k- '63 Homecoming Queen (ierre was elected Homecoming queen of the annual celebration, the Grandvilie vs Lowell football game, on Friday night and at the dance following the game. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Ptook State Ok'* Avery Transfer Marshall was driving the car. A will be the boys named as escorts The Gilmans moved to Grand them to the nearest gasoline In other action last Thursday the search was started along the side To Orqonize Cub Scout for Ihe girls from the lower clas- Rapids in 1955, where he worked station and made them wash, State Board of Education gave of the road for Marshall and the ses: Mike McMahon, junior class part-time in various drug stores wax and polish hh car. What Pack In Alto Tuesday their OK to the transfer of prop- Cascade Fire Department was escort: Tom Herblet. sophomore as a pharmacist. better punishment! erty of Norton Avery In Lowell called In with their portable light- A meeting will be held Tuesday class: and Chuck Grudzinskas, Township In the Mapes Scliool dis- ing equipment. Bom In Mlshawaka, Indiana, evening, October S, in the Alto freshman class. A new sewer line running from trict to Lowell Area Schools. The Grand Rapids Police attempted to Mr. Gllman graduated from the School to discuss the possibilities Music for the evening will be School of Pharmacy at Ferris the alley on Riverside Driye to of forming a Cub Scout pack for transfer had been approved earlier find the missing man at his home, furnished by Don Louis. Refresh- A typical "ttil-Americnn" girl, Gerre RrlRgs. was voted by the State College In 1932. He was a the now Lowell Light and Power the eligible boys In Ihe Alto vicini- by the Kent County ments will be available. students of I^well High School this week to reign as their Home- member of the Army Air Corps in Municipal Garage Is under con- ty The theme of this year's home- coming Queen. This atlraetive senior will be honored during half* World War n and was a member struction this week. Ay boy 8 years old to 10 years coming is "Star Spangled Spec- of the Northwestern Post No. 459, time ceremonies, and at the dance following Ihe game this Friday Crews from ihe city water de- of age. Is invited to come to Ihe tacular." American Legion. night. She is a lop student in her class and Is specializing in sec- partment are making the new in- school Tuesday with his parents to He is survived by his wife. Dean retarial studies. stallations. hear Dick Frudenberg of the Boy (VanderVere); one son, Tom; Scout office in Grand Rapids. Band To Attend three brothers, Glenn W. of Kala- Mr. Frudenberg will be on hand mazoo, Harold A. of Richland, Do Builders tumed In a cheek , to answer any question about the Marrhincr Festival iVi., this v, iek for $762 to cover the coffJI Arrows Defeat Comstock Park 33-13; s omcers "ife'ftfli Washington, and Kenneth E. of formation of a cub scout pack, Flint. of building permits and sewer-wat- and will speak on scouting. The Lowell Senior Band will er hook on charges for six new, } Any interested hoy is urged to nartlclpate in Ihe Tri-Rlver March- Meet Grandvilie Here Friday Night wfth Wfs^Mifrort as a X12.000. homes to be built in the ing Band Festival to he held this William E. Jonas, 80 attend. The meeting will start at Every effort Is being made to midway in Ihe first quarter going Zll|)ha Ketcham. National dele, Chaofer Night Meetlnq Sat Valley Vista plat at the West City Saturday. October 5lh at Cedar 7:30 p. m. get the Lowell eleven up for the over from the 2. Lowell took over gate reported on the National Can- Passes; Last Rites Held Snrings in conjunction with their For Womefi of Tho Moose limits. homecoming game here Friday the ball on their own 45, McMahon fepr program which ts offered every Basements for foor of the new Red Flannel Day Celebration. The Funeral Mass was held Wednes- night with Grandvilie. Both teams gained 23 yards lo the Comstock V.F.V^. Auxlllarv. The local Aux- The Women of the Moose, Lowell homes are already in. and two 'estival will start at 9:30 in Ihe day morning at 11 a. m. for Will- have a 1-2 record so far this sea- 32, a pass from Elzinga to Walter iliary carries this policv and 'cov- Chanter 1388. will hold their month- other basements have been dug. morning with five bands com- lam E. Jones, In the St. Patrick's son. Coach Piece will he perfec- took the hall to the 2-yard stripe. er«; all member^ regardless of any ly Chapter Night meeting in 'heir neling for division ratings ac- Church at Pamell. ting his offensive punch that work- Comstock scored early In the other Insurance they may have. club rooms on Monday evening, cording to their classification. The Mrs. Jones passed away Satur- The new '64 automobiles are now ed will against Comstock last 2nd quarter on a 34-yard run by The group was ursjed by the October 7. 'ollowing bands will march: Cedar day evening. September 28. in on dlsnlay at all Lowell car deal- week. Larry Grose: they passed for the Department of Michigan legislat- Mrs. Ellen Nummer, committee Snrings. Sparta. Belding, and Low- Grand Rapids, at the age of 80. ers. This week. Wlttenbach Sales The loss of Abel from the line extra point. On the first play after ive chairman, Mrs. Mastrogiova- chairman , of Mooseheart, has re- Hl In Class B. Rockford will be in Interment was made In St. Pat- and Service will have the new up. has put Kropf in the fullback the Comslock kick-off McMahon mic to get our Senators to sup- quested that all members of her Class A. Each band must stand rick's Cemetery. Pontlacs and Oldsmobiles on dls- spot, and Bob Elzinga is working look Ihe ball 75 yards for Lowell's port Senator Dlrksen's resolution committee (Diel Smlt, Romona at attention for inspection before He Is survived by one brother- nlay. and Azzarello Chevrolet and in the quarterback position. The second score. The half ended Low- to have a Senate Veterans* Af- Griffith. Edna Covy, Joyce Cross, taking the field and then Is judg- in-law, John Cary of Alto; and Bulck. Inc., are shewing the new combination of Kropf and McMa- ell 12. Comstock 7. fairs Committee established. Con- Roxie Hunter. Stella Mays Alice ed by three judges on their march- several cousins. Bliicks. hon accounted for 300 of 408 yards tact Helen Ford. Legislation Chair- her before the meeting on Monday ing performance with certain re- In the first few minutes of the gained against Comstock Park last !• man of 8303 for further details. £v#Mng. All ear dealers hove reported otiired movements lo perforin as 3rd period McMahon intercepted a Friday when the Arrows took a The Department of Michiean On the agenda for the meeting a great deal of Interest In the well as their own show. Lowell is Comslock pass on Iheir 40 and Olds Adds New 33 to 13 win. V.F.W. ourchases and presents the will be the formulation of plana new models. srheduled to march at 10:20. Last went in for the touchdown, Kropf Russ Videan working at half- Grand Raoidi Veterans' Facility for the group's annual bazaar and year Lowell's hand won first place plunged for the point: score 19-7. Jetstar '64' Series back has been slowed down by an thp materials for the Buddy Pop- rummage sale. This year's date Ten years ago this week ... Svl- in this contest. Comstock came right back and ankle injury. ples to be made there. These pop- has been set for October 17, 18, Oldsmoblle's new Jetstar 88, vester Bibbler. fishing on the Big kept Ihe ball moving on a series of All Ihe bands will march in the Pierce revealed that Jim Boyd ples made bv the Veterans at the and 19. along with the new F^'s, Dynam- Manistee River, landed a 32-Inch. pass plays that took them from Red-Flannel Day Parade at 1 p. m. will he sharing the defensive end Grand Rapids Facility will be sold All members of the chapter are ic and Super 88's, 98's and Star- 13-lb. trout while using a fly rod Iheir own 31 to the Lowell 6 where spot with Ty Reminga. to get ex- through out the state by the urged to be present at this meeting. firees, will be on display at dealer halted with a night crawler ... Aft- Grose passed to George Buth for tra strength at that end position. V. F. W. Posts and their Auxill- Rlttersdorf, and V. Bynes) contact showrooms across the nation on er 20 vears of managing the local Methodist Harvest the TD. arlps In the spring. Friday, October 4, It was announc- A & P store. Forrest Buck trans- Take First Win Lowell kept the ball moving down Anvone interested in iolning the ed today by Charles Bartlett, Wlt- ferred to the Ionia branch ... Rov Dinner Tuesday Lowell got its first win of the field after the kick off and gains Auxiliary mav contact Euzefa Pot- New Office Hours tenbach Sales and Service Co. L Mvers. former Lowell lelegraph season against Comslock Park. by Kropf and McMahon took the tnr. Memborshlo Chairman or any Robert Forst, Lowell YMCA Ex- "The new Jetstar 88, lower- operator who moved to Texas, ded- Nazarene To The Methodist Church of Lowell 33-13. last week at their opponent's hall lo Ihe Comstock -32 where rtjemher. The local auxiliary IK a ecutive secretary, announces that priced companion to Oldsmoblle's icated his latest book of ooems to will hold their annual harvest din- field. Kropf got Lowell's first TD McMahon ran over for his third worklnar organization for all Veter- effective Monday. September 30. other famous, high performing his sisters. Mary F. Briegs and Hear Evangelist ner Tuesday. October 8. The ladies score of Ihe game. Kropf plunged ans. iheir families and the com- of the church will be serving tur- the Lowell YMCA office, located 88's," Bartlette said. "is.powered Alice M. Graham ... Allan R. Rev. Marvin S. Cooper, of Ar- for the point. munity. The next regular meeting Hale, son of Postmaster and Mrs. key with all Ihe trimmings In- on West Main Street, at Hudson by the new Jetflre Rocket engine, lington, Virginia, who has been ac- Moose Fish Fry Lowell's final score of the game will be October 10. George Hale, completed his basic cluding homemade pie for dessert. Street, will be open the following an ultra-high compression, 330 cu- lively engaged in Christian work came in Ihe first minutes of Ihe training wit., the infantry at Fort The serving hours will be 5 until hours: bic Inch member of the Rocket throughout the United States and Is This Friday last period when Kropf went right AITOMOBILE INSURANCE Monday through Saturday. 9 engine family. Knox. Kentucky ... Renatriated 7 p. m. The dinner will he served Canada since '907, will be the The delicious aroma of fried fish up Ihe middle for 66 yards to j' Wo have the lowest available a. m. to 12 noon: and Mon.. Tues., "In addition," he said, "our deal- POW John Erickson of Alto volun- family style in the church dining speaker at special services being and all the trimmings will fill the score. Elzinga passed to Mclver rates anywhere. Peter Speerstra ers will also be showing Olds- teered to serve with the Ground room. Wed., and Friday, 1 a. m. to 5 conducted at the Lowell Nazarene Lowell Moose Lodge Friday eve- for the extra point to make the fi- Agency, TW 7-9259. c25 moblle's new medium pricc class Observer Corps in Lowell ... Phyl- Tickets may he purchased in ad- p. m. Church October 2-13. ning. October 4. when the kitchen nal score 33-13. sports-car. the Jetstar I. powered lis Cole was Installed as Honored vance from church members. There The meetings will he held nightly crew puts on their aprons and by the big, powerful Starfire en- Queen of Job's Daughters. will be tickets available at the at 7:30 p. m. and on Sundays at chef's hMs to serve their first an- tfne. door. JVs Take First Win Mrs. Gerald Rollins was seen 11 a. m. The public Is cordially nual fish dinner. "All 1964 Oldsmobiles," Bartlette Mrs. Arnold Wlttenbach Is gen- Over Comstock Park whizzing bv the Ledger office on invited to attend, and hear this The event, open to the public, continued, "are designed to meet eral chairman of the dinner. Tic- her new bicycle, "with little Beth well-known international evange- is being sponsored by the Civic the most discriminating tastes of ket chairman Is Mrs. Edward Lowell's Junior Varsity Thursday Ann fucked safely In the rear list. Affairs Committee of Ihe local the buyer, with brilliant styling Kiel. Tickets may be purcha ;ed afternoon showed their offensive basket." Mr. Cooper has been pastor of lodge, and the proceeds of the and exciUng performance to appeal from her by calling TW 7-9812. power in defeating an unbeaten many leading congregations, dis- event will be used by the com- to the young of all ages." Mrs. Wilbur Wittenbach Is in Comstock Park Junior Varsity trict superintendent, and evangelist mittee. The Jetstar 88 will be produced 4-H Club* Gain Members charge of Ihe dining room, with team, 33 to 6. for the past thirty-five years. He Serving of the fish dinner will In a 4-door sedan, hardtop sedan, Mrs. Francis Campau in charge of It was the first victory after two As Farm Families Drop is deeply appreciated for his suc- be from 5 to 7 p. m. Tickets are coupe and convertible, on a full- the decorations. Mrs. Wesley Clem- defeats by Coach Smith's chargers, cessful ministry, and especially on sale now and may be purchased size Oldsmoblle body and c specia! Despite the shrinking farm popu- enz will have charge of the kitchen who have been showing great im- among the young people. The from any lodge member. 123-Inch wheelbase chassis. The car lation the number of rural 4-H activities, with the publicity being provement every week. many returns to the same con- Is designed for the Increasing num. Club members continues to in- handled by Mrs. Jack Fonger. Lowell's scoring started In the gregation. for both revivals and her of "up and coming" younger crease. As a matter of fact, during Lions Plan Sixth Annual first quarter on a pass from youth conventions, Is highly com- families. It Is a lighter car. fleet the last two decades, enrollment Harriers Win Two quarterback Steve Collins to end plimentary to his soul interest in Roast Duck Golf Outing in appearance, and fleet in action of farm boys and girls in 4-H Clubs Jim Malcolm, good for a touch- both pastor and people. Out of Three Meets with its new lightweight castiron has more than tripled, according The Sixth Annual Lowell Lion's down covering 35 yards. The extra Mr. Cooper was initiated Into Jetflre Rocket V-8 engine. to the Federal Extension Service. The local harriers have 2 wins Club Roast Duck Golf outing will point was no good. The figures tend to show that the the Wompanoic Indian tribe by Rev. be held at Gracewell on Thurs- Later in the first quarter Dan Chief Sachem Ousa Meguin, and and 1 defeat this season. The present generation of 4-H'ers is squad is comprised of twenty four, day. October 10. at 1:30 p. m. Finkler look the ball on a reverse made honorary Chief Goodheart Tap and Ballet having a greater impact on farm- with only 2 seniors. The top seven Bemie "Amle" Kropf will be going 50 yards for a touchdown. with authority to assist in tribal ing and farm families. One ex- hoys are lOth and 11th graders. defending his title as Llon(?) Golf- John Briggs ran off tackle for the ceremonies. He was a guest of the Classes To Start ample of how the "leam-by-dolng" The squad was upended by Rock- er of 1962. Any golfer not a mem- extra point. In the second quarter Daughters of Lowel Glri Star Performers late President Calvin Coolidge. and method improves land and in- ford Rams, their first defeat in 15 ber of the Liuii's Club is welcome Lowell scored twice on a pass The Lowell Y. M. C. A. Chil- a committeeman on official mat- creases yield Is the national 4-H straight dual meets. Rockford 25— to join this annual outmg. from Collins to Malcolm covering' Jan and Jill Lawhon, natives of Lowell, are making a name for dren's Tap and Ballet Classes for ters with the late Franklin Delanor field crops award program. Lowell 30. For reservations, coil Dr. Robert 15 yards and on a quarterback themiielve«i throughout the country. They are the daughters of Mr. five through IS-year-oldg will begin Roosevelt. He Is primarily known A young farmer who won a top Lowell then ran Godwin Heights Reagan. sneak by Collins. One'of the extra and Mr*. John Lawhon of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mm. Law- Monday, October 7, and Wednesday for his unique effective preaching. award last year had this to say: and defeated them 24-31 at Indian points was made on a pass from hon in the former Dorothy Peckham, daughter of Mr. and Mr». October 9, at the American Le- Mr. Cooper Is also an author In "My field crops project made it Trails. Last Wednesday at Cedar lOOCT GETS IJFE AWARD Collins to Malcolm. Herbert Peckham oi 180 West Avenue, Lowell. Jan, 18, and Jill, gion Building. The instructor will his own right, having published possible to establish a 72-cow Springs. Lowell defeated Comslock IN ARIZONA CEREMONY Half time score was 26-0 with 14, attend high school and Junior high school, and do their per be Mrs. Gerald Smith. books of songs, poems, and his dairy operation on our 280-acre Park 17-43. Master Gordon Smith, son of Lowell ncoring again late in the forming during vacations and on week-ends. The schedule is as follows: Mon- latest hook. "Bread from the Bible, farm." What he learned through Abe DeYoung has been 1st In Richard and Patricia Smith, form- third quarter on a pass from Col- day, beginners classes, 3:45 to with Inspiring Poems for the Day." The Lawhon sisters spent their ter, Joined the act early this year l-H about soil testing, fertilization, two meets with fine limes. With erly of Snow community, were pre- lins to Malcolm covering 15 yards. 6:15; and Wednesday, intermediate which la just off the press. Is early years in Lowell. Their moth- singing and playing the guitar and weed control and irrigation made Tom Wileox. Rick Fonger. Ed Van sent to soe the "Life Award" be- Pat Hoa- on a power sweep left classes, 3:45 to 6:15. having an appreciative sale. er, bom and raised in Lowell, was piano. The sister act Is backed up his project a success. Timmeren, Mike Green close be- stowed on him. along with two scored the extra point making the A schedule of class times and a 1944 graduate of Lowell High by a 4-piece combo called the 4 Another boy became interested hind for the top five runners. Dick other boy scouts of troop 51 of final score 33-6. Comstock Park fees can be obtained by calling the 'School. Jseks. in the marketing of his crops and Adult BflHet Chsses Are Jakczubak. Jerry Adams. Jeff the Methodist Church in Mesa, scored on a pass play covering 35 "Y" office at TW 7-7375. Jan and Jill are the stars of a The group goes from rock 'n qualified for a special award that Being Offered By YMCA Roth. Gary Sherman and Mike on September 23. yards. combination show band called roll to sweet music, and have tour, took him to Minneapolis, Minn., Powers are Ihe lop ten. The boys were picked out of 63 Coach Smith Is confident that his MARGARET YODER APPOINTED ."Jan, the 4 Jacks and Jill." known ed the middle west all summer one of the key grain marketing On Wednesday. October jl. the Lowell has a lough one this Wed- other scouts who were enjoying boys can defeat Grandvilie Junior DIbTRIBUTOR FOR AMWAY throughout the southwest. Jan was making a name for themselves centers. Still other develop skills Lowell YMCA will offer an Aduli nesday at Greenridge Country summer activities at Camp Ger- Varsity at Grandvilie. Thursday. a "Miss Teenage America" final- wherever they went. The Amway Sales Corporation of In judlng and demonstration. Ballet Class at the American I-e- Club. Comstock Park with Cedar omina. located north of Payson. October 3. at 4:15 if they will show ist In 1962. She was also Miss Mon- The girl's mother acts as their Ada announced today the appoint- As one 19-year-old 4-H'er so gion Building. Mrs. Gerald Smith Springs. Cedar Springs defeated 250 merit badges were also pre- Ihe desire, determination, and men- roncy and a cover girl. manager, and is also their booking ment of Margaret M. Yoder of aptly put it: "The day I joined will be the Instructor. Sparta 27-28. Rockford 27-31 over sented to other members of the tal attitude to win as they did Her first record, "Coming Out agent. 7920 Pratt Lake Ave., Alto, as a 4-H, I signed up for an all-around The Class will run for 10 weeks Belding last week. Lowell has 9 troop. against Comslock Park. Party." was released last year and The band is distinctive inasmuch distributor of Amway products. education which I am getting every and will be held from 2:30 to 3:15 dual meets plus invilalional at Al- Gordon's grandparents. Mr. and reached no. 22 on KOMA radio. as the 4 Jacks change uniforms Mrs. Yoder will distribute the day." p. m. Tlie class fee Is SO for "Y" bion, October 12. Lowell "Y" meet Mrs. Seymour Hesche and Mr. and HOSPITALIZATION adult or family members and $8 She has appeared on several TV every hour during an engagement complete line of Amway home-care Oct. 21 (Fallasburg). Regionais Mrs. Amos Smith, jr.. attended At its best! Now no waiting HIGH ACADEMIC AVERAGE for non-Y members. shows including "Oklahoma Ju- and choregraphy has been worked merchandise. Including an all-pur- and stale meet. Ihe awards dinner. Gordon was period for surgical. No rate change. You can register by calling Ihe bilee." the "Gazlon Show," and out on certain numbers along with pose liquid organic cleaning con- Galen Pletcher, a Kalamazoo The Tri-Rlver dual meets will be also appointed Chief Bugler of the Call us about this new coverage. "Y" office at TW 7-7375. the "Tom Paxton Show." Individual and unusal dance steps. centrate which will not contribute College junior, has been named to held at Lowell Fallasburg Park scouts. Ritl^nger Insurance Service. 212 to detergent pollution of water sup. She made a weekly appearance The girls are presently back in the deans' list for the summer next Wednesday, October 9 at 4 E. Main Street, Lowell. Michigan. SUMMER HOURS p. m. V through the summer months in school and are traveling only on plies since It Is completely bio- quarter. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken- LAY-A WAV HUNTING CLOTHES TW 7-9269. c25 1962 on a TV program sponsored the week-ends. Their aunt, Mrs. degradable in ordinary sewage dis- neth Pletcher, 418 Riverside Dr., Lowell Beer Store open daily 9 Use our convenient lay-away by Frigldaire, out of New York. Marian Claeson, also lives in Low- posal and septic tank systems. he was cited for having eamed a till 10:30 p. m.,: Saturdays till 11 The improbable happens just of- plan for your winter coat or hunt- Any day now we can expect to Jill Lawhon, Jan's younger sis- ell. 3.5 (B plus) of better academic p. m.; Sundays 12 noon till 9 p. m. ten enough to make life either dis- ing clothes. Wepmans Clothing and see power steering for backseat Read the Ledger Want Ads! average. cl7tf turbing or delightful. Shoes, Lowell. c-25 drivers. • « Mr. and Mrs. Far! 7;ihn of Fort THE I/)WELL l.EIKiFR, LOWELL, MTf Tl., OCT. 3. 19C Atkinson, Wisconsin, Wt for Ariz- Lowell Community News ona i nd California last week, after EMCEES BY CHAMP spending a few weeks with her THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICH.. OCT. i, I9M Mr. nnd Mrs. Gordon McWhin- Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lawrence parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Wesley Pleasant Valley Gove Lake ney of Middlevllle entertained a attended n birthday parly Salur- Miller of Fallasburg and other Mrs. Burt I>lnnk Mn. Leon Sccloy family get-together Sunday after- day evening al Ihe Donald Wenger relatives and friends in Grand | James Madison is known as Ihe speeches and attempts at com- 1 "Father of the Constitution." Mad- promise often kept the constitu- noon to honor Ihe former's parents. home in Grand Rapids in honor of Rapids. Spring Lake, Muskegon, the Mr and Mrs. Hubert Shiifimel Mr. nnd Mrs. Boyd McWhinney of Jerry Peloquin. Other guests pre- Glen Lake and Traverse City. Ison's ideag were emhudied in ll»e tional convention from breaking up. Ti»i« Sunday School Rally is l)e- Sparky says: Virginia plan, which became the spent Friday evening with Mr. and Wayland. Other guests altendlng sent were Mrs. Peloquin, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Roth re- ins announced for October 6th all hnsis for the Constitution, nnd his Mrs. Edward VanderLaan and fam- ihe birthday celcbralion were Mr. Mrs. Richard Malone, Mr. and turned Sunday from their vacation I ledger Want Ads hring results! day at the Pleasant Valley United ily In Cascade lo celebrate Cheryl's nnd Mrs. Robert McWhinney of Mrs. Paul Howell, Howard Mers- at Rarheau on the St Mary's river 1 Brethren Church on the corner of eventh .Ird birthday. Lowell, Mr. and Mrs. Case La- man. Bob Senneker, and Richard in Upper Michigan. UI8A ALCOTT M50 Thompson and Hell roads. Mr. and Mrs. Huebert Shlmmel Maire and Mr. and Mrs. Neal La- Cobb. The Lawrences were over- L Lester Penning and Judy Hew- There will Ik? speakers to conduct called on Mr. and Mrs. Edward Maire of Grand Rapids. night and Sunday guests of the beuthai of Detroit were week-end Ihe program, Mr. and Mrs. Charles VanlHof nnd family in Grand Rap- Wengers. Mrs. Iva Linton was a Sunday guests of Mrs. May Penning. Rose of Auburn. Indiana, are the Ids Sunday. evening guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Harry Boynlon and Mis Mrs. Lillian Vander Veen and i speakers and also will furnish mu- Mr. and Mrs. Merle Knuppenburg Lewis Jones of Segwun. Nellie Boynlon of Cleveland, Mrs. G. A. Plumb of Grand Rapids sic. A pot-luck dinner is being ar- This week marked some good of Reed City were Saturday call- Mr. and Mrs. Robert McWhiney John Parr of Grandvilie and Mr. were Wednesday afternoon callers ranged al the Parsonage basement bowling by Ihe oldtimers and also ers of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Greg- and Mrs. Wesley Miller were Sat- of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Martin. rooms and all are welcome here by some of Ihe newcomers too ory. returned home Friday from a week's tour of the Upper Penin- urday dinner guesls of Mr, and Mr. and Mrs. George Eitelbus for the dinner nnd services. There Bob McWhinney and Hugh Link- Mr. and Mrs. Guy Qulggle visit- Mrs. Frank Boynlon, of Covered of Lansing were at their cottage will be a forenoon service al 11 field (both oldtimers) rolled GOO's ed from Friday until Monday with sula and parts of Wisconslt They Bridge Road. on Murray Lake for the weekend. a. m. by Ihe Roses and again at with Bob billing 25? nnd 614. Two Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Weller and were the house guesls of Mr. and Clean ... Check Mrs. Asa Barton of Bergland. Mrs. Harry Bcynton and Miss Mrs. Jennie Williams of McCords 3 p. m., besides the morning ser- yodng bowlers billing good series Michael in Cincinnati, Ohio. this week were Dale Eckman with I Nellie Boynlon were Saturday night Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Elmer El- vice. Takes Delivery On His 67th New liuick Mr. and Mrs. Gary Shlmmel of Heating Equipment Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leibgert of a 236 557 and Rick Beimers 564 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Mrs Gladys Jones and daughter Hopkins spent Sunday wilh Mr. Mt. Clemens spent the week-end lis. series. This is Rick's first year In FfHiik Ford of Route 3 Hcldlng. crntrr, In ihown taking delivery Once Every Year I Miller and attended church with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pitcher of of Battle Creek were callers at and Mrs. Vernor Seeley and Den- with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. of IiIh 87th new Bulck. PrefteniliiK him wltli the keys on the left them Sunday morning. Mrs. Boyn- Muskegon was a Wednesday visitor Ihe Ovenshires' Saturday evening. league and Dale's second. nis. Ed Yager. High Series and Game bowled by la Hen Hewitt, Sale* Mnnnger, nnd on tho right, Joe AitareUo, ton called on her cousins Mr. nnd of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Martin. Mrs. Grace llamblin was a din- Last Week's Itemu But ght fin i pixi U stall Mr. nnd Mrs. Norman Camey of teams last week were: For the prr^ldenl of AzzureHn (Chevrolet 4 Bulck, Inc., of Lowell. On dln- Mrs. Ray Barber in Lowell and Mrs. Millie Belles of Lapeer was ner guest of her son. Rev. Howard Susan Keyt, daughier oi Mr. and Men it was King Milling Company play this week at the local nhowroomN will be the 1964 Bulck. Indiana nnd Mr. and Mrs. Robert all called on relatives in Grand a Wednesday overnight and Thurs- Mamblins' family uf Hastings Sun- Mrs. Robert Keyt and her cousin, with 931 and Moose No. 1 with There will be refreshmentN and door prlieH for everyone. Fleck nnd children of Chimmiotha, Rapids nnd Jenlson Sunday after day guest of Mrs. May Penning. day. In the afternoon, Mr. and Lawrence Loft of Albany, Georg- 2631. For the women, it was Ohio, were recent guests of Mr. noon. Mrs. Earl Curtiss and Joel of ia, left Sunday for M. S. U. at Mr. and Mrs. John Fahmi at- Moose No. 2 team with 794 and and Mrs. Melvln Court. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Miller en tended Ihe "Old Timer Club" pot- Hastings were lunch guests, with Lansing where they arc enrolled 2201. They're the hits of the new hat season! Be preparerd to take a bow/ in any one o f Champ's Emcea Mrs. S. R. Crabb and Mrs. Al- joyed Ihe color lour Friday after- luck dinner Sunday al South Bos- Howards' at Mrs. Hamblins home. Elmdole Learning Goes On for Ihe coming year. They were bert Duell were Sunday dinner noon and spent the week-end at Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Farris and No one was able to break the Mrs. Ira Snrgemt accompanied by Robert Keyt and Lewis Electric ton. styies-yours In a big cast of Fall shades. Shown here: The Headliner-a luxurious silk finish in guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Blau- Ihe home of Iheir son Dale Miller family of Adrian were here over Jackpot Friday and it is now at HoinemakerH Find Larry's mother, Mrs. Loft. Susan Mr. nnd Mrs. George Fonger $57.00. Al Kerr and Ron Hoist roll- weikel of John Ball Park Boule- and family in Traverse City. were Sunday guests of Mr. and the week-end end to see her moth- More nnd more of them nre Is studying In education and Larry a brilliant new shape. f 9.95 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shores, and Hotpoint - Maytag vard in Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miesel II and er. Mrs. Dorothy Brake, a patient ed fine 588 and 583 series respec- turning to the educational program in engineering. Mrs. Hollls Brlllhart nnd children Nancy were Saturday evening vis- BALES AND SERVICE Mrs. S. R. Crabb was guest of four children were Saturday eve- at Ferguson-Droste-Ferguson Hos- tively for a 1255 handicap total for offered by Michigan Slate Univer- Mr. and Mrs. George Knopp of In Grand Rapids. itors of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lach- Service on All M ikes honor at a birthday supper nl the ning, nnd over night guests of pital. Mrs. Brake expects to be first place squad prize. sity Extension Service for answers Big Rapids were Wednesday call- CHAMR HATS Monday evening Bess Tuskin. niet and family. home of her niece nnd family, Mr. and Mrs. C. Byron Poller. released from the hospital Monday. Tlie Youth Bowling Program is to homemaklng problems. ers of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Greg- Washers, Dryers Dolores Laux, and Lydia Johnson now beginning, and wc urge all Mr. and Mrs. William Lachniet FREE PARKING Ihe William Lyndrups near Green- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weekes of played bridge with Euzefa Potter $10.98 Mr. and Mrs. Dean Geiger and Right now groups nre organizing ory. Refrigerators boys and girls interested in bowl- were Sunday dinner guests of their AT OtJR ville on Tuesday. Dallas, Texas, visited friends in at her home. family are moving to their new for the beginning of the fall and Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. ELECTRICAL WIKHTO ing or learning lo bowl, to join son ind family, the Roger Lach- BACK DOOR Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nead at- Grand Rappids, Whitehall and Low- Delmay Richards of Commls, home this week from Clarksville, Rufus Gregory were Mr. and Mrs. AND CONTRACTING mels. winter program with the first les- tended the M 1 c h I g a n-Southem ell last week, and planned on re- lo the farm purchased of Emery this program. Grade school chil- Ben Poll and family of Grand Michigan, called on Earl Slarbard Mr. and Mrs. William Lachniet son scheduled for mid-October. Phone TW 7-7746 Methodist football game Saturday luming home after attending the Kime. dren bowl at 10 a. m. Saturday, Rapids, Mr. and Ms. Robert Van- Friday. They had not seen one attended a family dinner at Cecil's Just what Is this program all Factory Trained Servicemen UM-SMU game on Saturday in Mrs. Mildred Slaller was n din- Junior High bowl at 1 p. m. Satur- Sllen and Diane of Cascade and at Ann Arbor. another for 50 years. Ranch House Saturday evening In about? What is it trying lo ac- "We Sell the Best and Service Mr. and Mrs. Arie Leeman visit- Ann Arbor. ner guest of her aunt, Mrs. Gertie day. and High School bowl at 10 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Borgerson "Shadow Box" — Ravon and acetate blended In a fine honor of his sister, Mr. and Mrs. complish? These questions are the Rest" Mr nnd Mrs. John Fahmi spent Stahl Monday. a. m. Saturday. Marcla of Nunlca. ed Mr. and Mrs. John Schepers Sr. were week-end guests of their suiting. Hand washable — Most attractive two-piece suit. Ralph Tanls on their 40th wedding frequently asked. Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mrs. Ethel Blank attended the and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Meekhof son, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bor- The Jacket with notched collar, bias front yoke, % length Men's High Gaines anniversary. First of all, it is an educational Butler al Murray Lake. Family dinner, as a guest, at the of Jenlson Sunday. gerson jr and daughter at Big sleeves. Bob McWhinney 252 The Love Feast and Communion program in the area of home oons Families, two-somes, teams... Rapids. Calvary Brethren Church at Logan economics. The skirt slim and slender — seat lined. Dale Eckman 236 Service for all Christians and Lov- Miss Lela Starbard of Hastings Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs. Loren It concerns itself with building enjoy bowling ot its best at Hugh Llnkfleld 232 ers of Christ, will be observed at was a Friday caller of Mr. and Gray of Clarksville they allended strong families. It promotes the Sizes — 12-20 Adrian Sterzlck 225 the Hope Church, Sunday evening Mrs. Earl Starbard. the dedication of Hastings Grace 7 well-being and the development of Howard Hobbs 224 October 6, at :30 p. m. Everifbodi/ out of the rut Mrs. Myrtle Alexander is not Brethren Church in the afternoon, family members. It also helps the AMERICAN LEGION Plum Black, Teal Black, Brown Blue The Sunday morning service at feeling so well, she is staying with and called on Rev. and Mrs. Frank Men's High Series homemaker make wise decision as the Hope Brethren Church was the Mr. and Mrs. Ray Alexander. Mrs. Charcoal Mo.xon in Hastings. Bob McWhinney 644 to the use of her money, time, ministerial charge to the members BOWLING LANES Lloyd Shultis of Flint spent a few Mr. and Mrs. David Patrick and Hugh Llnkfleld 612 talents, and energy. of the church, installation of Sun- NOW OPEN 12 NOON EVERY DAY days with her. I children were Sunday afternoon at. Herm Rlpmaster 582 It can well be called a "self- day school teachers, also of all ... the 'it / Buieks are here! Jumpers tendants at the dedication cere- Floyd Everting 579 Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lachniet the commission members, for the help" program, because the home- Newly redecorafed, underground monies of the Grace Brethren Len Kerr 566 and children of Clarksville were service for the coming year. maker herself docs a lot of the Church at Hastings. Mrs. Patrick ball returns, Tel-a-Scores Sunday evening callers of Mr. and Women's High Games Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson ac- work. sang a beautiful solo, with Mrs. Student Rates In Effect ||t Koewera, Manager, Ph. TW 7-7560 Mrs. Earl Starbard. FOR BEST SELECTION OF |fon, ed by Mr. and Mrs. Stan- In a day when most forces are Arnold Erb at the piano. Gloria Roth 195 Sunday the Victor Clemenz fam- 11.99 eyers of Saranac enjoyed a pulling a family apart, women in Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Mote were Donna Smith 191 ily enjoyed a hayride and Weiner scenic trip north to Big Rapids, Extension classes are focusing on Sunday afternoon visitors at the Ruth Wlezorek 188 Roast at the Larry Cahoon home .UKP on to Croton Dam and New- ways to build a strong feeling of Fred Sawdy's. Louise Grover 183 at Clarksville. cozy colorful comfortable Sizes 6 -- 18 aygo and back home again, -to family unity. Roots are important Mrs. Ethel Blank was a dinner Glyde Young 181 Mrs. Arthur Schneider visited report that nature with her fall to all families and one of the early guest of Mrs. Ruby Wait Friday. Rev. and Mrs. Robert Conn and Women's Hish Series colors, was very beautiful to see, lessons will be on exploring family Kennard Martin of Goshen. Indi- children at Ludington from Sunday Donna Smith 505 and that no amount of frost dam- backgrounds and learning some- PROOF OF QUALITY! ana, spent the week end with his until Wednesday. Gloria Roth 470 age was visible. thing of the cultural contributions grandmother, Mrs. Gertie Stahl, Robert Schneider, Laurence snowsuits Winnie Ellis 469 Mrs. Horace Myers and Mrs. of our forebears. and uncle, Marvin Stahl and fam- Bieri and Howard White have re- Thelma Poole 468 Clair Stahl were Grand Rapids Another lesson is designed to ily! Mr. and Mrs. Ora Miller of turned from a two weeks fishing Louise Grover business visitors Monday afternoon. help women do a better job of SHOP NOW! Kautz, Indiana spent last week trip in Canada. We learn that Clarence Blrman, selecting children's clothing. here with relatives nnd were Mrs. Don Schneider and children now of Lake Odessa, but who res- Furniture arrangements, from guests of Mrs. Gertie Stahl. They ; MOTOROLA TV • and Rev. and Mrs. Robert Conn ided in this community for a num- the standpoint of comfort, conveni- O Small fry fun is more so when little folk are ] loft Friday morning to visit a nnd children were Sunday dinner Have YOU l)er of years, is listed on the ence and attractiveness, will be the cozy warm and comfortable in winter-right , niece in Detroit. O guests of Mrs. Arthur Schneider. itical list at Pennock hospital at subject of another lesson. THE Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Stahl of Elm- checked y Mrs. Anna Yardley, Mrs. Ula snowsuits. See colorful styles with insulated astings, having a heart attack at "Citizenship Responsibilities and dale. Omar Stahl and Ihe Marvin : HAS A Titus and Mrs. Hattie Moyes were or pile linings. Machine washable, nylon fab- FAIR y home at Lake Odessa, Saturday, Privileges" is still another topic of In Lowell from Friday to Sunday. Stahl farpily and Kennard Martin usslont These are bpt examples rics, quilted and plain. were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. SHARE jf Mrs. Yardley and Mrs. Titus re- '^Rtmal^ kauffman, son of Mr. of lessons offered, Gertie Stahl. turned home with Mrs. Hattie and Mrs. Glenn Kauffman, and self-help part Involves the '* FULL YEAR Moyes at Cedar Springs. training of local leaders who in Who attends school at Lowell, had Mrs. Elizabeth Phelps and Mrs. $15.98 the misfortune to get injured turn teach the lessons to their lo- Trenis Devener were Friday din- while practicing playing football, cal groups. ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Sizes 3-6 fcrays showed no fractures, but At present there are 60 organi- • GUARANTEE' M. Phelps and family, and attended ly damaged muscles, and is zed groups in Kent County and the Vestaburg-Edmore homecoming ng time out from school duties Grand Rapids with a membership football game. Haan Phelps Is a UNITED of approximately 900. Participating ha brief period of time. member of the Vestaburg Varsity Where somefhing new has been added ! groups in this area include Cas- football team and Craig Phelps Ls Lowell ' Ada FUND cade, East Cascade, Thornapple, South Lowell a member of the band. 897-9396 676.1148 Paddy's College, Orchard View, Sunday Mrs. Martha Hall and Airs. G tor go Wielund Murphy and Bowne. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Thome at- tended the Presbyterian church in Mrs. Pauline Kllgus is spending Cheryl Koert Weds Ionia. Later Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stauffer joined them for dinner at a few days with her grand- O daaghler, Dorothy, in Kalamazoo. Ken Fitzsinwwns the Salt Box House north of St. '64 Jet-smooth Luxury CHEVROLET .f£rm Bureau meets Tuesday Johns. A candlelight service in the Low- O ev^yllhg, October 8, at the home of Mrs. Millie Bettes returned to - - rJ "T* I V '•: MitmTU ' ell Methodist Church was the set- 0 Lapeer Monday after spending the •*'*11/. J ' V^.fi Jr^ 'fet MF. and Mrs. Alvin Wells. ting for the wedding of Miss Mr. and Mrs. Alvlh Wells took past week visiting friends In Low- Cheryl Ann Koert and Kenneth ell. ' n7 Mr. and Mrs." Dell Burton to Fltzslmmons on September 20. Rev. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dowaglac Tuesday and Wednes- Keith Bovee performed Ihe double- I *"'*"'"11 ^ - Pletcher received a radio-gram day. ring ceremony. vr" . from Iheir son, Galen, that he had Callers of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Koert of Rittenger during the week were arrived at Bonn, West Germany Ada are the parents of the bride, and was nicely situated with a Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kendall and and the bridegroom's parents are • TT'Sr-JS: Jane, Mrs. Josie Kendall of Calif- German family. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fltzsimmons Sunday the C. Byron Potters m ornia, Mr. and Mrs. Burton Tay- of Alaska. Model J3KIM (erertll die j. tube meai.i t*J tq. In. picture viewing area) gave a dinner In honor of Sgt. Den- •. i • ^ 'op- rrfFSfei-T -TSi** lor and family. Tlie bride wore for her wedding Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moll and nis Brenk who just arrived home a floor-length sheath of silk organ- from Africa where he has been Diania from Hudsonvllle were Wed. za with lace appliques, and her Elegant styling...reliable engineering. stationed the last year and a half. nesday supper guests of the Rlt- fingertip-length veil was secured by Beautiful cabinetry is juat the out- Guests were Sgt. Dennis Brenk, tlngers. a pillbox. Her bouquet was made olde of this'deluxe TV. Two Golden Mrs. Fannie Thomet was a Sun- 95 Kitty Brenk, Denlse, Pat, Bill, of pink rosebuds and white carna- Voice* Speakers and fully variable Nell and Dennis, jr. Mr. and Mrs. day dinner guest of Mr and Mrs. tions. $264 Stewart Thomet. tone control for fine FM tone qual- Joseph Potter, Julie, Pat and Maid of honor was Miss Linda ity. fHand-wired Super Golden M® Mike Potter of East Lansing. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Estes and Lee Koert, sister of Ihe bride. She Chassis precision crafted with modern hand and dip sol- and Mrs. William Potter and Kel- Lee Ann have returned from a wore a floor-length olive green dering for circuit connections of high reliability. All- ly of Flint, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. two weeks vacation in Missouri and brocaded dress designed with a David Potter and Stacy Marie of the Ozarks. bell-shaped skirt With a filled bod- channel adaptable. lighted channel indicator ... many Bulck SkyUrk! A vtry p«r«onel car vrilti a flair far action. Now In I modala. Muskegon, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Rodgers, Mr. ice and three-quarter length sle- other "extras" George Miles, Jamie, Mary Euzefa, and Mrs Elden Rodgers and fam- eves. In the back were satin back •Manufacturer's one year guarrntee covers free exchanfle or David and Tanya Ellen of Lowelli ily and Miss Lyne Sllkkers were panels and streamers. For her repair of any component proven defective In normal use. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miesel II, Buz- Sunday callers ot the fistes's. bouquet, she carried yellow and Arrange^ through selling dealer. Labor extra. zie, Laurie Sue, Danny and Todd ftr. and Mrs. David Sterzlck bronze chrysanthemums. Brides- of Pontiac, and Mrs. Marjorie and grandsons spent Ihe week- maids were Miss Kathleen Bales Potter of Grand Blanc, Mich. end with Mr. and Mrs. Fred and Miss Kay Holtz of Toledo. They Everyone enjoyed a fine dinner, Sterzlck at their cabin near Branch wore caplzlan floor-length gowns SPECIAL and It was hard to tell who was Miphigan. Identical in design lo that of Ihe 5a enjoying the ball and horse shoe Mr. and Mrs. Wajler Wleland maid of honor. All three allcndnnts FM/AM RADIO VALUE! games the most, the men or the arrived home Monday evening wore pillboxes to match their little ones. Monday evening, at C. from a months tour in Europe. dresses. Tlie bridesmaids also car- Motorola »-Tranililor FM/ Byron Potters, the Brenks, Miles, Mr. and Mrs. Eail McDiarmid ried Ixiuqueis of yellow and bronze AM Portable plays on bal- 95 Itries ... or ordinary houae and Potters enjoyed a dinner for were callers of Mr. and Mrs, Mah- chrysanthemums. Roxann Baker currenll Handiomt Italher *79 the Brenks and all said farewell lon Estes Sunday evennlng. and Robert Filzsimmons were caia. to Dennis, Kitty and family, who Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Weddel of flower girl and ringbearer. Model K4t are en-route to Callfomia, New Market, Ontatlo, spent a few Best man was William Filzsim- days last week with Mr. and Mrs. mons, brother of tlie Urldegroom. : atunning n.w na, PioUtl»- XSM'i bt*t full-jlrt value. '*1 CkmoUi Impale Sport Stim EKarw l McDiarmid. Jerry Koert and Jack rUzslmmons assisted as ushers. GRAVEL Besides looks, ride and power-what's so special about it? Roger Keating was the soloist, Our happiest problem for '64 was: now to beat a engines, V-6 or V-8 (you'll like their new gas ecorw and he was accompanied al Ihe •THORNAPPLE: ScrtMtd Bonk Run or $14.98 up winner? According to thousands of owners, the 1963 omy), new, smoother, extra-cost option, Super (tf» to reasonably priced) organ by Mrs. Arnold Wittenbach. Woshod For Comtnt models lust about had it made in all departments. Turbine Transmissions (and who, but Bulck, would Kind of leivai the high-priced cars some explaining to do, of four smooth transmissions to go with fham. At tlie reception held in the Work church parlors, Mr. and Mrs. Peter But—when your name is Su/cA—you |ust don't rest build in an altitude compensator?). Youngest looking wouldn't you say? Long and luxurious—with a fresh- And underlying it til, the opulent feel of thia '64 Chevrolet's GAS Baker Jr. of Caledonia served as on your laurels. You keep pushing to make a great ••.above all, they're BUCKS! Stabilized or Bank Run chriatened look. Richer roomy interiors with subtle new Jet-smooth ride. Fisher Bodies in town I Visit a showroom, sit In any FURNACES AND master and mistress of ceremonies. : TV : car greater. For Road Work blendinga of colors and fabrics. Like the ultra-soft vinyl one of the new Bulcks, and practice this short easy Matter of fact, the most noticeable difference between Following a trip to New Mexico upholstery in the new Chevrolet Impala Super CONVERSION BURNERS So . , . the '64 Bulcks are now—but new. New line: "My Buick." Sounds good, doesn't it? BUKV SAND - FILL DIRT this beautiful new 1964 Chevrolet and the high- and Calllomia. Ihe couple will live Stones For Drain Fields Sport Series. priced cars is the price itaelf. a & APPLIANCE CENTER • at 6900 Alaska Road, Alaska. Top Soil A choice of seven engines, no less, with out- Let your dealer show you how much luxury SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED BUICK DEALER. AUTHORIZED BUICK DEALERS IN THIS AREA: ' 2840 Thornawile Drive For Prompt Dellvftrr put all tbo way up to 425 hp.* And a choice that reasonable Chevrolet price now buys. WATER HEATERS *ottio*ai at extra tott THE LOWELL LEDGER In Cascade CALL TW 7-7760 Mtmbtr of th« Michigan Pr»ii AstocUliofl See five entirely different DAM of cars at your Chevrolet Show room-CHEVROLET, CHEVELLE, CHEVY 11, GORVAIR & COR VET fE IDS North Broadway, Pokf Olfico Box 128, Phone 949-0220 Lowell. Michigan. BYRON WEEKS Second clan postage paid af Lowell. Mich- igan, publithed every Thunday. Store Hours: AZZARELLO CHEVROLET & BUICK INC.. 508 W. Main Lowell, Michigan FOR ESTIMATE . The Lowell Ledger, eitabllih«-d Juno 1893; Closed Saturday Noon • ha Lowell Journal, etlabliihed I8M. Con- 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Mon.-Fri.L_ 219 WEST MAIN ST.. LOWELL PHONE TW 7-7577 CALL TW 7-7948 lolidaled with the Ledger, December IS. 1936. c52tf n*» Alto Solo, e»tabliihed Janua-y. 1904. 9 A.M. to 8 I'.M. Salurduy AZZARELLO CHEVROLET & BUiCK. INC CoiHolidafed with the Ledger. June 1947. Hank Subicripfion price: Kent and Ionia countiw {3.00 per year; ouhida thii area S3.50 par 508 West Moin Strttt Lowell, Michigan Phono TW 7-9294 LYLE COVERT HAROLD JEFFERIES, Editor : r i I 1 I

I I shudder when I am suddenly THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICH., OCT. 8, 1968 confronted by a prestigious visit- PubRc Notice Public Notice Michigan County's Vanishing or. (That sentence includes three more than 30 feet deep fills and I don't believe half of what I am RUMMAGE SALE-by All Saints ELECTRICAL words that have suddenly become VANDER VEEN, FBEIHOFER drains from the valley. told in strictest confidence, so don't VANDER VEEN, FREIHOFER. Guild, Ada Township Hall, Oc- popular.) be afraid that I'll repeat it WIRING —FIXTURES ft COOK ft COOK Lakes Attract Many Visitors Tony Krajniak, a lifelong resi- For Sale-General tober 16. c25 Wanted Good Things 111-G Waters Building, 885 W. Main Street There are 11,037—or maybe 11.035 subterranean network of streams dent of the area who presently oc- Japanese buses are decorated ( REPAIRS Grand Rapids, Mich. tawnll, Michigan —lakes In Michigan, according to stretches all the way from Gay- cupies a farm on the property, re- FOR SALE—1 J60 Cor voir, 700 ser- KNAPP SHOES—October Specials, YOUNG MAN NEEDS-Full or to Eat with fresh flowers ... The longest ORDER FOB PUBLICATION— ORDER FOR PUBLICATION- the Michigan Tourist Council. lord In the central part of the state called with amusement the year ies, 4 door, stick, >£Jj. See at 52 off on men's service shoes, part time work days or nights. unarmed border in the world FILE NO. 110,855 FILE NO. 110,850 The reason for the uncertainty to Lake Huron. Geologists are that the late owner decided to WilfifiitKWK Call TW 7-9652 or TW 7-90<0 be- FOR SALE - Good fat stewing G.E. Appliances 'inornappie River Drive and Ada now $8.95; 51 off on many other (about 5,000 miles) is crossed by skeptical but agree that waters THE LOWKIX LEDGER, LOWELL, MICH., OCT. 3, 1963 tween 11 a. m. and 9 p. m. c22-25 State of Michigan, The Probate- State of Michigan, The Probate Is the mysterious meandering of beautify the floor of the valley with with n Drive ui Ada bb Service Station. men's and women's styles. c25-28 TRASH AND JUNK HAULED - chickens, 8c lb. live. TW 7-7071. the Waterton-Glacier iniei national draining from sinkholes in Presque Cascade, Ada, Eastmont. Lowell p25 Court for the County of Kent, Court for me County of Kent. two lakes In Mirhigan's Presque an extensive flower garden. The ASK lur Dick. c2j Pcach Park and stmddlp* Albortn, Estate of Anna (Vw*, Deceased. Isle county. At varying intervals, Isle county are empted into Lake lake hud tut appeared the previous WANT AD DAWN—Electrical Service: Wiring, area. No garbage! Bob's Pickup Real Estate WANTED-WOMEN who can drive Estate of A, Wood. to call regularly each month on FISH FRY - This Friday, October R1CKERT ELECTRIC Canada and Montana ... NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the lakes have tla; unnerving habit Huron throdgh an underground year and he felt that It was gone YOU CALL - We haul. Trash and repairs, Ibilures. 24-hour service. Service. Ph. 897-9031. cl9U Deceased established Studio Girl Cosmetics 4. Lowell Moose Uall, 5 to 7. that on of disappearing. channel at Misery Bay. for good. general light hauling. <'^ll ORt>- We Give S&H Green Stamps. LOWELL LEDGER WANT AD PAGE LONG TERM MORTGAGES—Arc 208 So. Hadson NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN clients in and around Ada mak- $1.25 adults; children up to 12. October 17, 1968 Rainy lake is the larger of the "Yes, sir" said Krajniak, "you 5411, and uau lor Jerry. cl4U All work according to N. E. C. CASH RATE: 17 word* OOc, additinnol words 8e wh. If not | availohlp at Lowell Savings & Phone TW 7-980? Lowell PUBLIC NOTICE that on ' * The region. In northeast lower THINKING OF ing necessary deliveries, ete 3 75c. p25 at 10 a. m. in the Probate Court- the 10th day of December, Michigan, abounds In odd pheno- area's two vf-ater wlll-o'-the-wlsps. guessed It. Those flowers really got and Fire Underwriters Code. paid on or before 10 days Rft^r Innnrtlon, a charge of 10c Loan Assoc. No closing costs or APARTMENT SIZE — Electric HOME IMPROVEMENT? or 4 hours per day. Route will ' room, County BuUding, Grand Rap- A, D., 1968 mena. The only waterfall of any Some 200 acres in size, the lake an irrigating. The rocks he lined State licensed electrician. All for bookkeeping will be made. I other hidden costs in our loans. I A. J. BILL JOHNSON'S ROLAND M. SfilVEL Is large enough to be shown on the stove, 4 burners and oven. Good FOR FINANCIAL HELP BE pay up to $5 per hour. Write Hastings Livestock Sales ids, Michigan a hearing will be at 10 a. m. In the Probate Court- consequence In the lower peninsula, the paths with are still out there OA'AV t41U work guaranteed. "No job too BOX NUMBER: K box number In care of this office Is de- Call or see David Coons, Secre- 008 Michigan National Bank Bldg., Michigan highway maps. condition. Call TW 7-9774. p25 SURE AND CALL ON Studio Girl Cosmetics, Dept. Sept. 27, 1963 held on a petition by Gordon Wi room, County Building, Grand Rap- a river that vanishes Into the on the valley floor." |F XHJ W^NT TO CROW UP small." Free estimates. Phone sired, add 50c to above. tary, at Coons Clothing, Lowell. Grand Rapids, Michigan 77139, Glendale, California p23-25 Cook, praying that an instrument ground. Immense sinkholes and the In 1894, 1925 and 1950 the lake AND 66T SOME WHEPC IfsJ TW 7-9548. Box 293, N. Washing- ALL ERRORS in telephone advertisements at sender's rlgk. c3tf Feeder Pigs S 7.50-515.25 Musical Instrument ids, Michigan a hearing will be At the eastern end of the valley 1 ^ CALL ME IMMEDIATELY for any STATE SAVINGS BANK purporting to be the Last WiU of was almost completely drained of ton, Lowell, Michigan. p22-25 KATES are baaed utrlcUy on oaUorm Want Adv. Style. Top Calves S30.00-$35.50 ORDER FOR PUBLICATION held on a peUUon'by Herbert El- disappearing lakes make the area is a dam built by lumbermen In THIS WORLD FAST* broken window gluss, aluminum Lowell, Mich. ATTRACTIVE Position for Intelli- said Deceased be admitted to pro- some 210 million cubic feet of OUT-OF-TOWN advertisements mubt be accompanied by re- NEW SUBURBAN HOMES-Larg Seconds $27.0(>.$30.00 FILE NO. 108,847 zinga praying that the Court or- an outdoor museum of natural the 1860 s to direct the Thunder START "OUR FOUMQATION or wood. Will give you prompt c43tl gent man 25-60. Must have good bate, administration be granted to RfftHT AND DRINK PLENTY STATE APPROVED — Driver est FHA Lots. All plastered, hard Commons and Culls ...518.00-527.00 Exchange State ol Michigan, The Probate der a hearing on claims; such curiosities. water. Locar residents recall other Bay river away from the sinkholes service on replacing. Ada, Cas- mittance. personality and appearance and Beatrice I. Fowler, and the heirs 0 CiOOO WHOLESOME MILK FRO* Training School of Grand Rapids, wood trim throughout. FHA Fi- Young Beef $17.00-522.25 Court for the County of Kent. hearing is ordered to be held on These quirks of nature are in a instances of severe drainage in as a means of getting their logs cade, and Eastmont area only. SPLIT RAIL FENCES - Decora- be ready to accept position im- at law determined. Inc. Courses for high school stu- TW 7 Q0£1 Copy for Ads on This Page Most Be In nancing available. Best construc- Beef Cows 511.00-515.80 Estate of THEODORE WEPPLER Dec. 10, 1963. Therefore, creditors region of attractive wilderness 1931 and 1935. Pictures taken In down river. A permanent lake HmmHkLOAtRY Ed Strong, IM8-W17 or 9494>k*). tive, durable, economical. Call mediately if accepted. Guaran- Publication and service shaU be dents between 16^18 yrs. of age. I IT 1*11,0 I Ledger Office Before 6 P. M. on Tuesdays. tion value in this area. See these Bulls 516.00-519 00 Mentally Incompetent of said deceased shall present their which provides travelers a special 1925 show muddy canyons 70 to 100 was formed, known as Sunken c49tl OR 6-1628. clltf teed income with opportunity for made as provided by law and Adults' private training. Courses homes wliile under construction, Top Hogs 516.00-516.40 Notice Is Hereby Given that on claims to the court and send a bonus in the fall as the rolling feet deep. Lake. On its shores Is located Flet- advancement. Group insurance Court rule. for motor scooter at 15 yrs. of NON-DRINKER? You can reduce '/a mile north of Lowell on Ver- Second Grade 515.75-516.00 the copy to the fiduciary at 414 E. hillsides explode with brilliant foil- The perambulations of the lake cher County Park which offers BUY YOUR RIFLE—or shotgun FOR SALE - YEARLING hens at and retirement based on profit Dated: September 12, 1963 age. 337 Ottawa, N. W. Phone Getty's Hatchery, Middlevllle, your total Auto Insurance Prem- gennes St. William Schreur, con- Roughs 511.50-514.00 90th day of October. A. D. 1963 Main Street, Lowell, Michigan age. Doer, partridge, pheasant and apparently dp not seriously affect campsites with electricity and wa- now on convenient Lay-away sharing. For local interview write WALLACE WAALKES, 456-8227 or GL 2-2095. c44tf Mich, SY 5-3395. c22tf ium by 10 percent. Citizen's Mu- trartor and builder, TW 7-9189. Boars 511.50-513.00 at 10:00 A.M.. in the Probate Publication and service shall be rabbits abound and area streams the fish population. Rainy lake, in ter and excellent fishing nnd swim- plan. 10 percent off on all paper V. I. Whittemore, 801 McKay Judge of Probate, tual has other discounts that will c6tf Feeder Cattle 517.00-526.00 Courtroom, County Building, Grand made as provided by law imd and lakes offer exceUent fishing. 1958, produced a 17 pound rainbow ming. The park makes u line head- shotgun shells. Ada Hardware, NERVOUS TENSION? Can't sleep? TEMPERATURE Tower, Grand Rapids 2, Mich. Kent County, Michigan. OR 6-4811. c25 AUTOMOBILETINSURANCE - be apply for a Safe and Careful Lambs 517.00-519.80 T Rapids, Michigan, a hearing will be Court rule. Robert Kelley, Michigan Conserv- trout. quarters for sightseeing trips to Relax safely with Sleep-Wel cap- C24-25 A true copy. sure to check our rates before Driver. Call 807-926!t. Rittenger REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE - Top Hogs S16.40 — Art Meyers, S held on a petition by Laura Riojas, Datedi September 19, 1963 ation Department geologist, des- The valley Is a fascinating place the Interesting scenic areas near- sules. Only 98c at Christiansen ROLAND R. ROBEY, NEXT TIME—Dial TW 7-9259 for renewing. It pays! The Speerstra TALKS... Insurance Service, 212 E. Main Loans, auto and personal loans. Clarksville. Blake AUerding, Guardian praying that a license to WALLACE WAALKES. cribing the region says, "It is when the water disappear. A road by. Drugs. p22-33 WANTED—OI J) U. S. Coins. Any Rebuildcrs and Dealers any insurance needs. You too, Agency. TW 7-9259. c25 May we serve you? State Sav- 1 "Register of Probate. c23-25 Judge of Probate, winds along the top of the slope, Ocqueoc Falls, some three miles St., Lowell. Michigan. c25 denomination. Call OR 6 .690. Hastings. seii the interest of said estate in underlain by a vast limestone and will find it pays to see us first. ings Bank, Lowell, Phone TW 7- In New and Used Band Kent County, Michigan. dolomite layer of great depth. Tun- past crevasses that are several north of Millcrsburg of/ Michigan FIX-UP YOUR HOME - Build a AUCTION SALES-Phone George C22-25 certain real estate be granted for Peter Speerstra Agency, TW 7- FOR SALE -COAL furnace, W0. 9277. c23tf VANDER VEEN, FREIHOFER A true copy. nels, crevasses and underground hundred feet long, and descends highway 68, Is the only sizable new garage or add a room. Fi- VandcrMculen, auctioneer, Dut- CALL FOR and Orchestra the rnxwe of paying various bills 9259. c2S Also refrigerator, W5. 429 Lin- ATTRACTIVE POSITION for in- ft COOK ROLAND R. ROBEY, to the valley floor. Rust-brown sea- waterfall in the lower peninsula. nance your project with a loan incurred in behalf of said ward. chambers are created by the ac- ton MY 8-8571. Let me help you ^coln Lake, corner of Vergennes. FOR SALE — 3-bed room home. telligent woman with pleasing Instruments 835 West Main Street Register of Probate c24-26 weed is everywhere and each step Not far from the falls the Ocqueoc from Lowell Savings & Loan HOME HEATING OIL Publication and service shall be tion of ground water that Is charg- plan your sale, prepare and p25 Carpeted living room, 1% bath, personality and good appearance. We Buy Or Lowell, Michigan ed^ with carbon dioxide. On occa- sends dozens of frogs skittering in River disappears beneath the 1961 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE Assoc. Quick, confidential serv- made as provided by law and place publicity. I know values, birch kitchen, full basement, Prefer one with experience in Take On Consignment every direction. ground and can be heard rumbling ice with a minimum of red tape FROM PHILLIPS 66 Court rule. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION— Some businesses could reduce sion, the chambers collapse, crea- EXCELLENT CONDITION will try for most profitable re- AZZARELLO - Chevrolet & Bulck. aluminum siding. Will hold con- through the subsurface limestone. and extra expense. See David teaching, club or church work. We Repair Everything Musical Dated: September 27, 1963 FILE NO. 108,807 their prices to all If they didn't ting huge sinks. These sinks, plug- Trees clustered on the slopes of MUST SELL-WILL SACRIFICE sults. p25 Try our fine service. 508 West tract. 897-7446, or 897-9975. clOtf About one-half mile away, the Aged 25-60. Must be ready to A. DALE STOPPELS State of Michigan, The Probate have to spend half of their admin- ged with sediment and debris, form the valley serve as guages of the LEAVING FOR SERVICE Coons, Secretary at Coons Cloth- THE PEOPLE S MARKET PLACE Main, Lowell, Mich. Call TW 7- accept position If accepted, with 'Bag 0'Gold" 46 S. Division Ave. Judge of Probate, Court for the County of Kent. istrative time pleasing a minority lakes. The continuing action of the hlghwater marks, for their bark is stream reappears from beneath a ing, Lowell c3tf ATTENTION—Have several buyers CALL 949-0220—ASK FOR HARV ... Classified Columns. Here's 9294 for appointment. c52tf a Marshall Field family-owned Grand Rapids, Mich. Kent County, Michigan Estate of Cora E. Cook, Deceased of hard-to-sult customers. ground water sometimes 'unplugs' a discolored gray from submersion. rock ledge. HIGHLAND HILL for farms near Pamell, LoweU Geological mysteries and scenic FOR SALE—Small gas range all where Mr. Buyer and Mr. Sell- enterprise. Guaranteed income Fre* Parking 2 Doors South A true copy. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN a lake and It drains." The most prominent feature Is a -SS < wi Y TRUSSES—Trained fitter, surgical and Clarksville. 35 years apprals- wilderness combine to make Pres- good, $7.50; small buffet with er get together to solve their with opportunities for definite Jfentingfon, PHONE GL 4-7844 ROLAND R. EOBEY that on What with parking difficulties, An east-wesl line of sinkholes, wall of limestone that looms in an TREES — Trimmed, topped and appliances, etc. Koss Rexall Ing and selling real estate. Wm. mirror, 55; Simmon's 7-year cribs everyday problems of wants and advancements. Group Insurance Register of Probate. c25-27 the 17th day of October, A. D. 1968 household errands and golf, It's al- some 200 feet across and 150 feet 80-foot high semicircle. This giant que Isle county's "land of the dis- IMS k. MAIN S7 removed, insured workmen. Free Drugs, Saranac, Mich. c39tf A. Armstrong, 344 Lewis St., BUUiT 22 appearing lakes" an Intriguing va- with mattresses, $15 each; van- don't wants. Phone TW 7-9261. and retirement plan based on at 10 a. m. in the Probate Court- most Impossible for a man to find or more deep, crosscs Presque funnel and a smaller sink close by LO «V C L L Ti'iV# estimates. Call 1485 Ionia, col- Fhlllipt 46 Horn* H««tlng Olli Rockford. Phone 866-1463. c43tf ity, 510; large dresser, 512; 4 DRY CLEANING—$1.00 for suits, profit sharing. Part time or full room, County Building, Grand Rap- any time for his work. Isle county. Legend has it that a are the means by which a lake cation destination. lect. C22-35 GUESSING CONTEST large chests, $10 each; single PIANO TUNING - And Service. dresses, and topcoats. Quality time opportunities available.- For WIN VALUABLE PRIZES... ENTER OUR ids, Michigan a hearing will be ADA—Lots and building sites, res- NEW BANKING HOURS - Lowell bed complete, 59; clean daven- Electronic tuning assures ac- cleaning guaranteed. Veteran's local interview write V. I. Whit- Valuable Prized held on a pttftlon by George R. idential and commercial, 51,500 port, $15; %-size bed complete, curacy. Prompt service. Orval Dry Cleaners pickup station lo- temore, 801 McKay Tower, Grand HOP IN AND IMUt NOW-AT Cook, Administrator, praying that State Savings Bank is now open and up. $12; lots of double beds, $7 and Jessup, TW 7-7366, Lowell. c?0tf 676-9171 Rapids'2, Michigan. c24-25 the final account be allowed and Friday from 9:30 a. m. to 5 p. m. cated in the Cascade Shoe Store CANNONSBURG ROAD-3 acre up, complete; small vanity, $8. Pheasant Hunt Contest the. residue of said estate assign- and from 6:30 to 8 p. m. The SECURITY — For your valuables building in Cascade across from HELP WANTED — Ambitious men Lay ton's Second Hand Store, lot, 51.500. All you have to do to enter is buy your game ed. bank opens Saturday from 9:30 with a safety deposit box at the Old Kent Bank. Open dally 9 to LOWELL—8',a acres on M-21, $3,- fulltime. Due to a program of a. m. 'ui noon. c9tf 12993 Cascade Rd. c25 6. c33tl Ada Hardware Publication and service shall be State Savings Bank of Lowell. Aa 000. expansion several men are need- hunting license here Ada Oil Company 577 Ada Dr. Phone OR 6 4811 made as provided by law and ANTI FREEZES-Bulb Permanent low as $4.40 a year. Ask a mem- SEMI-USED - 50,000 BTU gas 80 ACRES—Tillable farm land, no ed to train for supervisory open- Court rule. $1.49 per gal.. Bulb Menthanol, ber of the staff for more infor- space heater, will heat 4 rooms, buildings, Ada Township. ings. No special education re- Dated: September 16 1963 mation. c44tf quirements are necessary. Men 1st Prize: $5.00 in merchandise 59c per gal. Gamble Store, Low- automatic controls. Use our cus- R. J. TIMMER REALTY. Post WALLACE" WAALKES. SEE THE ell. c25tf tomer credit service and level Office Building, Ada. Michigan se'ected will receive guaranteed Judge of Probate, GRAVEL—Screened Bank Run for Office, 676-3901: residence, 949- weekly salary immediately. Ap- 2nd Prize: $3.50 in merchandise roads and cement work. Top PHILLIPS billing gas service, Michigan Kent County, Michigan. \\t Afr PALOMINO PAL - Hobby Horse. 0139. John Fahmi, salesman, ply 9 a, m, to 10 a, m,, or 4 p. m. >LUMBING Soil and Block Sand. By con Bottled Gas 897-9348. c25 3rd Prize: $3.00 in merchandise A true copy. All rubber body, $9. 949-0190. c25 TW 7-9334. C24-25 to 5 p. m. Room 603 Luman Bldg,, ROLAND R. ROBEY, 64' Weeks, TW 7-7760. c7tf IVEIMARANER PUPPIES-FOUR 45 Monroe, Grand Rapids. c24-25 Register of Probate c23-25 males, AKC registered, excellent FOR SALE—Beautiful Thomapple TWO KITTENS-FREE to good River frontage, 237' x 315', se- WANTED— Families to attend the home. 8375 Bailey Drive. c25 hunting stock, ready to start this Longest tail feathers still in the bird, measured in NOTICE BY PERSONS OLDS DELIVERY fall. Call 538-3457. c25-26 cluded plat, 4 miles to airport, Lowell Methodist Harvest dinner CLAIMING TITLE UNDER COAL AND WOOD—Heating stove. $8,900. 949-0167 eves. p25-28 Tuesday, October 8. Serving 5 HEATING our store, will win prizes. TAX DEED FOR SALE — Corrledale sheep, to 7, Tickets 51,50, 75c, under J. F. Timmer, OR 6-3096, 3254 MAKE AN OFFER-on our lovely To the Owner or Owners of any PONTIACS rams and ewes, heavy shearers. 5 free. Call TW 7-9812 for tickets. SERVICE Buttrick, S. E. c25 home at 500 N. Washington St., - MASTER PLUMBER - and all Interests in, or Liens upon • . .. plus Roy Kyser, Low; h, phone TW 7- c25 Lowell. Ready for Immediate oc- the Lands herein described: MAKE AN OFFER—on any piece S&H Green Stamps nai C25-26 Complete Planning and cupancy. Double garage with In- HOUSEHOLD HELP-in congenial Glimore's Sport Shop TO: Roberta Keller, 5407 Country of merchandise during the last Engineering Service at FOR SALE — 6.50x13 snow tires come apartment optional, Ray home. High school children only. Lane, Flint, Michigan. 2 days we're In store. No rea- AND LIVE BAIT Ada Rexall Drugs and wheels to fit Comet or Fal- Avery, TW 7-9823. c25 Very flexible hours. East Belt- Grantee.. .under the last record- sonable offer refused. Will sell CAIJ. ANY TIME - Ph. OR 6-:S90l Half Mile East of Ada Bridge on M-21 S&H Green Stamps AMERICAN EXPRESS-Money or- con. Like new. Canning tomatoes. line, Collins school area. Call ed deed, in the Wgular chain of on lay-away. Open Friday and ders. For your convenience at T ! li .m Rogers, TW 7-9904. c25 HOUSE FOR SALE—4 rooms on before 9:30 a. m. or after 4 TW 7-7534—or title to said land or of any interest BEER & WINE TAKEOUT Saturday, October 4 and 5, 10 WITTENBACH Peter Speerstra Agency, Lowell, Lincoln Lake Road, Lowell, TW p. m. GL 9-6328. c25 i therein. a m. to 5. Avery Jewelers. c25 TW 7-7104 SALES & SERVICE CO. 496 Ada Dr. Ph. 676-5451 TW 7-9259. c25 SALE — Oil space heater: 7-7314. c25 Tanetta DeVormer, 7164 Rix St., FOR SALE — Toys, games, boys •fas stove; dresser; motors, ^ to WANTED—MAN to cut and stock Ada, Michigan. Solid swift, sitant Sup»r Tarqui Ford for '64! Bred in open competition, built (pr tjjtal performance-hundreds of 749 West Main St., Lowell 1 hp; arbors: child's high chair: FOR SALE-MODERN 2 bedroom small field com. Cull 949-3378. Residential—Commercial LOSE WEIGHT-Safely with Dia- and girls other miscellaneous home. Newly redecorated inside Holders of record of undischar- pounds heavier, it's smoother, steadier ttoin any other car in its field. Sixteen new body styles, 5 distinct rooflines. items, nl«ui baby bathlr.ette, bas- child's crib: bowling ball and c25 Industhul ged recorded liens. dex tablets. (Formerly Dex-A tog; large parakeet cage; see- and out. Recreation room and Diet). Full weeks supply only ket and scales. 304 N. Washing- ill's Shoe Store tile bath. Carpeting and drapes WANTED — Baby siUcj: 40 J^ke TAKE NOTICE, that sale has ton, Saturday only. c25 ing machine with motor; brass been lawfully made of the follow- (•Friday & Saturday 98c. Ada Rexall Drugs p22-23 FAMILY FOOTWEAR bed and springs; single bed with excellent value. Also new year- care of 5 year old child in our SINCE 1909 around home on Silver Lake, home from 8 a. m. to 4 p. m. ing described land for unpaid tax- SPINET PIANO—May be had by TANK FULL?—Call Fuller Septic box springs; day bed: deer rifle; CLARK es thereon, and that the under- Tank Cleaning. Licensed and 9x12 rug pad; portable record Rockford, many extras. Call own- 10100 Vergennes St., ph. TW7- October 4•5 assuming small monthly pay- 54 YEARS OF er after 7 p. m, 897-7165, c25 9609, after 4 p. m. c25 PLUMBING & HEATING signed has title thereto under tax ments. Beautiful finish. See it bonded. Day or night emergen- player: 2 table radios; 8.00x14 S09 E. Main St. Lowell deed or deeds issued therefor, and locally. Write Credit Dept., Box cy service. Member of Ada Busi- PERSONALIZED SERVICE snow tires. Call after 5:00 p. m., VACANCY — For woman patient that you are entitled to a recon- 57. Niles, Mich. p24-25 nessmen's Assoc. Phone OR 6- OR 6-1696, p25 Need A Larger Home? In pleasant, private home. Good veyance thereof, at any time with- 5986. c22tf Gordon C. Hill SALE — 1961 Chverolet Im- care, food, and TV. Ambulatory in six months after return of serv- HOMEOWNERS-Get Fire, Vandal- Lowell Michigan KT —FACTORY ALTHORIZED— What's new? This year FREE REFRESHMENTS TRUCKING EVERY THURSDAY pala Sport Coupe, Two-door hard- If so, here Is the Ideal place or bed. Ambulatory, $150 per, ice of this notice, upon payment Ism, Theft and Personal Liabil- cl9tf with happy living and plenty of month. TW 7-7351. c25tf. to 'he undersigned or to the Reg- ity all in one policy. It costs to Lake Odessa stock sale. Call top, V8, stick, good condition. room for all. Spacious, three bed- George Francisco TW 7-7818. SECOND BEST & RUMMAGE All red, nearly new tires. Call SPECIALIST is^r in Chancery of the County no more at Speerstra Agency, room bungalow (two bedrooms in which the lands He, of all sums Lowell, TW 7-9259. c25 c46tf Sale—4323 Kennilworth Drive, TW 7-7902 evenings, or WI-5-3276 will take twin beds—master bed- paid upon such purchase, togeth- S. E., behind Martin School, Fri- days. p25 WANTED TO BUY — room has private lavatory), fam- er with fifty per centum addi- BLOCKS — 8 in. concrete, 18c; day afternoon, October 11, and TIME SANITARY SEPTIC TANK FOR SALE - 1954 Chevrolet auto- ily room with a cozy fireplace, tional thereto, and the fees of the 8 in. cinder, 21c; 2c per block Saturday all day, October 12. LAND CONTRACTS Winter- NEW SERVICE ; matic. Looks and runs good. 565. breakfast room, dining room, con- Sheriff for the service or cost of delivered. Vosburg Block & c25-26 IN only your Ford Dealer Gravel Co., 8876 Grand River Cleaning and Repairing OR 6-2627. Don Bogerd, 7890 venient l\s baths, full basement. That meet qualifications of our publication of this notice, to be Leonard. Ada, Mich. p25 Owners ar^ very anxious to sell association. TIME to computed as upon personal serv- Drive, Ada. OR 6-1047 or OR 6- Check Our Prices 1964 DODGE or will consider a trade. For full ice of a declaration as commence- 3393. cSltf We'll save you money BUYING on Your Fuel 0% NEW. USED, radiant front, 65.000 particulars and appointment to ment ot suit, and the further sum Licensed, Bonded and Insured A NEW OR USED CAR? Ask about our liberalized mortgage SECOND BEST AND RUMMAGE BTU gas space heater with auto- inspect this good buy—call Slo- of five dollars tor each descrip- LE 4-9455 matic controls. Priced to fit your terms and interest rates. FLEX-O-GLASS Is the only Sale, October 4 and 5 at 1821 FOR LOW. LOW, BANK RATES bey Realty, CH1-2438, or after tion, without other additional cost c48tf window matBilal that carrlti a' I- Spaulding Avenue, S. E. 9 a. m. CHECK WITH home 't $47.10 per month includ- 9;00 P.M. call Bert Wassink, PHONE TW 7-7132 COLOR TV of charges': Provided, That with TRADE-INS 2 YEAR GUARANTEE. Look for the ing bulu tank, heater, installation to 6 p. m. Miscellaneous items. STATE SAVINGS BANK 538-0346. We Recommend Tung-Sol Tubes name FLEX-O-GLASS on the edge.' respect to purchasers at the tax can say 'Everything!' ARE COMING IN DAILY c25 COIN-OP TYPE DRY CLEANING and gas. Will heat average size Lowell Savings & Loan Cat Gtnulna FLEX-O-GLASS At Your Local Hdwr. or Lmhr. OaaUt sale held in the years 1953, 1954, 8 lbs. for $2.00. Cascade Shoe Lowell, Mich. home Michigan Bottled Gas, 897- SLOBEY REALTY-REALTOR Also: c43tf Association 1^55, 1956, 1957, and 1958 the sum USED - Slegler 75.000 BTU gas Store, across from Old Kent Bank 9348. c25 2157 S. Division, Office: CH 1-2438 217 West Main Street EXPERT SERVICE ON stated in such notice as a condftlon To save on one of space heater. Used 3 months. in Cascade. • cl5tf of reconveyance shall only be all Automatic controls, wall theimo- STOP READING - If you do not SEELEY CONSTRUCTION—Build- c22tf • IU W TV sums paid as a condition of the these beautiful carp. stat. List price $359.95, reduced SEWING MACHINE SERVICE - have a small appliance or elec- ing and remodeling. Cement # Radio tax title purchase, together with to $259.95. This is a fine heater Rentals, Repairs on all makes. trical tool that needs repairing. work, basements, blocks, chim- • HI n ten per centum additional there- and will heat an average size Guaranteed. Service at your For appliance repair service, call neys, and fireplaces. Houses, AN ATTRACTIVE Lost and Found # Stereo to. If payment as aforesaid Is not See This Wonderful home. Michigan Bottled Gas, 897- home. Also used and new ma- Charles Houseman, TW 7-7397, garages, additions and bams. All 3-BEDROOM HOME madft thp undersigned will Insti- 9348. c25 chines. Phone now! 452-1561. c23tf 1049 No. Washington St., Lowell. kinds of buildings. Experienced LOST—EYE GLASSES. Reward. tute proceedings for possession of Selection! c50tl and guaranteed work, L. J. See- On Private Road $5. Made-in Italy case. Retum the land. LOSE WEIGHT—Safely with Dex- BLUEBERRY NURSERY STOCK- ley, phone 897-7722. c44tf Lowell Ledger. p25 THORNAPPLE DESCRIPTION OF LAND, all Ip A-Diet tablets. Only 98c at Chris SellinE nut at reduced prices. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION TV & Appliance Center 13T1I ANNUAL SALE -West Mich- Oak Lawn Park, Sec. 25, Wyom- New '64 Thunderbird... so beautifully Hansen Drugs, p22-33 Blueberry Hill Nursery, located PON'f LET WINTER GET 2840 Thornapple River Drive igan Angus Breeder's Associa- Rhode Island was the only blatc Irig Townfihlp;' Kent County, Mich- at Scram Lake, Route 3, Rock- —In Cascade— COMPLETE SELL-OMTl NQW '64 Falcon-great new different .. so uniquely Thunderbird! TV SERVICE—Radio and antenna THE BEST OF YOUR tion. Quality offering of 4 bulls, Price includes electric washer, that refused to participate in the igan : ford. clOtf repairs. Evenings call TW 7-9516 HOME 31 females and 4-H Club steers. dryer, stove and refrigerator constitutional convention of 1787. 949-0220 Lot 131. style, great hew rid& same Three models, completely done over The Reception Art Warning. c21tf RIDING HORSE-Part Arabian Saturday, October 5, at the Low- $9,500 — Terms Store Hours: Amount paid J19.49 for taxes of grlat old economjf! Wider with exciting new sheN bucket seats. white mare, 12-years-old. Well CHECK FOR NEEDED REPAIRS, ell 4-H Fairgrounds, Show at 10 Making yourself sartorially pre- 11:00 year 1953. OF THE 1961 DODGES HAS SCHOOL BUS—1953 International THEN CHECK WITH US FOR A 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. Mon. Frl. rear tread and improved More luxurious ride. Even the ventila- BEEN OLTSTANDING broke, but spirited, not for chil- a. m.. Sale ^ 1 p. m, c24-25 sentable takes time and thought, 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Saturday Amount necessary to redeem: ideal for church or deer hunt dren. Call TW 7-7397 after 6 but it's worth the effort. AM- $34.24. plus the fees for service. suspension provide the ers. 54 passenger, good condl [Sat., Oct. 5 tion is new! Happy ending: the largest p. m. p24-25 LOAN GREENBRIER DRIVE - .second CASCADE REAL Dated. October 3. 1963. plushest ride ever built into trunk in Thunderbird annals! The fuN line Is now tion. Can be seen at Cascade best sale. Tots, teens, boys and l Barbershop. Call 949-9811, after Lowell Savings & Loan ^Located 2 /z miles Southwest of Cascade on Thornapple River on disploy misses clothing. Sofa, lamps, a compact! Power steering 6 p. m. 949-1543. c25 boys bicycles. 687 Greenbrier Dr., ESTATE OFFICE ^Dr. to 48th St., then '/i mile East, or 4 miles West of Alto on Association available. Choice of 17 ot our showroom S. E., 949-3773, MM766. r25 6907 Cascade Road, S. E. Makes enpies last ionpr 60th St. to WhltneyvlUe Ave., then North I'/j miles to 48th St., FOR SALE OR TRADE-caradle See the '64 217 West Main Ph, TW 7-7132 Grand Rapids 6 models and 5 engines up ram. Phone OX 1-8414. c25 c22tf then 2 miles West, at 6745 48th St. (Southeast end of new Kent New '64 Fairlane... family car with sports-cir feel! • The 880 .. . the FOR SALE — Bed davenport, ex- Big Dodge cellent condition, $45. 2 years old. Phone 949-0490 County Airport). to 164-hp V-8. Choice of 2 Sixes or 3 V-S's... including the same basic FOR SALE—2 white leather chairs. and perform better! 868-5353. c25 • Standard Size ... Single bed. 4 wooden chairs. Call CIDER—Clarksville Cider Mill will 289 lliat powers the Cobra to victory! Smooth,new 3- BUICK . open October 8 through Novem- c2i-25 330. 440 and Polar* 676-1860. c25 WHEN — You need a good deal ber 15. Pressing Tuesday and speed automatic transmission. New smoother ride. New on a Chevrolet, contact Lyle • The Super Compact TRUCKING EVERY THURSDAY Fridays 9 till 3, or phone lor Holsteins—65 Head Dencker at Nlschan—Gordon For Rent elegance In and out. Eight roomy models... priced very • Dart to Lake Odessa stock sale. Call appointment. Pressing 10c a gal- Cows, Heifers, Steers and Calves. Chevrolet. 1515 28th St., S. W. George Francisco, TW 7-7817. ON DISPLAY lon. Cider lor sale by tlie gal- low... proved out by over a billion owner-driven miles! LE 4-1981. c25 r.o.A,*. c46tf lon or barrel. OIHMI Monda>-Sat- RENT U-HAUL TRAILERS from Many models available [Milking Equipment urday. William and Roger Lach- FOR SALE — Kenmore electric Bernie's '66' Service, 1002 W for immediate niet, Route 1, Clarksville, %-milc stove, full size, good condition. Main Street. Radio to be given Including 300-gal. Bulk Milk Tank. A delivery FRIDAY and west of Clarksville on Clarksville $35. Call OR 6-5541, between 6:30 away Oct. 14. Sign up now Rd. Phone 693-3096 or 693-3091. and 8 p. m. p25 C24-26 TRY TOTAL PERFORMANCE '64 SF0RD DEALER 'S FREE! c25 Farm Equipmept $20.00 VALUE SATURDAY FOR RENT-UPSTAIRS apartment at 526,,s Monroe. No pets or I^irge lis4t of farm equipmenequipn t Including 3 tractors and PICTURE TUBES WEAR-PROOFS your cnginp because Havoline Motor Oil's other tooljIs, for large acreagacreagee . LUMBER & BUILDING Personal children. Inquire at 413 Lafayette bulanced additive formula provides tougher oil film. BUY WITH CONFIDENCE WHEEL ALIGNMENT or phone TW 7-9934. p25 Rebuilt 17" or 21" Oct. 4 and 5 MATERIALS CLEANS as it lubricates, releasing full power of every drop AND BALANCING FINE WEDDING INVITATIONS- Also—HAY AND STRAW liistaM $33.00 ot your Chrysler Corp. 24-hour service, napkins and other FOR RENT—Furnished upper of giudme. 2441 $43.00 "Quality" Dealer WITH THE PURCHASE OF Free Estimates — Free Delivery accessories. Box of FREE Thank rooms and buth. No pets. Call CUSTOM-MADE for today's higher powered cars. Keeps you notes and etiquette book with TW 7-9805. p25 hydraulic tappets free and quiet. [ATTLMION! SALE STARTS LN FORENOON—11:00 ATRJ. PlUf Sales Tax FOUR NEW ATLAS TIRES REFRESHMENTS We Give order. Llndy Press, 1127 East CONSTANTLY IMPROVKD for over 50 years. Tests provf DOOR PRIZE S&H Given Stamps FOR RENT — Sleeping room with Come Early — Lunch Available JUSTCAU ME — Front end alignment and Fulton, Grand Rapids. GL 9-6613. Advanced Custom-Madu Havoline is,the best motor oil outside entrance, by the week or your money can buy. Order oi Sale: Small articles, farm eqiilpmeut, hay, straw, wheel balancing saves OPEN 'TIL 2 P. M. ON milking equipment, catUe. Keith Buck Ford Sales your tires and makes for WEDDING INVITATIONS - Nap- month desirable location. Phone Your car deserves the best service and products. You'll TW7-9275 SATURDAYS JACKSON easier driving. kins, Free Bride's book, 24-hour TW 7-7483. c25-26 get them here. Come in I 149 So. Hudson - Lowell, Michigan service. Open evenings 7 to 8. MOTOR SALES AZZARELLO J. C. Keena 635 Thomas, S. E., HOUSE FOR RENT — In Ada DOIKi E—DART—TRUCKS Meekhof Lumber Grand Rapids. CH 3-1838. c23tf Two bedrooms, automatic gas RAY OOSTERHOUSE, Owner heat, just redecorated. Refer- * "The Home of Dependable MOTEL Chevrolet & Buick WEDDING Photography-Black ii ences. Call 676-3051. c25 GEORGE VANDER MElLt^N, ^LCnO^EtR-Vii. UX H57i Lwd Cam" STANDARD SERVICE 508 West Main St., Lowell Co. White or color. Prices to fit HEIM'S 3300 28th St. at East Beltline 6045—28th Street, S. E. ISO W. Mala, Lowell Ph. 887-9281 your budget. Portraits and ad- You can buy and sell anything Phone TW 7-9294 % Mile West of Cascade vertising photography. J. E. Col- TEXACO SERVICE PHONE 949-1540 with Lowell Ledger Want Ads, Ph. 949-2140 by, Alto. 86W001. mi E. MAIN STREET PH. TW 7-9625 xnr i.ownj, ifncrR. LOWEI.L, ^ncn., ocr. s, imo Bluebird News Obituaries IHoover-Satrha Three Injured In Governor Romney Reports Si*ter Mary Germalne Thp second grade Blue Birds met Engagement Told at 3:30 p. m., last Thursday, with Sister Mary Germalne Mary Roll Over Saturday Mrs. Leo Hoover, 819 East Main, eleven girls present: Sally Bovee, Tax Reform To Aid Senior Citizens Forgiveness Westdorp. R. S. M., aged 72, died SECTION TWO wishes to announce the engagement Laurie Briggs, Rosle Claeson. Su- Three persons suffered minor last Friday at St. Gertrude's Con- The problem of an increasing he tnken off food. of her daughier. Miss Mary Ann san Wlttenbach. Mary An Ross, injuries Saturday morning when vent In Grand Rapids, after a long number of senior citizens were Hoover to John Sawka, Carole Tinimlski, Carla Jo Ander. Ihe car in which they were riding 6. Aionfi wilh other citizens, sen- One of the Rront nnd blessed truths of thp gospel is the promise of forgiveness. In illness. paramount when I drew up my The future bridegroom is the son son. Mary Jane Dey. Kathy Rea- failed to make the curve where ior citizens would cf' » 20 per n certain ccmetery stands n grave stone with just one worS Inscribed upon It be- proposal for fiscal reform The Lowell Ledger Bom in the Netherlands, she was of Mrs, Eileen Bamowskl of 7618 gan. Debbie McCambridge nnd Cascade Koad. S. E., Intersects cent reduction in local property sides the person's name and dates of birth nnd death. That word is the word "For- the daughter of the late Mr. and Cascade Road, S, E, Teresa Layer. with East Fulton, and went out of jduch criticism has been direc- mxps imposed for scliool purposes, given." How wonderful to die with the assurance of having been forgiven by God of ted at a single aspect of this' LOWELL. MICH., THURSDAY. OCT. 3. 1963 Mrs. John Weildorp. She wag for Miss Hoover Is a 1962 graduule The national dues were paid by control and rolled over. 7. The intangibles lax would be procram—the provision to defer all our sins. many years a medical and surgi- of Lowell High School and Is pre- Ihe group, then they selected their Police reported the driver, John repcalod.This would me;in n real property taxes for senior citizens. cal supervisor In West Michigan sently employed by the Belding name for the year, "The Little Adams, 21, of 711 Butterworth St., savings for many senior citizens | You can buy and sell anything How does one receive forgiveness? By repentance, which Includes confession of sin. Without even considering the val- Catholic Hospitals, Finance Company of Lowell. Blue Birds," S. W., was heading west on Cas- who have retired and receive a general taxpayers to pay millions j LmV0|| i^f|Ker Want Ads. plus faith in Jesus Christ. One cannot sin with impunity and flippantly say, "God idity of these criticisms, nnd cer- She Is survived by two brothers, Mr. Sawka graduated from Low- After a session of games, the cade Road at about 60 miles an part of their income in dividends of dollars of taxes each year so will forgive" nnd then expect forgiveness. tainly they have some validity, Albert of Grand Rappids and Lau- ell High School In 1962, and Is group got acquainted with their hour, when he lost control as he or interest. that these relatives can inherit rence of Pamell: two sisters, Mrs. many other benefits which my pro- What does the Hible say? presently attending Junior College guest Carla Jo Briggs, The treat entered a curve too fast. 8. Finally, there is the property property free and clear after |he Nellie Moss of Grand Rapids, and gram would afford senior citizens I John 1:9 "If we confess our sins he is faithful and just to forgive us In Grand Rapids. for the afternoon was brought by Adams and his two passengers, tax defferal itself. I recognize the owner's death? Sister Mary Huberta, R. S. M., a Solly Bevee. are generally being overlooked in our sins, and lo cleanse us from all unrighteousness." The couple are maklnR plans for Miss Patricia Dykstra, 19, of Ada, need for senior citizen relief from 3. After the first few years, a teacher at St. Francis School. the debate over the property lax WATCH a summer wedding. Rosle Claeson, scribe and Don Watkins, 17, of 416 property taxes; I think my proposal tax deferral program will become —Proverbs 28:13 "He thai covereth his sins shall not prosper: but whoso Funeral services were held at 10 deferral provision. Paris Avenue. S. E.t were treated is a sound one. Under this provi- self-sustaining without any charge a, m, Monday at Mt, Mercy Chap- Here arc some of the ways in THE oonfesseth nnd forsnketh them shall have mercy." and released at Blodgett Hospital. sion. senior citizens would have the to the taxpayers other than a el. Burial was In Mt. Calvary IADI0 AND which the program would recog- choice of deferring property taxes modest amount to pay for adminis- Then tliere must he faith In Jesus Christ because It was He who died to atone for Cemetery, nize the special problems of senior man's sins. See I Corinthians 15:3. —H. Buikema Art's Ado Man Retires citizens. on their homesteads untii their tration and to cover losses. An Six Travelocriies Planned By Lions death or until they dispose of their exemption program would cost the CARD OF THANKS From Highway Dept. 1. Social security benefits would WORLD property. taxpayers millions of dollars each This message paid for by the Sunday School of The LowHI LIORR Club will Mart I heir fall nerles of World Travel I would like to thank my rela- be exempted from stale and local Leonard J. Murphy, 65, of 6749 At the outset, this would be year for as long as the program Calvary Chapel Adventures on Salurduy evening, October 19. Jamen For*hee, a tives, friends, and Rev. Davis for income taxes. native of Ann Arbor will nnrrnto n film "The Cnnndhm Rorkles." Offering Looking Ada Drive, will retire from the limited to taxes up to $200 per continued. SERIES the many acts of kindnes*. the 2. Evf y citizen over (15 would State Highway Department early yonr on homesteads with a market Heawn ticket* are now on *alr, by memliers of the local club, for planters and flowers, nnd for all receive > d( uble exemption $1,200 Complete Repair of Televisions. Radios. in October, he is a veteran mem- value of less than 510.000 where thl* Kerle*. with npeclal ticket* being made avullabb' for Ktudent*. of the beautiful cards sent me. - in c( puling hie or her state in- ber of the right-away buying divi- family income is under 52.000. ON CALVARY C APEL The travelogue*, *l\ In all, will be held at the Runciman Elemen- while In the hospital and since I Aantennasm . Etc. come <. If both husbnnd and sion. About 62,000 families would be tary Ruilding. nnd will *tart at 8:15 p. m. returned home. Thanks again so wife wt re over 65. this would (Christian Rtformtd) — On West Main Strttf Open Friday and Saturday Evening* eligible for this reliei immediately. very much, at a Murphy joined the Highway De- mean that the first $2,100 of family My Neighbors There are three basic argu- Frances Griffin c25 ART WARNING, Proprietor Phone TW 711106 partment in 1947 following a varied To Reign Over "Star Spangled Spectacular" income over and above social sec- ments against straight property tax SERVICES — 10 A. M. — 7:30 P. M. Sunday Sch ool — 11:15 A. M. career in local government and urity benefits would be exempt, ZENITH Queen of the 1903 Limrll High SI-IKMII Homeromlng Friday, Oct. exemption, rather than deferral. [ Coming Events ] THINGS TO COME—A disposable education. 4, Is Gerre Briggn, on Uie right, with other nenlor candidntcH for 3. If the city in which the senior They are these: Everyone Welcome toothbrush Impregnated with Between 1919 and 1947, Murphy citizen lives imposes an income the honor*. Alice Tower, Barbara AdamH and Diane ChrlstliuiHen. 1. With a few years of experi- Annual Rummage and Bazaar mint-flavored dentifrice has been was assistant to the city managers tax. each couple over 65 would COLOR TV 1 Gerre wan named queen In an exceedingly close contest, by all ence. it should be possible to Sole, sponsored by the Women of developed: designed for use In of Royal Oak and Pontia , princi- have a $2,400 tax exemption over ALTON BIBLE CHURCH (4 the ntudenbi of the high school. broaden the program to cover the Moose, October 17, 18. 19. motels nnd hotels, the toothbrush pal of the Akron, Colo., high and above social security l)enefits 0 3 Mile & Lincoln Lake Rd. many more people than could ever AT C23-26 will also be available at retail school, director of Lincoln Park In computing that fax too. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH he made eligible for straight ex- stores . . .An aerosol spray lubri- ERWIN R. TLTNSTRA — Pastor Phone TW 7-tOM Freshman College of Wayne State The first three points add up to Blftln at Dtviaton — Lowell. Mich. The Vergennes Co-operative Club Star Comers emption. It should he possible, in cant that reportedly stops sticking, University, Branch Manager of the the fact that the a'erage senior KEITH BOVEE. MINISTER Mrs. Ira Blough fact, to eliminate any limitations Mr. and Mrs. Howard John Rit- will meet with Stella Bradshaw binding and squeaking In windows, 10:00 A. M. Worship— 7:80 P. M. Wonhlp- Secretary of State office at Ply- citizen couple will pay no state or Thursday October 3. at 1:30. Roll on family income and property Thornapple 9:45 A. M. Church School tenger jr. of Alma are the proud TRACKS doors, drawers and similar places mouth, secretary of the Plymouth local Income tax. In addition, sen- jcall "A Motor Part." c24-25 Chamber of Commerce and was value. This could not be done un- 8:4A and 11:00 A. N. Morning Worship parents of a son, Peter Kent, bom wilii "SAM" Is on the market: the chemical "Holding forth the Word of Life" Phil. 2:18 Bowne Center Young Adults will ior citizens will enjoy the follow- employed by the State Employ- der the exemption approach with- TV JR. AND SR. Hir.H YOUTH FELLOWfiHIPS — «:S0 P. M. August 25, 1963 at Lake view hospi- lubricant can be used on wood, serve a pancake supper at the ing tax savings: The Bowne Center Young Adults Chilly winds and heavy rain metals, paint and other surfaces Independent ment Service and the U. S. De- out huge expenditures of general AND APPLIANCE CENTER tal. Fundamental W. S. C. S. Hall. October 5. Serv- 4. Prescription drugs would be Sermon: "Happy Are Those Who Are Kind" will hold a pancake supper Satur- brought on the cancellation of the partment of Labor. state money. ...Another aerosol product: a ing from 5 to 8 p. m. Adults Jl, exempted from the sales tax—a "Our school group spent World-Wide Communion Sunday dav, October 5. from 5-8 p. m. races at the Grand Rapids' Speed- From 1930 to 1932, he was em- 2. One of the principal benefits 2840 Ihomappln River Dr. cocoanut-oll children's soap that 5 to 12 years, 50c, under 5 years most of the day in the dock Adults SI .00, children 5-12, 50 cents rome Saturday night, but with ployed by the Highway Depart- significant savings where there is of straight exemption would be to In C.iftcade (Nursery for small children at 11:00) c49tf has plastic gun dispenser; when free. Proceeds towards a nursery illness. area." Camp Fire Girls and under 5 free. c24-25 weather permitting, this Saturday ment. the children or other heirs of kids pull the trigger, soap sprays at the church. . The 6th grade Camp Fire Glris night, thj strictly stocks will be out, the maker says. He graduated in 1925 from the 5. The 4 per cent sales tax would senior citizens. Is it fair to ask held their second meeting In Mrs, The Chapter Night meeting for vying for the season championship. Congregational Church University of Denver with a degree Mr. and Mrs. Francis Shaffer the Women of the Moose. 1388. will The championship race on the Model In political science and civil en- and Alfred Pierson visited the Rog- Hoag's room, on September 30. When your wife suddenly asks UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST er Heasley family at Grand Rap- Church of The Nazarene We had a short business meet- be held Monday evening, Octo])er ^-mile asphalt oval will be 100- you, 'Well, what did you do at the HUDSON AND SPRING STREETS, LOWELL, MICHIGAN gineering and later received an ad- ids, Sunday afternoon. 201 North Washington Lowell, Michigan ing The annual candy sale will 7. In the club rooms on East laps long, with the current point office today?' it's often difficult to Rev. Charles C. Davis. Minister vanced degree from the University KENNETH CULVER — MINISTER be held October 15 through Nov- Main Street, leaders having the pole positions. think of anything you did do that's Pastor Emeritus: Rev. Norman Woon ot Michigan in Municipal Admlnla- Mrs. Da Hooper of Clarksville Some of the drivers who will be tratlon. was a Saturday evening supper ember 15, We also played a game, worth mentioning. MORNING WORSHIP 11:90 and talked about our adventures The Cheerful Doers will meet making their bid for top money, CHURCH SCHOOL 9:80 guest at the Clair Kauffman home. Rev. Marvin S. Cooper at 8 p, m. on Monday evening, trophy and honors will be Marv Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grawburg of at Camp Keewano. The treat was COMMUNION SERVICE Graduate From MSU - furnished by Donna Beachum. October 7. Blaine, current point leader. Dale Garksville were Thursday evening Will Condrxt Special Services October 2-13 Four students were listed from Shirley Krebs, President Elkhart, Don Wenger, Ed Gibbs. guests at the John Krebs home. Success car, 64 edition... We unite to worship God with freedom and respect for NIGHTLY AT 7:30 P. M. SUNDAYS AT 11:00 A. M. The Mapes Farm Bureau will Paul Howell. Bob Senneker. Randy this community among the 1215 Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Hoffman STRAND individual belief. The Tawanka 5th grade Camp meet with Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Sweet. Al Hagen, Jerry Peloquin, graduates of the summer quarter and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Dawson Come and Hear This Well Kaown International Evangelist of Michigan State University. Fire Girls have had two meetings. Thompson, Tuesday evening. Octo. and Larry Lawrence of Lowell. of Clarksville were Saturday eve- THEATRE Local graduates are: Gerald L. For the wages of sin Is death; bnt the gift of Ood U eternal They elected the following officers: ber 8. Following the championship eve ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. LOWELL - MICHIGAN Dangl. MA, 4970 WhltneyvlUe Rd., life through lesas Christ oar Lord Romans trtt. Jane Reagan, president, Jeanne a "figure-eight" race will be run Charles Dawson at South Lowell Ada, Secondary Education degree; Leeman, vice-president; Anita Evening Club will meet with for the drivers who wish to parti- In honor of the letter's birthday. THURS., FRL, SAT., VERGENNES METHODIST CHURCH Melville McPherson, 1276 Pamell Hahn, secretary: Cindy Blough, Rose Ball on Tuesday, October 8 cipate. This type of track has be- The Little Country Church With the Big Gospel Blesilng Mr. and Mrs. Clair Kauffman OCTOBER 8, 4, S Rd., Lowell, BA Political Science; treasurer. at 8 p. m. Mrs. Betty Thomforde come more popular In Michigan BAILEY DRIVE AT PARNELL ROAD called on Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kauf- Lester L. Norwood, 8725 Conserve- Last week they took a symbol will demonstrate candlemaking. Co- during the last year or two. and is REV. RICHARD VANDEN BOSCH, MINISTER fman Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Kauff- aon, Ada, BA Social Sciences; hike, looking for various symbols hostesses are Beatrice Krum and being tried in this vicinity for the fwt FUikimenT man called on Mrs. Eugene Krauss and Tony N. Stonmand, 516 West SNOW METHODIST CHURCH downtown. They are working on Delores Dey. first time Saturday night at the 11:00 A. M. — MORSING WORSHIP at Alto Sunday evening. HocrewNir MUMRLI Main, Lowell, BS Packaging. THE WHITE CHURCH ON THE HILL (SNOW AVENUE) their Wood Gatherer rank. 'Drome. Sermon; "Communion Meditations" Mr, and Mrs. Ira Blough were Rev. Richard VandenBosch. Minister Martha Coons, scribe Cyclamen Chapter No. 94. O.E.S., —AIDnTMcb— Wednesday supper and evening The Demolition Derby feature 9:45 A. M. — SUNDAY SCHOOL, Sherman Taylor, Supt. Every day tlie duty of every hua- guests at the Ivan K. Blough home 9:30 A. M. — Worship Service will meet for their regular meet- race and the modified sportsmen MYF at 6:00 P.M. band is to tell his wife that she CARD OF THANKS ing at 8 Friday. October 11. at the at Lowell. Sermon: "Communion Meditations" Masonic Temple followed by the racing program was cancelled, be- is the most beautiful woman in all Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Oesch and I wish to thank all my friends "Come and Receive a Blessing" 10.85 A. M. — Sunday School {Annual Meeting for the election cause of the prevailing weather, the world, and that without her he family of Clarksville were Sunday and neighbors who so kindly visit- of officers for the coming year. Saturday night at the Berlin Race- would be a good-for-nothing. evening guests at the John Krebs MYF at 8:00 P.1L ed me, sent cards, flowers, gifts, '25-26 way at Marne. home, ahd prayers during my recent Rwd the Ledger Want Adc! YOU AREWELCOh3i The same program has been re- m Mr. and Mrs. Ammon Miller of stay at the hospital and since my The Blue Star Mother's will hold schedule to run this Saturday night, Pinhook were Sunday afternoon return home. a rummage sale at the old bank with time trials to start at 6:30. visitors of Mr, and Mrs. Ray- Mrs. Johanna Kyser p25 building Friday and Saturday, Oc- Ralph Lawrence of Lowell In his -FREEH- mond Seese. tober 11 and 12. Pontiac will he making a try for 6 TRANSISTOR Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Hoffman The Civil War budget of Presl- the $200 purse in the demolition called on their son, Larry and Which dent Lincoln—roughly 100 million- The next regular meeting of the derby. RADIO family at Freeport Sunday after- would ruh the present government Island City Rebekah Lodge will be On Saturday afternoon. October noon. TO BE GIVEN AWAY just about 8 hours. held Tuesday, October 8, at 8 12. the one-half mile Mame oval BUN., MON., TUES., Mrs. Clair Kau'fman visited Mr. came P. m. will be the scene of the 100-lap OCTOBER 6, 7, 8 MONDAY. OCTOBER 14 and Mrs, Elmer Miller at Lowell Ledger Want Ads bring results! National Championship race for Thursday evening, 8:00 Sunday Matinee (ADULTS ONLY) Blue Star Mothers will hold super modified stock cars. Mr, and Mrs. John Krebs were first? their next meeting at the Ameri- A crack field of drivers will be Monday evening visitors at the can Le^on Building Wednesday. on hand to provide the thrills and BERNIE'S Ray Seese home, Mr. and Mrs. October 9. at 8 p. m. The luncheon spills, and try for the champion- BHF SHORT RIBS 1,39c Ira Blough were also callers. We're not sure. But we do know this. When you inmre ship. PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE Mr, and Mrs, John Krebs were through our agcncy, you come first... always. Our main TSwWSlp committee Is Mable Scott and The car that answers the question, It wasn't easy, topping our super- stability • 389-cu. in. Trophy V-8 power —AtThiTucb— 1009 W. Main—Lowell Wednesday dinner guests of Mr, interest is serving your needs. If yon want quality insurance, Rose Stephens. A 34-car demolition derby, filled PORK STEAK lb. 49c and Mrs. Ira Blough. Mr. and successful '63. But we did it, with trim in every model • Isn't this what other round-the-clock service and professional advice that keeps with every kind of car possible, 11 •After their '63 model, what in tlie The W.S.C.S. Thrift Sale will be and Mrs. Ivan K. Blough and fam- you in mind first, clip out this message and file it under "S" was mn Sunday afternoon at the new styling • handsome new interiors • hold In Methodist Church Base- ily of Lowell were Sunday evening cars wish they looked and acted like foe... son.cone I should see real soon, Kalamazoo Sp' edway with Wilson BEEF CHUCK ROAST lb. 59c world will Pontiac do for '64?" ment October 17. 18 and 19. Bring lunch guests. Sincler in a '56 Ford coming out a smoother, quieter ride • Wide-Track and don't? '64 Pontiac Pontiac JilHiOR, FIRE your donations on Wednesday. Mr, and Mrs. Ora Miller of on top. Koats, Indiana, and Mrs, Gertie Oct. 16. c 25-26 SKINLESS ERAHKS lb. 55c •wm In the flying stock feature Bob CESAR RfiUEItO- HUlNKiE AVALON Stahl of Clarksville were Wednes- Rittenger Insurance Carnes continued his winning streak BROOEHCXCWWFOW-AUOAVAUJ day dinner guests at the Francis Camp Fire and Blue Bird lead- on thi» asphalt oval by grabbing GROUND BEEf lb. 49c mm.er s will meet at 9:30 a. m,. Wed- Seese home, 212 E. Main St.. Lowel Ph. TW 7-926f the win. nesday. October 9, at the YMCA. WEDNESDAY, OCT. • Mr. and Mrs, Dnvid Krebs and SURPRISE NIGHT daughters of Grand Rapids, Mr. Representing CARD OF THANKS and Mrs. Clare Krebs and family Hartford Accident and Indemnity Cooipaxiy, The Mary-Esther Circle of the 25c—All Seat*—25c Methodist W.S.C.S. will meet at We wish to express our heart- PRECIOUS Grocery DEMAND QUALITY IN of Lowell, Mr. and Mrs. George Hartford 15, Conn. Sbow at 7:00 and 9:00 Z 1:30 p. m.. Thursday. October 10, felt thanks and appreciation to s We Give G&G Open Evenings Krebs called cm their parents, Mr. plus a whole new kind of Pontiac. friends and neighbors for flowers, Reupholstery and Mrs. John Krebs Sunday after- at the home of Mrs. Keith Bovee. Red Stamps 'Til 10 Mrs. Jack Bannan will present money and cards. We especially 1 PERFORMANCE AT 7:45 noon. i-n the program on the Wilmington wish to thank Dr. Gerard, Dr. AIX NIGHTS EXCEPT WED. WE DELIVER When you plan to reopholstsr Mr. and Mrs. John Krebs, Mr. McKay, and Rev. Buvee for Uiclf LET US year furniture, think first of and Mrs. George Krebs and fam- RENTAL Community Center WED. 7:00 and Approx. 9:06 Sieemot. ammTHn* daily calls, 416 North Ifc, Lowen Pk. TW 7-7706 oar qiuuliy wurkiiiiMwiidp. 21 ily, Miss Edlc Roe "'ere Saturday LOOK. UKE South Boston Extension Club Mr. and Mrs. John Jones and 8:00 Sunday Matinee MPl evening guests at the Harold Storm SERVICE •CHWTMM TWBe* meeting scheduled for October 10 c25 son. John Krebs home at Eastmont. In honor PROMPT SERVICE OtSAm A OANeCROUS has been postponed until a later FINANCE of the letter's daughter Nancy's DRILLS 0MBRUQMNN6 OFCACmit date. The new date will be an- —Sampled Shown In Your Home birthday. Mr," and Mrs, Clare ThhT CnH CAUfiC A FIRE nounced later. Krebs and family of Lowell, Mr. CEMENT MIXER RAVENNA —Free Pickup and Delivery M YOUR HOME. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ^ —Free E»Umalc» and Mrs. David Krebs and family Window IN8PBCTKOUR HOME NO* Rummage Sale this Thursday. SUNDAY SCHOOL 10 A M. WORSHIP 11 A M. and 7 :M P. M. IT! of Grand Rapids were also guests. LADDERS TO MAKE MB VOO pOHT Friday and Saturday, October 5 SENIOR AND JUNIOR YOUTH CWSB PROGRAM €:S0 P. M. LIVESTOCK SALES About one hundred guests from 6 and 7, at Old Bank Building. c25 PRAYER SERVICE — 8:00 P. M. RELDING RUG SHAMPOOER HftflK OUTLSm TW lOOK Prices for Sept. 30. 1177 head Ohio, Grand Rapids, Clarksville, UKfiTHB The Alton Ladies Aid will meet M. KEITH MC IVER — PASTOR Lowell, Alto and local community FLOOR SANDER Thursday, October 10, in the of Livestock. 97 consignments Upholstery Shop attended the wedding reception In Repair church bapement. Y - of Poultry and Rabbits M-44 at G rattan honor of Mr, and Mrs. Larry Wln- FLOOR EDGER The new models are in PHONE OX 1-6687 geler Sunday afternoon, at the For Transportation or Spiritual Counsel, Gall TW 7-7915 Lowell Methodist Harvest Dinner Veal up to $38.00 cwt. the dealers showrooms P24-27 home of Mr. and Mrs. David Wln- DONE AT FLOOR WAXER Tuesday, October 8, 5-7. Tickets geler. 51.50, 75 cents, children under five Beef Steers and Heifers up to $23.50 cwt. ... and we have the FLOOR SCRUNER free. • c25 Beef Cows up to $16.50 cwt. money t o finance DISC SANDER South Boston Bible Church Ms up to $20.00 cwt. 1 Card party, for member? and i them. Low bank rates V i VIBRATOR SANDER friends of Cyclamen Chapter, Sat- A. PETER GARDNER. PASTOR Feeder Cattle from $16.00 to $26.00 cwt. urday. October 5 at 8 p. m. Ma- Lambs - — —up to $18.85 cwt. and convenient month- WALTER'S . |c sonic Temple. "A Bible Believing Church Where A Warm AULKING GUNS Welcome Await* You" Hoqs ...up to $16.75 cwt. ly payments will en- FISH FRY STAPLE GUNS The Happy Hens Extension club Sows up to $14.25 cwt. LUMBER MART P will be held at tlie home of Mrs. MORNING WORSHIP AND JUNIOR CHURCH It A, M. able you to drive a *64 FENCZ STRETCHER Kenneth Tucker on October 10. The Nnraery Provided Boars up to $9.95 cwt. NOW! Stop in soonl fn lesson will be "How to Look and SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:1# A. BL Feeder Pigs from $6.00 to $14.00 each DROP CLOTHS Feel Your Best." YOUNG PEOPLES' MEETING 8:40 P. M. 11/ i EVENING WORSHIP 7:45 P. M. Friday, October 4 All games party St. Mary's THURSDAY PRAYER MEETING 7:30 P. M. PAINT SPRAYER The sale haa the largeat nnmt-er of boyen paying the high- School Monday, October 7 at 8 If you've been buying the same eat market prices for your livestock. What's new with Tempest for '64? Prac- pension • new brakes • new steering • JACK SCREWS p. m. Everyone welcome. nu Valuable Free Gift given away at 0:00 o'clock every Mon- Lowell Moose Lodge low-priced car time after time, tically everything. New 215-cubic inch new frame • If a car like this won't WINDOW POWER SAWS Snow Methodist Mens Group will day night. Mast be preaent to win. Yon are alwayg welcome to oSSMR. 6-12 attend the sales every Monday even tboogfe yon do not have in-line6 • longer, roomier body • wider break that habit, nothing will. Check JIG SAWS « IM MOIWI* ewiwi 1 meet in Church Thursday evening, October 3 at 8 p. m. John Blanding CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN anything to sell. get ready lo break the habit. GLASS BELT SANDERS will furnish refreshments and Carl - The Church Beside The Road On Wert Grand River Drive — We operate the Ravenna Livestock Sale on Monday, the STATE Serving 5 lo 7 p.m. Wide-Track • new smooth-riding sus- your dealer! '64 Pontiac Tempest Hadden will furnish the entertain- Big Rapids Sale on Wedneaday and tbe Fremont Sale Friday. ELECTRIC HAMMERS Rev. Howard Hamblin Adults: $1.25 CMkben Up Te 12:75c SK THE ONLY DEALER WHO SELLS THE WIDE-TRACK CARS—YOUR AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER ment. For prompt and oonrteons tracking service call E. COOK, SAVINGS Custom-Cut ELECT. PAINT SCRAPER phone OR 6-1178 Ada. Banded for yonr protectiec. Snow W.S.C.S. will serve supper ROLLINS at their hall on 36th St. on Wed- SUNDAY SCHOOL — — - - 9:55 AM. SALE STARTS AT 5:00 P. M. LINOLEUM ROLLERS nesday evening October 9. Serving MORNING WORSHIP — — - 11:00 A. M. BANK Open To The Public PHONE 897-9291 ELECT. CHAIN SAW AGENCY will begin at 5:30. Hostesses for the CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR — — - 6:15 P. M. Rofcrt Morton RAVENNA LIVESTOCK SALES Lowell, Mich. occasion will be Mrs. Carl Had- EVENING SERVICE — — - 7:00 P.M. WITTENBACH SALES €l SERVICE CO 2500 WATT PORTABLE George Wright RAVENNA, MICHIGAN Sponsored by Tlie Moose Civic Affairs m W. Main. LoweU TW 7 9S91 Ctrriigton Jd den and Mrs. Kenneth Fox. This WEDNESDAY PRAYER MEETING - 8:00 P.M. J. Paul Herman Anctioneer CommiHee ELECT. GENERATOR 8S5 W. Main St., LoweU supper is open to the public. Pri- Manager 749 W. MAIN STREET LOWELL, MICHIGAN Phone TW7-M5S ces range from 25 cents to 51.25. C24-25 THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICH., OCT. 8, 196S THE LOWELL LEDGER, IX)WELL, MICH. OCT. S, IMS Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson Introduction Ls SHOOTING TIME TABLE FOR MICRATORY BIRDS and family visited Mr. and Mrs. PUBLIC NOTICE Pruth McFarlin To Present Concert Robert Slocum of Muskegon Sun- Notice Alto Community News Friends and music lovers of Ada i Important To mi day. BALPH J. PUBCHASE OFFICIAL NOTICE Stretching Your Meat Dollars 3001 28th Street OF SALE and vicinity will experience an | Mrs. CUod Slice* — Phone UN 8-6710 Alfred Carlson expects to have ! Know to the retailer and sometimes even Home Economics Digest Grandvilie, Michigan $23,500.00 unusual and inspiring musical treat [ DiscasHion Leaders Meat is the largest expenditure ear surgery at Blodgett Hospital YOUR MICHIGAN when Pruth McFarlin, the Kreat i in most families' food budgets. In below cost. This makes for an ex- The Clark Circle ol the Method- OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION- CITY OF LOWELL How to introduce a problem for By L Eleanor Densmore, County Extensioi Agent this week. and beloved singer, will present a group discussion is a question thai fact, on an average, families spend cellent buy, providing they are Alto Garden Club ist WSCS will be entertained for FILE NO. 110.155 COUNTY OF KENT. MICHIGAN Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Benedict concert of sacred songs at the deserves but seldom gets serious 125 per cent of their food budget cuts that families enjoy eating, and the October meeting on Wednes- LAW State of Michigan, The Probate UENEBAL OBLIGATION and family were Saturday supper First Congregational Church of for red meats, that is beef, pork, I fit the eating plans. • Notes - day afternoon, October 9, at the Court for the County of Kent, IMPROVEMENT BONDS I attention from discussion leaders, quests of Mrs, Fred Russell, honor- Ada on Sunday morning. October 6, i lamb and veal. 1 For those that have freezer That's the kind to tnke to the. Marshall. He's a family life specl- home of Mrs. Ella Scott. Estate of Minena C. Henshaw, Sealed bids for the purchase of ' according to a University of Michi- ing the fourth binhday of Jenny Alftmij Cmunl 1 DOMINION Of Mrs. Joseph Abels, Mrs. Joseph at 10 a. m.. as a part of the ser-, gan psychologist. Most homemakers are interested ^ce. taking advantage of special teacher. or It's the kind you maj ialist, and has some pretty defin- Julius Peterson, a former resi- Mentally Incompetent General Obligation Improvement Cronin, Mrs. Charles Meinema, Benedict. mn j.uujnr vice of worship. in stretching their meat dollars. Price« lhc sU.re is often he select to crunch on as you sit ite ideas about bringing up chii- dent of this community has been NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Bonds of the par value of $23,500.00. Even il a leader knows precisely ost Mrs. Maynard Harig, Mrs. Guy Mrs. Bessie Hawkins of Grand Mr McFarlin has traveled ex- The first thing to do is to become "] economical way to Iill the with a book by the fire. j dren. He a^ks, "ilavp you ever visiting the Erickson families, Al- that on to be issued by the City of Lowell, I the nature of a problem to pre- Qulggle, Mrs. Seeley, Mrs. J. Rapids was a week end guest of (This is one of a wries of pub- tensively in every state of Ihe The grower does his best to pro- said, 'I was wrong and you were fred Carlson and other tnends for the 2nd day of December, A. O., County of Kent, Michigan, will be sent, there are many ways to Intro-IfamiUar wilh the various cuts J meut aro a Kuitly lo Spaulding, Mrs. Clarcnce Feltzcr, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Graham. Miss lic articles explaining in gen- union under ihe management of 1 duce that kind, but all the apples right.' to one of your children?" the past several days. 1963 received by the undersigned al the .luce it. says Prof. Norman R. F. meat, the regular prices, and ap-1. ''7 " Mrs. Floyd Thompson, Mrs. Ben Jane Young and Robert Hawkins erul terms u provision of Mich- Ihe National School Assemblies or- on a tree don't always measure up igan law. Individuals who wish at 10 a. m, in the Probate Court- City Hail, City ot Lowell, Michi- ,Muler, ul.o has devoted iiian> jpiupriate cooking methods for the' ^ nayor. The He thinks you gain more than Zoet, Mrs. Glen Yeiter, Mrs. Floyd Mr. and Mrs, Halmer Johnson were afternoon callers and the ganization. He is a graduate of to these high standards. Some room, County Building, Grand Rap- gan, until 8:00 o'clock p. m.. years to research on group prob- cuts. you lose by an occasional such Bergy, Mrs. Elvyn Potter, Mrs- of Rockford, Illinois, were house- Keith Graham family were Sunday to dfleriiiine the effect of any South University, the Eastman nutritional value ol a low grade aren't as colorful or they may law upon their private legal af- ids, Michigan a hearing will be Eastern Standard Time, on Mon- lem solvin;,. In a beef carcass alone, there admission. In Ihe days when fej Sundty hunting prohibited. George Stoken, and Mrs. R. D. guests of the Carl Clevelands most tea guests of Leslie and wife. School of Music of New York, and meat is similar to that of a higher have surface blemishes on them. father's or mother's word was of last week. fairs should consult a private held on a petition by Ralph J. day, the 21st day of October, 1963, For example, "statements of | are at least 30 different retail cuts grade. Lower grades are less ten- S Sunday hunting prohibited Bancroft motored to Knapps in a pupil of the late and great They may not be so perfect In The White Circle of Ihe Alto > attorney.) Purchase, guardian, praying that at which time and place said bids problems that produce emotional to choose from. There are also | | | |, y , „iiy less ex- law. it would have been unthink- except: Grand Rapids, for dinner Wednes- Guests for dinner and the after- teacher, Frank LaFarge. ( er )Ut t e are u: u shape, but the eating quality Is Methodist Church will hold Its an- tlie Court order a hearing on claims will be publicly opened and read. reactions rather than an intellec-1 many duicrent cuts in pork, lamb, able. Monroe County - Migratory day, September 18. Mrs. Floyd noon Sunday at the Ray Linton pensive, loo. You can help to not affected. These are graded out nual guest night with Mrs. Ariene Do you realize that every lime such hearing is ordered to be Said bonds will be dated March tual inlerest hinder rather than and veal. Dr. Marshall believes it helps the game birda on marahca Thompson was presented a cake home were Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne stretch your food dollars by buy- and sold as "utility apples." of Lake Eric. Hatch on Wednesday evening at 8. you pay your telephone and light neld on December 2, 1963. There- 1, 1963, will be coupon bonds in ._J. X- .. . . ' I facilitate problem solving." Often child to develop responsibility in with lighted candles, in honor of Durkee of Dutton and Mr. and Some cuts are more popular ing less-lender cuts of beef, and IKjron County, Sanilac Mrs. Ella Watson will have charge bill that this is an area where the fore, creditors of said mentally the denomination of $1,000.00 each, Logan News | the leader presents a problem in They sell from one-third to one- his thinking and behavior and It her coming biithday, from Knapps. than others, usually the most pop-1 by buying the less-jnipular cuts of County, St. Clair County • Mrs. Donald Dutcher of Caledonia, of the program and Mrs. Mary government acts to protect your except for bond No. 1 which will Mrs, Harold Yoder PRUTH MC FARLIN half less in price, and you usually builds his self-respect if we some- incompetent person shad present vague terms to avoid hurting ular are Ihe most lender cuts. pork, lamb, and veal. Shooting aild waterfowl Then on to the home of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moll and VanderMark will give devotions. interest as a consumer of utility find them at fruit stands or on times acknowledge that he is right on watcra of Lake Huron, their claims to the Court and send be in the denomination of $500.00, His program is so varied that someone's feelings or to achieve Also, they are generally tlie high- I'll* «i>3n LiiliiiLvmo Mrs. Emery Toogood, who are daughter of Hudsonvllle were call- Saginaw Bev, St. Clair Each member may bring a guest to services? a copy to the guardian at 3001— numbered in direct order of ma- it is enjoyed equally as much by j several objectives at the same the farmers' market. Most grocery Children learn from the example raisers of many hundreds of Afri- Little Gordie Blough. son of Mr. est in price. One of these days, a.s a condi- River and Lake St. Cjeir. ers Tuesday on several old friends. this meeting. Many citizens look upon their 28th St., Grandvilie, Michigan. turity from 1 to 24, both inclusive, the young as well as by adults., time. stores handle the higher grades their parents set and you can't can Violets. Mrs. Toogood told of and Mrs. Lloyd Blough Is spending Less tender cuts of meat that tion in accepting a scholarship, Frank worked on a number of Time for that big annual pan Slate government as a hostile Publication and service shall be and will mature serially as fol- only, except for occasional pro- expect them lo admit their errors S Sunday hunting prohibited on the origin of the African Violet in a couple of weeks at the Kenneth A fine Christian gentleman. Mr, j the statement of the prob-|ore less expensive most of the!some applicants will dem and that lands or premaek of another. farms in this vicinity in the J930's. cake supper put on by the Alto- power. This attitude is usually ex- made as provided by law and lows : motions of utility grades. if you never do. the United States, how at the Blough home while his mother is McFarlin spends a great deal of lem is of particular importance be-! year around Include; variety meat J the college guarantee on graduu- Hunting on Sunday permitted on HTH'T Mrs. George Skidmore and Mrs. Bowne Volunteer Fire Department pressed or found at times when a Court rule. $1,300,00 March 1, 1961; So, if your budget is a little State 0*ned Unda. passing of her young daughter, she in the hospital. his time appearing in churches as 1 cause il "sets the mood ol the liver, tongue, heart and kidneys, lion a job at $10,000 u year. Betty Baker of Lowell accompanied Is getting nearer. On Thursday, group of citizens is opposed to a Dated: September 11, 1963 $1,000.00 March 1st of each tight, don't be afraid to try utility I A Townshipe of Dearborn, Fxorae, needed a hobby. After a few years, Mr. and Mrs, Orvlllo Deardorf of well as civic halls throughout the meeting." Maier notes. "This skill the Boston Butt (pork shoulder). Mrs. Francis Schaffer to the Clark October 17, from 5 to 8 is the course ol action when the Slate WALLACE WAALKES. of the years 1965, 196G and 1967; United Stales. In the summer grade apples. They not only make j Croaae He, Nankin. Bedford and her hobby has grown Into a thri- California are spending a few weeks area is important enough lo war- smoked picnic, (pork shoulder), Unfortunately, those who have Over 3000 Celebrate Taylor cloacd to •ll hunting by Memorial Home in Grand Rapids date—the new Alto school is the proposes. Actually many citizens Judge of Probate. $2,000.00 March 1, 1968; months he appears constantly at the iKAver to make us happiest can good cooking apples, but do very leiiiletiT* tet. ving business, also the many kinds visiting at the Duane Deardorf rant careful preparation preceding lamb and veal shoulder roasts Tuesday to visit Miss Matle Stone. place. are unaware of the protections Kent County, Michigan. $1,000.00 March 1st o( each of various church camps for young nicely for that after scnool hand- of Violets and how many varieties home and In Ohio. a conference." blade chuck beef, beef flank and also make us the most miserable. I Townahipa of Blooafield. Far*- Mrs. Genevieve Layer was a Sun- Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Watson and gi\en us by the State to insure A true copy. the years 1969, 1970, 1971 and 1972; out to the kids. National 4-H Week ington, Southfield end Waterford can be told by their leaves, the people. Here are some guiding principles beef butt roasts. day dinner guest of Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wingeier at- our right and freedoms, to guard ROLAND R. ROBEY, $2,000.00 March 1, 1973; Mr. and Mrs. Duane Deardorf Another budget saver Is the 3200 4-H members in Kent Coun- cloaed to ell hunting by legie* importance of a good organic pot- A victim of polio in his child- for aiding the problem-solving pro- Any cut of meat can be lender, Jative act, Avon Tomahip alao J. B. Ward of Clarksville. tended the chicken dinner at the dur health, safety, welfare, and Register of Probate, c23-25 $1,000.00 March 1st of each of and family were Sunday evening ' drop" or "windfall." It's true they ty are celebrating National 4-H ting soil, how the baby African hood. Mr, McFarlin sings from a cess and avoiding emotional re- providing it is properly cooked. cloatd, aubject to referendua. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lunsford Metlnxlist Church in Freeport, last many times our pocketbooks. the years 1974, 1975, 1976 and 1977; lunch guests at the Keith Bergy will probably have a bruise on Club Week from September 28 to Chtdi with tomihip clerlrv Violets are isolated many weeks wheelchair. During his program sixmses. The most important rule in cook- and family were Sunday afternoon Thursday. VANDEB VEEN, FBEDIOFEB $2,000.00 March 1, 1978; home. them, and they should be used im- One of the agencies of govern- here at the Ada Cong.-egational ing any meal cut is cook slowly. October 5. The celebration is in belore joining the older plants In ft COOK Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kauffman en- First: Stale the problem in situ- and evening guests at the Alvin A double blrthoay party was ment that is important to us as $1,000.00 March 1st of each of mediately. They are good for cook- recognition of 4-H club members the basement, which has been re- 835 West Main Street Church, he will lell of the progress ational rather than behavioral Whether you arc broiling, roasting, u/rg Bergy home. given Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. the years from 1979 to 1983, in- joyed a color lour through northern ing purposes because they are and volunteer leaders. modeled for the raising of the consumers of necessary ulililles is Lowell, Michigan being made at his School of Music terms. Changing situations is easier braising, or pan-frying meat, cook Mrs. Leo Blocher of Cascade is Jacob Geldersma, sr., at Lakeside clusive. Michigan Saturday. quite ripe, nnd the flavor is fully OHIO violets. Each violet is given loving the Public Service Commission. lor the Talented Handicapped in than changing people, and people it at a low temperature for a long- Kent County 4-H club members at Osteopathic Hospital, which she Park Pavillion in Caledonia. The OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION- Said bonds will bear interest Mr. and Mrs, Harold Yoder and developed. They make excellent nr ? care, and scolded if it is not grow- Most citizens are purchasers of Chicago, Illinois. will welcome changes in Iheir be- er period of time. Less tender cuts , ^ ... . < joining others throughout the entered Saturday evening for ob- Geldersma's children, grandchil- FILE NO. 109,912 from their date at a rate or rates Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Meines ac- applesaurc 'jf'he variety is | j ,}, observance. There nre ing as it should. After questions water, electricity, gas und tele- A "Coffee Hour" will IM? held in havior if it is iheir own idea. should be cooked by a moist-heat, S ato n c servation. not exceeding two ix?rcent (2 per- companied Mr, and Mrs, Dan right) nnd especially tasty pies. IM3 A.M. P.M. A.M. P.N. A.M. P.N. A.N. P.N. A.N. P.N. A.N. P.N. P.N. A.N. P.N. dren and great-grandchildren and phone service. Not everyone real- State of Michigan, The Probate Fellowship Hall immediately fol- that is in a covered pan with more than 72.000 4-H club mem- A.M. and answers, the ladies visited the Schrock of Eaton Rapids to Mor- Second: "A problem statement Mr. and Mrs, Glen Yeiter ac- close to 100 relatives were present, izes that these services are sup- Court for the County of Kent. cent) per annum, expressed In The apple season Is on and we Oct,5 Noon 6:33 Noon 6:29 Noon 6:25 Noon 6:21 Noon 6:17 Noon 6:13 Noon basement where Ihe African Violets lowing the service of worship, at should encourage freedom of liquid. Boiling and over-cooking bers in Michigan who belong to Noon 6:09 6:05 companied Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence lo wish the honored guests more Estate of Sikke Boorda, multiples of one eighth of 1 per- ton. Illinois Tuesday and Wednes- in Kent County are sitting right were bursting out all over. Then plied by public utilities which are which Mr. McFarlin will In? the thought. To imply a solution or to tends lo cause meat to shrink, to 4,000 clubs which are led by more 0:1.6-12 7:01 6:31 6:57 6:27 6:53 6:23 6:49 6:19 6:45 6:15 6:41 6:11 6:37 6:07 6:33 6:03 Headworth to Fennville Sunday to happy birthdays. Deceased cent. Said Interest rate for each day to attend the Farm Progress in the middle of it. Let's all en- out to see their little green house, regulated by the government In guest of honor and to which all suggest alternatives restricts free- lose juice and flavor, than 14.0(J0 volunteer leaders. Oct,13-19 7:09 6:19 7:05 6:15 7:01 6:J1 6:57 6:07 6:53 6:03 6:49 5:59 6:45 9:95 6:41 9:91 visit Rev. and Mrs, Howard Mc- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN coupon i)erlod on any one bond show, joy it. vegetable and flower garden. the public Interest to assure the aro Invited, Light refreshments will dom." Ey learning the regular prices % During the week individual clubs Oct, 20-26 7:17 6:08 7:13 6:04 6:00 Donald and family. Ask for Sam, when calling In shall be at one rate only and rep- Mr. and Mrs. David Miller and 7:09 7:05 5:56 7:01 5:52 6:57 5:48 6:53 5:44 6:4? 5:40 public good service at reasonable that on be served. Third; State the problem in on various meat cuts, you will IF YOU'RE WRONG in the county are planning their Then over to the Fruit Basket, Miss Pamela Klahn, daughter of your Ledger Want Ads at TW 7-9261 resented by one Interest coupon. boys. Mr, and Mrs. Ovid Miller Oct.27-NOT.2 7:25 5:58 7:21 5:54 7:17 5:50 1:13, 5:46 7:09 5:42 7:05 5:38 F:0I 5: 34 2:57 8:30 rates. October 17, 1963 terms of mutual interest. The thing know when the "feature" prices in One of the specialists at Michi- own special events. Special dis- where many floweis, shrubs, fall Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Kiahn on- at 10 a. m, in the Probate Court- Accrued interest to the date of and Lyle, local, and Mr. and Mrs, HAPPY peop/e Nor.3-9 7:34 5: 49 7:30 5:45 7:26 5:41 7:22 5:37 7:18 5:33 7:14 5-29 7:10 5:25 7:06 5:21 Our Michigan Public Service - . „ After a study of thousands of to remember is this: "The ef-!lhe stores are a bargain. These gan State University I always en- plays are being placed in store : bulbs and fruits and vegetables rolled for her first year as a stu- delivery of such bonds must be Bernard Hewitt and girls of Lan- No*.10-16 7:43 5:41 7:39 5:37 7:35 5.33 7:31 5:29 7:2T 5:25 T 2) 5:21 7:19 ?! IT 7! 15 Commission Is charged with the W^.CouWy Bu.Wr^Gnu.dlU^ road accidents, Scotland Yard has fectiveness of a problem-solving' features are generally the same burn joy visiting with is Dr. William windows by some clubs. Others were on display. dent at MSC in East Lansing last paid by the purchaser at the time sing were Saturday evening supper No»,17-23 7:52 5:34 7:48 5:30 7:44 5:26 7:40 5:22 7:36 5:18 responsibility to sec that the rates i^' M'chigan « heanng W.U be decided on the prime cause. Stu- discussion is influenced by the meats that the store carries regu- plan personal visits or writing 7:3? iili 7--» Tift 5:06 week. guests of the Harold Yoder family On Wednesday. September 25, held on a petition by Daniel H. of delivery. Interest will be pay- larly, Because of popular demand PATSY Stoker Coal Nov, 24-30 8:00 5:29 7:56 5:25 7:52 5:21 7:48 5:17 7:44 5:13 7:40 5:09 7:36 5:05 7:32 5:01 paid for utility services are reason- to celebrate the anniversary of pidity., .The Department of Ag- j amount of interest the problem notes of appreciation to 4-H club Mrs. Clarence Feltzer, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sundman of Z e. that is. To exce:; v tam I Administrator praying able March 1, 1964, ami semi-an- 8:04 7:56 riculture reports American men arouses." during a particular season, such Be happy this winter! Just burn supi»orlers. tkc. 1-7 8:08 9:26 5:22 8:00 5:18 5:14 7:52 9:10 7:48 5:06 7:44 9:02 7:40 4:98 Coloma were Sunday dinner guests ,ha t he Iln nually thereafter on September 1st Mr. and Mrs. David Miller. Floyd Bergy accompanied Mrs.! the viewpoint of the actuai cost ojl , ,' « •««"« be allowed and women are getting taller—and Fourth: "Only one objective as steak in the summer, the store Dtc. 8-13 8:15 5 24 8:11 5:20 8:07 5:16 S:03 5:12 7:59 5:08 7:55 9:04 7:51 9:00 7:47 4:96 of Mr. and Mrs. Elvyn Potter and and March 1st of each year. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kauffman at- Palsy Stoker Coal, "The Lary National 4-H Club Week is a Joseph Abels to a Garden Club COLBY providing the service, with suflic- and ^ rcsiduo 01 sa'd MU,le as- heavier.,.If the Antarctic's Ice may have larger supplies of other should be clearly specified," family, Both principal and interest will tended Farm Bureau at Ihe Duane Man's Fuel"! Patsy Stoker gives good time to Investigate organi- Above acbedule baaed oa Reitern Standard Tise. Area between Mndiene gwereed by ahooting hoyra appear- Presidents, all day meeting and] ACEWCY signed. cuts. By lowering the price, con- fent provision made to attract the Deardorf home Tuesday evening. melted, the level of the earth's Fifth: Make it brief—and then more heat for your dollar I zing a 4-H club in your com- ing directly below. Unlawful to ikoot aigratory game birda prior to A.M. or after P.M. koura akawn. On Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grummet Publication and service shall be be payable at a bank or trust October 5, unlawful to take decka, gaeaa, raila, fallinulea or uipa before i]:00 Noon. E.3.T. la Zoaea luncheon at the beautiful Method- capital investment necessary to seas would rise sufficiently to wait, "If every conference leader sumers will buy them. This method nnd family visited several days company to be designated by the Glen Stahl was a Thursday mor- Phone your order now I munity. if your community dws I and 3, « October 21. >e koatiag prier to 10:00 A.I1.. E.8.T. ist Church of the Dunes in Grand made as provided by law and of merchandising meat cuts helps provide continued service to all. ning caller at the Dan Kauffman flood coastal cities. The National could pause twice as long as he not already have one, according to Haven. Thirty attended the delici-| last week with Mr, and Mrs. Court rule. original purchaser of the bonds, Rail, truck and bus routes and nQ. Co . 10 1Q., Geographic Society reports that is inclined to do after stating a everyone. The retailer clears out Steven Green at Pataskala, Ohio. which paying agent qualifies as home. Lois Erdman. County 4-H Agent. ous luncheon in the church dining Da,ed: Sc ,embtr U 1963 his stock of certain cuts, and home- CHARLES I. COLBY rates are regulated by the Com- P - Janice Miller entertained with a a third of the Washington Monu- problem, ho would find that Ihe For full details on how to itart They also visited Mr, and Mrs. WALLACE WAALKES. such under the statutes of the WALTERS room, the guests of Mrs. F. O.' mission. Whenever a change In a ment would stand underwater,., resulting participation he obtains makers get good quality meat at Alvah Peet & family In Cincinnati. State of Michigan or of the Fed- party for the 3rd shift girls from a 4-H club contact Miss Er Jman Harden, Region Director of District Judge of Probate, a lower than regular price. LUMBER MART Snow Community Alto Offict: UN 8.3961 utility rate is contemplated, pub- Hekmans Monday afternoon at the will materially Improve," or Charles Lang, County Extension Plan To Cut Highway Deaths Mrs. Glen Loveland was at Kent County, Michigan. eral Government, Mrs. 8. P. Reynolds 4, Mrs, Charles T. Campbell of I lic hearings arc held before the To place your aa in the Lowell Sixth: "Essential information These "specials" are often of- 925 W. Main, Lowell TW 7-9291 Agents, 4-H, at 728 Fuller Avenue The sweeping ribbons of high- public educarlonal system. And, Osteopathic Hospital on Friday A true copy. For the purpose of awarding the home of her mother, Mrs. Harold Adrian, Mich., new State Garden Clarksville Office Public Service Commission Ledger, phone TW 7-9261, should be shared," fered to the consumer at the cost ways and the network of roads It's working. where she had the cast removed ROLAND R. ROBEY. bonds, the.interest cost of each Yoder. N. E., Grand Rapids, telephone Club President was a guest speak- at which the particular utility | GL 9-4471. lacing and criss-crossing Michigan However, there's a huge gap The men's Fellowship will meet from her leg. She had worn the Phone: OW 3-3231 Register of Probate. c23-25 bid will be computed by determin- er, also Mrs. T. D. Stafford and company present its case. It Is arc places of mass murder and that needs to be filled. Too many at the church on Thursday evening, Mrs. A. M. Moll of Grand Rapids. cast for twelve weeks. ing, at the xate or rates specified my function as Attorney General VANDEB VEEN, FBEIBOFEB, torture chambers for the Innocent. drivers are too old, too young October 3 at 8 p. m. On the return home the ladles en- therein the total dollar value of to scrutinize that case thoroughly & COOK During the past Labor Day week- emotionally, too uncordinated. too all int rest on the bonds from No. McCords—E. Cascade Snow W.S.C.S. will serve supper joyed supper In Grand Rapids. through cross-examination of the Mrs. Effie Cox end alone the death toll was stag- lacking In Intelligence to be at the 835 W. Main Street November I, 1963, to their matur- at their hall on 36th Street on Wed- The Alto Garden Club is invited THE witnesses and exhibits and to op- gering, the Injury rate shocking wheel. Lowell, Michigan ity, and deducting therctrom any nesday evening, October 9. Serving to attend the October 15 meeting pose any increase which would be and the number of accidents as- OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION- premium. The bonds will be award- I propose a much stiffer set of will begin at 5:30. Hostesses ior of the Garden Lore Garden Club unreasonable. Fred Cox entered the Grand Rap- tronomical, A Book With A Happy Ending FILE NO. 110, 401 ed to the bidder whose bid on regulations governing the issuance the evening will be Mrs. Carl Had- at their club rooms on East Main For this function I maintain a ids Osteopathic Hospital on Mon- State of Michigan, The Probate the above computation, produces I'm upset and alarmed. Perhaps of driver licenses in Michigan. den and Mrs. Kenneth Fox. This Street in Lowell at 2 p. m. Mrs, staff permanently assigned to work day. SO—JUNIOR'S GOING TO COLLEGE ... and Court for the County of Kent. the lowest Inlerest cost tb the City. DON'T CMTGHT others are, too. I Intend to do The tougher, the better. supper will be open to the public. Maston will speak on Gourds, with the Public Service Commis- Lawrence Bridegam has been 111 Estate of Jameis Lewis Bueford, Each bidder shall state in his bid something about the violence and The trucking Industry has a Prices range from 25 cents to you're wondering how he should handle his ...WHERE THEABIIOIIJS! sion. It is part of my Con-Aimer With Your for the past several days, October 16, the Alto Garden Club . Minor the Intel i the General Obliga- sage across to citizens of Michigan a fine. OFFICE HOURS: CLARKSVILLE—8:00 to 12:00 and 1:00 to lights arc Intended for use only or frames for low-cost winter ning with Mr. and Mrs, Clare Mexico and other trips. Reserva- "Publication and service shall be tion Improvement Bonds and in- is by putting my thoughts on pa- It seems to me that the laws S:S0. Wednesdays 8 to U. ALTO-ttOO to U:M and 1:00 to 8:M. when your car is parked. When protection. Warp's genuine, Next to never being allowed to Gwey. tions chairman is Mrs. Ira Ser- made as provided by law and terest therein, without, limitation per and to have them published. should be altered to make it sim- Mrs, Edward Richard, and Mr. Thursday 8 to 12. you drive at dusk, turn on your crystal-clear FLEX-O-GLASS finish a sentence, the other cause geant, Alto R. R. 2 Telephone Court rule. as to rate The newspapers of our state—al- pler to get a conviction when a headlights to see and be seen. lasts for years at a fraction of social dismay Is to be expected and Mrs. John Poelman of Grand 868-3467 or Mrs. Joseph G. Abels, Dated: September 21. 1963 Said bonds shall be subject to ready doing a monumental job of person Is arrested for being drunk the cost of glass. Only 87( a to carry the entire conversational Rapids were Saturday supper and Clarksville, R. R. 2 OW3-3432 or WALLACE WAALKES. redemption Jjrior to maturity at alerting readers to the need for behind the wheel. Confucius say motorists who square yard al your local bard> load. evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. RO 53199 Freeport. A potted plant FARMERS STATE BANK Judge of Probate, the option of the City.i in inverse more safety on highways—are Courts have backlogs of drunk- drive like lightening may crash ware or lumber dealer. Clare Carey, will be given for a door prize and Kent County, Michigan. numerical order on any interest ready to do even more. I bore this driving cases where the accused The Bank That Backs The Fanner like thunder. Speed limits are bas- Ledger Want Ads bring results. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bertran and the flower arrangement on the A true copy payment date upon tHirly days' message will be of help to them. have either stood mute or pleaded ed on circumstances and common family spent Sunday with Mr. and head table will be sold to the ROLAND R. ROBEY, notice published in a newspaper The drivers of the big rigs you innocent to win long delays in being Alfo — Cloritsvllle sense. Mrs, Ernie Pesoyari at their cot- highest bidder. For a turkey din- Register of Probate. c24-26 circulated ip. the State of Michigan see rolling along our highways are brought to trial. COST, STOMA DOORS, tage at Englehart Lake. Mr, and ner with all the trimmings, come Alto Phone Clarksville Phone which carries as part of its reg- experts. Sure, some of them are Police officials have been plug- Mts. Philip Longstreet were also to our Harvest Banquet. UN 8-8481 OW 8-8281 ular service notices of "sale of better than others. And, there are ging away for years to make the present. The occasion was in cele- municipal bonds. Bonds , so called ffowH whiowSjWRW hkmwmms those who perhaps don't measure blood-test for suspected drunks bration of Mrs, Posoyan's birth- for redemption shall not bear in- up. But, by and large, they are mandatory. At present, the driver day. terest after the date fixed for re- A WITH ONE C highly skilled. arrested for suspicion of being Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fox at- OYER 15,090 PEOPLE WILL READ demption, provided funds are on Training is an important word ChMHrlkra Q'm? smashed, or with loo many drinks tended the Smorgasbord at Ada hand wltj^ the paying agent to re- in the trucking industry. Without under his (or her) belt, have a Congregational Church Saturday deem said pnnds. pHI It there would be chaos. You see, choice ot taking the test. evening and spent the remainder of YOUR MESSAGE HERE A certifieq or cashier's check in m mw una nam owsmobiifsi safety Isn't something inborn. 1 WIHNW MATIWUS If the penalty for the first con- the evening with Mr. and Mrs. the amount bf $470.00, drawn upon Rather, it's the result of training, viction carried a year In jail, it Clark Nellist. an Incorporated bank or trust com- JlltStdfl Misnt new sports Miipe in the medim-iiflMclassI jBtStBf SB MwMialIlaM...atanEwlmffrtal ^FLIXIIU, SHATTERPROOF,MADI lETTER, UIT IONCE* plus experience and mental at- stands to reason that fewer drivers Mrs. R. A. Wlttenbach and Mrs. WANTED pany, and payable to the order of Just out—the Jetstar 88 series . . . companion to the famous high- titude. would have even one for the road 17 WORDS FOR 50c You're looking nt Oldsmoblle's new high performer—Jetstar I! It's rJustCutl Robert Ulrich and daughters spent the Treasurer of the City of Low- performing Dynamic nnd Super 889! It introduces a brand new 330- In the trucking business, drivers before wheeling along our highway powered by the famous 394-cubic-inch Starfire V-8 Engine, features (andTackOn Wednesday with Mrs, John Raglan ell, must accompany each bid as cubic-inch Jetfire Rocket V-8. Four sparkling Jetstar 88 models in all 1 arc taught to: distinctive roofline.., sporty bucket seats,., cenver control console! A As a citizen, I pledge to follow of Lyons, a guaranty of good faith on the Hero's the blggesl "buy" in want ads ever offered. Your ad 1. Drive with the Idea In mind the general rules that truck dri- Rev. and Mrs. Richard Vanden part of the bidder, to l)e forfeited here goes to nearly 4.000 homes every week. To send a post- that all others on the highways vers are taught. They are the four Bosch were Tuesday evening sup- as liquidated damages if such bid are deaf, dumb, blind, drunk, care- card would cost you $80 for postage alone. Yet, you can reach points I mentioned earlier in this per guests oi Mr. and Mrs, John is accepted and the bidder fails to less, idiots. statement. Blanding, all of these homes for only 50^ take up and pay fop the bonds. 2. Keep their tempers under I'm asking that "everyone drive Mrs. Ernie Hildabridle and Mrs. BEANS Describe what you want to buy, sell, rent or trade. Use up to No Interest shall be allowed on control. like a good truck driver drives." Velma Del Stanley and daughter the good faith checks, and checks 3. Know every bolt and nut, wire 17 words and all It will cost is 50c, Se for each additional word. It's not too much to ask. Together were supper guests Friday evening (ALL VARIETIES) of unsuccessful bidders shall be and gadget on their vehicles and —all of us—could help to make of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Robertson. promptly returned to each bidder s their functions. our highways mainly devices to Hugh Robertson went home with representative, or by registered 4. Inspect their vehicles—not just get us there and get us back, them to spend a week. Use Handy Order Blank mail. once In awhile—but regularly. WE ARE EQUIPPED WITH DRYERS AND STORAGE CAPACITY instead of being places of mass Mrs. Clyde Robinson of Noblc- Bids shall bo conditioned upon There Is a strong training pro- Hahn Hardware murder and torture chambers for ville, Indiana was a Sunday din- the unqualified opinion of Miller, gram going for the State. It teaches the Innocent, ner guest at the Richards-Baker 300.000 -• lOO-LB. BAGS OF BEANS! Cnnfleld, Paddock and Stone, at- the young how to drive and behave 207 East Main, Lowell Phone TW 7-7501 home. torneys of Detroit. Michigan, which on the highways. It is part of the Read the Ledger Want Ads! Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fox call- (date) opinion will bo Kirnlshed without ed on his aunt, Mrs. Nina Ellison expense to- the purchaser of the LOWELL LEDGER of Saranac Sunday afternoon and bonds, prior to tbe delivery there- LoweU, Michigan, Box 128 EXCITING, NEVI, VALUE-PACKED! spent Sunday evening with Mr. of, approving the legality of the and Mrs. Roy Thompson of Low- CANADIAN REGISTERED bonds. The (purchaser shall furn- ell. Please publish my word ad for weeks ish bonds ready for execution at CUTLASS HOLIDAY COUPE Mr. and Mrs. John Blanding and his expense, Bonds will be deliver- Handiome n«w hardtop—one of Ihrea starting with week of m« F.«5 Cvllau modolj for 1964, children attended a surprise birth- AVON OR GENESEE ed af Detroit, Michigan. day dinner Sunday given for John's The right is reserved to reject father, Dan Blanding, sr. of Green- any or all bids. ville at his home. Envelopes containing the bids New V-hive of activity! V-8 for acHonl V-6 for economy! Mrs, Effie Mitchell of Indiana- SEED WHEAT shall be plainly marked "Proposal Hbw from the nsmplsts hack I Meet the more-for-the-money car of the year—Olds F-85! More polis, Indiana, and Mrs. Rosalee for Bonds." roominess, thanks to ten extra inches in length! Morr action from a Hopp of Grand Rapids called on LAURA SHEPARD, new Jetfire Rocket V-8 and smooth new Jetaway Drive!* More savings Mrs. Sherman Reynolds Monday Clerk, City of Lowell from a brand new Econ-O-Way V-6 Enpine! More comfort and forenoon, Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. APPROVED: Seplember 24, 1963 Hopp were Stephens girls and re- roadability from a three-inch-longer wheelbase. rugged Guard-Beam STATE OF MICHIGAN Frame, and a wider stance than ever! Plus more features . . . more NORMANDY-36 sided in this vicinity several years MUNICIPAL FINANCE msfss-^- fashion , , . more of everything! Step into your Oldsmobile Dealer's Regency charm with Swift quality teti the Nor- ago. FALL SPECIAL FIELD LIME - - ALFALFA SEED COMMISSION today and step out in a nwrc-for-the-money F-85! •Optional oi ••»ro cort mandy above other hornet. Bath It centrally located John Campau of N. McCords is SlepiiBd up tu si/o! SleppBd up inpBrformmBr for three family-tire bedroomt. Pre prlmed tiding, No Payment facia, toffett. If you choote, finlthing materiale spending this week with Mr. and and la»ior can be financed. Carport or garaat op- for 6 months Mrs. Lester Antonidag while his tionaL Other authentic detlgnt, too. parents are In New York. i/te Old itirm. Mr, and Mrs. Robort Ulrich and Phone 897-9201 SEE ALL OF THE QUALITY-BUILT '64 OLDSMOBILES: NINETY-EIGHT. STARFIRE. SUPER M. DYNAMIC 88. JETSTAR I. JETSTAR 88. F-83 Send for daughters were Sunday dinner VISIT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED OLDSMOBILE QUALITY DEALER! - HOMES OF GRAND TREE) Color Catalog guests of his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. VALLEY Charles Ulrich of Allendale. 10194 Nurthlund Dr., Rockford, Midi. Mike Antonldes of West Lowell Name spent Saturday night with his (Between 13 A IS Mile lid, on L'SISI) grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Street Antonldes, Name... m WITTENBACH SALES & SERVICE CO., 749 W. MAIN ST, Local Kepresenlative C. H. RUNCIMAN CO. A husband can easily be- City" i 15 South Broadway — Lowell, Michigan KARL liAKKKU - TW 7-7523 "SUIT TRonT Fear of what Is called Ihe con- Address. come his wife's favorite au- ^ have • lot: • Vet; • No sequence keeps most of Us sober, thor-bx mating checks.* 1 DON'T MISC THE AWARD-WINNING "GARRY MOORE SHOW" • TUESDAY NIGHTS • CBS-TV!' true, und dull! in TTir LOWELL LEDfiER, LOWELL, ^nni . OCT. 3. IMS dinner guests of Mrs. Ida Mullen from Norfolk, Virginia on n 10-day MR. MEENZWEL.L Southwest Bowne and daughter. Mildred. leave, left early Sunday morning Over 200 Hunters fore you pull the trigger. Be cer- Mrs. L. T. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Douglas of by plane for his ship, the U. S.S. tain that the rustle in the brush A'HUNTING Will Die In Accidents Goes Wayland, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Note- Shenandoah. actually is a d^er and not another boon of Dorr spent Sunday after- Mr. and Mrs. James Howard hunter. noon wilh Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Many millions of Americans will and daughters of Detroit, the Thom- If you dared, wouldn't It be love- Never climb through or over a Johnson. tako to the fields and forests this as Howard family of Ionia spent ly to tiptoe out of the room and fence with a loaded gun. Unload tall to hunt everythinj; from cot- over the week end last week at Mrs. Millie Belis of Lapeer go home to a comfortable bed when the gun, then reload after you've tontail rabbits to Canadian moose. the George Howard home. The spent Friday calling on old friends the host was drowsing? crossed. At least 200 of these hunters will men helped to fill silo. In Segwum. be brought back dead. They'll be Don't shoot at a flat, hard sur- Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Norgan of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Houseman killed in acclHents involving fn-ns. face Ricochettine bullets can kill Grand Rapids called on their and Mrs. Zetha Anderson of Grand And back of almost every hunt- or wound at long distances. mother. Mrs. Bertha Roeers, Sun- I Rtpids and Mr. and Mrs. Leon ing accident is one cause, care- Never look down the barrel of day. Andersen returned yesterday from lessness. Today's Health, the mag- a gun to see whether it's loaded. a trip ti.i ugh Northern Michigan Mrs. Millie Bettes of Lapeer was azine of the American Medical You can't tell by looking down the Tue TAR&er and Canada. a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Association, offers some basic barrel anyway, and there's always J-HE.RE S NO LIMIT TOFf?!Eh!O FARMERS thb. -tw/AG, Jones, last Friday. Mrs. Bettes HOSPiTAUTy -rtf/NKS Me. MEENZWCLL. The autumn coloring was beau- pointers that will help you both to the chance of an accident. also called on other friends and tiful around Indian River and along retum unwounded from your hunt- Always carry a gun so that you relatives in the area. ing trip and to avoid bagging a control the direction of the muzzle Lake Huron, but in Canada north Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rash, fellow hunter. even if you stumble. Keep the of Sault St. Marie it far surpassed Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Rash, Mr. Know what you're firing at be- safety on until you're ready to Michigan. There were so many and Mrs. Charles Ritter, and Mr. shoot. maples in the wooded areas that and Mrs. Howard Hobbs all cele- Keep guns away from children. it formed one gorgeous sheet of brated their wedding anniversar- Never leave a weapon unattended color. My Neighbors les together last Wednesday eve- without first unloading it. Store Miss June Bowman attended a M. E. Youth Camp at Clear Lake ning by having dinner in Grand guns and ammunition safety out Rapids. •rff" of the reach of children. over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bowman ac- Darrel Rash, husband of Mar- Unload guns carried into camp * companied Mr. and Mrs, Alton garet Rash, who has been hcwic or home. Keep guns cased until Bowman of Peoria, Illinois. Wed- reaching the hunting area. Always . £ & * nesday until Thursday to a Farm IH? sure the barrel is clear of ob- < * ^ * * r power program. This was in the structions, such as mud or snow. ' MR. MeZHZWELL VJiLU cripples pon'r corn belt of Illinois. Alrohol and guns definitely 6>0 OvjT C3P H'S UMV AWAY FROM f Mesdames Alice Flynn. Mary don't mix. Avoid drinking while TO USE THE (oATie. . fAR. FRteMO Vreeland. Edna Geib, and Myra you're carrying a loaded gun. Anderson attended the Social Club Above all. treat a gun with re- at the home of Mrs. Roger Pitsch spect. Never point it at a human. Thursday. It might go off. HONT^GJ Segwun Community Mrs. Iva Mclntyra

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mullen and Rhonda. Clyde Mullen and Bern- USED GUNS ice Wallig were luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Briggs of LARGE SELECTION OP Grand Rapids Sunday evening. SC>M£ TH/AJ6S USED RIFLES. SHOTGUNS AND PISTOLS MR. ME ENZ WELL Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kitchen are PKAtrtces RULES OE MR. M£e*/ZM£LL spending a few days at a cottage Targets Ammunition — Licenses __ near Grayling. Blue Rocks — $3.25 Mr. and Mrs. Phil Johnson of Kalamazoo spent Wednesday with DICK STAMPS — ARCHERY EQUIPMENT — ANIMAL CALL his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon CROW AND OWL SETS Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and relatives in Ohio City and Van Johnson. PAY OFF YOUR BILLS! Foreman Road Mrs. John Jones in Lowell. John, Wert. Ohio from Tuesday till Fri- Mr. and Mrs. Alyn Fletcher and Insulated Boots $5.45 up Mn. CUT YOUR CAR PAYMENTS! Edna Taylor jr. is home from the hospital and day. family of Kankakee. Illinois spent Leather Boots $10.95 up feeling better. Mrs. Betty Baker was a Sunday the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. BUY WITH CASH! dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Nylon Parfcas $5.88 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kochale of Alfred Taylor of Hastings was Emerson Stevens and Mr. and Perry and children. Hunting Coats from $4.50 Ogden Dunes. Indiana were week- a lunch guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. Mrs. Herb Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Biggs of end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl V. Taylor Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Stevens Rain Suits $7.95 Saranac were Sunday evening Come in, write or phone today! McKinnie. The 12 club met with Mrs. Hazen were luncheon gueests of Mrs. INSULATED UNDERWEAR Wilcox near Clarksville Tuesday lunch guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Burt Wortman of Byron Center and Mr. and Mrs. Garland DeForest $25 to $1000 afternoon. Husar, also Stanley Bieri. attended church with Mrs. Wort- of Warren were week-end guests of Mrs. Fred Roth is on the sick BOATS FOR RENT Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ryder were man In the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Anil Heilman. list and Mrs. Sam Ryder who has Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stephens Rev. Vanden Bosch of Sparta been ill is much better. Mrs. Rowland Ryder on M-21. and were Thursday dinner guests of called on Mr. and Mrs. John Husar Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Taylor called hi the afternoon called on old big brother and sister-in-law, Mr. BELDING FINANCE (0. Gilmore's Sport Shop Sunday evening. on Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Raymond friends at Martin in Allegan and Mrs. George Stephens of and David Sunday evening. LOWELL BRANCH AND LIVE BAIT Mrs. Fred Roth called on Mrs. County. Grand Rapids. Ph. OR 8-5901 Half Mile Etwt of Ada RridgB on M-21 US W. Mala Mn. Donna Smith, Manager Ph. 807-9258 Betty Baker in Lowell Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Taylor visited Mr. and Mrs. John Cash and Mr. and Mrs. John Husar were Ledger Want Ads bring results! family of New Hudson were Sunday

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