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VOLU:\tE VIII THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1962 NUJ\IBER 6 Mothers' Club Church Sanctuary Nears Completion To Hold Spring Forest Hi Ils Boa rd Lists Budget Cuts' Luncheon, May 3 Because of the adverse millage election on April The Mothers Club will meet on . Thursday, May 3, at 11:30 a. m. I 0 1 drastic reductions in t he Forest Hills School Budg Harvey Comr1e for a Spring Luncheon meeting at Car Wash Beautiful FLOP Due To Lack et for 1962-63 will have to be made. These reductions the Fellowship Hall of the Cas- will leave a v e r y skeletonized program with many Elec te d T 0 H ead cade Christian church. Hostesses will be the Cascade Terrace and Of Support by League Parents and Boys important omissions, together with a sizable deficit the Burdell groups. We the FHSBL woukl like to Thornapple Assoc. at the end of the s c h o o I year according to John At the first regular meeting of There will be an election and take 'this opportunlty to thank all IF t H•11 PTA Adrianse, President o·f the Board of Education. the Thornapple Association Tues- installation of officers at this meet the Jones, Smiths an? Brow~s who ores I did not show up with their sup- s day evening, April 17, 38 members ing. There will be baby sitting The most significant cuts proposed are: were present at the Cascade Town provided. The afternoon kinder port and elbows at our car wash. To o·iscuss I. Eliminate all substitute teachers. Hall An election of officer s was garten children will be picked up It was a beautiful FLOP, the cars h Id· at the school and transported to \vere there, but the parents and 3. Eliminate all competitive sports. 3. Elim inate all use of buildings aft e r 3:30 eThose elected were Harvey Com- the church, so ?ring them along. boys were NOT. Perhaps we did B'udget Cuts ·e President· Russ Case Vice-j However, the children should have not make ourselves clear. We are P. M. daily. ~r~ sid ent; J ~ h n Scherm~rhorn , had their l~nch . not financially set. We are having Because of the tremendous in 4. Reduce transportation very drastically. Secretary-Treasurer and P eter Guests w1ll be Mr. Chambers these projects- the car wash and terest and concern stirred up by Price, Wesley Shusta and Dick and the teachers of the Cascade the coming pancake supper-TO the April 10th defeat of the pro 5. Eli minate many teaching aids, supplies, etc. Simpson, Trustees. School. MAKE MONEY. posed 6.5 mills requested by the On Thursday, April 26 at 8 P. M. members of the Reports were read by the chair Burdell Group The majority of the few parents School District for addjtional op Board will appear before the High School P. T. A. to men of the various committees, The Burdell group will meet on who attended the end of the sea- erating funds, J ack H. Davies, our and a lively discussion was held. Monday, May 7, at 8 p. m. at the son meeting in the fall were not PTA President has tabled the or review their plans and to learn the reaction of t he home of Mrs. Milburn Dosenber in favor of a high entry fee. These iginal program scheduled for tcr public t o t he election failure. Everyone is welcome, ry, 2429 Linda S. E. There. will parents m ust r ealize that if the night's meeting, and invited YOU to this meeting. Miss Cleveland be an election of officers. E very boys do not pay cash they must and ALL FOREST IDLL DISTRICT one plan to come so we can make work. The parents in favor of a PARENT-TEACHER Associations At least the following (or equal) Site funds if that fund is not de To Speak At plans for our picnic. pleted). high entry claimed the boys were to attend tonight's meeting at 8 cut-backs will be necessary to ef- Westway old enough to earn their own mer p. m. in the All Purpose room of fect sufficient reduction in the bud- Operation Group Luncheon The Westway group will meet ney. This is what we are trving the F orest Hills High School. get: No raises to custodial employees -' Miss Catherme Cleveland will be at the home of Mrs. Fay Johnson, to promote. WHERE ARE TI-IE Suburban Life April 12, quoted Administration Eliminate speclal yard work done the guest i;peaker at the "A 11 1652 MacNider S. E . on Tuesday, BOYS? Supt. Harold Chambers, "Obvious- No additional clerical help de- by Mr. Myler. County Day" luncheon for Michi- May 8, at 8 :30 p. m. We had three scheduled spots ly cuts will have to be made." spite the fact that we have at Eliminate custodial help for com- gan State University Extension Thornapple Thumbs for the car wash-two in Ada, one Exactly what cuts in operating 1 0 0 petitive sports. Groups on May 1, at the Central The Thornapple Thumbs w i 11 in Cascade. We had barely enough costs are to be made? Where? lteacherseast 55 elementary handling overc a s 1600s r stu-m Eliminate all overtime work by Reformed church in Grand Rap- have their picnic on June 5, at boys for one, which was Rocker's Mr. Chambers and some of the dents and there has been no cleri- custodians. Iids. Mrs. Frank Grotenhuis, 6755 Ber P hillips 66 in Ada. We would like board members will be on hand cal service for this department! Eliminate all use of building~~ Miss Cleveland, world traveler, ger Dr. at 12 noon. E veryone at this time to thank this station for the handling of questions and Other cuts are in postage, office after school daily and on wee:-- lecturer, internationally known bring a dish to pass. This for their cooperation. They have answers which may be brought up. ends, excepting that which is 100 home economist, will share her combined dinner picnic. no sons in the league; however, E veryone should be concerned sfessionalupplies, noorganization memberships, no conven-in Pro- percent paid for by private groups. exciting adventures with the Coun J ohn Van Spronsen is shown hanging from a crane 82 feet without their support we couldn't about the drastic cuts that have tions or Professional conferences Restrict all custodial work to ty members and their guests. in the a ir, on a 6-ft. cro,;,s which was placed on the steeple at the have made a DIME. We did clear rumored will be made in the com l 1 daylight hours. During the many years spent in Mr. Page To. Address cascade Christian Reformed Church at 6631 Cascade Rd., S. E., $40. ing year; such as elimination of away from the District, no ega Lower all thermostats to 55 de- the Middle East, Miss Cleveland Martin School P. T. A. last Wednesday. Just before this picture was taken, the steeple We CANNOT operate this league competitive sports, substitute tea services, no assistance to annexa- "Tees one hour before school clos- acquired incredible Art treasures was set into place and the cross was the finishing touch, which any longer on nickels. I know how cher elimina tion, bus transporta tion movements, no "other" trav- ;s- daily and reset to 68 degrees and uncovered. fascinating human The Martin School PTA will meet nearly completes the new sanctuary, that was started last October. el. not more than one hour before facts about the people of Lebanon, on Tuesday, May 8, at 7 :30 p. m. I important baseball is to my son, tion cuts, use of buildings, and at the school. Dan Vos Ada, general and the ninety boys that plav with other items; so come to this meet Instruction school opens each day. Set all J Syria, Jordan, Egypt and Saudi I ot con~ No additions to teaching staff thermostats to 55 degrees during I Arabia. The speaker will be Mr. Page, Collins PTA To tractor and. builder of t~e sanc_tu- him all summer. All it takes is ing and become informed people Assistant Director of Audio-Visual ary, supervised the proJect which a little from everyone, and a lot of the district. despite station wagon, hours, 5 days a week. Showboat FLOWERING P L A N T S- Africa enport, Clean, Good Condition, ment. 3 rooms and bath, ga liams Radio & TV, 126 North red and white, power steering FOR SALE-3 BEDROOM House, Restaurant, Lowell. Apply in per Violets, Gloxinia, Mum, Hydran Phone TW 7-7094. p2-3 new. Carpeted living room, 11h rage. Located in South Lowell. Hudson, Lowell. c2-3 a n d power brakes. Automatic son. c2 geas, Begonias. Attractive se Baths. Arvil Heilman, TW 7-7446 Call GL 8-8262. cltf lection of dish gardens a nd plant- COIN-OP TYPE DRY CLEANING U S E transmission. New tires. Dyk or TW 7-9975. cltf WANTED-RELIABLE Person to ers. Birchwood Gardens Floral 8 lbs for $1.50. Cascade P aint house & Buys in Cascade. Ph. take over household and 3 small SLEEPING ROOM FOR RENT- & Gift Shop, open 7 days a & Service Center, across from GL 6-9044. c2 FOR SALE- 2-APT. HOUSE in children for 2 weeks in May. Call 897-7951. c2 Building Materials week, 9 to 7. 730 Godfrey St., Old Kent Bank in Cascade. Ph. Dependable Lowell to be sold by owner . Call Lowell. Phone TW 7-7737. c2tf 458-4047. _ c52 tf F 0 R SALE-Small double disc. TW 7-7953. c2 Call TW 7-7004. p2 . H • L" k Sal Phone TW 7-7504 after 4 o'clock. 1 astings 1vestoc es FREE DELIVERY LARGE MICHIGAN SALES SERV- ., April 20 1962 NOW STATE APPROVED-Driver CUSTOM ALUMINUM AWNINGS, Clean Burning p2 FOR SALE- 3-BEDROOM HOME, FREE ESTIMATES I ICE CH.AIN has desire to open , F eeder Pigs ..... '. .. . . $10.75-$23.00 training school of Grand Rapids, Columns, ?rape~ies, valances, large lot, 2 blocks from stores. branch m area. I_n need of res1- Top Calves ...... $31.00-$36.50 Inc. Courses for high school stu- 1 rods, venetian blmds, reupholst- TWO JAMESWAY 6 hole steel Close to school with 12 x 20 2- dents between 16 and 18 years ering, furniture refinishing, Free Economical hog feeders. One automatic Kit story work shop. Real value at dent repres~ntative . Must be Seconds ...... $28.00-$31.00 Meekhof Lumber of age. Adults private training Estimates. American V. B. Mfg. son poultry waterer. Qua ntity of $6,500. Immediate possession. 406 n_eat, aggressive and have a d~- Common and Culls . . .. $20.00-$28.00 sire to take hold a nd lea~n bus1- Young Beef ...... $19.00-$23.40 and courses for motor scooter Co. , Phone 422 Ionia. p51-11 ~ hoppers. Chas. Cramton, TW 7- Monroe, Lowell. GL 6-9344 after ness. Exce~ent opportm:nt~, sal- Beef Cows ...... $12.50-$17.50 at 15 years of age. 337 Ottawa, - 7885. p2 5 :30. c2-3 Co. a a ary plus. d !JberalAll co mm1ss1on. f"to Bulls ...... $17.00-$19.00 6045-28th Street, S. E. N. W. Phone 456-8227 or GL 2- SEELEY CONsntUCTION-Build- lif 1 2095. c48tf ing and remodeling. Cement KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER-Late NEW HOMES-3 bedrooms, alum qua le man. rep les con 1- T H $17 00 7 Phone GL 6-1557 . en la. l . F or f u rther d e t a1·1 s wri· t e op ogs · · · · · · · · · · · · · · -$1 .60 work, basements, blocks, chim model A-1 condition. Originally inum siding, finished interior, Mrd tF " B F L Second Grade ...... $16.50-$17. 00 wiring and heating plant install 147 11 2 We Give S&H Green Stamps USED G. E. Wringer type washer neys and fireplaces. Houses, 2"ar I ~ :0 !U 1!~ I cost over $200.00. Balance due · mn, ox • owe · c Roughs ...... $13.00-$15.10 with pump. Good running con ages, additions and barns. All a product of Phillips Petroleum Co. only $59.60 including power pol ed. NO DOWN PAYMENT-$64 WANTED-USED FISH SPEAR- Boars ...... · .... $11.50-$13.50 dition, $25. Call TW 7-9535. p2 kinds of buildings. Experienced FOR isher. Will take trade-in. Terms monthly on $6,400 home. For full Dick Rollins, Phone TW 7-9898. F eeder Cattle ...... $19.00-$23.00 and guaranteed work. Ph. L. J. $1.25 weekly. Call 534-9668 or information call TW 7-7541. c2-4 c2 Top Calf ...... $36.50 Seeley. TW 7-9164. c2 tf 452-5707. cl-2 YOUR ANTIQUES & E ARLY Americana COZY, COMFORTABLE ADA-Commercially zoned home George Haffner Delton Old Curiosity Shoppe on M-91, MEN & WOMEN- $100.00 a week Top Hogs ...... $17.60 PONTIAC-OLDS ELECTROLUX VACUUM Cleaner WARMTH on M-21, 485 foot frontage, pric 7 miles North of Lowell, 9 miles DRAPERY HARDWARE-Every plus monthly bonus if you qual Delton Tyler Clarksville with all attachments and throw ed to sell at $12,800. Terms. REPRESENTATIVE IN THE South of Belding. Will open on IN YOUR HOME thing you need, curtain rods, ify. Write Box 147V, Lowell. c2 Dora Irwin Vermontville away paper bags. Full balance ADA-Modernized f o u r bedroom FOREST HILLS AREA Tuesday, May 1, for the sum draw drery hardware, other $24.10 or $5.00 per month. Call THIS SPRING! home in village. Garage, sha-J mer, 9 o'clock 'til 5, Monday styles of window accessories. 534-9668 or 452-5707. cl-2 dy lot, screened porch, $12,600. through Saturday. Phone Lowell Window shades made to order. JOE JAGER Call Today Roth's Furniture Store. Ph. TW ADA-(Thornapple River) Spacious TW 7-7404. c2-3 YEARLING HOLSTEIN BULL for 1106 Argo GL 9·2179 7-7391, Lowell. c6'tf Cape Cod Home, 3 twin size HOME-OWNERS PACKAGE POLICY sale. Call TW 7-9736, evenings. TANK FULL? Call Fuller Septic bedrooms, dining room, family FIRE - TORNADO - HAIL - THEFT - VANDALISM c2 Wittenbach Sales & Tank Clea ning, licensed and bond OR 6-4511 ' REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE - room w i t h fireplace, screened GLASS AND PERSONAL LIABILITY Loans, auto and personal loans. porch, 2-car gar age. $35,000, Service Co. ed. Day or night emergency serv FOR SALE- David-Bradley Garden 4 TW 7-9207 Lowell, Michigan ice. Member of Ada Business tractor and Cultivator . Also blue May we serve you? State Sav terms. 20°/o TO 25°/o SAVINGS ! CASCADE-40 acre far m, good 48 tf R'len's Association. Phone OR 6- spruce trees, $1 each. Call 676- ings Bank, Lowell, Phone TW 7- Credit can be allowed for your present fire policy soil, barn, two bedroom home, 5986. c51 tf 3567. c2 9277. c23tf $15,500. Terms. SEE OR CALL US TODAY - TW 7-9259 DRY CLEANING-$1.00 for suits, SAVE BUYING OUTBOARD MOTOR- Scott-A twa CASCADE-2 wooded lots in Cas ter, 51h hp. Make 116. Call TW dresses, and topcoats. Quality cade Terrace. Both for $2,200. PETER . SPEERSTRA AGENCY A NEW OR USED CAR? 7-7348. p2 cleaning guaranteed. Veteran's Terms. Dry Cleaners pickup station lo 117 W. Main St., Lowell Phone TW 7-9259 FOR LOW, LOW, BANK RATES GRAND RIVER DRIVE- Three CHECK WITH cated in t he Cascade Paint & bedroom r ancher with scenic THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL Service Center building in Cas view of countryside, about 4 STATE SAVINGS BANK cade across from Old K e n t acres, $9,500. by proper Lowell, Mich. Bank. Open daily 9 to 6. c28tf HONEY CREEK ROAD-Near Can maintenance c43 tf PITTSBURGH nonsburg, 32 acres vacant land. LET US CHECK YOUR ADA OIL CO. $7,5DO. Terms. TRANSMISSION SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED-For LOWELL-40 acre farm, river prompt service, phone Fra~cis LATEX PAINT Avoid a costly overhaul. It's not Brand New frontage, creek, three bedroom as expensive as many think. Re Sloan, Orleans, Michigan, Phone TRUCKING EVERY THURSDAY home ,barn, tool shed, $16,500, pairs guaranteed. 761-3623. c21 tf to Lake Odessa stock sale. Call Terms. Phone for our Reasonable Rates STUMPS-Cut from lawns a n d $3.98 GAL. George Francisco, TW 7-7818. RE C 0 R D S LOWELL-(Near) 5 acre lot, $2,000. fields 4 to 6 in. below ground c46tl LOWELL-Estate property. Three GL 1-1820 45 RPM bedroom home, $5,500. level. Will not damage lawns, Choice of 1,500 Colors SINGER SEWING MACHINE free estimate, Call DR 4-5755, ILO WELL-Attractive 5 year old PAT O'NEILL'S With 1961 model dial control zig modern bungalow in good loca- TRANSMISSION SERVICE Pat Gallagher\ Lake Odessa, Rte. zag sewing in a beautiful hard 2. · c50tf CASCADE PAINT & tion; $12,600. 6749 28th, S. E. Cascade wood console. Does buttonholes·, 3 for $1.00 LOWELL-Neat 2 bedroom bunga-1 CASCADE BEAUTY SALON open SERVICE CENTER fancy designs, overcasting, etc. low near new high school. En Monday thru Saturday and Tues- Across from Old Kent Bank Want party to finish $6.00 per closed porch, gas. heat, $6,900. SPRING day, Wednesday and Thursday In Cascade month payments or $44.00 cash. Terms. Call 534-9668 or 452-5707. cl-2 Thornapple TV NEED A evenings. Operators Kathy Book OPEN DAILY 9 TO 6 SARANA~-Large four bedroom Pat Blue and Flossie Blocher' AND RECORD SHOP hon:ie, near school and Main St., e>LDS-1951, Hydromatic, $75. Call 2840 Thornapple River Drive FARM. $9,500. Call GL 4-7479. c33 tf PHONE 458-4047 GL 1-1790. c47tf IN CASCADE VERGENNES ROAD--3 bedroom s BULLDOZING- Dirt and grave1 AZZARELLO CHEVROLET, Buick. FOR SALE-40" HOTPOINT Push- suburban home, a bout three hauling and grading. Also deliver button electric stove. 8 piece acres, $9,60,0. Terms. p rotted cow manure. Merle Cager Try our fine service. Lowell, REFRIGERATION SERVICE, Re SUPPLIES ..Mahogany dining room suite. R. J . TIMMER REALTY, P. 0 . OR 6-1891. c3 tf Mich. TW 7-9294 for appointment. frigerators, freezers, milk cool c19tf Kitchen table with 4 chairs. 676- Building, Ada, Michigan . Office ers. Clark Fletcher, Phone TW phone 676-3901, · Re's. 459-30il, PLYMOUTH- 1957 stick "VS" 1756. c52-3 R ' FIBERGLASS-"The lifetime coat 7-9390. c9tf Jack Fahrni, Salesman, TW 7- clean. $350. GL '1-1790. ' c47tf FOR · SALE- Screened · bank · ce 9334. cl-2 SEED BEANS for your boat." $6.95 a gal. Wil CALL ME IMfyIEDIATELY for any TRUSSES-Trained fitter, surgical liams Radio & TV, 126 N. Hud ment gravel and block sand, Certified Michilite --- - - ~----- hdw. $ 9.25 I loaded on your truck or deliv broken window glass, aluminum appliances, etc. Koss R e x a l 1 son, Lowell. cl-2 or wood. Will give you prompt Certified Sanilac ______hdw. Drugs, Saranac, Mich. c39tf ered. Byron Weeks, Gravel, Ph. Personal 9.25 FOR SALE-COMPLTE LINE of TW 7-7'760. c52tf service on replacing. Ada, Cas Certified Seaway ______hdw. 9.50 cade, and Eastmont area only. N FOR SALE-8 ft. counter formica dr aperies, custom, ready-made FINE WEDDING INVITATIONS- JIMS RADIO. & TV SERVICE Ed Strong, GL 10956 or GL 1- C.ertified Calif: Lig,ht Re.d . top, 6 stainless steel st~ls, like o.r materials. In the home serv 24-holJr service._ napkins a.nd. other Mile east on M-21. Phono 0986. c49tf Kidney ______hdw. new. Ideal for recreation room ice. For appointment call TW 7- ~· accessories. Box of FREE Thank 14.90 graphs, antex:ma w,ork, c:ar ra G Showboat Restaurant, Lowell. c2 7510 or 2637 Saranac, J & I you notes and etiquette book with Certified Michigan Dark Red dios, Jjm Levandoski, Ph. TW ZIG-ZAG-0-MATIC SEWING Ma Drap.ery Sales, Joe and Ione order. Lindy Press, 1127 East Kidney ______hdw. STATE INSPECTED Strawberry 7-~747, R-3, .Lowell. c34tf chine. 1961 model. No attach 15.90 TONIC? Schwab, prop. c52-2 ments needed for buttonholes, Fulton, Grand Rapids. GL 9-6613. plants; also rhubarb roots. Bert · c40 tf Uncertified Calif. Dark Red M. Purchase, Bowes Rd., Low- PLANT DEKALB SEED CORN CADILLAC 14 ft. fishing boat with blind hems, eti::. Gua ranteed. Kidney ______hdw. a 61" beam, 28" deep and 25 Same a s new. Full price $36.00 16.40 ell, Ph. TW 7-7160. c52tf I'll help you select Hybrids to HOUSEWIVES-Did you know that hp. rating. Was $325, now only or $1. 25 weekly. Call 534-9668 or fit your needs and conditions. every Thursday afternoon from $1.00 For Treating DON'T STOP E A TI N G-LOSE $229. Evinrude motors, TeeNee 452-5707. cl-2 Dealer, Gerald Kyser, Lowell, 1 till 3, the housewives of Low Weight safely with Dex-a-diet tab trailers and Kayot Pontoon boats ------ HERE IT IS! - Phone TW 7-7477. c2 ell get together for a roller skat lets, only 98c for a full week's Landman Sport Center, 2956- ing session. Free coffee and FERTILIZER supply. Christiansen Drug, Low SECURITY- For your valuables 28th Street, S. E. GL 2-5715. t 1961 PLYMOUTH WAGON - cookies served. Legion's Big ell. p49-8 with a safety deposit box in the c49tf 0-21-0 Granulated ______Ton Wheel. c41tf $52.00 1961 DODGE 4-DOOR new vaults of the State Savings WALLPAPER AUCTIONEER-Farm sales a spe BULK GARDEN SEEDS-Complete 0-46-0 Granulated ______ton 99.00 1959 DODGE SIERRA - Bank, Lowell as low as $4.40 a NEW ST'OCK NOW! P aper table covering at a cialty. My experience is your as line of bulk garden seeds, all 0-10-30 Granulated ______Ton 1959 CHEVROLET 11\'IPALA - year. Ask a member of the staff new low price. Single roll, $3.50 64.00 surance of a successful, profit the varieties you want. Ball Flor ALSO CHOICE OF - for more information. c16 tf each; 10 or more rolls, $3.QO 0-20-20 Granulated ______Ton 69.00 1959 DODGE CORONET able sale. George VanderMeulen al 517 E. Main, Low~ll. c52tf 5,000 BOOK PATTERNS each. These rolls a re 40 in. wide 1959 F ORD GALAXIE Auctioneer. Phone Dutton MY 8 ' FENCE POSTS- Dry red oak and 0-25-25 Granulated ______Ton 87.00 - TRASH A ND JUNK HAULED- a nd 300 feet long. Lowell Ledg 1959 DODGE HARDTOP 8571. p2 white oak posts, 2% inch to 12 3-9-27 Granulated ______Ton Cascade Twp., Bob's Pick-up WALLPAPER BOOKS er, TW 7-9261. p51tf 69.00 1959 FORD CUSTOM inch diameter. Oscar J. Nelson, 3-12-12 Granulated ______Ton RR 3, Box 46, Phone TW 7,7683. Service. Ph. 897-9031. c31 tf LOANED 54.00 1959 PLYMOUTH SAVOY pl-2 4-16-16 Granulated ______Ton 64.50 1958 DODGE ROYAL NEW VACUUM CLEANER Center new, used and rebuilts, tank, 5-20-20 Granulated ______Ton 78.00 1958 PLYMOUTH WAGON USED CARS AUCT~ON: Automobiles every Mon CASCADE PArNT & If you see day night. Dealers a nd individu cannister, uprig.hts. Call TW 7- 6-24-12 Granulated ______Ton 82.00 1957 OLDS DYNA1"'1IC 88 7585 between 8-9 a. m. or call SERVICE CENTER als invited. 11h miles north of Across from Old Kent Bank 6-24-24 Granulated ______Ton 98.00 1957 DESOTO FIRESWEEP Rockford on US-131, starting at GL 9-0156, ask for J im Wood. pl-12 In Cascade fly,i,~g ants 12-12-12 Granulated ______Ton 74.00 1957 PLYMOUTH SAVOY J&J AUTO SALES 7 :30. Phone VO 6-0756. c49tf OPEN DAILY 9 TO 6 Ammonia Nitrate ______Ton l 957 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN JOHN DEN HOUTEN 93.50 LAWN MOWERS sharpened and re PH. 458-4047 1957 PLYMOUTH SUBURBAN 6539-28th St., S. E. paired. All types Rotary blades 1 '1//:1.lik~~~ fl ,_:;::- ABOVE FERTILIZER PRICES ARE LESS 1956 DESOTO FIREDOME /4 Mi. West of Cascade sharpened. P r e c i s i o n grind 10°/o IF PAID BY JUNE 15TH 1956 FORD WAGON ing. Rink's Sharpit and Fixit PICNIC 19;)6 DODGE CORONET PHONE 456-6966 Shop, pick up and delivery. Ph. ~~,·~ ~ • OR GL 6-9011 and 245-6694. c47tf Good Things Milorganite ____ 50 lbs. $2.25-80 lbs. $3.50 1955 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER TABLES ~-...... Lime Spread ______Ton 6.80 1955 BUICK SPECIAL GL 4-6174 BLOCKS- 8 in. concrete 18c; 8 in. to Eat ~ ---....::::...\ cinder 21c; 2c per block deli v MATERIALS ONLY - 19.35 DODGE CUSTO:\I ROYAL -:-:--==-9 ered. Vo,sburg Block and Grav~l MEATS- "No middle m a n we but 19.>i BUICK CENTURY Co., 8876 Gr;;rnd River Drive, 6-Foot ______$20.00 . cher our own." Fill your fi.e~zer with 1h good beef, cu t up, 42c you may TWINE Ada, OR 6-3397 or OR 6-3393. BULK c52tf MADE-UP- a lb. Lean pjgg cut up, 29c a Baler Twine ------$6.50 1959 DODGE Yz TON UTILITY lb. Wrapped, frozen, labeled, 4ce PIANO TUNING & SERVICE 6-Foot ______$29.95 a lb. extra. Also over the coun have termites I Quantity Discounts: 1958 FORD Yz TON PICKUP E lectronic tuning assures accur 8-Foot ____ .___ $31.95 ter cuts, any quantity. ~ustom I 0-20 Bale ______..;. ____ $6.40 GARDEN acy. Prompt service. Orval J es butchering, cutting, wrapping & f©t Utspecli©tt, ca1L sup, TW 7-7366, Lowell. c49tf freezing. East P <1ris Packing Co., 20-50 Bale 6 30 4200 East Paris Road, S. E., CH ALTO BE AU TY SALON- New Buy With LARGE SELECTION 1-0945,. Open daily until 5 p. m. 50 Bale ---======6:25 SEED hours: Open Tuesday, and Tues Lowell Lumber Co. Roto-Baler ------6.50 Fridays until 8 p. m. c48tf Confidence day evening, and Friday and TRELLISES Wool Twine ______lb. .25 Select Varieties of Saturday. Pat Blue manager. Call FENCING-PLANT BOXES END OF SEASON . BARGAINS TW 7-9291 Vegetable Seeds UN 8-4291, if no answer call GL Apples 75c b u. ; Seed Potatoes, 4-7479. c33 tf 90c bu.; Mixed Hay 25c a bale. R epresenting We are paying 52c per pound for good JACKSON Buy the Bulk Way! D. A. McPherson, 1276 ParneU Michigan Terminex Co. grade w~ol THINKING OF Ave., TW 7-7110, Lowell. c2 MOTOR SALES HOME IMPROVEMENT? Cascade "The Home of Dependable Usecl Carr;" BALL FOR FINANCIAL HELP BE Dodge-CU'itom 880 - Dart SURE AND CALL ON Lumber Co. Lost and Found "Ou,r Service Goes All Out" C. H. RUNCIMAN CO. Lancf'r -Truck<; FLORAL SHOP ST ATE SAVINGS BANK LOST- Crimper with red handles 930 W. Main, Lowell Ph. 897-9281 517 East Main, Lowell TW 7-7150 Lowell, Mich. 6790 Cascade Rd. 459-9189 on M-21 near Bennett at Ada. Lowell - Clarksville - Ionia - Freepo.rt c2-3 c43 tf OR 6-1751, Reward. c2 Cascaele ·ctir1sHan ft:et SUBURBAN LIFE, APRIL 28, 196! 1 Area Churches Pl~n Weekly Activities The Calvinist Cadets will meet Sp~cial Weekly Michigan, 1955-1958. The first stu at the church at 7 :30 p. m. on Ada Christian Reformed dy dealt with needs and interests Ada Community Ref. Snow Methodist Church Thursday evening, April 26. Set Four Age of adolescent girls, both within Teachers Meeting and outside the Girl Scout organ The Calvinettes will meet at the On Thursday evening, April 26, The Methodist Men's group are CON-CON REVIEW school at 7 p . m. on Thursday On Thursday evening, April 26 ization, and the second study 1Foposals and the shape of the bated by the state legislature. Girl Scouts of the U. S. A. Be by the University of Michigan stu Monday evening, April 30. At 8 p. m. May 1, the Junior tures of this work. Mrs. Lloyd Con Ada Congregational Mr. and Mrs. Group will meet at proposed new document is begin- Expanded taxing powers are giv- ginning in September 1963, age dy to be as valid today as they Counsellors Meeting nors and Mrs. Louis Bitto are the the church. ning to materialize. en local units of government along groupings for the 2,685,000 girls in were 50 years ago. The entire hostesses. The Grand Rapids Association Ladies Fellowship Debate has been so intense and with the authority to establish au- Girl Scouting will be as follows: structure will be streamlined, how The Counsellors of the Calvinist of Congregational Christian church ever and a careful design for pro Cadet Corps will meet at the Bethel Choir The Ladies Fellowship will meet prolonged that it has delayed the thorities or commissions to accom- Brownie Girl Scouts, aged 7 and Sunday evening, April 29, dur es will meet on May 1 from 3 :30 at the church on Wednesday eve Convention timetable by aimost plish specific projects. The authori- 8 years; Junior Girl Scouts, aged gres~ion will be built on the de· church at 8 p. m. on Tuesday, to 9 p. m. in Grand Rapids. velopment pattern of girls grow May 1. ing the evening worship service, ning, May 2, at 8. p. m . six weeks and has endangered the ty to pass a county home rule 9 , 10, and 11 years; Cadette the Bethel Reformed church choir Mary-Martha Guild final adjournment date of May 15. act was given to the legislature. Girl Scouts, aged 12, 13, and 14 ing up in the United States of Combined Meeting will present their Easter Cantata. The Mary-Martha Guild will meet St. Michael's Mission Working days have been lengthen- Justices of the Peace are abol- years; and Senior Girl Scouts, ag America in the 1960's. A major on Thursday, April 26, at 1 :30 ed and the Convention is current- ished and a five-year grace period ed 15, 16 and 17 years. Until that objective is to make the Girl On Wednesday evening, May 2, The choir will rehearse at 7 Scout program of informal educa there will be a meeting of the Our Savior Lutheran p. m. at the home of Mrs. Donald ly holding two evening sessions granted to existing justices. In the time, troops will continue in the MacNaughton. p. m. on Thursday evening, April weekly, future, all judges of courts of present pattern of Brownie Scouts tion a more effective complement Men's Society and the Ladies Aid Rev. and Mrs. Eugene Krieger I ff · G 26. to the present-day school curricu at 8 p. m. at the church. At this were called to Granite City, Illi- iscusswn rmip The 144 Delegates will have two record will need to be attorneys. aged 7 through 9, Intermediate Mite Box Presentation more looks at each proposal, in The legislature is authorized to set Girl Scouts aged 10 through 13, lum. time the new Grand Rapids Chris nois last week because of the On Wednesday evenrng, May 2, On Sunday, April 39, at the 11 The new age levels will become tian High film will be shown; al death of the pastor's father, Wil- a discussion group will meet at second and third readings, with a up a system of courts of limited and Senior Girl Scouts aged 14 a. m. service there will be a pre few major changes likely during jurisdiction which are to be except- through 17. effective with the simultaneous so a new 16 m. m. film put out liam John Krieger. Rev. Hoyer, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed sentation of the children's mite release of four handbooks for girls by Consumers Power Company on Protestant Chaplain for Kent Denkema, 1341 Fero Rd. at 8 p. m. the process. ed from the general rule that all The sequence of names, accord- boxes. By general agreement, chief ac- judges, including probate, shall be ing to Mrs. Culmer has been se in September 1963. Preparations Michigan, entitled "The Land of County churches, was the supply This is for all deacons and their for a smooth transition in the fall Shining Waters." Everyone is in pastor Easter Sunday. wives, and deaconesses and thell' complishments of the Committee lawyers. No court will be allowed lected to give a feeling of pro Eastmont Ref. Church of the Whole are: to operate on the fee system. gression through the entire Girl of 1963 are already under way in vited. . LWML Rally husbands. Lowell and Forest Hills area ac On Friday, April 27, the Mr. A four-year term for governor The State Superme Court is in- Scout age range of 7 through 17 Teachers Meeting Reservations are being taken by ------:._-_-----...... , cording to Mrs. Lester Brinkert, Mrs. Richard Groggel for ladies and Mrs. Fellowship of the East and lieutenant governor-to be creased from eight to nine mem- years. "Brownies" is the popular There will be a Sunday School elected as a team. hers and a nine-man intermediate name for the youngest mem- President of the Micnigan Trails who will be in attendance at the mont Reformed church will join Girl Scout Council. teachers meeting 2.t the church LWML Spring rally in Grand Ha with the Mr. and Mrs. Clubs of Consolidation of the 120-odd state court of appeals established. hers of the Girl Guide-Girl Scout at 7 p. m. on Wednesday evening, ven on Sunday afternoon, April 29. all the Reformed churches of Grand agencies and boards to 20. The Judicial vacancies may be filled movement around the world. "Jun May 2. legislature is directed to a ccomp- temporarily by the Supreme Court. ior" indicates that the girls just Waiting for the mail, a tardy Transportation will be provided. Rapids area at the Bethany Re guest, service in a restaurant, de formed church at 8 P. m . The lish this and if it does not act Such vacancies can be permanent- beyond Browni: Girl Scout age w~thi n two years, the governor ly filled only by elections. look forward to moving into the parture of a plane, or a drink in annual citywide meeting of these are life's major tribulations. organizations will feature Mi s s would have to take action. Two Administrative Board offices more advanced levels within the Eugenia Price as the speaker. A strong anti-discrimination pro- are left elective-secretary of state program. "Cadette" is an adaP First Congregational Church of Ada Ada Community Miss Price is well-known for her vision is included, backed by a and attorney general-while the tation of the word "cadet", used (In Fellowship with the United Church of Christ) Civil Rights Commission directing treasurer will be appointed by the in its historic sense to describe a Reformed Church radio dramas and many books and J M'S publications. The Eastmont group that no person shall be denied his governor with the advice and con- younger son of a great family. Morning Worship - I 0:00 A. M. 7227 Thornapple River Drive will meet at their own church at civil rights because of race, re- sent of the Senate. A four-man The Cadette Girl Scout as the sec Lawn Mower Morning Worship .. 10:00 A. M. 7 :30 p. m. to share rides to Beth ligion, sex, or national origin. The by-Partisan Highway Commission ond oldest daughter or sister in Sunday School . ... 11:20 A. M. eight-men commission shall have will select a state highway direc- the Girl Scout faniily is training (NURSERY CARE PROVIDED) any church. Everyone is invited Service Evening Worship .... 7 :00 P . M. to attend with them. the right to investigate and, if tor and the auditor general will herself for her future. "Senior" 7205 Bradfield, Ada Rev. Lee A. Dalrymple-Pastor Doris Cox, Minister of Music We invite you to make this com Exchange Sunday conciliation is impossible, to for- be appointed by and responsible clearly identifies the status of the munity church your church home. The annual Exchange Sunday of bid acts of discrimination. Com- to the legislature. high school age group as the old CALL OR 6-1744 Welcome to all! the Michigan and Chicago Synods mission orders would be subject A constitutional civil service will est girl members in Scouting. The Rev. Sylvester H. Moths of the Reformed churches in Am to court review. be r etained with exemptions in- The background for program FREE PICKUP AND Can OR 6-1685 erica will be held on Sunday, The legislature is apportioned in creased from two to five unclassi- change was supplied in part by DELIVERY I April 29th. The E astmont Refor~ accordance with formulas to main- fied appointees for each depart- two studies conducted for the Girl All Mowers Repaired and Boat Launching 7Sc Eastmont Baptist Church ed church will have as guest min tain a House based principally on ment. The scheduled decrease in Scouts of the USA by the Survey Sharpened 5038 Cascade Rd.,- US·16 ister in the morning, the Rev. population and a Senate which rec- the number of departments is ex- Research Center, University of ,..______. ognizes both population and area pected to keep the total exemp- 1 9 :45 A. M. Morning Worship Henry VanRaalte, pastor of Cen !a ctors. tions at about 100, less than are Sunday School 11:00 A. M . tral Park Reformed church, Hol Boat Rental perday $1.25 The Senate would be increased presently permitted. land and in the evening the Rev. Youth Meeting 5:45 P. M. to 38 seats, by adding one seat Spring elections will be abolish Evening Worship 7 P. M. Paul DeVries, pastor of the Re Trusses - Abdominal Supports each to Oakland, Genesee, Wayne ed because of the small interest DOCK SPACE FOR RENT Pastor--0. M. Smith formed church of New Era, Mich igan. Rev. Weeber of the East and Macomb counties. The first shown in such elections. T h i s Back Supports and Hosiery Eastmont Reformed mont church will conduct the serv 40 members of a 110-man House should save more than a million are picked on the basis of dis- dollars per year. EXPERT FITTING Church ices at the Reformed church of Waders - Hip Boots - Creels Midland, Michigan. tricts created in a manner simi- The proposed constitution would Cor. Ada Dr. and Forest Hills Ave. lar to that employed by Congress order that appropriations cannot PRIVATE FITTING ROOMS FISHING LICENSES - TROUT STAMPS "The Church Where There Are Special Choir At the annual Mother and Daugh in allotting the number of seats be less than expected revenues TACKLE OF ALL KINDS No Strangers" ter Banquet to be held on Tues to each state. and machinery is provided to pre- e WHEEL CHAIRS WELCOMES YOU day May 15, a special choir of A general re-organization of the vent accumulation of deficits. CRUTCHES Services: 10:00 A. M. and 7 P . M. daughters will sing. This girl's :;;tate's educational apparatus, with These appear to be the most Sunday School: 11 :15 A. M. CANES choir will begin rehearsal Tues the state superintendent of public significant changes in the propos Gilmore's Sport Shop The Rev. Collins D Weeber- Min. instruction becoming an appointee ed new constitution at the time Parsonage 4637 Ada Dr., GL 4-9828 day, May 1, at 7 . p. m. Those AND LIVE BAIT who are invited to Join the group of ari eight-member super board of of this writing. None of the fore Ph. OR 6·5901 Vz Mile East of Ada Bridge on M·21 are the youngest girls able to sing, ·education which would have broad going actions can be termed final Our Savior Lutheran pow~rs in all areas of education. and it is possible that decisions ME I AL through to teen-agers. The second Grand Rapids, Michigan Church The s~ven state colleges would will be reversed in subsequent Con rehearsal will be held on Tues Formerly ''Coopers'' (Missouri Synod) day, May 8, also at 7 p. m. The have independent appointed boards, vention sessions. 1916 Ridgewood, S. E. choir will be directed by Mrs. Her with separately elected boards for l 24 Sheldon Ave., S. E. 313 State, S. E. Morning Worship 9 :30 A. M. man Penninga with Mrs. Marinus the three major state universities. B I • GL 6·9661 GL 9-9413 MOTORS CLEANED Sunday School 10 :45 A. M. DeGood accompanist. . The state's power to borrow mo- urns n1ure Rev. Eugene L. Krieger, Ppstm:, . Wom0n's Guiltl - ney increased from . $2,50,000 to an , , CH 1-3712 The May meeting of the East approximate $60 million. 70 000 p ~~~~~~~ NING ~~- $"3~00 mont Women's Guild for Christian Abolition of the 15-mill limita- I ersons St. Michaels' Episcopal Service will be held nn Tuesday, tion on property taxes on first reading, but there are indications Mi'ssion May 1, at 8 p. m. at the · church. Each Year The featured speaker of the eve- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ! Lubricating - Oil Changes 2965 Wyeliff Dr., S. E. ning will be Mrs . . Darrel frank- E. Par·rs Chr"rstr·an Re~. Of all the personal-accident haz Morning Prayer - 11 :00 A. M. en who with her husband, the Rev. 1' Sunday School aml Child Care ards in the modern world, the un Tune-Ups D.' Franken are presently serving challenged champs continue to be 11:00 A.~{. On Friday evening, a S p r i n g TIRES BATTERIES the Everglade Reformed church, Social for mothers and daughters heat and fire. The Rev. Frank G. Ireland but will soon be under appoint- will be held at the church at 7 :15 Doctors at The University of Pri&st-In-Charge ment as missionaries of the Re- p. m . The guest entertainment will Michigan Medical Center estimate Holy Communion-Second Sunday formed church to Arabia. It is be provided by Miss Patty Moes, that 70,000 persons are hospitaliz Jim's Speedway 79 Service of Each Month planned that the Sunday School of Chalk artist, ed each year with severe burns. WE GIVE GOLD BELL GIFT STAMPS ON GAS AND OU.. the Eastmont Reformed church . About 6,000 are killed. And un 'DOUBLE STAMPS WEDNESDAY Ada Christian Reformed will pledge a partial share of sup- . Deacons Meetrng counted millions suffer various mi Church port when they become mission- , The Deacons . will meet at the nor degt'ees of pain, discomfort Jim Vincent, Prop. M-21, Ada-Ph. OR 6-9101 aries. Mrs. Franken, formerly was church at 7 :30 p. m. on Monday and temporary incapacity. Morning Worship 9 :30 A. M. a short term missionary to Arabia evening, April 30. Sunday School 11 :00 A. M. U-M "Burn Team" specialists where she worked in hospitals as I Choir Evening Worship 7 :00 P. M. say 60 percent of burn injuries Pastor-Rev. A. J. Verburg a nurse. At the guild meeting .s_he ! The choir will rehearse at 7 p. occur in or near the home. About will speak of _the wor~ !11 Arabia, m . on Tuesday evening, May 1. 20 percent are incurred at work Cascade Christian show other obJects of rnterest. The Teachers Meeting and the remainder in miscellane WE SOLVE program committee for the ev~- There will be a meeting of the ous places. Church ning is composed of Mrs ..Mkagm teachers at the church at 8 p. m. Roughly half of all victims are YOUR MONEY SunHUMMINGBIRDS execute power dives in excess of 60 m .p.h. while WEAVER'S CASCADE PHARMACY wooing their m a tes, reports the Uni versity of California. The male at PRESCRIPTION CENTER first hovers to attract her atten tion, then climbs 50 feet or more ADA ALWAYS OPEN UNTIL 10:00 P.M. into t he air. Then comes the spec tacular dive and a pullout just in I MARKET time to avoid a crash.