^0.7% Turnout Regisfered: School Millage Rejected in Record Lowell Vote Lowell Officer Fiscal Assists Capture Problem Remains of Theft Suspect f y Serving Lowell, Ada, Cascade and Eastern Kent County Lowell Area School voters, ledger-Siihirkn life turning out in the greatest An off-duty Lowell policeman of possessing stolen property numbers in district historynisto , today was credited with play- and with passing stolen money VOL. 75 NO. 34 THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 28, 1968 NEWSSTAND PRICE lOe VOL. 14 NO. 35 soundly rejected a request by ing a key role in apprehend- orders is Joseph Martin of the Board of Education for an ing a suspect who allegedly Grand Rapids. additional seven mills of op- stole postal money orders with erating money a face value of $165,000 from State Police were processing an Upper Peninsula post of- burglary tools and cutting Thanksgiving will be a happier, more meaningful day... The margin of defeat was fice In early October. equipment found in Gibbs' car by 113 votes with 1.136 voters for fingerprints. Pending the casting "no" votes to 1.023 r's a story wc all know and love—the first State Police and U. S. Post outcome of this investigation, •'yes" ballots. Another 12 votes Office authorities are holding both men were being detained r. . Pilgrim Thanksgiving. The excitement were declared spoiled. Curtis E. Gibbs. 31. of Ham- at Kent County JaU awaiting in their little homes must have been pretty tramck Mich, on a charge possible transfer to Sault Ste. The decision, which saw 60.7 much as it is today—the tantalizing smells of burglary from the Rudyard Marie. per cent of the district s 3,592 Post Office on October 2. of roast turkey and pumpkin pic—the bustle registered voters going to the Sgt Hutson was alerted to polls, was the second refusal Gibbs was arrested Saturday the possibility that the alleged and rush of eager children—it must have in three months to underwrite night in an Ada tavern by Sgt. burglars were operating in been a wonderful day! the district's deficit financine James Hutson of the Lowell this area when several o^ the that resulted in an accrued Police Department and turned money orders were passed to deficit of about $110,000 at the But before the Pilgrims sat down to their over to troopers from the area business places. close of the 1967-196* school Michigan State Police post at feast the)' observed the true meaning of year. Acting on a tip. he trace 1 Rockford minutes after the ar- Thanksgiving. They all gathered together rest. Gibbs to an Ada address and • Board members huddled im- notified the Rockford post of in their meetinghouse to give thanks for mediately after election work- Also being held on a charge his findings. the good they had received, for survival ers had completed the count to determine the next course through a long year of hardship, and to pray Troopers Millard Holton and of action. Two New Robert Suplee were sent to the for the strength and courage to keep their area, but apparently had hit In all likelihood, some steps a cold trail when it was dis- faith in this strange, new lanr' will be taken in the near fu- Officers covered that the home in Ada ture to cut out all but neces- was empty. This Thanksgiving, why not take your sary expenditures This may •family to your house of worship. A quiet sound the death-knell to the Hutson investigated further, on Force hour of prayer and thanks will make your schools athletic program, however, and learned that among others. Two new officers have toin- Gibbs had gone to Grand Rap- holiday so much more meaningful. ed the Lou-ell Police Depart- ids and was accompanied by In September, the board ment, bringing the force up a young boy. He maintained a took steps to eliminate several to its full complement, accord- stake-out near the home and Wherever you are ... whatever your be- administratis positions and ing to an announcement from shortly thereafter spotted a liefs may be . , . take time to offer your other personnel in an effort to car containing Gibbs, Martin, Chief Avery Block words of thanks... just as the Pilgrims did reduce spending However, two female companions and since almost 85 per cent of the The new officers are Allen the boy. more than 300 years ago. Cov'<»n w Tt* New Yo-i H.|io*icol Sotf, New Ton C"r. l S'uon Co 'cu on budget for 1968-69 was already Eckman, JS. of Lowell and The party entered the Lena pegged for teachers' salaries, Ronald Spedcin. 21. of Ionia. Lou Inn and Hutson once again little could be done to bring Eckman is a native of Low- notified state police. Holton Brings charm, Amway Sales Up; about wholesale reductions in ell and was graduated from and Suplee. joined by Troopers FH Board Looks expenditures Lowell schools. He also studied I>eon Baker and David Frogge. converged on the scene and The changes are expected to for two years at Grand Rap- bring about a saving of almost ids Junior College. member took custody of Gibbs and Mar- t0 tin following the arre^. at New System LHS Stage 119.000 in this year's operat- of the Michigan National Start NewWarehouse ing costs C.uanl Eckman is A number of burglary tools Whether to go (A a for each child, and the plan A new warehouse facility, States. Canada and Puerto Ri- and cutting tools were found four-quarter system or to could conceivably call for a Weeks of hard work paid off designed to centralire storage co also rose sharply ... from Monday's vote witnessed is a former service- in Gibbs' car. A check of Mar- more rooms is the question certain group to attend school for LHS students when their of the company's finished 80.000 to 100.000. the company waiting lines at both precincts servcd with the tin's apartment in Grand Rap- facing the Forest Hills Board every fourth summer. production of "The Wizard of goods merchandise, will soon announced. througnout the peak voting itil 1965. He was a ids led to recovery of approxi- of Education. Oz" played to full houses of rise at Amway Corporation in hours with an estimated 50 of the Ionia auxiliary mately 1.100 of 1.400 money The addition of more rooms entranced children of all ages Ada. In its first year of operation residents still on hand to cast po!ice force He and his wife, orders reportedly stolen at Many evenings of discussicn to the existing school buildi on Friday and Saturday in 1959. Amway sales totalled ballots when the polls closed parents of one child, plan to Rudyard Also found in the concemiM the facility needs would necessitate anotherr Company officials announced 1500.000 V f Stars, Val Juvenall as Doro- at 8 o'clock at Runciman Ele- rcsai^ja o^aacui, atcoldttiR to statt hi the enlmhiate# at plans for ihe 14(1,MO-square thy. Dan. KUne as the Scare- . DMIA LUNCHES mentary School in l oweU police, was forgery equipment the recent-^oard of EducAkm ^ - crow. Rick Shook as the Tin- foot warehouse following the Chief Block also reports that and a typewriter used in fill- meeting. Af the elementary school ninth annual Founder s Week Extra election workers were Patrolman Roben Perrin has man and Pat Hobbs as the Featuring a different special ing out the stolen money or- level, the need for more build- Cowardly Lion, were individu- Celebration recently. called in by mid-afternoon to completed the initial phase of At the present time the For- ing space is not anticipated. each day plus our regular ders. ally charming in their roles handle the expected overflow the Michigan State Law En- est Hills Junior High School, Based on the past five year's Amway presently has 272,- menu. Open 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. Closed Sunday Ever- near closing time. forcement School in Grand Ra- Gibbs had 25 money orders which was built to accommo- records and projecting into the The "Wizard" also displayed 2S0 square feet under roof at green Acres. 1160 West Main pids with a rating well above in his possession at the time date 600 students, has an ap- next five years, all indications a fine supporting cast and au- its Ada plant and another 16.- The millage proposal was 000 square feet under roof at Street. Lowell. c34-36 the class average of 85.7. (Continued on Page 2) proximate enrollment of <27, are that" enough classroom dience reaction proved Cindy one of Ihe most controversial and a project ed enrollment of space will be available to ac- Blough as the Wicked Witch Amway of Canada. Ltd. In issues ever placed before dis- 750 by tf» commodate students through of the West and Shelley Rich- I^ondon, Ont, trict voters. A concerted drive ard as Tibia to be outstand- Flush Mains the next five years. Chairman Jay VanAndf' and to get out the vote was cred- The senior high school "has ing The Lowell City Water De- ited with the large turnout an approximate enrollment at President Richard Vos. co- All backstage personnel are partment will be flushing Monday. the present time of 1.131. Built An advisory committee of founders of the thriving direct- 20 to 25 people located through- to be complimented too. Sets, water mains on Friday to handle IJU the school is sell company, announced rec- School officials had esumat- out the elementary attendance cleverly designed by Ivan Ha- morning. Please plan your expected to be at capadty lev- ord sales in excess of US- ed that 1,800 voters would go Smithy* areas will be formed to dis- nev. were changed quickly and use of water for washing. el by next fall, and is project- million for the fiscal year end- to the polls in pre-election pre- cuss these alternatives and to quietly ed to handle 1.556 students by ed August. 1908. dictions. 1172 look for other ways to better Director Brenda Dietiker and Is ymr college use the existing facilities. her student assistants Kay This represents an increase lonesome? When the Ledger If the schools were to go on Feuerstein and Mike Potter, of 30 percent over reported arrives each week It's like Set Lowell the four-quarter system. It A questkmnairo will also be met the challenge and turned sales of $50-million for the an extra letter from home. Those among the readership now enjoyioi would uvan that there would sent wiiii the Focus, asking what could have been a diffi- previous year. Order gift sahsciiptkms now for the reaction of the public cult play into an evening of Fund Return down South may not agree, but there's a certain magical "wne- be three quarters of 60 days The number of self from the I-•well Ledger-S«!>- to the four-quarter program. fine entertainment. thing" about this season of the year. distributors m the arhan Life. Now we're the first to admit that tale fall and winter weath- at $7,855 er creates a number of hardships. I mean, no one ... but no one Trio Hurt Third quarter Motor Vehicle ,.. detests shoveling snow more than the Smithy. Highway Fund collections are Perhaps the reason I like this time of the year so much is being distributed to Michigan that I can recall most vividly the many hours spent on Lake as Auto counties, cities and villages, St. Clair. ;• -'-I;- 'jj.. j the State Highway Commission There were days, especially during Christmas vacation, when announced today. 1 did everything but wear my ice skates to bed. And, like other kids up and down the lake, we had an ice boat (somewhat Rams Tree Henrick E. Stafseth. state crude) that would move only when the wind was at gale force. Three area youths were hurt highway director, said net re- In those days, there were no school buses to transport us to and two companions escaped ceipts in July, August and Sep- the classroom some seven miles away down the lake. So. when without injury tn a singleAar tember totaled ltB.9i5.812. an conditions were right, we'd get out the blades and skate to accident Friday night on Hast- increase of $10,834,206. or 11.9 school. ings Road south of Peck's percent more than the same This story has been told and re-told in our house and. gen- Lake Road. period of 1167. Kent County's share if $Kl.' erally. draws a loud scoff from collective voices. Which is rather Ionia State Police report that unkind since I was much more rugged then than now! It may 536 while Lowell will receive the car, driven by Michael $7,855. only be a figment of my imagination, but it seems that all kids Phillips. 17, of Saranac was were more durable in those days. northbound on Hastings Road The Motor Vehicle Fund in- There were no hills on which to toboggan, so we improvised when it went out of control cludes all state gasoline and by attaching the sled behind a car (oh. yes. there were cars before striking a tree. diesel fuel taxes, and license then) that hauled us for miles on end on the late plate fees. After deduction of If snow was drifted on the ice, our fearless driver would Phillips and two other occu- collection costs a no the Water- take particular delight in playing a game of crack-the-whip, pants in the front seat were ways Commission s share, 46 which usually wound up with the toboggan... and its eight to taken to Ionia County Memor- percent goes to the Depart- ten occupants ... flip-flopping into a mountain of snow . ial Hospital. The driver and ment of State Highways. J4 It's a wonder there weren't a few broken heads, arms and James Justice. 16, of Clarks- percent to the counties, and 20 ville were treated for minor legs, yet somehow we managed to escape the fate INSTANT WAREHOUSE That's what Ihe ae* plastic dwm- until a new warehouse can be constructed in the aear future. percent to 528 incorporated There may be some among the younger generation who won- cuts and bruises. Robert Bear- cities and villages for use on den of 3154 Main Street, Low- shaprd facilltx is at Amway Corporation in Ada. The 12t'\fil' Air pressure keeps Ihe walls of the balloon-like structure der at the thought of an automobile going out onto an ice-covered state and local highways, roads ell, reportedly suffered head lake, so we will hasten to point out that in those days there was -ah bnlhling" is belag used as a temporary storage facillt} in place. and streets. little pollution and ice up to three feet thick was common be- and facial lacerations and pos- ginning in early December and continuing wel! into March sible fractures. There were quite a few kids in the neighborhood who fan- Lynn Manley, 14. of 3022 * cied themselves as pretty good hockey players and. I suppose, Snow Avenue, Lowell, and Al- against strictly local competition this was true to a large de- len Knapp, also 14. of Clarks- gree ville were not injured, accord- One time, however, we received a challenge from a team W ing to the report. Canadiens from the other side of the lake. Our opposition, we Nancy K. Bigelow. II, of Santa Arrives in Lowell Saturday Night were told, would be •"amateurs." 9470 3 Mile Road NE. was I don't know how familiar you may be with Canadian hock- taken by ambulancc tq Butter- \k- at Christiansen's Drug Stow, ready and anxious to see ey rules, but amateurs often play for about as much money as worth Hospital in Grand Rap- Here he comes ... that gentleman of gentlemen, the the pros. ids following a one-car acci- greatest father image of ihem all, the man in the sincere his little friends at the following times For the first two weeks in December. Santa will be on The great day arrived and our team was out on the ice ear- dent Saturday morning. red suit... Santa Claus. ly, Hooding the surface to make it silk-smooth There was hardly He'll be coming to town this Saturday evening in con- hand from 6 30 to 8.30 p. m. Monday, Wednesday and Fri- Miss Bigelow was (iriving day. and 2 to 4 p. m. on Saturday. On Saturday. December one of us who had the proper gear such as gloves, hip pads, junction with his very own parade shoulder pads and so on. north on M-91 six-tenths of a So opens the season so eagerly awaited by all children R he will also be available from 6:30 to 8:30 p. m. Since I was the smalJesl guy on our team... and somewhat mile south of Emery Drive and so universally dreaded by most parents To get it off to On the final week before Christmas, Santa will be in his less proficient with the stick than the others... it was my lot when she lost control of her a good start, all the kiddies are urged to bring their parents office from 6 30 to 8:30 even, evening, from 2 to 4 p m. to be the goal tender. car. It traveled 134 feet on to the parade so that they will be on hand to welcome Santa and from C: 30 to 8:30 p. m. on Saturday You no doubt have guessed by now the outcome of this epic the shoulder of the road be- as he comes into town in his special mule drawn carriage The very last day to make wishes known to Santa will struggle. Trose big, rough Canadiens walloped us and then fore striking a guard rail The parade will form at Eberhard s at 7 p. m. and will lie Mondaj. December 23rd. when he will be on hand from some. They put enough pucks behind me to fill a warehouse! wend its way through town to the city parking lot where var- fi 30 to 8:30 p. m. Hospital authorities reported Most local merchants will feature longer shopping hours However. I did manage to stop one shot... smack in the that she was released follow ious dignataries win be on hand to greet Santa middle of my unprotected knee cap. Mayor Arnold A. Wittenbach will preside over the light- luring ihe month of December. The Lowell Chamber of Com- ing treatment of minor injur- merce urges shoppers to do their Christmas shopping locally To this day, whenever it gets cold, that knee acts up some- ies. ing of the community Christmas tree scheduled for 7;30 p m. thing fierce In other police actior, tw< Arrangements have been made for all the children to see lor LoweU stores are featuring a fine selection of gift items, Which may be one of the few reasons I dread the coming Santa personally and express their Christmas wishes. He'll easy parking and quick service months. That and shoveling snow. (Continued on Page 2) Nipht Persons Lowell Ledger-Suburban Life, Nov. 28, 1968 2 Lowell Ledger-Suburban Life, Nov. 28. 1968 I r^ed to Use It won't be long until Bushnell Parents Club Christmas. Order your cards Special Wear Lowell Ledger - Suburban Life now at the Ledger office. 18 All-A Students ot LHS Fine selection of outstand- Joe Vezlno, Steve Walqulst, um. Babs Bigelow. Cindy Big- Busy with Activities If you're a night person be Eighteen students at I/Owell »§rvino Lowell, tha For#«t Hilli iraa and •euthaast Kant County. ingly beautiful cards, per- a light person as well. Kittl Willard, Mary Witten- elow, June Bird, Jeff Brower. . j. Publitnad avary Thuraday morning at 105 N. Broadway, Lowtll. New tether balls were the Whan and Mrs. Elzinga. sonalized with vour name. High School achieved all-A bach. Donna Boone. Leo Davles, Lou- , ratings for the first nine-week Michigan 4llt1. Entarad at th* Poat Offlea at Lowali. Michigan, center of activity at Bushnell In committee action. Mrs. This advice comes from the ise Doyle. Sally Doyle, Nancy ^ aa aacond claaa mattar. marking period of the first se- JUNIORS School this past week. Nola Bryan's lunchroom group U. S. Public Health Service Ellis, ' , i (PHS) which is urging Ameri- mester, according to the list Donald Fairman. I^orrl Ga- Publisher and Editor The Bushnell Parents Club has been of great benefit to Linda Anderson. Susan Bau- M Francis E. (Fran) Smith cans to wear garments that released today. brion. Nancy Heintzleman. u -J recently learned that the the school. They are now plan- er, Dianne Beimers. Bob Rew Mechanical Supervisor Donald MacNaughton Dan Hill. Elizabeth Hoag. Kim ^ eame had been lying around ning a "Neatest Table" A- reflect light as they go about In all. there were 169 stu- el. Linda Block. Luanne Hoag. Randy Jones, Debbie ^ Business Manager Patt Bambrick tor over a year, awaiting ce- ward" to be presented the their night-time business. dents on the honor roll. Blnugh. Mike Blough. Dave room which practices the best Kempker, Carolyn Kyser. Dor- '- Photographer Scot Jefferies ment and manpower for In- More than half the 160.000 Boone, Mary Bouwens. Jackie stallation. table manners. Seniors on the all-A list in- Brower, Tim Conley. J1 m othy l^clc. . if! • Speril' rorrtspoMlms. Ada (asradr Area — Jerr} Hates, pedestrians killed or injured clude Carol Clemenz. Curt Jeanette Marks. Vincent My- The Publicity Committee, last year were struck down at Craig. I7MWI; Shirley Dygert. ITWrai. Mrs. Shirley Smith donated' headed by Mrs. Judy Wleren- Fonger, Steve Lessons and Susan Dey. Nancy Doyle. er.s. Barbara Nordhof, Darryl ' the cement and Dick Bryan, night To cut this fearful toll, Vem Paulsen. Five juniors Onan. Dan Pierce. Karen Rea- 3»t Staff members; Algene Feuersfeln. Marfjaerlte MaeNaBghloii. ga, is planning an award to the PHS urges that retro-re- Don Graham. Vlckl Hagemey- Al Andrews and John Schnei- the room with the most par- made the coveted list—Luanne er. Kathy Haybarker. Louise gan. Suzanne Richmond. Gor- Evelyn Roudabush. Karen Smith, Kathy Smith. Kevin Smith, der handled the labor. flective materials be worn on Blough. Dave Boone. Kathy don Richard. JoAnn Ross. ' ents present at the monthly the person. Hoffman. Sue Jastlfer. Dave Ktt Smith. meeting. This committee has Haybarker, Shirley Krebs and Jones. Shirley Krebs. Janet Nancy Roth, Peggy Roth. Third and fourth grade stu- also been busy with posters to Esther Rogers Johl Shade. Rick Siegle, tl# dents at Bushnell are hai These materials are Impreg- Kyser. SibserlpUan rater HM within Kent aid Ionia eootlef; publicize the November 25th Marie Smith, Beverly Sobles- . J elsewhere. preparing a program centered nated with tiny glass beads The sophomore class was John Layer. Beth Lomas. millage election. BEHIND the COUNTER that bounce the light back to Chris McKeage, Mitch McMa- key. Elaine Stormzand. Joan- £ I around Indian ways and cus- represented by seven students, na Sterling. Vlckl Sterzlck, '> toms. Their songs, dances and Mrs. Shirley Smith's safety Its source In such a way that including Dave Blandlng. Mar- hon. Kathy Mac Naughton. a person can be picked out Kay MacNaughton. Gall Mill- Brenda Taylor. Denny Thom—il activities are under the direc- group Is at a temporary stand- CHARLES WESTON tha Coons. Peggy Covert. Jo- et. Mack Truax. David Wis- J tion of their classroom teach- still, pending further investiga- by a car's headlights at dou- anne Vader, Jeanne Ueman. ering, Delores Nordhof, Judy Culeiuliir Norton, nfr. ers and music and physical tion and action by City Police (Juitr nftrn. I'm mnde to fi-rl ble the normal distance. Mike Talbot and Chrlsta Yel- education Instructors Mrs. and City Council. likr the noiKhhorhood villain ter. Freshmen making the list Mike Potter. Sandy Rama. Monday, Deeember 2nd— 7:30 p, m.. township hall. Retro - reflective materials, Ginny Rldgway, Becky Rob- Koad Projects ' • when I muHt refuse to refill « which can ^e purchased at were Carolyn Kyser and Jean- Lowell City council meeting. Monday, December 2nd— preHcriplion. But (here is u ertson, Esther Rogers. Ray paint and hardware stores, ette Marks. Mnished in K p. m. Versennes Township meet very koimI renson for tuieh n The complete honor roll is Smith, Vlckl Truax, Mary Van- Monday. December 2nd— Closed come In a variety of guises: InR. 8 p. m., township hall. refusal as follows: Laan. Roxanne Ward. Cascadc Township meetlnR. Tuesday, December 3rd— Thcmliiqivlng Day A presrription is your dor- as Iron-on tape, as fabric that kent (iountv • can be sewn onto clothing, as SOPHOMORES K p. m.. township hall. Grand Rapids Township Wrap Up tor's personal request fur spe- SENIORS Monday. December 2nd— i-ific druKs to lie used as pari slip-on arm bands, as dangle Nearly a mile of US-131 ! meeting. 7:31 p. m., town of his treatment of your ill Cindy Adams. Dave Alexan- Lowell Township meetlnR. ship hall. tags on string. June Anerson. Cla Avery. Freeway and a nille of re- ness He speeilies how much Dave Barrus. Gwen Batterbee, der. Sharon Beach, Dave UNUSUAL PROJECT - Members * the special o Merrier of the drujis you are to receive, Blandlng. Cindy Blough. Gary located M-57. both in Kent J Left to right they are Richard Vib Patten, Dan Bergy. Chris Blandlng. County, will be opened to traf- -J1 education class at Ada Elemeitary School and. he will sometimes place Bruce Byrne. Mary Chaffee, Blough. Joyce Brower, Jeff Kathy SleWert, Gordon Bergey, RoWa Ka- a limit on this by slating fic November 26. the State - y < Lon Clark. Kim Davis, Sandi Coleman. Martha Coons. Peg- are shown here completing a Christmas pre* relse, Robert Wacha, Jady Kline, Claire Oi- "Do not refill " This uvtiallv 1^ Hush ADA FIREMEN ON REVIEW AT NEW QUARTERS Highway Commission said to- Dellaan. Sherri Doezma. gy Covert Dennis DeWltt, Ject under the guidance of Mrs. Dortfcy Hat- Holiday! nieans Ihiil he wants to see the Anita Hahn, Vincent Hoover. day. bara aad Kent Turner with Armoae LaBlae patient again. In-fore providitu! Jim Fedorowlcz. Kay Feuer- Strand Theatre Rippie m s •Val Juvlnall, Chris Layer. kins and student teacher Marviae Melton. la the center. more medicution. * •••so c»vjiis stein. Curt Fonger, Pat Goe- The freeway will be opened Ruth Lee. Jeanne Leeman. LOWELL, MICHIGAN I would lv wrong if I gave T-V Lions Launch Activities New Fire Emergency gins. Ton! Grudzlnskas. Vlckl to local traffic from Inter- rara McKay. Pete Olson. Pet- pleading guilty to a charge of vou the wrong amount of a The Thomapple Valley Lions slide presentation by Miss Hale. Sharon Heacock. Ronnie state 96 north to West River , THURSDAY, FRIDAY. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY driving with visably Impaired drug, or the wrong kind of a Heether, Patty Hoag. er Porrltt. Mindy Priebe. Mar- Road Through traffic will con- drug. And I'd also lie wrong Club has several winter pro- Mary Sneden, a member of gie Prys, ability. Ada Children Scot Jefferies, Jan Kauff- tinue to be routed east on In- NOVEMBER 28. 25. 31 • DECEMBER I Accidents in giving vou a drug o\i>r and SNOW jects underway. the Youth For Understanding Jane Reagan. Valerie Rich. Number for AdaTwp. man. Barb Kelly. Steve Les- terstate 96 to existing US-131 (Continued from Page 1) He had originally been over again. I>v overlooking the Teen-Age Exchange Program. Linda Roth Jim Rowland. Mar- doctor* instructions alMiut re Tickets are presently being up under the direction of Boer- sons. Tim McLaughlin. Pat (Plainfleld Avenue; until the i men and three minors were charged with driving while un- sold by all T-V Lion members Brief talks will be given by BY SHIRLEY DYGERT . McMahon. Jon Monroe. Dick da Sandy. Susie Seese. Ilene -V NOW AT WPl^WroiCES! lilting. BOOTS sma Builders at a cost of US-131 Freeway Is extended J fined for varioiis offenses in- der the influence of liquor, but Create Items for the "Hunter's SpedaT raf- Miss Palvl Plthanen of Fin- Mooney. Lois Myers. Diane Simcox. Dan Spitsbergen, Sher- Vou see. drug dosages aren't Fire! Fire! $21,820. This houses 2 trucks, north to Rockford in late 1969.1^ volving drinking when ar- was found guilty of the lesser the same for everv patient, and fle. The drawing will be held land. Miss Anna Pldholm of Nordhof. ri Starkweather, Lynette Swan. What started out as an aca- for men... rest rooms, an equipment raigned Monday before Kent- charge following a breathalyi- the\ must often oe changed November 30 ^or two separate Sweden and Miss Suzette Julco Vem Paulsen. Christy Por- Mike Talbot. Joanne Vader. The opening of M-57. extend--I' demic exercise has turned in- This terrifying call can sig- room, and a meeting room. "V wood Justice of the Peace er test, according to Justice everv once in a while to suit prizes that should whet any of the Philippines, three for- nal the danger of panic and ritt. Carl Rash, Dawn Rich- Joyce VanTimmeren, Peter Ing east from US-131 threes to a creative project for the Marie DeVries. DeVries. the patient's needs. Vou max hunter's appetite—a registered eign exchange students now at- ard. Shelly Richard, Charlotte Walter, Bonnie Weenhoff. and miles south of Cedar Springs.—j children in the Ada special further jeapordlze humans and need less than the standard D-Llne Beagle pup and a If* tending Forest Hills High Chrlsta Veiter. education classes. dose, or iierhaps vou will mi-d animals within Its radius. Rldgway, Barb Roth, Dave completes modernization of the*— Gordon Sharpe. 18, of 924J gauge shotgun. School. Will Add Self, Jackie Shade. Mary highway between US-131 and ^ Downs, Lowell, and Rick L. more Vour doctor can gauge FRESHMEN JyJie Andrews Arrest The children have been col- this liv re examining you after Just about everyone knows Smith, Liz Stormzand. Greenville The rest of the / as MILLIE Taylor, also 18. of 13274 Ver- Tickets may be obtained The Lions also bid farewell (Continued from 1) lecting nuts and pine cones vour first prescription ha* r • the threatening, ominous fear Toni Thome. Steve Thurtell. Sharon Bauer. Perry Beach- work was completed In 1966. gennes Road, were charged as from chairman Bob Hug at to Pres Wolf, a long active and of arrest, all prepared for since early fall for their sci- lieen used up. of the sight and sound of a to 'Phone minors in possession when Part of the fun of Chriitmos is giving Also, some drugs an- habit 676-1835. Proceeds will be used loyal member of the Club. roaring fire out of control. It •nOOtCU'M cashing. ence unit project. IXKkC stopped by Lowell police Sat- presents... a big part of the giving is money. To forming and some are too dan for Improvements of Lions' Pres and family are leaving can begin In many ways; chil- urday. Each paid $31.80 in Both Gibbs and Martin re- The nuts and cones, along gerous to Is* taken without Park, located between Ada and for the colder reaches of the dren playing with matches, ex- A UNIVERSAL MCTUtt • TICHHICOlOa* be able to buy those gifts next Christmas... start fines and costs. In addition. portedly have served time in with discarded detergent bot- regular medical «U|iervniion. Cascade, including the possible Traverse City area. posed wires, accumulations of Coverage Sharpe was fined a total of prison for armed robbery. saving nowl A little saved each week will add If I refuse to refill vour pre- additions of restroom facilities tles, tuna fish cans, bleach trash. It can be carried by The Michigan Public Service WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 4 $25 on a charge of careless Gibbs was released from jail scription. it is In protect you and recreational equipment for bottles, tree branches and up to a big check. Join our '0 Christmas Club. Businessmen—looking for the wind out of doors, or by Commission has authorized the driving. last February. from iMissitili- danger. And I the younger set. empty thread spools are being would rather have vou an something outstanding lo open windows inside. It can Michigan Bell Telephone Com- used by the children to make COMPUTE SERVICES remain undetected for a long Edward Tenor. 22. of Rock Sgt. Hutson told the Ledger noved with mi- than guilty of Program chairman Ted Wle- send your Christmas greet- pany to enlarge the base (Hat) "Five Million Years to Earth" Christmas decorations. time. ford was fined $42.80, includ that he had been working on • Personal loans • Home Loons jeopardiriuLiiiammng' the Inalth of vou tke and his committee have ings to your customers? See rate area of the Lowell zone Science-Fiction Adventure in Color and your lamilv. ing costs, for furnishing alee the case for about a week and arranged a series of programs our beautiful new line of A fire can do damage to a of Its Grand Rapids District J The fall and Christmas pro- • Safety Deposit e Bank-by-Mail ALL SEATS 35c ONE SHOW AT 7:00 P. M holic beverages to a minoi was familiar with Gibbs from jects were demonstrated for built around the multi-Interest Christmas canfe. persoaalli- warehouse, a row of homes, exchange. after his arrest Saturday. Ar a previous case. character of Uonism. In keep- ed with yoar company name. the Kent County type A teach- • Mortgage Loans • Auto Loans' a field, or a forest. The great- The company plans to add rested with him was Roger A ers November 19th. Cascade ing with International Rela- Order early at the Ledger est peril can be to the most One Performance at 7:45 P. M. Thursday thru Sunday State Police lauded the Low- one-half square mile adjacent Hagen, 18. of Cedar Springs tions Month, the November 25 office. ireclous entity, a human be- Oie Performance Wednesday at 7:H P. M. who paid $3180. including ell officer, stating: dinner meeting featured a El to the present local base rate on the case report that only Pharmacy Iingn . area which will bring 145 cus- Closed Mondav and Tuesdav costs, on a charge of minoi "Without his assistance, it STATE a few of the stolen money or- It takes knowledge to fight tomers Into the flat rate call- in possession. would have taken much longer ders were passed in this area. PHONE a fire. It takes a cool head ing area where urban tele- for us to ascertain the where- 5AVINCS BANK • NEXT WEEK: BOB HOPE AND PHYLLIS DILLER IN Clarence O. Walker, 63, of They have recovered a num- to behave correctly In a situ- phone service will be available abouts of the suspect." ber of others from a wide LOWELL. MICHIGAN 949-0890 without mileage charges. ^Th^Prlvat^jav^^qt^Tarr^ 2261 Segwum, Lowell, was fin- ation of danger U takes tralm ed $75 and $4.90 in costs afyir. spread area in the Midwest. ing of children by their teach- Postal inspeclors called in vtn-wj «i All customers ffected Will irsJjMj)! l^U^ce o 1 ers wnen juu aic viuw sv w taTlng|2,1ig |2,177 5 annually ready for the precarious fo- of the elimination or reduction SLALOM ment when something must be of rural zone charges. done. To be unprepared Is risky business. In the proposed base rate m YcStf area addition, elimination of One of the greatest helps Is rural zone charges will result Gobble Up This /Honey-Saving to know the emergency num- In monthly savings of $1.50 for We'll Be Open ber. Beginning December 17. sixty-five one-party business or almost all residents of Kent residence customers; $1.25 for County will call one number thirteen two-party residence 'til 9p.m. Emblazon this on your mind, customers, and $1 for nine teach It to your children, hang four-party residence custom- it on a board near each phone. ers. ,Wednesday GL 1-2911. There are 21 rural residence November 27 The Ada Township Fire De- customers whose service will partment has just added ten be upgraded lo four-party resi- Thanksgiving monitors to the seven In pre- dence service and tnelr basic SQUIRE WALTER'S viously had connected to the monthlv rate will be reduced Kent County Sheriff's Depart- by 75c. ment. Whenever a call Is made to that number, it will gc In the outlying rural area, for women... through the department switch- the changes In rural zones will hoard and the request for aid reduce the monthly rates for Value will be sent to the seventeen 37 customers, according to monitors in the homes of fire which rural zone and class of department members. service Is Involved, from 50c to $3 The Ada Firemen, under With Coupon Below and Chief Stanley Osmolenskl. meet According to the company's w ^ WE WILL BE once a month for a business plans, the 21 rural residence meeting and once a month for customers will have their ser- CLOSED a training meeting. They have vice upgraded within 30 days, $25.00 Purchase or More a grass rig and two pumpers. and all reduced charges will Thanksgiving Day RANGE HOODS anB recently moved Into their be effective In the billing cy- (Eiduding Tobacco) • Thnrsday, Nov. 28 new fire barns. cle beginning with the next 30 days. HAVE A SAFE AND HAPPY The addition to the Town- Avacado or HOLIDAY ship hall is a 34' x 50' struc- » • Shaded Copper YOU WILL RECEIVE FOR . - • COSSACK LEIGH 36" $26.85 ture which was designed by Read the Want Ads • * Alexander Grant, AIA. and put THANKSGIVING A Copper Toned Flay Crossword TCSRY" LEIGH 36" 25.95 LEIGH 36" Shaded Copper 26.09 Professionals' WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF Avacado Jfwi FASC030" or White 31.45 Avacado or FROZEN TURKEYS AND FOWL FASCO 36" Toned Copper 32.50 Yes! WE KNOW OUR BUSINESS AT COMPETITIVE PRICES FASCO 36" Stainless Steel 35.65 Prove to yourself the difference Meet the tough one .. . Berkshire Actionvvear Panty Hose So right for the Norbest Turkey Broiler CHRIS 6 TO 8 LB. AVERAGE Ventilating mini-action today. Panty Hose that really fit because Monsanto's Blue "C" nylon makes them that way, keeps them that way. Actionwear is so very 6" Decorative COMPARISON PROVES chic, too, with a finish that's soft and matte like. With color that's complete. Fans Fan 11.38 Actionwear Panty Hose . . . $3.00 a pair Vol-U-Fan and it's NORBEST TURKEY BROILER 10.98 * iDfcg* 6" Economy Vietnam will be call- ing Friday. November 29. and (East Beltllne) at Lake East- Arrows look" at Forest Hills High for name and address of a ser- 16930889. D Co. Troop Com- temperature reaches 135 de- up front with Dan Mosher (6' bulk of the ball-handling ing home free during the fill out an application for the brook Drive the Department the 1968-69 basketball season. viceman added to this list, mand. USADLB. APO, San grees the device buzzes. 3", Soctt Wlngeler (6'2"). chores. Rob McCormlck also Christmas holidays, a gift from free phone call. of State Highways said today. please mail the Information Francisco. 96332. Gone from last year s squad Tom Teft (fi'2"). Dave Sher- is available for duty in the Pfc Frank Martin, U. S. Union Bank & Trust, which O at Home to us. Sorry, we cannot ac- Kent County Chapter of the The light Is necessary be- that posted a tt)-9 record ov- wood (6') and Glenn Collins backcourt. 54980926. HHC 5th Bn. 3rd Inf. Is sponsoring "Operation Holi- cept phsnc calls. American Red Cross Is assist- cause of the high volume of Order your Christmas gift erall are John Stoval, a 21.5- (6'3") among the seven re- 8th Inf. Div., Fort Campbell, day" for the third year. The Rangers are scheduled Plan now to send a greet- ing the bank In processing the traffic crossing M-44 between subscriptions now. TV Low- ilnts-per-game scorer; Steve turning lettermen, Kentucky. 42223, to play eight of their 17 ing or a package to a ser- Under Ihe program, the applications but applications shopping centers and a new ell ledger-Suburban Life will Dec. 6 uss. who managed an 18.5 1st Lt. Duane W, Mayou, 3 Mosher and Teft are consid- games on the home floor. In- viceman who must be away bank pays for the first three must be filled out at a bank, apartment project on East- bring pleasure all year scoring average; and Jim Van- 05427844, "B" Btnr, 5th Bn AIRMAN DICKS ered key men in Kemp's plans, from home during the holi- minutes of a phone call from office A letter will then be brook Drive. through. We will send an I Lowell High School's basket- der Baan. who handled most cluded are non-league encount- 42nd Arty., APO. San Francis- which call for emphasis on re- ers against Tri-River confer- day season. Airman Sandra L. Dicks, Vietnam. Relatives of 860 lo- on its way to the serviceman appropriate Christmas card Ifid ball team will launch Its home of the ball-handling chores In co, California, 9«530 Lowelf Ledger-Suburba bounding and defense ence opponents Rockford and daughter of Mrs. Grace Heer- cal servicemen made applica- asking him to call home at Existing traffic lights at 28th announcing your gift to that oq portion of the 1968-69 season addition to peppering the nets Joseph A, Michaud, PM FN. and Burton streets will be con- — Lowell, the former at Rock- inga of 1144 Houseman NE, tion for calls last year and his earliest opportunity. special person. no on Friday. December 6. in a at a 10-point pace. In addition. Mosher could de- B51-08 49. R1 Division. USS Ti- ford on December 17 and the Christmas has completed basic training about half the calls were com- nected with the new signal to JT Tri-River Conference game velop into a scoring threat tuila (ARGH), FPO San Fran- Applications will be taken un- "We just haven't come up latter In the next-to-last tilt at Lackland AFB, Tex. She pleted. insure a smooth flow of traffic pgplnst new league rival from inside. Last year he av- cisco. California 96601. til Christmas 342 MEN'S with shooters to replace those at home on February 25. has been assigned to Lowry through the area. m Greenville. eraged 11 points," many of Tony Myers, US 54980965 Hq. three." said Kemp as he sent Mailing List AFB. Colo., for training in the Union Bank President Ed- them on second-effort re- k Hq. Company. 815th Engin- Coach Jack Kempker's Red the Rangers through final Here is the complete 1968-69 supply field. Airman Dicks is ward J. Frey, announcing con- bounds. eer Bn. (Cons.) APO, San Arrows met Ionia on the lat- workouts in preparation for schedule: a 1968 graduate of Northview tinuance of the program, said: SPORT Pfc Richard L. Beimers, AIRMAN KEVT Francisco, California 96318. tei's floor In a non-conference High Scnool. Ada Friday night s opener at Grand Sherwood also looms as an Nov. 29 at Union US 54979393. 152nd Military Po- S. .Sgt. James S. Pace. AF Tuesday night. Results Rapids Union. "We join the whole world In offensive threat He developed Dec. 3 Kentwood lice Platoon. 199 Inf. Bde, Airman Robert E. Keyt, son 16808411, CMR No. 1. Box * * * not available at pres?- in the hope that the Paris peace COATS X a good outside shot late the Dec. 6 at West Ottawa APO. San Francisco. 96279. of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Senior Master Serg^int Dar- The Junior varsity game will 7553. 377 SPS. APO. San Fran- time. season and helped spark the Dec. 13 Hudsonvllle Pfc Dale A. Berg}'. US 54- Keyt of 8868 36th St.. Ada, has rell H. Washburn, whose wife, talks will bring a Just and Floral A Nursery start at 6:30 p. m. and the cisco. Calif., 96307 Rangers to a spot in the Class Dec. 17 at Rockford 979782. 78lh Transp. Co.. APO. completed basic training at Mary. Is the daughter of Mrs. lasting peace to Vietnam, but The Red and White cagers varsity game follows at about Sp-4 David A. Rogers, RA Price B district tournament finals. Dec. 20 at Wyoming Park New York. 09189. Lackland AFB, Tex. He has Ida M Poll. R R 1. Alto, is since our boys are still there 1/2 will be seeking their first lea- 8 o'clock. 16930411. Hq. Trp, 2nd Sqdn.. Jan. 3 Kelloggsvllle Pfc. Biggs, D. J.. 2288080, been assigned to Keesler AFB, on duty at Da Nang AB, Viet- .,. and their families here at gue title In four seasons fol- "If Sherwood can score con- 2nd AC, APO. New York. New V • ' _0 Rockford In the 1967-68 cam- Kemp, "it surei. would help tawa-Kent Red Division season Jan. 24 at Kentwood San Francisco. Calif. 96602 is a 1966 graduate of Lowell Sp-4 James L. Rogers, RA mand post superintendent, pre- paign when they finished with open up the middle for our Beautiful New next Tuesday (December 3) Jan. 31 West Ottawa Sgt. Thomas A. Bishop, AF High School 54952194. Box 10. Co C. 71st viously served at L. G. Hans- The program has been ex- an 8-2 mark. Both losses were inside men." with a home encounter against Feb. 4 at Hudsonvllle 16879580. 16 TRS. Box 119, Maint Bn. APO, New York, com Field, Mass. panded significantly since its at the hands of the veteran * * * neighboring Kentwood, Feb. 7 Wyoming Park APO. San Fransisco, Californ- New York 09139. The sergeant, a 1949 gradu- Rams. Scheduled to see action up Cpl. Gerald M. Estes. 2311- k'ginnings three years ago. Fall & Winter ^ Feb. 14 at Kelloggsvllle Sgt Steven C. Roth, AF ate of Caledonia (Mich.) High front with these four are Ken ia. 96307. 317, Bit 112, Det A. HAS. Co.. Due to the nature of the war. ' This year's Rockford squad Kemp's squad Is the small- Feb. 21 at Godwin Pvg. Fredrick A. Blasher, 16929023. CMR Box 19J4. School, served during the Kor- Zech, Kurt Llnscott and Mar- Ist Bn.. 2nd Marines. FPO. many servicemen were unable looms as a title contender est. In numbers, that he has Feb. 25 Lowell Charlseton AFB. South Caro- ean War. His mother is Mrs. Coats ty Everse. 2518724, Ptl 1114. If CRD, San New York. New York 09502. to reach telephone facilities in again even though stripped ol had at Forest Hills. Only 11 Feb. 28 Rogers lina. 29404 Anna M. Washburn. Diego, California. 92140. Sgt Mike Fuller. 2134545. Saigon, so Union Bank author- 1 four starters by graduation men will be suited up for var- Though only 5'10". Steve Mar. 3 District tournament Sp-4 Cary D, Burrows. RA Pfc Larry L. Snyder. RA * * * Specializing In— 3rd Battalion, 6th Marines. ized the men to call from any Returning to spark the club sity games, Grabarek may also be utiliz- Mar. II Regional tournament 16936938. 173rd Eng. Co., 173rd Joseph A. Michaud of Rt. SAVE /2 16942853 71sl Trans. Bn., HIcS Co. S-3, 2nd Mar. Div. point and at any time during • Weddings • Funerals • Cit Flowers however, is all-conference cen- 567th Trans. Co.. APO. San Camp LeJeune, North Caro- ABN Bde (SEP) APO San 3, Lowell, presently serving the year. "I certainly hope we don't • Thanksgiving ArraagemeBts ter Bill Hart. Francisco. Calif.. (Box 144). lina. 28542 Francisco. California. 96250. his second year in Vietnam, run Into any injury problems r 96384 Pfc Charles W. Geldersma. Pfc. Terry L. Stanton, RA- will not be home for Christ- progra • Hospital Arrangements • Special Parties "Dcc^ SutUx Lowell boasts depth In all ©artfains Sp-4 Danny R. Burrows. RA US 54968864 , 498th Med Co. 68020700. 170th Assault Heli- mas this year. This will be the residentits of 1Ken t County or • landscaping ft Gardes Supplies positions and will, in Kemp- 16939324 . 337th Sig. Co.. Del (Air Amb.) APO, San Fran- copter Co.. APO San Francis- third Christmas Michaud has Georgetown Township of Otta- O P S. Grand Lodge ker's opinion, put one of the Fun Classes No. 3. in care of Co. C. 37th co. Calif. 96318 spent away from home. wa County. Open Mon.-Thars. IM; Fri. ft Sat IM ntore versatile teams in school cisco. California, 96226 | n|iposil)' Sig. Bn.. APO San Francisco. Sgt. Dan Steele. 28901 SW Those wishing to write or history on the floor. ©attains Cpl. Matthew E. Gould, US ADA SHOPPER S SQUARE I'oliir M i mi '.cirul I ••di;i» Calif, 96325 54980967 , 83 Co., 8 STU. BR. 177th Avenue, Homestead. Fla. send a Christmas greeting will Any wife, parent, brother or at Jr. High 33030. 471 Ada Drive 1764441 Mil li Opnt I n ni: lil> III '* ••We have the players to Pvt. Ray D. Carigon. US T.C.B, Fort Benning Georgia, find his address listed in the sister having a serviceman in 111 Students at Lowell Junior Pfc Leo D. Taylor, RA 169- 45S-4t» Ml nili* i nights HI >• "i* move the ball well, to score 54984824. Co. C. 1 Bn.. 70th 31905, Servicemen's Christmas List. Vietnam Is asked to stop in at s High School are being offered unil.i<\ i- lo 7i from just about any place on Armor, Fort Rilcv. Kansas. Sp-4 John W. Gurnev. jr., 40036. A. Co. 1st BAT. 503, a variety of special classes the floor and to rebound." he 66442. US-5493599. HHC 4th Trans. 173 ABN. BDE. (SEP) APO this year under the continuing said In assessing his club's Lt. Wendell L. Christoff. FV Command (MCC) (Thu Due). San Francisco, Calif., 96250. diversification of the academic Safgains Larry Lyn Thuston. HAB 54- chances this season. 3222139 Box 1618. Williams XPO, San Franciscol Californ- program. 73-16 USN, Company 88-37, AFB, Arizona, 85224. ia. 96307. • Speed could also be a key- David C. Hoseth. AF 68077- Naval Hospital Corps School. In addition to their regular- Cpl, Lawrence Conley. US Would you like a call note for the Arrows with soph- Great Lakes. Illinois. 80088. ly scheduled classes, students 597. CMR No. 3. Squadron omore Denny DeWltt and jun- 54980923. Btrv. C. ACL BN. Staff Sgt. Robert D. Topp. may elect to take special ten IV/iere? at 3708. Flight 1608. Lackland ior Ken Roth providing most USAAMZ. Class 6-69. Fort Sill Detachment No, 2 Box 2918. week courses such as small Oklahoma. 73503. AFB. Texas. 78236 of it. John M. Hoseth. AF 68077- 620 Tactical Control Sod. APO motors, fly fishing, gun safety, Pvt. Charles Craig. US 54- San Francisco, Calif. 96295. from your serviceman small gifts and others. Stu- 587. CMR No. 3, Squadron This pair, plus senior Cap- Dykhouse & Buys 977551. Co. C. 2nd Bn.. 30th 3708. Flight 1608. Lackland Sp-4 Marty Touslgnaut. B-3 tain Curt Fonger. is expected dents use their study hall time Inf., APO, New York. New- AFB, Texas. 78236 School Bde. Fort Knox. Ky. to produce most of Lowell s Photo by Scot Jefferiei for these specialities and may York, 09033, OF COURSE! AB Keyt. Robert E., AF 6805 Gy. Sgt. Robert J. Vanden firepower Fonger was No. 2 re-reglster for something dif- Pfc David C. Dean. 2451425 RANGERS GET READY • Under the watchfil eye of Coach Rangers are expected to rely on rebounding and defense In 1861. CMR No. 6. BMS 3709. Hout. 3009 Upshure Avenue, scorer on the squad last ferent at the end of the ten USMC. Co. E CHO, Wpn's Pit, in Viet Nam this Christmas? their bid to add the O K Red Division cage title to their Come in for that good car or pick-up Fit. 1278 Lackland Air Force Marine Corps Base. Twenty year. Don Kemp (right), members of the Forest Hills High basket- weeks. 2nd Bn.. 9 Marines. 3rd Ma- Base. Texas. 78236. Nine Palms. Calif., 92278. ball team practice for the season opener this Friday. The football championship. rine Div., FPO, San Francis- Following the Greenville Recently a group of students John Lomas. B-55-60-75. Co. Sp4 James W. Vanden Hout. co. California. 96602, game. Lowell will play three in the Horse Sense classes 968. 24 Bat.. RTC, Great Lakes US 54976742, Co. E. 4-21 11th Pfc Gene D. Dietz, US 549- other conference games before journeyed to Lansing. They Illinois. 60088 Infantrv Brd., APO. San Fran- 68220, 298 Signal Plat., 199 Lt. breaking for Christmas vaca- had been invited to the Rowe AB Richard L, Lyons. AF cisco. California. 96217, Infantry Bde.. APO. San Fran- tion, lie Arrows will meet Ranch where they were in- This Week's Special 68078009. CMR No. 6. Sq. 3724. Spec. 5 Bemle VanderBerg. Honor Grid Squads,Harriers at FHHS structed by James Rowe on cisco. California. 96279 US 54969521, Hq. MACV MAC- Sparta at home on December Git. 1680, Lackland Air Force the fundamentals of training ALL CARS DC-RE, APO San Francisco. tf then travel to Rockford De- Base. Texas. 78236. Football letters were award- Craig Chandler. Len Claus, Shane, Tom Ensing, Dave El- Chuck Flynn. Ty Gemmell, horses for dressage. Mrs. HAIVty KIAlTH, INC Calif., 96*22. cember 13th and to Cedar AND PICK-UPS Pk^JameS Malcolm. US 54- ed to 88 members of the three Steve Darcangelo, Jim De- lis. Al Heneveld, Steve Harring- Rowe demonstrated the art on tu't-r i ^ Sp-4 Chris Van Dyke, US Springs December 20th,. * G'«»d Wic*iq*« 980946. I SA Support' "fcitup, Forest HiUe High School grid ton. Al Heagle. Kurt Klyns- horseback. A question and ans- will come equipped with 54971097, HHD 90th Repl BN, ScoU Liversedgc, Pat Lup- SPECIAL DltT FOODS JSA. - rtfP, San ffrt'lsco, «L a special assembly wer session concluded the day. California, 96224. APO. San Francisco, Californ- ton. George McCargar. Char- •Suq«f FT#»—S«lt Fr'vt ia. 96491. •AlUfqy D'*»i Pfc Jerry Malcolm, RA 169- '•les Newcomer. Assisting the sponsor. Mrs. SNOW TIRES Pfc Terry L. Wleland, US Included were 26 members •Low CkolttUrol 3990. HHC 5-60th. 9th Inf Div. Carrie PelPellonl . were chaper- 54973118. 127th MP Co.. APO. of the Ottawa-Kent Red Di- John Price. Dick Powell. Notvrot.Organic Ftxxh APO. San Francisco. Californ- ones Mrs. Ruth Webb. Doris ia. 96370 San Francisco. Caiif. 96238. vision championship varsity Dean Pethers, Bruce Russ. Balcom. Mrs. Taylor, Mrs, AMN Wosinski, P, J.. Sq. squad that won seven and lost Randy Rouse, Bill Vekasi, Ron Witherall, Mrs. Dalstra and 3409. Cmr. No. 2. Box 1066?. one game In recording the Vander Baan. Bob Wagner. Larry Pelon. l ike most U-M rooters, we FURNACES AND Keesler Air Force Base Mis- finest season in school history. FOR SAFETY 8 SAKE Bill Wilder. Craig Wynant. sissippi, 39534. offer a tip of the fedora today Jim Bunn. Mgr. •OILERS Thirty members of the re- t" Woody Hayes and his Ohio GAS and OIL Jack Thomas Young, MR 3 \ 1378786. U.S.S. Galveston, CLG serve team that also posted State Buckeyes for their ab- FRESHMAN a 7-1 mark and 32 players who solute devastation of the Wol- 3. M. Division, FPO San Fran- Mike Anderson. Brad Berry. cisco. Calif. 96601. competed for the freshman verines last Saturday. team (6-1-1) also were honor- There was one fellow (who Larry Diebel. Terry Dosenber- ed. shall remain anonymous) who ry. Rodney Frye. Mark Fla- COMPLETE BATHROOMS herty. Jim Grochowalski, Gor- WATER SOFTENERS — WATER HEATERS figured he had a good bet go- Cross country team mem- ing. He got Michigan and five don Hellberg. Bob Hinton, Carl bers received awards as well, points... and wagered a dime James. Bill Keehan. Open Bowling nine of them members of the a point on the difference. Scott l.araway, Kevin Mead. For a Free Estimate varsity. Four letters were a- With a 36-point differential Steve Mor.ahan, Tom Nlew- warded to reserve team mem- ... plus the five-point spot... koop. Mike McMahon, Dan Hours bers and one freshman also Prusak. Matt Pellerito, Jerry he stood to lose at least $3.10 NEVER SHOOT OR 6.S821 — PHONE — 676-1772 ms was recognized. on each such bet made! AT powe« Ross, John Rose. Bill Roden- Pack Tne list of award winners My only loss was a dollar LINES Ofi burg follows: iNSULATOfiS Power, Wttkdoy Aft*. which Charley Doyle will pock- Steve Schuster, Mark Stock- FOOTBALL et along with a number of well. Brian Sodergren. Doug 14 iiu p. VARSITY others that he took so gleefully yj 4 WW£ Ada Heating & Plumbing 3 Games - fl.N Schueller, Victor Switzer. Ric Bill Buell. Steve Cribley. from those of us with Rose Seems that brother Ford Troll. Jeff VanStrien. Bob War- Tom Dygert. Len Dalecke, Bowl hopes dancing in our thought that he bagged a beau- ner. Greg Winters. Ted Zui- 589 Ada Drive, Ada, Michigan SATS: NAM to 11 p. m. Steve Grabarek. Doug Grif- BLUE eyes. tiful eight-point buck up north. derveen. Mark Kelly, Mgr.: SUNS. •Noon to C p. m. fith. Kevin Gary, Stan Gro- ¥ ¥ * Saw it go down, in fact. But David McQueen. Mgr. One thing is for certain. by the time he got to the spot, Mc Per Game chowalski, Gary Gromer. at Doug Hall. Paul Jenks. Mike OSU's win sure ruined a lot the deer was gone. CROSS COUNTRY Krause, Curt Llnscott. Dan ol winter vacation plans for After several hours of track- VARSITY M OM BOH Stttdtnt Rotts Mosher, Bob McCormlck. Jim Michigan grads planning a trip ing. he gave up. And his com- Bob Crystal. Marty Everse. 31c Game Exc. Sat NUes Meier. Ken Postema. Joe to Pasadena. panions ... most of them from Well, maybe some would set- Lowell.. aren't letting him Chris Harrington. Ted Hollo- Page. way. Dennis Houghton. Doug Talk with the Bob Roy, Randy Simon. Tom tle for following Grand Rap- forget about the "one that got er Koessell, Roger Randall, Kim For the third straight Christmas season, AMERICAN LEGION Teft, Brad VanSluyters. Bob ids JC down to Roswell, New away." • • • Rush. Dale Slager. LANES Vanden Bos. Jim Wltzel, Scott Mexico! I9fffj0 Union Bank will pay for the call. And Wlngeler. Tom Norman. Kirk * * * Thank goodness for the Tig- RESERVES Leyndyke. Mgr One of the unlucklest hunt- ers! Smart Set. m East Hah, Lowell ers in Michigan has to be Tom When you consider what the Jim Dygert. Steve Harring- RESERVE Ford (he of the short back Lions Red Wings and Pistons ton. Doug Vickers, Robert yon don't even have to he a cnstmier. Tdepkoae m-KU * •wing). are doing so far, there really Zoellmer. Mark Anderson. Dave Buell, What's the Smart Set? Mrs. Ilclco Kocwen, Mgr. isn't too much for Michigan Why, a pair of extension Union Bank will pay the cost of a thrcc-ininutc ChrisimaMimc Jim Bacon. Bob Campbell. pro sports fans to cheer about FRESHMAN phones—the sleek new phone call. Their are only four requirements. Vour scrviccman 1ht Old 1i/m&L these days. Paul Hanson, Trimline® Phone that fits in or servicewoman must Ix- a member of the immediate family: the palm of your hand and * • • u- son or daughter, husband, brother or sister. Vou must reside It there's one thing I m the elegant Princess® CAR I thankful for on this day of DEADLINE within the Greater (Jrand Rapids area. Calls must be limited to Phone with a dial that Thanksgiving, it's the fine wea- MEN'S SUIT SALE 1 lights up. ICAT10 one per serviceman. That serviceman must l)e serving in the #5 ther we've been having Man- ist**#* Smart looks, smart step- FOR APPL " Viet Nam theater of operations (including Rest and Recupera- aged to get in a couple of savers, smart people getting Now on at Dick Butler . HAPPi? December 24TH. tion areas or Staging areas). Hons: there is no Christinas-day r 3 CARE f | rounds of golf (nine holes on- Rumor has ll with it. They're turning up lv. of course) over the week- Clothing Store O.P.S. deadline on making these calls. If it takes several months to everywhere in the most end and hope to get in a few in Grand Ledge. THE DODGE BOYS have comfortable homes and make the call, we'll wait. "Before offering a seat to more before the snow flics apartments around. f TODAY J It's up to you . . . a girl be sure she is!" thick and heavy. TREMENDOUS So talk with the Smart All you do if you qualify is go to your nearest Union Bank ollice MARCE KROPF OUKE THOMET ihe only $3.ooo car Set. It's the only thing SELECTION —and fill in an application blank. Both American Red Cross smarter than one extension. Aside from operating condi- in ihe $5,000 class. and Bell Telephone Company will cooperate to process your The engine temperature Our $50.00 Suits gauge Is a type of thermome- tions. overheating may be due Last year, a cai magazine picked Chaigei ovei competitive cars request. Once you and your man in Viet Nam have received to various causes. Insufficient • NOW 2 for £5100 ter It shows the temperature priced up lo $2,000 more. No wondei Chaigei had a 343% confirmation, he will be instructed on how to place the call. of the liquid in the engine cool- liquid In the cooling system - Our $60.00 Suits Is one of the causes. Loose or sales mciease. This yeai's Chargei s even shaipei lookmg Vou shouldn't wait too long to apply. There arc likcl^ to be ing system. broken fan belt is another. NOW 2. for $61.00 And there's a new Charger Special Edition model. Get all waiting lists, and arrangements may take some time. So get Like a fever In the human body, undue rises indicate Basketball Our $70.00 Suits the facts at the Dodge Boys'. On the lamily-sized sports cai your application blank and fill it in. We sincerely hope your Watch Next Week for DODGE trouble. Normal operating tem- "The Problem of Overchoklng" . NOW 2 fur $71.00 . thai lets you live it up in great style Christinas is a little bit brighter with this gift. peratures vary between 160 • jH wps thro 4b Hegu1.ir». What do you look for when Burger and 180 degrees in different t ongs jwm^orts if ydu don't cars. selecting a car? If it's quality, neftj' two cult^ t>f®/ Fbr HO i/onrn one qf America's ./mo Ixiuhn - where service in one pleasant experience ajler another engine. It's a danger signal. All oih»f ntflhtt 'III 6 Oi>en Sun 930 W. Main, Lowell Pnone 897-928 8 a. m. to 9 p. m.. Fri. til 800 West Main St., Lowell Proceed to your service sta- day* 12 to 5; mmmmmmmmm tion slowly. 6 p. m. Imwurtfriiiiiiai •

SKIN CREAMS, LOTIONS 6 Lowell Ledger-Suburban Life, Nov. 28, 1968 SOLD BY DAIRIES! Nazarene Want Ad Deadline. Tues Lowell Ledger-Suburban Life, Nov. 28, 1968 7 Obituaries day Noon. VA Sets Your milkman calling! Skin Engaged creams and lotions made from Church Has ELSIE J. KELLOGG IIDPU 4»UI!Ulf Program a milk base are now being Pours Out Grief Elsie J. Kellogg, aged 83. BUSINESS F sold by dairies in several parts of 233 South Hudson in Lowell, Unln TnliWu 'pMMl TfiiU of the country. ISew Pastor ssed away on November 23 m for Widows DIRECTORY Club news, coming events en a local nursing home. CASCADE CHRISTIAN CASCADE CHRISTIAN REF. The Lowell Church of The The WSCS of the LoweU and social Items must be on Death of Runci' POOL TABLES & SUPPU^Tr An estimated 3,901 Mlcli IH-JLum Na/^rene has recently install- She is survived by her fos- Thursday, November 28, 9:15 Thursday, November 28. 1C Methodist Church will meet on submitted by noon on Mon- ter daughter, Mrs. Harold Col- Thanksgiving Worship. Guest Amusement Machines odfeM widows of veterans who died (Editor s Note: The fol- and they are too worthwhile. ed a new pastor, the Reverend a. m. Thanksgiving Day Ser- Friday, November 29, 8 p. m.. day. lins of Lowell: a sister. Miss Msgr. Behan, Rev. John Stan- as the result of military ser- lowing was written by Gene No matter how many years James E. Leitzman. vice. MHIER-NEWMARK ^ In tne church knmgt Mrs. BY SHIRLEY DYGERT Addle Wood of Grand Rapids: ley, St. Michaels Episcopal, rft m vice will be eligible for up to "ChteT Foster, manager of and how many people come Sunday. December 1. 10:00 3717 »Ui Street, East David Coons if the proaram For the past four years Rev- a brother. Clarence Wood of Rev. J. T. Moore. Central •m/BQ 36 months of educational as- the Portland Beavers base- and go. there will always be a. m. Morning worship, 11:15 chairman. Topic: "Our Heri- Candid Skate Just back from every player's signature. Oth- erend Leitzman has been pas- Kalamazoo and several nieces Christian, Rev. Ray Gaylord, 949-2030 naib sistance from the Veterans Ad- ball team and a long time one part of your heart that a. m. Sunday School: Cate- tage from John Wesley." The his cabin at Gaylord where he er signs of appreciation are toring a rural church at Man- and nephews. Pastor -9S6J ministraUon. friend and associate of the will hark back and say, "this chism, grades 8 & 9. 3 p. m. Mary-Esther guild, hostess. bagged his deer Is Flovd Chaf- being planned by the victors. son. Michigan some two hun- Friday. November 29, The late C. H. Runciman, Sr.) was a great man." Jr. and Sr. Choirs. 4:30 p. m. THORNS Robert M. FitzGerald, man- fee. Others hunters who came » * * dred miles north of Lowell in Funeral services were held TAGS go to Nappanee, Ind. American Legion Field Ser- Young Peoples Society. Eve- AppUaiee, TV & Record Ceator, ager of the VA's Redonal Of- home with their prizes were Swingers: Getting together This was the firm hand, and Emmet County. He has also Monday afternoon at the Roth for Church World Service, 1 45 vice Officer of Area 3, Harold There should be a place ning worship at 7 p. m. Quality Always—Best Vahwt .otv fice In Detroit, said that start- Bob Vanden Bog with a ten- for a potluck dinner at the the ready laugh, the soft voice pa stored churches in Minne- Funeral Home with the Rev. p. m. Bus leaves the church L Willard, will be at the where there are no muffled Tuesday, December 3, 3:40 ing December 1. the wives of \ point buck: Bob Buys who re- home of Janet and Rich Hub- and the warm smile. This was sota and Wisconsin before com- Earl Collins of the Lowell Con- for a Roller Skating Party at American Ixglon Hall in Low- streets, no silent buildings, no p. m. catechism, grades 4 & 5. 949-0220 Michigan's 8.222 totally and turned with a six pointer; and bardson last Saturdav were the true gentleman; a follower ing to Michigan. gregational Church officiating. the American Legion at Lowell ell on December 6th, at 1:00 quiet tears, no bended heads, 4:25 p. m. Catechism; grades —————— rT-[|9 permanently disabled veterans the Ron Cannoses, Bob Jones', of God. the leader and the skating 'til 4:30 Profits go to 'm., to assist all veterans his uncle, Lou Mulder, who no broken hearts. And there Interment in Oakwood Cem- 6 & 7, GILMORE SPORT SHOP>I will also be entitled to VA ed- Sam Darlings of Saginaw, and staunch friend This was "Run- The Reverend Leitzman was support CH-RHO Orphan 2 to making out their pension successfully hunted with him should be a time when men etery. Wednesday, December 4. at t ucational assistance payments the Joe Roberts of Lake City. ci". And all the years and all born and raised In Iowa. He 4 p. m. Post-Hi have an Open ft LIVE IAIT " "J report cards or to answer oth- at Thelma; Dave Carew, and don't hurt in grief, women received a Bachelor Degree in 1:30 p. m. Golden Hour Soci- of 1130 a month—up to a max- This group meets once a year the friends will never fill BERTHA SCHWARZ House for all members at the 1154 E. Fulton Rd.. Ada , '' er questions pertaining to Vet- Bob Bakeman don't weep, throats don't catch, ety. 7:30 p. m. Calvinettes: imum of 36 months-for full- Just before Thanksgiving It all that one empty ache, that one Theology in June of 1958 from Kreb's home, 948 Clifford, SE. eran benefits. • • • voices don't break and eyes Olivet Nazarene College lo- Calvinlst Cadets. 8 p. m. The OR6-5901 NORRINE BAILEY time institutional training. Actten! Meanwhile, on their started when they were young small part of yourself that Bertha Schwarz of 716 Am- All members are welcome. 5 The Women of the Moose, marrieds and had no families don't blue. cated near Kankakee. Illinois. Men's Bible Fellowship. WHITE ROSE GASOLINE »rtT way to Lewiston, Idaho for an died when he died. ity Street in Lowell, passed CYF members leave for Hi- Chapter 1388, will meet on The allowance for three- in Michigan to join them for Mrs. Leitzman also attended Open six days a week "til 9 p. mtri The engagement of Norrtoe But that place is not here away on November 22 at But- ram College to attend 8 state .ionday, December 2 at the quarters time training is 995 Thanksgiving meals. Now they Runci has gone, but he has Olivet Nazarene College. terworth Hospital In Grand Kay Bailey to Pvt. James R. and that time is not now. For Regional Youth Congregation. R.L.D.S ALASKA Closed All Day Thursday dubrooms a month, with 990 being paid have their own children who here and now. grief walks our left us a record and an in- Rapids. She was 79 years old. i Kissinger was announced this Don't sip up spiration. A record that he set The Leitzmans have two chil- Saturday, November 30, The Sunday. December 1. 9:45 The TOPS Club will meet week by her parents, Mr. and for half-time training under celebrate with them, but they city because "Runci" does not. Church Awards Class, 9-12, * * * and an inspiration that he fol- dren: a boy James Edward, She is survived by a sister a. m. Church School. 11 a. m. Tuesday, 8 p. m., St. Mary's Mrs. Norwood E. Bailey of the new law granting these Travetec Fra1 n and Harold stm want to see "the old on accident Choir Practices, A Creative FaircliM OH Company • T widows and wives VA educa- gang" It takes greatness, it takes lowed. A record of many a- Jr. who is in his sophomore In Germany and a nephew, Communion Worship Service, School Each member bring Rockford. Buttrick haivv e Just returned liability fees! war at Olivet Nazarene Col- Movement. 9 a. m.. Youth Home Heating Oil " tional help for the first time • * * a lot of greatness to put a chievements and an inspira- Adolph Fuchs of Bronx New 7 p. m. Evening worship. f some food for the Thanksgiv- from a whirlwind trip via Mo- Choir 9:45 a. m. Children's 24 Hour Furaace Repair r. »• Miss Bailey, a 1996 graduate DISCUSSING PARTY dereratte* hi prepare- Negative and Positive: No You can*! afford not to have shroud over an entire town. tion of love. To do as "Runci" leae. also studying for the York. Monday, December 2. at 7 ing basket for a needy family. in the history of veterans bene- hawk Jet to Farmineham, Mas- Choir 10:45 a. m. Insured Budget Payment JT' of Hart High School, is at tlou far the Annual Cascade Community Party way. Committee members are hard at work school on Thursday and Fri- a liability Insurance! Accl- There has to be a lot of some- did will require giant strides, ministry, and Lynel Elaine p. m. Skylarks meet at the fits in the United States. Fitz- sachusetts where tney visited Funeral services were held Sunday, December 1, 9:15 Plan n- The Joseph Wilson Corps present in training at Butter- day. but there will be plenty dents do happen ... but thing to hurt a few thousand and he would like us to trod who is In the 7th grade at church. Gerald said. scheduled far December 7th are left to right. on plaas for the party which will take plnce their son and daughter-in-law, on Monday at the Apostolic and 10:80 Worship Services & 897 759# - 897-8221-.'. . Christmas supper will be Wed- worth Hospital School of Nurs- of fine dining. Perhaps some you don't have to pay for hearts and bow hundreds of his path. Lowell Junior High. Tuesday. December 3, 7:30 Dick and Sandy Buttrick. Christian Church, Wlngeler Church School, 2:30 p. m. All nesday. December 4, at 6:30. Widows and wives now eli- Susie and Bob Harder aid BUI aid Sie Hon at the Giest House la Grand Rapids. parents may even explain to them. Inquire! heads, and whatever there has p. m. Zion's League meet at ing. In the short time they were Outside there are muffled Avenue, Alto. Deaconess and Deacons are to HIGHLAND HILL ^loat will be furnished, bring de will have until December their children why we cele- to be. in "Runci" there was. the home of Marvin LaLone. there they squeezed In a tour sounds, this is a silent time, meet at the Church for call- a dish to pass. Also KOc ex- Pvt. Kissinger is presently 1976, to complete their train- brate Turkey Day, as It Is be- The Zioneers meet at the home DAIRY f of Concord and a dinner at There was devoted friend- there are quiet tears, bended CROP Fund Interment in Oakwood Cem- ing change gift. Let's all be there. stationed at Ft. Eustis, Virgin- ing under this new program, r Apple Queen to Be Chosen ginning to be known ... or will of Ken and Bonnie Colburn. Complete line of dairy predicts the Colonial Inn. Of special in- heads and broken hearts. Be- etery in Lowell. The Vergennes Club will ia. He graduated from South the manager explained. it be the other way around? ship. there was great trust, Tuesday. December 3, For- Wednesday, December 4th, terest was the statue of Major cause of one in death we are Delivered to yotr door meet December 6 at the Ver- High School in Grand Rapids there was help for everyone, Drive Under est Hills Ministerial Society 7:30 p. m. Prayer and Testi- He said that women who be- One of the seven finalists in The new queen will be chos- John Buttrick. the leader of one in grief. For. as John gennes Hall. Hostesses are in 1966. there was humor, there was CHRISTINE PHILLIPS will meet at the Thornapple mony Service. 897-7992 come eligible in the future for the 1969 Michigan Apple Queen en on the basis of her beauty, the Minute Men in the Ameri- Downe said: Olive Bleri and Mona Kooi- fc a glory and ultimately there Coffee Nook at noon. His parents are Mr. and VA educational assistance due contest is Maureen Byrne of poise, apple know-how and can Revolutionary War, who Slar of Wonder' Christine Alice Phillips, 6- m|in. Program Chairman Ls was silence. There was no Motion Now Mrs. James R. Kissinger of to the service-connected death Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cram- Belding. ability to represent the indus- was an ancestor of Harold's. hint of falsehood in the friend- No man is an island entire week-old daughter of Mr. and Manon Yates. Christmas Show JOHNSON, of itself. Helping people to help them- ADA COMMUNITY REFORM 10799 69th Street in Alto. or permanent and total dis- ton. 9990 Fulton Rd.. Ada. try well as she travels through Dick and Sandy win be ar- at Planetarium ship. no resen-e in trust, no Mrs. Rex Phillips of 3946 of; decorating and gift ideas. Already queen of Ionia and selves and providing food for ability of their husbands have were the honored guests at a out the country during the riving here for the holidays CARRINGTON & sarcasm in the humor, no Causeway Drive. Lowell, pass- Sunday. December 1, Mora- January 3, 1969 has been Montcalm counties which she Every man is a piece of the those who need it is the ob- The Forest Hills Music As- eight years in which to com- golden wedding anniversary coming year. around December 15. A stimulating and thought compromise in the leadership, ed away Saturday evening at ine Worship, 10 a. m. Sunday chosen by the couple as their will represent In the stale con- RITTENGER, INC. continent, a part of the main jective of CROP (Christian MCINTOSH-JONATHANS sociation turtle sale ends this plete their training. dinner given by their son, Mr. provoking program Ls in the no stain on the glory and no Butterworth Hospital. School. 11:15, Evening Worship wedding date. test. Miss Byrne will meet » * • INSURANCE ... if a grain of sand be wash- Rural Overseas Program). Fridaymut . Everyone is urged to and Mrs. Robert Cramton and Maureen, the daughter of Speed-Graftc: Former resi- planning at the Rober B. Chaf- cowardice in death Most peo- at 5 p m. RCYF, 6:15 p. m, DELICIOUS - SPIES Eligibility of widows and with the other contestants in Ada Shoppers' Square ed away by the sea. Europe CROP's fund raising drive Surviving besides her par- support this money mak- family at Fingers Restaurant. Mr. and Mrs James A. Byrne, dent, Brace BJomson, whose fee Planetarium. ple pronounce belief in these Tuesday. December 3, Girls wives does not depend on when Grand Rapids next Tuesday. Ph. Ada 67C-47C1 is the less for it As well as if for Kent County is currently ents are two brothers, Randall In Season project. SHOW WORK OF Saturday evening. November is a senior this year at Beld- magk with air brush and oth- virtues. "Runci" didn't need league meets at 7 30 p. m. December 3. when the final a manor of thy friends or of in progress and will continue AREA ARTISTS their husbands served in the 9th The delicious dinner and er artistic exotica took him to "The Star of Wonder" will 835 West Main. Lowell to sty it. and Russell, both at home: her Consistory meeting. 7:30 p. m. APPLE CIDER judging will take place. ing High School. thine own were, any man's until December 8th. maternal grandmother, Mrs. St. Mary's Altar Society will Armed Forces. However, it beautiful decorated wedding New York, is now working on be presented from December Ph. R97-92S3 Wednesday, December 4th. Local artists are among the death diminishes me. Viola Olson of Grand Rapids hold their meeting and Christ- was pointed out, if a widow re- cake was enjoyed by forty a special asagnraent with a 5th through the 29th, and an 78 Bridge. Saranac This place and this time Created to meet emergency Family Night 7 p. m. Senior Phone and her paternal grandparents. mas party on December 2nd many who have their work marries or a wife divorces her guests. documentary film. The subject attempt will be made to ans- Ph. 842-4841 shall pass away, but his mem- For I am involved in man- food needs in Europe follow- High Catechism. 7:30 Junior 642-9511 currently on display in the Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Phillips HESSLER'S ORCHARDS at 8 p. m. at the home of disabled husband, she loses The evening was spent with Succulent Thanksgiving Fowl Is a humorous look at today's wer the question of whether ories shall not pass away. kind. and therefore, never send ing World War II. CROP now Choir, Adult Bible Study and -Mrs. Butch Thompson, 418 E. Main entrance to the Wood- her new entitlement. tributes given to each other the star that appeared over There are too many of them includes the hunger areas of of Lowell. One Block North of 1-96 Open 8 to 6 transportation and communica- to know for whom the bell Prayer Group. 8 p. m. 3rd at Clarksville Interchange King St. Please bring a 91 ex- land Mall. by Florence and Charles and Bethlehem at the time of the Middle and Far East, Afri- •dosed Thursday The manager emphasized tion problems. lolls, it tolls for thee. Graveside funeral services through 8th grade Catechism. change gift. bv the two granddaughters. Christ's birth was a natural ca and South America in its Irwin GutseD and Jean Rock- that it will not be necessary * * • were held on Tuesday morn- Sally and Leslie Cramton. astronomical event. en of Ada and Jan JotaMi for eligible widows and wives Places Everyene: Six mem- A Good Place to Eat self-help program. ing at Fairplains Cemetery I^eslie appeared dressed in of Lowell are all represented to contact the VA for detailed bers of the Key Club of FHHS PubUc demonstrations will AU CROP aid is distributed with the Rev Robert G. Web- her grandmother's wedding Also—TAKEOUT" In the 40-picture. black and information on thb new pro- represented their organization be held Thursdays at 8 p. m.: ty's 'ImnHSi under church supervision, with- ber officiating. —ILA'S— gown of 50 years ago. * white exhibit which win con- gram. In the near future. VA. at the Charter Night of a new Saturdays at 3 and 4:14 p. m.: For Speedier Service. Phone Ahead out regard for race, creed or Of special interest was the Key Club at East Christian RANDALL SCOTT pSc ORATING tinue through December 7. will mail explanatory material and Sundays at 1:45. 3 and national origin. Fair distribu- niche In which old photographs High School. The dinner was 949-5156 Mr. k Mrs. Raymond Diete. tion is assured. People know with widow's dependency and 4:15 p. m. Group demonstra- Randall Allen Scott, infant It is sponsored by the Grand were displayed depicting the held at Olivet Omrch in Grand 5903 Bancroft. Alto, are the the origin of the gift. Most SERVICE indemnity- compensation (DIC) scenes of their families of 50 tions may be made at other proud parents of a girl. Cor- son of Mr. and Mrs Ronald i Valley Artist's Association. Rapids. times by reservation. shipments are marked "Volun- e a i— • » checks and with compensation years ago. (7Sl-28Ui, S. E. rena. 6 pounds. 8 ounces, born A. Scott of 2507 Day NW in ICome to Oiurchj rapennq « rainnng checks for totally and perman- Attending from here were: tary gift of the American Peo- This celebration was planned Grand Rapids, passed away at Gary Gromer, Doug Griffith, The Planetarium is housed in COffEECUP -la Cascade— November 11th at Butterworth ple. Ocean Freight paid by the SEE MY LINE OF ently disabled veterans. for December 1967. because of Hospital. St. Mary s Hospital on Satur- Stumped by your Christ- Marty Vonk, Chris Harrington, the Grand Rapids Public Mu- U.S.A." First Evangelical WALLPAPER BOOKS mast gift list? Give a sub- illness was oostponed until this Bob Pearson, and Tom Dy- seum East Building. day afternoon AND PAINTS DELICIOUS HOMEMADE: PIE-CHILI-HARDY SOUP The most dramatic needs in Ada Christian Reformed Congregational Church scription to the Lowell Led time. A girl. Jennifer Anne, was Free Church The beautiful gifts, cards our times are those of Biafra Besides his parents, he is Church United Church af Christ ger-Suhmhii Life. "USDA CHOICE' -BEEF & PORK born to Mr. and Mrs. William survived by his paternal grand- Cdk 676-4656 and best wishes received wne P. (nee Marilyn Miller) Craw- where we are reaching them Hndson and Sprtag Streets Street, S. E. BLUEBIRDS GOLDEN FRIED-CHICKEN-SHRIMP-FISH-CLAMS with food under very trying parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Morelag Worship 1:31 A. M. Corner of Easst Paris a wonderful tribute to them Hospital ford of Conservation Dr. Jen- Scott of Ada: his maternal Sndav School ll:« A. M. Rev. Earl Comas of the memories -shared with nifer was born on November circumstances. CROP does not Sermon —" Singing Blue Birds met No- SpaOght: Congratulations to DoRy Specials-Children's ,Portions grandmother. Mrs. Florence EvMteg Worship 7:M P. M. l orshif Sen ice .. 11:99 A. M. their many friends in the Lo- 16t»*i Blodgett Hospital, and limit its efforts to providing Bit with wi*ir vember 29. We finished our Krdgh Collins on his new car- Notes where goveramew surplus Lubinskas of Grand Rapids: -li' •nayiRt ( hnrcbur^Eehooh Schooll 9:45 A. M. turteys Margaret Onan fur- weU and Ada areas. toon series "Up Anchor." wdpfcd 7-fJHindi. 7 out two great-grandmothers and Sndav School H. , 4 P. M. WflfT. & T»es. lo jll)f leaves off, but is also nished the treat. Sheryl Sias *U. -T ~ tRTT- There are so many 'old salts' Mrs. A. Apecenlta, mother | several aunts and uncles. brEN: 6 A. M. 7 P. M. Wed. thru Sat. ! 'seeds, farm equip- J YL. had a birthday and passed out in this part of the couotiy&at of Mrs. StephaiUiH iiiller of . Per Olaf Svensson. Swedish Attntf Qwc* This Saiar ment and clothing so that those a treat We elected officers. H should have a big following. Irene SE. is in Butterworth Graveside funeral services Ada Community Evening Worship 7:M P. M. exchange student spending the in need may help themselves were held Monday afternoon President, Debbie Elhson, Sec- * « « Hospital recovering from a Reformed Church Church of the Nazarene school year with Mr. and Mrs. Instamatk Gretchen Johnson to a better life. at Riverbend Cemetery, Midweek Praver and BMe retary. Mary DenBore. stroke. 191 North Washte^tMi Sredy. Wednesday 7:19 P. M. Thomas Slykhouse of Midland, came through with a speedy 7227 Thomappie River Drive Sheryl Sias. Scribe Mr. Apencenka. weU known Campaigns are being con- was the weekend guest at the •sweel' recipe for Thanksgiv- Morelag Worship..19:9# A. M. Rev. James E. Leitzman in the Cascade area, passed ducted throughout our State home of Mrs. Algene Feuer- ing or any other time that you EDITH DEVKIES Snadav School....II:S9 A M. Snday School A. M. First United away November 2nd. and in the past well over a stein in Parnell. Per Olaf and are rushed Using a can of Evening Worship..7:M P. M. lorelng Worship 11:« AA.M . Methodist Church his own family were hosts this readv-to-spread frosting and million dollars has been con- Mrs. Edith DeVries of 711 o^People and Main at Dhisk* summer of Kay Feuerstein If you have a hunter in the family, why not celebrate thii two-thirds cup of chopped nuts, Peter Kramer. 3271 Behler tributed The funds are being Washington St., Lowell passed We invite you to make Juniors 1:45 P Thanksgiving with the prize catch of the ueaaon—wild duck? "Rords of Renewal: V- when she was an exchange mix, roll them into bills. Coat Dr S.E. Cascade is a patient received by the local churches away late Monday afternoon this community church Evening Worship 7:» P. M. For lovers of the succulent, rich meat, there is no finer dish Gift" student in Sweden. the b^Us with granulated sug- at Butterworth Hospital. and turned over to the treas- in Butterworth Hospital in your church home. Prayer andI Praise than duck simply prepared and served on a bed of wild rice. Thanksgiving Day ar, confectioners sugar, or a urer for the Kent County Pro- Grand Rapids following a Welcome to all! 7:19 P. M. The secret is in the seasoning, and that's where Tabasco, the m' Service 9:39 a. m. * * • combination of sugar and cin- gram. Attorney Bruce Par- lingering illness. Nursery Dnriag internationally known liquid red pepper spice, lends its unique Rev. Roben Wefcter, Paster touch- Tabasco, butter, paprika and salt are rubbed into U* namon and voila! Taste treat. sons, 465 Old Kent Bldg, All Services

1 WANTED — Hay for horses. ATTKNTION LA DIES-Flossie PIANO TUNING - And ser- Lowali Ledger-Suburban Life, Nov. 28, 1968 9 Must be clean and dry. I^et has opened the Cascade vice. Electronic tuning. As- Investing the Easy Way us know what you have. 949- B Lowell Ledger-Suburban Life, Nov. 28, 1968 VANDERVEEN, * Beauty Shop, same location. sures accuracy. Prompt ser- CONSERVATION FREIHOFER A COOK vice. Orval Jessup. 897-7368. LOWELL LEDGER AND SUBURBAN LIFE 0344 c34 Mention the stock nmrket to some people and they re- COMMISSION ACTION For Sale Call 949-0470. Holiday spe- Elmdaie 112S W. Msln Street Lowell. c23-tf spond with a shruR. "Don't you need r Rreat deal of time, Star Corners (Under authority of Act 230, Lowell, Michigan 49331 cial. permanents regularly P. A. 1925, as amendtd) PUSLldATION ORDER $15 for $8 50. Holiday frost- money and specialized knowledge to invest in the mar- Mrs. Ira Sar^eeit FOR SAI.E - Girl's white GERMAN SHEPHERD—Pups Mrs. Ira Btoagh PROHIBITING SPEAMING . PETITION TO PnoBATE ing. $12.50 and up. Closed ket?" they ask. CAMPAU LAKE, figure skates size 6, laced black and tan, 7 weeks old, WILL AND DETERMINE Wednesdays. c3Mf These good people are wrong on all counts! They've Alto PartyLine KENT COUNTY HEIRS "gu ski boots sizes 6 and 9. Ph. AKC registered with papers. WANT ADS For Rent Mrs. Gertie Stahl who is vis- The Conservation Commis- lA' either been misled, or they haven't heard about mutual File No. HMW „ •76-1801. c-33 $25 949-3570 C34-35 CASH RATE: 15 words or less, 75c each Insertion, Additional iting relatives in Indiana, will sion at ita meeting on Septem- State of Michigan. The Pro- j .»va STRAW FOR SALE - At 5298 funds, an industry which today manages assets worth Mrs. Freeman Hoffman and NOTICE OF MORTQAGE COMMISSION ACTION ber 5, 1968, under authority of bate Court for the County of Burton Street SE. c29-tf words 4c each. If not paid on or before 10 davs after In- TRAILER HOUSE - 55' x 10'. soon be leaving to spend the FORECLOSURE SALE CONSERVATION TRACTORS - Used John close lo $50 billion for more than four million Americans. Mrs Frank Graham called at Act 230. P. A. 1925. as amended, Kent FIREPLACE WOOD - Cherry sertion, a bookkeeping charge of 10c will be added. Between Ada and Lowell on Mri. Euberta Silcox winter months in Florida. (Under authority of Act 230, jaii Deere 4020 diesel. 2 John According to the Invest- the Don Robbins home at Ada orders that for a period of five Estate of HOOF REPAIRS - And new and maple, cut and delivered Grand River Drive No pets Mrs, Ira Sargeant was re- Default ha« occurred In the P. A. 1925, at amended) years beginning January 1, ORRIN STERKEN 99(1 Deere 2510 gas, priced for BOX NUMBER: If box number In care of this office Is de- ment Company Institute, the Sunday afternoon. WARMWATER FISH roofs. 24 years experience. or haul your own. Phone or children. 897-7866. c32-tf PKone 868-6710 leased from Butterworth Hos- condttiona of a certain mort> 1969. no person shall take any Dec f a icd KKI quick sale. Also, large se- sired. add 50c to above. national association of the Wallers the past week at the gage executed by Marvin R REGULATIONS STATE WIDE Specialize in wind damage. 868-6141 p34 pital last Tuesday, after being fish by means of a spear or IT IS ORDERED that on ALL ERRORS In telephone advertisements at sender's risk. mutual fund industry, all Alex Wlngeler home were Mr. McLeod, a aingle man, ot 00 The Conservation Commia- bow and arrow, or possess a Decembsr 12. 1968 lection of used. $200 and up. Work guaranteed. 049-6267. 2 OR 3 BEDROOM HOME - a patient for 11 days olon at its meeting on Septem- 1964 OLDSMOB1LE - F-85. RATES are based strictly on uniform want ad style. types of people, from all and Mrs. Don Clarke of Pen- W 57th Street. New York, New spear or bow and arrow upon at 10:00 A. M. In the Probate Interest free until March 1. cl7-tf APARTMENT FOR RENT - ALTO MOTllF.rS CLUB Mr and Mrs. Dan McClure York to Ray F. Segog, of 2444 ber 0 1968. under authority of or along the shores of Campau Courtroom, Grand Rapids, Power Brakes and steering. OUT-OF-TOWN advertisements must be accompanied by re- walks of life, invest in mu- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. nsylvania, John and George Act 230, P. A. 1925. aa amended, Marker Implement, Caledon- 171 Valley Vista Drive. Low- have been spending an amount Weatboro Dr., N. E.. and Qeorge Lake. Kent County during the Michigan, a hearing be beld on ia. 891-8188 c3S-34 QUALITY ALL THE WAY - Good tires. Make offer. 676- mittance. tual funds-lust plain folks, Orlle Grlndle of Lowell. Krebs, Mrs. Walter Wingeler, W. Welah and Shirley L. Walah, orders that for a period of five months of January and Feb- the petition of Mary Gertrude ell. 2 bedroom, air condition- On Tuesday nighl. November of time with the former's ara beginning January 1.1969, The Wallers Way. Every- 9124 c34 millionaires, even large in- Urfy Rosenberg and Mrs. Mrs. Orlev Burns, Mrs. Free- hla wife, of 5396 Michigan Ave., ruary. Ardls for probate of a purport- Copy for ads on this page must be in ed. carpeting, refrigerator, 19. the Alto Mother's Hub was mother, Mrs. Hale McClure, N. E.. Grand Rapida. Michigan, shall be unlawful to catch ^proved September 5, 1968. 12 STRING - Solid body elec- thing for the home Complete stitutions like insurance Ernest Rosenberg spent the man Hoffman Rev. Beulah P ed will, and for appointment TABLE MODEL - TV set. In Ledger office before Noon on Tuesdays stove and heat fumished. privileged to hear Robert who has been at Butterworth doted October 18. 1966, record- or attempt to take In any man- of a fiduciary, and for a deter- tric guitar. Bavaria Hanover building, planning & finan- 897-9261 companies, banks and pen- week end at the Rosenberg Poe and Dee Veiter. ner the following named spec- working condition. $10. 949- Phone 949-0050 c33-34 Crump, Chairman of the Phy- Hospital for several weeks. ed October IS, 19M, in Liber mination of heirs. skis. 6T'. Call after 6 p. m. cing service. Open dally un- sion funds put their money home here In Alto. Mr. Rosen- Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller 1656 of Mortgagea. page 339. in ies except during the open Publication and aervloe ihail 0344 c34 sically Handicapped Learning Hunters who were In the Wa- aeaaons prescribed and within 97,6-1801 c33 til 6: Fridays until 9; and AIREDALE - Mixed puppies. LOTS — Cascade — Any size. to work in funds. And for berg has been moved from and Mr and Mrs. Ovid Miller the office of the Kegiater of 1 VanderVean. Freihofer A Ceek be made aa provided by atatute Center in Grand Rapids, pre- ter's Meet area had the pleas- Deeda for Kent County. By the maximum dally limits des- 1125 W. Main SL and Court rule. 'Si all day Saturdays. Walter's Will make darling pets. Can 1 mile south to 36th Street, good reason. Intensive Care to a seml-prl- attended the Engineer Show at ignated. FOR SALE - Kitchen table 1962 CORVAIR ENGINE - sent a program on "The Im- ure of wading in 18 Inches of reaaon of auch default the un- Lowell. Michigan 49331 Date: November 8, 1908. Lumber Mart, 925 West go to homes now. Priced "a mile east. Arnold Van In a mutual fund,you don't vate room at Butterworth, No. State-wide open seasons on and 4 chairs. $10. Call aft- Straight stick, and parts. portance of Visual and Hear- snow and had to do an amount Civic Auditorium at Grand Ra- deiaigned electa to declare and PUBLICATION ORDER. JOHN P. STEKKTEF: very reasonable. 676-2446. 243 and will be pleased to see hereby declarea the whole of designated trout lake and trout PETITION TO APPOINT Main Street, Lowell 897-9291. 897-9573. C33-34 Eerden. 3541 Buttrick S.E.. Personals have to be a market expert. ing Screenings." pids Fridav evening. Judge of Probate er 5 p. m. 676-3971. p33 If your funds are limited, his friends there now. Mrs. of shoveling snow, before be- the principal sum remaining streams shall be from May 30 ADMINISTRATOR AND VanderVeen. Frelhofer A Cook c8tf c34 Ada c34 What you are actually doing During the business meeting Mr. and Mrs. Francis Seese payable under aaid mortgage throufh September 30 on large- MAHOGANY - Drop leaf ta- you may build your invest- Ethel Rosenberg will return to ing able to get their car to DETERMINE HEIRS By George R. Cook FOR SALE - 30-30 Marlin WILL THE LADY - Who call- is pooling your money with following the program it was the highway. and Mr and Mrs, Alex Wln- and intereat and all auma due mouth and smallmouth baas; File No. 111,024 Attorney for Eatate SMALL ENGINE REPAIR - ble that extends to seat 14 ment in installments through her daughter's home In Ionia May IS through September 30 Deer Rifle, $65 Phone 897- ed me about a wedding cake the funds of others like decided to hold the Alto Spring geler enjoyed a game dliuier under aaid mortgage immedi- State of Michigan. The Pro- 1125 W. Main Street Lawn mowers, chain saws, people, custom made table an accumulation plan: so when Larry returns to Three ately due and liayable. on walleye and aauger. north- bate Court for the County of Lowell, Michigan 8466 c33 for the 9th of December, yourself whose investment Carnival on Friday night, Ap- afternoon Friday at the home with Mr. and Mrs. Shirley ern pike, and muakellunge (in- roto-tillers. snowblowers, etc. pads and 4 custom made much down, and as little as Rivers In a few days. At the date of thia notice Kent. A true copy. please call again. 897-7406. goals are much in line with ril 18. HHC-so, mark your cal- of Lori Bergy riding her pon- Groff near Lake Odessa Sat- there i« claimed to be due on cluding tiger muakellunge); Mr. Sharp Sharpening Cen- Things to Eat $50 a month or quarter. Mr. and Mrs. James Green Estate of ROLAND R. ROBEY, BEELINE SAMPLES - For chairs. Excellent condition. yours. endars now and plan an eve- ies. urday. Mr. and Mrs. Ammoo aaid mortgage the aum of and the last Saturdav In April THOMAS J. READ Regiater of Probate cS244 ter. 1601 Plainfleld NE 363- Valley Vista It is important to remember visited Mr. and Mrs. Gordon through September 30 on white sale. Have a style show in Originally cost $400. Will sell THE FATMAN - Private De- Also, in a mutual fund you ning out for the whole family. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bergy Miller of Pinhook were also (5700.00, which aum beara In- Deceased 7725. clt-tf that a mutual fund is basi- Fleet of Freeland Sunday aft- tereat at the rate of aeven (7%) bass. State-wide open seasons IT IS ORDEPED that on your home and obtain a free for $150. Call 897-7144 after APPLES — Squash. Honey. tective, 24-hour shadowing, receive full-time profession- Coffee and a variety of de- and children and Mrs. Crystal guests. on Inland lakes and non-trout cally a long-term investment, ernoon. He Is gaining nicely. per cent per annum. No auit December 12. 1968 VANDERVEEN holiday wardrobe. After 4:30 4 p. m. p34 Also sweet cider De Youngs Lowell tape, photo-film evidence, al management which elimi- licious desserts was served Bergy were Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Church or proceeding at law haa been atreams, Grea* Lakes and con- .at 10:00 A. M. in the Probate FIGHT — Muggings, assault, practical and convenient for Mrs. Edmund Clark receiv- necting waters shall be from FREIHOFER A COOK 456-1382. c32-34 Orchards, Bailey Dr. at Mc- confidential, nationwide. Call nates all the fuss and both- following the meeting and a of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd were Wednesday evening vis- inatltuted to recover the debt Courtroom, Grand Rapids. 960 Union Bank BulldlM purse snatching, illegal en- NFL — Large electric football long-term objectives such as ed word of the death of her secured by thla mortgage or May 30 through December 31 Mich.tran. a hearing be held on try. Carry Fatman Spray. Cabe Ave. Phone 676-3071. Why rent when you can buy 949-1790 or write 6638 Cas- er-and concern-which in- social hour was enjoyed of Lake Odessa where itors at Alex Wingelers. Mr. on largemouth and smallmouth Grand Rapids, Michigan 49502 INDOOR FLEA MARKET - game, just like new. Size 3 retirement, building an es- any part thereof. the petition of Thomas H. Read PUBLICATION ORDER p31-33 a three-bedroom Rancher on cade Road. SE, Grand Rap- vesting on your own normal- uncle. Ed Ferguson of West and Mrs. Mack Watson of Al- bass; Mav 15 through all of Every Thursday, Saturday & Instant protection. Attacker girl's winter coat and hat. they viewed slide pictures tak- NOTICE IB HEREBY OIV- for .appointment of an adminis- 111S4I ids. p47tf ly entails. And your money, tate, or providing funds for OUier Alto News Branch, last week. Mr. Fergu- February on walleye and aaug- File Ne. is immediately helpless, $2.- 949-3302. c-34 a 70 foot fully Improved lot en when the two families went to were Thursday guests for EN that by virtue of the pow- trator, and for a determine of State of Michigan, The Pro- Sunday. 3260 Briggs. Grand APPLES — Homemade donuts spread among the stocks of the education of children. son lived In this community dinner. er of sale contained in aaid er. northern pike, and muakel- heirs. 98. Legal to possess—Vital for as little as $60000 down on a trip during the past sum- lunge (Including tiger muskel- bate Court for the County of Rapids. c32-34 and fresh-presed cider, po- FINE WEDDING—Invitations, Each investor receives pre- Mrs. Crystal Bergy. Mrs. at one time. He was 97 years mortgage and the atatute in Publication and service shall Kent. BOB ELLIS - Christmas trees and $130.00 per month Includ- scores of different compan mer. Vemlco Benson of south lunge); and white basp may be to life—Lasts indefinitely. tatoes, squash, honey and quick service. Personalized cisely the same manage- Mary Linton and daughter, old such caae made and provided, be made as provided by statute Estate of tos¥ WEIGHT - Safely with available at Rosle Drive ing taxes and insurance. We ies in different industries, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Harri- Bowne was a Friday evening and to pay aaid amount with taken at any time. Size limits and Court rule. Home delivery anytime. 949- popcorn. Nelson's Welcome napkins and matches. FREE ment, the same diversifica- Janet, were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs Willis Hatch HENDRIKA VAN ZVTVELD, Dex-A-Diet Tablets. Only 98 Inn soon. c34 may allow you to paint for diversifies your risk. Thus, con of Grand Rapids came to visitor at Ira Bloughs Leo intereat. aa provided In aaid will be 10 Inchet. for the large Date: November 8. 1968. Deceased 1910. Fatman Enterprises, Orchard and Cider Mill. package thank you notes or tion and the same opportun- Mrs. Esther Bancroft for a were Sunday dinner guests of mortgage, and alt legal coata. mouth and smallmouth bass: JOHN P. STEKETEE cents at Christiansen Dru your down payment. For more a mutual fund is more than tbeir mothers, Mrs. Pearl Dy- Bryant of Lowell, Alex Win- IT IS ORDERED that on Inc. p47tf mile north of Ionia on M-66, napkins and etiquette book ity for growth and income pancake supper on Thursday the latter's parents. Mr and charges, and expenaea. Includ- 13 Inches for the walleye and Judge of Probate December IS. 196t BLOCKS - Cement, cinder, information call — just a stock; it is more Ktier, Philip Seese, George sauger: 20 inches for the north- evening. gert's home Sunday, bringing ing the attorney fee allowed VanderVeen. Frelhofer St Cook at 9:30 A. M. 'a the Probate COLORFUL - Napkins. Im- Garyllte. All sizes. Also Open dally 'til 6. c33-tf with wedding order. The closely a "packaged invest- whether his investment adds Mrs. Allen Behler of Lake Krebs were callers during the ern pike; 30 inchsa for the Mrs. Jennie VandenHeuvel her dinner as a special treat. by low, and all taxea and in- By: George R. Cook Courtroom, Grand Rapids. SHOP SATURDAY - At Wal- printed with name or names Chimney blocks. Vosburg Lindy Press, 1127 E. Fulton, ment program." up to $100 or $1,000,000. Odessa. week surance premiums paid by the muakellunge (including tiger Attomev for Estate LAST WEEK - For Apples, Dan Foster of Belding was Michigan, a hearing be held on Block and Gravel Co., Ada, Grand Rapids, GL9-6613. visited her daughter. Mrs. Leo Biocher and Paul Pa- underalgned before aale, said muakellunge); and no site! Ilm- 1125 W. Main SL. on the petition of Nell Van- ter's Lumber Mart, 925 f o r weddings, receptions, a Sunday dinner guest of his Miss Bonnie Tyler of Cedar It squash honev and sweet ci- c38tf Mary Jean Zimmerman and quette came home from their mortgage will be foreclosed by for white bass. The dally Lowell. Michigan Zytveld for license to sell real West Main Street. Lowell. parties, showers and other Phone 676-1047. c-ltf sister. Mrs. Lucy Huntington. Springs was a weekend guest sale of the mortgaged premia- possession limit shall be 6 sing- A true copy. der. We will be closed after family on Saturday. Canadian Resort Wednesday. estate of aaid deceased. Per- Call 897-9291. Open daily un- occasions. Dinner. Luncheon DO YOU NEED MONEY-To Rev. Rollie Poe, who still at the John Kowalczyk home. ea. at public vendue, to the ly or In combination for large- ROLAND R. ROBEY sona interested in aaid eatate FOR SALE - 3 crypts at December 1. DeYoungs Or- Mrs, Dan Wlngeler visited They will return later and fill higheat bidder, at the Eaat mouth and smallmouth bass, til 6; Fridays until 9. Dis- or cocktail. The Lowell Led- buy. build, remodel or re- needs hospital care, was trans- On Saturday evening she and Register of Probate C32-34 are directed to appear at said Graceland Memorial Park chards, Bailey Drive at Mc- POLICE CAREER OPPORTUNITY her sister. Mrs. Reva Hatin- their ice houses for the sum- front door of the Lobby of the walleye sauger and northern hearing to show cauae why cover why everyone says, ger. 105 North Broadway ik pair a home or farm? If you escort attended the Royalty and Mausoleum. Crypt B, Cabe Ave., Ada. Phone 676^ ir on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. ferred to the M. J. Clark Man- Hall of Justice In the City of pike; 1 for muakellunge (in- auch licenae ahould not be "Quality all the Way, the Street, Lowell. 897-9261 mer trade. Banquet at the Baptist Bible cluding tiger muakellunge); and 3071. p-34 do. try our fast, courteous atinger has been moved to or Nursing Center, Room S77, Grand Rapida. Kent County. VanderVeen, Freihofer 4 Cook granted. Walter's Way." c6tf c47-tf sections number 43. 45 and Must be high school graduate, between the ages of 21-45. S Mr and Mrs. Paul Biocher College at Grand Rapids Michigan, on FRIDAY, the 27th 10 for white bass. 950 Union Bank Building Publication and aervlce shall 47. SW corridor on first really, inc service. You will like the the Sheridan Hospital. last Tuesday. The home is lo- The above regulatlona apply Good starting salary with increases at six-month Intervals and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Do- Volanda Miller is ill with the day of December. 1968. at 9:30 Grand Rapids, Michigan be made an provided by statute floor. $400 each. GL 9-4329 •Open End" mortgage fea- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fair- cated at 1546 Sherman St. SE. o'clock In the forenoon. The except that walleyes, muakel- PIANO TUNING - And repair FIREWOOD FOR SALE-Free zema and Barbara returned chicken pox. Mrs. Ovid Miller PUBLICATION ORDER and Court rule. tures too. Lowell Savings & during first year. Excellent benefits, working conditions child entertained the following in Grand Rapids. 495M prcmlaea covered by saki mort- lunge and northern pike may File Ne. 118.044 Date: November 12, ISM. service. Registered crafts- delivery. Oak and mixed or TW 7-9347. cMjf 897-8427 Sunday from their deer hunt- and Mrs. Freeman Hoffman be taken In that upper portion l^an Association. Lowell guests at a pre-Thanksgiving Dale Johnson and a fellow gage are situated In the City State of Michigan. The Pro- A. DALE STOPPELS. man, member of Piano Tech- wood. 949-3495 p30-34 Real Estate Positions are open to most-quallfled applicants. Applications ing trip with a nice doe which called at the Miller home Wed- of Grand Rapida. Kent County, of Lake Huron known an Whit- bate Co urt for the County of Judge of Probate UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY - Phone TW 7-8321. c20-tf dinner Sunday; Mr. and Mrs. insurance buddy. John Alkama, ney Bay. Pike Bay. laland Har- nicians Guild. Call GL2-6690 available at City Clerk's office, 8:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. m., Paul shot. nesday evening. Michigan, and described aa; Kent. Donald F. Oosterhouse TRUSSES - Trained fitter, New 1968 zigzag sewing ma- Raymond Kretzman and sons were hunting one day last Part of the of the NE bor. Lea Cheneaux Channels. Estate of or 241-3760. c48tf WEDDING & COMMERCIAL Mr. and Mrs. Paul Biocher Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sked- Attorney for Special surgical appliances, etc., at chine. Must be sold. Built-in QUALITY HOMES—In highly Monday through Friday. of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. week near Evart. Dale brought '4 of Sec 80. T7N. R11W. and Potagunnisslng Bay and cer- GEORGE J. GOULD Administrator Photography. Portraits, all attended the funeral of Don- gill were Wednesday evening part of Lot 8 of Colt and Cur- tain waters on the south side LIVESTOCK TRUCKING - Koss Rexall Drugs, Saranac, controls, does everything, no restricted area. Vergennes Falrchild and Mrs. Hazel home a fine doe. Deceased 950 Union Bank Building in beautiful color. Priced to na's father. Arend Doezema at visitors at Francis aeese's. tla Partition Plat deacribed aa: of Drummond laland from Mav IT IS ORDERED that on Grand Rapids, Michigan 49602 r Lake Odessa Auction, Tues. Michigan. c39tf attachments needed. 5-year & Scenic View Plat, 1 mile CITY OF LOWELL Pinckney of Grand Ledge. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Heyboer commencing 90 ft W of the 1 through March 31 of each fit your budget. J. E. Colby. the Metcalf Chapel in Grand Mr. and Mrs. Francis Seese December 11th, 1IM A true copy, St. Johns Auction, Wednes- parts and service guarantee. north of Lowell. F. H. A. Help Wanted Miss Jane Tibbils of Shepard of Grandville were Sunday af- SW corner of Fountain St. and year; that base may not he at 10:00 A. M. in the Probate ROLAND R. ROBEY. and Conventional financing Alto For appointment call Rapids on Wednesday. with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon College Ave; thence S 141 ft: taken on Lake St. St. day Call collect. B. Church, MEN'S SUIT SALE Unpaid balance $39.80 or who spent a couple of weeks ternoon and luncheon guests Courtroom. Grand Rapids. Register of Probate C33-35 available. This housing de- 868-5001. c30-tf Stahl, Mr. and Mrs. Ralpn thence W 24-1/6 ft; thence S59 Clair and Detroit rivers before Michigan a hearing be held on Belding. 794-1947. c39tf terms of $4.60 per month. MECHANIC — Experienced with her brother-in-law and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Biocher of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius the third Saturday in June of NOW ON AT DICK velopment is dedicated for Stahl and son Donald. Mrs. ft; th.-nce W 72 ft; thence N'ly on the petition of Francis Har- Call Capitol credit manager automobile. Excellent work- sister, Mr and Mrs. Harold were Sunday evening guests of Bouwens. Mr. and Mrs. Chris 200 ft to the S line of Foun- each year; and that muakel- rington for probate of a pur- O'Connor, McNamara A fine residential homes. Wil- Irene Stahl and Mrs. Lena lunge In Lake St. Clair, St. BUTLER CLOTHING collect until 9 p. m. at 363- ing conditions, benefits, mod- Scott, has returned home. Mr. their son, Mike and wife, and Fahrni and Sheri spent Friday tain St; thence E 96-1/6 ft to ported will, and for appoint- O'Keeffe 6814 c30tf liam Schreur, Developer and Lehman enjoyed Sunday din- place of beginning; alao known Clair and Detroit rivers may ment of a fiduciary and for a O. P. S. IN em equipment. Apply at Order your Christmas gift and Mrs. Harold Scott. Mr. new daughter of Grattan. evening with Mrs. Fahml's 810 W. Main St. Builder. Phone 897-9189. c35tf ner at the Heisler Restaurant aa Lot 1018 Steinmann'a Aa- be taken only from the first determination of heirs. Ionia, Michigan 4SS46 Wittenbach Sales and Ser- and Mrs. Ted Scott, and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hobbs parents. Saturday in June through De- GRAND LEDGE CHRISTMAS TREES - 7.000 subscriptions now. The Low- Statistical Typist/Records at Hastings In honor of sever- sesaor's Plat No. 36 and Lot Publication and service shall PUBLICATION ORDER C. E. SULLIVAN vice. 749 West Main, Lowell. and Mrs. Claud Pllmore of of Hesperia came to attend Mr. and Mrs. C. Bouwens 1094 Steinmann'a Aaaeaaor'a cember 15 of each year. be made as provided by statute GENERAL hand pruned, 4 to 9 feet, ell ledger-Suburban Life will al birthdays of tnthe group. Approved September 5. 1968. Latest Styles and Colocr c-I2-tf Grand Rapids were all guests the wedding of their grand- spent last Sunday afternoon Plat No. 37. of the City of and Court rule. State of Michigan, The Pro- WELL DRILLING tag now. $2 each. 501 Honey bring pleasure all year Mrs. Francis Shaffer and Grand Rapida. Kent County. Date: November 14, 1968. Tremendous big selection of Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Scott daughter. Laurel Hobbs, Sat- with Mrs. Bouwen's brother, bate Court for the County of AND PUMP SERVICE Creek NE. c33-35 through. We will send an Coordinator Mrs. Glenn Layer called on Michigan, according to the re- JOHN P. STEKETEE, Kent. CARPENTERS — Experienc- of Lansing on Saturday eve- urday and were week end Dan Postma and wife of Free- corded plat thereof. SUBJECT Our $59 men's suits now appropriate Christmas card CONSERVATION Judge of Probate Estate of ed, Paid holidays, paid va- port Alfred Pierson at LoweU one to a mortgage In favor of West Donald F. Oosterhouse 3". 4" and 6" Wells PARTY CATERING - Serv- annonnclng your gift to that ning at a pre-Thanksglvlng din- guests of their daughter aad COMMISSION ACTION TERRY ALAN WILLIAMS 2 for $51 dIM'II We have an opening In our Engineering Dept. for someone day last week Side Federal Savings A Loan Attorney for petitioner. cation, group insurance plan. ner. son-in-law, Mr. and ifrs. Paul Sunday dinner guests of (Under authority of Act 2S0, Deceased Residential. Commercial and Our $60 men's suits now Ice now available at Rosle special person. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Blough Association aa recorded in 950 Union Bank Building IT IS ORDERED that on Drive Inn. Call for further Steady employment. B. J. who can do neat, accurate typing, who will make entries on Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gelders- Dlntaman. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Forward Liber 1628, page 1372, P. A. 1925. as amended) Industrial Drilling 2 for $61 called on Mr. and Mrs. Ray RESCINDED NORTHERN Grand Rapids, Michigan December 12th, 1953 Brinks, Builder. 949-4810. 676- ma and Russell enjoyed a pre- The second grade children were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wabte The length of the redemption A true copy. Our $70 men's suits now Information. 897-9669 c34 engineering records properly and follow them up to see that Seese and Mrs. Jay Blough at PIKE AND MUSKELLUNGE at 10:00 A. M. In the Probate Quick Service—Fully Insured 3181 evenings. c26-tf Thanksgivlng dinner Sunday of Mrs. Tierling's room, thirty of Greenville, Mr. and Mrs. period after aale is six months. ROLAND ft ROBEY. Courtroom. Grand Rapida, 2 for $71 they are kept up-to-date. If you like variety and are looking Freepon Thursday afternoon. INLAND WATERS FOR SALE - Sturdy large with the rest of their family in number had a very happy Ira Fryling, Bob Forward of Dated: Seriemhw-17, IMS. STATEWIDE Register of Probate c33-35 Michigan a hearing be held on TW7-7629 Let us sell your home. DAY OR NIGHT SHIFT - VANDEH VEEN All sizes thru 46. Regulars, chrome dinette table and 4 for full time employment with a growing company, this may Chicago. Mr and Mrs. Fred Mrs. Fred Kropf of Lowell The Conservation Commis- the petition of Gloria Brown We have Iniyers for homes FREIHOFER 4 COOK for appointment of administra- Clarksville OW3-2103 longs and shorts. If you don't chairs which need re-uphol- Shear helpers and operators. Reuhs and daughter, Trad called on her brother. Fred Bv George R. Cook sion at Its meeting September in Lowell. be the opening for you. Copy typing and clerical skills are 5. 1968. under authority of Act tor and for a determination of 14-17 need two suits, bring a friend stering. $25. Call after 6 Mill Steel Company, 5116 ELECTRICAL Fuss and sisters Sunday after Business Addreas: VanderVeen, Frelhofer A Ceek Mr. and Mrs 230. P. A. 1925. as amended, heirs, 36th Street SE. Apply in per- a -'mrt'k £11. M^.IWtybetts, Plant Manager,#^! in- Wbopn. rt . Publication and service ahall and divide the cost and share p. m. OX 18950. . p34 WIRING—HXTURES and Uf herebt' rescinds tW followlng PU, T 0 ARNOLD son-. c28-tf asm « Mr. and Mrs. Francis Seese order: *IPA M " be made as provided by statute the savings. - " 7 . terviemtiwcf!f ~ ' attended the o25-lSt a I TIXA/ State of Michigan. The Pro-' and Court rule. YOUR /OR SALE — 1960 Oldsmoblle. WITTENBACH REPAIRS 1 r For a"'peVlod of IWur vears were Wednesday guests of Mr. i • Michigan Bankard good at WAITRESSES WANTED-Part anniversary of Mr, and Mrs boglnnlne January 1. 1968. bale Court for tne County of Dated: November 7th, 1968. good transportalon. 2nd car. ur MODERN BATHROOM? and Mrs. Harlcy Lenhard at CONSERVATION Kent and full time. 676-2601. G. E. APPLIANCES Leslie Daniels of Carieton Cen It shall be unlawful to take JOHN P. STEKETEE Also 1966 250cc Suzuki. 949- 897-8260 Howell. COMMISSION ACTION Ettate of Judge of Probate PONTUC-OIDS DICK BUTLER'S O. P. S. c27-tf ROOT-LOWELL MANUFACTURING CO. ter Sunday afternoon. (Under authority of Act 230. or possess northern pike or BCATRICE VAN HOUTffN 3606 before 2 p. m. c34 Mrs. Roger Heasley and muskellunge from March 1 O'Connor. McNamara A Mrs. Grace Lulkes, Mrs. P. A. 1925. aa amended) Decsaied O'Keeffe Rrprescnitatlvl e Opposite Police Station in FOR SALE - 199 acre farm, Lowell. Michigan — 897-9212 daughters. Marda and Diane, to Mav 14. Inclusive of each FOR SALE — 8 week old pup- HELP WANTED - Part time Flora Vandermeer. Mrs. Gre- INLAND TROUT AND . IT IS ORDERED that on By: John P. O'Keeffe la the Forctt 1HIS s Area Grand Ledge. Mich. located in Ionia County on Rickert Electric Mrs. Krawi and daughter, Pam SALMON REGULATIONS year from any of the Inland December Ifth, 196S pies. Mother German Police. women In Lowell area, to da Verberg. Mrs. Lucy Ver- waters of this atate except Attornev for the Estate black top road. Some tim- 291 Savth Hi Erickson of Grand Rapids en- The Conservation Commia- at 10:00 A. M. in the Probate 310 W. Ma'n Street Open Friday nights 'til 9 $5 each. Phone 868-5223 after start Dec. 1. Apply In per- "An equal opportunity employer" berg. all of Grand Rapids and aion under authority of Act • In MichigaivWisconsin Inter- Courtroom. Grand Raplde, ber, 25 acres of apples. Ap- Pboae 897-9992 Lowell route home from Lansing were state boundary waters where Ionia. Michigan 48846 JOE JAGER All other nights 'til 6 6 p. m. or all day son. Lowell Automotive, 201 Mrs. Marian Forward were all 230, P. A. 1925. as amended, Michigan, a hearing be held A true copy. Open Sundays 12 to 5 proximately 100 acres till- lunch guests at the Francis and Act 165, P. A. 1929. as existing Commission orders on the petition of Calvin Van- 1196 ARGO—•49-9546 East Main Lowell. C33-34 Wednesday afternoon luncheon are in effect, and designa- ROLAND R. ROBEY. able. Suitable for many us- Shaffer home Saturday eve- amended, orders that for a Houten for probate of a pur- Regiater of Probate c33-34 guests of Mrs. NeUie Fryling. period of five years beginning ted trout waters where north- ported will, and for appoint- THIS SALE WON'T SPENT HENS - Live. 50c es. Outbuildings include HOMEWORKERS WANTED- ning. ern pike and muskellunge Wittanbach Sunday dinner guests of Mr. January 11. 1969. • no person ment of a fiduciary, and for bam. large pole building, Addressers and mailers are Mr. and Mrs, Larry Wlnge- may be taken from the laat LAST LONG - each. Bring your own crate and Mrs. Goerge Wieland were shrill catch or attempt to take a determination of heirs. Sales & Sarvica Co. tool shed, chicken house. needed. For information send ler and Sharon Wingeler spent any species of trout or salmon Saturday In April through VanderVeen. Frelhofer A Cook - or bag. TW 7-7426. C34-35 Mr. and Mrs. Walter WleUnd. the second Sunday In Septem- Publication and service shall 897-9227—Lowell, Mich. SO HURRY!!! House In need of repair. Op- this ad and stamped self- the weekend with their par- from any of the Inland waters be made as provided by sta- 950 Union Bank Bldfl. c31-34 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rittenger, of this state except by hook ber. Further the dally catch Grand Rapids, Miehiean 4SS02 AIR COMPRESSOR-A spray- en to reasonable down pay- addressed envelope to D. ents, Mr. and Mrs. David Wln- and possetsloii limit for mus- tute and Court rule. M. and Eric Strand. Their after- and line during the open aea- Date: November 14. 1968 PUBLICATION ORDER, er. 'i h.p. shallow well ment to a qualified buyer Cuthbertson. Route 1. Alger, geler and Bruce. On Sunday aons prescribed, and within the kellunge shall be two fish. File No. 11S.03S noon callers were Mr. and Approved September 5. 1968. JOHN P. STEKETEE. pump, 105,000 BTU portable For further information, call Michigan 48610. c33-36 they had a dinner In honor of minimum size limits and maxi- Judge of Probate State of Michigan, The Pro- Mrs Dale Shade. rM-u bate Court oil heater, stoker for large Dok Realty. 897-8427. c29-tf Bruce and Larry's birthdays, mum possession limits Indica- Donald F. Oosterhouse for the County 0, WANTED — Women for all Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Richard- ted below. Attorney for Kent. 1 Give a famous lightweight house or building, overhead Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Seese CONSERVATION i son and baby daughter of Low- State-wide open sesisonit on Calvin VanHouten Estate of irrigation pipe. Arnold Van- FOR SALE — 7-room house, around work in Thomapple and family and Mrs. Carl Roth COMMISSION ACTION GERTIE SPOELSTRA - ell spent Saturday evening at all streams and designated (Under authority of Act 230, 950 Union Bank Building Eerden, 3541 Buttrick. S. E.. gas furnace, hot water heat. Coffee Nook in Ada Call 676- trout lakes shall be from the Grand Rapida. Michigan Deceased • i 41 called at the Francis Shaffer P. A. 1925, as amended) 1 Attached Income property. 5581 between 7 and 4. c33-34 €lviulnuu0indi their uncle and aunts, Mr. ft last Saturdav In April through A true copy. IT IS ORDERED that on ^ Ada. c34 home Sunday afternoon. LAKE TROUT SPEARING December IS, 1988, Can be seen anytime at 212 Mrs. Lawrence Richardson. the last day In September on STATE-WIDE ROLAND R, ROBEY. MAN WANTED - Prefer one Lecky hurters In this area brook trout and all other trout Register of Probate cM-35 at 10:00 A. M. in the Probate N. Broadway, Lowell. 897- Lawrence Pichardson visited The Conservation Commis- HDM ELITE experienced In the feed busi- Courtroom, Grand Rapids, i are Mrs. Russ Swanson, Geo. and salmon. State-wide open sion at its meeting on Septem- 7986. C32-33 THE PERFECT WAY 10 SEND YOUR GREETINGS his brother-in-law and sister, Krebs and Orion Seese. aeasonn on Inland lakes shall Michigan, a hearing be held on TIRE BARGAINS ness. Good wages. Klelnhek- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lite of ber 5. 1968. under authority of on the petition of Tresaa Coel-7 Mr. and Mrs. Jack VanDyke be any time for brook trout sel and Son. UN 8-5231. c34tf Clarksville, Wednesday eve- and all other trout and salmon. Act 230. P. A. 1925. as amend- VANDER VCKN, Ing for appointment of an ad- of Grand Rapids were Satur- ed. orders that for a period of FREIHOFER A COOK ning. Size limits for brook trout shall ministrator and for a deter- ON ALL R. J. Timmer Just o cord ... but it glows with day night and Sunday be 7 Inches; all other trout and five years beginning January' 1. 950 Union Bank Building mination of heirs. Grand Rapids, Mlchiqan at the George Krebs salmon shall be 10 inches. The 1969. no person shall take U.k< Publication and aervlce shall s WANT the spirit of the season and daily limit for brook trout and trout bv means of a spear or PUBLICATION ORDER be made as provided by statute Other guests, some hunters, all other trout and salmon shall bow and arrow from any of the File Ne. 11SJ7I and Court rule. Realty a heart-warming experience Early brightens Christmas for you and were Mrs. Clark Carlson of waters over which this state Stat„e of "MichiganMich , The Pro- Date: November 12, 1968. be five fish singly or in com- caring for (8) homeless the friends who receive it. Sparta. Mr and Mrs. David bination. has jurisdiction. batUe Court for the County of A DALE STOPPELS. ADA • EGYPT VALLEY The above regulations apply Approved September S. 1968, KenL children? Krebs and daughters of Grand Eatate Prob , AREA except that five brook trout of Iv«k>F.o.^M • •^ Join the staff of D. A. Blod- Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Robert JOSEPH EOTTING Attorney for petitioner LINES may be taken from streams In CONSERVATION 2 bedroom home on 5 acre gett Homes and the Catholic Krebs and Mr. and Mrs. Russ addition to the combination Deceased 950 Union Bank Building COMMISSION ACTION IT IS ORDERED that on lot. Nice creek. Oil furnace, Social Services as house- Swanson and son, Jeffery. limit of five fish. Grand Rapida. Michigan (Under authority of Act 230. December IS, 196S, A true copy. If we don't stock it . . . $6 500 parents. Approved September 5. 1968. P. A. 1925. as amended) The Aowakiya Sth grade Mrs. George Krebs with C82-S4 at 9:30 A M. la the Probate ROLAND R. ROBEY Live in. Pleasant large home friend employees at Hekman's CRSAT LAKES AND Courtroom, Grand Rapida, we'll get it! BECKWITH DRIVE NEAR Campflre group met Tuesday Register of Probate cS3-35 in Grand Rapids Fumished enjoyed dinner at Finger's CONNECTING WATERS Michigan, a hearing be held on FALLASBURG PARK mm after school with their leaders, TROUT AND SALMON on the petition of Abe J. Bol- to suit. $4,500 salary. All ex- Restaurant Thursday evening NEW BATHHOUSE OPEN 8 a.m. to 5 p. m. Mrs. Eickhoff and Mrs. Gal- REGULATIONS ting and John A. Botting, co- 2 bedroom bungalow on 2 acre penses. Benefits. Extra help AT COUNTY PASI The Conservation Commis- breath. Lois Kauffman of Kalamazoo executors, for aUowance of Monday, Tuesday, Thursday lot. Needs some finishing but provided. Husband can keep spent the week with her par- sion at Ita meeting September their final account. priced to sell at $5,500. WE WILL INSTALL A COMPLETE We made turkeys out of sty- A new bathhouse estimated 5. 1968. under authority of Act Publication and service shall and Friday: 8 a. m. to 9 outside job. Age 25-50. rafoam balls, crepe paper, etc. ents, Mr, and Mrs. Clair Kauff- to cost roughly 111.750 will be 230. P, A. 1925. as amended and be made aa provided by statute man and Janis. p. m. on Wednesday. CAMPAU LAKE DRIVE CALL 456-1443 BATHROOM FOR YOU We have a new member, built in Long Lake Park with Act 165. F. A. 1929. as aiiu-nded. and Court rule. Star Farm Bureau met on orders that for n period of two Date: November 12. 1968. Owner open to offers on this Rosle Sterling. the help of federal funds. Tuesday evening at the Dick vears beginning on January 1. A DALE 8TOPPEL8 well maintainpd 2 bedroom At our bake sale last Tues- 1969, no person shall catch or Judge of Probate Bancroft home near Alto. Mrs. Rep. Gerald R. Ford said home on large shady comer day we earned |17.75. attempt to take any species of Donald F. Oosterhouse ROYCE One simple *ay to modernize your bath the Kent County Road and lot. 2 car garage, family room. Robin Guthrie brought the R D. Bancroft was hostess. trout or salmon from anv wat- Attorney for Co-Executors *25°° Park Commission will receive ers of the Greot Lakes or con- 950 Union Bank Building fireplace. $14,500, terms. room on your budget... let Wickes handle treat. necting waters except with Grand RapkU. Michigan 49502 CHARLES I. COLIY Wanted a £3,378.48 Land and Water Lowell 897-8431 hook and line within the mini- Conservation Fund Grant Alto 868-3961 WANTED the entire job for you because AS LOW AS A MONTH Diana Keim, Secretary BLUEBIRDS mum size limits and maximum ROLAND R ROBEY, from the Interior Department daily limits prescribed below Register of Probate cl3-S5 Clarksville 693-3231 Have buyer for 2 or 3 bedroom W ANTED — To buy qualified or as may be otherwise pro- home in or near Lowell. land contracts. Call or see The 3rd grade Happy Blue-, The federal funds are to be matched by Kent County. vided by law. Peter Speerstra. TW7-9259 or WE'RE YOUR COMPLETE HOME birds met Tuesday aiiu bUiw-. All species of trout and sal- Well Drilling David F. Coons, Lowell Sav- In Mrs White's room. mon may be taken at anv time. The size limit will be 10 inches ings and Loan Association, IMPROVEMENT CONTRACTOR CLARK We answered roll call with by yssr Cbrtst- NOTICE PUMP REPAIR R. J. Timmer with a dailv limit of 5 singlv 217 West Main Street, Lo- list? Give a sab- Completely Assembled £ PLUMBING k HEATING something about Thanksgiving. or In combination. well. Phone 897-8321. c35tf We made turkeys out ol pine | to the Uweli Led- Approved September 5. 19(W. of Tax Collections % with 14" Hard Track f Fast Service, Free Estimates » Eut Hah St, Uwcl Ker-Siibttiban Life. cStSi Realty cones. f I will be af my home at 6017 Linfieid Avenue \^Bar and Cha.n!## g Cuts jj- |ogs in JQ seCondS Fully Insured 1ILOOD DONORS - Needed. SUPERVISION: Our careful supervision of construction further MASTER PLUMBER Carol Scharaswak brought Ada, Michigan. Office phone All blood types. Hours 9 to collect taxes for Bowne Townfhip avary assures you of complete satisfaction. the treat. • Fells Uees9ver 2 feet in diameter 676-3901. Res phone 949-0139; a. m. to 4 p. m. Other hours •laMMW ED. RICHARD by appointment. Michigan •Cmerdal Wednesday, Friday and Saturday for the or salesmen. Mr. Fahrni, 897- Far year weddlag reeep- Blood Center. 454-9471. c51tf CRAFTSMEN: We build and remodel with highly skilled crafts- •MvMal months of December, January and February. 9334, or Mr Divine, 676-9124. Ilea, porseaallied aapklas. iJere's the proved performer that has all of Homelite's out- CALL: TW7-8I04 or Mrs. Warner. 897-7315. men and provide a wrtten warranty of satisfaction. Dog licenses Are also payable at this time. BABYSITTING - In my Pfrnw: TW7-7534 reasters, matches, place JERRY'S < anding professional features at a price anyone can afford. cSM4 cards. Order earty at tfce Richard Fairchtld, ( uick-starting, powerful, dependable...the handy XL-12 home. Near Kent County Wish your fomily and friends the happiest of holidays with FINANCING: A finance plan to suit your individual needs. or TW7-7104 Airport. 698-8329. c33-34 Ledger office. ADA TEXACO <^•34 Bowne Township Tre«urar lakes all these woodcutting jobs easier and faster: • Catting attractive Christmas cards. Our vast and varied selection includes firewood • Repairing storm damage • Clearing for landscap- WANTED — Ironing to do in FUTURES: Wickes has top quality bathroom fixtures in attrac- M-211 Ada Mvt — PboM 474-9202 cards with traditional, humorous, religious arid juvenile themes. g, farmland, campsites • Pruning and trimming • Profes Art's MEEKHOF my home 897-9573 c33-34 tive colors and styles. Jerry Mute, Proprietor CHRISTMAS CARDS onal pulp and log cutting. Rodfo & TV Service WILL DO BABY SITTING - WITH O* WITHOUT YOUR NAME IMPRINTtO Lowell Township Tax Notice PUNS: We can provide complete plans to overcome most any 0ME IN TODAY. See why Homelite XL's are the fastest sell- Main Street, Lowefl, Mkh. LUMBER CO. Occasionally in my home in fartoMl. ImImm. Prof*Mion«l—M«ny Album* f© Chooit From Shocks SnowTirts Cascade area. 949-0993. c-34 Lowell Ledger - Suburban Life problem you may have in your bathroom needs. Tcxes are dee and payable betweee December I aad Feb- ig chain saws in the world. 6945 28th Street, S. E. The Largest end Beit Selection of Anti-Freeie | COMPLETE REPAIR OF ruary 15. I wW be at tbe Lowell Township Hall, cener of TV—RADIOS SNOWMACHINE DEALERS - 105 North Broadway, LoweU, Michigan Wanted. 3 complete lines. HOME WEDDING INVITATIONS^ Acctssorm Ubrieotimi MAI and US-li fren 9 a. n. to 3 p. m. Fridays aad Witte99bach ANTENNAS—ETC. 949-2140 VIKING. SKI JET. and 897-9261 Saturdays only begiaalag December 6. PHONE: 8974196 LARSON. Interested parties IMPROVEMENT JZ'. wlirOftn111 100 for T f Tunt-Ups Oil Chongt (WICKES) FREE contact E i M Distributors. SERVICE Taxes may also be paid at my heme 14299 3tth Street, by Sales & Service Open Fri. 4 Sat. Eveatags Mifflm Rood Scrvic* Delivery—Estimotes 1778 E. Greenwood Road. appoiatmeat la advance only. OPEN EVENINGS PHONE TW 7-9227 Art Waralag—Praprietar Prescott. Michigan. 48756 or Call Us Today for Free Estimates - 453-0366 vm umi rasss Winterize Note! SftH Green Stamps 1127 iAST MNTOM ST. INMr Mtor) PHONi Olf-Ull Dog taxes are also doe at this time. Doris Boyd, 749 West Main St., Lowell phone 517-873-4448. c34-35 1147 rnw Tuuk^ Ri. (I M Pratt KMfle E*H> Hmrv r.M A.M. «• 4 iMf. — Ch*4 SmMmrt Open Daily t a. •. to I p.m. Sndays 124 p. •. ^34-^^^^^^^^^^LjwejMrowwbljjrre«jnjW mm

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STARTING DEC. STORES OP EVERY NIGHT J QUALITY THRU DEC. 23 4 1j SELECTION VALUES This page is sponsored

*JOIN THE ANNUAL § SANTA PARADE The Lowell ... fttoitin? ot 7 p.m. at Ebtrtod't Lot—swing down Main St. to Hio e!ty paHiing lot • • whore Santa wM moot Hio kids and treat them with Chamber FREE CANDY of Commerce Featuring... Christinas Tree Lighting, Music and Carols with the LoweU High School Band and Choir. i VISIT SANTA at Chrittkmton's Drug Store Q*irfnfj ftio* rmiowina noufs. \

Dec. 2-44 C;N p.m. to 1:11 p.iii Dec. 7 2:11 p.m. to 4:11 p.m Dec. MMI 1:11 p.m. to t:9l p.m Dec. 14 2:11 p.m. to 4:11 p.m 1:11 p.m. to 8:11 p.m Dec. 10-171I-1I-2I C;M p.m. to 1:31 p.m. Dec. 21 2;M p.m. to S:M p.m. 1:31 p.m. to t:3l p.m. Dec. 23 1:31 p.m. U 8 M p.m.

Come to Lowell You'll Discover •w Special YMCA Youth Day Supplement to the Ledger-Suburban Life-Nov.28,1968

To the Citizens of the Lowell The regular "Y" summer saw the establishment of the ganizations and businessmen would be unable to accom- Area: program which includes day 1st Annual Water Show with of the Lowell area: WE SA- plish its goal of camp, tennis, golf, trip pro- performances by over 160 chil- LUTE YOU! Without your con- SPIRIT - MIND - In examining the record of the grams. clinics and horseback dren and enjoyed by almost tinued support, both moral Lowell YMCA summer pro- through Christian Service nding accounted for an adttt- 35(1 parents and friends. and monetary, the YMCA the Community gram over the past eight tional 185 attendances. Future years. 1968 has to be the most plans include an expanding of The present bail ot partid- YmIIi fa Swim lastractloa Classes 6 315.69 outstanding. Program attend- the program area with a new pation would not be possible YMCA Warid Service 269.96 ance has reached an all-time "camp" site on the Flat river without the dedicaUoQ of par- high. Our baseball program, and additional trips. ents, service organizations and Total 6 515.88 which provides compelition for the businessmen of Lowell. The boys and men she through II The pool program establish- profits which the YMCA reali- » Simmer Baseball and Softball Teams 6 899.99 years of age. reached an all- ed a record high with 801 reg- zes from this special supple- Swim Team (Bays aid Girts 6-15) 199.99 time participation record of istrations f o r instructional ment to the Ledger are ear- Trip Program 159.99 287 (28 teams total). Future classes and over 20,000 attend- marked fbr use in subsidizing ances for all classes and open our summer program. plans foresee an increase in Total 61.696.69 Ihe number of teams and play- swims for the three-month per- ing areas. iod the pool was open. 1968 To the parents, service or- Grand Total ll.56S.69

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Compliment* of Wittenbach Soles & Service Rosie Drive Inn Compliment* of 749 West Main St. — Phone TW 7.9227 —Pixxa— House of Hamburqs Curtis Laundromat 4 Ckanort OWsmeblt PoeHac—GMC—lntenwittoeu^Horvettef Saies & Service Mam & Pleasant St., Lawei, Michigan General Electric Coin-Op Laundromats TW 7-9669 Jackson Motor Soles 930 West Mala St. — Phone TW 7-9281 Compliments of Compliments ot DOOM CARS AND TRUCKS IPUMMU WNUIWV vMI8BI^SI "TW Hem* of O^Mndablt UMd Can" Ron's Texaco Station Lyle Covert

Doris Myers' E. Main & Jefferson, Lowel, Mkh. PLUM8ING AND HEATING Compliment* of Beauty Shop TW 7-9625 Smith & Clemenz Motor Sales Compliments ot 104EortMoieSt. Compliments of M.2I. Lowd, Mkh. — Pken* TW 7.9M1 Lowei. Mkh. Art's TY Lowell Granite Company Ph. 897-7981 McQueen Motor Company, Inc. 104 East Mata *raef 306 East Main Street Michiqon 1450 W«t Mai* St. — PheM 897-9225 )W 7-8194 —Compliments of— CHIYSU*—PLYMOUTH—VAUANT SALES A SEKVICE Lowel Compliments of Compliments of Cutrate Mutet Royce Ford Agency Bob's Zephyr Service Lowell Light and Power Company

Have a Cup of Coffee While Your Oil i$ Changed 11979 East Ftdton, Lowel, MicMgaw Owatd art Optrattd by lh* Pteplt of Uwral 606 West Main &4.

Compliment* of —Compliments Of— We're Investing In Insuring Their Future Weptnan's Clothing & Shoes Lowel B Lowell's Automotive 103 East Main Sheet Lowel. Mkh. Future Citizens

201 last Mala St. i ' -i mW j? • Ph. 197.9235 Compliments of ~ k m

—Compliments Of— Reiser's Kitchen

BftO West Main St.. Lowel. Mkhigc ^ Grocery "We specialize in meah" Compliments of Om- of the baseball teams that participated under *Y' sponsor hip larbecae Specials dnrlng the IM season Chicken. Spareribs Showboat Coip. Hot Pixxa to Order In appreciation for their fine service darifcg Showboat Week • * M i 1 1 I-ILIMU jm. ii.aw4iiajaljLiiL Wm. Doy*e, President State Fann Insurance jonnsoii timnipon Peter Speerstra —Compliments of— & Rittenger. be. PauiNoffke Insurance Agency Western Auto INSURANCE Compliments of This was a cadet sertball team wtich had Pail Niffke sentaR as 411 West Mob St. coach, enc «f many dedicated leaders who served the program. Jack Boggt, Manager 117 West Main Street Associate Ada Shoppen* Square Store Dick's Pure Oil Senrke TW7434t Ph. Ada CTMTffl CflA Cmifrll Prr»nri»t-r»M OS West Main. Lowell ^miin, rropneror 2-Minute Car Wash State Savings Bank Ph. 8V7-IS3 79 Bridge, Saranac TW 7-9259 Ph. 942-4841 Ph. 197.7943 Phone 897-7153 LOWHi, MICHIGAN """TTHHTfyfrwOTT'fwtfw mn • i Tti'riiirrtni'YiMtL "iin i HHHHHMaHHHflBHHHHBHRHHHHHiH

• t rm't m » tn • • •j i — Root-Lowell Salutes Clark Plumbing fc Heating In support of the Youth The Lowell YMCA SHEET METAf. 309 Sort Main Stmt, Lowpl. Michigan Phone TW 7-7Sf4 of Lowell

Complimmts af \ Paul KtNogg Vinegar Company lT • "EXTRA DINING CAR MINCEMEAT*1

165 Broadway. Lowgl. Mich.

—Compliments of— Roof-Lowell manufacfurei the highly successful No. 1026 Allblast Model Chili D. Afomisf, the unique electric mist blower for applying insecticides around yard, garden, and patio. Hetdier Dey A MW program started this past fall found maay youngsters parti- Machine Shop cipating la the junior football program. Rtfrigetarion-Etectrica! Lincoln Uu-Vergennei Root-Lowell Corporation g-i— • e Division of Root-Lowel Monufocturing Co. saws m aervecs TW 7-7736 320 Weft Main Street TW 7-9390 George Doy. |r. Lowel, Michigan 49331 The Lowell Lions Club 9 Working for a Better Community Fluger's Parker Service President Mike Doyle Secretary George Dey, jr. lit Vice-President Trent Geldersma Treasurer B, j. Kropf Lowel Bakery "PhlRps 66" 2nd Vice-Pres. Dr. Clark Vredenburg Tailfwister .Art Warning 3rd Vice-President Bernie Pankowsld Lion Tamer Keith Caldwell We're happy to put smiles 214 Eaif Moln Sf. M-21, Lowel 897-9590 •97-97tl on their faces

—Compliments of— Michigan Bottle Bedell Jewelers Gas Co.

Peg Bedel M-21, Lowel TW 7-9348

LMt T'B 'St (J"™" Complinunte of * 11 rr Veterans Dry Cleaners

609 West Main St.. Lowel

YOUIIK YMCA members served as vendors onee apaln during the Phone TW 7-9862 summer producUon or Lowell Showboat.

Compliment* of The Lowell Rotary Club Compliments of

President - Norman Borgerson Btachum's Furniture Newell Manufacturing Co Vice-President Richard Brush Division of Wolverine Industries Secretary Earle McKinnie PheM TW 7-77M — Lmm^ MieU9« Treasurer C. A. Bradshaw 216 CHATHAM ST. LOWELL, MICHIGAN Compliments ot Compliments of Compliments ot Dok Realty, he Compliments of C00NS CLOTHINfi (SHOES The King Milling Company 324 West Main, Lowel. Mkhigan 217 West Main St.. Lowt*. Mich. Phone 897-8427 PbeatTW 7-7132 Highland Compliments of Hill UcwtietU'* In Support of the 'YV Youth Program Fairchild Oil Company LADHS' APPAREL SHOP 100 Main St, Lowel. Michigan THE AMERICAN LEGION-CLARK-ELLIS POST 152 Dairy aroo RTIOUUM noDucn Ph. TW 7-9980 TW7-7BFO

Compliments of Bowling Aley Roler Skating Rink MADE A Compliments of TW 7-7564 TW 7-7360 MU PRODUCTS Jock Adams. Manager Lowell Beer Store Roth Funeral Home 213 East Main. Lowel TW 7-9841 111S Reynolds 4 Brown Sporting Good* Compliments of LOWEI ENGINEERING CORP. (Formerly Geebei end Brown) -TW 7-7*2 12 Maaroe. N. E, — Grand Rapkk, Mkh. Christiansen Drag Store m 319 Ea»f Main Street QuoTity Drugs to Guard Your Health GL 4-7161

103 West Main. Lowel

RusseM Stover Candy—Halmark Cards Summer Program Compliments of —Compliments of— Caring for the Health of • Roth Dey Camp Supervised Playground Bende's LP. Gas nr Little League Baseball Swimmin« Our Community 2335 West Main St. bitashop lease tat their Jntor ttfe^avt^ dan b Jae SdMacftaiai Hait Bemie Bedel 897-7391 UtenuL

STANDARD Story & Thome SEKVICE . Compliments of Oil Co. A Community | Mobil Oil Products STANDARD OIL Distributor Walter's PRODUCTS Lowel. Mkh. Lumber Relies on Its

Frank's Mart D&M 5c to $1.00 Communications Wrecker Service "Your Fritn4y Pol Store 9 Tore

Dick jvmc m iimriv r We Join in This Salute to Denny Tbomet wis selected as tfc? Ji Corner of 925 W. Moil St. HI Y "Boy of the Year". The Levee Main & Hudson Restaurant Phone 897-9291 D*. HAROLD MYERS DR. ORVAL McKAY The Lowell YMCA DR. ROBERT REAGAN DR. RUTH HERRICK N N DR. HERBERT MUELLER DR. DONALD GERARD nMFMdt Open Friday 'til 9 p. m. 897-8231 DR ROBERT KYSER — AH day Saturday. Lowell Ledger-Suburban Life : DR. CLARK VREDENBURG Thetma Roth, Prop. DR. MARILYN R. HUNTER DR. JOHN WELLMAN. D. C.

••Mi ms Compliments of —Compliments of Hahn's Hardware

207 Eost Men Sftnwt. Lowtl TW 7-7S01 "Al Your Home tmd laMaiq Nc«ds

Compliments of Evergreen Acres

ANTIQUES — HNE FOOD 1140 West Moia St- Lowei Of7-9853 Fonger's Super Save •1 Salutes the Y.M.CA. Program and the work it does for the Yeoth of our community! Star* Hour* 403 EAST MAM

The Lowell

Chamber of Commerce —Compliments ot— Salutes the Youth of Our Community LOWELL BARBERSHOP

1 209 Eost Mein Street,

Lowel

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President Lerry Wittenbach Vice-President Ro9ar Roberts Secretary-Treasurer George Day. jr. —Directors— Hank Smith. Dava Clark, jr. KaH Fry Alfred TKomet

James 8. Cook Dick Packkam