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VOL. 79 NO. 51 THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1973 VOL. 18 NO. 52
Karl Yost To Band Soloists Represent Rotary Rated High' 1$ Four Lowell High School students received excellent Lowell Rotary Club met at noon Wednesday, March to superior ratings last Saturday at the State Solo and 21 with President Charlie Doyle back at tile helm. Ensemble Festival held at Grand Valley State College. After the singing of "America" and givmg the Janet Bieri. who occupies first chair in the concert "Pledge of Allegiance," the Rev. Dean Bailey led in band at the high school, scored a high 93 points with prayer, calling on the men of Rotary to pause not only her flute solo. The soloists are rated by points, and to be refreshed by food, but by fellowship and grati- 100 is tops. The revision of City Zoning Ordinances was the tude. Ron Krebs, with his piano solo of a Chopin Waltz topic for discussion at the meeting of the Lowell City A Rotary sing-a-long was led by Dr. Bob Kyser, as- was rated 85. Sue Christenson. a sophomore, second Planning Commission Monday night with thought be- sisted by David Coons at the piano. chair flutist, received an 83. ing given to better control offuture land development. Members bringing guests were William Dostert who A freshman student. Barbara Sterzick. who sits in Commitiinn members voted a recommendation to brought the newest member of the Roth-Gerst Funer- the fourth chair of the concert band in the flute sec- the Lowell City Council calling for the abandonment al Home staff, Dick Cox; and Sandy Grant was host to tion. performed in rating classification. First year stu- of that undeveloped portion of North Street, east of Robert Bobosky. John Kroon, of the Grand Rapids dents are only given a 1st, 2nd or 3rd rating. She won Jackson Street. South Rotary Club, was a visitor. Junior Rotarian a second rating. guests were Dave Slater and Bob Ignasiak. Al Hermans The future possibility of cable TV for the City was These students are to be congratulated on their fine was in charge of introduction of club guests. also discussed by commission members. performances. * * * Ed Kiel reported that Karl Yost, son of Dr. and Mrs. William Yost, has been selected to represent the Lowell tA week of Spring Vacation starts April 2 for the Rotary Club at Rotary Camp Emory this summer. student; of Lowell Area Schools. Rotary Ladies Night will be held April 11. The Ro- Youth Killed In
* * * tary Travelog Series, with Monroe MacPherson, will be presented Thursday, March 29,8 p.m., at Lowell High Jaycee Jelly Week' Car-Train Crash Lowell Firemen were called to the Kenneth Bow- School. den home on North Monroe Street last Wednesday - Stan Gardner was in charge of the program. He How do we improve the quality of educa- Twenty-two-year-old Freddie R. Briseno, jr., of morning at 9:25 to distinguish a fire which did consid- showed a Ford Motor Company film that dealt with tion-and the quality of life-for mentally re- Clarksville was killed .Saturday night when his car hit erable damage to the house and contents. government safety standards and the designing of au- tarded, handicapped and disadvantaged children? a Chesapeake & Ohio Railway train at a crossing one- * * * tomobiles to be better and safer. The apparent answer is, of course, the im- half mile west of Clarksville. Lucky winner of the door prize was Ed Kiel. mediate appropriation of funds to enable com- State Police said Briseno, alone, struck the rear por- Two days (March 30 and 31) of grand opening fes- munities quickly to enhance their education tion of the 57-car train. He died in the crash. tivities will be held at The Deb Shop at 100 West and training programs. But the solution involves Employed at the Clarksville Elevator. Briseno was a Main Street. * * * even more than money, as the eloquent testi- 1969 graduate of Lakewood High School. Scouts Hold mony of past experiences show in documented Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at The Lowell Lions Club will conduct their annual reports. With concern for these problems, the the Clarksville Bible Church, with burial being made in door-to-door Light Bulb Sale Tuesday night, April 3. Michigan Jaycees are, and will in the future, pro- the Clarksville Cemetery. • • • Annual Show mote continually within the Jaycee's statewide He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bris- framework,projects designed to better the qual- eno, sr.; and three brothers, Paul, Arthur and Richard, The first ten winners of'free Tickets' to the Strand ity of life for our disadvantaged boys and girls The Grand Valley Council, Boy Scouts of America, all at home; and a maternal grandmother, Mrs. Defina Theatre of Lowell were announced this week, and are of this great State. will be holding their annual Scout Show in seven loca- Ramos of Clarksville. listed elsewhere in this edition. Check the list to see if Terri Ann Cousino, Miss Michigan and Hon- tions for 1973. Instead of only holding one show in you are a winner. orary Chairman for Michigan Jaycee Jelly Week, * * * Kent County, the Scouts from the seven counties of presents Governor William G. Milliken with the the council, will hold a show in each of the seven dis- This Saturday, March 31, area townships will be tricts all on the same day, Saturday, May 5, 1973, first jar of jelly. With a goal of $250,000, this conducting their Annual Meetings. from 12 noon to 6 p.m. The locations are Rockford, leaves the Jaycees with $249,999 left to go. It all happens March 26 thru April 1 during Michi- * * * Bryon Center, Greenville, Ionia, Holland and two in Grand Rapids. gan Jaycee Jelly Week. At a special meeting of the Lowell City Council Monday night, members voted the adoption of an Some 15,000 Scouts and leaders will be erecting amendment to the contraci between the Kent County over 300 exhibits encompassing such things as camp- Department of Public Works and the City of Lowell ing, cooking, personal fitness, first-aid, Indian Lore, 'Sweet' Used Car Pinewood Derby, puppetry and many other aspects of. The amendment stipulates that all money remaining If you are taking the first Sunday drive in your low- character building, characteristic of the Scouting pro- after completion of the Stomt Water-Sewer Separa- mileage "powder puff' used car and it suddenly de- gram. tion project, shall be returned to the affected proper- velops that the motor is worn out, then Senator Phillip Marvin Ford of Grand Rapids, general chairman ty owners. Hart has one word of advice for you. for the coordinated Scout Shows, said he expected The word is "Sue!" these events to be the biggest ever held in the Council's history. Hart is the author of a new law that became effect- ive in January. It prohibits used car sellers from tam- Scouts in the seven county area will be selling the Crash Injures pering with odometers and if you can prove the mile- tickets to the Scout-O-Rama. The proceeds of the age was turned back you are entitled to a minimum of shows are given to Scouts, their units, and to the Grand $1,500. Valley Council's Camping facilities. In addition to the Lowell Woman financial rewards earned, the Scouts also earn prizes as After March 1, deceptions will be easy to catch. Sub- they sell tickets. The tickets, which sell for one dollar, sequent to that date, anyone who sells a used car to a An accident Monday, March 19, sent one woman to are also available at the gates. Children 11 and under dealer or a citizen must supply written verification of Butterworth Hospital, and left a man slightly injured. accompanied by an adult are admitted free. the car's true mileage. The mishap occurred around 2:30 at the intersection Ford encourages all to stop by and see the many of Parnell and Bailey Avenues. fine displays that will be set up by the Scouts. According to Kent Sheriffs Deputy John Blouw, a Veen Observatory Resumes car driven by Wilma Spidell, of 8506 Fulton, Ada, was CENTENNIAL FARM BOOK eastbound on Bailey and failed to stop at the sign at Seasonal Visitors Nights Parnell. The vehicle collided with a car driven by Ran- Michigan's old farms-those in the same family for dy Seaman, of 10769-2 Mile Road. Lowell, which 100 years or more-have been compiled by name and Visitor nights are planned at the J. C. Veen Observa- was northbound on Parnell Avenue. address in a booklet available through the Michigan tory from 8 to 10:30 p.m. on Saturday, April 14 and The two vehicles came to rest near the Vergennes Secretary of State's office. Friday, April 27. They are open to the public without Methodist Church. The Spidell car skidded over 64 feet The booklet lists nearly 3,000 Centennial Farm charge. 'Dutch Treat' following the impact. Owners in Michigan, according to the secretary of There will be telescopic observations if the sky is Monroe MacPherson will narrate the film state's history division. clear, with inspection of equipment and periodic show- "Dutch Treat" this Thursday, March 29, at the ings of the movie "Voyage Through the Universe" re- Lowell High School Auditorium beginning at gardless of weather conditions. 8 p.m. The Observatory is located at 3308 Kissing Rock Featuring the beauty of the Netherlands and License Plate Deadline Approaching Avenue, SE, Lowell. Belgium, MacPherson will give a personal com- mentary on the film with a background of au- "io most persons, checks represent a much easier, thentic stereo music. The deadline of March 31 is fast closing in on hun- FLUSH MAINS dreds of thousands of Michigan motor vehicle owners more convenient method of payment," he stated. The film feature is being sponsored by the who still have not obtained their 1973 Michigan license While time was running out on the plate sales, Aus- The City will flush the water mains on Lowell Rotary Club, and is open to the public. plates. tin reported a "highly successful" mail sale campaign Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, March Tickets may he purchased in advance from Ro- Even with sales moving at a brisk pace and far ahead which closed Febiuary 10. 28, 29 and 30. tarians, or will be available at the door. of 1972, an estimated 1.5-million owners still had to Nearly a half-million plates were sold by mail for a obtain plates as of March 9. total revenue of $9,609,530. On that date. Secretary of State Richard H. Austin "I am quite pleased with the final figures of the pro- reported that 3,295,314 persons had purchased plates gram. It indicates that those who purchased their tabs as opposed to 2,623,620 on the same date a year ago. in 1972, purchased their plates by mail this year and That's a decided hike of 671,694. that thousands of others were willing to give the pro- Austin had one admonition for all persons who still gram a try this year. have not obtained their plates... "do It, and do It "I feel the program is being accepted by the Michi- now. gan motorist and will continue to groW in the next few "The longer you wait, the longer the lines will be at years." our branch offices," he said. Austin reported that some 38,700 mail applications To refresh some memories, Austin had a check list had to be returned to the sender because of errors. The of things that owners would have to bring to their most common error was an unsigned application. branch office to obtain plates. Only 360 license plates were returned to the Depart- • Prepared application mailed to virtually all own- ment of State because the owners could not be located. ers last Fall. If your prepared application has been They sent for their plates, moved and left no forward- lost, each branch has blank applications which ing addresses. the driver must fill out. If he does not have a pre- The Department of State is trying to track down i pared application, he must bring his vehicle title. these persons and have located most of them, Austin • Proof of Insurance ... policy, proof of insurance said. form, or other type of proof. "Probably the largest error made by a motorist was • Either cash or personal checks, which are accept- the man who paid for his plates with a check written ed in all branch offices of the Secretary of State for $500. You can imagine the expression on the face for licensj fees. Only cash or certified checks are of our clerk who opened that application. We figure the accepted for the $45 payment to the uninsured man was paying bills at the time, and got his figures motorist f( nd. mixed up with another bill. Better yet, can you imagine Austin said that more and more vehicle owners were the person who was to receive the $500, receiving a obtaining their plates with personal checks. check for only about $ 18," Austin said. "For the second straight year we have been very for- tunate with unpaid checks. Only about 170 checks failed to clear the respective banks the first time, and, ROSIE DRIVE INN—This week's special: of those, more than half were cleared the second time," Bacon, lettuce. Tomato Sandwich, 55^. Austin said. Who Are Last week's mystery winner, Mrs. Hazel Nummer of 11746 Bluewater 99^ Chicken Dinners after 5 p.m. 50^ off Of the 490,000 plates sold by mail; 414,000 were Lowell, correctly identified the Ryder brothers, Charles, Roger and Richard. on 16-ptece or over of Broasted Chicken. sold for passenger cars; 31,000 for commercial vehicles; Identify this week's picture at noon on Friday by calling 897-9261. Win a c51 38,000 for trailers; and 7,000 for motorcycles. year's subscription.
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•••••• ••••• mm mmm 2 Lowell Ledgn-Suhurhan Life, Msrch 29, 1973 Lowell Ledger-Suburban Life, March 29, 1973 love Thy Children' TARGET ON THIS FLIGHT A Memorial To IS DUTCH ELM DISEASE To Be Reviewed Michigan State University tree experts will circle ov- Jonathan Gaylord er campus in a helicopter on calm March days spraying Wednesday, April 4, the second in the series of for Dutch elm disease. The program, a continuing ef- round £tlto The senior class at Forest Hills Central High School three Lenten Book Reviews will be given at the YMCA, fort since 1958, is aimed at curbing the disease on cam- along with the Senior Youth Fellowship at the church' Mrs. Donald (Betty) Yeiter will present "Love Thy pus by spraying all elms to control the disease-carry- t! KEEN is projecting a permanent memorial to Jonathan Gay- Children." written by Rose Butler Browne in collabora ing elm bark beetle. lord at Camp Gaylon. near Hart, Michigan. Drawings tlon with James W. English. for the proposed Friendship Circle-Chapel can be seen This is the autobiography of the first Negro woman Bowne Township World War I Vet, CASUALS at the Cascade Christian Church office. They represent to be awarded the degree of Doctor of Philosophy by for girls who know the name of the game the work of architects. Don Fritz and Donn Palmer. the Harvard School of Education. Dr. Browne went on It is to be a combination outdoor chapel-friendship to do outstanding work with children, especially in the Chas. Posthumus Dies circle-with a huge area for the laying of • fire. field of reading. Fireman To Serve 1970 Dodge A long-time Alto area resident. Charles H. Posthu- The young people already have close to five hun- Refreshments will be served at 9:45 a.m. and the mus passed away March 25 at Butterworth Hospital. dred dollars toward the projected memorial, with sev- program will begin at 10. Ail those who are Interested Annual Ox Roast He was 79 years old. eral money-raising projects in the making. Young peo- are invited to come, there is no charge. Charger pie, with assistance from the camp committee will Mr. Posthumus. who resided at 12020-100th St., The volunteer members of the Bowne Township erect this latest addition at Camp Gay-Ion this spring. Alto, served with the 339th Ambulance Corps in France Two Door Hardtop, 383, V8, Automatic, Fire Department will serve their annual "Ox-Roast" during World War I, and was a life-member of William The forty-acre tract, comprising our camp, was the Help Them Out! on April 7. at the Alto Area School, between the hours initial gift of Mrs. Lorrain Shaw of Grand Rapids. Two Vinyl Top, Console, Bucket Seats, Radio, Alden Smith Chapter of Disabled American Veterans h Power Steering, White Walls. of 5 and 8 p.m. of Grand Rapids. tine cabins at the camp have previously been erected The Doerr Guild ladies of Cascade Christian Church "If last year is any indication," revealed Fire Chief m memory of two fine young men of the church, Jim are appealing to all parents, relatives and friends of Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at Harold Metternick. "we should have another complete the Roth-Gerst Chapel in Lowell. The Rev. Carter Mill- Gurney and Sgt. Don Taylor. Jim was killed in a motor- service-men (and women) to keep them posted on sell-out In our annual fund raising event." cycle accident just four years ago, and Don lost his the latest addresses. er of the Alto United Methodist Church officiated with "We had such a tremendous response in 1972." Met- lifetn Viet Nam but two yean ago. What a splendid burial following in Bowne Center Cemetery. Please get these addresses to Mrs. Ken Wilcox (949- ternick explained, "that we had to substitute several way for these three young men "to live on" in camp- 1334) or other Guild members by March 30. He leaves his wife. Kate; three sons. Earl and Gerald Motor Soles items on our menu to serve all those In the waiting of Alto and Charles, jr.. of Kentwood; four daughters, ing fun and outdoor life which they all enjoyed so Easter boxes (we can use some cookies) will be sent much. line. With the proceeds, we were able to purchase sev- Mrs. John (Donna) Johnson of Hastings. Mrs. Harold out April 4th. 930 West Main-Lowell-897-9281 eral valuable pieces of equipment to bring our depart- (Gladys) Krebs of Eastmont. Mrs. Keith (Frances) ment's needs up-to-date. Blough of Wyoming and Mrs. Hayes (Peggy) Cargill of Youth Paint Hall The firemen's endeavor to raise 'extra' funds started Kentwood; one brother, Harry of Ada; one sister. Mrs. Concert of Sacred several years back. Their first attempt al being Chefs Bessie VanderVeen of Lowell; and several grandchildren was so successful, that the Ox-Roast became an annual The close-up design of snow on trees in the old and cracked-with-age pic- As their contribution to the Lenten Arts and Crafts and great-grandchildren. ture above, was submitted by Mrs. Edward Martin of Lowell. affair, and each year increased in popularity. Music At Trinity Festival, the Senior High Church School Class at the A hidden image can be discerned with a bit of study. First United Methodist Church of Lowell, under the "We're looking forward to April 7." Metternick add- ed. "We hope to see all of our old friends, plus many The Bethel Pentecostal Church Choir, under the di- Can you find it? And what do you think it represents? direction of Ivan and Jane Blough, painted the church's Identifies Merriman new faces as we take over the kitchen and serving duties. rection of James Abney, will present a concert of sa- Write in and tell us what the picture reveals to you. Box 128, Lowell. Fellowship Hall. cred music in Trinity Lutheran Church, 2700 E. Fulton Thirteen youth plus the Bloughs accomplished the Tickets can be purchased at the door, for an evening Street, Wednesday, April 4,7:30 p.m. feat last week. Manning the paint brushes were Janet of dining with the firemen. School Classmates This 70 to 100 voice choir has traveled widely Bieri, Jacklyn Johnson, Joy Homolka, Angle Parsons, A 1923-24 picture of the students at Merriman throughout the Mid-west, presenting concerts in many Rev. H. Teltsma Susan Bieri. Jerry Gauger, Cheryl Parsons, Gilbert School, last week's mystery photo, was identified by Queen Casuals cities of Michigan and Ohio. They have appeared in Chi- Golden Swingers Fonger, Gay Homolka, Glnny Bieri, Susan Stevens, Belding Wins one of the classes' students. Keith Graham of Route 2. famous collector cago and, last year, sang in Madison Square Garden, Joel Bieri and Mark Blough. Lowell. New York City. They will sing with the Grand Rapids 'Family Night' Mrs. Janet Bailey prepared and served the youth The picture was submitted by Mrs. Rosalie F. Shanks classics ... Symphonic Choir and Orchestra at a special concert on Meet April 2 supper and the afterglow featured banana splits and of St. Petersburg. Florida, who attended Merriman March 27. Mr. Richman Jones and Mrs. Carl Carew assorted sundaes. Return Match School as a child. When Keith Graham and Stanley proportioned wrve as co-presidents of the choir. Guest Speaker Lowell Senior Citizens, the Golden Swingers, will Parrott were In the Primary Class, she was an eighth Instrumentalists to be with the choir at Trinity are meet Monday, April 2, at Bushnell School from 5:30 Despite winter's last minute efforts, nine Belding grader. When they reached the eighth grade, she was pants and Jerome Benton, organist, Mrs. Esther Garner, pianist. The Rev. Herman Teltsma will be the guest speaker to 8:30. Bring own service and dish to pass for the pot- shooters made it to the Alto Shooting Range shortly their teacher. luck supper and a wrapped white elephant for the color-mated Andrea Abney and Fred Gamer, drummers, Tom De- at the family night program Sunday evening. April 1 after 1:30 on Sunday, March 18th. In the photo was. front row. Lucille Schwarder. games prizes. Barge. bass guitarist, and Ricky Collier, trumpeter. at 8 p.m. at the Ada Christian Reformed Church. Eleven of the Alto shooters managed to dig out of Ruth Rollins, Virginia Graham, John Graham, Kathryn There will be no admission charge for the concert at Rev. Teltsma is director of the Jellema House which Now that the nice spring weather is here we will ex- the snow drifts and be at the range when Belding ar- Schneider. Walter Graham. pect a good crowd. Trinity. An offering will be received for the choir. The Is located at 523 Lyon N.E. in Grand Rapids. This is a rived. Belding won by 65 birds. Center row. Marian Yeiter, Lloyd Schwarder. Ar- public is invited. Christian Half-way house for men alcoholics. Presently, Mrs. David Coons will show her slides "From Sea to At 4:30 the shooters and their families went to the lene Behler, Benlta Graham, Elmer Graham. Back row. 25 men are living and being rehabilitated at the home. Shining Sea." It will be a sampling of the scenery of Alto Legion Hall for a potluck dinner. Stanley Parrott, Thelma Snyder. Keith Graham, Clar- YOUTH TALENT EXHIBIT This ministry is sponsored by the LaGrave Avenue our United States from the Atlantic to the Pacific. FROM A LION Wfal Sunday. March 25, the Alto Shooters got together ence Klahn. OPENS AT PUBLIC MUSEUM Christian Reformed Church and is supervised by a There will also be special music. All are welcome. for a fun day. Some of them had spring fever or some- board of directors from various area churches. Anyone thing. Well, what ever-there were some high scores. The 27th Annual Youth Talent Exhibit will open HAPPY ANNIVERSARY in need of help may call the home at 456-9613. Most were shooting above average. to the public at 7 p.m. Friday. April 13, with a Presen- Roger Cooper shot 22.25.23,24. He shot 58 Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Keim will celebrate their 17th tation of Awards ceremony in the Grand Rapids Public This program will follow the Sunday evening service Hold Special Lowell Lions Club straight but only 45 counted as he got the last 13 on wedding anniversary on Friday, March 30. Museum. The exhibit will be open, without charge, at the church, which begins at 6 p.m. Mrs. Teitsma will ^
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Lowdl Ledger-Suburban Ufe, March 29, 1973 Lowell Ledger-Suburbtn Ufe, Much 29, 1973 School Calendar J rgk mm jft > Lowell Rotary Club LOWELL AREA SCHOOLS Presents April 2 through April 6-Spring Vacation. April 7-Baseball, Ionia, here, 4 p.m., double head- MONROE MacPHERSON'S TRA VELOGUE er. Alto Firemen's Annual Ox-roast, Alto School, 5 to 8 p.m. (JEEAPUR April 10-Baseball, Belding, there, 4 p.m. Tennis, •Mii 'DUTCH TREAT' Belding, there. Track, Rockford, there, 4 p.m. April II-YFU Bake Sale at High School. Runcl- NETHERLANDS & BELGIUM man Vision Re-screening, grades one through three. Hearing screening, Alto, grades one through three. April 12-Hearing Screening, Runciman, grades one •gpOWQ and three. Alto and Bushnell re-screening grades one Thursday, Lowell High School and three. Baseball and Tennis, Greenville, here, 4 p.m. March 29 Auditorium Track, Ionia, there, 4 p.m. YFU Slides on "Switzer- 8 p. m. $1.50 land," High School auditorium, 7:30 p.m. Camp Fire Girls' Dad-Daughter Banquet, Runciman, 6:15 p.m. April 13-Runciman Hearing Screening, grades one and three. Runciman and Intermediate Spring Program. April !4-Track Relays, here, 12 noon. April 16-Bushnell Hearing-Screening, grades one and three. Tennis, Rockford, here. April 17-Slxth grade hearing tests. Baseball and Ten- FOR CAREFREE MAINTENANCE WIRING & REPAIRS nis, Lakewood, here, 4 p.m. Track, Belding, there, Residential-Commercial 4:15 p.m. 1 r April 18-Sixth grade hearing tests. ALUMINUM Industrial April I9-Baseball and Tennis, Cedar Springs, there, 4 p.m. Pinewood Derby, Cub Scouts, Intermediate gym- SIDING nasium, 7 to 9 p.m. THE April 20-Good Friday, No School. Years of Top Performance April 21-Track Relay, Belding, 10 a.m. Does your paint job bubble? Is April 23-Student-Parent Orientation for 1973-74 r Lowell Mayor Carlen Anderson presents Dan Murphy with the most valuable player award for the 1972- It's what's up top that counts. it peeling? Showing rust marks at its School Year, high school gymnasium and cafeteria, 7 Cittle Ked Hen 73 basketballjeason. That's why you should have the seams? You need aluminum siding. p.m. CLEANING SERVICE OUR CHARGES ARE KtASOKABLE April 24-Baseball and Tennis, Lakewood, here, 4 house's roof thoroughly checked We install Ruberoid to 240 lbs. p.m. Track, Belding, there, 4:15 p.m. for Spring. Self-sel Roofs. Cheryl Snellink Assigned April 25-Sludent-Parent Orientation for 1973 74 Spring Helpers! Feuerstein—Steffens We repairf install, apply gravel, Be a smart cookie. Let See my line of Wallpaper School Year, high school gymnasium and cafeteria, 7 tar, and waterproof roofs fur home, Know For Quality Materials To Luke Air Force Base p.m. Window WashiRf Engagement Told business. Storm Artloc Roofing. us nutke a Spring check of Books t Paint Airman Cheryl L. Snellink, daughter of Mrs. Nancy April 26-Baseball and Tennis, Coopersville, here. and Workmanship Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Steffens of 611 West Main St., Carpet Cleanini electrical H'h'ing. We are li- Parrish of 823 Avery, Lowell, has graduated at Lowry April 27-Baseball, Rockford, here 4 p.m. Hearing Lowell, announce the engagement and forthcoming Air Force Base, Colorado, from the U. S. Air Force re-screening. Alto and Bushnell, grades one and thre«. Licensed and Insured Estimates Freel censed for alk electrical jobs, marriage of their daughter, Lois Marie, to John G. Painting Supply inventory specialist course conducted by the April 30-Hearing re-screening, Runciman, grades Feuerstein. Air Training Command. one and three. Wall Washing whatever the size. ILA'S The bridegroom-elect's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Papering The airman, trained to inventory supplies by use of Established 1906 RASMUS SEN electronic data processing machines, is being assigned Leonard Feuerstein of 2323 Feuerstein Road, Belding. Fioorcare Decorating to Luke Air Force Base, Arizona, for duty with a unit Miss Steffens, a graduate of Lowell High School and Schneider Electric and Central Michigan University, is at present teaching at Handyman Siding & Roofing of the Tactical Air Command which provides air sup- SHERRIFF—GOSLIN Service port for U. S. ground forces. the Belding Middle School. Her fiance served in Viet- MASTER ELECTRICIAN nam. Remodeling Painting Airman Snellink is a 1972 graduate of Lowell High 1803 Plainfield - Grand Rapids 676-4656 School. A June 8th wedding is being planned. Cleaning Ladles 363-3149 897-7157 or 897-9652
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- • ipus i Lowdl Ledger-Suburban Life, March 29, 1973 Lowdl Udget-Suburbin Life, March 29, 1973 Safety Urged FILM FOR FISHERMEN Dawson, Weimer Get Most Valuable Awards By Red Cross On the Trail of the Arctic Char" is a nature color tum-lecture sponsored by the Grand Rapids Museum Last year 282 persons died from water accidents Association in St. Cecilia auditorium at 8 p.m. Tues- Dale Dawson and Gary Weimer were presented with day and Wednesday, April 3-4. the most valuable wrestling award last Tuesday night throughout the state of Michigan. As compared to as Lowell grapplers held their annual banquet. 1971, there was an increase of nearly five percent in The presentation of awards and letters took place the number of persons killed. following the grapplers' long awaited for poduck sup- Tragedies of this kind may be avoided if persons
' • per. know what the dangers are, how to avoid them, and Coach Harper started out the presentation of awards how to be safe in and on the water. These lessons must Alto Fireman's with the handing out of certificates of participation to be learned beforehand, and Red Cross Safety Programs those Arrow wrestlers who did not earn letters. have been teaching persons to safely enjoy the water .1 Annual Ox Roast Coach Gary Rivers then presented the following Red since 1914. Arrow grapplers with letters: Seniors, John Curtis, Dale During March. Red Cross Month, increasing efforts SERVING S to 8 p. m. Dawson, Mark Hays, Bob Helmer, Paul Mauric, Bob arc being made to involve more persons in water safe- Ignasiak, Mark Nauta; Juniors, Glenn Anderson, Jerry ty. small craft and first aid courses. There are courses Kropf, Ron Lyons, Gary Weimer, Sophomores, Jim k for beginner, intermediate and advanced swimmers; April 7 Dykstra, Jerry Gauger, Richard Laughlin, and Fresh- courses in junior and senior lifesaving; and small craft k I man, Jeff Rickert. courses in canoeing, rowing, sailing and outboard boat- Both coaches presented medals to those wrestlers ALTO AREA SCHOOL ing. Last year nearly 124,600 Michiganders thought it who had earned them during the many tournaments worthwhile to earn certificates in these courses. that they had participated in. Coach Riverj presented Jerry Gauger with the most In working toward the goal of "everyone a trained improved wrestler award. first aider," Red Cross offers instruction in basic stand- ROWE Bernard Kropf, on behalf of the Lowell's Lions Club, ard. and advanced first aid courses. In 1972, Red Cross then presented the most valuable wrestlers award to issued 52,000 certificates to Michigan residents who successfully completed such courses. 'Swing For Spring' Dale Dawson and Gary Weimer. Head Out For Steelhead Dale Dawson, who has received three letters during Now it is possible for a person to be trained in only Get in the "Swing for Spring" with YMCA Warm spring-like weather has left even thi" mnst glm. «p»wn h«gs or nightcrawlers, presented properly Open his four year career as a wrestler, has also registered seven and one half hours to administer first aid. The Gulf Lesions. Al Rowe will tcadt thr Thursday avid anglers with abundant spare time, "shing doesn't may entice this hard-fighting fish. Steelhead move pri- two wrestling rccords. The first record is that of most multimedia system of teaching standard first aid is Golf Class, 7-9 p.m. for Elementary thru Jr. have to wait for the bluegills, bass, or noi 'hem pike. marily at night but rest during the day. Steelies may career reversals with 52 and most career predicaments a scientifically developed instructional method using High boys and girls. Suckcr and steelhead fishing are always pi ssibilities be found away from the force of the current in deep filmed vigneites of demonstrations, guided practice with 48. Dave Potter will be teaching the Tuesday Bowling that are often overlooked. holes during daylight hours. If the water is clear, it is sessions, and programmed workbooks. State champion, Gary Weimer, was the recipient of Class, 7-9 p.m. for High School thru Adults. Sucker runs have not really started yet but the pa- possible to spot steelhead as they rest with polarized All courses are cost free. Stop by at a Red Cross the most pins award with 15 and was elected, alon'g sunglasses. Classes will be held in the Lowell High School tient angler will be able to catch enough for a meal and Chapter House and ask youself, "What can 1 do at the with Jerry Kropf, as next year's co-captins. Weimer Gym. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 1 to 6 p. m. enjoy the outdoors as well. Suckers are not particular Steelhead lay close to the bottom and rarely come has also registered two new wrestling records, the first 'Sign of the Good Neighbor!?" Saturday 4 to 11 p. m. in considering what they eat or where they live. Most near the surface to feed. The bait or lure should be pre- RIDING CLUB SPONSORS Sunday 1 to 4 p. m. of which was the season's best dual record of 14-0 and Representing the Lowell Lion's Club, Bernard Kropf presents 3 placque to the most valuable players. I his area streams, including the Grand, Thornappie, and sented as close to the bottom as possible. A drop-sink- BITS O' BUSINESS HOME-COOKED DINNER the most season near falls of 18. er rig or split shot placed well above the bait will keep year 'TOtherei was a tie between Junior Gary Weimer and Senior Dale Dawson. Flat Rivers have substantial populations of these fish. Per capita consumption of fish is estimated by the WEEKDAYS 4Wagam€ Coach Rivers went on to thank the Mat Maids and the line near the bottom even in a swift current. Fish- Everyone is welcome to the First Annual Home- Suckers, as well as most of the other "rough" fish, Department of Commerce at 11.6 pounds, or a full WEEKENDS BWagame others in the crowd for all the help he received from ermen must be alert for any hesitation in the line other cooked Spaghetti Dinner of the Grand Rapids Riding are not finicky eaters, a glob of worms or nightcrawl- pound more than when Friday abstinence rales for them during the past season. than that of the bait hitting the bottom. Steelhead Club on Sunday, April 1, at their clubhouse at 7117 . RED PIN BOWLING SATURDAY NIGHT ers fished on the bottom will usually do the trick. Suck- Catholics were changed in 1966 ... The first shipments The wrestlers and Bernard Kropf presented two- ers may not be the most handsome fish but they are strike fast so the hook must be set promptly. E. 4 Mile Road, NE (Take Knapp Street, turn left on Tom Rasch District 1970 of menthol crystals from China in 24 years arrived here pair of game socks to Coach Gary Rivers in hopes they sporty fighters and willing to bite. Egypt Valley Road and turn right on 4 Mile Road). might help next year to bring about a team State Cham- Conf 1971 A hooked steelhead provides a terrific sporting bat- recently. Steelhead are large rainbow trout that spend most Be sure to join them on Sunday between 12 noon American Legion pionship. Coach Rivers has, over a 13-year-period, com- Rcgionals tle no other fish. Steelhead fishing is primarily a of their lives in the Great Lakes growing fat on ale- and 5 p.m. For more information call Sally Trestrial piled an astonishing Dual Meet Record of 157 wins; 32 2nd State test of the angler's skill, but his equipment is also im- wives and smelt. Some mature male steelhead migrate at 949-7642. losses and three ties. John Lyons District 1970 portant. Spinning gear equipped with about 8 lb. test up rivers in the fall and wait for the spring arrival of Bowling Lanes Bob Rottier Conf 1970 line is commonly used and accounts for its share of The Lowell Rotarians have invited the Varsity wrest- the females. Early spring months find the steelhead pre- District fish caught. Rods and reels should be inspected and lers to a Championship Appreciation Banquet. paring to spawn on gravel beds and riffle areas. 805 East Main, Lowell 897-7566 Dale Dawson Conf 1971 functioning properly before fishing. Mark Blough District During the spawning period, the male is much more On slow moving, muddy rivers many fishermen re- Conf 1972 willing to strike a bait. Tadpulies, spinners, flatfish, wig- ly on the "plunking" method of steelhead fishing. SEASON RECORDS District Nightcrawlers, wigglers, spawn, and spawn bags are Conf cast into a pool and the rod is set in a forked stick. Oc- Won Lost Tied Pins 1973 District casionally a steelhead will pass through and strike the Jeff Rickert IS 13 1 10 O'NeiU's 4lh Regional •Insunnct & bait, making the "lazy" type fishing exciting. Gary Weimer 34 2 0 IS 4th State •Speciilizing in Body Individiul Work The Grand Rapids headquarters of the Department Know What's Bea Dale Dawson 30 9 2 14 Jim Richard Conf 1971 Collision Repair •Reliable of Natural Resources suggests the White, Muskegon, Mark Hays I 2 0 0 Happening! Gordon Kelly Conf 1971 Shop and the Grand River near Grand Rapids, as good bets Saturday hero. Richard Loughlin 3 1 0 2 Get the District for steelhead. These streams are reasonably close and Hairy Hutchinson 3 1 0 1 2756 Kraft at 28th Street Dave Wisner Conf 1971 have a number of public access points. Many sportsmen A hero isn't just somebody who Bob Helmer 28 10 1 8 District CASCADE find steelhead fishing an enjoyable way to spend an Ledger- can wow a crowd. A hero is some- Ken Bryan 1 4 0 0 District 1972 CALL US AT afternoon, even if they go home empty handed. This body who makes a difference. And Jim Dykstra • 4 7 0 1 Suburban Life 3rd Regionals would be an ideal opportunity for the entire family to Jerry Gauger 9 7 1 2 it isn't really as hard as it sounds. 2nd State spend a warm spring afternoon outdoors. EVERY WEEK Paul Mauric 4 3 0 1 949-6840 All you have to do is give a little Gary Weimer District 1972 Jerry Kropf 29 6 0 13 Sreva Harrington of your time each week and you 2nd Regionals Ron Lyons 20 11 2 S can be a hero to a fatherless boy. District 1973 Larry Rasch 0 1 0 0 A boy needs someone to look 2nd Regionals Bob Ignasiak 10 12 0 7 STATE CHAMP up to. Someone to show him he can Al Kline 1 4 1 0 .'aS Paul Klifman District 1972 grow up to be the man he'd like to John Curtis 17 13 3 8 Mack Truax District 1972 be. You can be that someone any Dave Hendrix 0 1 0 0 Kraig Haybarker District 1972 day of the week. Call your local I ADA TEXACO Bob Grummet , o 1 0 ' 0 Jerry Kropf District 1972 Big Brothers today. Be a hero. GUn Anderson ! 6 10 0 4 11-21 - Ada Drive Conf 1973 Gordon Klahn 1 6 0 0 District Dan Flier 0 2 0 0 Regionals CALL Mark Nauta 11 13 1 10 TIRE & BATTERY BeaBigBrothec Richard Loughlin District 1973 The most improved grappler for the season is Totals 226 139 12 101 Jerry Gauger. 676-9202 TEAM SCORES RECORD HOLDERS Lowdl 23 Wyoming Park 3S MMM NITES Steve Fo«s District 1969 Phone 451-2021 Lowell 36 G. R. Central 20 ICE KenWosinski District 1969 Lowell 42 Ionia IS 676I443 1 Bob Graham Conf 1970 Lowdl 30 Kenowa Hills 30 District 1971 Ford Lowdl 32 Rockford 21 Lowell 37 Belding 9 Lowell 42 F. H. Northern 19 Maverick Lowell 24 Greenville 22 Lowell 27 Sparta 24 Four Door, V8. Automatic, Radio, Power Lowell 48 Cedar Springs 16 Steering, White Walls. 77 Lowdl 49 Lakewood 9 Lowell 22 M. Catholic Central 19 -TIRES by Y/ACA Lowdl SO Ionia 9 This ONE Owner has only SpringVacatio n Fan Lowdl 42 Coopersville 8_ 18,000 Miles v TOTALS 732 373 JACKSON * jjUHI.I.H * Monarch * Mohawk * SSNI Motor Sales RADIAL For The Whole Family "The only thing to do with good advice is to pass it on. It is S30 West Main-Lowell-897-9281 never of any use to oneself." (Oscar Wilde) MOST ALL SIZES - MOSTLY WHITEWALLS n n n n March 29, 30 and 31 Easter Egg Hunts Golf Lessons
For Kindergarten-Second grade. Boys and For High School thru Adults, Tuesdays, Thursday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Girls, Wednesday, April 4,10-11:30 a.m. High 7-9 p.m.. Four, 2 hr. classes (8 hr. of instruc- School Gym. tion) April 10-May 1. Fee: $6 Y-Members, Savings On Sets Of Friday & Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For 3rd-5th graders, Wednesday, April 4, $7 non-Members. Held in Hi School Gym. 1-3 p.m. at High School Gym. 4 Tires, For Elementary thru Junior High, Thurs- Proud Papa The Easter Bunny will have prizes for the up days, 7-9 p.m. - Four 2 hr. Classes (8 hours to Mounted Winners at both sessions. A movie will be of instruction). April 12-May 3, Fee: $5 Y- at 225 S. Washington ,y, shown. Fun games. Fee: 25tf Y-members. 50^ members. $6 non-members. Held in Hi to non-members. Bring your Y-Membership School Gym. h card. Lowell ^-Batteries Shock- r-Front End- Karate Demo Fun Swim When Registering for classes, send Popular Brand Absorbers Alignment Monday, April 9,7 p.m. NAME. ADDRESS & TELEPHONE Thursday, April 5- l- High School Gym. Mr. and 36 mo. Guarantee number along with CHECK for fee to: 3 p.m. at High School Gym. IMotorcraft (formerly Autolite) Mrs. Vic Weeks and mem- Free to Y-members. 50^ Savings up to Most Cars bers of the Grand Rapids Lowell YMCA, 323 W. Main to non-members. Bring Karate Club will perlorm. your Y-Membership card. Tera Hope Raab FREE Free admission. Call 897-7375 for further information. Born March 31, 1972 March 28 - April 7 $10.00 INSTALLATION 'Pi. $11.50 High School Co-Ed Gym Installed Ping Pong Tourneys For Grades 6-8, Co-Ed. Thursday, April 5, Board YMCA Bus at High School Parking Elementary-Jr. Hi, Wednesday, April 11, Lot. Leave 12:45 p.m. Return 3:15 p.m. Fee: X Rust Proofing. 6:30 p.m., Hi School Gym, Fee: 75/ Y-mem- Wal| a er AND 15i Y-Members. $1.25 non-Member. (Fee in- bers, $1.25 non-members. Trophies for 1st, 10% p p *0. COMPLETE JOB IN THE DOORS, QUARTER PANELS, cludes Bus trip and Swim Fee) 2nd and 3rd place winners-Singles only. ITEXAC0I| ROCKER PANELS, as well as All Under & visible areas Godden's Trading Post Karate Class Hi School thru Adults, 7 p.m. Hi School off Floor Covering \ MOST CARS Make your car last longer, it's cheaper to Rustproof than to repair. For age 12 thru Adults, Co-Ed. Satursday, Gym. Friday, April 13, Fee: $1 Y-members, 10:30-12 a.m. at Hi School Gym, April 14- $1.50 non-members. Trophies for 1st, 2nd, June 2. $4.50 Y-members, $5.50 non-mem- 3rd place winners-Singles only. Sec Our bers. Karate is good exercise and fun. 6'x6' Many other NOTE: The YMCA Judo Club (Judo and ANTIQUE basic Self Defense) will continue to meet on Dick McCaursIiEMcoiService Linoleum CORNER Saturday mornings, 9-10:30 a.m. at the High CfWTER • items at School Gym. We are looking forward to our regular members, and new people are wel- Pieces SISISISISWISI Corner of East Main and Jefferson, Lowell 897-7524 come-boys and girls, men and women. sale prices 508 W. Main St., Lowell The new classes begin April 7, run $9.99 for 8 weeks. Fee: $4.50 Y-members, $6.50 897-8842 non-member.
% Lowell Ledger-Suburban Life, March 29, 1973 "THE HOME"- Of Dependable Used Cars... Jackson Motor Seles, Cinema Club To Meet Lowdl Ledger-Suburban Life, Much 29, 1973 930 West Mem, Lowdl, 897-9281. The Grand Valley Cinema Club will hold its month- p39tf ly meeting on Wednesday, April 4, at 8 p.m. at the Rnery Park Lodge at 2301 Dehoop S.W. There will be a short business meeting followed 65 PLYMOUTH - Runs good, new snow cr COMPLETE CAR CARE-JIm's Sun- tkes. $150.00. Godding» Trading Port, oco on M-21. Ada. Credit cards ac- by a program with members, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Hor- DO YOU WANT IT TOLD AND SOLD? ton presenting their "First Experiences Adding Sound 225 S. Washington, LowdL p51 ibu. cepted. 878-9818. pjdtf Along With Film."
OLDSMOBILE - Pontiac. Intsma- Your tlond. GMC—Sae tham dl st Wlttan- ^ Thank You bach Sdas ft Sanrice. 749 Wast Mmi LEGAL NOTICES Street Lowell. 897-9227. c39tf FAMILY CARD OF THANKS one of the reasons we're in 1 wish to thank ill of my friends for WRECKER SERVICE-Day or . srith life insunnca the lovely cards, gifts, flowen and cais Tlmottiv J. Conrov M^rt-Cascada Body Shop. 2817 that helps your family when you during my stay in the nursing home. It's 430 Union Bank Building Kraft Avenue at 28th Street S.E., dk, you and your family m fi- wonderful to know I have such friends. 949-3430. Body ft Fender repaks. Grand Rapids, Michigan nancial emergencies or you when Alao, many thanks to the Cherry Creek PUBLICATION ORDER painting, repairing and welding. you retire. Check the facts with Nurses. Thank you all so much. File No. 1 24-283 p39tf Charlie Foster of... c5I Ella Bs Stata of Michigan, 7ha Probata Court for tha Coun- ty of Kant FOR ALL YOUR - Automotive Kite Flying Recess Fun ESTATE OF Call 897-926) Needs, see your locd N APA jobber CARD OF THANKS ROY LOVEJOY. (All arrars in -Lowell Automotive. 113115 La- Spring fever has hit area schools. Kindergar- DECEASED Many thanks to aB of my friends and tdevhonc advart tMrrMnt* fayette Street LoweU, 897-9235. ten children from Bushnell Elementary hive IT IS ORDERED that on July 1. 1973, at 9 30 «t Mndar't risk) 20 Words or rektives for the flowen, pray en and A. M. in tha Probata Courtroom, Grand Rapids, Michi- 5.000 hams in stock. p39tf taken advantage of the windy month of March Each Insertion Each Additional Word Want hi Deadline Tiiesiay Nm thoughts of sympathy during the passing gan, a hearing be hald at which all craditors of said de- 701 2t of my father, Edwin Ransom. Your kind- to fly kites at their recess time. When you are caasad ara raquirad to prove their claimt. Craditors V ness meant more than words can express. just five or six years old, and the business of must file sworn claims with the Court a^d serva a copy Helen Ransom Thompson kite flying doesn't always get off the on Douglas Lewis, at 601 Cambridge, S.E., Grand Rap- TRI-SPORT - 3 Wheeler, up to 25 HP, c51 the best you can do is just have fun! Bob Tit- ids, Michigan prior to hearing. CARPET NEED CLEANING?-Only • , 1299 up. MINI-BIKES - New 3 HP gaar- combe is the teacher who has given this project Publication and service shall be made as provided LARGE - Several Family Garage Sale. NEW AND USED FURNITURE - A Ap- anteed $88 with $10 down. MINI-BIKE by statute and Court rule. Steamatk Carpet Cleaning haa the I - j Friday and Saturday, April 6 and 7 from a lift! The children are, left to right, Charlie pliances. Stop in and see our Antique Pwta - Outchea, chains, cabka. CYCLE Date: March 9, 1973. 9 ajn. to 5 pjn^ 6636 BrookUl Court Corner. Goddinp Trading Pod, 225 S. Miller, Victor Sturgeon, Ron Leverence, Kim Fir Sale BATTERIES - Al makea. AB parts and CARD OF THANKS A. DALE STOPPELS, S.E. Follow signs south on Thornappk Washington, Lowefl. c51 Dak Johnson DeVries, Mike Schuff and Marc Hopstad. batteries up to 50% off. REX SPORT We wish to express our sincere thanks Judge of Probate *! River Drive. Twin Bed with mattress 0 CENTER, 1100 Leonard N.WM Grand for the many acts of kindneas, cards and A true copy. HELP WANTED - Part time for springs, vacuum ckaner, dishes, dothes, ROLAND R. ROBEY, UPHOLSTERING - Sofa, Chain, Living HAVE TRUCK FOR HAUIiNG-Traah SPINET-CONSOLE PIANO Rapids, Mich. 456-1787. c5l Call flowen during the illneaa and paaaing of home work two or three dayi a wnek. FISH FRY - March 30, Fkst United toys and blankets. c51-52 Register of Probata Room Furniture. Call collect 6984413 and unwanted iteim. Sky ton and Mur- our dear sister, aunt and great-aunt. Vera C50-52 For interview, apply in per ion, Saturday, Methodkt Chuich of Lowei spowond Wanted reaponsAk party to take over 868-6743 Rukaon. Much 31, between houn 1-5 p.m. at Day or night c47tf ray Lake areas. Maynard Sytsma, 691- by UMYF. Serving 5 to 7 p jn. Everyone Library Has HOMEMADE CANDLES-Tepan. spinet piano. Can be seen locally. Write The family 2287 Segwua. Wholesale Specialty Co. 7760. c50-tf BODY SHOP - THOMET CHEVROLET VanderVeen, Freihofer & Cook. P.C. c5051 figurines, send cast home decora- Credit Manager. P.O. Box 276, Shdhy P51 HAULING AND BU1CK, 1250 W. Main, LowdL FARM BUREAU 1125 W. Main Street Pleaae-no cdb prior to that time. cSl tor items. Ada Villaoa Candle and rifle, Indiana 46176. p48-5l Man with pickup truck wants parttime 897-9294. p44-tf INSURANCE Lowell, Michigan 49331 1972 STEREO-Divorce Settlement Gift Shop. 878-9713. Open 1-8 dd- work. Will haul most anything Lowefl, GROUP. New' Books PUBLICATION OTDER WANTED - WooL Now payia«6S^ a FURNACES - New it. Used, repaks and Cost over $300 new. AM-FM Radio, 8 ly except Mondays. p39tf TIMELESS FURNITURE-Made by CARD OF THANKS 897-8280. p5I-tf service. Free eatimatea. Leson Heating, Fordund's. 122 East FuHon, down- New ooks at the Lowell Public Library, a member File No. 124,591 lb. Will pick up. Simon Makkk. Phone track tape player, 4 speed record pkyer. I wish to thank my neigh bon and State of Michigan, The Probate Court for the Coun- 8684133 or 8684660. c3I-tf GRAND RAPIDS COIN CLUB - Spring town Grand Rspids. Open daily 9 of the Kent County Library system, include: 891-871S, Caledonia. p50-51 Balance S154.84 or aasume S6.38 pet THE "WELCOME MAT-hit- friends, especially the men that served ty of Kent TRAILER-Maintenance and Repair. All Show-Woodland Mall Anditorium, 3195 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. including Satur- month. Still under factory waranty. Rex ways out at Impend Motors-low- as paflbearen, at the death of my skter, Mabel Allen-"Time to go Back" - A young ESTATE OF repair parts... plus acceaaorks-awnings, 28th Street S.E^ Grand Rapids, Michi- days. Monday and Friday evenings Sewing and Sound Center, 1100 Leon- dl. 1460 W. Main, 897-9225. Chrys- Margaret Clark. Your kindneaaes will not girls dream travels back to the bombing of Merseyside, ROY C. CALLIHAN, SMILING WOMEN - Under 60,2 houn skirting, hitches, etc. Cafl 897-9473 - OPEN BOWLING - Wednesday, gan, April 7 4 8,1973. c5I until 9 p.m. Free perking behind ard, N.WM Grand Rapids. c5I ler-Plymouth. p39tf be forgotten in my grateful prayers. England during World War II. She learns much as she DECEASED a day, 4 dayi a week. SS0.00 per week. 24 hour aervice. c48-51 day, Friday, 1 to 6 p.m. Saturdays 4 to store. p-39tf IT IS ORDERED that on April 11th, 1973, at Guaranteed. Phone 363-7739 between Katherine Mudkr lives through those terrifying nights. (YA) Young 11 pjn. and Sundays I to 5 p.m. Ameri- 1972 USED SINGER - Just touch to 10:00 A.M. in the Probate Courtroom, Grand Rapids, 2-4 only. c50-3 can Lc#on Bowling Laaea, 80S E. Man sew, has controb for all three types of P51 Adults). HAVING A PARTY? POOL TABLES 8i SUPPLIES-MHI- •Michigan, a hearing be held on tha petition of Charles PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING-Keya Street LoweO, 897-7566. p44tf sewing, zigzag, basting, and fancy de- Earwax," Carolyn Balducci - A young girl's ex- er-Newmark, 3767-28th Street E. L. Callihan for appointment of an administrator and recovered. Phone Fred DeVrka, 453- Versatile Band for Your sign. Does Button-hoks and hems with- perience as she travels alone in Europe for the first for a determination of heirs. WANTED - Secretary 8:30 a.*, to 949-2030. Also emusement ma- CARD OF THANKS 0428 or if no answa, 453-3729. c47-tf Dancing Pleasure out attachments. $10 down, balance time, meeting some engaging and some not-so-cngaging Publication and service shall be made as provided 12:30 p.m. Typing and ahorthand a chines. p39tf FLOWERS - For All Occasions. S44.88. Rex Sewing Center, 1100 Leon- I wish to thank my friends, neighbors, people-filming everything as she goes. (YA). by statute and Court rule. mutt Send particuian to P.O. Box 69, Birch wood Gardens Fiord & Gift * Have Some ard, N.W., Grand Rapids. c51 LoweU, Mk agan. c50-51 Cpeningi Left... sad rektives foe the many acts of kind- "The Blue Kni^it" - Wambaugh. Joseph — Date: March Bth, 1973 DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE-Ctarfc Stop, 730 Godfrey Street Lowell. MALE TERRIER - 41 neas shown to me st the time my wife, Plumbing and Hasting, 309 E. Main 897-7737. We wire flowers worid- 9 months old, honae broken and has had Notice Bumper Morgan is a good cop. For 20 years he has A. DALE STOPPELS, Featuring All FOR SALE - 36" Norge Gas Raa«e; Mabd, was in the hospitd and al the ai hk shots. He u gxxl with children 4 controlled a tough beat, now he is about to retire. Still Judge of Probata SECRETARIAL - Office hdp wanted. Straat, Lowdl. Call 897-7534 days p39tf Excellent Musicians 55,000 BTU Gas Spnce Heater for cot- time of her death. A special thanks to or 897-7104 ni^its. p39tf b an excMent watch dog. S20. Call 868- the beat fascinates him and we spend three days and Good wagea and excellent fringe bene- Rhythm, Bass J^ad Guitar tage or garage; 7 cu. ft Leonard Refrig- Rev. Decker, the Roth-Gerst Funeral Attorney for Petitioner 5617. c51 To The Residents Home and the Pdl bearers. nights with him among the varied cultures of a big city George R. Cook fiti. Area Industrial Corporation. Reply and Drums erator; Maytag Wringer-Washer. Antique Box 128, % Lowdl Ledger-Suburban SEMI DRIVERS NEEDED Bands, Butter Churn. DeLeval Cream Your kindneas will never be forgotten. as he faces the odds against him. The explosive drama VanderVeen, Frelhofer & Cook, P.C. Life. An Equal Opportunity Employer. ELECTRICAL WIRING-Fixturas reaches a shattering climax as Bumper tries to make the 1125 W. Main Street "The Strawberry" Separator. (2) 36" Library-type tabk- MODERN MAID - Electric doubk oven. Clifford VanOcker, Sr. C50-51 and Repairs. G.E. Appliances. Rick- Common Carrien bow offering training Of The City of Lowell Lowell, Michigan one oak. 2 rugs (9 x 12) and (12 x 12). Copper tone-excellent condition. $40. and family biggest arrest of his career. ert Electric. 208 S. Hudson Street. through then fadHtka. Locd and over Call Dottie 897-7348. Mrs. Leo Bryant c51 A true copy. Ph. 949-2534. c51 P51 "Death by Arrangement" - Laurence Meynell- Lowdl, 897-9802. p39tf the road. Average industry paychecks at 868-6747 Because of the City's restrictions against ROLAND R. ROBEY. are exceedingly h?gh. For immediate ap- Hooky Hefferman, playboy and detective, does a Register of Probete C49-51 p50-51 SEWING MACHINE - Singer-ready to burning, large PLASTIC LEAF BAGS HELP WANTED plication and further info cafl Area Code Zlg-Zag and blind hem. For the very low EAT-IN OR TAKE-OUT-Just Good chance favor for wealthy Waveney Rolffe, and is re- 513/228-7612 or write to Semi Divktoe; Food. Vdley Vista Restaurant 1400 (28" x 56") are available at the PRINTING - Letterheads, enve- price of $39.95. Coum see - at 1311 CARD OF THANKS warded with a lucrative position as Rolffe's bodyguard, Attorney Gerald M. Henry Individual to take charge of dryer ma- 1400 E. 3rd St ; Dayton, Ohio 45403. W. Main, Lowdl. p39tf Plainfield, NJL, or call for free home tri- plus room and board in his elegant country estate. The 403 Federal Square Building chine and do other general plant dn- lopes, forms, tickets, business cards, Wewuh to thank the friends, neigh c505l aL Gall Sewing Center, 363-9544. c51 eccentricity of Rolffe himself, his vast empire, and the Grand Rapids. Michigan 49502 tiea on second shift in small food etc. Lowell Ladger-Suburban Life, bon and rektives for Rowers, food and Lowill City Hall joiE.M.mst™ PUBLICATIO.'J ORDER plant Full Company beneflts. Perma- 106 North Broedwey Street Low- ROCK TUMBLERS — Saws, Grinders, FORSLUND'S - Timeless Furni- money and other arts of kindneas shown curiosities of his daily routine provide tempting possi- File No. 124-231 nent position. Chance for advance- ell, 897-9281. p39tf Grits, PoliAea, Rough Material, Mount- ture. Visit our store soon at 122 E. to us; ako to the Rev. Ead Decker for blities for illegal personal gain, international thievery 6 for 504 (plus sales tax) State of Michigan. The Probate Court for the Coun- ing Gifts. POTTER'S PEBBLE PAL- Fulton, downtown Grand Rapids. ' his comforting words, at the paaaing of and a motive for murder. For The Free perking behind store. p39tf The City offices-are open 8 ajn. to 5 p.nu. Additional Good Reading- "Who Shall Pay" Tax- ty of Kent Apply Hallmark Division SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC - Residen- ACE, Vi mile north of Cascade Road * ESTATE OF Monday throu^i Friday. Frank MatnviBe (her son) es and Tax Reform-Robert Liston; "Needle Weaving" J. P. Burroughs tial, Commercial and Industrid. Wir- , or 4 ndes south of LoweU at 4073 v LAWRENCE A. POTTER, ing and repain. Master dectnctan. HORSE, PONY, EQUIPMENT - Com- Mr. 4 Mrs. Leo Bryant -Esther Dendel; "Easy Sewing with Knits" - Judy 138 S. Water Stieet, Lowdl jA Segwun, LowdL 897-7178. City of Lowdl DECEASED Prompt and courteoos service. Ph. signment Auction, 7:30 p.m., Friday, Sportsmen Mr. 4 Mrs. Lawrence Biggs Lawrence; "Jesus and the Street People" - Berkeley IT IS ORDERED that on April 17. 1973, at 9:30 Ph. 897-9288 e43tf 897-7157. If no mswer cdl 897 March 30. Bring horaes, Ponka, no Mr. 4 Mrs. Burton Biggs Journal - Clay Ford. A.M. in the Probata Courtroom, Grand Rapids, Michi- c5I Personal 966Z c39tf charge if not aokL Always a large selec- c51 Child's Answer gan, a hearing be held on the petition of Gerald M. tion of merchandise al Bekin's Auction TIMELESS FURNITURE-Mede by I* Henry for the allowance of his Final Account as Ad- Bam, 3461-4 Mie Road, N.WM Grand Guns. . . % Children usually give straight forward answers, as GIL LIS SEE CONSTRUCTION CO - k CUSTOM PROCESSING - Cutting, ForduntTs, 122 East Fulton, down- m ministrator of said Estate, for entry of Order Assign- Rapids, 453-4918. c51 Browing did one little boy in a Chicago library when asked what ing Residue, and Discharge of Administrator. taking applications for experienced pipe wrapping and freezing Ako beef JL Pock town Grand Rapids. Open daily 9 v TRUSSES - Trained fitter. Surgkd ap- the library meant to him. Publication and service shall be mede as provided layers, laborers for aewes and road con- for sale. East Paris Packing. 4200 Eut Remington JOHN DEERE 60 TRACTOR-Dual pliances, etc. Koas RexaU Drugs, Sasan- "My opinion on books is very simple. Don't stop by statute and Court rule. struction, apply at 2500-28th Street Park Road SE, 949-3240. o44-tf Savage Southwest, between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. wheds, all 3-point hitch equipment In c39-lf reading books as long as your heart is beating because Data: March 15. 1973. good condition. 691-8109, betweeu 6 thru Friday. April 6,1973, must be at store. p39tf you will always need advice from different brains. No A. DALE STOPPELS. • ATTENTION MEN • and 8 a.m. p50-5I Tackle Boxes... Judge of Probate least 18 yean old. Equd opportunity WEDDING INVITATIONS - Vety b^e one is perfect." All Sizes ft/ Gerald M. Henry Employer. c51 SEMI-DRIVER TRAINEES NEEDED •etecuon, coaieinporuy-timojuoiutt, im RAWLQGH PRODUCTS-Vanik, IV (Gerald M. Henry} BOOMS RED & WHITE TOP SILOS aenice. Personalked napkins asd match- Locd k Ovn-the-road driver I per, Salve, Liniment ^ dekwed to Administrator —Now in our 45th yeer, serving the . es. Free gift with every order. lindy Awfully Large Cars! iag offned thni fadhtks of Cowkm your door. Cal 241-6355 between 7 A 403 Federal Square Building more aggressive and cost conscious Carrier. On-the^ob type trainings no ex- 8 a.ni. or eveniags. p49-51 ELECTRIC Press, 1117 E Pdton, Grand Rapids, An accident that occurred on March 16, was report- Grand Rapids. Michigan 49502 farmers. Silos for every purpose. 4594613. cl7-tf perience neceaaary. Industry wages ex- TROLLING MOTORS ed incorrectly in the Lowell Ledger-Suburban Life. It A true copy. ceed S6 per hour with benefits. For im- Get sM the facts before you buy. COMPLETE LINE - Of Gas AppBaacca. Find out adiat a really heavy plaster was erroneously reported that the mishap on Cascadc ROLAND R. ROBEY. mediate application cal Area Code 419/ Ask about om budget plan! Northcn Road at 28th Street involved three cars. Two of the Register of Probata C50-52 241-3836 or wrote to Semi Dmatoa; coat it Is it applied with a cement Propane Gas, 12312 Ead Fulton, LowdL filLHOlE SPORT SHOP FREE! three vehicles, however, were trucks, a semi-trailer, and P.O. Box 7263 RjC.; Toledo, Ohio 43615. gun like we do? We install the foun- 897-9348. p44-tf dation. Our trucks are saH utdoad- a large dump truck. Indeed, these were rather large for o45-tf Pbkoa Prevention Uterature, mduding VanderVeen, Frelhofer & Cook. P.C. ing with hydraulic booms. SHo-Ma- t LIVE BAIT cars. FISHERMEN'S - And Hunter's an emenaency counter-doae chart 1125 W. Main St.. Lowell. Mi. 49331 tk and VanDde equipment EARLY 8154 E. Fulton Rd. Headquarters - Gilmore's Sport Send a long, adf-stamped, sdf-addrewed t Tela. 897-9218 HAVING TROUBLE... ORDER DISCOUNT NOW IN EF Shop and Live Bdt 8154 East Ful- envelope to: STRAIN WINS AIRPORT BID PUBLICATION ORDER FECT. Order now and save SSI 676-5901 With ton Road. Ada, 8786901. c39tf Pokon Prevention, Port Office Box 1289, COiTCOIM. PROBATE WILL 4 DETERMINE HEIRS - BOoms Sdo Co., Inc, Harbor Beech. The Michigan Aeronautics Commission has announc- WHITE ROSE GASOLINE Grand Rapids, Mkh^ 49501. c5l-5 _ i Cell canes ta few dWnfenl madabi »wa deer anupe, File No. 124-646 Mkh., 4844T. Phone: (517) 47» ed it will award a contract for apron lighting for con- twe dear hnrdlep. faur daar sedan, and seuflen wnpan. Stata of Michigan. The Probate Court for the Coun- field Rdngefatioa Scsvioe, Bdding. Ph. 8854; or contact VanStrien Sales NOTARY PUBLIC tfa a fttln anr thellMa e kt *e dNn fee* dka brafces. course "A" & "B" at the Kent County Airport, Grand ty of Kent. 794-1140. We wfl pvc you our iaunedi- oai. r• • ni•. nuasonvmeiiiiifan• nji•, fwtcn.• , Rapids, to Strain Electric Co., Grand Rapids. Alto Fireman's Open- Monday-Friday PHOTOGRAPHS - Weddag and com- ESTATE OF o44tf 48428, phone: 896-9948 or Mr. Mi- 8 ajn. to 9 p.m. merciaL Portrdts, all in beautifd color. The firm was apparent low bidder at $83,456 when SYLVESTER T. SEELEY. ton Wylie, Kent City, Mkh., 94330, a Mef ertwr fend asdl. See Cak. *ka Cak. Pdoed to fit your budget J. Fawason Drive Ceh. Ifs a kna fun (and a bids were taken March 20, the Commission said. DECEASED me: 678-7888. c3»12 Closed Thutadays COMPLETE REPAIR- TV, Radm, Saturdays, 7 ajn. to 9 p.m. Cofcy. Afco. For sppnintmmt cdl 868- lafta Ink car far yaur maney). IT IS ORDERED that on April 26th, 1973. at Antennas, etc. Art's Radio & TV Annual Sundays, 8 ajn. to 6 pjn. 5001. c39-tf 10:00 A.M. In the Probate Courtroom. Grand Rapids, Sanrice. East Main. LoweU, 897 Michigan, a hearing be held on the petition of Howard 8198. p39tf Seeley for probate of a purported will, end for appoint- ^ leal Estate Ox Roast ment of a fiduciary and for a determination of heirs. WELL DRILLING-Pump repair. NOTICE OF Publication and service shall be made as provided Fast service, free estimates. Fully ALTO AREA SCHOOL Crossword Puzzle by statute and Court rule. insured. E. D. Richard. 897-8104. WANTED TO BUY Date: March 20, 1972. p39tf Qualified bod contracts^ Cal or ne us A. DALE STOPPELS. Judge of Probate 10% off at Coons Cloduag 1. Simmer April? PUBLIC HEARING VanderVeen. Frelhofer Si Cook, P.C. DO YOU WANT-Yo Lowdl Sarinp A Loan Aaaoc, 5. Large bundle f. That girl By: George R. Cook 217 Weal Mm St, Looking forward to that 12. Not wild Attorney for Estate tag of any room in your home phoae SERVING 5 to 8 p. m. backyard oookout? Take ad- Lowed, PhoM 897-8321 11. Gem V 1126 W. Main Street vantage of our Springtime 897-5358. 40-1 14. Petroleum CITY OF LOWELL Lowell. Michigan REEDY REAL ESTATE - Residin- 15. Anticipated A true copy. Special. Now save 10% on 17. Ice vehicle NEED HELP IN YOUR tid, Commercsd, Cottagn end ROLAND R. ROBEY. that new Patio. That's Ri^itl Ferms. 119 West MamTLowdl, 897- SHIPN SHORE-Ouaan Casuals. 18. Cavity A Public Hearing will be held on Register of Probate c51-1 A 10% discount on all Patio SPRING CLEANING? 9238. "At Reedy, We're Ready." Katz .. fashions adore at GARY'S 19. Exclamation 10. Took to court orders signed in March. Your p36tf Store, Wast Main S^aet Lowdl. J. D. Dal ton k offering home padkup ser- p34-37 HSwiassoDg Timothy J. Conroy new Patio will be installed 25. Pirst grade THE GOOD GUYS AT Monday, April 9, 1973 vice for all retumabk bottles at 50% of 430 Union Bank Building 18. Exclamation as soon as weather permits. (hek vdne. If intocated, pleaae cal 949- Grand Rapids, Michigan 10. Scarcer Jackson Motor Sales at 5:30 P.M. in the Council Room of the City PUBLICATION ORDER Get our Free Estimate and 3006 after 4 p.m. p51 n. Strang ball start planning that backyard n. Existed Hall, 301 East Main Street. Lowell, Michigan File No. 124-455 SATOOMittRE SMALL CARS AND THBR PRICES- Stata of Michigan, The Probate Court for the Coun- barbecue. Don't forget your 'NEILL'S BODY For New IS. Musical note before the City Zoning Board of Appeals. 34. Suffix: plural \OUU BUY A DODGE OOtrr ty of Kant new driveway-sidewalk and 275# M. Clear away Purpose of the Hearing is to hear all persons ESTATE OF porches at our regular low Kraft Avenue at 28th Street, Cee- M. Admire interested in the proposal of Gary Potter of AUGUST PONITZ. 4L Powdery AS ALWAYS THEY prices. cada. Cdl us at 9498840. p39tf Chevrolefs, THEY'VE DECEASED 44. Belongs THEY'VE BACK EVERY 804 Riverside Drive, Lowell, and Gary Kropf IT IS ORDERED that on June 8. 1973, at 9:30 tome 4f. Wilted 57. Speech 16. Tree GOT GREAT DEAL WITH of 140 N. Pleasant Street. Lowell, to operate A.M. In the Probata Courtroom. Grand Rapids. Michi- ENJOY A "HOME COOKED" Med 45. This mud 51. Over 60. Sooner than 17. Slav DEALS. DEPENDABLE a vehicle sales outlet (Motorcycles) at gan. a hearing be held et which all creditors of said de- Restaurant. 700 Eaat 47. Watches 52. —Aviv 61. Proceed: 11. Not down ceased are required to prove their claims. Craditors TIMMON S' Chevrolet Trucks, secretly 59. Hesitate SERVICE. Look for our 23. Either must file sworn claims with the court and serva a copy erSmn 24. French-the" Construction 63. Intersected Buy With Confidence from your 218 S. WASHINGTON STREET, on Arthur DoBoaz, at 2110 Horton. S.E . Grand Rap- 64. Consumes 27 ids. Michigan. Company Buicks and Opels 65. Formerly ll! Birds Dodge "Distinguished" Dealer LOWELL Publication and service shall be made as provided PAINTING AND PAPERING—la's AUTHOHZIO DfAlE*S by statute and Court rule. 29. Greet (One of Five. 14 time wlnneri in U.S.A.) 31. Answers Date; March 21. 1973. aaae ugdd EIUZ DOWH 897-9972 ZJOUQ QEUl ••• 34. Frying pen Said location is properly zoned for vehicle A. DALE STOPPELS, See 1- Pace ' CBuu] 37. Sharp pain Judge of Probata 1. Passenger 40. Send forth sales. Section 8.1 of the Zoning Ordinance re- TAKE OUT SERVICE—Rivarviaw UU'J CS ELDB Timothy J. Conroy auto 42. Ourselves quires approval by the Board. 430 Union Bwik Building Inn, East City licrnts. UEOSB BCJDkjri 1. Vacant Jackson Motor Sales OPEN MONDAY 43. You: archaic Grand Rapids, Michigan Ud LiCtiBD CODE1 4. Little 46. English letter AND WEDNESDAY Blaine E. Bacon, Building Inspector by thi#aas. e30tf CHEVROLET ft BUICK SOLJ •• BG ear 5. Annoyed 48. Step A tr-je copy. Classifies ROLAND R. ROBEY, Vuon Eymc US 6. Mimic 50. Appeal 930 «. Mais 897-9281 Liwill EVENINGS THOMET yUDES VUD312 7. Youths 53. Ova Register of Probate c51-1 FORSLUND-S - rundeas Fur» cuv 8—Paso 54. Loaned Arc firtat! aire. Vwt our store soon at 122 E. OPBtt Monday ssad an 9. Military man 55. Edge 10. Hasten 56. Exwt Fulton, downtown Grand Rapids. 1250 W, 097-9294 DD2 DKC3 feJZuG Free partckig behind store. 11. Old age: 58. Insect ••• eJBDa TEDS archaic 61. All of ua 10 Lowdl Ledftr-Suburban Life, Much 29, 1973 Players To Give 25th Open House SUNDAY GUESTS ff/n/is Friends are invited to an open house on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kapps are the proud parents of a Lowell Ledger-Suburban Life. March 29. 1973 II anrfu' an? ^n-Moris Green had as Sunday guests, Mr. Return Performances RQ Mrs. Jerry Brumm and family. April 1, celebrating the 75th wedding anniversary of daughter born March 23 at the Ionia County Memorial Mr. and Mrs. Theo Miller of Riverside Drive, Saranac. Hospital. She arrived at 1:44 p.m. weighing seven lbs., ^George Burrows, 80, The Saransc Community Church is proud to an- The open house will be held at the Miller home from 10% oz. Long Time Resident nouce that the Alpha Omega Players will return to the 2 until 6 p.m. church on Palm Sunday, April 15, at 7:30 p.m. to pro- A son was born March 22 at 12:15 a.m. at the Ionia Passes, Services Held Alto Fireman's vide an evening of touching, provoking, and profession- County Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Buell Adello Biggs Passes al drama. Brinks of Saranac. The new arrival weighed seven lbs., Eighty-year-old George L. Burrows of 646 Mars Avenue, Ada, died March 24 in a local nursing home. For those who witnessed their last performance, it is and seven ounces. The Rev. Earl Decker of the First Baptist Church of He was interred in Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens not necessary to pique your interest. For those of you Lowell conducted the funeral services for Mrs. Adella Annual Ox Roast WELCOME TO Tuesday following services at the Roth-Gerst Chapel in who missed their presentation, you have something to Biggs Monday. March 19 at the Roth-Gerst Funeral Lowell. The Rev. Dean Bailey officiated. look forward to. Home. Interment was made in Alton Cemetery. ALTO AREA SCHOOL , Mr. Burrows is survived by his wife, Ruth; three The Alpha Omega Players have performed more than Mrs. Biggs, formerly of 142 South Center Street, sons, Stanley of Lowell, George of Grand Rapids and 2,700 times in the United States and Canada. They ate SARANAC 7 Lowell, passed away March 16 at the Cherry Creek Arthur of North Park; three step-sons, Robert Smith not amateurs, but professionals. t //s/ofiroi/, Nursing Home. A long-time resident of the Lowell area, April 7 of Grand Rapids, James Smith of Pottersville and Don- The two plays to be featured are "Aria Da Capo" by she was 80 years old. ald Smith of Lakeville, Indiana; one step daughter, Mrs. Edna St. Vincent Millay and "The Last Word" by James She is survived by a son, Frank Mainville of Dimon- SERVING 5 to 8 p. m. /fmAPmOWEASOMCMBVY/ Betty Hudson of Grand Haven. Broughton. dale, Michigan; a stepdaughter. Mrs. Leo (Bertha) Bry- He also leaves a sister, Mrs. Linda Joldersma of Engaged To Wed ant of Lowell; two step-sons, Lawrence Biggs of Saran- * ^Grand Haven; 28 grandchildren and 10-greal grandchil- ac and Burton Biggs of Flint; 20 grandchildren and six Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gunter of Saranac announce the *dren. Mail Registration engagement of their daughter, Karen Janet to Thomas 1972 Dodge great-grandchildren. Jay Reed. The bridegroom-elect is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Polara Reed of Ionia. He is employed at General Tire in Ionia. Tested By Draft Miss Gunter works at Universal Metal rtaditets in Schneider Electric Saranac. Four Door, 318, V8. Automatic, Radio, Vl 1969 Dodge * Selective Service is testing a more convenient draft Air Conditioning. Povwr Steering, Pow- ART'S registration by mail procedure in April in 56 Michigan Place Heavy Emphasis er Brakes, White Walls and Wheel Coven. Radii I TV Sirvice Residentjal-Commercial counties where there is no local board office, it was an- Vi-ton Pick Up * Industrial nounced today by W. J. Myers, deputy state director. On 'Farm Safety' COMPLETE REPAIR OF TV-RADIOS • During April, men of draft age will be able to pick JACKSON ANTENNAS - ETC. Improving Twenty-six Lowell swimmers who are taking advantage of the Lowell YMCA Wnter Swim Program, are going to the Grand Rapids YMCA Pool each V8, Automatic, Radio. Custom Cab, 2 WIRING ft REPAIRS up an application form in their local community and mail it to the draft board. The draft board will send a Walter Wittenbach, Chairman of the Michigan State Motor Sales Saturday. The Lowell Ygroup is working in improving their strokes, turns and Tone, Heavy Duty. J ASC Committee, has announced that county ASCS PHONE: 117-1111 MASTER ELECTRICIAN registration form and instructions to the applicant. The Strokes. . . conditioning. A period of water fun follows each practice session. Low Mileage-Excellent Condition ^ completed registration card would then be returned by offices in the State will place heavy emphasis on farm 930 Wett Main—Low«ll-897-9281 and home safety throughout 1973. mail to the draft board for normal processing. Men I Ait Waming - Proprietor 897-7157 or 897-9652 over 18 who have forgotten to register should do so Safety efforts will be aimed toward reducing the immediately. thousands of work-related farm accidents that occur WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4 * JACKSON | each year. ASCS will follow an outline set up by the The Selective Service Act still requires young men The Lydia Circle of the First United Methodist to register at age 18 or within 30 days before or after USDA by emphasizing a timely safety challenc each THAT WARM. . . . Motor Sales PROMPT, COURTEOUS SERVICE month. Live Music four hiims Church of Lowell will meet at the YMCA on Wednes- that date. The law also requires Selective Service to wwwwwwmim day. April 4 at 10 a.m. to hear the Book Reveiw given 930 West Main-Lowell-897-92Bl maintain an active standby organization with a com- Beginning with stress placed on "Safe Handling of Thenday, Friday, S^aaiday 4 Sanday by Mrs. Betty Yeiter. plete registration and classification structure capable Livestock" during January and "Workshop and Tool of immediate operation in event of a national emergen- Safety" in February, the Chairman said the remaining Calendcuv THURSDAY, APRIL 5 safety emphasis for the year are' March-"Safe Use of PROTECTED \ K \m Thursday Night cy. Vergennes Cooperative Club will meet on Thursday, Agricultural Chemicals;" ApriI-"Farm Tractor Safe- April 5. at 1:30 p.m. at Vergennes Hall. Hostesses- During April, applications for registration by mail SATURDAY, MARCH 31 We Carry may be picked up at most high schools, colleges and ty;" May-"Highway and Transport Safety;" June- Ellen Alberts and Ruth Howard. Program-American other community offices. "Recreation;" July-"Danger of Falls;" August-"Traf- FEELING The 39*615 of the First Congregational Church of Public gardens presented by Irma Richmond. fic and Back to School Safety;" September-"Develop- ^ (Your Favorite A Complete Line Normally young men can visit any draft board of- ^ Request) Lowell will meet Saturday, March 31. at 6:30 p.m. in ing Farm Safety System'.;" October-"Fire Prevention fice or volunteer registrar to register in person. This Fellowship Hall. Bring table service and a dish to pass THURSDAY. APRIL 12 Of Propane t We'll put your engine and Harvest Season Safety;" November-"Chore-Time will be about the only obligation under the standby for buffet table. An interesting program is planned. YFU travel and adventure presentation by Nancy Safety," and December-"Home and Holiday Safety." Natural Bas Appliances. draft system other than to report changes of address. The MONDAY, APRIL 2 Gwatkin on Switzerland at the Lowell High School Au- in tune for efficient The Michigan test is one of a series being conducted to ditorium Thursday. April 12 at 7:30 p.m. 'm promote increased voluntary registration under peace- EdHcitirs Tt Meet Fabulous The Golden Swingers, Senior Citizens, will meet in performonce time conditions. Hot Rocks the Bushnell School Monday, April 2. Potluck supper Margaret Clark Passes, Approximately 7,500 men are registered each month. Fer Drive-In Conference at 6 p.m. Special 'travelog' program. During 1972, draft boards reported 88,211 new regis- On April 11,1973 educators from Western Michigan St. Mary's Altar Society meeting Monday, April 2 Don'f let a sluggish en- trants. Services Held Saturday will be attending the 1973 Michigan Association for Su- will be held at the rectory- after evening devotions. gine hamper your driving pervision and Curriculum Development (M.A.S.C.D.) Co-hostesses will be Sue Doyle and Genevieve Weeks. Mrs. Margaret M. Clark of 520 N. Monroe. Lowell, and boost your gas costs Region D Drive-in Conference at Northview Hi^i School Lena Alice Bauer will have program on China painting. died March 22 at a local nursing home at the age of 96. orgas during the up-coming $75,000 Suit Filed in Grand Rapids beginning at 4 p.m. Drive-in conferenc- The Rev. Dean Bailey of the First United Methodist es of this type are sponsored regionally each year by Church of Lowell conducted services held Saturday cold weather. Our tune- A Lake Odessa area couple, Mr. and Mrs. Gary NOW UNDER TUESDAY. APRIL 3 M.A.S.C.S. to allow teachers and administrators an op- Lou Inn afternoon at the Roth-Gerst Funeral Home. 12312 E. Fulton Ave., LoweU up insures safe, econ- Smith, through their insurance agents, are seeking a Comes from kiowing you are NEW MANAGEMENT Phone 897-9348 portunity to explore and discuss new curriculum con- Island City Rebekah Lodge No. 282 of Lowell will Besides a sister. Miss Katherine Mueller of Lowell; omical driving under all court judgment for $75,000 after their Darby road Ada cepts. meet at the I.O.O.F. Hall on Tuesday. April 3, at 8 p.m. Mrs. Clark leaves one nephew and several grandnieces. home was destroyed by fire March 14,1972. conditions. Drive in soon! Regional drive-in conferences allow most educators completely covered with Insurance Burial was made in Lowell's Oakwood Cemetery. Defendants in the suit are Eugene Craig of Alto and the opportunity to complete a days work, attend the from.... his brother, Richard of Clarksville, doing business as evening conference, and return home the same day. Craig Brothers, and who reportedly contructed a fire- M.A.S.C.D. is one of the few remaining educational or- place and chimney in the Smith home sometime after ganizations that openly welcomes membership from the March, 1970 before selling the house to the Smiths. ranks of teachers, students, parents, and administrators. •? On March 14,1972, heat and flames reportedly l.R.B. THINGS TO COME • IM s. worked ouUide the flue liner and brick opening, set- ting fire to the wall studs, rafters and ceiling in the This year's graduating classes will find that their AGENCY INC. house. Flames eventually resulted in the home being class rings will cost about $20 more because of the soar- 676-4701 destroyed in the flames while the couple was forced to ing price of gold-and wedding rings will be up by I3S W. Main St, Lo««l S ft H GREEN STAMN flee in the darkness, according to the suit. about the same amount... Construction contracts The suit alleges the defendants were negligent in the this year are expected to total $92 billion, up one bil- Phone 897-9263 construction of the fireplace. lion from 1972.
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Lg-ac!! Lcdgcr-Subuiban Life, March 29, 1973 Mrs. Vera Rulason Think Before You Order ^Succumbs at 82 , Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the Back around 1915-Schrouder s Drug Store, located Roth-Gerst Funeral Home for Mrs. Vera D. Rulason. at 47 Monroe Avenue, was a favorite eating place for The Rev. F. Ervin Hyde of the First Congregational businessmen and shoppers who wanted a light lunch Bowne Township at noon. C. Althen Schrouder. of 417 Howard Street, Church of Lowell officiated. Lowell, whose family were proprietors of the drug Mrs. Rulason. aged 82 of 5179 Bancroft Avenue. store for many years, passed along the following menu. Lowell, passed away March 22 in a local nursing home. Especially significant is the last paragraph, still pro- She was interred in Oakwood Cemetery. viding food for thought in the light of today's high Annual Meeting She is survived by one sister, Mrs. Lewis (Pearl) 109 L MAIN ST.,L0Wlll prices. Jones of Lowell and several nieces and nephews. £ ooo
SYMPATHY EXTENDED Consider the food and energy value of your lunch. Saturday, An order of Baked Beans with a Cheese Sandwich Sympathy is extended to the family of Mrs. Ronald and a glass of Milk will serve any hard working man or (Mary) Yakes of Lowell in the death of her step-father, woman for six hours.-254. March 31, 1973 Carl L. McDonald, 76, of Grand Rapids. An order for Boiled Rice, Apple Pie a la Mode, and \ Mr. McDonald passed away March 24 in the Blod- a glass of Milk contains as much nourishment as two gett Hospital. Services were held Tuesday in Grand pounds of Beef Steak or eight Eggs, and makes an ex- Rapids with interment made in Chapel Hill Memorial cellent digestable luncheon.-254. Grattan Township Township Hall Gardens. An order for Spaghetti (made from choice wheat) Alto is a sensible, good food order. This Spaghetti is cook- ed with tomatoes and seasoned with bacon and cheese. v A combination lunch of our Spaghetti, Cheese Sand- Annual Meeting wich, a piece of nice home made Pie and a cup of good s. ii hot Coffee will cost you 25 cents. 1 p. m. Two Shredded Wheat Biscuits and a bowl of our ELECTRICAL good sweet Milk makes a quick, satisfying lunch that "Kung Pu" was never like this. Whether on will "stay you" five or six hours and put flesh on your TV7 V or in the YMCAymla Class,L.lass, Karate is funjun andana ribs. Served alone for 15 cents, or with pie and coffee Kung Fu Style goodfood exercise. Showing some of the Karate Wiring-Fixtures-Repairs Saturday for 25 cents. formform is, left to right, Maureen Doyle, Dan Nel- G. E. APPLIANCES Jello Puddings, topped with Whipped Cream, Rice son, Vic Weeks, Doc Malcolm and Pam Weeks. The Weeks will teach the YMCA Karate Class. Featured at the Lowell Area YMCA Indian Guides Family Pot Latch was Pudding, Bread Pudding, or Ice Cream Sundaes are all March 31, 1973 'Corky' Sparks "Corky-the Juggling Clown," who delighted some of the 320 children and good nutritious foods, which, when taken with a glass of Milk, makes a worthy 154 luncheon. YMCA Karate Lessons will be given Saturday morn- ate School. Rickert Electric parents in attendance at the annual event. Bean Soup (the way we make it) is delicious and ings, 9:30-11 a.m. starting April 14. The Karate Class • 208 S. Hudson, Lowrtl The type of Karate instruction will be Okinawa 897-9802 nourishing, so is our Vegetable Soup. For food values, will be held at the Lowell High School Gym and run Pot Latch Shorin-Ryu, which closely resembles the Karate seen try a bowl of our Soup with Wafers and a cup of hot for eight weeks. The class will be co-ed, for age 12 thru on the "Kung Fu" TV Show. Karate can be used, in Ada Township Cocoa, the two for 204. Township Hall adults. an emergency, for protection and self defense. How- Three hundred and twenty happy Y-Indian Guide A glass of Ice Cream Soda or a Sundae may "spoil -r- Instructors for the Karate Class will be Vic and Pam ever, Karate is basically good exercise and great fun. Sons and their Fathers and Families attended the Low- fdsy To Fix your appetite," but why not spoil it—that's all you eat Weeks, who are ranked Brown Belt. They have studied Mr. and Mrs. Weeks and members of the Grand Rap- ell Area YMCA Indian Guide Pot Latch on Friday, Grattan for, and there is economy that is worth considering. undij Tit
MPMnMMMn 14 LoweU Ledger-Suburban Life, March 29, 1973 'Lucky Box' Ticket Winners
The Strand Theatre of Lowell this week announced the ten winners of'free' movie tickets in their first of a series of Lucky Winner Drawings. The first ten winners became eligible for the contest F FRI.. SAT.-SUN.-March 30-31-Aprill 1 when they drop their Ledger coupons in the Lucky Box in the lobby of the theatre. Winning tickets were Beverly Veenstra of 12807 Four Mile Road, Lowell; Todd Reminga of 511 North Washington Street, Lowell; Bill Briggs, 976 Bowes Road, Lowell; Blanche Minor, Box 253, Saranac. Nick Fonger, 619 North Monroe Street, Lowell; It's fractured Charles Rodgers, 13681 Oberley Drive, Lowell; Tonya IWALTI trees and flying Kellcy, 12833 Four Mile Road, Lowell; Barbara Brown, skis ... it's a DISNEY 526 North Hudson Street, Lowell; Shirley Smith, 524 PRODUCTIONS SNOW BALL! Lincoln Lake Avenue, Lowell; and Dean Mulnix, Sar- •presentsH anac. The next drawing for tickets will be held in the lat- TECHNICOUM* ter part of April-get on the winning side by filling out the coupon found elsewhere in this edition of the pa- per, and depositing it the next time you visit the Strand. •iXMM kr tWIU »1JT« DIIIIIWIIM CO . IK Clin "ill 0>lMT Shooks To Be Honored
:o;-o TtCMNKOtOH* At Open House Sunday 3^ Ulalt Misney World•If f A 50th wedding anniversary open house Sunday, April 1, will honor Mr. and Mrs. Gale Shook of 195 Center Street, Lowell. Katherine Titta, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Titta and Laura Forslund, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jon Because of the popularity of this The Shooks, who were married 50 years ago in Ne- orslund look at only a few of the many books collected for the Whatso-ever Circle's annual used book sale. show, please note Special Schedule braska, will greet their guests from 2 to 5 p.m. in St. Mary's School, Lowell. Book Sale To Benefit X-Ray Department Friday-One Show-7:45 p.m. Hosting the event will be their three sons, the Rev. Saturday-Two Shows-7 and 9:15 p.m. and Mrs. Elvis Shook of Temperance, Michigan, Elgie dia and other reference material; fiction, both hard cov- The Whatsoever Circle of Blodgett Memorial Hospi- of Kalamazoo and Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Shook of Low- er and paperback books; non-fiction, including travel, Sunday-Two Shows-4:30 and 7 p.m. tal will sponsor its 13th annual used book sale April ell, and their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William (Eldora) biographies, art, religion and philosophy; sports and 11 through April 14 in the Eastbrook Mall. The sale Schmidt of Sparta. hobbies; poetry and classical literature; children's books; will be held daily from 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. NEXT WEEK Also helping the Shooks celebrate the occasion will textbooks and National Georgraphic magazines. Proceeds from the sale, the largest of its kind locally, be their 17 grandchildren and twelve great-grandchil- Books are still being collected. If you wish to donate will benefit the x-ray department of Blodgett Memorial dren. any books please call Mrs. Peter Titta 676-9896 or Doctor Zhivago Hospital. More than 20,000 books have been collected Mrs. Jon Forslund 676-9423. Circle members will ar- THINGS TO COME at this time. They include: complete sets of encyclope- Plus Sat. & Sun. Matinees range to pick up the books. Prices for crude drugs-natural botanical products- 'Hills of Home' with Lassie are expected to rise because of poor weather in the growing areas and dollar devaluation .,. Russia will spend S24 billion by 1975 to increase food output h through land reclamation. James Wier, Manor Study Group Probes Manager, Dies Suddenly Consumer Protection Read South Boston Extention Study Group met at the 1 Win Free Movie Tickets! James Weir, manager of Schneider Manor, passed home of Mrs. Glendon Bovee March 13, at 1:30 p.m. away suddenly Monday evening, March 19, of an ap- The meeting was called to order by the chairman, Mrs. Fill out this coupon and deposit in the "Lucky Box" in the lobby of the parent heart attack. Mr. Weir, 73, resided at the man- Bovee. Several members were absent, due to people be- I Strand Theatre. The or, 720 Bowes Road, Lowell. ing sick and on trips to the sunny South. Mr. Weir retired in 1967 after a 45 year association After the short business meeting, the lesson "Con- I Name with the YMCA. For many years, he served the youth sumer Protection-Who Needs It", was presented by Want of Chicago and Alton, Illinois, St. Louis, Missouri, the chairman, Mrs. Bovee, in the absence of the leader- I Street Port Huron and Muskegon, Michigan before coming teacher, Mrs. Paul Wittenbach. All who are consumers to Grand Rapids in 1951. He also served the Lowell Y and shoppers need consumer protection these days City as interim secretary before his appointment as mana- with so many different products on the market and I Ads ger of Schneider Manor. the many services offered. Also, the high cost of Age (If under 16) He was a long time member of the Grand Rapids goods and services enters into the need for protection. I Downtown Kiwanis Club. The consumer not only has certain rights that he Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at the should expect when shopping for goods and services, Roth-Gerst Chapel. The Rev. Dean Bailey of the First but is also expected to have some responsibilities. li United Methodist Church of Lowell conducted the Some of these are: I. To be sure and read labels on the services. Interment followed in Lakeside Cemetery, goods, and follow directions in the care and handling of Muskegon. goods. 2. Be sure to read all contracts and agreeements Mr. Weir is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Roger before signing. 3. Do some research before hand when (Patricia) Kropf of Lowell and two grandchUdren, you are going shopping for any product or service. Steven and Barbara. You have a right to have a choice of products to choose from and a range of prices and to expect good performance from the product and that it will perform BIG DAYS LEFT 90th Open House as per the advertisement. Bullentins, and where to get them, on numerous All friends and relatives of Elmer Miller are cordially topics were also listed in the literature presented to invited to help him celebrate his 90th birthday on Sun- each member. This was a very good lesson, which was iVafaAzetc day, April 1. well presented. Mr. Miller will be the guest of honor at an open The next meeting will be April 17th at 1:30 p.m. at house, from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Schneider Manor, 720 the home of Mrs. Carl Wittenbach. u Bowes Road, Lowell. , The open house will be held in the Manor's new rec- reation room. Subscribe Today
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