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VOLUME ill THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1957 :\U.\rnEI{ 28 New Youth Organizations Formed at Enthusiastic Kent Chairmen Pian Red feather Campaign Eastmont Church to Open Sunday Two new youth organizations tary a nd J ames DeGood, Treas­ have been established at the new urer. These young people will be­ Eastmont Reformed Church, Ada gin their duties on Sunday, Octo­ Drive a nd Forest Hills Avenue, ber 6th. S.E. The first is a Christian En- Car Wash, Saturday deavor Society for young people The Senior C. E. will soon begin which meets every Sunday eve- its program for the year after ning. at 6 :00 P: m . · ~ st before the planning by the offi cers has been evenmg. wors h~p service. completed. However, they will get . The fir~t officers of the new so- their treasury off to a good start c1ety are. Carol Ma.rsman, Pres1- -on Saturday, October 5, when they dent;. Ruth Ann Marsman, Vice- will hold a Car Wash at the Ed President; Sharon Huyser, Secre- DeWitt Gulf Station on Michigan N.E. They invite you to bring your car. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mars­ · These Citizens man are the sponsors of the Sen­ ior C. E. In Cascade Area Junior C. E . Opens, Sunday The second new youth group is Good Swimmers the Junior C. E . They hold their meetings on Sunday afternoon un­ der the sponsorship of Mr. -a ntl Mrs. Fred Koetsier. The first of­ ficers of the Junior C. E. are: Penny Smith, President; Noel Ri­ go, Secretary and Dale Marsm a n, Treasurer. These children are, ---...... Kenneth E. Klynstra, 7130 Burton, and Dr. R-Obert L. Paine, brought to th& church by m eans Of the church bus. The time of w·111 Demonstrate 2005 Thornap1lle Rh·er Drive, are co-captains of the annual Unit.eel their meetings is 3 :OO P. m. I Rebaseball enthusiast playing n1ur1ng ree . 1 live_ demonstration of tl:e unit a nd IT rail. . . ctober 14 .. at 7 :~O. jn the minor league this summer. ! a d1 scuss1on of its merits. Inspec- T_he P_arents of the boys part1c1-J The meet111g will be devoted to They have an unusual pet- a baby Three women on their way to tor Dang! says that this unit ana-, patmg m this Carnporee are m- Civil Defense activities , including alligator and also a dog which is Iatte nd the Medical Society meet- lizes the. breath of . a suspected v1ted to brmg the!l' ~1c111 c sur:per 1 mass feeding, a training program their almost cons ta. nt companion. mg rn Grand Rapids Thursday were drunk driver and will accurately and eat with their 1 roop at .-:> :30 Ito be taught for use 1f the need / Mr . Koops is employed with the injured as t heir car rolled down tell the percentage of alcohol in P. m. Be su re to be there on time, arises. Also other units of Red Michigan Inspection Bureau in . an embankment between Lowen I the body. as _the. boys will be hungry after I Cross and Civil Defense \\'ill be Grand Rapids. The boys ' mother a nd Ada. A deer r em in front of This idea was developed in 1954 their hike. At 6 :30 P. m. there w1u j brought out. . fl light rescue truck is a real home mother and her the ca1: a nd as_ the driver. swerved for a laboratory testing device to Ibe a camp fi re, Presentat10~ of will be on d1splay, and emergency outside interests include Mothers' to avoid stnk111 g the amm al the test drinking drivers. Grand Rap- . awa~ds ~ nd a n Eagle . S~out .court I1 commumcations will be demon- Club and she is also a Den Moth- car went out of control. ids Police purchased one of the of Honor. The boys \·\ill return strated. er in the Cub Scouts. Mrs. Juliann Campbell, wife of first commercial units and now home after the campfire. Grand Rapids Town~hip Civil De- The family have Ji ved in this IDr . R. E. Campbell of Ionia suf-1 check suspects for all poli ce in fense unit and Fire Department are a rea for a year, coming to Cas- fered a . broken right leg and frac-1 this a rea. The test is not now ad- Tax •ncrease co-sponsors of the meeting and all cade from Rockford. l tured nbs . Mrs. Ada N. Woudter, missible as evidence in Michigan I Personnel of the member depart- , wife of Dr. HaJ Woudhter of F lint , courts but is in 27 other states a nd T ments and also some of the in- Group to Do Odd Jobs Iand driv_er of the car, and Mrs . . police a re working to get the leg- urned Down dustry per sonnel . should find 1his .Fr _ed Zeigler of Muir were also islature to permit these tests to be · meetmg mtere tmg and cduca- 0 n C • Y• F• Wo.rk Day ImJured a nd a!J three were removed brought into court as evidence in Voters of this area, along with t1onal. 'D , f th S t d Ito Ionia County Memorial hospital. Michigan. most sections of Kent County, on t o_rget at a ur ay, 0 c- Kent county sheriff's depart- turned down the proposal to in- Car Hits Gravel; Is tober. 5th 1s the day you can have ment reported Mrs. Woudhter said 0 dd b d b tl C Y F Mothers Club Groups crease taxes to fi na nce capital im- Completely Demolished JO s one Y . ie · · · 1s he swerved off the road to avoid provErnents, in !he special election I of the Casca?e Christia n Church. striking the deer, whi ch unexpect- Plan Next Meetings Tuesday. Kay DenBoer, a junior at Low- Also ~t1ere w_i ll be a_ car wash at edly jumped out in front of the Th B d G . f th C Lowell fax paying residents vo- 0JJ Hicrh School and daue-hter of Slaters Service Stat10n. vehicle. e ur e 11 roup o · e as- ~ hit a pile of loose 111 15 1 1 will hold its first meeting th· fall SE at 7 :45. Co-hostess will be · ec ion vo ers approve gravel and turned over in a ditch. 15 CARL l\IOTHERS CLUB TO ' . the tax; tax payers there voted• Tl .d - on Thursday, October 10 at 8 :00 HOLD LUNCHEON OCTOBER 8 Mrs. Hermie Duthler. t . f . • f tl I 1e acc1 ent occurred about -:>: 30 , ~ ---- -~ ~ -:- 30 o 2·6 111 avor o 1 e Pans.1 m Thursda September ?6 p. m. at tieI sc I100 1. The Carl School Mothers' Club 1 Be sure to bnng your white ele- The totFil vote in a )J of Kent p. '. . y, . - ' Thl·s year the P · T · A· 1·s altei· - will. hold it. s October megtm. g on pl1a n t s fo I· th e Bl111. d Auct10· n. If county where only 17,473 persons I on Bailey dnve ' 5 miles east of nating months with the Mothers ' Tuesday, the Sth, for a get-together t here is any question about u:e turned out to vote was yes, 7,916 ; i Ada. Alth~u gh Kay. 1~· as. no! ser- Club. a nd potluck luncheon. Members are Blmd Auction, please call G_L4-3631 . no, 9,557_ Ii ously hurt, . the car \\as com- srged to be present at 6 :15 so that The Villagers Group wi ll hold Tax Paye rs Fear Long Tf' r m pletely demo!Jshed. FHFBC SPONSOR ,PANCE the l'lileal can be served promptly their m eetmg on Tue'\.day, Octo- I n our discussion with residents . She was taken to Grand Rap- AT ADA SCHOOL GYM at 6 :30. All members are asked ber 8th at 10 :00 a. m. at the of this area \1·e were told that Ii ds Osteopathic Hospital i~ · h ere You won't have to sing the song, to bring a dish to pass a nd a home of Mrs . Verna Haglund, 32- most "no" votes were based on ~ he was treated a nd Friday \\'as I could have dance a·ll night, a ny- salad or dessert, the committee 45 Thorncrest Dr. the fact tha t the proposal called for r:ported in satisfactory condition ; more. The FHFBC, m eaning the will provide coffee for the adults The Thornapple Thumbs Group Isuc h a Jong term, 10 years. The Kay returned to her home on Forest Hills Father's Booster club, a nd milk for the children. will m eet at 9 :30 a . m. on Tues- othe r reason for the f~ lu re is pro- Sunday . has offered to make this a reality. There will be movies to amuse day, October 8th at the home of bably based on the fact that thi. They are spon oring a dance, Sat- the small children after the lunch- Mrs. Jo Homrich, 2817 Kraft. was such a large group of pro- J\1ARTTJll SCHOOL P . T. A. urday, October 12, from 8 P. m . eon. I The Westway Group will meet jects, a specific vote for one or TO l\[EET TUESDAY, 8 P. ) I. until 12 P. m. at the Ada School After the meeting a benefit bake on Thursday, October 10th at 8 :00 two imprnvcments on a 3-year ba- l\IIar!in School P . T. A. Mcet- Gym. . sale will be held, which is a new p. m. at the home of Mrs. Phyllis Is is would probably have pas.-ed. ing will be held Tue day evening, MOM! DAD ! this is your cha nce project for the evening. DeVries, 6387 C~. cade Rd. Please October 8th at 8:00 p. rn. to t;o dancing. The children are brmg your sewmg kits for quilt TRl·OEES TO l\IEET I After the bu iness rnce(inDetroit Liom,' Catherine Jefferies, Editor Phone T\V 7-9 973 ball games from the studio," Nel- gene ra l ma.nag~/ : "Where base­ Ada Correspondent - Mrs. J. H. Stilson son says. "One day our telegraph ball says it is trying to live with Phone OR 6-2596 line broke down. There was a man television we in pro football can­ Eastmont Reporter - M.rs. Harry R. Ga.i;keU on first and a batter on the plate. not live ~thout it." Cascade Reporter - .Mrs. M. Heaven - OR 6-2977 We ad-libbed the catcher running, Betty Furness : "The fan mail Subscription Rates out to the mound_ after each pitch II r eceive now is not the n eeting S2.00 per year within Kent County. $2.50 per year elsewhere and after a full count on the ba_t- fly-by-night type I got when r was ter and. numerous foul balls, m , in movies. Now, people write me despe~a non we had the batterjon a more persona l basis." walk. .. , New Bridge 'Just then the wire came back John Cassa\'etes: I m no torn- Antonides-Daverm.an and we learned the runner was sn1rt actor. I Just try to play th~ Mr. and Mrs. Lester Antonides Brings End to out trying to steal second. We ?e- roles :he way - ~:hey are \~ritten. of Ad~ announce the engagement cided to forget the whole thmg . Marilyn . ~ rskiJ~ e on nhy she of the1r daughter, Jean Ann, to because the damage had already Ilike s TV: TV gives me a chance Gary D. Daverman, son of Mr. and Ferry Service been done. You know something? to be myself. I was under con- Mrs. Leo Daverman of Lowell. Thirty-four years of State Ferry We received only three letters. And tract to MGM fo: two years .and Both attended Lowell High School. Cascade Christian service across the St1'aits of Mack­ they weren 't complaints; they were Ithey kept wondermg who I might A February wedding is being plan- from fans who were puzzled. You be another of- Lana Turner or Jean ned. Church inac are nearing an end, Highway can't get away with this in TV." Arthur. All I wanted to be was the Sunday School - 9 :45 A.- M. Commissioner John C. Mackie has original Marily n Erskin e. Nobody The National Office of Vita l Sta­ Morning Worship - 11 :00 AM. announced. SOLVES THE PROBLEM thought of that." Pastor: Rev. Herbert Barnard Mackie said the ferry "Straits of There's new story making the tistics reports that there are more births in September than in any Mackinac" has been retired from TV rounds. I t's about a producer Tenant- Why r a ise my rent when other month of the year. Ada Community Reformed car and passenger service and that who was the envy of all because my r oom is in the attic ? CHURCJH t he remaining four Highway De­ he turned out Westerns at half Landlord-Why! you use more Phone your want ads to the Sub­ Morning Worship ..10:00 A. M. partment operated ferries would the budget of his competitors. His stair s than anyone else. ban Life. Sunday School. ... ll:20 A. M. follow when the $100,000,000 Mack­ secret: he has no payroll to meet. Evening Worship... 7 :30 P. M. inac Straits Bridge is ready for Uses Uve bullets. t raffic. Pastor-Rev. C. A. Vanderwoude The "Straits ot Mackinac" was MYSTERY SOLVED deliver ed to the state June 21, 1928 P olice in Carbondale, Pa., were First Congregational by the Great Lakes E ngineering puzzled when they found only a Sat., Oct. 5 CHURCH OF ADA Works at River Rouge at a cost few teen-agers on the streets and Car Wash Homing Worship ...... 9 :30 A.M. - of $329,176.36. It has a gross ton- in play are.as after sc~ool. A. con­ Sponsored by Young People's C. E. Society 8ill.d 11 :00 a. m. nage of 736, is 196 feet in length, cerned c~1ef of . pohce, fm~y Sunday School ...... 9 :30 A.M. has a beam of 48 feet and can checked w1th the high school pnn­ Eastmont Reformed Church Pastor-Dr. Ralph J. White develop 1,100 horsepower. s h e cipal on possible school activity. Nursery Provided at Both Sen ices carries 47 cars and a crew of 30. He found instead that many of BRING YOUR CAR TO Pil~im Fe:lowsh1p .. 6:30 P. l\L It is the smallest vessel of the t h e youngsters w e r e attending I Straits Oeet. "Bandstand" parties at home, while Cascade Christian Ref. This ship will be placed in moth- watching the dancing-party on tele­ Church balls this winter after doing some vision. De WITT'S- GULF SERVICE equipment hauling chores to :Mack­ Morning Worship - 10 :00 A.M. A NEW KIND OF COMEDY?? 1615 Michigan N. E. Sunday School - 11 :15 A. M. inac Island for the Highway De­ TV Westerns will be Laking the Evening Worship - 7 :15 P. M. partment later on this fall. place of many other types of com­ Four other ferries operated by A ll proceeds go to the work of this Pastor - Rev. Jacob P. Boonsrra edy this year, says comedian the Department, "The City of P et­ young people's g roup Ada C hristian Reformed oskey," "The City of Cheboygan," George Burns. Burns cites this CHURCH "The City of Munising" and "The Horning Worship ... 9:30 A. M. Vacationland," will be retired by Sunday School ..... 11 :00 A. M. the time the Straits Bridge is Evening Worship ... 7 :00 P. M. ready for traffic. P astor-Rev. A. J . Verburg The State Legislature authorized state ferry service in 1923 when OUR MOTTO Eastmont Reformed public discontent was expressed CHURCH with the irregular service offered Cor. Ada Dr. and Forest Hills Ave. by privately operated railroad If I possessed a shop or store, " The Church Wher e There Are ferries. I'd drive the grouches off my floor; No Strangers" The Highway Department bought I'd never let some gloomy guy WEWOMES YOU the ship "Ariel", a river boat Services: 10 A.M. a nd 7 P .M. which operated between Walker­ O ffend the folks who came to buy; Sunday School: 11 A.l\'.I. ville, Ontario, and Detroit, at a I'd never keep a boy o r c lerk Tbe Rev; ~llins D. Weeber-Min. cost of $10,000, and paid $9,000 to Wifh mental t oothaches at his work, P arsonage 4637 Ada Dr. GL 4-9828 outfit h er to pass marine inspec­ tion for Straits service. A dock was Nor let a man who draws my pay purchased at St. Ignace for $10,000 Drive customers of mine away. and at Mackinaw City, dock facil­ ities were rented from the Mich­ I'd treat the man who takes my time NOW! igan Centra l railroad. Soon after-' ward the State purchased a dock And spe nds a nicke l or a dime FAMILY COVERAGE site at Mackinaw City for $550. With courtesy a nd make him feel The ''Ariel'' carried 10,351 cars That I was pleased to close the deal, IN A SINGLE across the Straits between July Because tomorrow, who can tell? \ ...... 31, 1923 and November 21 of that ' ,~ ~ year when ice conditions stopped He may want stuff I have to sell, MONY her operation. This year an all­ And in that case then glad he'll be tirne r ecord of over nine hundred LIFE INSURANCE thousand car s were transported To spend his- dollars all with me. across the Straits. POLKY! The reason people pass one door CLEAN SHOP SAVES TIME To patronize another store, Settd for free booklet "A Happier You'll be amazed at how much Is not because the busie-r place Famfty Picture," which dffcribea time you can save by having tools MONY's Family Policy. and equipment arranged where Has better silks or gloves or lace, P'10tte M write they can be found when you need Or cheaper prices, but it lies CHARLES A. H1LL them, says B. F. Cargill, agri­ In pleasant words and smiling eyes; TW 7-MU PO Box 69 cultural engineer at Michigan State University. B esides that, r emoving The only difference, 1- believe M'uTUA'-0" Naw Yo11K trash from your shop and ma­ Is in the tre.atment folks receive. """' Mlllr~- WFC ~COMPMT' or .... TO• a.&W •OA• • • • t. chinery stor age area will cut the danger of tire. It is good business to be fair, To keep a bright and cheerful air About the place, and not to show GetSetNowfora Warm Winter Your customers how much you know; Whatever any patron did Filters - Pipe - Tubing I'd try to keep my temper hid, FOR ALL TYPES OF HEATING UNITS And never let him spread along The word that I had done him wrong. Kingsland' s PLUMBING - HARDWARE - HEATING CASCADE PHARMACY 6804-28th St. Phone GL 4-8292 FREE DELIVERY SERVICE Store Hours: Friday Cllnd Saturday: Phone GL 4-5508 6859 Cascade Road 8 A. M. - 6:30 P. M. Until 9:00 P. M. Hot Lunch Menu For Week of October 7 Lowell Red Arrows Go To East Grand Rapids This Friday Here's the m enu for the Hot Lunch program for the week of October 7 :· Monday-Mashed potatoes and gravy, salad , bread and butter and cake. Tuesday.:....Grilled cheese sand­ wiches, sliced beets, jello and coGk­ ies. An old favorite, Bar-B Ques, is planned fQr Wednesday with cab­ bage saJad, dill pirues and cook­ ies. Chipped beef casserole, apple­ sauce and cookies wi11 be served Thursday; . and completing the m enu for the week a re tuna-fish and noodles, bread a n d butter, r elishes aod chocolate cake. Milk will be served with each meal.

~-~ - Here is the Lowell High School football squad Pherson, Tom Ka uffman, Fred Wissman. ~fiddle that won its opening game against Ionia 19-7. This row, left to right: Lloyd Rosenberger, Donald Clifford Dalstra week Friday the squad plays its 2nd confe re nce Dawson, Leonard Venneman, Don a Id Heaven, game against East G. R. at thelr field. They lost Dave Hammer, Ke rry Shoemake r , ~like Organek, Heads Snolv F. B. to Wyoming last week 12-7. . L. to R., back row : Frank Poisal, John Arehart, Jim Williams. Front The Snow Community Farm Jen.'! Yde, Thomas Kutche y, Geo. Henders-00, Jim row, left to right: Martin Schneider, Stan Win­ Bureau met at the Community Hall Adrianse, Jim Shepard, Tony Stormzand, Richard geier, Brian Estes, Jim Ryder, William Miller, September 20th. Chairman Lawton Connors, Truman Stahl, Bill 1\-latthews, Pete Mc- Kendrick Spooner, Roger Richards, Joe Strouse. Cole conducted the business meet- SUBURBAN LIFE, OCI'. 3, 1957 3 ingEl. ection of officers for the com- LHS Senio{ Band ing year was held with the follow- p t • • t J ing r esults: President, Clifford \ ar I Ctpa es ll 1 Dalstra; Vice President, Lesterl Band Day Saturday Antorudes; Secretary and Treas- urer , Mrs . Leo Pfaller; Blue Cross On Saturday, October 5, the 52- Secretary, Mrs. Leo Bloomer; Dis- piece senior band of the Lowell FALL cussion leader, Albert Heemstra; High School will journey to Ann Minute man, Richard Smith; Wo- Arbor to take part in Band Day men 's Coonmittee, Mrs. Mary Wil- , where they will perform with 191 son ; News Reporter, Mrs. Menno l other bands. Piece Goods Baker: Recrea tional Leader, Mrs. The band will leave the high Francis Ca mpau, Song Leader, school at 4 :45 a. m. and will be Menno Baker. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. S. Lester Antonides expressed the Nisbet, Mr. arid Mrs. Charles Regular Rel.In Kit gratitude of the group to Mrs. Leo White, Mr. and Mrs. Posthumus, Our Best Price • oaly .... Bloomer for ithe many years of Mrs. Jessup and Miss Bloodgood. USS ¥Olllt faithful service given as ~lue Cross Mr. J

Attend Wedding Menthol lype 98c Gal. Saturday, Sept. 26, Bob and Alice In Your Own Container Morris attended the ·Wedding ~d reception of Walter .:Morris and his bride, Mb6 Mary Krizelewski, YOUR coo~ TIRE DISTRIBUTOR at the Sacred Heart Church in - Grand Rapids. IN !iC" ~ GRAND llAPIDS IN COWELL RAZMUS !IRADINf New York, who an when it was SU"gested at their The Grandville Chapter enter­ cngmeer 111 the IBM Company. I last meeting whkh was held at tained by having an Advanced Of­ Mr. SJanger, is urgently calling Glenn Wallace, Mrs. Grover Good. Mrs. Henderson plans to meet the home of the gracious hostess, -'~ f Mrs. R. B. Somerville, Mrs. Da,. ficers Night. The oUicers are to ror a dult hand.i eraft 1eauers or vid Wallace and Mrs. Carlton H. her da u~ht er Mrs. Nancy Croth- Mrs. Sherman Coryell, of Ada dr. be commended for the beautilul the boys. Those of you who volun- Runciman, Jr. crs of ew York City. 1\:Irs. Coryell will entertain the work whkh they put on. teer, are helping in a very im- At a stated 1ime and place both . group Tuesday, October 8, at which Those from Ada who attended portant cau s~the moulding and j Mrs. Henderson and Mrs. Nickels Itime more plans will be made. were Mrs. \.Valter Hayes, Mrs. development of "Men of Tomor- "Much of human history has been will meet and continue on their --~·"'--- --~__...a Clare Codger, !Yirs. James H. Stll- row". less a pageant than a soap opera:• merry way lo the New England HA.''iDICRAFT CLA s l\IEET states, Connecticut, and on to the -J h Sl "Th H d' aft ·r l d d f " R ' I o n a nger, e an 1cr beau t1 u 1 egen ary 1an o 1p Man" as h · known to th 4H Van\Vinkle", the Catskill Mo~- Club hoys h~ s 1sannounced tha~ the tams. They say that the Catskills 4H Handicraft Club met at Handi­ !n t~~ aut ~mn is a beautiful and craft Hall at 7 p_ m. Tuesday, Oct. inspinng sight. I wonder if "Rip 1. Officers were elected and com­ Van\\'inkle" realized how much mittees appointed for the coming beauty he had missed during hls year. fong twenty-year nap. The club L<; a group of lively boys, 12 of whom registered Sept. ADA IX THE AUTU?IIN" 23 . Many are conU nuing in ad­ What a nicer pl ace to spend a vanced handicraft this year as week e nd from the hustling, bust­ they enjoyed themselves so much ling-. city of Chicago, than a visit last year . l\Ir. Slanger invites any with the Joe Gil lards of Ada? boy who is interested in handicraft That's what l\Irs. Gillard's si ter­ to come and join them. in-Jaw, l\I rs. Frank Ma theson thought. So, into the car \\'ent her ADA SCOUT TROOP w eek end bag and to Ada she ~O. 290 ORG. .\... '\IZES came. The Joe Gillards were \·ery happy to see hpr a nd immediately Boy Scout No. 290 has organized • p~ ann:d a_ ;amily_ get- t~ge~her, a I and the following are the results: I dmne1 ,PC} l t} Satu1day e\ enmg, en- Scoutmaster Robert Perrin - As- t ertaimng l\lrs. Joseph Gillard, sr., . ' . . ' . I and Richard Gillard of Grand Rap- s1sta nt Scout i\Iaster, Phillip Miles; ids. secretary, Ray Bier; treasurer, I Howard Butts; Committee Chair­ LJOXS TRA \ 'EL CLUB man, Robert Somerville: Publicity, Lions Travel Club met at the Joe Gillard: InsUtutional Repre­ Ada School Monday, Sept. 30, to sentative, Gerritt SJ anger; Institu­ hear about " Felu Spanish Inter­ tional Advisor, Kenneth Heukels; lude", by Dr. Gerald Hooper. P ro­ Advanceman, Sy Boomers; Proper­ ceeds of this a nd other lectures ty Man, Cliff Read; Committeeman, will be used for the Lions Club Dan Free; Vice Chairman, Robert "Thornapple Valley Youth Park". Busbouse; and Chaplain, Rev. C. A . .Many from this a rea attended and Vanderwoude. enjoyed it immensely_ Troop c Va41e. ca r on Bailey Drive, in a safe and Daligangles families of Grand Stamps, get famous-name fl-. way, when Whoops ! she hit some Rapids. Open- bouse continued all •.. the- same amount you wuuld get iifta loose gra veL day and many guests were present A.;; we all know., loose gravel can to give their best wishes to Wayne · ' ti ~: ~i:~s~:~tt~i~~. t~~gs~c!s~~ and wish him safe sailing. :,·, •.•:• .,.-~-·-· -~.~~ ~~t~ .~~EE : ~O~ ·I YOUR.. wrested control from Kay, but only When one comes to visit folks • To VlaI after a struggle, and caused the in Ad.a, we entert.a1ti them ·in our "..... ·_- -._----;;- ca r to roll over. l'he car?· Well. own i.mmitable way. So when some- ...._..,...--r~"l'.._-....._- -~~P-. ... . _U -_8 i,~ it was completely demolished! As one said, · ~I'd like to see. M.a.i;y KROGER for Kay, a broken nose. brl..lises Martin, That w~s their cue. Uv". ,,...... ancl let's say that she was pretty ·Martin ta most. of us li; Mrs. J - ---· ...... ,,,_ · ,.._... _ · · w ell " Shook Up". She is now home eph ])1artln -of Cambridge Blvd.) lblJOW tPJ- after having been at the Grand Presto! thing_ knew, we . ~ ps ~ next we 111·,· .-- · ... • Rapids (Qsteopathi<: ' bosP.l.Jal : (oi;jwefe fl,f.Jltrs- ~'s.,~ - eA- i rt (,#f.. , ''"~ , , .0t • _. 1 ofl~o.v~ ickn torhv MV ~rli" W jdYfztg , a~ ind:"a niosr·appe& . :t -·~ ' sour.g~ .on her ilose. , .., Ing iuncheon.• . • • · "" ,...,._ •·• ~ ·..-. • ~. , ..1. • w .,-...~ -·- will be at the home of Mrs. Don- last week end because of his SUBURBAN LIFE, OCT. S, 1957 Honey Creek News aid Dennison on Conservation Rd., mother's illness. I Mrs. Leona Hunt Wednesday, October 9.. At this Mrs. <_;eorge Bell is sp~ndi ng t1'.is Sunday they all motored to Green-I Bertha Nowack, Hazel Knoop and time all. Collection Committees for week with her parents, m Detroit. Iwich Village near Detroit. Ann Callen. The Coffee Club met at the home the Auction will report. . J Mr. a nd Mrs. Arnold of Boston, Pedro Club met at the home of ------of Mrs. Bernard Baer, 16 mothers Mr. and Mrs. Donald VanS1ckle Massachusetts, spent last week . S C • were present. The next meeting and children were called to Detroit end with Mr. and Mrs. Cary Stiff. I Laura Bell. Pnzes were won by now ommun1ty Mrs. S. P. Reynolds w. s. c. s. Supper The Snow W. S. C. S. will serve .;upper at the hall on Wednesday evening, October 9. Serving will begin promptly at six. Mrs. Frank Transue and Mrs. Sherman Reyn­ I.T'S olds are hostesses. Due to rising food costs the prices will be as follows. Children under five, 25 cents; six through 12, 50 ~D1s and anyone over 12, $1.25. Snow P .T.A. will meet at the school house on Thursday eve­ ning of this week. .~ Lydia Ababao, exchange student f r o m the Philippines who is visiting the Francis Campau family will be ·· lat your present. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hesc.he vis­ ited Mr. and Mrs. James Hall of Bostwick Lake Sunday after· Toppia JVIBD 4T noon. Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Guy EQUAL TO 50 Cole of Grand Rapids, Mr. and " SPONGE RUBBER SILENT - LONS LASTING Mrs. Morley Carew of Ada and · (' TOP VALUE STAMPS · STAI Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cole enjoy­ ed a picnic at Fallasburg Park. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smitb FREE at KROGER FATIGUE PLASTIC\ and sons spent Sunday with Mrs. Beverly West of Charlotte. SH KROCER AD IH THIS Sunday visitors at the home of NEWSPAPER! Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cole were Mrs. Robert Stowell and daugh­ R~a~~---~ 1 P~!~~- -~ 1 ters and Mr. and Mrs. John Vin­ cent and children ot Hasting3 and Mr. ana Mrs. James Haner AVONDALE FLAVOR FIESH WHOLE of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Haner is 303 the former Mrs. Effie Sha

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: ~ ... " I ( I DRY WOOD FOR SALE. Fireplace 'v'OSBURG BLOCK & GRAVEL START SPARE TIME-Servicing ------or furnace. Mostly oak, $6.50 per Co. Concrete blocks 20c and cin­ He rshey Candy Route. Respon­ cord delivered. Walter Goebel, der blocks 23c a t yard. 2c per sible man or woman will be GL 8-1961. c25-28 block delivery. Ada phone OR 6- selected to service new hershey 3397. c7 tf candy dispensers in this area. No BOTTLED GAS-Are you dissatis­ selling or experience necessary. fied with your present bottled BOTTLED GAS- Bulk and cylin­ Opportunity of earning $3000 a gas service? Call us for free cyl­ der service available. Call us year, devoting spare time to inder installations or for lowest now for lowest rates on metered start. R equires about 10 hours a YOU WA..."1\'T TO BUY - SELL - RENT OR T;R.ADE ••. TRY A rates on bulk service. Phone CH bulk installations and for free week to service a nd collect. Ap­ NT AD WITH SUBURB.<\..i.'° LIFE. JUST CALL TW 7·9262 AND 3-1482. Wolverine Shellane Serv- ' cylinder hookups. Phone CH 3- plicant must drive car and be CE YOUR AD. ice, 3758 South Division, Grand 1482. Wolverine Shellane Service. able to make small investment --, PAINTING AND Paperhanging, Rapids. cl9tf 3758 South Division, Grand Rap­ of $900 cash for inventory. For OR SALE-GENERAL n ew or old buildings. free esti- ids. c19 tf interview, write including phone , . mates. Only quality products LIVESTOCK-Wanted to buy. Also and reference. District Manager, GIRLS' WINTER COATS for sale. G~AVEL, fill sand, black used. P hone OR 6_3751. Dick Beef, Pork, and Veal for sale, P. 0 . Box 1951, Cleveland 6, t. B11! VandeByl, OR 6-4157. Andre cl tf by pound, quarter , half, or whole. One beige fleece "Grow Coat" Ohio. p24 cl7 tf · E ast P aris Packing Company, and hat with brown fur trim, ------BOTTLED GAS-Safe, clean, de- 4200 East P aris rd., S. E . (2 size 8 to 10. One red fleece coat To make a tasty toppin g for an LDOZ:Il\'G, grading, backfill- pendable gas service. FREE miles south of 28th St.) Ca ll MY size 12. Both in perfect condition. angel food cake, pour 1h cup warm . clearing, leveling, etc. No EQUIPMENT. Call us first. Ph. 8-8407, or after 5 :00, call RI 2- Also dresses, skirts and blouses, honey over sections of six oranges. too small. Free estimates. CH 3-1482. Wolve1ine Shellane 8283. Richard Havenga. c20 tf etc. Call at G.L 4-3671 or 2721 Chill and sprinkle with chopped l\Iel Dosenberry CH 1-7826 Service. 3758 South Division, Cascade Springs dr. c28 toasted almonds. Serve over the Dun. Dosenbeny LE 2-2570. Grand Rapids. c23tf APPLES-Pick your own, $1 per I cake. c25-28 ------bushel and up. Allison Roark, Wanted ------PINKING SHEARS, SCISSORS, all OR 6-2047. c28-30 IAronel Kennels, AKC Reg. LDING- Also good supply of types of shears and knives sharp- CHILD CARE WANTED-Days or German Shepherds - P01nerani.an.s ructural steel. John Pollice, ened. Sewing machines cleaned ILADY 'S WHITE ROLLER Rink full time in my home. Children Puppies - Stud Service 16 Quiggle ave., Ada, R -1. Ph. and adjusted. Work guar anteed. skates, size 9 in metal case, 5 years and younger. Licensed.1 9!77 68th St., SE UN 8-4827 R 6-4051. cl8 tf GL 9--0361. c26-28 $12.50. Call OR 6-2977. p28 Eastmont. GL 6-6934. c27-28 cl7tf Pay More? What For? Save as YO.U spend with low, IQw food prices . .. plus Z;:Q{: Green Stamps at your friendly neighborhood SUPER MARKET STOKEL Y'S FINEST QUALITY lomato Catsup 6 14-oz. j~rs $1 PORKJ>RICES SLASH-ED ~! ~TOKE.LY'S FINEST QUALITY Cut Green B.eans Piii": 5 303 cans $1. :~HOPS ·D .iced Beeb ~ _ , 10 ·303~ans $~ 5tncil ·Lean . Center'Rib . -CU-TS RtHt ~oin Boast - l:ain Ead -Cut sroxars RNEST KERtlEL ..oa Rork loin Roast Cream Style (o,n -Lean Pork S1eak 7 303cans $1 ldabo-1dea1 for Baking VAN CAMPS FAMOUS 9UALIJY" lPOIATIES LBS. Pork & -Beans 6 No. 2 cans .$1·

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Silver Mill Frozen Sliced llomo: Milk itrawberries 3 · ~~p. -ctns~ $1 : ..... "' - Homecoming Court Chosen, But Who Will Be Queen ? ICounty Leaders SUBURBA-'1 LIFE, OCT. 3, l' IPlan to Travel COMING EVENTS 1 The St. Teresa Guild of Around World Mary's church of Ca!

for the past several years. Miss the ~fSU College of Busines,1 Densmore was there two years, Public Service and the lot;al r.; from 1951-53. agement clubs. To _be gone about five months, Nine billion checks totaling the two will then go to Hong Kong, trillion s float on Home· girls The in the top row are, left to right: .Sandra During their trip Mrs. MacLeod coming night, October 11. Four were chosen by Bozung, Margaret Court, Joan Bishop, seniors; and Miss Densmore will visit I the senior class and from that group the queen ancl in the bottom row, 1\lary Dewey, sophomore; J schools of home economics J n Ha­ I will be selected and announced at the Snake dance Elke Keil, junior; Darlene l\l ayou, freshman, and waii, Japan and India as well as ' the night before the game. The other three class- Frances Tilstra, senior. Okinawa. I' Mrs. MacLeod has been assist­ ant director of the Michigan Co­ I -,,------r--- -r-fj· 1Sen .·a~ for IGOP women wm Meet operative Extension Service in -\,' At Traverse Oct. 7-8 charge of home economics sin<:e f .... 1950. She supervises the home : i ~ ·' Pi Members of the Republican Wo- ..-· demonstration program in l\1:ich­ 'I ~-.~ men's Federation of Michigan ... . igan's 83 counties. A 1923 graduate I : otter ·" all over the State .... are busy . making plans to attend the- Fed- of' M. S. U ., she joined the ex­ see our complete line oj eration's Fall State Conforence tension staff in 1934 as a home demonstr ation agent and in 1938 KODAK FLASH :.. reno r s October 7 and 8, in Traverse City: became a clothing specialist. "¥1- '.J:' t ~t the Park Place Hotel, accQrd- CAMERAS and SUPPLIES Home agent in Kent county since I1 mg to Mrs. Thomas F. Willmore, 1935, Miss Densmore graduated . • • • the latest news from W asbin!rton Detro i t, Michigan's Federation from M. S. U. in 1928 and re­ With a modern Kodo~ camera ' i~door p ictures and s~ops 0 ; President. ceived her M. S. degree from Co­ I '""~ :> of special interest to Michig;n • night ore every bit as ·rr 't , and lumbia University in 1935. She has 5 sure as sunny-day snapshots also studied at the University of Hot, Tense Little Rock, Arkan- bower's dedsive actio? in sending ll M- ay- f-lo_w_e_. r-. _I_I_ h_a_s_ b_e_e_n_ c_u_t loose Stop in soon ond see our com: Oslo in Norway. Her t'vo years in sas, where until recently the mob the 101 t Airborne to aid the efforts from Bntjsh registry but not yet plete line of Brownie and Kodak Okinawa were spent pioneering the ruled, now spells out this Govern- of school authorities in carrying taken over by Plimoth Plantation cameras, film, flosholders bulbs, newly established home economics m ent's intention to fully endorse out orderly integration, as planned in Massachusetts, where a perman­ and photo aids. fosy-does·it department and promoting scholar­ the basic principles of the bill of by them and accepted by the ma- ent berth for the replica of the flash outfits, too! ships for gi.rls in Okinawa \\'here r ights. I suppart President Eisen- jority of Little Rock's moderate J Pilgrim vessel is being built. Now education for women is tradition­ and law-abiding citizens. is the time for all those in the ally unimportant. Moscow has inflated Little Rock Middle West who want the May­ In Kent County Miss Densmore Brownie Starflex Ourfi YOUR DOCTOR IS inlo an ugly propaganda balloon, flower to sail up the St. Lawrence has broadened the scope of the Reg. $ 16.50 ridiculing U. S. democracy as a Se~~ay to speak up. I offer the Extension and 4-H programs and THE BEST JUDGE sham. I'm getting a little tif'ed of fac1ht1es of my Washington office promoted interest in communitv Our Price $13.t 7 those who ·call thE.rmselves Amer- a meeting of Michigan and OF W HAT IS GOOD to: projects such as the 4-H Club S&H GREE:\' ST\.,lP icans who elbow us into these em- Middle Western representatives camp, libraries, schools and char· FOR YOUR HEALTH 1 barrassing a nd disgraceful inter- wit.h officials of the Plimoth Plan­ ity funds. 1\liss Densmore will be national corne rs. Tl;ley do it by tatlon. back in the county E;,.1:ension Of­ CAMERA CENTE slyly casting mud at the Supreme A Seaway voyage, of course. fice on February 1, 1958. Court, by throwing legal road- won't be practical until next spring, Phone GL 8-~~03 blocks in t h e way of minority b u t pl~nnmg should start right groups, by asking for "ti.me." My now. Phmoth Plantation e>.-pects Orrl!'ion Weavers Entertain 1533 Wealth)". S. E. advice to them is, if you don't to take ownership on Thanksgiving The Robert DeKleins and fam- like democracy, go join the Rus- ~ay but needs funds to complete ily, son, Glenn, and twin daugh­ sians. Let us hope Little Rock will its permanent shrine for the May- ters. Gay and Joy, (unusual but provide an object lesson to those flower. The new owners are a non- very nice names for twins, 'don't who have chipped away- unwitting- profit group. However, they would you think?) were Sunday dinner ly or deliberately- at efforts to expect the S~away voyage to pro- guests or Orrie and Dorotl1y \\'ea· We compound his pre­ work out racial problems through duce some fina ncial return to de- ver and family, son, Scott, Dorreen scriptions with preCl.81-0n patience and cooper ation. After all, fray costs of the ship's berth. Iand Cindra. from fresh drugs. ther e has to be cooperation on both Therefore, these questions must sides or we'll never reach a solu- be answered: \Vill there be an :------__._; COMPLETE SELECTION tion. admission charge to view May- LIQUOR-WINE-BEER It has been most gratifying to ~?wer? ;Vho will m.a!l her? What me in my travels through Michi- Itinerary· A:e. the c1t1es who want I .illy's Pharmacy gan these days to find so much the ves~el willing to put up a mod­ Re sincere support of the President's er ate f1nanc1al guarantee for her AMNllO • ~O Cascade Rd. GL 1-384S recent actions. ap~arance? A ship witb.out a country the SLnce I proposed the voyage last ' summer, letters of enthusiasm ,------have poured in from parts, civic groups, individuals and tourist as- Reserve sociations. Even the U. S. Depart­ ment of State favors the trip. I am confident a Mayflower II voy­ Friday & Saturday age into the Middle West would build international good \\ill and dramatize the opening of the St. Oct. 11 & 12 Lawrence Seaway and Mackinac Bridge. I ) Hedgehopping through Michigan at to fill a heavy schedule of speak­ GUNS - NEW & USED ing dates h as str etched, but not slashed, my pipelines to Washing­ ton. I am continuing to maintain GUN CASES - $1 UP close contact with all Defense D - De Witt's Gulf Service partment procurement agencies in SHELLS - CARTRIDGES a steady effort to bring more con· tracts into tl1e state. We need Rapids Trousers those jobs. 161 S Michi9an St., N. E., Grand Black Sheep Coats Best wishes. I CHJ\RLES E. POTTER. I } Vests United States Senator Gifts For Ereryone "!l's all right to hold a cooversa­ Ada Hardware tion, but you should let go of it John Sytsma Ph. OR 6-48 11 now and then." I Closed Wednesday a.t Noon. Open Friday until 9 Pah'Onize Suburban Life want SEE YOU THE • want ads. SUBUltBAN LIFE, OCT. 3, 1957 Couple Wed in Afternoon Ceremony BffiTH ANNOUNCEME ' T Mr. and Mrs. Richard Seppanen, Ladies Cleaning Day 28th Street are r eceiving congratu­ lations on the birth of a son, J ef­ At Eastmont Church r.~ ~' frey Richard, born on September KATIE'S Thursday, October 3 15th. ~ The Mary-Martha Guild of t he KoRNER Eastmont Reformed Church will hold an all day cleaning " Bee" a t the new church building tonight 1Jiminy Filter says: OCTOBER Thursday, October 3. The general If the Roman Senate had had cleaning project is in preparation its way, October wouldn't be Oc- for the Dedication Services for the .. tober, but Antoninus, or Tacitus, or n ew church which will be held on ltS -time to ~. maybe even Faustinus. The Senate Tuesday, October 15, at 7 :30 P. m. changed the name of the month at The women of the guild are re­ ' change least h ~ f a dozen times, but the minded to bring their own clean­ your people liked the name October and ing equipment, and to plan to be ePt it. ' there either for the morning or for furnace filters! As u ual, the people were right. ·the. afternoon The word October just belongs with - ---- the month October, that's all. How Sunshine Club Plans could trees and hillsides turn to flaming red and glowing gold in First Fall Luncheon a month called Antoninus? Can The Sunshine Community Club y o u imagine smelling b u r n i n g will hold its first fall luncheon leaves on a cool, mellow evening meeting on Tuesday afternoon Oc­ in Tacitus. or going for a lei- tober 8th at the home of 'Mrs. s.urely walk in the pungent, rnst- Glenn Th~mpson , 4251 Cascade Rd. ling woods on a lazy Faustmus Is .E. , with luncheon at 1 :00 o'clock. C>afternoon? l REV. D. WALTERS TO BE LOCAL COUPLE HOSTS GUEST SPEAKER SUNDAY AT MASONIC TEMPLE On Sunday. · October 6th, Rev. Saturday evening, September 28, D. Walters of the Reformed Bible Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hall of 5024 Institute in Grand Ra pids will be I Ada Drive were host and hostess Miss Vivia~ Mae Davenport, The bride in marriage the guest speaker at the morning ~a~-~ven I ) ' ' I ', ~ at a pot..Juck dinner and dance and evening services of the Cas­ da ughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. by her father at t he Lowell Meth­ held a t the masonic temple a nd cade Christian Reformed Church. Precious was married Saturday odist church , Rev. J . Marion De­ }·"'1BERGL.\S sponsored by the Valley City Lodge afternoon to Thomas Roger MDrse Vinney officiating at the ceremony. - F . &. A. M. MEN'S SOCI ETY MEETS of Cascade. Parents of the groom Alta r .fl-Owers consisted of pale Guests attending from Eastmont are Mr. and Mrs. Verne Morse al­ The Men's Society of the Cas­ yellow a nd ·bronze mums and pmk - Q Were Mr. and Mrs. James Byerly, so of Cascade. cade Christian Reformed Church giadoli. Mrs. Arnofd w1tl.eribich sr., Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Gaskell, will meet on Wednesday evening, played organ music and -Miss Mr. and Mrs. Warren Dekker, Mr. October 9th at 8 :00 p. m. at the J udith Schneider sang "Truly" and Mrs. Roy Bulson and Mr. and Osteopathic Guild church. a nd " The Lord's Prayer." Mrs. Edward-Groening. Holds First Meeting t;: · ~IR FILTERS ~ F or her wedding, Miss D avenport ,,. ' . at - On Wednesday, September 25th, wore a white net floor length PROMPT Well Drilling and Repair the first meeting of the fall sea- gown with long sleeves, lace top EXPERT SERVICE son, of t he Grand Rapids Osteo- a nd V neckline; she wore a fin­ - - New Pumps -­ pathic Guild was held at t he home ger--tip veil and net cap with seed - TV SERVICE - PH. OR 6-4501 ADA .OIL CO. All Makee of TV and Radios of Mrs. Jane Belding. pearls. The bride carried a bou- If No Answer Call OR 6·1108 wi ff. w e r e quet of white mums and a white Picture Tubes R epaired T h e fol)o . ng o 1cers Bible 522 Ada Drive· • · ~a . Mich Antennas Installed FRANK AVERILL, JR. elected: President, Mrs. J a ne Beld- M. · J d'th D t tt d d th PHONE 9041 Bennett Road · · ·d M G 1ss u 1 as1 ra a en e e WORK AND PARTS mg; V1ce-Pres1 ent, I r s. ertrude b .d M .d f H Sh ______c_ 15 _..,_tf M c N ett, a nd ecretary and T reas- n ble as a1fl o ogtnor.h d e wo'thr e ORiole 6-4511 GUARANTEED s I urer, M rs. Lorraine Heidtke. The a ue net · oor-1en ress w1 SerYice Calls - $3.50 - WE GIVE S&H GREEN ANNIE'S GRILL group formerly called the ACE lace Jacket a nd blue mums. STAMPS CALL - GL 4.-4586 Guild agreed to change to the new Best man was Vern G. Morse, A T C ASCA DE: name of the Forest Hills Guild. broth er ~f the _groom and James Daily "Special" Dinners The first project undertaken by Byerly, his ~ousm, served as usher. Lloyd Piereson S hort O rders the guild this season is to con- Mrs. ~rec 1 ous chose a ~1 ght blue 6547 Wendell in Cascade Open 8 A. M. to 7 P. M. Daily tinue to make baby bathing aprons dre_ss with black and white acces­ 27tf Closed Su.ndavs a nd surgical dra pes. The Guild de-1 son es and Mrs. Morse. selected a cided to help furnis h the new gre_y dress a nd matchmg a cces- school rooms of the a ddition of the sor1es. Both . mothers wore cor­ Grand Rapids Osteopathic Hospital Isages of white mums and r ed 1'[~ 1as their permanent project. ro es. Give Your Car The next meeting of the Guild The cou.ple both graduated from ~ OUR Iw ill be he ld la te in November. Lowell High_ ~chool; t he b nde worked at M1ch1 gan Bell Telephone Specialty AGood Start Company in Grand R a pids and Snow W. S. C. S. Dinner Mr. Morse a ttended Western Mich- Into Winter The Snow W. S. C. S. dinner igan University. . • 24 Hour Service will b held on Wednesdav Octo- After the r eception at Rooker s 24- HOUR ber 9t~ at the W. S. C. s'_ Hall. Ha ll in Ada, the.y left on a week Serving will begin at 6 :00 sharp. long honeymoon m the Upper Pen- Mention this ad a nd WRECKER SERVICE Mrs. Frank Transue and Mrs. msula._ Mr. a nd Mrs. Morse pla n receive a box of Sherma n Reynolds will be hostess- to reside . m Kalamazoo where Mr. tha nk you notes a nd 1es. These suppers a r e open to the Morse wll1 wor~ for a br a nch of a n etiquette book Dykhouse & Buys public a nd the ha ll is located East Ithe Grand R apids Wholesale Co. with your wedding of Snow Ave. on 36th Street. order. - WE GIVE G&G RED STAMPS - PH. GL 6-9044 AT CASCADE NIGHTS US 8·4376 CRADLE ROLL GUILD TO MEET THURSDAY 1 Thornapple Business Cradle Roll Guild of the Cas- j Professional cade Christian Church will m eet Printing on Thursday, October 10th at 8 :00 Beauty Shop p. m. in F ellowship Hall. At this PERSONALIZED meeting they will have their first 6901 Cascade Rd. CHRISTMAS CARDS program from the Michigan State Down·stairs University Ex-tension Course. on the I ----Call GL 9-6613 topic '"Getting the Most Out of Your Freezer." -Ph. GL 6-8298- The new offi cers for t his group LINDY PRESS are: President, Zet.ha Schalk; Vice- CLARA CUNNINGHAM 551 Eastern Ave., S. E . President, Marcella Po7tma ; Sec- Operator Grand Rapid:! Libby 's retary, Katy Chandler, a nd Treas- ..______...;; •------CRUSHED PINEA PPLE No. 2 2 for 59c urer , Dorothy Vekasi. TWIN DAUGHTERS BORN Salada Black TO THE VERN OUENDAGS TEA BAGS 48 count 59c 16 count 2 for 52c Twin daughters were born Wed­ stop Rust With Rustoleum nesday, September 25, to Mr. and NIAGARA STARCH 20c IMr s. Vern Ouendag, 6344 Grand PINISH COATS IN ALL COLORS Lipton I River Drive, Ada. Connie Lyn weighed five pounds, 131,2 ounces CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP 3 pkgs. 39c at birth a nd Bonnie Lou weighed five pounds and five ounces . All All New, All Angle CHARMIN TISSUE 4 rolls 37c are back home from the hospital a nd doing fine. There are five G.E. UTILITY ELEC. MOTORS other children in the fam ily. A Model for Every Purpose W E GIVE G &G ATTEND BRIDAL SHOWER RED STAMPS Mrs. E nid Gould, Mrs. Edith FORD PAINTS * · Chesebro a nd Mrs. Marie Stanard * Iof Ada a nd Mrs. Hazel G ray of OpeR S:ao A. M. to 6:00 P. M. 1Gra nd Rapids atiended a bridal Fri. Eve. . •u1 3 :o& - Clo&ed Thursday: Afttt~oH shower in Saranac Sunday after- Buttrick' s Grocery noon at the home of Mrs. Erwin I EA_ ....,... STM_ ' ONT HDW' . .· -~ll~~~e~r i'~e-~~~~r ~f E1;{-~~! ·- .UU i'.w~~;-: . .; _-;:.:.. : D~:~MP~,.c~:- -. ;· "~ '. GL l·H17 Goutd ol Ada. 0 :'-- • ~ ..., ____ ._...., .-,_....,~______. ______, - ~ .. '•· . .