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fox Locals various Ferttllaer and other MRS. BERT BLANK MRS. GEORGE WIELAND MRS. S. P. REYNOLDS of Chesanlng spent Sunday aft- accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. by "Bafy Oiocke/i Elmdale Companies were present and ernoon and were lunch guests Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Seese Mrs. Ray Alexander spent MRS. IRA SARGEANT held advisory group meetings John Overholt of near Clarks- of their uncle and aunt. Mr. JL of Freeport, John Krebs and Kst Thui'sday visiting in Rock- for assistance to farmers. The W.M.A. local society held South Lowell Circle meets Mr. and Mrs. Lawton Cole ville and Mrs. Pat Shlmmel of and Mrs. Henry Brown. George Krebs were Wednesday Welcome back, hot breads. And hello riRain to versatile, piping- ford and also In Cedar Springs Bruce Kyser and trlend of Sunday visitors of Mr. and their Annual meeting of Elec- with Mrs. Helen Wlttenbach on and Mr. and Mrs. I>eo Pfaller Allegan attended the funeral of Mrs. Henry Brown called on dinner guests at Ira Bloughs. Mrs. Myrtle McGer of Sheridan hot biscuits and mufllns — perfect pariners for autumn's hearty with her mother, Mrs. Lottie Flint were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Robert Purdy and family tion of Officers, Thursday at Thursday, March 16. In the aft- attended the funeral of Bert Mrs. Jennie Antonldes and Mr. and Mrs. David Krebs meals. For "quickie" variations to u bake, of beautiful biscuits, Conant. „ J SUNOCO his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas the Parsonage Hall. A very de- ernoon. Sinclair at Marlon Saturday. last week Monday. Mrs. Shlm- Mrs. Elizabeth Shlmmel last try this sometime: Mix Vi cup shredded sharp checso with the I ULT^iSON and daughters of Grand Rap- mel remained at the Fox home Kyser. They also called at the Purdy of Caledonia and Mr. licious dinner was served by Mr .and Mrs. Walter Wleland week. batter — or I'/i teaspoons celery salt. Superb with soups and Ids, Mr. and Mrs. Haruld Krebs Visitors from away to . see Mr. and Mrs. Clinlon Nesbit Ira Sergeant home. and Mrs. James Purdy and the ladies and an outline plan- and Mr. and Mrs. George Wle- overnight returning to her home Rev. Tweedy of Freeport was stews! To put a little fun In the nmllln pan, bake Uie oatmeal Mrs. Menno Baker this past Tuesday. of Grand Rapids were Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Stahl family of Grand Rapids. and daughter, Nancy, and friend ned for the next year's work. land spent Sunday In Alma vis- In this vicinity calllne on mem- and corn varieties below. For fancy lull "muffs," polka-dot a of Eastmont and Mr. and Mrs. week were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kenneth Fox attended the fu- basic muffin batter by folding In '« cup halved cranberries, tossed dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. made a very short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ira Sargeant Also plans for the Branch iting Dr. and Mrs. Bill Roth l bers of Snow Church and also George Krebs and Bob were Steenwyk, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney neral of Mrs. Orvies Kellogg at with Vi cup confectioners" sugar. Just one thing. Wherever hot Molvln Court. her sister, Mrs. Hilda DeWltt received word Sunday moming W.M.A. meetings to be held at and family. new people of the vicinity. STOCKINGS Saturday supper guests at the Staplev and Rev. Henry Broers- breads go, be sure they go hot — snuggled Into a pretty napkin. and family of Wayne. Alvln be- of the death of a friend. Eugene this place In April. M r and Mrs. Ray Rlttenger •« Last Friday callers on Mr. home of their father. John ma of Grand Rapids, Mr. and ing taken sick while there and Hammond of Ada, who passed Mr. and Mrs. Arthus E. Ryt- attended the Alpine Volunteer Mrs. Jake Bush of Frultport, ufTirieurprlse1 for break- Here's autumn's com Havored pnd Mrs. Melvln Court were they returned home Tuesday. Krebs, In honor of David's birth Fireman's banquet at the An- Dick Court of Ann Arbar and away during the nlcht at But- day. ma and family of Ada and Mr. Mrs. Charles Egner of Muske- muffins for meat casserolet. BY hekkshihe Ten were In attendance at the terworth Hospital, where he un- dres Restaurant Saturday eve- David Dawson, who is home on Mrs. Alex Wlngeler spends and Mrs. Peter Quint of Grand i, Mrs. Warren Miller of CHARLIE CHUCKLES SAYS... morning party at the home of derwent lung surgery Friday. Rapids were guests of the Wm. ning. OATMEAL MUFFINS CORN MUFFINS or STICKS leave from the Navy. mo«t of the day with Mr. Wln- Cke Odessa and Karen Morse Mrs. Wayne Kauffman, Tues- It is thought that he had a Quints Sunday for the day. Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Wells 1 tablespoon sugar geler at the hospital. Friends of Kalamazoo. 2 tablespoons sugar* Mr. and Mrs. Don MacNauRh- day. Demonstrators were Mr. heart attack and passed away Clayton and Behtel Mote were called on their son, Charles Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Dalstra and neighbors hope he will be 1 en i nt ton and daughters were Sunday *ms n and Mrs. Burdick of Hastings. in his sleep. Funeral services Prys Thursday. They were also able to return home soon. Sunday evening lunch guests at and family spent Friday eve- Yi cup mUk dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Myers had not been made, when they dinner guests Friday of Mr. and REM EM BER HjRllE-HE *4 cup milk Max Beer of Michigan State the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lor- nlng with Mr. and Mrs. Bur- % rup Blsqulck attended the funeral services of were notified. Mrs. Harry Carlson. Walter Kohler of Lakeview. spent the week end at the David en J. Mote and family. leigh Schroder of 28th Street. MAKEb NO PR0GP6S: UHTjU I cups BUqulck ') cup cornmeal G. Olmstead at the Pickens Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stoll of ingeler home. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sobinsky Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bertran Mr. and Mrs. Gil Noyes of Chapel of Lake Odessa Wednes- Akron. Pennsylvania, were the Wirure HE STICKS HIS NECK OUT Vi cup rolled oats Mrs. Freeman Hoffman gave are new residents who have re- and sons were supper guests of Heat oven to 450". Mix all Higgirs Lake, former Lowell day afternoon. weekend guests of Rev. and ingred'mts; beat vigorously 30 a birthday dinner Saturday eve- cently moved Into the Donald Mr. and Mrs. Earl VanSlckle residents, were in LoweU Sat- Ninety-seven were served at Mrs. Orle Schroek and family. of Vermontvllle. Heat oven to 400'. Grease 1*2 seconds. Fill well-greased muf- urday visiting friends. ning in honor of her grand- Clark tenant house on Bell Rd. muffin cups. Mix all Ingre- fin cups or preheated greased 7:JO p. m. dinner at tiie Hope The young couple are enroute Rev. Max Ovenshlre accom- n the Mr. and Mrs. Clark Hoxie daughtors, Yolanda Miller and dients until blended. Beat vig- com stick pans % full. Bake n Church of the Brethren Thurs- west for an extended visit with panied his daughter. Mrs. Re- were dinner guests Sunday of The Missrs Jessie P d Inn day evening, which was spon- Clnay Hoffman. Other guests orously 30 seconds. Fill muffin 12 to IS minutes. Makes 6 O'Harrow of Detroit, Mr. and relatives. Mr. Stoll and Mrs. becca Wlllette, to Ft. Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. Munselee Tran- muffins or 8 com sticks. sored by the Bergy Brotners were Mrs. Lloyd Miller and cups % full. Bake 15 minutes. Schroek are brother and sister. Missouri, last Tuesday and he son of Grand Ledge and in the •For richer muffins, add 2 Mrs. Ernest H. Roth and Mrs. daughter. Pamela, Mr. & Mrs. Howard Knim snent Sunday came home Thursday. Rebecca Eleventh aftemoon called on Mr. & Mrs. tablespoons melted shortening French Bread for spaghetti? Larry Hoffman and daughter of Spread slices with Vi cup but- with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chaf- Wayne, Michigan. Is staying with her husband, Delbert Spencer of Lansing and or salad oil and another 2 $ tablespoons sugar. ter creamed with 1 teaspoon fin and family of Ithaca. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lofters and Pvt;* John R. Wlllette, for the were supper guests of Mr. and poppy, caraway or sesame A FAMILY-WIDE SELECTION family of Hastings were Sunday time being as he may be ship- pin Mrs. Harold Main also of Lan- seed. Wrap In foU, heat 15 Mr. and Mrs. Anton Madsen afternoon visitors at the Clair ped out after while. sing. More Biscuit VarUtlons; Fol- minutes In 400° oven . . . Left- 'of Greenville called on the lat- Kauffman home. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Burger Alex Ro/ek Is on the sick list low favorite biscuit recipe ex- over muffins or biscuits? ter's sister. Mrs. Iva Linton, Wayne Hendricks and family of of Charlotte were guests of the The men's high series was at present, being confined to his cept — mix In '/i cup shredded Lucky you. Split, butter, .and toast under broiler. And you one day last week. Lowell were evening guests. Ovenshlre's a Sunday ago. railed this week by a newcomer dried beef or stir in '/« cup Hit and run accident on M-21 OF SHOES Mrs. Katherine Gelger with to the bowing roll of honor. Mr. and Mrs. Don Post en- minced chives or % cup bring 'em back in style. Happy Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Kor- Martin Peterson and son Carl chopped peanuts. baking! cal and Mrs. Doiothy Enslng of South Lowell were Friday Mrs. Sharon Flowers and Mrs. Keith Buck had a fine 612 ser- tertained with a birthday din- Pictured above Is the car driven by Mrs. S«e Jastlfcr, 31, of ies, which was his second 600 of Cedar Sorlngs were dinner lunch guests at the Francis Marjorie Thompson of Clarks- ner Sunday honoring her moth- Ada, rolled oo Its side in Jim's Sunoco station in Ada Tbnrsday ville, and Mrs. LaVlna Stahl series In a week and the first er, Mrs. Lawton Cole. Robert guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thoral Shaffer home. Mrs. Bertha morning. Slie was struck from the rear while making a left Walters of Lowell and Mrs. were Tuesday moming guests of his short adult league com- Shaler and Jimmy Pfaller. Oth- Shaw on Sunday. Saturday. March 11. Gordon Glenn Layer were Sunday call- of Mrs. Lloyd Mlller at her new petition. Keith bowled for sev- er guests were Lawton Cole. turn off M-21. She received only minor inluries. Johnson of Lowell and William ers. home at Star to colfee and hon- eral years In the Youth Bowling Mrs. Shaler, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hurd of Saranac were repre- Mrs. Lloyd Miller entertained oring the birthday of Marjorle. Association and just this year Pfaller and son, Bob. Below is Sgt Joe Balaskas of Kent County Sheriff Depart- with "coffee" Tuesday moming Mr. and Mrs. David Patrick moved up to adult competition. Mr. and Mrs. Art Neustifter sentatives from Hooker Chapter HAVE YOU REALIZED that the bank savings No. 73 Royal Arch Masons to ment, putting the haadenffs on Joseph Carter, 31, of Waukegon, in honor of Mrs. Darwin and family were Sunday eve- The high game for the men of Ionia spent Wednesday fore- attend the 19th Annual Inter- Illinois, who drove several rniies east on M-21, where be left Thompson's birthday. Other ning lunch guests of their par- was bowled by John Topp, jr., noon with Mr. and Mrs. Clif- of people like yourself are used to finance new national Day Ceremony, spon- itt.trahon'B guests were Mrs. Arnlth Stahl, ents, The Morris Carters, of ^ fine 256 game. ford Dalstra. Eastbrook his car and came back on foot to the Intersection of Pettis homes, stores, offices, ventures—in Lowell, that sored bv Hiawatha Chanter No. Mrs. Dean Gelger and Mrs. near Lake Odessa. For the women, It was Eve- Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Snyder make jobs and prosperity for all? For yourielfl 252 Samia. Ontario, assisted by and Honey Creek where officers arrested him. Charles Flowers, Jr. Mrs. Dean Gelger called on lyn Thompson high with a 209 of Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Al- Beauty Salon the London District No. 2 of Mrs. Francis Shaffer attended Mrs. Vera Gelger at the Grand game and Phyllis Earle had ex Robertson and Becky and and your community, keep your savings growing] Family-wise, our shoes are the best... fhe London Ontario. The program mittee agrees that the road east a Gladiola Auction at the Civic Rapids Osteopathic Hospital on high series of 513. Sherman Reynolds were Sunday Another accident occurred on at State Savings Bank. for Masons and their ladies to Ionia is curvy, narrow, with biggest selecfion ever! And it's just a bun- Center in Grand Rapids Friday. Thursday affpmnnn Rev Oven- evening supper guests of Mr. Thursday moming on the busy Jackpot Bowling from U. S. and Canada, con- poor sight range, but no con- The only stockings Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Miller shlre was a caller Friday, and and Mis. John Blandlng. M-21 that is fast becoming a ny hop to savings, when you shoe-shop sisted of lunrhenn, soecial en- crete program for reconstruc- near Clarksville were Saturday we are all glad she Is improv- * In the Jackpot Sunday night. Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. safety hazard in the vicinity. kissed by sound waves here! tion or relocation is in the afternoon callers at the Ira Ross and Bruce Starkweather Leo Pfaller took a birthday tertainment for the ladies, a A search that lasted more soecial degree team at the works. While agreeing that the for much longer Bloughs. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan K. '"Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wlllette, rolled a handicap series of 1249 cake and went to visit Leo's EARLY BIRD than an hour and involved State KISSED BY SOUND WAVES FOR STATE Temple, a banquet, entertain- existing road is a dangerous wear and lasting fit. Blough and family and Jason Jean and Joel and Clayton Mote for first place. Harv Elckhoff parents, Mr. and Mrs. George SPECIAL!!! Police and their dogs, followed ment. speaker and ball-room road, he also reports that the MUCH LONGER WEAR Barber of Lowell were supper and daughter. Miss Bethel Mote and Russ Videan. sr., took sec- Pfaller of I/iwell in honor of the accident which occurred Only once a year can dancing. Breakfast at 9 Sunday reconstruction of the existing and evening guests. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. ond on a 1218 series and Ken Jimmy Pfaller's birthday. SAVINGS BANK ^Mon., Tuts., when a car driven by Joseph LOWELL, MICHIGAN road from the Kent County we offer them at Mrs. Lloyd Mlller and daugh- Harold Koechele bf near Mld- and Phyllis Earle were third Mr. and Mrs. John Blandlng morning. Carter of Waukegan, Illinois, Wed. Only!! Mrs. Harold Dollawav and line east to Ionia Is planned these low prices. ters were Thursday supper dlevllle and all enjoyed their with 1207. and sons called on John's par- hit a station wagon bus driven TW 7-9277 MAR. 20. 21. 22 dauehters. Molly and Christa, for 1971. guests at the Ovid Miller home Sunday dinner in Grand Rapids ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bland- by Mrs. Sue Jastifer of Pettis So stock up! of Muskegon were Sunday din- This Is hardly a solution for in honor of Yolanda"s birthday. In the afternoon. Men's High Games lng. sr., of Sheridan. Road, Ada, near Jim's Sunoco Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Neeb and Spring is surely on its way^ SHAMPOO. CUT ner guests of her parents. Mr. station on Fulton Road. Mrs. a serious problem which threat, $1.39 a pair Mrs. Philip Seese of Logan John Topp. jr. 256 mother, Mrs. Ema Neeb, were and Mrs. Orrin Sterken. Jastlfer's vehicle was hit with ens the personal safety of the and Rev. Beulah Poe of Alto Keith Buck 235 AND SET ^4.15 for 3 pairs callers In Wayland and Hastings Last Fridav the members of such force that it rolled over residents of this area who must were Thursday afternoon call- Merle Alexander 232 FOR SPRING! Sunday. the Perrv Group of the Con- in the driveway of the service use this road daily. It can only Usually $1.75 a pair ers at Ira Bloughs. Larry Miller 224 G Mrs. Luella Stahl visited at regalarly $5 gregational Church gave a des- station several yards away. get worse In the future—not Joyce Briggs of Lowell was Ron Winks 224 Mrs. Irene Stahl's home Friday sert luncheon in honor of Mar- She was treated at Blodgett better. Something should be WEPMAN'S ^s a Sunday afternoon and suj Di^ Johnson 223 Early Bird mq of last week. tha Hall who will be leaving Memorial Hospital in Grand done now before It Is too late. 113 E. Main, Lowell guest at the George Jim Alexander 221 Special Only ^ Ph. 817-7712 Mrs. Luella Stahl was a guest next week to live with her Rapids for cuts and bruises and home. Lyle Jackson 221 the cot alone |2.5I« at her son, Ken and wife. Sun- daughter and son-in-law. Mr. released. Marv Porritt 216 and Mrs. Harry Stauffer of After leaving the scene of the day afternoon and to dinner. •This offer Is good at Wnnborg's Eastbrook Beauty Sakm oaly Hugh Llnkfield 216 Ionia The ladles enioyed cake accident. Carter drove toward PLEASE CALL 1414*1 FOR APPOINTMENT and Ice cream and presented Segwum Men's High Series Lowell on M-21 ftnaUy leaving mil Martha with a elft. We are all MRS. IVA MC INTYRE SALON HOURS, HON. THRU SAT., II A. M. 'TIL 6 P. M. his car in the driveway of the Fund cutback Keith Buck 612 Eostbrook Beouty Scrfon. Second Hoor Eastbrook sorry to see Martha go and Dan Vos residence. He removed Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stephens • Lyle Jackson 605 hope she will come back real the license plates from the car spring! and family of Grand Rapids A1 Wlttenbach 599 often to visit her Lowell friends. and fled on foot toward the riv- is seen as Mr. & Mrs. Cornelius Heem- were Sunday dinner guests of Marty Reynolds 595 er. AllNew! stra and daughters. Stenhanle their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Johnson 594 Police immediately blocked Frank Stephens. safety setback Hugh Linkfield 584 and Michelle, have recently re- off the roads and radioed for Mrs. George Stephens and John Topp. jr. 584 turned home from a winter va- the help of the dog stationed at Mr. and Mrs. Don Stephens and Hugh VanderVeen 580 cation In Ft. Lauderdale. Flori- the Icnia State PoUce post. Michigan's efforts to cut traf- da. While in Lauderdale the Mrs. Martendale of Grand Rap- Merle Alexander 579 Carter was later found hiding fic accident tolls through safer Lee Keech 577 ltdym Best FOR famllv enioved a train tour in a clump of trees. ids called on Mr. and Mrs. roads face a ' grim setback" Frank Stephens Saturday. through Birch Troolcal State Carter demanded examination unless more adeauate highway Women's High Games Park Thev visited Ocean World Mr. and Mrs. Chester Jones. in municloal court. funds are provided promptly and enioved the manv acts per- PLAYTEX- Mrs. Ona Fletcher, Mrs. Gor- the Michigan Road Builders As- Evelyn Thompson 209 formed bv the oomolse and Accident-prone Area don Stark and son, Mrs. Mil- sociation was told today. Millie Beimers 196 sea lions. Homeward bound they dred Potter, Mrs. Heneritte There Is strong feeling in the Richard W. Walker, execu- Gloria Roth 193 snent a dav in Tampa tourine Bowman and Mrs. Thelma area that something must be tive director of the Michigan Shirley Hoffman 191 the Busrh Gardens Znolneical Page gave a potluck dinner on done to Improve highway con- Good Roads Federation, told Irma Crosby 192 Park, whirh is a survival cen- Monday for Mrs. Pearl Jones ditions through this now busler- the annual meeting of contract- Emma Quiggle 187 ter for African animals threat- in honor of her 83rd birthday. than-ever stretch. This accident ors that emergency legislative Phyllis Earle 186 enod with extinction In their Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Stev- Elva Topp 185 occurred lust as the divided action Is necessary to prevent native habitat. It Ls the onlv ens called on Mr. and Mrs. Mary Lou Wheat 183 highway narrows into a two- further rises in accident rates one cf its kmd in the United Roger Stevens at Greenville on Ann Wright 181 lane road. Only the weekend Slk. thinner attributable to overcrowded, in- i Sunday. States. . before there was a fatal acci- adequate roads and streets. Gashum Dalrvmnle. formerly Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Women's High Series dent at M-21 and Grand River "Recent cutbacks in federal of T/Owell. but more recentlv a and Mrs. Lewis Jones were Mr Drive. Property damage and road funds coupled with an al- Phyllis Earle 513 resident of Otseeo. died March GIRDLE and Mrs. Harry Frazer and personal injury accidents occur ready existing shortage of need- Shirley Hoffman 506 6 After living most of his life / with alarming frequency. children of Alto. Klva Topp 506 ed state money will mean a In Otsefo. he was buried in Due to the increased concen- Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Myers Grace Parrish 496 costly slowdown In road Impro- Martin Cemeterv there. tration of vehicles, new build- and family of Plainwell were Marian Kutchey 496 vement progi-ams and the tra- Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Snider of ing and Industry, plus the heavy Sunday dinner guests of their Millie Beimers 495 ,c sequel will be a grim set- Detroit called on Mr. and Mrs. use of M-21 as one of the main / arents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mary Lou Wheat 492 Sharkskin C. A. Bradshaw last week. Invon. ck In our efforts to reduce arteries leading Into Grand Ra- B Linda Taylor 490 Mr. and Mrs. Rov Ruttermore look 5 pounds thinner... Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kinyon traffic deaths and Injuries," pids. this stretch of highway Roxle Hunter 490 from Snnrta were Sundav eve- and family spent Sunday with Walker declared. does not do what is reouired of Helen DeMull 482 ALL-WOOL ning callers on Mr. and Mrs. without losing a pound Mrs. Kinyon's mother at Stan- "Legislative support for In- it. It is a situation which will wood. ^ creased highway revenues is YMCA Youth Leagues or James Collins. deteriorate rather than Improve building, but the road industry unless something drastic Is done must redouble efforts to alert Several fine games and series SILK-BLENDS by the State Highway Commis- the motorinc public to the im- were fired by the YMCA youth sion. Feels like nothing you've ever felt before/ You've got cs minent crisis in traffic move- bowlers In last week's action. to see it...touch it...to know the wonderful ment," he said. Listed below are some of the A Different Klnd oi Sale Too Can't Afford to Hiss South Boston No Plans for Improvement The Good Roads Federation, outstanding scores. things this all-new Playtex "5 lbs. Thinner" Some tales offer stripped down, bottom-of-thHine cars at low At the present time there are supported by stale, county, and New brighter MRS. BELLE YOUNG no plans on the docket for the jGrade School High Game prices. But look what your Chevrolet dealer's offering during March. Girdle can do for you. It's different in every way municipal road and street agen- blues imnrovement of this section of cies, Is asking th 1967 Michigan Kim Schwacha 141 Five popular accessories and options on a handsome Impala V8 M-21. Hubert Koster of the Dis- but one—famous fingertip panels still make Sport Coupe, or If you prefec, a 2-Door or 4-Door V8 Bel Air Sedan. W- Legislature to enact an emer- Kris Kropf 138 Herbert Courier, 85, a former trict Office of the Chamber of you look 5 lbs. thinner...without losing gency $60 million boost In gas Tom Smith 133 And best of all, you're getting the cw you want at a price you can Bottle green well-known resident here, pass- Commerce Good Roads Com- and weight taxes to meet the afford In plenty of time for traveling this summer. Just check the ed away suddenly Thursday in a pound. most pressing road improve- Grade School High Series «xtra low price with your dealer. Hurry. his Grand Rapids home. Funer- ment needs. Clear brown Kris Kropf 272 al rites were held Saturday aft- ...to find out "We have talked to many Girdle $11.95; Panty $12.95; Kim Schwacha 246 You pick the car now and we sdd ernoon in Saranac. Interment in state legislators in the last few never had power steering and South Boston Cemetery. He is Tom Smith 227 this: power brakes, now's your chance. Steel gray Long Leg Panty $13.95. how much you days and nearly all agree that Every sale car comes with five hand- survived by a sister. Mrs. Mary Gove Lake quick action is essential to keep High Game, Junior High BONUS-BONUS-BONUS I Rollins of Grand Rapids, two some whltewall tires, four dressy While the Salo is on, you can order Zipper Styles: Girdle $13.95; building safer roads in the face wheel covers, bumper guards for brothers, Floyd of Grand Rap- MRS. LEON SEELEY may save on of mounting traffic and acci- Rick Seese 170 Chevrolet's big 275-hp Turbo-Fire Ids and Ward of Saranac. and Long Leg Panty $14.95. Steve Newell 152 the front and rear, two handsome V8 engine together with Powerglide all eyes turn to... FASHION dent-producing congestion. wraparound lights for the front several nieces and nephews. Jon Schwacha 128 and save yourself a bundle. Both m car insurance "Two thousand and five peop- fenders and even a pushbutton AM His wife, the former Luclnda Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keyt Sizes XS, S, M, L. (Extra large in le were killed on Michigan road the engine and the Powerglide Tucker, preceded him In death and sons spent Sunday in Lake- High Series, Junior High radio. You'll notice, every option come specially priced. -DRESSES —SUITS —COSTUMES ways in the first eleven months and accessory in the package is four years ago. view with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie sizes $100 More). Zipper Styles cf 1966," Walker said, an 8 per Rick Seese 457 S6r, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gra- there to make the car you choose Truck Buyers-You save now, tool Keyt. See the exciting new Playtex ccnt Increase over 1965. We are Steve Newell 414 more luxurious, mnro finished. Need a pickup? Look what your ham attended funeral services Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keyt 13.00 all concerned about traffic safe- Jon Schwacha 352 dealer has in store tor you. A hand- recently in Nebraska, for his and sons spent Tuesday evening "5 lbs. Thinner" Girdle today/ ty. Everyone talks about mak- For even more enjoyment, specify some half-ton Fleetside pickup brother-in-law who was killed in with Mr. and Mrs. Jue West- Sizes 5-20 ing cars more safe, and about High Game, Senior High these: (Model CE10934) with 17£ .p VS. a a plane crash. wood and Ann in Okemos to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wltten- better driver education; these Blair Cahoon 201 Order power steering and power pushbutton radio, chrome hubcaps surprise Mrs. Westwood on her bach are spending a few weeks things are right, and Important Baldy Saldivar 170 brakes and your Chevrolet dealer and custom appearance and com- birthday. but we should remember that Tom Koewers 168 includes them at a special Bonanza fort items all wrapped up in one in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Collins THE the condition of the roadway Is Sale package savings. If you've low-priced Bonanza package. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Fahrni of Lowell spent Sunday evening a major factor In a large Per- High Series, Senior High and son. Dennis, were Ann Ar- with Mr. and Mrs. Darold Seel- centage of accidents. Even Bontnza Sale Days An Slipping by Fait bor visitors Thursday. ey and family to celebrate Blair Cahoon 529 PAUL NOFFKE more important, this Is the only Bruce Kyser. who now lives Douglas Seeley's birthday. Look for the girdle Tom Koewers 456 GM accident-creating factor definit- Hurry Down to Tour Dealer's low! at Vernon and works for the Mr. and Mrs. Howard Seeley 411 West Mala Street Mitch McMahon 437 ely within our control—because Road Commission, was a caller called on Mrs. Emma Phillips in the tall tube Lowell, Mkk.—Ph. TW 7-8*8 we know how to engineer ac- Jr. Ic Sr. G'rls High Game In this vicinity Sunday. in Sunshine Hospital Sunday cidents out of highways. A Mrs. June Fahml entertained and were then dinner guests of STATE a safe car and a safe driver Maureen Kennedy 166 21-4952 Sunday with a birthday dinner Mr. and Mrs. John Rivenburg. are truly safe only on adequate Libby Calller 154 for her daughter. Mrs. Burton Pam Morris McCaul. AS SEEN ON TV FARM T" roadway. If we say no to Mich- 145 Kitty Knows Name igan's good roads program, we Boston Township Farm Bur- LOWELL-®7-#JN High Series, Girls By the time a kitten can walk Ada Shoppers' Sqiare—ITMni MUTUAL are condemning friends and eau group met Fridav evening Open Dally 1M Opel DaDy %4 Azzarello Chevrolet & Buidc, inc. it snouid unuen>laiiu tuiu re- AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY neighbors to death on inade- MaWeen Kennedy at the Carl Wlttenbach home. 219 NkiT Maiii ST. LOWELL PK0ME T* 7-7571 Fd. * Sat » til f 429 spond to the words "kity, kitty, Thai*., Fit, II 'tfif Homt Offico: Bloomington, Illinois quate State, County, and muni- Libby Callier 366 1250 W. Main St.. Lowell Phone: TW 7-9294 Bruce Fahrni is having a new kitty." I || < y i cipal roadways in Michigan". Cindy Adams 358 silo erected. ^ l**V 1 r

THE LOWELL LEDGER, MAR. II, IN7 as to he unattractive cosmeUc- Beware of the THE LOWELL LEDGER, MAR. 11, 1917 Lowell Area School Warts are aUy. There are several methods S. W. Bowne Alto Area of treatment. Your physician "breath of death" grill, place It within the fire- Filing your wUl select the best nwthod for THE LOWELL LEDGW MRS. L. T. ANDERSON Carbon monoxide, the "breath place or near an open window. contagious you, or possibly recommend a Running an automobile in a Mtmtatr of ltl« MltMfon AwWion Alto Party Line school news combination of methods. The of death," Is not found only in 105 North Ifoadw^y. fo»t OUi^e board proceedings closed garage causes carbon Almost aU of us have warts taahnlquifi vary. With any meth- the exhaust fumes of automo- 121, Lowtll, Michifl#n Board of Edacaboo Regular June Bowman of Grand Rap- Friday to spend a few days Last Thursday Uie children in monoxide to buUd up. Many Second dlM PftUf* PM •» l|**". High School — Gary Gilbert. income tax Blaae Damages Ban at some time in our Uves. od, several treatments may be biles and trucks. It is present MicMqan. Publithad (vary Thundty. Meeting, February IS, 1H7. Junior High — Mary Hufnag- ids spent over the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lumley's room culminated wherever fuel is bumed indoors drivers fall asleep at the wheel 1 with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ordinary warts are not dan- required. The least drastic meth- or hit something because they SubieflpHon prict; Konf tnd leu # el, Cora Troy, Mike Vander- Alto Fire Department was M. A. Watson. He was Joined a unit on "Our Five Senses" or out—in charcoal or hlbachi eounflei »J.OO per ytir: ouhitfo fhii Meeting called to order at Dividend Ii Keith Bowman and brothers, gerous to health. About half of od usuaUy Is tried first, espec- are befuddled by Uie inhalation Velde. called to the Thomas Burger on Sunday by his three sisters by making home-made ice aU warts eventually disappear laUy with children. griUs, fireplaces, gas ranges or $4.00 per year. 7:35 p. m. by President Wes- Mike and Galien. home on 52nd Street at 1:30 on of relatively low concentrations EVERYBODY... Dividends received from for- and their families to give their cream. It was of course, a even if untreated. TTie spontaneous disappear- refrigerators, appliances and MATIONAl sell. Elementary — Louise Hotch- eign and domestic corporations Mr. and Mrs. Leon Anderson Thursday moming for a bam father a birthday celebration. tasUng party, but there were of carbon monoxide. The con- attended Church in In a new phamphlet Uie Am- ance of warts has often been incinerators. It klUs more than kiss, Danon Judevine, Arthur are taxable income and must fire. The bam could not be sav- Those present were Mrs. Mabel many otner experiences includ- a thousand people in the U. S. centration of carbon monoxide Roll Call. Members Present; Kern, Margaret Patrick, Bar- last week Sunday with | ed as the fire was too far ad- erican Medical AssociaUon re- linked in literature with suggest- can build up even though a car Kiel, Coons, Mettemick, Wes- be shown on the tax return. In Wood and son, Robert, Mr. and • ed. ' ports that a wart is a viral in- ion therapy. Tales of "witching" and Canada each year. bara Taylor, Ma 7 Vander- some cases, dividends are paid cousin, Mrs. Julia Fighter. Aft- vanced but most of the contents Mrs. Don Metzger of Jackson It was necessary to measure is moving. Exhaust ftimes can BUT, EVERYBODY sell, Gerard, Shade, Reagan. erwards the latter was a guest fection of the skin. It also can away of warts are hundreds of Two causes are necessary to Velde, Evelyn Lumley, Elvis in stock ... these generally are were saved. The loss was cov- and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cam- with teaspoons, tablespoons create poisoning: improper bur- seep into a car through Bmall Members Absent: None. Sbeehan. of the Andenons to dinner at ered by Insurance. be described as a vims-caused years old. holes or cracks in the firewall not taxable at the time receiv- ahan and children of Grand cups, pints, quarts, gaUons. We growth. Ordinary warts are not ning of fuel and insufficient Motion by Gerard and second- ed. the Hotel in Hastings In cele- Rapids. weighed sugar. We counted doz- Several invesUgators are now and up through the floor Vrom , Nays: 0. Motion Car- bration of her 85th birthday. malignant and do not become doing research on warts. Much ventilation. If one happens with, a damaged exhaust system. iANK ON 116 TO ed by Shade to approve the : Mr. and Mrs. George Ander- ens, half and fourth dozens of »r '' Individuals who are members Mrs. Bertha Sbeehan Is still Bert Siadah- Dies so. out the other, the victim may minutes of the Regular Meeting son and children were Saturday eggs. And by the Ume the ice more knowledge is needed to escape death. When both hap- A few steps can lower the MECTIVUY of investment clubs must re- at the home of her daughter Relatives here received the Adults are less likely to have answer important questions a- risk of poisoning in the auto: of January 9, 1967, as read and- 8. Motion by Reagan and sec- supper guests of Mrs. Ander- cream In the hand freezer was warts than children. This may pen together, he's trapped. BAMHIMfi MUD REACHES for the LEDCER or amended. port their proportionate share and family. The Everett Kelts- word of the death of their un- son's parents, Mr. and Mrs. ready to consume, Uie wtlre bout wart viruses. 1. Have the exhaust system onded by Shade to roquest bids man in Grand Rapids. be the result of an acquired Some victims die quickly and on lour new buses and one six- of dividends earned from the cle, Bert Sinclair, 80, of Marion Glen Parsons of South Boston. group had first-hand knowledge checked at least once a year. If group's investments. You must Mrs. Frederick Kellar from immunizatlon-a build-up of an- some die slowly. Persons who Ayes: 7, Nays: 0. Motion teen to twenty-four passenger whqjxassed away In the hospital Mrs. Ora Lee Kinyon's fam- of hand power vs. electric pow- have frequent headaches and not oftener. Carried. also report the dividends on Grand Rapids was a Friday in Clare Wednesday. He Is sur- tibodies—that occurs as a per- 2. Never sit in a parked car CHECKING ACCOUfffS unit, to be submitted uy March ily were In attendance for din- er. son grows older. And, of course, More Michigon wheat dizziness or whose vision is af- your stock which Is held In the luncheon ijuest of the Leon An- vived by his wife Lulu, three ner Sunday at her home, Uie Such quesUons as: What does with the motor running. Motion by Reagan and sec- 19, 1967, and to be awarded at name of your broker. dersons. She also called at the some people never get warts, from fewer acres fected or who feel tired and the Rj^lar Meeting on March sons, Lowell, Carl and Lester occasion being her birthday. salt do? and how long does it sleepy and unable to focus their 3. Don't ran the automobUe 4% INTEREST The center of affraction for every onded by Kiel to approve pay- Darrold Schutte home. The lat- and one daughter. Rose Marie, while others have dozen of warts engine in a garage even if Uie You may exclude from in- Those present were Mr. and take to freeze Ice cream? were expected by 1980 suffering from mUd cases of ANNUAL RATE PAW ON ment of the general fund and ter was her former home. all of Marion. His twin brother covering extensive areas of the door Is open. SAVINGS ACCOUNTS building and site bills as listed. come in 1966 the first $100 of Mrs. Lawrence Dygert Mr. and common and the wise observa- body. carbon monoxide poisoning. The member of the family is the , Nays: 0. Motion Car- The W.S.C.S Club of Bowne Mert, of Flint and numerous Mrs. James Fahml, Mr. and tion of one seven-year-old—that Michigan farmers wUl be pro- 4. If you back into a snow- Ayes: 7, Nays: 0, Motion 7 quallfiei d dividends. Qualified Warts are contagious. They victim is not aware he is being ri^T Center held a meeting at the nieces and nephews. Funeral Mrs. Richard Merklineor and the wood and metal in that ducing a 3.5 mUhon bushels drift, move away and get out newspaper. To each if gives Carried. diividend s are those from do- home of Mrs. Beatrice Wenger services were held In the Mar- can be transmitted from one more wheat by 1980 on 236,000 poisoned unless he's alert to son, and Mrs. Randy Alyworth. freezer must be specially treat- these symptoms. of Uie car to make sure Uie 9. The administration is to mestic (United States) corpora- Wednesday. lon Methodist Church on Satur- person to another. Scratching or fewer acres. tailpipe is not plugged with a fresh, new look af the Old Baslness tions. When using the Form Mr. and Mrs. Carl Alyworth ed to withstand all that salt picking at warts sometimes cau- In the home, a few simple Farmers SMe write )ob descriptions and needs Mrs. Keith Bowman attended day aftemoon with burial in the and Leann of Jenison were and water—more than repaid Michigan State University snow. for the following positions and 1040. dividends must be listed the Kitchen Band Rehearsal at Marion Cemetery. ses them to spread. They can crop scientists point out that precautions can put Uie odds community in forms of his or L Motion by Metternick and Monday forenoon callers of Uie the teacher for her extra ef- against carbon monoxide pois- . Poisoning by carbon monox- ponded by Gerard to offer submit them to toe Board at in part n of page 2 of the re- the I.O.O.F. Hall at Caledonia also be spread by shaving ov- Michigan wheat farmers pro- ide, the invisible killer can be BankofAHe turn. Those who can use the Lawrence Dygerts. • fort. er them or by brushing and oning in your favor: her special inferesf. To all, if is St Mary's Church $2,000.99 for the next regular meeting: sen- Friday evening. They plan to Mrs. L. M. Headworth was a After the children had eaten duced 27. 6milllon bushels of prevented Form 1040A, enter the amount play at Mame In the near fu- combing Uie hair if there are wheat In 1N6 on 831,001 acres. L Be sure Uie draft is ad- the lot at the end of Howard Wednesday evening dinner guest their ,„hard-€amed treat. Uie equate when using a fireplace. ALTO-CLARISVILH a comprehensive source of information of Street that is 50' x 132' since of dividends, after deducting ture. Camp Fire Girls staff gathered round Uie freezer warts in Uie scalp. By 1980. Uie researchers expect MICHIGAN the exclusion, as "Other In- of her nephew, Richard R. Har- Warts can occur on any part 2. Have gas refrigerators and the original offer of |1,809.99 Mrs. Rhena Damouth accom- ris and wife, at Home's Res- to enjoy the goodies which in- wheat acreafe to drop to 600 come.*' panied Mr. and Mis. Leon An- of the skin, but most often ap- stoves serviced and checked at what is going op in the area. Was refused. ate principal; and BushneU The Alto Campflre girls met taurant near Ionia. cluded a delicious cake by their thousand-but total production OFFICE HOURS— prindptL derson to the Senior Citizen's pear on the hands, fingers and should be around 31.2 mUlion least once yearly, The so-called "dividends" on meeting at the Veteran Hall In at the school on March 7. We Mrs. Minnie Lott who is a thoughtful principal, Ila Swan- 3. Have your furnace checked COLBY Ayes: 7, Nays: 0, Motion Car- son. on the soles of Uie feet. Those bushels ACtMCY 9tal2|adllaUI ried. 19. The paftnent of costs for Savings and Loan and Credit Caledonia Thursday afternoon. said the Campflre law and t at Uie Strouse Rest on the soles—plantar warts- once a year. WaekPaya Newspapers DO practiced the ceremonial. We South of Alto was very Mrs. Stahl's 3rd grade read The reasons for Uie greater Ui^erviee daises for staff Union accounts are actually In- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Flynn e cause the most trouble. Be- wheat producUon efficiency will 4. Make sure aU gas appli- pleasanUy reminded of her many stories and searched the Alto—Thars. 11# NtM 2. Motion by Reagan and members is to resolved be- terest which is freely taxable, enioyed a fish dinner at Gun sang songs and played games. cause of the pressure of shoes ances are vented to the outside. make a difference in Meeting ended with refresh- Birthday Wednesday when her encyclopedias for information be improved varieties, more ef- ClarksviM—WdL I to NtM (toded by Shade to offer to twten the tion and regardless of amount, and must Lake Friday evening of last and walking, they are pushed ficient cultural prartices and This includes hot water heaters, Richard Williams as school bus- thl LEA. be Included on your tax return. week. ments. son Phillip and wife and her about the wind. space heaters, gas-fired dryers people's lives. grandson came to see her As a result we have a mural hward Instead of bulging out- better methods of disease and CHARLES I. COLBY -PRONE— iness manager at a salary of Mr. and Mrs. Claire Anderson Maryann Courter, scribe ward, someUmes causing sharp Insect control learned through or mangles and Incinerators. $9,000.99. . U- President WesseU will rep- Read the instructions for both bringing a lovely cake and a in the show case depicting a the Form 1040 and the 1040A and Marie and Theresa were pain. agricultural research. These 5. Don't use a gas range or Alto Off. UN 8-3961 reant the LoweU Area Schools Sunday dinner guests of the portable TV set which is much beautiful day and a stormy day oven for beating purposes be- A.y0s: 7, Nays: 0, Motion Ctr- at the budget hearing of the and most of your questions will appreciated by Mrs. Lott. She with a tornado. We drew our UsuaUy warts are treated med- factors will sand yields soaring former's parents, the Leon An- factors will send yields soralng cause large amounts of gas in Kttt Intermediate School Dis- be answered. If you still have received 40 cards. This was her pictures free hand and painted ically only when they are ten- CloHtivtHe Office: •'THE^KWAT^BACKS dersons. Methodist... der or painful, when they inter- from 33 bushels per acre In a room can lead to the form- 0 trict to be held on February a question, telephone your local 69th birhtday. them. OW 3-3231 'S. Motion by Shade and sec- Internal Revenue Service Office fere with functions of the body 1965 to about 52 bushels by aUon of carbon monoxide. 27. 1967 at 8:90 p. m. HAavnr INC Mr. and Mrs. Tom Vaughn We made a windmUl of Unk- 6. If you're using a hibachl onded by Gerard to approve for the answer. 1<4 A., s- . Mrs. Carl Wlttenbach will be and Mr. and Mrs. Art Anderson er toys and wrote interesting or when they are so located 1980. construction contract with Peter If. Mr. Back is to decide hostess to the South LoweU and daughters attended the stories about the wind. H. Honing. Building Contractor whether or not his Type A Interest Income SPECIAL niET fOODS Circle Thursday, March 16, at wedding of a nephew, CarroU Mrs. Stahl attended Uie. Cur- 2 p. m. Mrs. Wlttenbach will of Grand Rapids, in the amount room in Special Education will Interest which you receive or •Suq«r '—S» F Eldredge of Sunfield, to Miss riculum Meeting last Thursday of $119,995.00 to build the Alto participale in the camping ex- have the program and Mrs. which is credited to your ac- •AK- 4r J.W Man Ann Estep, also of Sun- night in the Junior High Build- Elementary School addition. perience during the week of •Low jl Paul Fuss will have charge of field, Saturday evening. ing in LoweU. May ». count (even thouah not entered devoUons. Ayes: 7, Nays: 0. Motion Car. In your passbook) Is taxable Nafural-Onyonir Hro'rS Focdi Mrs. Fred Walters of Ionia We are welcoming spring by The Adult Combined Choir was a week end guest of Mrs. decorating our room for Easter unless It is specifically exempt- will meet Thursday for rehears- Motion and see- ed from tax. Glenn Layer. and St. Patrick's Day. 4. Motion by Meternick and al at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Glen Layer and daugh- The boys and girls in Miss seconded by Reagan to allow ooded by to adjourn at 9:40 p. m. Most types of interest are Christian Baptism Services ter and sister-ln-laA' visited Hewlett's fourth grade visited Paul Smith to attend the Amer- taxable. However, the interest will be administered and new Mrs. Layer's brother, Pat Mc- Joppes' Dairy in Grand Bafttds, ican Industrial Arts Association Respectfully submitted, received on obligations of a members received on Palm Caul. at Pennock Hospital at Friday, March 10, as a part of meeting in Philadelphia, Pa., Robert E. Reagan. D.D.S. State, Territory, or political Sunday, March 19th. If you de- Hastings Thursday. a study they are making about from March 14 through 17, with Secretary subdivision are non-taxable. sire these services please con- Clayton Dygert came home Switzerland. They saw cottage Now, dual protection the school to pay the subslituie tact your pastor. from " Uie Osteopathic Hospital clieese being made and butter teacher and to allow Mr. Smith Interest on United States Sav- Cheek Hit Alphabet The Annual Alto WSCS White Thursday and is now a We to being packaged. They were $50.00 expense money. TO WRITE A ings Bonds is taxable in full. Breakfast will be held in the D WANT AD! . h for get around with the aid of a treated to pieces of cheese and If you own these bonds, you . It lor loth Alto Church on Thursday morn- walker. paddle pops. : 7, Nays: 9. Motion Car .. Ii for Cart ing, March 23rd, at 10 a. m. It's always best to start your may elect to report the Interest . Ii for Dogi Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blocher They were accompanied on advertisement with the name of as it accrues each year, or you • U for EJocf Mrs. Leona Wieland is General attended the Pere Marquette their trip by Mrs. Gless, Mrs. tfee article or aervfce you have can wait until you cash the Chairman. Music will be in Employee's Credit Union 30th Mendez and Mrs. Wilcox. ^5. The Board expressed the "ntlSfl. charge of Mrs. Jane Graham. unanimous opinion that they to offer. If ypu have an 1 bonds and then report all the . ii for HMlort Anniversary dinner at the Pant- AU students and teachers are for Union Bank ment or room for rent or interest you have received. . It for IreiMrt Mrs. Betty Yelter is the guest would not allow a three-year . It for Jawairy lind Hotel Saturday evening. looking forward to our week of crty for sate, start your ac Once you make your election, . It for KItdMR speaker and Mrs. Eleanor Six hundred and seventy peo- spring vacation, March 20-24. moratorium on debt payments . Ii for LSoifoc* Green is in charge of devotions. to any district that wished to isement with the location. you must report Uie same way • • l« for MotorcycIm ple were present at this dinner. We are happy to welcome Mr. . Be dear. Readers respond on all the types cf bonds that Each member may Invite a Mrs.- Marguerite Porritt spent annex to the Lowell Goodrich, speech therapfet, " more quickly and favorably you own. Some of you may con- N ... it for Nunonr Eqaipmnt guest. a few days last week with her back to work with the children Schools. O ... h for Offlc* EquipmMrt Good Friday Union Services when given complete or definite tinue to hold savings bonds past f... if for flMoi son John and family at Trav- again. He is using the tape re- New Easiness details. Be sure to include price the original redemption date. for puilh on March 24th at Hope Church erse City where they recenUy corder with some of the chil- ... it for Knot of the Brethren. in ids, whenever possible—it's If you defer the reporting of S ... It for Slovtt moved. They celebrated Uie 3rd dren so they gel pracUce every "Charge it" card holders 1. Motion by Shade and sec* interest, you may contimie to 7 ... it for Toyt birthday of Mrs. PorriU's dav. the consumer's "most wanted" U ... It for Uud Clothing onded by Reagan to accept the do so on such bonds untU they V... (t for Vacuum ClMnen youngest grandchild. Jeanine, Most of the Alto teachers will results of the spedai efction are redeemed. W ... It lor W«tch*t while she was visiting there. be taking Uie class in Modem easy for (he reader- X...it for XyloplieAM held on January 19. 1967, and to reach you. Insert Baptist news Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Heaven Math offered by Michigan State as certified by the Election In- number apd your Occasionally interest received j-sfcEF-- and family of Clarksville were University at Lowell High spectors and the Board of Can- name and address. If you do not from certain Credit Unions and Thursday evening there will Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. School, beginning March 30. Guaranteed against loss, theft vassers. Those results were: in have regular hours give a pre- Savings and Loan Associations SELL THEM WITH A be skating at the Lowell Rink Marguerite Porritt ob your savings are termed favc 582; opposed 299; spoiled ferred time to have projects for Jr. High and Sr. High Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kretz- Other Alto News 5. contact ypu. "dividends" by these organiza- YOUR DISCARDS Young People. man and sons of Detroit and tions. These amounts paid as Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fair- and fraudulent use of your card ^Ajifes; 7, Nays; 9. Motion Car- •"The greatest reader attention MAY IE Young Peoples' Singspiration Mr. and Mrs. Keith Graham can be secured for your adver- earnings on your savings are will be held next Sunday eve- child were Sunday dinner guests were hosts at a party of rela- tisement by using consecutive actually Interest and must be SOMEONE ELSE'S ning, following the 8 p. m. ser- of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fairchild. tives and a few close friends 2. Motion by Coons and sec- insertions. Order more than one reported as interest. These a- DELIGHT vice, at the Walter Benedict Mrs. Hazel Pinckney from Friday evening, honoring Pvt. mounts "do not" qualify as onded by Gerard to approve the *tck, m can always stop the LOW-COST home. Grand Ledge was a Wednesday Thomas Reynhout, who wiU be application to be submitted to dividends for the $100 exclu- luncheon guest of Mrs. and leaving soon for Fort Bragg, ad In the event of immediate sion. LEDGER-SUBURBAN LIFE the Municipal Finance Commis- Other Alto.News Mis. William Falrddld. Mrs. North Carolina, and then on to sion for approval to sell school ap- Phidmey and Mrs Anna Fair- Viet Nam shortly. It was also X m Read the instruction book for chUd spent Wednesday after- bonds for the Alto Elementary the.Lowell the answer to your tax ques- WANT AD Mr. and Mrs. Glen Yeiter his wife-'s birthday anniversary School addition. . Life covering the called on Mr. and Mrs. Ronald noon with Mrs. Richard Fair- and she was presented with a If iDSSWOIBCflON CERnFlCArt tions. When there is a doubt, FOR FAST RESULTS lovely gift and a delicious Ttoes; 7, Nays; 9. Motion Car- Lowell, AJto. Cascade. Ada, etc., telephone your local Internal Eiiz and family of Woodland child. area; over 1990 circulation. Sunday and made the acquain- Mrs. Euberta Sflcox was giv- cake was served in her honor. Revenue Service Office for the PHONE 897-9241 en a birthday dinner by Mr. Th*omUicat answer. tance of their new baby. Tom was the recipient of a .2. Motion by Gerard and sec- QUI IV 74991 McCord-Morse Lake Farm and Mrs. Richard Bieri and fine going away gift as a mo- onded by Kiel to approve the Bureau met at the home of famfly and her nephew and mento from those at the party. bonding resolution necessary Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Koenes niece on Saturday evening. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lachneit for the legal requirements to fYiday evening. and Mrs. Valda Chaterdon of of Bad Axe. (nee Eleanore Van- be met on the 1967 bond issue Merle Watson flew from his Parma were also present at Uie den Heuvel) are the proud par- and submitted to the Boand by home in La Jolla, California dinner. ents of an 8 pound, 10 ounce George Cook. son, PhUip Dean, who arrived ^A^es: 7, Nays: 0. Motion Car- on March 7. BuyaLeSabre. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cum- mings of Grant came Sunday '4. Motion by Kiel and second- to be Mrs. Claud Silcox's din- ed by Coons to approve the fin- Do you doubt ner guests. al application for qualification You'll get a Buick and 29 extras Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hawk of bonds to the Department of the existence af Gad? < were Sunday dinner guests of Education for approval of the that the BHe K the Word af Gad? Mr. ^rtd Mrs. James Green. Alto Elementary School addi- DiCk'Wingeierjr,. son of Mr. & tion. you never bargained for. that Gad caaflrmed His ward whea He seat Jesus Christ Into the world? Mrs. Dan Wingeier, left Tues- ^Ajres; 7, Nays: 0. Motion Car- that the Ten Commandments were first spakea to Israel day moming for Fort Knox, • JMcotron gowator • 220 hp 340 2 V-8 by Gad and later conflmed hy Hln hi tables af staae Kentucky, to begin a 6 months 5. Motion by Mettemick and • Reusable air cleaner • Full-flow oil filter and that Gad has never revoked a riagle aae af these active training period with the 1. 100* protection if you notify gives you $50 deductible protection. Every- Army National Guard. seconded by Shads that the • Glove compartment light • Padded sun visors Board of Education of the Low- Word was received recently "Charge-It" before someone else can thing over that amount is our worry. If you • Dual speed windshield wiper • Heater and defroster that Jesas shall return ta this earth as He promised to that Stuart Washburn, son of ell Area Schools will levy the rale upon the throne of David in Jerasalen? carry a "Charge - It" card, you'll be receiving n fnll amount necessary each and windshield washer • Upper instrument panel pad the late Dave Washburn and use it that the sacrifice af Christ Is suffideat to caver yaar Mrs Washbum (the former Ida ear to pay the principal and • Deluxe steering wheel • Plunger-type door lock 3hB? Wingeier) has left California a Loss-Protection Certificate soon, in the iterest due on all debt funds, « Crank-operated vent • Seat belts front and rear 2. *50 deductible protection even if and will hot iely upon required and is enroute to Viet Nam. windows • Back-up lights If your answer Is yes, yoa are lavited ta become a regular Dinner guests of Mr. and you don't realize you've lost your card. mail. If you don't have a convenient reserves or the school bond • Smoking set: rear seat listener to FAITH FOR OUR TIME. TUs program Is broad Mrs. Ernest Rosenbert Saturday loan fund to meet these yearly • Front door-operated courtesy •ish trays light cast each Sunday moming at I:* o'clock over WERX radio, evening were Mr. and Mrs. "Charge-It" card, apply at any Union Bank requirements. iS3l on the dial and nightly at II:* o'clock Monday through Your "Charge•It" card is meant to be a • Magic-Mirror finish • Dual side armrest front and Don Dutcher of Caledonia. Mr. Nays: 0. Motion Car- • Dual-key locking system Friday aver KXEL. Waterloo. Iowa, 1S4I on the dial. and Mrs. Maynard Dutcher and office. For more information, call 538-8100. rear Mr. and Mrs. Claud Loring of convenience—not a worry. If you call the • Carpeting • Step-on parking brake East Caledonia. • • Make the "Charge • It" card 6 Motion by Gerard and sec- • Outside rearview mirror • 15-inch wheels "Charge•It" number—538-8100 —before onded by Shade to place the • Finned brake drums your card; sign up now. IBANKCAROS • 6000-mile lubed front anyone eke uses your card, you re protected, following teachers on second • Self-adjusting brakes suspension It. L 0. S. st Masks year probation as stated in the State Tciiure Act; • Dual horns • Directional signals and lane SEE US Thursday, March 16. 7 p. m. 100%. If your card slips away unnoticed, and • Cross flow radiator change signal Skylarics wUl meet at church. Uit yar cri ikmrn yw m te sp High School — Carol Avery, Sunday, March 19, 11 a. m. you don't call in time, "Charge•It" now Ttery Ayers, Ed Doama, Pris- For AH Your moming worship, the speaker cilia McDonald, BUI Mills, Ed will be Elder Merrill Champion. Rankin; GET THE BEST NO-BARGAIN BARGAIN AT THE BUICK VALUE CARNIVAL Skating Needs! Church school 9:45 a. m. Eve- ning worship 7 p. m. The speak- Junior High — Germaine er wUl be priest Kenneth Col- Davis, Cheryfi Gierman, Rob- Skates—CHICAGO—Ska le Cases bum, the theme is "Christ Of- ert Hill. Carrie Pelon, Marvin fers Himself as a Sacrifice." •/ Tans; UNION BANK Monday, March 20, 8 p. m. Toe Stops, Wheels. Pom-Foas, AND TRUST COMPANY. N . A • Elementary — John Donald- Zion's League will meet at the son. Pauline Donaldson, Patri- MM* M UUUUCt Skatiag Tights, Etc. home of Robert Onnan. The cia Ellis, Jessica Ford, Margar- Zioneer's wiU meet at the chur- One of AmericasJine banks et Hoats, Edith Hubbard. Ask About our PARTY PLAN oud Open Skotwg ch at 7 p. m. Ayes: 7, Nays: 0. Motion Tuesday, March 21, The field Carried. School continues its classes at the church at 7 p. m. 7. Motior. hy Metternick and Azzarello Chevrolet & Buick Inc. LEGION SKATING RINK Wednesday, March 22, Mid- seconded by Seagan to place mVi EAST MAIN STREET LOWELL, MICHIGAN week worship service is held, the following teachers on tenure 1280 West Moin Strtef Phone TW 7-9294 Uie speaker to bring Uie lesson as stated in the State Tehtire Ph. TW 7-7360 wiU be High-priest Dirk Ven- i'l1!Hi i "Ha I--rtrfi'fijjia^^-«i--fri

/ HAY FOR SALE - 30 cents FORD — 1964 4 door Galaxy, THE LOWELL LEDGER, MAR. II, 1967 ATTENTION — Homemakers. FOR SALE per bale. Used bottle gas 289 V8. Cruise-o-matic, new part time Job, full time pay. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE VANDER VEEN. FREIHOFER Richard E. Bosworth, SA 915- THE LOWELL LEDGER, MAR. II, 1117 stove for sale, $10. Clarence snow tires, excellent condi- work 12 hours, cam guaran- FORECLOSURE SALE k COOK 6m USS Marino G. VaUejo, FOR SALE - 18 foot house- Cooke. 5434 Thomapple River tion. 897-7713. c49 LOWELL LEDGER tee, $97.50 per week. Call CARLOAD SALE 1135 W. Mnln St SSBN 658. Mare Island, VaUejo, trailer. All self-contained. Drive, Grand Rapids. c48-49 SUBURBAN LIFE WANT AD PAGE Mrs. Everts, 363-6801. c49 GET THAT Default has occurred in the LoweU, Michigan 49311 California. Postage rates fo increase iodicals and other printed mat- Sleeps six. Hitch included. JOHNSON - 311 boat motor, conditions of a certain mortgage ter will be increased 10c per PUBLICATION ORDER on overseas mail Like new. 019-1777. c48-49 SLIDE CAMERA FOR SALE- |10. New 12-volt battery, CASH RATE: 15 words 50c, additional words 8c each. If not HOUSEWIVES—Attention! Part INSULATED executed by JAY C. OEVER- Drop us a 'line' Pfc Kerry A. Tap. US5589W12, piece to all countries except Includes carrying case, twink- heavy duty, $15. Hand lawn paid on or before 10 days after insertion, a charge of 10c time, full time, any time. 9 MAN and NELLIE OEVER- HEARING ON FINAL HHC. 506th Field Depot, Di- Canada. mower, good. |5. Porch win- SHEATHING SALE feNm-RWrt ACCOUNT & SUPPLEMENTAL An increase In IntemaUonal FOR SALE — Poodle puppies. le light, telescope and wide for bookkeeping will be made. hour equals $59, 18 hours 15AN, husband and wife, to rector of Services, Reefer Pit., surface and airmail rates av- 7. Most letters going by sur- dows, ea. 50c. \Vestingho;;se BLACK LATK HNttM FINAL ACCOUNT AKC, silver miniatures. Top angle lenses. An exceptional BOX NUMBER: If box number in care of this office if de- equals $100. No delivery, no USED CAR UNION BANK AND TRUST APO San Francisco. California, eraging 13 percent will go into face transportation to all na- buy! Call 868-575L c48-50 Vacuum cleaner with attach- File No. 113,878 quality with excellent pedi- sired. add 50c to above. collecting, no investment or , COMPANY (National Assoda- 96213. Birth date, March 2. effect May 1. 1967, to help off- tions (excluding Canada and gree. $65 and up. 949-3835. ments, $5. Small Corona port- canvassing. Call Mrs. Hill, /2x4x6—$1.69 tion), & national banking asso- Mexico) will be uicreascd from OPErTsATURDAY - Walter's able typewriter, $5. Antique ALL ERRORS in telephone advertisements at sender's risk. State of Michigan, The Pro- set a current operating deficit (•48-49 363-6801. c49 ciation, of 98 Ottawa Ave., Pfc Karl Van Spronsen, US lie to 13c. Post cards will be Lumber Mart. 925 W. Main. trunk, $5. Two bed frames, RATES are based strictly on uniform want ad style. 3/4 x4x8—$2.70 bate Court for the County of of about $16 million annually PmLU— DlaM N.W., Grand Rapids. Michigan, 55-8M, 463, Hq. Brty., 4th Msl. raised from 7c to 8c. REDUCE — Safe, simple and Lowell, is open Friday eve- twin size. |3. Iron porch rail, tllMI Ripi Kent We like to in international postal service. OUT-OF-TOWN advertisement must be accompanied by re- dated teptember 1, 19W, re- Bn., 517 Arty., Fort Clayton, nings til 9 and all day Sat- storm doors. 6 doz. quart REAL ESTATE y4x2x8—$1.39 SATIN ENAMEL CWa II Estate of George H. Deming, The Increase will not apply 8. Most printed matter, in- fast with (ioBeso tablets. On- mittance. corded September 27, 196f). in Canal Zone, Taboga, 09827. ly 98c. Ada Drugstore, Ada. urday for your shopping con- fruit Jars. CH 3-2011. c49 Deceased to mailings for members of the cluding pubUcations, will be in- Copy for ads on this must be in ONK COAT covewei Liber 1W5, pages 540-542 of IT IS ORDERED that on Armed Forces overseas. Domes- creased one cent per piece. For c48-7 venience. "You'll like Walt- 40 ACRES-Near Lincoln Lake. A3c Thomas A. Bishop, AF Ledger office before 5 on Tuesdays Mortgiges, in the office of the March 28, 1M7, tic postage rates are applicable 2nd class publications to Cana- ers." c46tf FOR SALE — Like new, open- 897-9261 Best offer takes. 676-1079.C-49 WALTER'S 168-79580. 3640 PTW. Box 592, PIANO TUNING - And repair Register of Deeds for Kent at 9:30 A. M. in the Probate to mall addressed through da only, the one cent increase faced Humphrey gas heater LUMBER MART Laredo Air Force Base. Texas. service. Registered craftman DON'T DISCARD - That steam with 20 ft. copper tubing. Suit- BUILDING - Sites, surveyed. K&W County. By reason of such de- Courtroom, Grand Rapids, Mich- hear from you APO's and FPO's. wiU be deferred for six months member of Piano Terhnlcians Iron when you drop It or It 925 West Main Street, LoweU fault, the undersigned elects to igan, a hearing be held on the The changes In rates were to become effective November able for room or fireplace. WANTED Two to four acres on creek. S-Sgt. Donald L. Dawson, 28- (iuild. Call GL 2-6690 or 241- falLs to work: It can be fix- declare and hereby declares the petition of Konneth G. Doming, first proposed In the January 1, 1967. Also, the present bund- $20. CH 3-2011. c49 Spots for fish ponds. Also re- B915 Cascade Rd. 949-1G20 Small Motors 620, 143rd Ct., SW, Leisure City, 3760. c48tf ed at a reasonable cost. For modeled farm house near Lo- PHONE: 897-9291 whole of the principal sum re- Over and over, here at Uie Sp-4 Gary L. Gage US 5586- 14 Federal Register, giving In- ling rate which permits postage Executor, for allowance of his Florida, 33030. service on aU small applian- PORTABLE — Olympia type- WANTED TO BUY - HoLstein weU. CaU 897-9058. c49-51 mi West Main St, UweO maining payable under said Final Account and his Supple- Ledger, we hear how much the 5415, 110th Transportation Com- terested parties thirty days to to be computed on the bulk LOSE WEIGHT - Safelv with SPECIAL ces and power tools, call writer, good working order. Heifers Bred Due Base PHONE: e/-iM7 mortgage and interest and all mental Final Account. servicemen appreciate t h e pany Depot, APO, San Francis- comment. The confirmed rates weight of packages of publica- Dex-A-Diet Tablets. Only 98c A3c Michael J. McCormick, TW 7-7397. Charles Houseman. UN 8 2460. c49 months, also open Heifers 400 SUBURBAN HOMES - NEW. sums due under said mortgage Publication and service shall cards and letters they have re- co, Callfonila, 9G307. appeared In today's Federal tions addressed to Canadian at Christiansen Drug Co. 16850085 . 778 Radar Sqd., (ADC) 1049 North Washington Street. to 700 lbs. Ed Tanis, Jenison, LARGEST FHA lots. AU plas- immediately due and payable. be made as provided by statute ceived as a result of having Register and wUl be put into post offices wUl remain in ef- CLEARANCE Pfc. Robert Chlpman, RA 168- Box 169, Havre, Montana, 59- p45-52 Lowefl. c45tf USED — Televisions. Recondi- Mich, MO 96658. c47-49 tered hardwood trim through- -ILAS- At the date of this notice and Court rule. their addresses published. Not effect by the Postmaster Gen- fect until November 1, 1968, at tioned and guaranteed. $29 95 out. FHA financing available. there is claimed to be due on only do they hear from the 75656, a C., 22, 1st Infantry 501. eral under his administrative which time it wiU be discontin- LIVESTOCK TRUCKING—Car. BULK GARDEN" SEEDS^Buy Date: February 17, 1967 up. Williams' Radlo-TV-Mari- WANTED ~ To buy quaUfied Best construction value in said mortgage the sum of $19,- folks at home, but often from Division, A P J., San Francisco, authority. No legislation is ued. son City auction. Tuesday. St. your favorite varieties of gar- USED DECORATING A. DALE STOPPELS, California, 9()345. Sp5 James R. Strouse, RA- na. 126 N. Hudson Street, Lo- land contracts. Call or see this area. See these homes LENA LOU 483.94, which sum bears inter- Judge of Probate friends or classmates who get needed. 9. Surface parcel post rates Johns auction. Wednesday. den seed in economical bulk. while under construction. Half 16763255, A-CC, 809th Engr. Bn., to aU nations will be Increased well. c24tf OIL FURNACES Peter Speerstra, TW 7-9259 or SERVICE est at the rate of 7 percent VanderVeen, Frelnofer & Cook the Ledger whUe they are also A3c Steven C. Roth, AF16929- Comments dealing with in. Lake Odessa auction. Thurs- Order quantities needed earlv. mUe north of Lowell on Ver- presents A. P. O., 96232, San Francisco, 20c per parcel, an average of day. Call collect, A1 Helms. David F. Coons, Lowell Sav- annum. No suit or proceed- By: George R. Cook in far away places. 023, CMR No. 2. Box B-258, creased rates for magazines K&W Small Motors. 1361 W. GUARANTEED - Repair on gennes Street. WUIlam Schre- Papering & Painting California. 7 percent. Palo, 637-4798. c29tf ings and Loan AssociaUon, at law has been instituted Attorney for Estate If you have an address of a Terhnlcal Training Center, ATC, clarified mailing problems of Main St., Lowell. Phone 897- all small appliances, tools, ur, contractor and buUder. FURNACES PoPostags e rates for surface first S25 up 217 West Main Street, Lowell, FOR YOUR to recover the debt secured by A true copy. person in service you would Shepperd Air Force Base, Tex- Uie publishers. Accordingly, as 9537. C47-51 etc. Bemle's Appliance Serv- Phone 897-9189. c6tf SEE MY LINE OF this mortgage or any part there, A2c Barry Gene Hunt, AF class letters and air letters and FOR SALE — Paper tablecov- Phone TW 7-8321. c35tf AND CONVERSION ROLAND R. ROBEY, like to add to the list, drop a as, 76311. shown in point No. 8 below, Uie ice, 1561 Collp^e. NE, Grand WALLPAPER BOOKS DANCING PLEASURE 16806327 Box 799, C.M.R. A P.O. surface 3rd class type printed er, $3.65 per roll. The Lowell TANK FULL? - Call Fuller BURNERS of. Register of Probate C47-49 postcard to the I>edger with the orlglnaUy proposed Increase In rapids, 861-8747; In l-owell, the AND PAINTS New York, New York, 09109. matter to Canada and Mexico l-edger, 105 Broadway, Low- Septic Tank Cleaning. Licen- WANTED - Male, tool maker. R. J. TIMMER REALTY name and address on it. We'U Jack T. Young. FN 1376786. rates to Canada were modified ell. p48tf Items may be left at Gee's ELECTRIC ' Apply Newell Manufacturing Col 676-4656 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN VANDER VEEN, FREIHOFER be glad to have it. USS Galveston. CLG-3, A. Div- by delaying the effective dates. correspond to U. S. domestic sed and bonded. Day or night that by virtue of the power of Hardware, 223 W. Main. TW WATER HEATERS Company, Lowell. k COOK Many persons have suggested ision, F. P. O. San Francisco, A3c Daniel L. Steele, 147 Lucy HlghUghts of the final action rates, which are set by Uie emergency service. Member EASTMONT—2-bed room c4Uf WATER HEATERS sale contained in said mortgage FOR SALE — New gas furnace. 7-7167. c38tl Bill Drake 1125 W. Main St. that we list the birth dates of California. 96601. NW, Apt. 2. Florida City, Flori- are: Congress, and are not being of Ada Businessmen's Associ- low on large lot, 120' x and the statute in such case 150.000 BTU's. Make offer. $10.00 up WANTED TO BUY - Small or LoweU, Mtchlgan 49331 Uie boys. We have a few of da, 33030. 1. Airmail letters to Central changed at this time. ation. CaU 676-5986. c22tf gas heat, $8,900. AND THE HI LITES made and provided, and to pay TW 7-7408. C48-49 GAS FURNACE - For sale. medium size home in LoweU, FOR ESTIMATE them so far. You'll find them Pfc Stanley Wingeier, US America and Uie Caribbean ar. LOWELL — Attractive, early amount with interest, as PUBLICATION ORDER Pvt. Garry L. MUler, US 549- FOR SALE - 1965 Che vie Van. Reasonably priced, nearly city or suburban. This may listed after Uie addresses. We 54951788. Btry. D.t 7th Bn., ea wUl be Increased from 13c Ask how you can receive a set - American home on Main SATURDAY CALL TW 7-794B provided in said mortgage, and HEARING ON CLAIMS 58585, Class 73, Co. T, 4th Bn., Cheap. In good condition. Call new. 50,000 BTU. CaU Alto be your chance to sell. Pre- would like more so that Uie (HAWK). 2nd Arty.. A. P. O., per half ounce to 15c. of 1847 Oneida Community Plate St., garage, shady lot, $6,000. all legal costs, charges, and ex- File No. 115,298 USAECB, Fort Belvoir, Virgin- Histmcs Livestock after 6. 949-6387. c49-50 868-5751. C48-50 fer older house, good condi- CLARK 9:30 p.m. fo 1:30 a.m. boys can look forward to an San Francisco. CaUfornia. 96301. 2. AlrmaU to the rest of the without charge. LOWELL — Suburban, new penses, including the attorney ia, 22060. tion. Advise' location, price PLUMBING & HEATING State of Michigan, The Pro- extra card or letter on their Western Hemisphere will re- 1959 PLYMOUTH-Good trans- five-bedroom tr!!?vel. River- lYLE COVERT fee allowed by law, and all tax- Pvt. Richard A. Green. 2191- March If, 1N7 FOR SALE—Good clean straw, and other particulars. Call 3M East Main St, LoweU bate Court for the County of birthday. Send the names and main at 15c per half ounce, ex- portatlon. will accept best of- front lot, 100' x 520', two 623, D. Company, C&E Bn., A3c James R. Murray, AF, 5\V per bale. Mart Alderink, Freeport, RO 5-3001 or write es and insurance premiums Kent birthdates to us on a postcard, cept for Canada and Mexico. Feeder Pigs — 110.00-116 00 fer. 949-0184. c49 94y-3655. c48-49 baths, two fireplaces, carport. paid by the undersigned before Class 32d, MCRD, San Diego, 16929012, 3342 School Sq.. Box Specials P.O. Box 165, Freeport. C48-49 $27,000. MASTER PLUMBER Roger Reames Estate of Theron E. Richmond, please, and we will see that 3. AlrmaU to Europe and Top Calves S35.00-$41.00 sale, said mortgage wUl be CaUfornia. 158, AmariUo Air Force Base, Mediterranean Africa wUl be FOR SALE — Clothing, dishes, Phyl-Shar Corp. LINCOLN LAKE ROAD - 18 Deceased they are added to the list. Common & Culls —125.00-135.00 REGISTERED NURSES - Full AND HIS ORCHESTRA foreclosed by sale of the mort- Texas, 79111. increased from 15c per half ELECTRIC DRYER drapes, misc. articles. Please acre scenic wooded buUding Residential, Commercial IT IS ORDERED that on S-Sgt Roger Topp. 5th TCS, Young Beef $19.00 $22.80 or part time for smaU, mod- gaged premises, at public ven- ounce to 20c.. $149.95 phone TW 7-7505 or TW 7- site. $3,600 terms. ft Industrial May 25, 1917, Pvt. Gerald Parker, US 5496- Box 280 A.P.O. 96274, San Fran- Beef Cows $12.00 $18.00 VINCENT BROTHERS em county institution. Pleas- SUNDAY due to the highest bidder at Terrance L. Dykstra, HA B- 4. AlrmaU letter rates to the 7361 before coming for ap- PH. 676-9171 40 ACRES — On Flat River, Well Drilling at 9:30 A. M. in the Probate 3606, Co. C. 9th Bn., 3 Bde.. cisco, CaUfornia. Bulls $18.00 $21.50 ant working conditions. Ideal the East front door of the Hall 503824, Hospital Corpsman, Na- rest of the world wUl remain TWO-SPEED WASHER pointments. p49-50 Builders hiUy, wooded, $8,500 may di- Phone: TW 7-7534 8 p.m. to 12 midnight Courtroom, Grand Rapids, Mich- US ATC, I, 5th Pit., Fort Ben- Top Hogs $19.00 $19.90 positions for former nurses of Justice in the City of Grand Pvt. Derek Hanson, US 5496- val Hospital, Portsmouth, Vir- unchanged at 25c per half $169.95 vide. or TW 7-7104 PUMP REPAIR igan, a hearing to be held at ning, Georgia, 31905. Second Grade 118.00-119.00 8585 A com Ave., Alto, Mich. who wish to get back into an Rapids. Kent County. Michigan, 10P9, Co. B., BCT. 57th Sgl. Bn. ginia, 23708. ounce. FOR SALE - Chevrolet 1963 WANTED - Have buyer for c32tf which aU creditors of said de- Sgt. Wayne MiUer. 1843A, Pat- Roughs $14 00-$16.60 10 CU. FT: REFRIGERATOR Interesting and challenging Fast Service, Free Efttantf* on FRIDAY, the 17th day of Corp., Fort Hood, Texas, 76544. 5. Aerogrammes and air post super sport V8. Private par- REPAIR — Your appUances, newer 2 or 3 bedroom home ceased are required to prove ton Drive, Fort Mead, Mary- Boars $13 50-$17.00 GARAGES phase of nursing. Top salary March, 1967, at 9:30 o'clock in Pfc Michael J. Bost. RA cards will be increased 2c each $135.00 ty. I^nnox 4-9556. c49 lamps and other smaU elec- Filly Insured their claims. Creditors must land. Feeder CatUe $22.00-126.00 REMODELING scale with exceUent fringe in UweU or vicinity. Under the forenoon EST. The prem- Pvt. GUbert Gene Walter, RA 16848805, 42nd Inf. Ph., (Scout from lie to 13c. trical equipment, we do the $12,000 file sworn claims with the court Lambs $19.00-$21.00 30-IN. DELUXE ELECTRIC benefit program. Apply in ises covered by said mortgage 16931446, Co. S., 3rd Bet. Bde., Dog), Support Bn., 1st Bde., 6. Items sent by air, other Job promptly and very econ- and serve a copy on Jacob C. RANGE Free Estimates person or write to the Kent are situated In the City of Fort Dlx, New Jersey, 08640. 101st ABN, Dlv.. A.P.O. 96347, than letters and parcels, such Top Hogs $19.90 nomlcaUy. Don't delay, bring R. J. TIMMER REALTY Calller, Executor, at 515 N. County Personnel Office, 3rd EXPERT CAR REPAIR E. D. Richard Grand Rapids. Kent County, San Francisco. California. as smaU packages, books, per- Harry Lenz and son, Hastings $159.95 it in today. K&W SmaU Mo- Ada, Michigan; office phone Hudson St., Lowell, Michigan, VANDER VEEN. FREIHOFER Sgt. Robert G. Lipscomb. 191- Floor, Trust Building, Comer NOWS THE TIME TO GET THAT AUTO Michigan, and are described k JUST ARRIVED FROM Call; 868-4123 tors, 2361 West Main, LoweU, CTR 3901; residence, 949-0139; MIL: TW 74104 prior to hearing. COOK 9312, USMC, Transport Com- Pearl k Ottawa. Grand Rap- as: Pfc. Thomas Thompklns. 2212 Phone 897-9537. c47-51 John Fahrni. salesman, TW TUNED UP! C9-12 Publication and service shaU 1125 W. Main St. iny, 9th MT, Bn., 1st Motor GERMANY! ids. Mich. 49502. c48-49 The South H of the South % LoweU, Michigan 49331 Beach Ave., Armor 3rd Class, clW 7-9334. c49 be made as provided by statute irsport Battalion. F. P. O., THORNS ELECTROLUX — Sweeper, full of the North 4 of the North % and Court rule. Mississippi City, Mississippi, 39- Congregational Church WANTED TO PURCHASE-£ut 14 years' mechanics service PUBLICATION ORDER San Francisco. California, 966- Appliance. Television and Over 2,000 6-in. decorated size deluxe model. Full set of of the East 4 of the East H Date: March 6, 1967 562. INCOME TAX - Service, all logs, or standing timber, wiU PETITION TO PROBATE WILL 02. UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST Record Center ceramic tiles in an unusual cleaning tools. One fuU year IF YOUR CAR WONT START CALL US of the NW % of Section 21, A. DALE STOPPELS forms, C. A. Bradshaw, 13735 appraise and pay cash. Be- GOOD THINGS TO EAT AND DETERMINE HEIRS F-UP&ON AND SPRING STREETS. LOWELL. MICHIGAN assortment of colors and de- guarantee. First $20 cash or T7N, R12W.- Judge of Probate Pvt. James L. Rogers. RA F. W. Verspoor, US Ajax, 2840 Thomapple River Drive Beckwith Dr., Lowell, Mich. fore you seU write or caU 676-2002 File No. 115,475 Rev. Charles C. Dtvls. Minister signs. Many in Blue and five payments of $5, Call now. ELECTRICAL Dated: December 15, 19W. VanderVeen, Frelhofer & Cook 54952194, Box 10. Co. C.. 71st Ar 6, DC Dlv., c-o F.P.O, San —In Cascade TW 7-7596. c40-l Sunfield Industrial Wood Pro- State of Michigan, The Pro- White Delft patterns. 459-3501. Electro Hygiene. POTATOES - Urge Michigan WIRING—FIXTURES By: George R. Cook Maint., Bn., A.P.O., New York, Francisco, California, 96601. Sermon: "THE RACE BEFORE US" ducts, Inc. PH. 9300, Box 65. UNION BANK k TRUST CO. bite Court for the County of PHONE 949-0220 LAWN MOWER - Repair, pick c-49 10 lb. 39c. Fresh fruit and Atomey for Estate New York, 09139. See our selection of oc- 7 Sunfield, Mich. p40-49 REPAIRS (N.A.) Kent up and deliver. Call 897-7851- . vegetables at FamUy prices. ADA CITGO 1125 W. Main Street A3c Gene Lewis, AF 16846865, Worship Service and Chnrch School at 10:00 A. M. casional tables with marble, Cascade Produce, 2833 Thorn- By Donald F. Oosterhouse, Estate of Dan A. Wingeier Pfc. Lester Paul Manley, US CMR, Box 614, Francis E. War- c47tf ATTENTION - Rawleigh busi- Open: Monday thni Saturday, 7:M a. m. to 8:81 p. m. Lowell. Michigan Nursery Provided slate, tile and wood tops. apple Dr. Next to Town HaU 6.E. APPLUNCCt its Attorney Deceased 55892902, 406lh PC Det.. A.P.O., ren Air Force Base, Cheyenne, ness available in LoweU. CORNER THORN APPLE RIVER DRIVE AND ADA DRIVE Business Address; A true copy. Assemble and decorate your ARTHRITIS-Rheumatism suf- Steady year around earnings. in Cascade. 949-5919. p49 ROLAND R. ROBEY, IT IS ORDERED that on San Francisco, CaUfornia, 962- Wyoming. 82001. Merle Onan Ul-G Waters Building April 13. 1967, own lamps and accessories ferers, try Alpha Tablets. Re- 10% Discount No capital or experience is Register of Probate c48-50 38. If' , Art's lief lasts for hours. Only $2.49 APPLES - $1.00 a bushel and Rickert Electric Grand Rapids, Michigan c37-49 at 10:00 A. M. in the Probate Pfc John Grawburg, 2246183, from our wood parts. needed. Write Rawleigh, Dept. up. Also, onions and honey, Harry M. Knoop GMG3. 693- Radio & TV Service at Ada Pharmacy. C44-51 on MCC-575-98, Freeport, Illinois. M8 Boatta Hudson VANDER VEEN. FREIHOFER Courtroom. Grand Rapids. Mich, 3531 USMC. 3rd Tank Bn, H&S FIRST METHODIST CHURCH DeYnung's Orchards, BaUey & COOK igan. a hearing be held on the 80-63, USS Blue. D744. Fleet Co., MT Pltn., in care of SPO, ttialn at Oivlilon — Lowell, Mich. Main Street, Lowell, Mich. INCOME TAX — Returns pre- TRANSISTOR RADIOS 61032. {>48-50 SAMPLES 'N' SURPLUS Dr. at McCabe Ave. Ph. 676- Phone TW 7-MOt Lowell VANDEB VEEN, FREIHOFER 1125 W. Main St. peUtlon of Doris Wingeier for Post Office. ^San Francisco, San Francisco, CaUfornia, 96602. REV. ROBERT WEBBER. PASTOR pared for farm, business and 8071. • p49-50 * COOK probate of a purported wiU. and California. 96601. 939 Kalamazoo Ave., BE TW I-S:00 P. M. —Driver-MaU Clerk Courtroom, Grand Rapids, Mlch- Register of Probate c49-51 E. Broadway, A. P. O., SeatUe, BLOW YOU A YOUR RIGHT — To drive an Jfan Vincent, Proprietor M-21, ADA Pkwe: C7M118 WEEKS-RICHARD igan, a hearing to be held on 8055, USS Kerwln. A. P. O. 90, Washington, 98737. Wednesday FamUy Prayer FeUowshlp 7 p. m. Ada Office: Wyoming Off.- FOUND — Large dog. white in, a hearing be held at which the petition of Frederick Al- automobUe is at stake. Sec GRAVEL VANDER VEEN. FREIHOFER In care of F. P. O., New York, Captain Charles H. Croninger, M. KEITH MC IVEW — PASTOR c49 with brown spots, brown face g creditors of said deceased thaus for probate of a purport- us today for our low-cost pro- c21tf & COOK New York, 09501. 1st TRF. Box 2717, A. P. O., 949-2770 243-0266 with white markings. 605 N. are required to prove their ed will, and for appointment of tection. Peter Speerstra Agen- WANTED — Woman with spare 1125 West Blain Street New York. New York, 09238. Morning—"THE GARDEN OF GETHSEMANE" BREEZY cuts cy. TW 7-9259. c49 Monroe. 897-7982. c49 claims. Creditors must file a fiduciary, and for a deter- Terry M. Dawson, G.M.M.- time on her hands to operate sworn claims with the court LoweU. Michigan S. N., USS MacDonough, DLG-8, Pvt. George F. Converse, RA Betrayed, denied and forsaken! An awful picture of human- mination of heirs. 16929896, HQ 1st Bn. 33ixl Art- FOR SALE - G.E. Deluxe SO" smaU business in Cascade LOST — CoUie. male, Ada area, and serve a copy on Dan A. Publication and service shall In care of, F. P. O., New York, i 111 SHAMPOO — Your own rugs. DODGE' OR DART' TO... HOTPOINT & PUBLICATION ORDER illery. A. P. 0., New York, ity's choice and course. ^ March Deal I Electric Range, push button. ViUage. SmaU investment. reward. 949-2689. c49 Wingeier, Executor, at 119 Al- be made as provided by statute New York, 09501. Cleans and brightens like PETITION TO PROBATE New York. 09177. G.E. 12 cu. foot Refrigerator The Thrift Shop. 949-2650. or MAYTAG ien N. E., Grand Rapids, Mich- and Court rule. Evening—"HEAVEN'S PASSWORD" new. Electric Shampooer Ma- 949-0253. c49 WILL & DETERMINE HEIRS David C. Dawson, B521793. Co. Pfc R. B. Tower, Jr.. 2202337, with freezing compartment. PERSONAL SALES igan. Date: February 28. 1967 State of Michigan, The Pro- chine rental only $1 per day. PubUcation and service shall 701, SR, USNTC, San Diego, Marine Air Base. Sq. 16, F.S., For Tranaportatlon or Spiritual Counsel. Call TW 7-7915 949-5277. c49 WANTED — Two row potato JACKSON Service on Hofpoinf VanderVeen, Frelhofer & Cook bate Court for the County of 1 quart Rug-Mate Cleaner & be made as provided by statute By: George R. Cook California, 92133. A. P. O.. San Francisco, CaU- on TOP QUALITY Spot Remover cleans average planter and a one row trans- WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY - Kent fornia. 96602. FOR SALE — First cutting of Appliances Only and Court rule. Attorney for Estate Sp 4 Keith Kropf, US 55829518, 9 x 12 rug. Call Plywood Mar- planter. Phone 676-3071. c49 Black and white, or colored. Estate of Herbert W. Harwood, Gordon E. MarshaU. EN 3, Top Quality good alfalfa hay. crimped, Date: February 28. 1967 1125 W. Main Street Co. C, BBW, 37th Armour, APO, Prices to fit your budget. MOTOR SALES Electrical Wlrtng and Deceased Port Security Station, Govern- ket, 3128—28th St., SE. Grand and didn't get wet. $16 ton. A. DALE STOPPELS, OPPORTUNITY — For man or Portraits and advertising pho- Lowell. Michigan IT IS ORDERED that on New York, New York, 09066. Used Cars USED CARS Rapids. 245-2151. c32tf 897-7494. c49-50 Contracting Judge of Probate ment Island, Alameda, Califor- woman. Reliable person from . J. E. Colby, Alto. FOR THE A true copy. March 27, 1967. Master Sgt. Dennis E. Brenk, ALTON BIBLE CHURCH VanderVeen, Frelhofer L Cook nia. 94501. this area to service and col- c24tf TW 7-7746 ROLAND R. ROBEY. at 10:00 A. M. In the Probate DOG TRIMMING — Eleven By: George R. Cook 34 Robert Pond Lane, Chiocoppe Pvt. Rick A. Fonger. US 54- S-HIIe and Lincoln Lake Rd. FARMERS years experience. Complete lect from automatic dispens- Register of Probate c48-50 Courtroom, Grand Rapids, Mich- Attorney for Estate FaUs, Massachusetts. 962786. Co. D.. 1-2. 3rd Pit., ers. No experience needed. DO YOU NEED MONEY - To Factory Trained Servicemen A. DALE STOPPELS, igan, a hearing to be held on Rev. Harold Foos, Interim Pastor Phone 458-2536 For pickup service on dead or trim and bath $5. Satisfaction 1125 W. Main Street Pvt. Robert Bibbler, Co. E. Fort Leonard Wood. Missouri, 1965 Plym. Fury I 4-dr. Sedan (2) We establish accounts for buy. build, remodel or repair 1967 DODGE Judge of Probate the petition of Elizabeth S. Glid- 11:* A. M. Worship 7:36 P. M. Worship disabled farm animals—call guaranteed Apoolntment nec- Lowell, Michigan 8th Bn. 3rd Tng. Bde. Inf. AB- 65473. essary. OR 6-2417. p49-6 you. Car, references and $995 a home? If you do. try our den for probate of a purported IV, Ait-2nd Patton, Fort Gor- Sunday School 11 :N A. M. to Noon 1965 Barracuda 2-dr. Hardtop C 4 W Taliow Co., Cedar to $1,995 cash capital neces- fast, courteous service. You MONACO A true copy. VANDER VEEN. FREIHOFER Pfc John E. LaBine. US 558- Springs. Grand Rapids 245- Lewis Electric ROUND R. ROBEY & COOK will, and for aupoinUnent of a don, Georgia, 30905. 96408. A Btry. 7th Bn. I6U1 Arty, "The gift of God is eternal life"—Rom. 6:23 1965 Chrysler 300 Convertible 1967 ZIG-ZAG - Sewing ma- sary. 7 to 12 hours weekly. wUl like the "open end" mort- POLARA fiduciary, and for a determina- S-Sgt. Raymond RamsdeU, 1333. $5 service chaise. 41tf chine. slightly paint scratched Could net exceUent monthly gage privUege too. that aU of S12 E. Main SL. Lowefl Register of Probate c48-50 111-G Waters Building A. P. O., New York. New York. 1965 Plymouth Sports Fury 2-dr. HT, CHARGER Grand Rapids, Michigan tion of heirs. 2805 Lisa Lane, Kansas City, 09034. lodependent Fundamental in shipment. Does everything income—Full time more. For our borrowers enjoy. LoweU PubUcaUon and service shall Missouri. well equipped TRUSSES — Trained fitter, sur- without using attachments. local interview, write Inter- Savings and Loan Associa- CORONET * Lester Paul Manley. US- PUBLICATION ORDER be made as provided by statute A3c Gordon A. Meyers, AF- 2902. 406 TC Det.. A. P. O.. 1965 Plym. Fury II 4-dr., air-cond. al appliances, etc. At Koss Buttonholes, desiens. appU- state Merchandisers, Roches- tion. Lowell, 897-8821. c88tf DART File No. 115.211 and Court rule. 16806796, JAC Box 1614, Grand J xall Drugs, Saranac, Mich- aues. overcast. Original price ter. Minn. 55901. p49 San Francisco, California, 96- 1965 Pontiac Star Chief 4-dr. HT Date: February 27. 1967 Forks Air Force Base, North 238. Birthdate. May 4. igan. c39tf $99 95. WUl sacrifice for only FINE WEDDING - Invitations. or... State of Michigan, The Pro- A. DALE STOPPELS Dakota. 58201. 1964 Lincoln Continental, full power, $38.18. terms as low as 11.25 17-YEAR-OLD - Girl would 24-hour service. Personalized bate Court for the County of Sgt. Abe R. DeYoung. US 55- West Lowell United Brethren Church FIB ERG LAS RESIN-"A life- like babysitting job after Judge of Probate A2c Gerald C. Lipscomb, AF 89M13. Co. A.. 3rd Bn. 47th air conditioned weekly. Call today, 459-3501. napkins and matches. FREE Kent VanderVeen. Freihofer & Cook 16806329, 498 Tac. Msl. Gp. West Grand River Drive, LoweU time coating for your boat," school and evenings Monday Estate of Elizabeth Graafielaml. Inf., 9th Inf. Dlv.. San Fran- 1964 Valiant V-100 Station Wagon Electro Hygiene. c49 pkg. thank you notes or nap- By: George R. Cook (PASCA), A.P.O., San Francis- REV. MAX OVENSHIRE. Pastor $5.95 a gallon. Pettit Epoxy through Friday. 897-9501. c49 kins and etiquette book with Mentally Incompetent cisco. California, 96372. DEPENDABLE USEDCAR or TRUCK Attorney for Estate co, CaUfornia, 96239. SUNDAY SCHOOL—11:31 A. M. 1964 Chevrolet II 4-dr., automatic boat paint, $3.tf5 a quart. Wil- 1966 MODEL—Sweeper, brand wedding order. Lintly Press, IT IS ORDERED that on Pvt. Charles P. Sterzick. US TEEN-AGE - Girl would like 1125 W. Main Street Pvt. Robert C. Hess, US 5495- Sunday School Supt., Man Rash liams" Radio-TV-Marina, 126 new in original factory car- May 1$. 1167. 54963368. B 2-3. Fort Leonard 1964 Falcon 4-dr., 6 cyl., automatic occasional baby-sitting Job. 1127 East Fulton, Grand Rap- OF YOUR CHOICE LoweU. Michigan 2195, 520th Engr. (M) (D-S), MORNING WORSHIP—11:30 A. M. N. Hudson, LoweU, TW 7-9340. ton. End of model close out. ids. GL 9-6613. cMtf at 9:30 A. M. in the Probate Wood, Missouri, 65773. TW 7-9380. c49 A true copy. Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, 1964 Chrysler 300 4-dr. Hardtop c41tf WhUe they last $12.88. One Courtroom, Grand Rapids, Mich- Pvt. Wayne N. King, US 549- PRAYER SERVICE THURSDAY-?:]! P. M. ROLAND R. ROBEY, 65473. 1963 Ford Salaxie 2-dr. year euarantee. CaU now, 459- WANTED—Medium sized house WEDDING — Invitations: One igan a hearing be held at which 63312, Co. D., 1st Bn. 5th CST Class Leader, Sable Baker WALTER'S LUMBER MART- We have approximately 100 NEW 1967 Dodge Register of Probate c47-49 Pfc. Merl J. Rufner. RA 108- 8501. Electro Hygiene. c49 trailer. Must be reasonable. day service. Free Wedding all creditors of Elizabeth Graa- Bde. 5th Pit. Fort Dlx, New COME AND WORSHIP WITH US 1963 Ford Galaxie 500XL Open dally, including Satur- 52053, 558th Supply Co., H.M., 868-5421. C49-50 napkins with Invitations. J. Cars and Tracks. DEPENDABLE Used fleland are required to prove Jersey. 0S640. days untU 6 p. m. Friday AUCTIONEER - And liqulda- VANDER VEEN, FREIHOFER GS, A. P. O.. 96233, San Fran- 1963 Dodge 440 Station Wagon C. Keena Printing. , Phone When It their claims. Creditors must 0-C Duane W. Mayou, RA nigtits until 9 p. m. Every- tor. Col. A1 Jansma. Your Cars and Tracks that ore set for & COOK cisco, California. 1963 Mercury 4-dr. Sedan SINGLE MAN - Wants fumlsh- CH 8-1838. 685 Thomas, SE., file a sworn claim with the 16927494, H-4, 23-67A 3rd Pit. thing for the home!. 925 West auctioneer, any type of auc- 111-G Waters Building Pfc Dan J. Biggs, 2288080, ed apartment in the Cascade Grand Rapids. 49503. c41tf Immediate Delivery. court and serve a copy on Rena USAAMOCS, Fort SUl, Oklaho- Church Of The Nazarene Main Street, LoweU. Phone tion. anvwhere! Free service Comes to Grand Rapids. Michigan Marine Detachment, USS To. and Ada district. CaU 866- WUderom, Guardian, at 1009 ma. 73503. 201 North Washington LoweU. Michigan 897-9291. c22tf to charitable orgsnizatlons. I 0478 before 12 noon. c49 PUBLICATION ORDHR .. peka, (CLA-8), F.P.O., San Lilac Ct., S. E., Grand Rapids, Pfc. Darrol G. Kelly, US 558- THE REV. RUSSELL E. SPRAY SEVERAL GOOD "AS IS" USED CARS also buy estate property. Ph. State of Michigan. The Pro- Francisco, California, 90601. 96411, 41st Engr. Co. (Port- START — Immediately. Serve Service, Michigan, prior to hearing. 534-9546. c41tf bate Court for the County of Pvt. Engie. R.C., 2288675. Bas- Const.) APO, San Francisco, 1961 Dodge Station Wagon 1964 Dodge 331 4-dr. consumers with Rawleigh Publication and service shall SUNDAY SCHOOL .11:19 A. H. Kent ic Infantry TRNG. Scol. 0351-18, California, 96491. Birthdate 1961 Ford 4-dr. 1963 Dodge 4-dr. Sedaa Products in Lowell. Exneri- Spring Deals Now! be made as provided by statute MORNING WORSHIP .. .11:91 A. M. Estate of Peter liage. Second D. ITR. Marine Corps 13S1 Dodge 4-dr. 195! Poatlac FARM AND YARD We Shine! and Court rule. January 19. YOUNG PEOPLE AND JUNIORS 1:45 P. M. TIP TOP J-ROOM OUTFIT ence unnecessary. Write Raw- Deceased Base. Camp Pendleton, CaUforn- 1961 Chevrolet 4-dr. Date: February 20. 1967 Sp-6 Philip G. Overholt. RA 7:39 P. M. 1962 Falcon Futura 2-dr. leigh, Dent. MCC-575-iill. Sank finsRsing no poyment? ufitH May IT IS ORDERED that on ia, 92053. EVENING WORSHIP 1962 Kamb. Am. Sta. Wgn. TANK & GRAVEL CO. A. DALE STOPPELS 16785421, 330th RRC, Box 133, Freeport, HI. 61032. p49 LIGHTS mttfCli 23, 1SG7, Pvt. Albert E. Martin, RA PRAYER AND PRAISE WEDNESDAY 7:39 P. M. DINETTE— Judge of Probate A.P.O. San Francisco, Californ- M-21—Ada, Mich. at 10:00 A.M. in the Probate 16930889, 3rd Enl. Tng. Co., Supervised Nancry Daring AU Services Formica top, and upholstered WANTED TO RENT - 8 bed- Donald F. Oosterhouse ia, 96355. 175-WATT MERCURY Enjoy your choice today!! Courtroom, Grand Rapids, Mich. USAOCNS, Box 247A. Aber- For the wages of sin is death; but the gUt of God Is eternal chairs. room home or apartment by Cheerfully, we wipe your windshield, test Attorney for Guardian Gy. Sgt. Robert J. Vanden- ROAD AND DRIVEWAY Ig:ana , a hearing lo be held on deen Proving Grounds, Mary- life through Jesas Christ our Lord. Romans 6:23. There is nothing left to chance when you buy a BEDROOM SUITE— April 15. 897-9782. c49-52 VAPOR LAMP and air, checlc radiator. We never forget all Ul-G Waters Building Hout, 1162251, Provisional Ser. BUILDING petlUon of Rena Hage for land, 21005. 6-drawer double dresser, mir- Grand Rapids, Michigan the vice Bn., Maintenance Com- Come and Worihip With Us WANTED - Babysitter. Ada those little extras that add nothing to your appointment of an administrator Sgt. G, C. Rlsner, 1993248, TOP QUALITY USED CAR SEPTIC TANK BUILDING ror. 4-drawer chest, bookcase Made by Dyn-Olitc In Allegan, A true copy, pany, F.P.O. San Francisco, bed. innersorlng mattress, and area. $15 per week, own trans- BUY WITH CONFIDENCE bill, but much to the pleasure of stopping and for a determination of USMC, 2nd Bn., 5th Marines, California. 96602. Birthday, Au- portation. 7 a. m. to 3:30 p.m. Mich. ROLAND R. ROBEY at Road Gravel matchine box snrlnes. From Voar heirs. LSA, An HoA, F. P. O San gust 1. CaU Belding, 794-2158 after 5. here. Register of Probate 047-46 Bank Run and Processed LIVING ROOM SUTTE- PubUcation and service shall Francisco, California. 96602. Pvt. Wilbert Roberts, US 549- South Boston Bible Church Nvlon upholstered sofa and c-49 $49.95 be made as provided by statute A-lc Stanley L. Ford. 4756 53546. 613 Fid. Sev. Co., A.P.O. TRNSP SQ(ADC) Box 3621. Ken- "A Bible Believing Church Where a Warm Welcome Screened Cement Gravel chair, two walnut end tables, EXCELLENT—Opportunity for Complete Assembly DODGE "QUALITY" DEALER COMPLETE WINTER SERVICE and Court rule. New York. New York. 09029. Date: February 24, 1967 dall Air Force Base, Florida, Awaits You" Crushed Stone and coffee table. Two match- girl experienced in or able to (One tf Seven 8-Ttme Winners in the U. S. A.) FOR YOUR CAR Birthday, May 31. A. DALE STOPPELS. 32403. McQueen Motor Co. Black Dirt—FU1 Sand ing lamps. leam ad layout. Frlden ad- Cpl. Richard A. Green. 2!9- PASTOR-JOE EVERETT Judge of Probate Douglas R. Hunter, 916-83-31, 1623. USM. Co. A. SCH. BDE. Justwriter and headliner. The Morning Worship and Junior Church 19:90 A. M. INCORPORATED ALL 8 ROOMS WALTER'S Donald F. Oosterhouse 2nd Dlv., USS Austin, LPD-4, USASCS, Fort Monmouth, New Grand Rapids News. 3860 Nursery Provided 222 West Moin St., Lowell Ph. 897-9225 JACK MATHEWS $279 or $11 month Attorney for Petitioner F.P.O., New York. New York, Jersey, 07703. Birthday. August Plainfield, NE. Phone 363- LUMBER MART Sunday School 11:15 A. M. JACKSON MOTOR SALES 111-G Waters Building 09b01. SCRIPP'S FINE FURNITURE 6893. c49 925 West Main Street. LoweU Young Peoples' Meeting 6:45 P. M. "Tbe Home of Dependable Used Cars" Grand Rapids, Michigan George R. Blsseli, BM1-4612- Pvt. Gary L. DeGood. U. S. AUTHOfUZEO PlYMOUTM DEALER CHRYSLER 897-8342 947 Wealthy. SE. Grand Rapids Evening Worship 7:45 P. M. WANTED — Good home for two PHONE: 897-9291 Heim Texaco A true copy. 633. USS Carter Hall, LSD-3, 54954141. 589th Trans Co. Box MOTORS CORPOfUINM Phone 4564881 930 W. Main St., Lowell Ph. TW 7-9281 Thursday Prayer Meeting 7:30 P. M. eight-week-old pups. Males, Phone 897-9625—E. Main St.. Lowtll ROLAND R. ROBEY, F.P.O., San Francisco, Californ- 232 Ft. Eustis, Virginia, 23604. cMtf mixed breed. TW 7-7298. c4P Register of Probate c47-40 ia. 96601. Birthday, July 27. l 1 thp. i.owr.LL Lrncrn, mar ic. in? H a $900 more income Lowell 4-11 girls coming per capita by 1980 to assist at Kent If you're an average Michl- gnn resident, you'll haye about 4-// Dress Revue f903 more disposehia Income in events 1980 th«n vou have today. Kent Ounty 4-H Dress Revue Michigan Stale Uni\ers'ty ri'nic will l)b h'.'ld et Kenowa The Altar Society of St. scientists pofnt out that the Hills Hbh School Cnfetorium national economy Is expectcd to M-'ry's Church will hold their on March 18 from 12:30 lo 3 bi'ke sab at Christiansen s Drug rc-'ch the ir llion dollar level by n m. Marilyn Gerring. Kalkas- 1D89 enough to provide the pop- Store on Saturday, March 25. Km County, 1066 State Style Re- from 0 til 3. ulation with disposable incomes vue wl ner. j nd Sally Fink- of $3 000 j)er capita. This is b.^lner. Kent County. 1966 win- Heguhr meeting of VFW Post rbout $900 greater than in 1982- ner. will work with the girls on 63. 8303, Tuesday, Maich 21, at the modeling and styl'ng. Club Rooms. The Michigan economy Is ex- They will be ass'sted bv Lynn pected to Rrow at least as rap- Wlttenbach. I-owell; Kath'e An- Vorgennes Methodist Church Idly as the national economy, ders, Comstoi'k Pnrk; Rirdle : with Incomes and wnee rates w ll hold an orchard roast beef I^)U Detmers UweU; Kathy dinner along with the'r home- rorminlng above the U. S. av- DeVries. Rvron Center; Susan "Cahmlty Jane" comcs to LoweU Fridav and Sahurday, Mar. coming anniversnrv on Satur- erage. Comdire, Ix)well; Jakkl Noor- day, May 27. Mark this date In 1965. say the MSU re- man. Grand Rapids: Retty Ber. 17 and 18. 8 p. m., at the Lowell High School Andlteiinn AU searchers. wage rMes in Michi- on your calendar. gy, Caledonia; and Paula Beck- seats are reserved and tickets are on sale H Art's TV. gan were the highest In the er. Caledonia, who were 19C6 The Golden Chain Farm Bur- nation. Style Revue delegates to State Shown In the picture above are Carol L»nx fs Calamity, eau wUl meet at the home of Show. Rick Shook as Lt. GUmartin and Dannv Kline as llenrv MJIkr. Mr. and Mrs. Delbrt Odell on Sign of autumn: a bowl of Members of the Kent County Tuesday evening, March 21, at boy-cheekrd apples. Style Rpvu" '•ommittee Include: 8:30 p. m. Mrs Russell Johnsen Mrs. Don;.ld Ch-se. Mrs. Marlowe 'Perfect' art The Lowell Child Study Club Pnmger, Mrs. Martin Johnson, will hold Its annual potluck Mis. James Holmes. Mrs. Au- dinner Hiursday, March 16. at ourn Olln, Mrs. Kenneth Frles- just our way 6 o'clock at the Lowell High ONE Policy wk. Mrs Clro Anders and School cafeteria. Buck Mat- Mrs. Phvllis Constance. Kent of doing it thews of WOOD wUl speak ONE Premium County 4-H - Youth Agent. 57th Birthday about some of his experiences Calvary Christian Reformed Church The winners of this competi- in radio and television. The beginner in art may This week the national or- tion will appear In the County think that man has progressed ON WEST MAIN STREET LOWELL, MICH. Style Revue on April 22. tlon of Camp Fire Girls The Women of the Moose, ONE Agent from his earliest efforts to his celebrating its 57th Wrthday. Chapter 1388. will meet Mop- present "perfection" as he SERVICES—10:00 A. M.—7:00 P. M. Sunday School—11:10 A. M. FOR Various activities art being day. March 20, 8 p. m. in tne CARD OF THANKS learned the science of perspec- planned In observance of the club rooms. tive and other needs of repre- occasion. Our heartfelt thanks and sin- sentational drawing. Everyone Welcome cere appreciation are extended March 19 has been set as The members of Island City COMPLETE to our many relatives and "But it's not so." says Guy Camp Fire Sunday. The LoweU Rebekah Lodge wUl meet at friends for their expressions of Palazzola, University of Michi- Camp Fire Girls and Blu» Birds their hall next Tuesday evening, HOMEOWNER sympathy during our bereave- gan professor of art. wiU attend Uie churches of tbelr March 21, at 8 p. m. ment, the loss of our husband, "The Byzantines didn't paint cholce, in some cases sitting Junior High news... LEAGUE TO ORGANIZE father, and brother. Dan Winge- their pictures in a flat plane together as a group. First meeting of the Garden Trl-County BasebaU League PROTECTION ier. We also thank Rev. Robert because they couldn't manage The 9th Annual Pow Wow of Lore Club, March 21st. Ameri- The Junior High Representa- wUl be holding their first meet- Webber for his comforting things any better. Each cul- the Keewano Council wUl be can Legion Room. poUuck tive Assembly has sleeted their ing of the year around the first words and uplifting tribute, ture has its own way of doing held on Friday and Saturday, luncheon. 1 p. m. Bring dish to officers to represent them for part of April. Last year's man- Gould R'vette and the brothers things. Plato said that realistic March 17 and 18, at Ridgeview pass and own service. Review the second semester. agers and any new teams de- of UweU Lodse 90 F. & A. M. art is not true art. The Greeks Junior High, at the comer of of coming year's program. Of- They are: President, David siring to join the league this JOHNSON, for their kindly assistance, the could paint very reaUstically Burton and Rosewood. This Is ficers hostesses. Alexander; Vice-President. Pat year are asked to have their many who sent the very beauti- but they didn't choose to." an opportunity for parents and Herblet; Secretary. Beverly plans formulated and ready for CARRIN6T0N & ful floral tributes and token of The artist says some of his friends of Camp Fire Girls and The annual White Breakfast Bleglow; Treasurer, Brooke this meeting. The date to be concern, and those who have students ask when he is going Blue Birds to sec demonstra- wUl be held Thursday. March Johnson. - announced later. 2Srd, at 9:30 a. m. at the Con- Newest to the made gifts to the Memorial to teach them anatomy. tions of the program In action They nave already been very RITTENGER, Inc. Fund at First Methodist Church. "They can't draw a triangle and to share In the fun of a lUonal Church. Maundy lursday Communion Services busy carrying out their duties. CARD OF THANKS 835 West Main St.. Lowell Mrs. Doris Wingeier and they want to draw the carnival. The proceeds go to They were, in part, responsible Crib Crowd and children deltoid muscle, which is a tri- pay the land contract on Camp from 7 to 9 that evening. We wish to express our sin- PHONE 817-1253 for the "fun ni$it" held at the cere thanks to our friends, Douglas and Joan angle," he says. "We aU agree Keewano. gym on March 10. Plans are Open DaHy 8:M a. m. to S p. m. and families that the student needs a good The 4th grade Camp Fire The Clark-EUis American Le- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Althaus neighbors and relatives for their on Auxiliary will meet Mon- being made to "adopt" our considerations and expressions Saturday 'til Noon Brothers and Sisters concept of drawing. We insist Group from LoweU, under the foreign chUdren for another are happy to announce Uie c49 that they draw weU but I'm not leadership of Mrs. KenneUi Bie- y evening, March 20, at 8 birth of a new granddaughter, of sympathy shown to us during p. m. year. Uie loss of our son and brother, convinced that all the things we ri, will have charge of a booth For our own entertainment Janyne Edith, who was bom teach are necessary." at the Pow Wow from 12 to 2 to Attorney and Mrs. Fred Al- Tex. Women of the Moose, Chapter our February dance on Wash- A special thanks to Father Pallazzola says art is taught on Saturday aftemoon. The «th ington's Birthday was a suc- thaus of Michigan City, Indi- much better now than when he grade, Da Kon Ya. group wUl 1388, wUl hold a business meet- ana, on March 11th. The Utile Ben and the ladies of the par- ing on Monday, March 20th at cess. The "Ouijas" an up-and- ish. studied it. "Perhaps this is be- present a short play. "Jam coming pop music band furnish- t weighed In at 8 pounds, cause we MW feel you don't Session" at 2:15 p. m. 8 p.m. Please plan to attend as ounces. Your many offerings of pray- the arrangemens for the golden ed us with Uve music. They f er were overwhelming and wiU have to study anatomy in order Tbe annual Dad-Daughter din- made quite a hit with the stu- to paint the body." he says. ner /In LoweU Is scheduled for anniversary wiU be made at not be soon forgotten. this meeting. dents. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Merkllnger The Thomas Ford Famfly "This would have been apos- Thursday. April 6. in the ^unci- Beverly Blgelow, Sec. proudly announce the birth of tasy in an older age of art." man Building. VFW Annual Easter Ham a baby girl named Merlka Ju- £AST€R G/Pt/tJ* "You don't have to 'under- dith. The new arrival weighed stand' a mountain to paint one. Da Kon Ya Groap Party wiU be held Friday. Mar- ch 17. at 8 p.m., at Post Clul> 8 pounds, 8 ounces and was 20 It's said that Rembrandt must inches in length. She was bom have understood old peopje the sixth grade Da KM Ya rooms. Free refreshments. Fanners need Campflre group met on March March 10 at Butterwroth Hos- The traditional way to send very well because he painted pital in Grand Rapids. Merika's STRAND them so weU. No. He just The Scarlet Troubadors wiU We practiced our play 'the en- hold a rummage sale the 24th SMV emblem grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. your thoughtful Easter mes- painted them." Harvey Merkllnger, sr., of Cas^ Pallazzola says oU is becom- tire meeting. and 25th of March at the VFW THEATRE Becky Campbell brpugljt the cade Road. sages: beautiful flowers. ing a thing of the past. "Most HaU. AU donations will help., by March 10 LOWEU—MICIIfiAl of the world's master-pieces treat. A but they would especially like are in pigments in oU, not pig- Vicky Roth Is to liring the donations of furniture. The red, triangular reflective Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Brux- ments In the plastic we know treat at the next meeting. emblem to designate slow-mov- voort of Bradfleld, SE, Ada, THURS., FRI., SAT., SUN., Cut Flowers Potted Plants as lucite. Lucite is fast drying Janet Dart, Scribe The Senior Citizens, sponsored ing vehicles should have been are the proud parents of a baby MARCH il, 17, II, 19 the VFW Auxiliary to Post boy, Joel Brandt, bom Thurs- but a retarder can be used. , Twan-Wai-aKI Groap < attached on all tractors and Rock HadSM and Claadia The acrylic plastic doesn't de- , will meet at the VFW hill farm machinery used on high- day, March 9, at Butterworth Corsages March 16th, at 6;S0 p. m. with Hospital. Cardlnale take yea down a velop a 'museum brown' in its •The Twan-Wan-O-Kl Group ways by March 1, but It Is Mad alley ISM miles wUe, colors like oU paints, which met Monday after school. We a potluck supper. Cards wiU be stiU not too late. ' Scott Daniel Donahue, new mast be broueht out into the chose a campflre natn6. It is played. Richard Pflster, Michigan son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel sunshine neriodicaUy to brithten Twan-Watt-O-Kl. It means wUl- State University agricultural Donahue. 8191 East Fulton, Ada. ing to try—to be united. them up." engineer, says the new Michi- was bom March 12 at Butter- In He emphasizes that it is the March 13, was Barbie Dey's gan law requiring such em- worth Hospital In Grand Rapids. Birdiwood Gardens artist's mind which determines birthday. We had a candy bar. 4-H News blems became effective on that He weighed seven pounds, eight FLORAL & GIFT SHOP his ereatness. W6 made a placemat for the date. ounces at birth. "This has turned many art- father and daughter banquet. Desperados He points to these rules: "BLINDFOLD" PH. TW 7-T737 730 60DFREY ST.. LOWEU ists UKhv to abstraction." he ' •• EUsa Splno, Scflbe The emblem must be display- Technicolor says. "We Uve in a world of The National 4-H Veterinary ed, both day and night, when IN MEMORIAM cameras and hard facts, but Science Program Development traveling on pubUc roads. the human mind still Is the Amway names Committee, has prepared edu- It should be located on the In loving memory of our dear WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22 great creator—whether It be of cational material for tbe use rear of the equipment, centered husband and father, Sherman the fantasies of a Marc Chagall Richard Kiser of 4-H Clubs in Kent County If possible. P. Reynolds who passed away SURPRISE NIGHT or the three-nostriled women of * • * concerning Veterinary Science. The standard emblem should three yenrs ago March 21st. AU Seats SSc Remodel your kitchen Now! a Pnblo Picasso. Richard Klser has been nam- It should prove to be a valu- be mounted at a height of 3 to Mrs. Reynolds & FamUy One Show at 7:11 p. bl "The subject of art Is so ed manager of Uie blow-molding able project for those partici- 5 feet to keep In the headlight P-49 enormous and mysterious that department of the Amway Cor- pating In the year of 1967. beam range. It Intrigues men today as It poration. Ada, It was announced Mr. and Mrs. Albert Van The emblem Is only a supple- CARD OF THANKS One Performance always has." recenUy by Jay Van Andel and Slyke of LoweU, and Mr. and ment to adeouate nlghtllghting Thursday through Sanday . I wish to thank my relatives at 7:4S p. bl Richard DeVos, company board Mrs. Charies Werner of Grt^d and side reflector requirements and friends for the flowers and chairman and president respec- for slow moving vehicles. Ledger Want Ads bring re- Rapids are the only club lead- cards sent me and kind acts One Show Wednesday it 7 p. bl salts. tively. ers who have organized groups Use of the emblem Is pro- done, and a special thanks to A native of Chatham. Ontario, In Veterinary Science. .Along hibited on trucks, cars, or any Rev. Webber for his calls while Klser served as a pUot In the vehicle with a maximum speed In the hospital and since re- Royal Canadian Air Force for potential of more than 25 mUes CLOSED luming home. MONDAY AND TUESDAY COME TO THE six years prior to his the new project at Kamp per hour. p-49 Ralph Story with the plastics manufa during March 16 and 17. The emblems can be obtained Industry in Canada. He moved Mr. and Mrs. Albert Van from farm equipment dealers, to this country in IMS and Is Slyke are the leaders of the and in many counties 4-H currently living In Grand Rap- Desperadoes Horse Club. Their members and vocational agri- Ids. group will make an Isolated culture students have made Battle Expansion of the company's study of the horse. As a part them available to farmers. RAVENNA OF THE liquid manufacturing fadUtles of this study they are p' Pflster said between 1963 and In 19M Included a blow-mc several field trips to su 1965 nearly 1,000 accidents In- LIYKTOCK SALES operation for Uie transformat Ing animal hocpltals. They also volving farm tractors or equip- of linear polyethylene plastic plan to attend lectures given by ment on public highways were Prices for March I J. ?20 head pellets Into containers. More reported in Michigan. In two Let Walter's Lumber Mart figure new Utcben cabbies. Dr. Scogglns. of Livestock, 67 consignments Bands than a third of Am way's 100 Officers were elected as fol- out of three, the slow vehicle We specialize in this area. laundry, home and personal lows: President, Mary Wltten- was hit from the rear. Nine of Poultry and Raboih care products is packaged In bach: Vice President. Robin of 10 took place in daylight FREE FUNNING FREE ESTIMATES plastic containers. Harold; Caller, Randy Seaman; hours and on open highways - —up to $45.00 ewt. On the agenda for Uie Wow- and Reporter, GaU Green. with good road, weather, and Boof Stocn ond Heifers up to $24 JO cwt. FINANCING moldine department In 1967 Is visiblUty conditions. The ipotor- COMPLETE IN EVERY DETAIL rhe Headhunters th* addition of an 80.000 square 1st frequently failed to recog- Boof Cows —up to $19.30 cwt. and foot buUding for bottle manu- CARD OF THANKS nize a Hkw-nioving vehide fc Beef itHU iiD to |2|:20 cwt. facturing and storage areas. time to avoid a collision. Ftodtr Cottle from $20.25 to $30.00 cwt. BIRCH AND FORMICA IN MOST ANY My sincere thanks to all of Pflster thinks the SMV em- my neighbors and friends for Hogs -up to $19.10 cwt. FINISH The Shaggs CARD OF THANKS blem's unique cowr and shape their prayers, calls, flowers, wiU communicate "daneer." as Sows ...up to $17.10 cw*. I wish to thank my relatives, cards, and the many acts of does a railroad "crossbuck." # neighuurs aiiu S.II.S, fricuuS for love and kindness shown me Boors . ..up to $15.00 cwt. RUNCIMAN the prayers, visits, flowers, can- during my stay In the hospital Feeder Pigs from $11.00 to $16.75 cwt. dy and cards that I received and since returning home. The CARD OF THANKS ELEMENTARY during my illness. Your thought- deUclous food which was so After being home so long and SCHOOL fulness will always be remem- graciously brought in was deep- not able to look at my Christ- The sale has the largest number of buyers paying the high- Quality bered by me and my family. ly appreciated. mas presents. I take this time est market prices for your livestock. Love and God's Blessings to p49 Mrs. Menno Baker to thank aU friends and lodges. Valuable Free Gift given away at 9:30 o'clock every Mon- TUESDAY, aU of you. p-49 Eva Yager Products day night. Must be present to win. You are always welcome WALTERS p49 Jo Ann Fahrni CARD OF THNAKS to attend the sales every Muaday eves though you do aol MARCH 21 have anything to sell. at Low, We wish to thank our neigh- CARD OF THANKS 8:00 P.M. Cat Retrievers bors and friends for tlielr many I wish to thank aU my We operate the Ravenna Livestock Sale on Monday and Low Prices In ancient Egypt, cats were kind and thoughtful deeds dur- friends, also Uie W.R.C. and the Big Rapids Sale on Wednesday. Adm. 50c Person used to hunt birds. Some of the ing the Illness and at the time V.F.W. Auxiliary and Cheerful Bonded for your prutedkiu. LUMBER MART cats were trained to leap from of Uie death of our husband Doers of Congregational Church SALE STARTS AT i:M P. M. boats andlwlng back Uie quar- Sponsored By and father. We thank you one for the cards sent me and com- ry. and all fort during the passing of my RAVENNA LIVESTOCK SALES ~ri~ LOWELL POLICE DEPT. . M'-s. Alberta Blodgett grandson, Thomas V. Ford, Jr., Geerge Wright RAVENNA, MICHIGAN I. Paal Hennaa 825 W. MAIN. LOWELL PHONE TW 7-9281 AND Y.M.C.A. Yoa can boy and sell al- Mrs. Florence Strohpaul February 16, In Viet Nam in most anytldng with a Ledger Mrs. Charlotte Gruls service for his country. Auctioneer Manager Want Ad. Can TW 7-mL c49 p49 Mrs. Ulah Moore