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VOLUME ELEVEN-NO. FORTY-EIGHT THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1966 NEWS ST AND COPY Sc. Advance enrollment Forest Hills Jr. High 'The New Russia' A. C. A. discuss in· nursery school Square dance to present variety shew Ready schedule Debate teams must be made soon Dancing, singing and guitar next in series plans for 4th Hurry, hurry, if you have a huge success strumming will be featured at for fall term tie for fifth the Junior High Variety Show. "The New Russia" will be The debate team for the '65- pre-school child and hope to en­ presented on the "Travel and The A. C. A. was started in roll the little one in Cascade The Ada Community Associa­ The 17 acts include two num­ Within a few weeks students '66 season finished with a fifth 1965 by members of the com­ tion's square dance held Satur­ bers by the pom-pon girls. John of Forest Hills will be filling Adventure Series" sponsored by place tie in the 0-K conference Christian Nursery this fall. Now the Congregators of Ada Con­ munity who wanted to see the is time to enroll hin1. day, February 12, at the Egypt Robinson is Master of Cere­ out their schedules for next fall. league. 4th of July Celebration continu­ Valley Grange was a success. mon ies and Beverly Drumm, The guidance office asks that gregational Church at 8 p. m., The class, consisting of l6 The state license for the nur­ in the Forest Hills Auditorium, ed in Ada. In past years the sery school only permits 32 en­ The members of the association student director, according to each student consider his sched­ members, started research on Ada Businessmen's Association rollments and already 18 are wish to thank everyone who Mrs. Marjorie Dick, choir di­ ule seriously now so that chang­ on Saturday, February 19. The this year's topic in early Se;:i­ sponsored this m o s t worth bought tickets to help support rector and sponsor of the ac­ es will not have to be made film will be narrated in person tember. The topic was: '·Re­ enrolled. by Clay Francisco, who pro­ while event, but due to lack of This is one of the most pop­ the 4th of July celebration. tivity. 1ater. With the school growing solved; That the Federal Gov­ cooperation and the hard work The single pe1i ormance will so rapidly, it is becoming a duced this travelogue. ernment Should Adopt a Pro­ ular nursery schools in Kent We wish to thank the many Clay Francisco, of Los Ange­ for the few people who were County. The children gain so be during the school day. problem to change schedules in gram of Compul ory Arbilra· involved. they dropped the pro­ people from Lowell, Rockford, the fall. les, California, brings to the tion in Labor-Management Dis­ much from it in association with Belding, and surrounding areas film-lecture platform a back­ ject in 1964. Moans and groans other children learning new and Mr. Gerrit Lamain, guidance putes in the Basic Industries." were heard throughout the who attended and helped make Organize Jr. High counselor, said the changes for ground of writing, magazine The team was divided into exciting forms of play. this such a success. publishing, wartime exploits & community. Applica tion can be made with changing schedules next fall will " A" and "B" divisions. "A" girls athletics be limited. documentary film production. team negative, Dennis Byerly A few interested citizens Mrs. John Titsworth 949-1466. Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Staskus, His journey to the Soviet Union formed a group and registered of 6620 Grand River Drive, were Scheduling starts early so the and Lloyd Rich. A new organization of girls' school can hire teachers accord­ covered more than 10,000 miles "B" Team affirmative con­ as the Ada Community Associa­ the winners of the AM-FM rad­ after school athletics has bceq and he was granted a length tion. Bruce Phillion and Jim io. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rickert ingly. This, and the fact that sisted of Mark Jason and Dar­ organized in the junior high. 1 the school is growing so rapid­ of stay far above normal. ryl Larson. "B" Team nega­ Rooker spearheaded the group. Now serving in of Lowell were the winners of All activities, including tramp­ Therefore, Clay and his artist and many others joined the the balloon dance which provid­ ly, is the reason schedules are Don Harrington tive consisted of Vicki Bos and oline, badminton, tumbling and made out in the spring. wife, Jacquelyn, were able to Jill Zoodsma. group and worked very very ed a great deal of fun for the possibly archery will be offer­ photograph a comprehensive & hard and in a short time had South Viet Nam participants and the people who The guidance offices urges stu­ to talk to P. F. A six-round debate in the Re­ ed. About 50 seventh grade girls dents to enroll in subjects they revealing report on how the gional Tournament gave Forest organized the celebration. Since just watched. and nearly the same number of Russians live. Hundreds of au­ the new group was without Pfc. Carl Lanham II, son of can handle. This will eliminate Donald HaITington, Deputy Hills only one win. For next Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lanham, Another square dance is be­ eighth graders will participate, having to switch classes after diences have witnessed "The year the debate class could use funds, the Ada Businessmen according to Miss Cloria Neve, Francisco touch" in the past. Sheriff, of the Kent Collllty very generously donated the 4646 Ada Drive, Grand Rapids, ing planned for early Spring. school starts. Sheriff's Department; recepi­ interested students with the will is currently serving as a Door Watch for the announcement. sponsor and gym teacher. Guidance counselors are avail­ Now with "The New Russia'', to research and to present the money they had in their treas­ Each class meets one night he offers a visual experience ent of the " Law En1orcement ury for the 4th of July Cele­ gunner, aboard a helicopter in able to any students unsure of Officer of the Year Award'', debate topic effectively. the Ankhe Valley of South Viet a week ; one on Wednesday and the post graduation plans. It for those who want the best. "With the senior debaters leav­ bration. one on Thursday, from 3 p. m. Our tour of "The New Rus­ will speak to the Ada Pil­ Nam. is never too late to look for grim Fellowship on Sunday, ing, more students are needed In an effort to raise money, Carl graduated from Forest Change requirements to 4 p. m. Projected activities help or advice you may need, sia" will take us to see the to keep the debate team active of the group include competition treasures and pleasures of Len­ February 20, at 4 p. m. at the ACA sold fly-swatters, door­ Hills High School in 1965. He for graduation at F. H. Ada Congregational Chm·cb. and strong," Lloyd Rich said. to-door; at grocery and hard­ served in the local 394th Sta­ with junior high groups in oth­ ingrad, linking the magnifi­ The Board of Education bas er schools in such sports as NOTICE cence of Czarist Russia with Mr. Harrington's topic will ware stores; street corner tion hospital Reserve unit and be " Why Kids Get into Trou­ sales; the people of the com­ was released for active duty in changed Forest Hills graduation basketball and swimming. Ada Athletic and Recreation the birth of Lenin's Commu­ Music facilities munity were very generous and June. requirements. These competitions will prob­ Association will hold its annual nism. In Peterhof we will dis­ ble'', a lively discussion will purchased many of them and He completed his basic train­ Previously, two years of sci· ably be started within a year meeting Friday, February 25, cover scores of fountains, cas­ follow. Refreshments will be near completion they have the thanks again of or two, Miss Neve said. cades and cana ls~ At a Young served. Any high school stu­ ing at Fort Knox, Kentucky, & ence and two years of math at the Ada Town Hall at seven j ent in the area is invited to The new senior band and the Association. ad".a?ced to combat infantry were required. Now one year o'clock. Pioneer's Camp we will inter­ view several teenagers. Inside attend this meeting. choir building is nearing com­ Right now, the 4th of July trallllilg at Camp Polk, Louisi· of each is satisfactory. NEED BROWNIE UNIFORM:;' Election of officers will take pletion and will be ready for oc­ seems ages away, but with the ana. This change was made to al­ New Brownie troop desper­ place at this time and every­ the Hermitage, we will find one of the world's most distinguish­ cupancy possibly sometime this grass showing through the snow Carl recently requested that low more flexibility in the choice ately needs used uniforms. Car one is urged to attend. month. it's really much closer than his address oo given to any who of courses next year. 676-5443. c47-48 ed art collections. We will en­ joy a pe1iormance at the Kirov Public hearing Equipment for the building you realize. might want to write to him. Do was purchased and has been de­ The Association is very anx· ~:Irop him a line, mail is very Ballet and visit the students at a ballet school. The brooding livered. The new building will ious to get some new people in· important to these young men on Ada zoning be a great improvement over to the group. New blood makes so far away from home. His majesty of Moscow will be re­ vealed, as we enter the Krem­ the old facilities and much more for new ideas. We don't want address is Pfc Carl K. Lan­ The Ada Planning Commis­ room will be available. money, just interested people, ham, R.A. 16-802-551, Co. B. lin and see the priceless jewels of the Czars. sion will conduct a Public Hear­ oldtimers or newcomers, who 229th Aslt. Hel. Bn. 1st Cavalry ing on the proposed Ordinances are willing to put their work Airrnobile, San Francisco, A.P.- While in Moscow, we will see at 2 p. m. at the Ada Town­ Bishop to be and ideas into an old-fashioned 0 . 96490, California. the Moscow Film Festival, the ship Hall on Saturday, Febru­ 4th of July for the community. USA-USSR Track Meet, and the International Women's Congress ary 19. at St. Michael's The meetings for the Associa­ The public is invited to call tion will be held the first Tues­ Nurnberger is and the University of Moscow. The Rt. Rev. Charles E. Ben­ Our journey of this mammoth or visit the following Commis­ day of every month, watch fo r sioners to review the proposals nison, D.D ., Bishop of the the exact place for the month All-A student country will also include the Western Diocese of Michigan, fabled lands of Central Asia · prior to the meeting. of March. We are hoping that Dan Vos, chairman, 8956 E. will visit St. Michael's Episco­ we will need the Township Hall Michigan State University has visiting the Kazaks, Uzbeks'. pal Mission at 4 p. m. on the honored 463 students who ach­ and the Tartars, the antique Fulton Road, OR 6-1193; Jay to hold this meeting, so please VanAndel, 7186 Wind¥ llill Dr., afternoon of February 20 for each and everyone of you make ieved all-A records during the cities of Samarkand and Buk­ full visitation and confi.rmation.. fall term. hara, Alma Ata., and lovely OR 6-5921; Neil A. Weathers, secvices. · an effort to attend. Those Chur­ jr., 500 Dogwood Avenue, NE, ch and School Organizations Names of the students will Lake Issyk. Here is an exciting The candidates for confirma­ be placed on the All-A honor color film which explores the OR 6-4401; Norval J. Clifford, who wish to have a booth on 4865 Aylesworth, SE, 949-0234. tion are: Kris E. Fisher, a 7th the carnival mid-way should roll, which offers " recognition of contrasts of Russia with inti­ grader at Forest Hills Jr. High the highest attainment in schol­ Kenneth Stubbs, 3490 Grand have a representative at the mate views of the Soviet peo­ River Drive, NE, 363-3308; Oli­ School; Marlene G. Haas, a 7th meeting. Watch the Sub-Life arship." ple. grader at Caledonia Jr. High Dr. John A. Hannah, Michi­ ver L. Robinson, secretary, 5951 for the exact meeting place, Old Presque Isle Lighthouse is now museum Tickets may be purchased at School; Robert A. Heffron and gan State University president the door $1.50 adult and $1.00 Grand River Drive_ NE, 676- the time will be 8 p. m. Tues­ 1031; Joseph McCabe, 9354-4 John W. de'Aguirre, both 9th day, March 1. feted the students at a din· children. Season tickets may grader at FHJHS, and Pat ner. still be obtained to use as 6 Mile Road, OR 6-3881. If you desire further informa­ John Adrianse, 7641 Fase St., rick R. Fairbrother a 6th grad­ tion any of the following offi­ Among the students to be admissions for the remaining er at Caledonia. honored was William Nurnberg­ Present Presque Isle is manned 4 programs. Season tickets $5. 676-3701; Richard Lynch, ex· of­ cers may be contacted: James ficio, 8815 Conservation, N. E., · In honor of the confirmation Rooker, president, Robert J. er, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ The following programs and class, their mothers have ar­ liam Nurnberger, 7625 Cascade OR 6-1118; and William Rupp, Hanes. vice president, Mel Koo­ dates are still to be presented: 7325 Driftwood Drive SE 676- ranged a reception to be held istra, treasurer, and Mrs. Rob­ Road, SE. Llvin91lont Mtmorlai "Alaska" on March 5, "Italy" in the church parlor following Nurnberger, a graduate of 1856. ' ' ert Wilcox, secretary. on April 2, and "California" on A copy of the zoning ordi­ the confirmation service. Accomplishments of the asso­ Forest Hills High School, is stud­ April 30. ying electrical engineering. nance and a map is available ciation have been: A successful for inspection at the office of 4th festivities; a soap box der­ the township clerk, Mrs. Kath­ Area students by race; a beauty contest, Project ESCROW eryn Sytsma, 7172 Thornapple crowning of Miss Wendy Elwell River Drive. as "Miss Thornapple Valley", NCA visit F. H. Several months ago a group .earn degrees who also represented Ada in The long awaited day will of young people from Fountain the Miss Michigan Pageant in soon be here. On February 24, Street Church were given a RESOLUTION The University of Michigan Muskegon, resulting in a fran­ a committee of the North Cen­ unique project. What could they has awarded 1,642 degrees at tral Association will be at the do to help further understand­ Upon motion duly made and the end of the fall term, Erich chise for the future Miss Pa­ seconded, the following resolu­ A. Walter, secretary of the lJni­ geants. high school to determine if For­ ing among teen-agers on an est Hills can qualify for accre­ inter-racial basis. As usual tion was unanimously adopted versity has announced. by the Ada Township Planning The graduate list, approved ditation. The NCA is one of young people today go to the Commission: oldest accrediting agencies in hea:t of things. They felt their by the Regents, includes 652 un­ Jr. Hi{!h takes 12 the United States and is made pro1ect should encourage under­ R~SOLVED, that the Zoning dergraduates and 990 graduate Ordmance for Ada Township, students. So far this fiscal year up of high schools, colleges l!GEND standing, cooperation and suc­ first divisions and universities in 19 mid-wes­ cessful work among all the bearing a date of December 20, 3,450 degrees have been con­ tern states. Lower Pensllua teen-agers of our community. ·1965, and attached to this res­ ferred. olution, is hereby adopted pur­ Area students receiving de­ We wish to congratulate the At least 20 visitors will be 1. Belle 1111 light They separated completely suant to the authority vested at Forest Hills from these uni­ 2. William Livingstone Light from Fountain Street Church to grees at the end of the fall first division winners for their 3. Fort Gratiot Light in this Commission under the te1m include Michael J. Boer­ fine performance at the Junior versities and high schools. In set up an organization called A. Port Sanilac Light Planning Ordinance of Ada ma, 4621 Three Mile Road, NE, High Solo and Ensemble Con­ preparation for this visit the ESCROW, " Every student con­ faculty and administration have 5. Harbor Beech Light Township to effect the prepara­ Master of Science in Engineer­ test held Saturday at Ionia. 6 . Poinre Aux Barque light tributes reasonably of growth". worked many extra hours pre­ tion and adoption of a master ing; David V. Cross, 2951 Dean There were a total of 12 first 7. Tawas Light Students from many schools plan pursuant to Section 8 paring the necessary materials. were asked to help and it was Road, SE, Doctor of Philoso­ division winning entries from 8 . Sturgeon Point l ight thereof, & to effect the repeal phy; Barbara L. Davis, 857 San­ the eighth and ninth grades To qualify for the accredita­ 9. Alpena Light decided an All City Talent of present zoning ordinance of tion, high standards, must be 10. Old Presque Isle lighrhousa Show would be their project. ta Barbara Drive, SE, Bache­ This was by far the largest Ada Township of 1949, as lor of Arts. number of first ever for the met in almost every phase of 11 . Presque Isle Lighthouse Bif Freeman of Forest Hills qualifications of the teaching 12. Forty Mile Point Light amended. Phillip J. Guichelaar, 6631 Cas­ junior high competitors at For­ High School and Herman Jef­ FURTHER RESOLVED, that staff to the nature of the com­ 13. Rive r Range Front Light (Chtboygonf ferson of South High School cade Road, SE, Master of est Hills. 14 . Old Mackinac Point Light the Secretary of this Commis­ munity around the school. were elected Co-chairman. The Science; Lynne R. Siegel, 2626 First division solo winners 15 . O ld McGulpin Point light sion is empowered and directed Reeds Lake, SE, Bachelor of are as follows: Bob Taylor, San­ Willard DeJonge, asst. prin­ 16 . Old Mission Point Light Talent Show will be held on cipal, deserves a great deal of Saturday, March 5, 8 p. m. at to take such necessary steps to Arts; and Gwenyth A. Taylor, di Zoodsma, Missy Hamp, Scott 17. Grand Traverse light provide for notice by publica­ 2515 Elmwood Drive, SE, Mas­ Stevens, Nancy Larson, Holly credit as chairman of the study. 18. Point Betsie light South High Auditorium. tion, public hearing and com­ After the visit it will be the 19. Frankfort North Breakwater light Twenty-seven acts were chos­ ter of Arts. Chadwick, Steve Banta, and ) munication to the Ada Town­ end of March when the final 20. North Pierhecd Light (Manistee! en to be in the show on the Marty Everse. 21. Big Soble Light (Ludington) ship Board as may be necessary Ensemble first division win­ decision will be made at the basis of talent, originality and to effect enactment of this or­ Mary-Martha Guild to annual convention in Chicago. 22. Lud ingron Breakwater Light teen appeal. The show will ners were Cindy Weaver, Deb­ 23. Lillie Sable Light (Harl) dinance. February range in i~te~est from a young meet 24th bie Scoles, Missy Hamp, Cin­ 24. Old White lake Lighthouse (Monla9'Je\ ··-··-··-...._.. ~ ...... '"··--' :·1 TO THE ADA TOWNSHIP dy Berry, John Barker, Jean 25. Muskegon South Breakwater light classical p1amst to the noisiest BOARD : The Mary-Martha Guild of the Herrity, Sandi Zoodsma, and Martin-Collins PT A 26. Grand Haven South Pierhead light Old Mission Is now parli ?f " Big Beat" guitars. (The As Secretary of the Ada Town­ Ada Congregational Church will Bob Schoof. to hold open house 27. South Haven South Pie rhecd light Judges were amazed at the ship_ Planning Commission, I hold their regular meeting at Bill Heydnberk and Cris 28. St. Joseph North Pier Inner Light number of guitars apparently certify that the foregoing is a the. home of Mrs. John Potma, Tuesday, Feb.rucuy 22 being played in Kent County.) Drumm devoted many hours of Upper Peninsula ' true copy of the resolution adop­ at 12:30 February 24. practice with the soloists, and ESCROW would like to make ted by this Commission at its A dessert luncheon will be their efforts are greatly appre­ Martin-Collins PTA will hold 29. Mackinac Island light the show an annual event and properly convened meeting held served. The program will be an Open House Tuesday, Feb­ 30. De Tour Reef Light hopes that their community will ciated. 31. Point Iroquois light (Boy Milll) January 20. 1966. given by Mrs. B. H. Petersen. ruary 22, from 7 til 9. All in­ be proud of them. The adults Oliver L. Robinson, Her topic is "Women of the 32. Whilefish Point Light involved feel that ESCROW is terested people in the commu­ 33. Grand Marais l ight Secretary Bible." Devotions will be given nity are invited to attend and 34. Au Sable light (Grand Mcra i4 an exciting example of what by Mrs. Allen DeVol. MAURICE AMELAR inspect the new addition to the 35. Marquette light happens when young people set school. The teachers will be in 36. Big Bay Point light out together to prove their Vice-President their rooms to greet parents 37. Send Point Light (Baragof worth. H. B. Shaine & Co., Inc. and visitors. 38. Keweenaw lower Entrance light For a lovelier you • • • Investments, Stocks & Bonds There will be a short busi­ 39. Old Portage River Lighlhous• AO. Old Beto Gri1e light Members of ness meeting in the All-purpose 41 . Copper Harbor light Married Feb. 8 See Us for Personalized Shaping, New York Stock Exchange room at 7:30. 42. Eagle Harbor Light Mrs. Jen Houseman of Lo­ Amer. Stock Exch. (Assoc). 43. Sand Hills l ight well and Charles Van Timmer­ Expert Coloring, 44. Keweenaw Upper Entrance en of Ada were married Feb­ Soft-Look Permanents 111 Pearl st., N. W. On dean's list ..• 45. Ontonagon light Grand Rapids, Michigan ruary 8 in Allegan at the par­ 46. Menominee Pierhead Light sonage of Rev. Thomas House­ Phone GL 6-9622 Gerald Polllce, son of Mr. 47. Manistique light man, a grand-nephew of the donri's hair stylists and Mrs. John S. Polllce, Ada, 48. Soul Choix Point lig ht ~-"' Res.: 335 Honey Creek Ave. has been named to the Dean's bride, who performed the cere­ 216!/z E. l\IAIN STREET, LOWELL PHONE : 897-8155 Ada, Mich.-Ph. 676-1742 List for the fall tenn at Michi­ mony. Closed Mondays c34tf gan Technological University, The couple are on a wedding "WIG HEADQUARTERS AND STYLISTS" Sault Branch. trip to Florida. LOST&FOUND

ZIG ZAG - Sewing machine. FOR SALE - Ladies' man­ PAGE TWO SUBURBAN LIFE, FEB. 17, 1966 FOR SALE Brand new salesman's demon­ made fur coat, medium stze; \VANTED REAL ESTATE FOR RENT strator close out. Makes but­ Electro Grand portable sew­ tonholes, monograms, sews on ing machine. Call EM 1-5102. LOWELL LEDGER FOR SALE - Used school bus­ WA NTED TO BUY - Pianos. FOR RENT - Room in pri­ ses Lowell Area School. Bus­ buttons, etc., all without us­ p44-45 SUBURBAN LIFE WANT AD PAGE NEW SUBURBAN HOMES vate home. 7.i mile west of ses' No. 7 and 11 will be sold ing attachments. Regular Up-right, Grand, all kinds. Largest F HA lots. All plaster­ city limits on M-21. Steam price $99.95. Will sacrifice for LOSE WEIGHT - Safely with CASH RATE: 15 words 50c, additional words 3c each. If not Cash paid, quick service. Write ed hardwood trim throughout to the high bidders February or phone Chaffee, 3890 Knapp heat. Over night or by week. 28. Bids must be presented to $39.90 or $1.25 per wk. Will Dex-A-Diet tablets. Only 98c paid on or before 10 days after insertion, a charge of lOc FHA financing available. Best TW 7-7208. c44-45 take trade. Call fast on this at Ada Pharmacy, Ada. p43-46 for bookkeeping will be made. . Ave. Phone 361-0815, Grand construction value in this area. the Superintendent's office by Rapids. p45-47 12 noon on that day. Contact one. 459-3501 , Electro Hy­ BOX NUMBER : If box number in care of this office is de· See these homes while und­ HOUSE FOR RENT In Lo- VENTILATION FANS - Com­ er construction. Half mile Joe Green regarding the con­ giene. c45 sired, add 50c to above. HELP WANTED - Men or wo­ well, Cascade area. Three dition of the buses. c45-46 plete stock of all sizes. Witten­ north of Lowell on Vergennes bedrooms. Call 897-7863. c45 FOR SALE - The finest selec­ bach Sales & Service Co., 749 ALL ERRORS in telephone advertisements at sender's risk. men. We need high quality Street. William Schreur, con­ tion of carpets for the lowest West Main St., Lowell. Phone RATES are based strictly on uniform want ad style. people, high wages available. tractor and builder. TW 7-8189. HOUSE FOR RENT - 6720 FOR SALE - German Shep­ Call 534-9761 for appointment. herd puppies, $10 each; call possible price, stop and see 897-9227. c44-45 OUT-OF-TOWN advertisements must be accompanied by re- c6tf 28th Street. 3 bedroom, bath 897-7286. c45 us, terms available. Johnson mittance. c34tf oil furnace, $60 per month. Carpet Co., 4034 Chicago Dr., IF DOCTOR - Says ulcers, get DO YOU NEED MONEY - To Call 949-1243. c45 new Ph5 tablets. Fast as liq­ 0261 Copy for ads on this page must be in WA NTE D - Income tax work buy, build, remodel or repair FOR SALE - 1949 Studebaker, Grandville, Michigan, 534-8039. "'1 Ledger office before 5 P . M. on Tuesdays and bookkeeping. Call Bill FOR RENT - Two bedroom radio, heater, snow tires, me­ c4ltf uids. Only 98c at Ada Pharm­ 897 a home? If you do, try our acy, Ada. p43-46 Fritz, TW 7-7262. c45-48 fast, courteous service. You home. Carpeting, drapes, ex­ chanically excellent. 58,000 ac­ cellent storage, built-in stove, tual miles, $60. Call 458-0644. DON'T DISCARD - That steam will like the "open end" mort­ STIHL CHAIN SAWS - With FOR SALE - 9x12 rugs, $19.95 ; WANTED - Babysitter work. dishwasher , disposal, panel­ c45 iron when you drop it or it 12xl2, $35; 12x15, $43 ; 12x18, gage privilege too, that all of 17 and 22 inch bars, automa­ Experienced. Will work week our borrowers enjoy. Lowell led recreation room, breeze­ fails to work; it can be fix­ $49. Write or call Johnson I days 6:30 p. m. until mid­ R C. A. LICENSED - P icture ed at reasonable cost. For tic oiling. Available at K&W Savings & Loan Association, way, garage. 500 N. Washing­ Small Motors, 2361 West Main Carpet Co., 4034 Chicago Dr., REWARD night. Later on week ends. Lowell, TW 7-8321. c33tf ton. 897-8289. p45 ·tubes, 25 percent off. William's service on all small applian­ Grandville, Michigan. Call 534- Ada, Cascade, Eastmont area Radio & TV, 126 N. Hudson ces and power tools, call TW Street, Lowell. Phone 897-9537 5,000 S&H Green Stamps c43tf 8039. c4ltf only. Call Barbara Phillion, FOR SALE -By owner. Com­ St., Lowell. Phone TW 7-9340. 7-7397, Charles Houseman, paid for the apprehension OR 6-1690. c43tf LOST AND FOUND c23tf 1049 North Washington Street, E LECTROLUX- Vacuum clean­ and identification of the fortable two bedroom, cot­ Lowell. c45tf FOR SALE - Round, blond, tage type home. two blocks er, larger model with all the WANTED TO RENT - Family LOST - Female Beagle Dog. USED TV'S -Reconditioned, - Lane coffee table; floor lamp; cleaning equipment included. OLDEST FUR NACE from new high school. Call and guaranteed, $29.50 and cowboy bedspreads, like new. of eight wants to rent home Darroll McLaughlin, 897-8269, Answers to Dutchess. Lost in LIVE MUSIC - If you want Runs and cleans like new. in Lowell School area. max. up. William's Radio & TV, the Shaggs with their swing­ Phone 676-1008. c45 operating in this area. after 6:30 p. m. c45-48 Cascade Area. Reward. 949- May be had fo r 5 final pay­ $25 weekly. Phone 897-7286. 3571. Children's Pet. c45 126 N. Hudson St., Lowell. ing live entertainment at rea­ ments of $5 or will discount Phone TW 7-9340. c23tf FOR SALE - John Deere M c45 FOR SALE OR LEASE - 9.2 sonable rates, write Scott Jef- tractor and equipment. Call for cash. Call today 459-3501 , You may recognize him by million new cars and trucks feries, Box 128, Lowell, Mich­ Electro Hygiene. c45 his bad habits: WANTED - Female, 30-35 for FOR SALE - Registered seven OR 6-2812. p45 I sold in 1965. Why not own Hastings Livestock year old Ram; American Ox­ igan or phone 897-7589 after general office work, 3 days your own business! Automo­ 6 p. m. p45tf F OR SALE - Bird cage, sq.; WALTER'S - Lumber Mart. -NOISY AT WORK a week. 8: 30 to 4:30. Write ford Down. weighs about 250 tive garage in Freeport, Mich. February 11, 1966 pounds. Call GL 4-6910 or two clocks, electric chime, Open daily including Saturday -QUITS WITHOUT giving particulars. Post Office With or without inventory & WE CAN NOW - Supply you black star. Blonde drum ta­ until 6 p. m., Friday night 'til NOTICE Box 69, Lowell, Mich. c44tf Feeder Pigs ______$18.00-$29.50 MY 8-8855. Ram may be seen Vlith silos. unloaders and the equipment. Call collect for at 6173 Kraft Avenue. c45 ble. Phone 949-3007. c45 9 p. m. Everything for the terms. R. L. Walton, Broker, Top Calves ______$38.00-$41.00 most revolutionary feeder ev­ home! 925 West Main Street, - ADDICTED TO THE HELP WANTED - Man to Seconds ______$30.00-$38.00 IF DOCTOR SAYS - Ulcers, SMOKING HABIT. work on Poultry farm near 345-2969 Kalamazoo. c45 er to be on the market THE Lowell. Phone 897-9291. c22tf Common & Culls ---$15.00-$30.00 F ARMEC TROUGH FEED­ get new Ph5 tablets. Fast as Lowell. Living quarters furn­ If you know the whereabouts Young Beef ______$18.00-$23.00 E R. We have put 15 in this liquids. Only 98 cents at Chris­ TANK FULL?- CALL FULLER ished. Can use an older man. R. J. TIMMER REAL TY Beef Cows ______$14.00-$18.00 year and would like to show tiansens Drugs. p45-48 Septic Tank Cleaning. Licen­ of this culprit, rush the fol­ Phone 527-0860. MacPherson lowing information Bulls ______$17.00- $20. 00 SPECIAL SALE! you this feeder before you sed and bonded. Day or night Hatchery, Ionia . p44-45 ADA -Large lots and acre­ Top Hogs ______$29.00-$29.50 buy. We know you will want ACCIDENTS HAPPEN - Quick­ emergency service. Member age, from $2,200 and up. ly. Be sure you have our fu ll of Ada Businessmen's Associ-' Name ------WANTED-Beautician. Full or EAST SUBURBAN - Lowell Second Grade ______$28.00-$29.00 one too. coverage protection on your Roughs ______$22.00-$25.50 5 16" STRIATED FIR WE ALSO HA VE - Milker ation. Phone 676-5986. c22tf Age ------part time. Donri's Beauty school, older four bedroom automobile in case of loss. Salon. TW 7-7993. c45 farm home, barn, five or Boars ______$20.00-$24.50 Primed Face pumps, pipe lines and units Serial No. ------­ Feeder Cattle ______$17.00-$24.00 by DeLaval: Chains saws by Peter Speerstra Agency, TW FOR SALE - Close-out, new' more acres, $12,500. 7-9259. c45 store fixtures, below manu­ WANTED AT ONCE -Raw­ Lambs ______$26.00-$28.60 Pioneer; portable heaters by Attention: "Mac" leigh dealer in Kent County. FLAT RIVER - Scenic view $4.80 panel facturers' cost, see samples from this older remodeled 2 Century; tractor radios. We at Miller-Newmark Distribut­ Write Rawleigh Dept. MCB- Top ·Hogs ____ $29.50 Good for Garage Liner handle New Holland, New To us by March 1, 1966. Aft­ 575-3, Freeport, Illinois. p45 bedroom home. 8 acres of Albert Alloft Freeport Idea and Ford. ing Co ., 3767 E. 28th St. Phone er proper identification, re­ land. Over 600 foot frontage Caledonia Tractor & Equip. 949-2030. c33tf ward paid. WANTE D - Day girl, Lowell on river . $10,000 terms. Top Lambs ____ $28.60 Caledonia, Michigan AUCTION SALE BAIT - For ice fishing. Wax Cafe. Call 897-9904. c45 LINCOLN LAKE ROAD - 3 Clifford Dovee Middleville TW 1-8141. c45 worms, 2 doz. 36c; Mousee bedroom rancher on over acre LA UAN WANTED - Responsible lady lot. Garage, gas heat, $10,· grubs, 2 doz. 25c; white fly for house cleaning one day LIGHT OR DARK-4x7 Sheet INCOME TAX SERVICE - maggots (spikes), 2 doz. 25c; 000, may trade. Bookkeeping and notary work. or more per week. Must have LOWELL - Two bedroom bung­ Saturday, corn borers, 10 for 60c. Gold's own transportation. In Ada $3.20 Call for appointment. TW 7- Live Bait & Tackle. N. Hud­ alow near school and shop­ 7596. C. A. Bradshaw, Beck­ area. Good working conditions. ping. Garage, $7,500. son St., Lowell. p43-46 Call 676-4861. c45-47 DOORS with Drive, Lowell. c39-52 February 19, 1966 M-21 WEST OF L.OWELL - MOLDINGS Starting at 1 P. M. DO YOU - Or your club need VERY PROFITABLE! - Earn House trailer with large an­ money? Nationally advertised nex, garage, 1h acre lot, $6,500 t~'J FURRING STRIPS up to $10 per hour in your 3 miles Southeast of Cascade on products available for fund­ spare time: Service and col­ $1,000 down. USED "old US-16" to Quiggle Avenue, raisings. Call 351-6205. c45-46 lect f,rom your own route of 150 ACRE FARM - Near Fci.1- PLYWOOD MARKET, then North on Quiggle Avenue to lasburg Park, 5 bedroom GRIFFIN'S I~ FOR SALE - 35 mm German coi.n operated units. No sell­ Inc. I ~ the first place. ing; we establish all routes; home, barn, 2 silo;3, machin· - SPREADERS made camera, light meter, ery shed, $20,500. 3128-28th Street carrying case, excellent, $10. ADA OIL CO.' car and ref. desirable. Invest­ SINCLAIR Hali mile East of Breton Road FARM EQUIPMENT ADA, MICHIGAN ment of $985 to $1,785 req. WANTED - Have buyer for Phone 949-3319. c45 2 or 3 bedroom home in For­ NOW IS THE TIME to pick 1952 John Deere Tractor, For personal interview in your Ph. 245-2151 up a fine used spreader. \\"e FOR SALE - One Farmall C area, write King Dist. Co., est Hills School area. SERVICE have several models on hand Model B John Deere 2-bot. Plow on tractor with 7-ft. mounted 510 1st Avenue, No., Minneap­ R. J . TIMMER REALTY -with ground and power rubber, Model No. 44 mower and rear cultivator, 676-9171. olis, Minn. 55403. Include ph. We Will Give You take-off drive. Ada, Michigan; office phone John Deere Tractor Cultivator hydraulic lift, power take-off, number. p45 676-3901 ; residence, 949-0139; YOUR good condition, $850. One J ohn S&H GREEN STAMPS. SERVICE John Deere 14" Single Bottom MEN WANTED - For Lowell John Fahrni, salesman. TW PONTIAC-OLDS Plow Deere 13-hole grain drill with 7-9334. c45-46 seeder on rubber, good condi­ City Police Department. 21 to -; CAYS A WEEK REPRESENTATIVE IN THE WITTEN BACH John Deere 3-section Drag 48, high school graduate, good FOREST HJLLS AREA International-Harvester Baler, tion, $295. Cultipacker, $25.00. FOR LIVESTOCK TRUCKING 6 A. M.-9 P. M. SALES & SERVICE CO. Model 15 One New Holland 5-bar hay to the Lake Odessa Livestock moral character . Some pre­ 749 West Main St., Lowell rake on rubber, $225. One Oli­ Auction, call George Francis· vious police experience pre­ JOE JAGER John Deere Trailer-type ferred but not necessary. Con­ Mower, 7-ft. cut ver 2-bottom trailer plow with co, TW 7-7818, Lowell, or GROCERY STORE OPEN ll06 Argo 949-054.6 PHONE 897-9227 new furrow and points, $50. Al Helms, 637-2311, Palo. c2tf tact Lowell Police Chief Avery ALSO John Deere Side Delivery Block, at TW 7-7123 for inter­ Rake, 4-bar, on rubber Field cultivator, $25. Garden Wittenbach Sales & c44-45 SNOW REMOVAL - Weeks­ view. c45-46 DZ' M John Deere Combine, 6-ft. cut, tractor on rubber, $40. 1952 1 5363 E. Fiilto~ Ada, Mich. Service Co. ... ,~-ton Chevrolet pickup, %. Richard Gravel Company. Call Model 12A, w /motor ASSISTANCE - Needed in kit­ TW 7-7760 or TW 7-9~94. c38-46 TW 7-9207 Lowell, Michigan John Deere Rubber-tired Wgn rear end, good tires, $100. Will chen, part-time. Pl~asant place 48tf FACTORYSALE John Deere 13-hole Grain Drill sell entire lot, $1,400. 897-9054. PAPER TABLE COVER- Rolls to work. Call 676-1172 between Don't Pay for Beltline or Main on rubber c45 40 in. x 300 feet. Tough. high the hours of 3 and 5 p. m. only. Highway high-overhead locations John Deere Rubber-tired TV SERVICE -Radio and an­ quality table cover. only $3.50 c45 - and Salesmen, Delivery, Ra­ 11anure Spreader tenna repairs. Evenings call per roll. Ledger Office, Low­ dio-TV Selling Expense. Buy Cardinal Jr. Grain Elevator. ell, TW 7-9261. p30tJ TW 7-9516. Art Warning, Lo­ TW 7-!J262, the number to call Prestige, Name-Brand Quality 16-ft. w/elec. motor well. clltf Sleep Equipment, all New at - -- WOULD YOU LIKE - A real to plrice your want ad in the Wholesale. MILKING EQUIPMENT TEXTOLITE - Laminate Re­ pre-season buy on some good next issue of Suburban Life. used haying equipment. Here 8 BLENDS OF GAS 2 Surge Milker Buckets covering service. We special­ $24.50 Seven Year Crib $18.80 ize in recovering all types of you are: One Meyers hay $19 Durable Maple Beds $13.88 8 Milk Cans, 6-can Milk conditioner and mower com­ There's one to fit your Cooler tables and counter tops. Many $10.98 Crib Mattress $7.80 colors to choose from. Also bination, $589. One Oliver hay car. Stop fo today! $33 Rollaway Bed, comp. $19.80 Nearly new Surge Milker conditioner and mower com­ Pump and Pipe Line table tops, made to your Sales .Trainee $50 Bed, Spring, Mattress $39.80 specifications. UN 8-4858. bination, $589. One Oliver bal­ $65 Bunk Beds, complete $49.80 c43-46 er with bale thrower, $889 $88 Bunk Beds, complete $63.80 CHICKEN EQUIPMENT One J. D. hay conditioner, Opportunity Lubricating-Oil Changes-Tires-Batteries $98 Trundle Beds, comp. $73.80 25-14 stall Jamesway Nests TRUSSES - Trained fitter , sur­ $389. One J . D. mower , $89 EVERYBODY'S $39 Inner Spring Mattress $17.88 23-16 stall Jamesway Nests gical appliances, etc., Koss One J. D. rake, $189. One $109 Orthopedic Quilt-Top Egg Washer Rexall Drugs, Saranac, Mich­ Ford rake, $189. One New Growth oriented AAAl man­ GOING TO Mattress and Spring $55.00 igan. c39tf Idea rake, $189. ufacturer with international 117 Chicken Feeders sRles of home, farm and in­ $30 Maple Chest $25.80 46 Chicken Feeders, 4-ft. long USED SPREADERS - J . D Jim's Sunoco Service MARGE'S dustrial chemical applica­ $12.50 DeLuxe Bed Frames $7.88 200-ft. of automatic Chicken PTO, $229. New Holland, PTO, Jim Vincent, Prop. M-21, ~da Ph. 676-9118 $54 Sofa Couches $39.80 Watering Trough 3-ROOM OUTFIT $429. Cobey, PTO, $79. Cobey, tion equipment to hard­ $139 Hide-a-way Beds with 150-bu. Brock "all out" Feed PTO, $279. New Idea Flail, ware, garden supply and Innerspring Mattress $109.00 DINETTE- turf and lawn equipment Thrift Shop Storage Bin on standard Formica top, and upholstered $379. New Idea, PTO, $329 $98 Dual Daybed and Six ground drive, good. wholesalers, chemical firms CASCADE auger chairs. and through other diversi­ 2795 Orange Street Trundle, complete $79.80 Caledonia Tractor & Equip FEED BEDROOM SUITE- Caledonia, Michigan fied distribution channels, FACTORY SURPLUS BEDDING TW 1-8122. c44-45 has excellent opportunity All Stock Reduced! 1408-10 Madison, SE GL 2-0018 785 baskets Corn 6-drawer double dresser, mir­ for ambitious, young, sing­ 400 bushels Oats ror, 4-drawer chest, bookcase le, well educated sales 1,450 bales Alfalfa and Mixed bed, innerspring mattress, and GOOD THINGS .TO EAT trainee. Hay matching box spring. Quantity of Baled Straw LIVING ROOM SUITE- FRESH EGGS - Spring Brook Will report to Sales Mana­ GOODWIN 6 acres of Corn in field Nylon upholstered sofa and eggs are of the highest qual­ ger. Extensive travel offers chair, two walnut end tables, ity and freshness at all times national marketing exper­ OTHER ITEMS and coffee table. Two match­ Serve them at every break­ ience. Base salary with all ing lamps. fast. Spring Brook Farm, 5298 expenses paid. Excellent 0 Hay Rope Burton Street, SE. No Sun­ insurance benefits. Terri­ COME IN Remington Logmaster Chain All 3 rooms $279 or $10 month day sales. c30tf tory assignment with base Saw Feed Cart ~alary plus· commission AND TAKE ON A 2 Stock Tanks SCRIPP'S FINE FURNITURE FOR SALE - Strictly fresh earnings upon completion 0 Platform Scale.:> eggs, large and extra large 947 Wealthy, SE, Grand Rapids of 3 months to 1 year of 250-gal. Gasoline Tank on Will deliver in Lowell. 1 mile training. standard 456-5381 south on M-91. Phone TW 7 We Bring Back That D TIGER Many other items too numer­ c39tf 7071. p44-47 Mail complete resume of ous to mention education and employment PERSONAL history for early in terviews Showroom Shine! TERMS : Cash, unless arrange­ SANITARY for qualified applicants, to w W e iron out de nts and wrinkles .. . touch-up ments have been made with the SEPTIC TANK SERVI CE Sales Manager, State Bank of Caledonia or your WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY - scratc hes .. . build up smashed fronts ... re- A good pla ce to buy Black and white, or color local bank before the day of 3090 COLCHESTER DR. pa inting ... do a nything and eve rythin g your I sale. ADA, MICHIGAN Prices to fit your budget Root-Lowell used cars, too! Portraits and adverdsing pho­ Corporation car ma y need to restore t ha t "like new" look. Cleaning- Repairing tography. J . E. Colby, Alto, And we do it a ll wit h the ski ll and .speed of M RS . JOHN COX Installation 868-500 l. c24tf L Division lo ng experie nce-a t mode rat e rates. Owne r TRENCHING SERVICE FINE WEDDING INVITATIONS ROOT-LOWELL MFG. CO., GOODWIN 4819 Quiggle Avenue Licensed- Bonded- Insured 24-hour service, napkins and L PONTIAC COMANY A. C. VanderLaan, Auctioneer other accessories. FREE box LOWELL, MICHIGAN 49331 Ph. Grand Rapids 452-3521 Ada Office: Wyoming Off. : of thank you notes, and eti­ 1250 Madison A ve., S. E. CH 5-1106 quette book with order. The An Equal Opportunity Mike Koenes' Body Sho.p Grand Rapids State Bank oJ Caledonia, Clerk 949-2770 243-0266 Lindy Press, 1127 East Ful­ Employer c29tf 6896 Cascade Rd. ton, Grand Rapids, GL 9-6613 c44-48 Phone 949-2640 c34lf Tuesday, February 22, 12 noon. r ,...... '·,•:•'·'-'.-:-·-•.<:.-·················· ... SUBURBAN LIFE, FEB. 17, 1966 PAGE THREE Dorcas Guild will serve the Mail Carriers and their wives dinner in Fellowship Hall. r Suburban LIFE Wednesday, February 23, at 6 L Gordon Huizenga Serving the Fo re« Hllls ""reo. Publl1t.• -Church- L ed every Thursdoy morning ot i05 N. p. m. annual Soup Kettle Sup­ Broodwoy, Lowell, Michiqon. Phone TW 7. per in Fellowship Hall. l joins Chamber 9262. Entered ot Post Office st Lowell. Michiqon as Second Clo.. Motter. Gordon B. Huizenga, 34, has Business Address: ~u burbon Life. P. 0. Eastmont Baptist Church been named Director, Commu­ Box 128, Lowell. Michigon. -activities- '"s ~~~~r it~;~tv~&:i.50"$~~ "~~; ~T!:,,,~~~: nity Services, of the Greater Thursday, February 17, Lad­ Grand Rapids Chamber of Com­ ies' Missionary meeting at 7:30 merce, replacing A. G. (Lon) St. Michael's Episcopal purpose building. p. m. at the home of Mrs. Atkin. Sunday, February 20. Coffee Forest Stevens, 1501 Forest In his new capacity, Mr. Hui­ Sunday, February 20, Week hour in Fellowship Hall follow­ Hills. Devotions will be by Mrs. zenga will serve as manager "The Sound of before Lent. Service at 10 a. m. ing the morning worship. Light Gilaspy. Bring scissors. of the Better Business Bureau, Acolytes will be Bill Buell and refreshments will be served. Friday, February 18, there will be a sleigh or hay ride and and as staff representative on Music" Pat Fairbrother. Mel Skirvin Everyone is welcome to attend. Chamber committees including AT will usher. Due to the Bishop's 4 p. m. Pilgrim Fellowship will prayer meeting. Meet at Wood­ American Opportunity, Area De­ visit in the afternoon, there will meet in Fellowship Hall. Don­ land Stables, 7334 Cannonsburg velopment, Civic Affairs and Forest Hilk be no coffee hour, following the ald Harrington, deputy sheriff Road, NE, at 8:30 p. m . Education. morning service. of Kent County will be the spe­ Sunday, February 20, at 9:45 High School cial guest speaker. a. m., Primary Church, child­ Sunday, February 20, Confir­ ren ages 4 thru 8 welcome. Visitor: You don't mean to MARCH 25, 26 mation service will be conduc­ Sunday, February 20, at eight Wednesday, February 23, at tell me that you have lived in - 8:00 P. M.- ted by Rt. Rev. Charles E . Ben­ p. m. all parents who wish to 8:15 p. m. Trustee's meeting at this out-of-the-way place for nison, D. D. R. P . Cooper and have children baptized on Sun­ the church. over 30 years? Dr. H. A. Ca·rpenter will usher day, February 27, are invited Thursday, February 24, 8:15 Inhabitant: I have. ADULTS: $1.50 for the service. Acolytes will to meet with the pastor at the p. m. Building committee meet­ Visitor: But, really, I cannot STUDENTS: $1.00 be Bill Buell and Jim Duvall. parsonage, 7175 Bronson Street, ing at the home of Mr. and see what you find to keep you A reception in honor of the Ada. Mrs. James Carpenter. busy. 363-4509-CAL~949-063 3 class will be held after the ser­ Monday, February 21, at 6 Friday, February 25, Deacons Inhabitant: Neither can !­ FOR TICKETS vice. . __ .._.....:; p. m. the Ada church will be and trustee and Sunday School that's why I like it! host to the ministers and wives superintendent meet at the par­ Ada Congregational Church fellowship of the Grand Rap­ sonage, 1185 Oakburn, at 8:15 ids' Association. p. m. Thursday, February 17, 4 p. m. Beginning February 27 thru Crusaders choir will rehearse in St. Robert's Catholic Church March 6, Rev. Ken Dodson, Fellowship Hall. 7:30 p. rn . the from Winona Lake, Indiana will senior choir will rehearse in Fel­ Saturday, February 19, Grade be with us for E vangelistic ser­ ~~S~ lowship Hall. School catechism at the Ada vices. We have been holding Saturday, February 19, eight School, 8: 30. cottage prayer meetings before p. rn. Travel series. 3rd in ser­ Sunday Mass at 8:00 and 11 our Evangelistic service start. The Cottage Prayer meetings LEGION SKATING RINK ies of 6. Forest Hills Multi- a. m. 805!/z EAST MAIN STREET - - - LOWELL, MICHIGAN Monday, February 21, high start at 7:15 p. m. The Feb­ ruary 23 meeting will be at the school catechism, 7:30. FREE Daily mass at 9 a . m. church. The February 24 meet­ Wednesday, February 23, Ash ing will be at the home of Mr. Bus Transportation Wednesday. and ~rs. J ames Carpenter, 896 Argo, SE. February 25 meeting in this area every Saturday afternoon. Call TW 7-7360 for will be at the parsonage. Feb­ more information. Ada Christian Reformed Church ruary 26 meeting will be at the church. Sunday, February 20, at 9:30, ADULT SKATING SUNDAY EVENINGS-7:30 TO IO P . M. morning worship service. Sun­ Cascade Christian Reformed day school immediately follow­ ing. 2 p. m. Young People's Society will meet at the church. Sunday, February 20, 3 p. m. 7 p. m . Evening worship. choir practice. 4:30 Young Peo­ Tuesday, February 22, at 8 ple's Society. p. m. Men's Society. Monday, February 21, 8 p. m. world Eider's meeting. PLYWOO Thursday, February 24, at 6 p. m . annual school banquet at Wednesday, February 23, at 7 p. m . Sunday School teacher's news Forest Hills All-purpose build­ meeting. 8 p. m. Ladies' Fel­ ing. lowship. PANELING in Cascade Christian Church Trinity Lutheran Church Thursday, February 17, at 8 4x7 up Saturday, February 19, at 8 - $J.68 p. m. senior choir rehearsal in p. m . Come Double Club meets. choir room. f®>CUS All young married couples of 4x8 up Friday, February 18, at four the congregation are urged to - $4.29 p. m. children's choir rehearsal BOSTON - A BELT FOR SAFETY, the latest in automotive safety accessories, is ------~-- in the choir room. modeled by p rP.tty Donna Johnson at the wheel of a 1966 Dodge Dart GT convertible. The Christian Science Monitor Saturday, February. 19 ~ at 10 The belt, used wi~h the standard lap belts, is designed to reduce further the possibility One Norway St., Boston, Mass. 02115 a. m. church awards class. 1 of injuries ill auto ~ccidents. ft is optional on all 1966 Dodges, which were introduced to CEILINGTI LE ...... 81/2c up Please enter my subscription to the p. m. Chi Rho movie in Fellow­ newsmen ai: a Boston Preview August 20. They will be at dealerships September 30. Monitor for the period checked be­ ship Hall. COMPLETE Sunday, February 20, 9:30, BUILDING SUPPLIES low. I enclose $.-----· (U.S. Funds ) Sunday School for all ages. At avail themselves of the oppor­ 0 1 YEAR $24 O 6 months $12 10: 30 Sunday School thru 6th Joe-I met my wife in a REFRIGERATORS HAVE grade. 10: 30 morning worship. tunity for an informal visit with very funny way-I ran over her BUILT-IN LOOK D 3 months $6 Pastor Billow and hear about Name______5 p. m. Chi Rho, Teen Fellow­ in a car and later married her. ship and CYF. his family life in Japan. Brown-If everybody had to · As you inspect the beautiful Sunday, February 2U, Pastor kitchens of Gold Medallion Street______Monday, February 21, at 8 do that there wouldn't be so MEEKHOF LUMBER CO. p. m. Stewardship and finance Billow will deliver the sermon much reckless driving. Homes, displayed by local build­ 6045 28th St., SE-V2 Mile West of Cascade-Phone 949-2140 City______at both ser vices. He will also ers during National Home committee meets at the home il!E..+ ' ••. , of Mr. and Mrs. Frazee, 2861 Cascade Christian meet all members of the Sun­ Week, take special note of the Sta te ZIP Code__ day School in the fellowship Jinks- Have you got your au­ electric refrigerators. At first Cascade Springs Drive. Church tomobile paid for? PM-1 hall at a special assembly at glance, you'd swear they're built­ Sunday School-9:30 A. M. 9:45 a. m. Binks-Practically. 3 more in ! Actually they are not. De­ (Classes for All Ages) Sunday, February 20, at six payments and it will belong to sign and engineering know-how l0:30 A. 1'1.-Classes for Children p. m. Luther League sponsor­ the fellow that bought it from have made it possible for mod­ thru 3rd Grade ed potluck in Fellowship Hall. the chap I sold it to! ern refrigerators to operate at First Congregational Church of Ada Morning Worship-10:30 A. M. (In Fellowship with the United Church of Christ) Bring own table service, a cas­ peak efficiency, even when plac­ Youth Groups- 5:00 P. M. serole, salad or dessert. ed flush between and beneath Morning Worship - I 0:00 A. M. Pastor Rev. Haymond Gaylord Friday, February 25, Witten­ counters and cabinets. And, they berg Choir concert. now take far less space thanks (Nursery Care Provided) Ada Christian Reformed Beginning Sunday, February BUSINESS to thinwall insulation. ' Rev. Lee A. Dalrymple, Pastor Doris Cox, Minister of Music Church 20, '·Ambassadors for Christ" were organized and plan to Morning Worship 9:30 A. M. make a pre-Lenten visitation DIRECTORY Sunday School H:OU A . .M. beginning this Sunday. Evening Worship 7:00 P. M. Thnrnapple Floral & Gift Shop first Evang.elical Free Church Pastor-Rev. H.. A. Bruxvoort 3950 Burton St., S. E., Corner of E. Paris Road Flowers, Plants, Gifts For All R. L. D. S. at Alaska - Occasions REV. KENNETH HASPER, Interim Pastor Trinity Lutheran Church (L CA) Ph: 949-4790-6886 Cascade Rd. 9:30 A. M.-Sunday School Thursday, February 17, at 7 Hours: 10 a. m. to 5 p. m . 10 :45 A. M.-MORNING WORSHIP 2700 E. Fulton Road p. m. The Skylarks meet at - Open All Day Saturday 6:00 P. M.-Youth Meetings Sunday Services of Worship the church. 7: 15 p. m. the After hours: Ph. 949-2332, or 7:00 P. M.- EVENING SERVICE 8:30 A. M. and 10:45 A • .l\'1. Zion's League and Zioneers will 949-1379 Wednesday, 7:30 P. M.-Midweek Prayer and Bible Study Sunday School 9:30 A. M. meet at the church, from there Nursery S:Ui A. M. 'til Noon they will go to Pearl Karchner's . Raymond A. Heine. Pastor home for a worship service. ADA OIL CO. Saturday, February 19, at 11 Automatic Fill ~ur. Savior. Lutheran a . m. A baked goods sale will ·quality Heating Oils Snow Vergennes be held in Alto at Dintaman's Church immediate Service Methodist Church Methodist Church lMissouri Synod) Hardware. Sunday, February 20, at the 676-9171 Worship Service Worship Service 1916 RidgewoOd, S. E. 11 a. m. worship service our 9:30 A. 1\1. 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship 9:30 A. M. guest speaker will be Elder Sunday School 10:45 A. M. POOL TABLES Ai~ SUPPLIES COMPLETE Church School Church School Richard Cymslony of Bay City. Amusement Machines Eureka Selected for WITH DELUXE Rev. t:ugene L . Krieger, Pastor Hause of Good Taste @ 10:35 A. M. 10:00 A. M. 7 p. m. service the speaker L 8-PC. TOOL SET CH 1-3712 will be High Priest Dirk Vene­ Mille.r-Newmark New. York World's Fair e REV. IRA J. NOORDHOF-MINISTER ma. His topic for consideration 8767 28th Street, East Ada Community will be "In All W,ays Acknow­ Phone: 616 PR 3-2251 Reformed Church ledge Him." 949-2030 7227 Thornapple River Drive Monday, February 21, at 7:30 Remember bean bags? "Beanie Morning Worship___ IO:OO A. M. p. m. the Zioneers will meet ADA HEATI NG & PLUMBING CO. t he Clown" is one, but this is no Sunday SchooL ____ ll:20 A. M. at the church. moN FIREMAN ordinary toss-about bag for a Evening Worship_ ____ 7:00 P. M. Tuesday, February 22, at 7 g ame. Small F r y will love him, CASCADE CHRISTIAN REF~ CHURCH We invite you to make this p. m. the Field School will con­ Furnaces and Boilers t o be sure. The young sophisti­ REV. JOHN GUICHELAAR community c h u r c h your tinue its classes at the church. Call for a Free demonstration cate college girl will treasure her 6631 Cascade Rd. . S. E.,-Phone 949-0529 church home. Welcome to Wednesday, February 23, at 676-5821 ' !Queen of Hear ts" girl clown. 7:30 p. m. the speaker for the Free estimates- 24-hr service Work-weary husbands, using t he Morning Worship I 0:00 Evening Worship 7:00 all! little cJown a~ a paper weight, Sunday School-11:20 Call OR 6-1685 mid-week fellowship service will will find his a ntics (he seems to Nursery provided at morning service be Priest Howard Jousma. His be double-jointed and i-eversible Eastmont Reformed topic will be "I Prepare for a MEEKHOF LUMBER C O. in his poses) are a most effec­ Pu.rity Church Spiritual Inheritance." 6045 28th Street, S. E. t ive nerve sedat ive. Who has the fun? You will The "between times" Our age is the antiseptic age. We insist on spotless purity Cor. Ada Dr. & Forest Hills Av. 949-2140 h ave a Three-Ring Circus stitch· cleaner you need ... in respect to natural things! We call to mind the reg­ "The Church Where There Are Ada Com111unity Reformed Church Delivery-FREE- Estimates ing "llp a family of clowns from everyday! ulations concerning the purity of our water supply. We are No Strangers" S&H Green Stamps your scrap bag and pa1t of the 5-Way Cleaning Action very appreciative of the 'pure food and drug laws. We think WELCOMES YOU Sunday, February 20, morn­ contents of a bag of I daho-grown Serv.ices: 10 A. M. and 7 P. M. dried beans. What is left of the Only7 lbs. of the sterile conditions under which modern surgery is per­ ing worship at 10 a. rn. The THORNS beans should be t ucked into a formed. Sunday School: 11:15 A. M. speaker will be a student from Hangs Away Anywhere Rev. J. R. Euwema, Pastor Apj1liance, TV & Record Center bean pot to slow-bake while you But our age is also the impure age. There is a bold and Western Theological Seminary. fashion these funny little clowns. Parsonage 4637 Ada Dr. 949-1372 (Formerly Thornapple TV) Does any kind of flagrant disregard for the laws of moral and spiritual purity, Evening. service at 7 p. m. At Recipes? A booklet of " Whole carpet ••. every as God enjoins these upon us in the Bible. In the famous 8:15 RCYF. Quality Always - Best Values 1\Ieal Bean Dishes" is included MODEL 150 Sermon on the Mount ·our Lord Jesus Christ called for in­ St. Michael's Episcopal Wednesday, February 23, 6:45 Phone 949-022tJ ' "ith the p11ttern. They're perfect 2965 Wycliff Dr., S. E. for family and for Pot Luck Same powerful motor as full ward purity-the purity of the heart-and He pro.nounced Young People's Bible Class. $24~9l s! rt~:L size Eureka lightweight! Wednesday, February 23, at dinners. Both clowns and bean His blessing upon such heart purity. That is where all pur­ Morning Prayer 11 A. M. GILMORE SPORT SHOP dishes ar e popular bazaar and ity of life must begin. All the cleansing of the outside of the Child Care 7:30, junior choir practice and AND LIVE BAIT g ift ite1us. cup and of the platter, as in the case of the scribes and Holy Communion-2nd SundaJ Adult Bible study; 8 p. m. Bible Pharisees, will only bring condemnation if the hearts within class, grades 1 through 8; 8 WHITE. ROSE GASOLINE Ask For "Beanie The Clown" The Rev. Donald J . Tepe All you need to do to get t he are full of all kinds of impurity. (Matthew 23:25). Our Lord p. m. senior choir rehearsal. Close Evenings at 9:00 P. M. clo,Yn bean bag pattern a nd reenforced the commandment: "Thou shalt not commit ad­ Eastmont Baptist Church Open 7 Days a Week i·ecipe booklet. free-for-the-ask­ ultery" by declaring that "every one that looketh on a woman -5038. Cascade Road- ing-, is t o sen