Root'Lotvoll Beverwick irins award named for A local manufacturer of spraying eqylpment, the Rool- l.owell Cofporatlon, has been spruce-up nametf to receive Kent County's Product-of-the-Year Award fol- The Chamber of Commerce lowing the judging of various Spring Spruce-up campaign that George Cook, local attorney, prodyt+)rodupts submitted by Kent will get underway in May is was admitted to practice to- manufacturers on Frl- one step closer to Incoming op- CoujUtV i fore the United States Supreme April 21sl. erative. Ben Beverwick, well- Court in Washington D. C. last known painting contractor, has .The product submitted by week. He was in Washington been selected to contract the Ryol-I.owell was the Atomist. an with other attorneys in a case painting of various business clectric motor driven space involving the Kent County buildings on Main Street. He sprayer designed primarily for Board of Education. was chosen on the basis of com- the application of insecticides petitive bids. ... for fly control. The Supreme Court will ren- der Its verdict on the one- Mr. Beverwick is a good Following a three year de- man, one-vote Lssuo as It ap- choice for the project. He is a sign and development "program, plies to this type of govern- color consultant for many large production of the Atomist began ment unit in the next few firms including Holiday Inns, in the Spring of 1966. It receiv- months. Meijer Markets and ' Thrifty ed immediate acceptance by the Acres and Eberhards. He can industry, particularly from dis- Robert Condon bring a vast store of experience tributors dealing in dairy supply and advice to the merchants. and sanitation equipment. Other Jim Allen. 18, who gave his joins airline He is also an ait instructor in Vol. 74—No. 3 THURSDAY, APRIL 27. 1967 markets have continually open- address as 7911 Alden Nash, Al- Grand Rapids. ed for this electric space spray- to. but was found living in a Robert Lawrence Condon, It Is interesting to note that er. One of the most recent be- tent with two juveniieK on State son of Mr. and Mrs. William the Beverwick firm is not new Services Monday Final push on ing hospital disinfectant spray- Land north east of the city was Condon of Lowell, has Join- to Lowell. About fifty years ago L H. S. honor students for Williom Beckett ing. arrested last Wednesday. He ed Eastern Airlines as flight his father worked in Lowell cancer drive Root-Lowell markets the Ato- was given 30 days In jail by officer and has successfully painting the old mill by the riv- Funeral services were held on mist in two models: the No. Justice Fuller of Ada on a con- completed Intensive training er. Monday afternoon at the Roth The wind-up of the annual 1020 Snap-Fast which fastens on- tributing charge. The juveniles at Eastern's Flight Crew Funeral Home in Lowell for Cancer Crusade takes place to- to the top of standard one gal- were turned over to their par- Training Center in Miami, Merchants Cooperative ents. William N. Beckett, sr., of Ver- night. Thursday, April 27. when • lon containers, and the No. 1022 Florida. Many merchants are cooper- gennes Township. the many volunteers will com- Canister type which features its The boys were arrested He graduated from Ixiwell ating with the Chamber on the Mr. Beckett, who was 84- plete their rounds and make own unbreakable I'a gallon when the car they were driv- Spring Spruce-up and several years-old, died Friday. April 21. their final reports to their area container. High School and attended Grand ing was stopped because of a Rapids Junior College. Prior to have expressed interest in the In Butterworth Hospital in Grand captains. The Root-I-owell Corporation faulty tail light and a bottle project which will benefit every- Rapids. Coffee and cookies will be has been manufacturing spray- joining Eastern, he served in of wine was found in the car. the United States Air Force as one. The Chamber of Com- He is survived by his wife, served to the volunteers at the ing equipment in Lowell for ov- merce is urging all merchants Anna; two sons, William, jr., American Legion Club rooms er 60 years, and is a division a pilot. He is married and has one daughter and one son. who are planning to make any of Lowell, and Walter of Ber- by the Business and Profession- of the Root-Lowell Manufactur- capital improvements to sched- wyn, Illinois; four daughters. al Women's Club. This hard- ing Company. Lowell Police, reserves and Condon will be based in New firemen tumed out for the Tor- York and will fly to many of ule them to coincide with this Mrs. Ethel A. Cox and Mrs. working group has sponsored the campaign. May is the best Patrick McGarry Chuck Grudzinskas Richard Lee Margaret Nowicki. both of Chic- cancer drive in Lowell for the nado alert and stood by ready the 110 cities Eastem serves in to take action if the Lowell 26 states, the District of Col- month for painting, for instance, ago. Illinois. Mrs. Edna Sim- past several years. for the weather is usually co- mons of Sunfield, Michigan, and If by chance you were missed area was hit. Chief Block warn- umbia. Canada. Mexico. Puerto ed citizens to take shelter when Rico, Bermuda and the Baham- operative. Mrs. Alice Rittersdorf of Lo- on this drive, please help put The Chamber would like to well. He is a'so survived by 28 them over the top. Contact any they hear a 5 minute blast of as. the" fire siren with no wavering. have the Spruce-up completed grandchildren and 44 great- member of the B&PW with your in time for the Holiday Ramb- grandchildren. donation. Research Is winning No all clear signal will be sounded, listen to your radio F. John Sawha lers Travel Trailer State Rally The Rev. Robert Webber of the battle against cancer. to be held in Lowell in June. the Lowell Methodist Church Where a few years ago one in for announcement for the con- clusion of the alert. gets degree If any merchants are interest- conducted the services. Inter- three cancer victims could be ed in joining in the campaign ment followed at Oakwood Cem- saved, the ratio is now iwo 1" The warning will only be and have questions regarding On April 15. F. John Sawka etery. three. sounded after a tornado is it. the man to talk to Is Larry The Victory Dinner will be received a BSE degree in In- sighted In Kent County or has dustrial Engineering from Wes- Wittenbach, chairman of the held on May 9th Any volun- touched down. event. teers who wish to attend, sec tern Michigan University. Doris Boyd for tickets. Mr. Sawka is the son of Mr. Jo Ellen Dalstra Martha Mooney Linda Dalstra and Mrs. Gerrit Hilferink of Cas- Lowell Police won another cade and a 1962 graduate of Area Catholic churches Jo Ellen Dalstra Patrick McGarry Michael Powers fool race Friday when a 16- Lowell High School. Mr. Sawka conduct fund campaign year-old ran out of police head- Jo Ellen has been busy dur- Pat's hobbies are sports and has accepted a position with is assigned to quarters and tried to escape. A. C. Spark Plug of Flint. Members of Catholic Church- ing her high school years. In cars. While he has taken the He had been picked up as a es in this area will participate aodition to on-the-job training, role of spectator at many of Mrs. Sawka. the former Mary- Viet Nam duty run-away by police and was be- ann Hoover of Lowell, also re- in the 13th annual Diocesan De- she has found lime to work on the school sports, he is a mem- ing held for his parents. Two velopment Fund Campaign dur- the Homecoming and Prom ber of the baseball team. He is Army Private First Class Mi- ceived a honorary diploma sign, friends who were with him at- ed by the president of WMU. inc the week of May 21. Committees. In the Latin Club, a member of the National Hon- chael G. Powers. 21. whose tempted to block the police at This annual appeal was init- mother. Mrs. Lucille M. Pow- These diplomas were presented Co-op Club and Pep Club. She or Society. Pat came to Lowell the door of the station and were iated by Bishop Allen J. Bab- ers. and wife. Ruth Anne, live Army raises at special exercises on Apiil is a member of the National High School from St. Patrick's arrested for assisting in an es- cock in 1955. Contributions to Honor Society, the high school School in Parnell. He plans to on Route 3. Emery Drive, Lo- 8th, to the wives of graduates 1 Keith Kropf cape. who worked to put their hus- the D. D. F. enables the Grand choir and the Pom Pon girls. attend Grand Rapids Junior well. was assigned to the 573rd Rapids Catholic Diocese to pro- She was awarded the National College in the fall and after Engineer Company in Viet Nam, Lonny Marty Eickhoff, 18, bands through school. two times Mr. and Mrs. Sawka will be vide funds for the education of Merit Society Letter of Com- graduating from there to go on March 24. and Ronald Ayers, 17, both of young men to the Catholic priest- Pvt. Powers, a bridge helper residing at River Forest Apart- mendation Jo Ellen plans to to a larger college. Lowell were sentenced by hood. for a social services pro- in the company near Long Blnh. ments. G 3690 Rue Foret, Apt. become a registered nurse and Pat Is the son of Mrs. Bertha Mr. & Mrs. Howard Kropf, Justice FaDer to pay I2S.M gram and for religious instruc- entered the Army in April 1966. 224. Flint. Michigan. 48504. will train at Butterworth Hosp- McGarry. 7765 Four Mile Road, Route 1, Lowell, have recelv- fine and spend 30 days in tion of children in non-parochial and was last stulioned at Fort ital in Grand Rapids. Ada, and the late Mr. McGarry. ,od word that their y>n, Keith, Jail. schools, and among migrant Bragg, North Carolina. She is the daughter of Mrs. after having completed NCO Orientation for workers. Charles Gmdzlnskas He Is a 1965 graduate of Lo- Lucille Curtiss, 506 Lincoln Academy, was promoted to The Grand Rapids Catholic Chuck is president of the well High School. His father. new Freshmen Lake Avenue, Lowell, and Al- Sp-5 rating on March 23. Vandals broke three Main diocese includes 175 congrega- Lowell High School Student Singing cop J. C. Powers lives at 619 Lafay- bert Dalstra of Caledonia. On April 3rd he was pro- Street windows last Wednesday Next year's high school fresh- tions in 29 counties of Western Council, a member of the Tri- ette Street. moted again to Sergeant He night by throwing bottles into men and their parents have River Council and was presid- in Lowell Michigan. Last year about 47,. Martha Moooey Ls a Tank Commander in Co. them. The damaged windows been invited to attend a Fresh- ent of his class during their 000 contributions donated approx- C, 3 Bn., 37th Armor. were discovered on Thursday man Orientation night next freshman year. He is also pres- Lieut. Wilbum Legree, The imately $800,000 to the D. D. F. Marti came to Lowell High His address Ls now : Sgt. moming when damage was es- Monday. May 1. at Lowell High Campaign. ident of the National Honor Singing Cop, will be featured School from St. Patrick's Scho- Keith Kropf, US SS8295I8 Co timated at $350 to large plate School. This will give students Bishop Babcock has appoint- Society. Chuck is a member of at the Church of the Nazarene, ol in Parnell where she lives. C. 3 Bn., 37 Armor, APO, glass windows at Ralph Town- and parents a chance to meet the Varsity Club and of the Washington and Avery Streets, ed David A. Valenti, a depart- She has been active in the Na- New York, New York, I9KS. send's. Eberhards and a small- the ninth grade teachers and football, westling and baseball Lowell, this Sunday. April 30, ment store executive of Grand tional Honor Society, the Future He Is presently stationed at er window at Lowell Engineer- ask questions. teams at various stages of his He will be singing and speaking Rapids, to be lay chairman Teacher's Club. Latin Club and Erlangen, Germany. ing. The orientation will begin at high school career. He was in both the 10 o'clock Sunday for the 1967 Appeal. Monsignor Pep Club. She was elected to 8 p. m. named a Junior Rotarian in his School and 11 o'clock Morning Charles D. Brophy, pastor of the Student Council and worked Broken bottles were found St. Jude's Church in Grand Rap- on the Homecoming committee. senior year and also was chos- Worship Hours. John Troy in front of other stores where en to attend Boy's State. Chuck Lieut. Wilbum Legree. known DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE ids is clergy chairman. Marti likes to bowl and tob- they had failed to hit the win- Pastors have selected parish bagan. As of now, she is un- wil| go to Grand Rapids Junior nationally as Flint's Singing Phi Kappa Phi dows. LISTS LOCAL CONVICTION College in the fall. Cop, was a police officer for lay chairmen to head the cam- decided about college and The Food Inspection Division He is the son of Mr. and 25 years with the Flint Police paign at the parish level. A to- thinks she will work for a while of the Michigan Dept. of Ag- Mrs. Charles A. Grudzinskas, Department. He was in charge John Troy of Lowell is among tal of about 8.000 solicitors is before going to Grand Rapids the top one per cent of New Police found Mark Chapin. riculture announced that Harley Route 2, Ada. of the Child Safety Division, recruited in the 29-county area Junior College. Mexico State University's stu- 21. of Lowell, laying in the Brink. 759 Ada Drive. Ada. was with traffic safely supervisor of to conduct the campaign. Marti is the daughter of Mrs. dent body named to member- street Sunday evening. convicted in Justice Rittenger's Richard Lee 35 000 youngsters in public and Is recipient of Charles Mooney, Route 2, Ada, ship in Phi Kappa Phi honor Court on a charge of failing to Another active honor student. parochial schools. and the late Mr. Mooney. society. He was given $50 fine and bury a dead animal. Dick is known not only for his He retired in August 1959 Creative Arts 80 days in jafl by Justice B&PW women school activities, but also as (automatic retirement) and for Troy was initiated in a cap He paid fine and costs of $29. attend meeting Linda Dalstra and gown ceremony Thursday, Fuller on a drunk and dis- the manager for the Head the next four years he present- scholarship April 20, at New Mexico State. orderly charge. As with most of our honor Hunters, popular rock and roll ed school safety assemblies NOTICE OF Six members of the local Roger MacNaughton. son of He Is among 42 undergraduates students, Linda has found time group. A member of the Nation- throughout Michigan as a school PUBLIC HEARING Business and Professional Wo- Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacNaugh- selected upon recommendations not only to do well in her al Honor Society, he was a safety consultant for the Associ- ton of 1011 North Hudson Street. men's Club attended a Fourth from academic department High water from the 2 inches City of Lowell studies but for outside activities Student Council Representative ated Petroleum Industries of Lowell, is one of 23 high school District meeting of the BiPW heads at NMSU. Not more than of rain Friday night threatened I96748 Budget as well. She is a member of for two years and during his Michigan. At the present time Club in Ionia Saturday, April seniors chosen to receive Mich- 10 per cent of any eligible gro- several homes in the low lands. the National Honor Society. La- senior year, Student Council Lieut. I-egree holds this posi- igan State University's Creative 22. up is chosen annually. This Several basements have been A public hearing on the pro- tin Club, Pep Club and the vice-president. He worked on tion on the staff of the Genesse Arts Scholarships. Accompanying president Doris year less than one per cent of flooded and households are with- posed budget for the City of Girls Athletic Association. She the Prom. Play and Homecom- County Intermediate School Dis- Recipients are chosen through Boyd were Lylia Johnson. Grace New Mexico State's 6100 stu- out heat when their fumaces Lowell fiscal year, 1967-M, will has worked during her senior ing commitees, played in the trict. talent competition in four fields, Kutchey. Thelma HeUman. Irene dents were tapped for mem- are flooded. be held at 8 p. m. on Monday. year in the school office. She band and worked on the annual As a consecrated Christian, acting, music composition, art Osborne and Del ores Laux. bership. May 15. 1967. in the council Is a counselor for the Girls staff. He was a Junior Rotar- he has sung the gospel on ra- and sculpture, and creative writ- A 1961 graduate of Lowell The river started down on room of the city hall. Club for her church and plays ian this yearand last year at- dio and television and in church- ing. High School. Troy is a senior Tuesday before doing any ser- Bernard C. Olson, You can buy and sell al- the piano for the Sunday School tended Boy's State and was a es. He presents sacred concerts, Judging is done by members elementary education major at ious damage. City Manager most anvthlne with a Ledger there. She was a member of nior member of the Lions community sing-spirations, chil- of the Michigan State University NMSU. He is the son of Mr. c-3-4 Want Ad. Call TW 7-9261. the 4-H Club. Linda will attend ub. Dick plans to attend col- dren and youth rallies, father departments of art, music, Eng- S and Mrs. John Troy of 321 Davenport College in Grand lege. majoring in electrical en- and son banquets and family lish or speech. The awards are High Street. Lowell. Rapids in the fall. gineering. night programs. As a deputized renewable for four years on Girls on She is the daughter of Mr. Dick is the son of Mr. and police officer Lieut. Legree has the recommendation of the de- and Mrs. Gary Dalstra. 11816 Mrs. Robert Lee, 829 Monroe been authorized to wear his po- partment. International Dean's List Cascade Road. Lowell. Street, Lowell. lice uniform when he speaks or The Creative Arts Scholarship mail rates rise sines in churches or for other program was initiated by the Shirley Seaman, daughter of public meetings. Universltv four years ago to rec- An increase in international Mr. and Mrs. Donald Seaman The public is invited to hear ognize and develop talent in the surf.tce and airmail rates will John Willette of 10769 2 Mile Road. LoweU. tho Singing Cop. creative arts. po into effect Monday, May 1, Rain forces has been placed on the Aca- Rev. Russell Spray is the pas- This year's winners were se- Postmaster Charles Doyle an- ends training demic Honors List and the tor. lected from 250 applicants. nounced today. Dean's List for the winter term race cancellation Army Private John R. Will- MacNaughton. who attends The new international rates, at Davenport College in Grand ette, i9. son of Mr. and Mrs. NOTICE OF Lowell High School, received a he said, will not applv to mail- Rain forced cancellation of Kenneth D. Willette, 199 Nash scholarship in music. He is a Rapids. PUBLIC HEARING ings for members of the Armed the super modified and semi- Street, Clarksville. completed 8 member of the famed musical Forces overseas. Domestic post- Marcia Mettemick, daughter late model stock car racing weeks of advanced training as A Public Hearing will be held group, the Headhunters. age rates are applicable to mail of Mr. and Mrs. George Met- program Saturday night at the a combat engineer April 14 at in the council room of the city addressed through APO's and temick, 6971 Montcalm Avenue, Berlin Raceway in Mame, Mich- Fort Leonard Wood. Missouri. hall on Mondav. the 15th of GOLF ENTHUSIASTS FPO's. and Sheila Craig, daughter of igan. During his training. Pvt. Will- May, 1967, at 8 p. m. relative The rate increases for both- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Craig, 10- The Lowell YMCA will spon- Many of the leading race driv- ette received instruction in com- to the requested Preliminary Ap- surface and airmail—averaging 142 Drew Road, both of Clarks- sor a mixed-doubles, mens, or ers in the midwest will be on bat squad tactics, use of infan- proval for Valley Vista Plat 13 percent—were first proposed ville. were also named to the women's golf league at Arrow- hand to compete in a two-in- try weapons, and engineer re- No. 3, same being a parcel of on January 14 and publicly con- Academic Honors List and the head Golf Course. one action-packed program this connaissance. land situated immediately north firmed on March 1. The De- Dean's List for their high qual- The cost of the league will be Saturday night. April 29. on the He also was trained in the of and adjacent to Valley Vis- partment explained at that time ity work during the winter term techniques of road and bridge ta Plat No. 2 and also being $1.75 "V" members, $2.25 non- that they were needed to help at Davenport College. four lane one-half mile, banked "Y" members per week. If you building, camouflage and demol- located immediately west of and offset a deficit of about $16 mil- asphalt Mame oval. are interested please call the To receive the honor of be- The second program of the itions. adjacent to that part of Valley lion in international mail opera- Lowell YMCA at TW 7-7375 be- ing placed on the Academic His wife. Rebecca, lives on Vista Plat No. 1 lying north of tions. season will have time trials at tween 9-12, 1-4:30 weekdays be- Honors List, the studem must Route 1, Lake Odessa. the center line of Heffron Street Specific information on the Celebrates sixtieth anniversary 6 p. m. and the first race at 8 fore Friday, April 28. eam a B-plus grade average or p. m. and south of a line 330 feet new intemational rates can be The time and details will be better. Those placed on the iiorth of said center line. Sec- obtained from the service win- Relatives and friends of Mr. guests please not honor them Kazoo to Open worked out if enough interest Dean's List must eam a B tion 3, T6N, R9W. dow at the post office. Post- average for the work taken dur- and Mrs. Robert Wingeier are with gifts. Laura E. Shepard, is shown. This Sunday night. April 30. Rush mains Friday master Charles Doyle said. ing the term. cordially invited to honor their Hosting the open house are Lowell City Clerk 60th wedding anniversary which their daughter and son-in-law, the Kalamazoo Speedway will Lowell City Water Depart- c3 ANNOUNCING! falls on May 1, at an open Mr. and Mrs. George Eitelbuss open the 1967 season on their ment will be flushing the Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Blocher TUXEDO RENTAL house to be held at the Lowell and their grandson and his wife, %-miie hi-banked asphalt oval. water mains on Friday morn- The enlargement of our staff: and George were Sunday dinner Order your formal wear early Masonic Temple on Sunday, Ap- Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Claric. Race time is 8 p. m. with ing. Please plan your use of Get all risk coverage. It costs Tammy Goodwin will join us guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard for the prom. Wepman's Cloth- ril 30. from 2 to 4 p. m. No invitations have been sent, time trials at 6 p. m. for a water for washing. no more to have the best at this week to give us three op- Craig and familv and helped lull program of semi-late model Peter Speerstra agency, TW 7- erators to serve you. Donri's Jimmy celebrate his 16th birth- ing and Shoes, 103 East Main, The family requests that the but all friends and realtives are stock cars. 9259. c-3 Hair Stylists, 216% East Main, day Lowell. c-3 most cordially urged to attend. THE LOWELL LEDGER, APR. 17, 1*7 age was estimated at about so fortunate and jnaterial goods We owe a debt of gratitude to $10,000 to the new building. can be replaced but families the Ada Volunteer Fire Dep- and Phnm said Kathy Ritters- the puppies, and Sam was hid- and Mrs, J. D. Grimv !i -I Hast- THE LOWELL LEDGER, APR. 27, 1M7 Damage to the contents, how- cannot. It is heartbreaking to dorf, Diane Dintaman, and Kar- ing in a tree. ings and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth ever. was set at probably SlOfl.- see your home in ruins. Many HOTPOINT & animal en Demming are practicing a Lo9an News Price. Tornado damages area 000. Part of the roof was peeled things of sentimental value can song for the High School fash- Tho Joseph Neaths returned forenoon with his parents, Mr. THE LOWELL LEDGER over. The backed up water not be repLced. But thanks to MAYTAG ion show on May 9. home at midnight to find all Mrs. Ben Zoet and Mrs. Spen- and Mrs. David Hoffman. M»mb*r of Oi« MicMqan Prtu Attocidlion drenched and ruined the com- the excellent Civil Defense ets their lovely big trees down, Locals MRS. SPENOR JOHNSON or Johnson were among those i0? N"'*- Po»t O'i e» fto» The fact that a series of tor- 1489. They would very much chimney and windows and roof, SALES Bill Yoder spent Saturday Hi Lowe'I " C^qsn «93JI. nadoes visited Western Michi- pany's executive offices and warnings our neighbors are not cracV- We hive 4 new neighbors! their garage gone, and most of that attended the Alto Garden like to relocate in this area. however they are just thankful Mr. and Mrs. Don MacNaugh- night and Sunday with Mr. and Second c!j« toi'aie oaid a» Lowell. damaged half of the book stock, suffering personal loss. Service on Hotpoint Dennv Wittenbach Is raising 4 their fences ruined. Fortunately Club at Alto Methrdlst ( hurth Mif-qan. Pub 't'ed *.e'* Thuridar. n In general and the Ada- Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Ross that their family was not hurt. ton accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Eashe and Mrs, David Miller and ooys of scade area in particular last all new prints of approximately Appliances Only My name Is Goofy. I won't Hereford heifers. their house and horse barn Wednesday afternoon. S.b'.c f.• .or. o te: Kent and _ Ionia S of Thorncrest had moved into The Staskus' son looked out the Lester Nielsen of Howard (ity M: and Mrs. Hill Eiilie Of Lake Odessa. ec-M et J3 CO oe' jea'; Owtt'dt !h!» a'ea Friday night is hardly last min- 100,000 to 200.000 volumes. discuss my ancestry; but I look were spared. their home in November and at window and saw the dark cloud Township Boord Electrical Wiriag and Rob Rittersdorf is practicing and Mrs. Shirley Behnke of Newaygo were Wcdnrsuay eve- Mrs. Kenneth Price, Mrs. Mrs. Spenor Johnson attended V' CO t- .«!•. ute news. However, the real like a small hound. I get a- the present time have taken up coming over. Had they remain- Forest Hills and Cascade soys "Thanks" for hunting season by shooting Will l-ake was driving home Grand Rapids io Sheboygan, ring guests of Mr. and" Mrs. Pauline Kilgus i*nd Mrs. Phill'D graveside services at the Irv- story is the clean-up campaign Contracting round almost as much as Joe, NATIONAA L NEWSPAPET R residency at the Arden Hills ed upstairs the blowing glass Road were closed for a time the Sapsuckers out of his pine on M-21 when alj of a sudden Wisconsin, over the weekend, Harold Yoder. Sees'* J'tte^ded the South Lowell ing Township Cemetery for Mrs. which will take months to com- my dad: Motel. Mrs. Ross reports that would have surely injured one as a beautiful old tree was top- We would like to take this TW 7-7746 trees. He hasn't hit one yet. trees started falling across the where they attended a golden The Laymen's meeting of the W S.C.S. et the hme of Mrs. Phronia (Yule) Austin of Grand plete. Repairs which were im- no one was hurt and they hope of them very seriously. pled into the highway. opportunity to express the ap- I kind of like Pixie, so 1 talk- road in front of him. The tor- wedding anniversary reception. Calvary Brethren Church met Myrtle Klahn of South Boston Rapids, ^|l g^6 g mediately necessary have been Factory Trailed Sen leemea Wrdnesday, April 19 — Rnbv to be back into their home in Mrs. Staskus had nothing but All in all it was a harrowing preciation and thanks of the ed to her first on Monday. April nado that h't Baker Hook House Mrs. Martha Hall, a resident at the home of Dan Kauffman Thursday evening. Mrs. Ruth Heidworth and taken care of and the slow pro- another week. They also had Ritteirdorf and Elsie Condon high praise for the excellent experience for everyone. How- Ada Township Board to all the 17. She said Nell Weil returned and the houses across the street of Lowell for many years, has Thursday evening. Jane Fahmi spent Friday eve- Mrs. Marlon Stauffer called on cess of picking up and starting come out of the basement after visited Mrs. Charles HacFar- ning with Sally Yoder. Mr. and Mrs Will Porrit Wed- Irene Ktech is entertaining work of the Consumers Power ever all who suffered material Agencies and individuals who from New York this morning, had passed right in front of sold her home on Spring Street Mr. and Mrs. W'lllam Wie- over grinds on. Families will be the first all-clear. AH of a sud- lane and dug up a bunch of Mrs. Spenor Johnson called nesday afternoon and Mrs. Es- (;.K)fus Club at her home this Company workers and the Tele- damage seems to be of the were so helpful during the tor- Lewis Electric so no more hamburgers. him. and has gone to Ionia to make 1-r.d, Diane, and Richard called relocating and reestablishing den their lights went out and weeds with funny lumps on the I felt sorry for all the ani- on Mrs. Gnce Craig at the ther Simpson called Thursday Wednesday, April 26. at 1:30 phone Companymen. She prais- same opinion, that they were nado emergency last Firday S12 E. Mali St, Lowell her home with her daughter, on Ayleen's sister. Mrs, Jack themselves over the period of they rushed for the basement evening. My dad told me he saw the bottom, 1 watched them and mals who couldn't hide in the home of her daughter. Mrs afternoon. p. m. ed the excellent work of all the Mrs. Harry Stauffer and her Pearce and family, at Ionia the next few weeks. in the dark just as the storm fox again at his house: This they stuck them all in the basement with the dogs and r Forest Richardson at Flmdale neighborhood people who pitch- husband. Mrs. Hall was an act- Su d ly afternoon. hit their home. ed in and helped everyone. She fox killed a lot of silly chickens ground at Ruby's house. cats. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Price Monday forenoon. She was go- What happened Friday night? Marge Macgregor went horse, ive member of the Lowell Con- The residents of Jeanlin and commented on the area teen- a couple of weeks ago. and family and Mrs. Pauline ing to "the Hospital in Ionia for The overall picture seems to bick riding with Mrs. James Saturday. April 22 — Pixie gregational Church, also the Thorncrest area would like to agers help in clearing the top- Kilms were Sunday dinner surgery. The Joe Noath farm home at tho cornor of l onsmatioo and indicate that the whirling black Doodles said Lynn Wittenbach Robinson. 1 barked at the hors- Weil and her family went up Women's Club and the Garden thank the volunteer firemen who pled trees and branches and and some college friends sur- guests with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Lester Thomp- Fero was the last placc the 7 p. m. tornado struck in Its path clouds did approximately $250,- es, but thev woudn't talk to north to their toiler to clean Lore Club. She will lie greatly arrived on the scene 5 minutes piling and burning anything that "Ctiompson prised her parents with a visit Burkey and family at Hastings. son were Sunday afternoon and Time To Check Up! You can have missed by all these organiza- 000 worth of damage in this me. Denny Wittenbach was out up the squirrel damage we re- luncheon guests "with her broth- across Grand Rapids, ending its trail of destruction tore. after the storm hit. They stay- needed immediate attention. over the weekend. Doodles Is tions and by a host of friends Mr. and Mrs. Harold Yoder area. Damage varied from a giving Lady some exercise aft- ported earlier. Among other er and wife. Mr. and Mrs, For- Even one of the many trees were bkmn down, along with the ed all Friday night patroling The R. C. Washburn's house also making a first visit to the in Lowell. visited Mr. and Mrs. Don Miller broken window to the complete looked as if someone had taken er school. things, that dumb squirrel and family of rural Freeport rest Bush at Caledonia. loss of homes. Trees, including the stricken area and no vanda- Poodle Parlor tomorrow. garaRe. The barns and huuM- were left standing. Ada firemen a muddy burlap bag and swung broke a nice dog statute. Mrs. hthei Yeiter spent Tues- Thursday evening. Some of the ladies of the Cal- some that had stood for over a lism was reported. Neighbors Tharsday, April 2f — Sparky It around as fast as they could confidence in Taesday, April 18 - Bill Laura Ford and her nephew, day and Wednesday of last Mr. and Mrs. Spenor Johnson vary Brethren Church gave a along with help from Cascade went to work clcaitig roads hundred years, were uprooted who weren't hit and friemL said Roy Ford was taken to a.<: mud was all over their liv- galloped iip to the fence and Frank Andrews, visited Roy in week with her daughter. Mrs. called on Clarence Housserman bridal shower for Diane Hoff- immediately after the tornado passed. like so many weeds. came in and helped those less Grand Rapids Osteopathic Hos- ing quarters The beauUful said that Eloisc Pcnham and the hospital. Lady said they Ivan Blough. of Clarksville and at Lake Odessa late Sunday aft- man in the church basement To be specific, people in this fortunate. The teenagers in the pital this afternoon. Margaret grove of Pine trees in the Helen Uren from Rockford had wouldn't let hlr go. was very pleasantly surprised ernoon. His trailer was tipped Friday evening. Due to the se- area now realize more com- area really pitched in and made Ford Is ill at home with bron- The Kent County 4-H Stvle the work a lot easier. King yard further up on Grand visited June Wittenbach. Betty to see her sister. Mrs. Jessie against a tree from the storm vere storm not as many were pletely what a tornado really chitis. Revue. FASHIONS IN FOCUS, Donley, of Liginor, Indiana and Grover bunncK, woo, along River was completely leveled. Lowell Granite Co. Clardy spent the day with other Friday evening that hit in Lake present, but from Logan way is. and appreciate in full the was held at the Kenowa High The B. J. Homkes found their volunteers making curtains for Friday, April 21 — I guess her daughter, Mrs. Doris Roth Odessa. Mrs. William Wieland and Di- unbelievable force of the storm. with other firemen kept check- School. Doodles said Joyce Olin garage on a hillside near their the Baptist Church. Mr. and we all know what happened to- and son. Kent, of Grabell. Indi- Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Christian- ane. Mrs Cletus Wieland. Mrs. BEAUTY UNDER The fact that very few per- ing throughout the night for any and Carol Wittenbach won in ana, Mrs. Yeiter helped her possible signs of fire, reports home, it was completely de- We do! It's the best qualified company in town to help you choose a cemetery Mrs. Bill Ogden and family vis- day. The Macgregors were on sen and daughter of Stanton Gordon Stahl Mrs. Arnith sonal injuries were received and memonul — and the one company we entrust as an Authorized Representative the way to southeast Grand the Senior Miss group and will grandson, Dick Yeiter. and fam- that the help of everyone and molished. Roofs all along Grand ited my house (VanderMolen) called on his sister. Mrs. Geo. Stahl and girls, Mrs. Charles no deaths resulted from the for bcalmark Rock of Ages Memorials. We respect their judgment You too. compete at the State Show in ilv celebrate his brithday on THE SUN: especially the teenage boys who River were extensively damag- today. My boys. Jimmy and Rapids during the storm. The Johnson and family. Wednesday Flowers, and Mrs, Harold Yo- storm has been attributed to ed. The Perdoks on M-21 had a Ronny. are raking at the Roy radio told them the tornadoes August. Pansy told me that Thursday. evening. der. Mrs. Ovid Miller and Mrs. many by the excellent coverage came in and cut up trees and new building under construction Fords and Bill Roths this week. were hitting everywhere they Amy Lake and Dawn Blosher Saturday afternoon callers at Donald Thompson was a sup- Duane Miller attended. given by the local TV and radio branches and supervised the and it was completely demolish- Lowell Granite Company As I went by the Rittersdorf went, but they didn't see any. won in the Junior Miss group the Orrin Sterken home were per guest of Mr. and Mrs. Les- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Yoder stations in conjunction with Civ- burning and general cleanup of and will be guests of honor at Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Ardis of the area are especially to be ed. 306 East Main St., Lowell—Phone TW 7-7191 house, I heard a lot of yowling, Poor Tina was home alone with ter Thompson Saturday. were Sunday dinner guesls of il Defense. a luncheon at the State Show. FarweU and Mrs. Don Schnei- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Yoder. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ansara and commended. Without their help Baker Book House These girls had to choose their der. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Wm. WeathemuB's W«es it would have been a longer This message is sponsored by the Rock of Ages Corporation. Barre, J "OF : Bill and Sally were Saturday family in Grand Rapids and material, make their costume, Maybaum from Flint were vis- viewed some of the tornado and harder clean up job. The Baker Book House in the Vermont to recognize the public-spirited service offered by one of its vdRPW CHARLIE CHUCKLES SAYS... evening supper guests of Mr. The weathermen took their fit it choose their accessories itors. and also Mr. and Mrs. stricken areas in the afternoon. Consumers Power and Michi- Twinbrook Industrial Park, on outstanding Authorized Dealers. and Mrs. David Miller and boys Going somewhere this Spring or Summer? knocks too. WOOD-TV weather- and learn how to model. Lynn Harold Dollaway and son. Car- of Lake Odessa. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Zook and gan Bell Telephone men were M-21 was struck and the dam- Wittenbach came home from ter. Mrs. John Wierenga and Take good care of your car... bring H to us man Buck Matthews lost his out working throughout the Mrs. Getus Wieland snent family of Clarksville and Mr. garage. This resulted in exten- A &IFT0F GAB IS O.K. college to narrate the Junior daughter from Cascade were Sunday afternoon with Mrs. and Mrs. Ovid Miller and Lyle for a complete check up. All needed repairs night and all day Saturday. Miss showing. Our congratula- Monday visitors. They were all HIP sive damage to his pride and Mina Wieland at Freeport. Miller were Sunday dinner will be expertly done. They worked withoi't complaint IF you KNOW w tions to all these girls. Maybe happy to see their father and joy. a 1931 Chevrolet. Buck to get services back to the Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kauffman guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank won't be able to drive his car WHEN TO ~M KiSStS they will make me a dog blank- grandfather. Orrin Sterken. who with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Nor- Kauffman and boys. HUGGERS area. Mrs. Dorothy Rooters who el "someday. has recently returned home Motor Tune-Up Brakes Checked in the annual Woodland Antique has a restaurant in Cascade We're gluing you dorf of South LoweU were in The Home Builders Class of WRAP ITUP from the hospital. the Calvary Brethren Church Car Tour this spring. His dog served free hamburgs and cof- Sunday. April 23 — Mr. and Ann Arbor Sunday afternoon Wheels Aligned Battery Check and dog house sailed skyward Mrs. Ruth Bylenga of Grand where the ladies bowled in the met hi the church basement on fee to the workers, and the Mrs. Gil Macgregor and Gary Rapids spent several days last Oil Changeover Wash and Polish from but the dog came home' none wives of the firemen were on visited the James Robiasons State Tournament Colonel Lanes Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. the worse for wear. the shirts off our baths during week with her aunt and uncle, Arnith Stahl and family were $7 duty serving piping hot coffee for the afternoon and dinner. Then afterwards they called or Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Court. the Kauffman's niece. Mr. and among those that attended. Cascade Areas throughout the cold night and Mr. and Mrs Carl Trentham Last Thursday Mrs. Melvin all day Saturday. visited the Ted Weil's for din- Mrs. Harold McMellian and Sally Yoder spent Sunday Court visited Mrs. Fred Brooks with Jane Fahrm. Thorncrest and Jeanlin were Mr. and Mrs. Ennes Abbring ner. Pixie says that pond is family also in Ann Arbor. at Ionia Manor. Those attending a pary at Mr. and Mrs. Philip Seese and the hardest hit area in Cascade. of 1199 East Paris found their filling up fast and she will be Mr. and Mrs. John Fahmi Mr. and Mrs. Sv Dykhouse of five plastic greenhouses ruined able to go swimming as soon the home of Wm. Wieland Sat- Larry called on his sister, Mr. spent several days last week urday evening were Mr. and and Mrs. Les Kline in Lowell Jeanlin lost their garage and and the four glass greenhouses as it warms up. visiting in New Buffalo with KNIT SHELLS the fpneing around their swim- severely damaged when the nvmouiH Mr. and Mrs. Howard Van- Mrs. Duane Deardorf of Lake Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Blahnik. ming pool. They hosted Mrs. storm whirled by. By 7 a. m. derMolen visited Mr. and Mrs. Odessa. Mr. and Mrs. Keith David Hoffman from Mt. Heim Texaco Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Heim Pleasant Central College spent Nellie Birman and her son. 25 or 30 people had collected Keith Cramer for dinner at Beuhler. and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Phone 897.962S—E. Main St.. Lowefl lW were Sunday dinner guests of Sisson of South Freeport, Mr. Thursday evening until Friday Franklin, who had no basement. to help them repair the dam- Maston Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Heim. Mrs. Dykhouse reports that m I had to stay home and write from $4 age. These people worked all Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shier they came out of the basement day and managed to save the this. of Rockford were supper guests after the first all-clear was giv- Abbring's crops. Ulin-VOU-OUER Next week, you will hear Monday of Mr. and Mrs. God- from Sam Macgregor. en. She doesn't remember hear- Mrs.' Dorothy Bos whose frey Heim. ing the second warning to go greenhouse on Spaulding was Loma DeBoer and mother. to the basement. She feels it not damaged brought coffee and Mrs. Ethel Gibson, of Grand hit Cascade before the second sweet rolls to all the workers DON'T KEEP YOUR WIFE WAITING on Rapids called on Mrs. Iva Lin- warning was given. during the day and Mrs. Matt- that home remodelling or addition you've Y activities ton Sunday afternoon. It hit the Tnorncrest area at son cooked and served supper We are happy to hear that 17 minutes to 9. for everyone who helped. planned. Skilled craftsmen are available Softball Bill Fritz is coming along very Mrs. and Mrs. Kenneth L. SALE... SAVE $1.01 and a low-cost Home Improvement Loan well, but it will be several weeks Wilcox had a large tree hit Ada Area Girls Jr. High. Tuesday. Wed- can be arranged at State Savings Bank. yet before he can come home their breezeway. but as they Grand River Drive, was hit nesday and Thursday, at Rich- from the hospital at Ann Ar- had gas they were able to fur- the hardest, with even the cem- Discuss your home improvement plans with ard's Park. 4 p. m. bor. nish hot coffee to many of the etery being damaged by falling us now. Mr. and Mrs. William Roth volunteers. Art Class trees. Grand River Drive off of were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Munsey, 21, was impassable Fridav eve- Tuesdavs 1 to 3 p. m. Mon- their daughter and son-in-law. THE 3059 Thorncrest, received the ning and . most of Saturday. davs. 7:30-9:30 p. m. at YMCA Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kuyers of PLAYTEX severest damage to their home. Consumers Power and Michi- STATE Office. Grand Rapids. The roof was completely blown gan Bell Telephone Company Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zolliker L off. Mrs. Munsey, her 10-year- Women's Exercise Class had work crews clearing trees FU7111—2 Door Hardtop family of Rochester. Michigan, ? old son. Bruce, and her mother, from tho road and trying to SAYINGS BANK soent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Buck, huddled in a closet Spring Out with Fury -LOWELL. MICHIGAN ' At Legion Hall. Tuesday, Wed. their services back into use Claude Thorne and other rela- while Mr. Munsey threw him- 25 long elegant models. nesday and Thursday at 9:00 'cross-your-heart the residents. By Sunday TW 7-9277 a. m. tives. self by the bed. All escaped in- when you could drive on the Mr. and Mrs. Ted Leu from juries. Everything in the house Road each place looked like a Nursery School Swanton, Ohio, and Mr. and was completely exposed to the logging, camp with new trees Mrs. Gordon Aldrich of South elements. to be looped out. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs- Boardman spent the week end The Munsey's belong to the day. 9:30 to 11:30 a. m. at the Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Staskus, with Mrs. Elizabeth Barter and bra Ada Shoppers' Sqnare—€76-9231 LOWELL—8J7-S3M Jehovah's Witness Kingdom 6620 Grand River Drive, were Methodist Church Nursery her mother, Mrs. Maude Nei- Open Dallv 114 Open Dally i-i Hall at 1301 Burton Street. SE. still shaking Sunday. They had House. hardt. Thurs., Frl.,11 'Ul 9 Fri. k Sat. 9 'til f After hearing the newscast, the just hit the basement when the Mr. and Mrs. Ken Blackford Christian Brothers organized a Pool Opens June II storm came over taking two from Wyoming spent Sunday aft- work party and came out to Belvedere GTX beautiful trees over 100 years Register Now ernoon with Mrs. Elizabeth Bar- eriss-eross front for better fit and comforv help. By noon Saturday they Shirt ber. old, extensive damage to their Spring Out with Barracuda had hauled the remaining con- Spring Out with Belvedere "Y" Jr. Leaders — Overnight 6 wild ones to choose from. Miss Patty McWhinney of Ada double under cup panels for better support tents of the house to be stored 22 sports-bred models Sleep Out — Grand Rapids Cen- was a week end guest at the until it could be gone through tral YMCA, Saturday, April 29, YOU CAN home of her sister and broth- Kow—the two most wanted bra features are combined in this A'W DRIVE-IN for salvage. Mr. and Mrs. Mun- 1967. er-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Larry sey would like to thank every- WASH Special Let Your YMCA Serve YOB Lawrence. Playtex Fashion Magic* cotton Bra... newest of the famoua one who pitched in and helped. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ellis of They are new to the area only YOU CAK Lowell were recent callers at ^Cross-Your-Heart" Bras. Criss-cross design between since fall, and everyone's co- Spring Out with Valiant the home of Mr. and Mrs. Larry operation was greatly appreci- the cups accents your figure, lifts and separates DRY Valiant Signet 2-door Sedan 8 economical models. Lawrence. ated. Mrs. Richard Johnson and At the present time they are • •o double undercup panels give YOU CAN daughter. JilL and Mrs. Ray- staying with Mr. and Mrs" Jack mond Murray, and daughter, Stein. 3235 Behler Drive, who Kelly, all of Alto were Wednes- Letter support and comfort made room for them in their DRY day afternoon guests of Mrs. home. If anyone knows of a Naa... Larry lawTence, and Lisa Lea. home for rent in the Forest CLEAN Hills area would they please Fred and Ethel contact the Munsey's at 949- AIL AT wouldn't sue us ONE TIV.E the dears overa loose step! School menu It's time for a AND Week of May 1 trouble-free Tore! ONE LOCATION loll uaursj MONDAY— Whipped Potatoes f you own a cheap powermower now, you AND ALL Port and Gravy jrobably know all about expensive repair COIN QpERATED Hot Bnttered Vegetables Diilsand miserable summer Saturdays. You're Short Sleeves Orange Jnice Speed Queen Coin probably ready for a trouble-free T0R0. GO Cinnamon Rolls Operated Dry Cleaning torn Sizes S, M, L, XL TUESDAY— Come on In and SM one! just couldn't be more Italian Spaghetti Now Open! Meat and Cheese Sance convenient. Free parking, hot water, soft water, Plaids^ plain colors, stripes Right, Fred? Tossed Salad FOR QUICK SERVICE dean, pleasant surround- Bread and Butter Applesauce Cookies CALL IN YOUR ings and as many Right,Ethel? v Wonder-working deals! Win-you-over selling great-Plymouth '67. You'll WEDNESDAY- TAKE-OUT ORDERS machines as you need. Why chance it? Besides pro ltd- Oven Fried Chicken ft Gravy prices! All models! All colors! And *0 think we're giving you the shirts off our Regular Prices—$4.00 ing against lawsuits and covering All of them simple to use, Fluffy Rice Pickles prove our heart's in the right place—a your home, a State Farm Home- all completely coin backs. And we are! owners policy can also insure Battered Peas I TW 7-8195 i friendships. Cal me. -operated. It couldn't be Wonder Worker top-quality sweat shirt, (Your Plymouth dealer is offering a Won- Bread and Batter easier. . . and it's funl compliments of Ihe house. Il's all yours der Worker shirt to every new Plymouth Jello Squares ' — THURSDAY- now during Win-You-Over Month. Come buyer.) Hurry, slvrt supply Hmited. Spring now $2.79 Hot Beef Sandwiches TAKE HOME A TREAT! Special! on and Spring Out with the cars that are Out with a wonder working deal today. Potato Chips Battered Vegetables Dry Clean Carrot Sticks Regular $3.00 A&W ROOT BEER GALLONS New Whirtwindby Cbem Dessert $2 loxi 2 for $5 FRIDAY— See vour Plymouth Dealer^ He'll uiork wonders for you, Fish Sticks OPEN Scalloped Corn Cole Slaw Sunday thru Thursday—11:30 a. m. to 10:90 p. m. torq- AUTHORIZED DEALERSA CHRYSLER Bread and Butter TJa MOTORS CnRPOMIION OPEN . Friday and Saturday—11:38 a. m. to Midnight AND OF COURSE- Wash King MILK FROM PAUL NOFFKE Thursday Afternoon * WITTENBACH * COIN OPERATED 411 West Main Street SALES & SERVICE CO. LAUNDRY LoweU, Mklt-Ph. TW 7-8348 Friday and Saturday IMfl WEST MAIN ST., LOWELL HIGHLAND HM A&W DRIVE-IN 749 West Main St., Lowell McQueen Motor Co., Inc. 222 West Main St. ST Alt J ARM HUE Nights 'Til 9:00 AND CASL'ALIY AT UWELL'S EAST CITY LIMITS 82 Machines to Serve You PHONE 897-9227 4 Large 24-Ib, Wash Extractors K^oons COMPANY lomc Officc: 115 E MAIN 31, Bloomincton. Illinois LOWELL 219 WEST MAIN ST. LOWEU PHONE TW 7-7577 mtm 1 T THE LOWELL LEDGER, APR. 17, 1H7 called on Mr. and Mrs. John Buttrick Avenue Thursday eve- Brownsdale, Minnesota. Rever- ed Rev. Beulah Poe to Upland. THE LOWELL LEDGER, APR. 27, IS7 Overholt of Clarksville and Mr. ning and Mr. and Mrs. Frank 11. f# end Smith will be one of the Indiana. Friday to bring Pearl of his work in Singapore at 8 and Mrs. Leonard Den Houten Strfckler of Mecosta Saturday home for the weekend. Sunday of Saranac Sunday afternoon. Trackside....with bob guest speakers, as this was one Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Watson p. m. There will be a social afternoon. STANDARD Segwum of his former pastorates. n the Rev. Rollle and Rev. Beulah Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Cronin- hour after his talk. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Blaniing by Bob Lewis land the assignment, well. Par- CUFF'S Poe and David drove Pearl ger and Christine of Hastings attended a turkey dinner at the Snow Area Mr. and Mrs. Alden Cole of and Mrs. Lloyd Bertran were and children of Sheridan were nelli is the boy. Watch this car Mr. and Mrs. Joel Rogers & Alto Party Line and Mr. and Mrs. Philip John- home of their daughter, Mabel Well, the race is on, and Ber- Ph. 67M701 back to resume her studies at Richland were weekend guests Mrs. Florence Collar. John Ro- dinner guests Sunday of Mr. & closely, we think of all the new Ada, Michigan MRS. IVA MC INTYRE son and family of Lowelj were A. Wood of Ada. in honor of MRS. S. P. REYNOLDS lin couldn't have had it better family of Grand Rapids were Mrs. Eyherta Silcox. 868-6710 Taylor University. They had of Mr. and Mrs. Lawton Cole. zek and son. Tam. Fred Rozek Mrs. John Blanding. ones coming to the Brickyard luncheon guests of Mr. & Mrs. Eyeventh Sunday dinner guests of Mr. & her son Robert's birthday. The for their first racing event of quite a taste of winter during Mr. and Mrs. Russel Stowel and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fear Callers last week of Mr. and this year, this one is definitely, Will Rogers. the trip as they ran into a Mrs. Herbert Croninger. guests were Mrs. B. T. Metzger and grandson. Jeff, of Ionia of Howell and in the afternoon Mrs. Kenneth Fox were on the year at the track opening Mrs. Anna Elson and Mrs. Following the program all Sharon Edmonds of LoweU of Jackson and Robert Cama- on April 15th. A banner field a "sleeper." Granatelli also Farr are vLslting their niece Mr. and Mrs. Burt Niholas Garden Club... blinding snow storm. Don't forget the Thrift and spent Saturday evening with they all went to Grand Rapids Tuesday evening Miss Joanne has entered a "rear engined" WE GIVE parents and friends are invited spent the weekend with Jamie han family of Grand Rapids. Bake sale to be held at Snow of cars. Supers, and Stocks and granddaughter, Rev. and of Cadillac were dinner guests pin to visit the class rooms. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Bencker Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Dalstra. Osteopathic Hospital to call on Thompson and David Flu Novi. More on these cars as of Mr. and Mrs. Will Rogers and family were Sunday supper Wheeler. Christian Center, Fridav, April Alex Rozek was admitted to Alex Rozek. were on hand, along with a Mrs. Robert Hobson at Brook- The Alto Garden Club met at Mrs. Elsie Humphrey was a Mrs. I^slie Graham received of Lowell, on Saturday even- the month slips by. last Sunday. the church for their regular Alto Businessmen's Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul 28, from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Grand Rapids Osteopathic Hos- Callers last week of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Urban Lipps a„_ really large and enthusiastic field, Wisconsin, for two weeks. Last week was the last week Sunday dinner guest of Mrs. word that her only sister. Mrs. crowd, the weather man was Entries for mis year's 500 Mr. and Mrs. Russel Bangle Mr. and Mrs. Orley Rulson meeting Wednesday. April 19, Blocher and family. Henrik Neilsen of Black River. Also remember Douglas Win- pital Thursday moming. Mrs. Seymour Dalstra were Connie Carigan of Lowell and closed at midnight, April I5th of league bowling for the local Interesting entertainment will Lucille Curtiss of Lowell. Karen gielr will speak and show slides working hand and glove with and daughter of Grand Rapids have moved to their new home at 2 p. m. Following the busi- Mrs. Charles Mills of East New York, was taken to the Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fox Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dalstra of Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. and at the closing an all time keglers and the bowling was follow the Alto Businessmen's Grand Rapids and Mr, and Mrs. Brower spent the week end with Don Fox of Comstock Park. Berlin promoter Chet Mysllwl- called on Mr. and Mrs. Lewis on Bancroft Street, Alto. up to usual standard in finish- ness meeting an auction was Elsie. Mercy Hospital in Watertown, ec. All we can say was. It was record of 90 entries had been GREEN STAMPS Jones Thursday. held with Edna Harig as auc- Dinner to be held Thursday, Douglas Hovlngh and children New York, in critical condition Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Dal- Sunday visitors of Mr. and ing the season. May 4, at the Hope Brethren Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kerr, a beaut! received. The most ever receiv- Mr. and Mrs. Ron Stevens of Mrs. Lewis were Mr. and Mrs. tioneer, Esther Bancroft, Myra were Sunday supper guests of this past weekend. stra were dinner guests Sunday ed before this was 84 in 1954. For the men, it was Dan Win- Church. Dinner will begin at 7 Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Yeiter jr., and family were Sunday SUPPUES FOR YOUR Eddie VanderLaan did a OIL CHANGE — WASH ~ LUBRICATE Grand Rapids were supper Paul Jones of Lansing, and Mrs. geier leading the series depart- Anderson. Mabel Tompson, Ida evening callers of the James of Mr. and Mrs. James Green beautiful Job in copping the It's like we said, it's really go- Miller and Bertha Blank were p. m. Tickets can be purchased and Debra. Mrs. Lillis had a of Alto. TUNE-UP — BRAKES — MUFFLERS guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emer- Darlene Gard and son of Grand ment with a 623. Ai Seeley roll- from any local businessman. Wheelers. Watch the Ledger want ada Modified Feature, ana Bob Sen- ing to take something to make son Stevens Monday. Rapids. in charge of the table arrange- visit from the tornado Friday FERTILIZERS Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Newman the big one this year. ed the high game and big 259. evening doing considerable dam. called on Mrs. Sherman Reyn- necker continued his winning SNOW PLOWING & WRECKER SERVICE Pev. and Mrs. Smith are Mrs. Earl Kinyon spent Mon- For the women. Marilyn Keim ment and served a very de- ways In the Semi Late Division. 2 weeks vteitlng at day evening with her sister, lightful lunch. age to her home but was not olds Sunday evening. This 4 That rolled the high series, a 510, Camp Fire Girls injured. Improvements Beautiful ir daughters, Rev. and Mrs. Mrs. Ruth Slocum. and Linda Taylor had high The ladies returned to their NUTRO SUPREME In an earlier column, we des- home and planted their pur- Klvyn Crystal Raceway, located be- Robert Hobson of Brookfield, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kinyon game of 202. The Alto Campfire girls met 15-S S-Coven S,IN Sq. Feet cribed some of the improve- tween Stanton and Sheridan, Wisconsin, also will attend a were Wednesday evening guests chases of the day. Florence Culver in Kalamazoo SUNOCfr ments that have been made at will be re-introducing the "poor musical recital of their grand- at school April 18, and the and Mrs. Mabel Held at Mat- of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kinyon. Jackpot Bowling Horizon Girls Organize meeting was called to order by $4.55 Star Corners Berlin, especially impressive to man's Super Mod. racing" this son. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kinyon tawan last Monday. the President. Elizabeth Gra- Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Bancroft us. was the new lighting sys- season, with the return of the SEE US Rev. and Mrs. Smith will at- were Sunday dinner guests of In the Jackpot Sunday night, A group of girls met at the MRS. IRA BLOUGH tem especially on the Back ham. After roll call, we made and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Fos- SACCO 4.12.4 six cylinder supers. This should tend the 100th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ardren Stenick the pot was cracked for the home of Mrs. Vernon Yeiter on juppets and did an experiment. Straightaway, you can really allow more competition for fel- the First Baptist Church of of Alto. Monday, April 24. to organize berg and family were Sunday third straight week, with Larry freshments were brought by dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. 5# Lbs. Covers 2.M# Sq. Feet Mrs. Jack Craig and family see, and all In all. we feel Chet la's that otherwise might not For All Your and Lois Solomon making it 2 The Horizon Girls Club. This is deserves a real Up of the hat Cindy Krauss and Sue Kranen- Denlon Wilcox. and Mrs. Glenn Layer were be able to afford the big VS's. in a row. Larry rolled an ac- a branch of Camp Fire Girls. berg. $2.59 Sunday dinner guests at the for his efforts. Detroit area ok'd proposal for Anyone interested should get in Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Buck- Skating Needs! tual 665 series for a handicap Maryann Courter, scribe land of Dowling. Michigan were LAWRENCE'S Francis Shaffer nome. |3 million dollar super speed- total of 1291. touch with Mrs. Yeiter. Family Affair way of Daytona Type, 25.000 TONIGHT Saturday afternoon callers of SACCO 4-12-4 Mrs. Luella Stahl was a Sun- the Reverend Poe family. day dinner guest of her son, Here's a chance to take the seating capacity. Four events Skates—dnCAGO-Skate CeMt Men's High Series IM Lbs. Covers 4.IM Sq. Feet would be run yearly, Late Mod- Methodist... Mr. and Mrs. Karl Ebert and ILawnl Kenneth and wife. kids out for a real nice week- Alto Area Cathy of Fovlerville. Mrs. Geo. Mrs. Abel Thompson of South end, have a picnic, relax, and el cars, and Indianapolis type Tie Stapi, Wtoeh, Pam Pra, Dan Wingeier 623 Sunoco Service SHOW The Alto W.S.C.S. will meet $4.95 Tobias, and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bowne was a Friday caller of enjoy yourselves. The Grand events. The track is to be 2^4 Len Kerr 620 at the church for a 1 p. m. Mowers miles. Time will tell. Skattag TfchU, Etc. Blocher had dinner Sunday at Mrs. Philip Wingeier. Misses Valley Kart Club of Grand Rap- Don Videan 605 luncheon on Thursday April 27. the Stagecoach in Grand Rap- MILORGANITE Anna and Margaret Wingeier ids will be staging an enduro Kalamazoo Speedway to open John Topp. jr. 6M school news Mrs. Dan Walker Is program Located on Nash Hiqhway North of April 30th. Ask About our PARTY PLAN and Opm Skatlna ids. The Eberts went on to and Mrs. David Wingeier were at the Grattan Raceway on SPECIAL Floyd Everling 597 chairman and the theme Is. Claritsvile, at the 5.5-34—5# Lbs. Covers With activities picking up with The Alto Elemental School Sparta to visit their daughter also callers. May 6th and 7th. Registration, AI Seeley 592 "Dialogue with the Difference " and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul 2,5* Sq. Feet Mrs. Freeman Hoffman en- and practice on the 6th with the warm weather, and prac- Loren Barton 589 will present their spring music tice. and qualifications at Indy festival this Friday, April 28, Hostess will be the Clark Cir- Stirkwerda. 1-96 CLARKSVILLE INTERCHANGE Buy the superior qual- $2.35 joyed a train ride to Wayne, races on the 7th. Lyle Jackson 586 cle. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Winn MichiIchigani , and spent the week If you have never seen a go- due to start within the next two LEGION SKATING RINK Dick Johnson 586 at 8 p. m. in the school all- The Alto-Bowne M.Y.F. will of Wyoming were Saturday eve- ity Yardman Mower— end with her son Larry and Kart race, now's the chance, or three weeks, we will try to mvi EAST MAIN STREET LOWELL, MICHIGAN Cliff Day 584 purpose room. Ail parents and friends are invited. have a Bar-b-que Saturday. Ap- ning callers of Mr. and Mrs. receive a SHEEP MANURE family. and share a really enjoyable see you a little more often with ril 29. at the church. Serving what's happening In and around Ph. TW 7-7360 The band, led by Mr. Jessup, Vernon Yeiter. 25 Lbs. - 5# Lbs. rs. George experience with the kids. These Women's High Series will begin at 5:30 until 8:30. Dr. and Mrs. R. D. Siegle Auto Accessories and Part; and son. Bob., and John Krebs little bugs turn the 2'* mile racing, along with tech items will open the program. Then by way of the "Magic Carpet" dif- The Alto women's Society will drove Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mai- Fan Belts Brake Service attended a family party at the twisting road course at Grattan on cars of interest. Marilyn Keim 510 have a Bake Sale at the same $5 Credit Till next time, God Bless— ferent countries will be visited tex and daughter Susi to Chica- Headlights Ignition Service home of Mr. and Mre. Harold within a second or two of the MHITEHN ELM Emma quiggle 501 time. ' Bob 501 in songs and musical games di- go to visit relatives. From Chi- Batteries. Battery Check-up Carburetor Service on any Item or items In lawn and garden supplies Krebs at Eastmont Saturday Sports cars. Linda Taylor cago the Maitex will go to Mon- evening in honor of the latter's Karting is a family, sport, and Dorothy Leasure 500 rected by Mrs. Whan and Mrs. Other Alto News Tires, Tire Inspection Cooling Systems Checked or tools. WEED KILLERS 487 Fran Mendez. treal to the Expo 67. Susi will Lubrication and Oil Change and Repaired daughter Christy and Denlse. iun for all. we like it at our Army nurses are currently PANELING Mary Lou Wheat Mr. and Mrs. Elvyn Potter return to school and her par- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dav- house, why don't you take a serving In Hawaii, France, Ger- Mane Mulder 485 and Jim were dinner guesls of ents will leave from New York WEDO 40 lbs. $4.98 id Krebs. ^ook see, and see what you many, Japan, Korea, Puerto Marian Kutchey 478 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frazer re- on May 3 for their homeland. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Blough fthink. you just might find your- Rico, Okinawa, Italy, Alaska, Jean Stormzand 476 BANK ON US TO 40 Lbs. Weeds and Feeds cently. The occasion being Jim's Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rosen- and Mrs. Freeman Hoffman self hooked. That means all of Turkey, Iran, Ethiopia, and Vi- Mina Bruce 470 MEET EVERY birthday. berg called on their son-in-law. EIGHT BLENDS OF 5,Nt Sq. Feet $099 Bev Hoist 469 were dinner guests of Mr. and you, Mom, and Dad, sis, and Jr. etnam. BANKING NEED Mr. and Mrs. Lee Vandawa- Lloyd Houghton at Ills home in / BUY OR Mrs. Ed Dewinter at Grand Eastbrook Beauty Salon Indy Happenings ONLY PER S'xr PANEL ter and family called on his Ionia Sunday. Lloyd returned WEDO 80 lbs. $8.25 Rapids Saturday evening. April Men's High Games mother, Mrs. Leonard Vanda- home from the hospital recent- SUNOCO GAS 15. HARVCST HIALTH iNC We promised an outline of the i»4l Av. s r CHECKING ACCOUNTS water In Big Rapids. Sunday ly RENT 80 Lbs. Weeds »nd Feeds Mrs. Jay Blough of Freeport Turbine powered speedster en- '.oirfi Mic*i>q.n Al Seeley 259 afternoon. Hugh Linkfield 247 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Merri- 1I,MI Sq. Feet was a Tuesday a/ternoon and tered by Andy Grantelli, owner Mrs. Dan Walker accompani- man and family spent Saturday supper guest at Ira Blough's, SPECIAL OIFT FOODS John Topp. jr. 245 4% INTEREST Stop in and see your friendly, courteous of the fabulous Novi's. Will get •Suq«r Frr*— 236 evening with Mr. and Mrs. Don- Mr. and Mrs. Francis Seese to it later, however, think on Dan Wingeier ANNUAL RATE PAID ON ald Bergy. • Allaray Diati Floyd Everling 234 SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Sunoco Serviceman, and also visit our were Wednesday callers, Mrs. this for a bit, Parnelli Jones •I"* CkoUittro' SPECIAL! Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fair- Ivan K. Blough. Mrs. Ray Bar- was clocked at 230 MPH on an Dick Johnson 233 Nmvrol-Orqonic M«j|»h Foodi , 231 child and Mrs. Hazel Taylor FERTILIZER SPREADERS GRASS SEED ber and Mrs. Maude Nfehardt area on the back straightaway EARLY BIRD SPECIAL!! 4x8— /4 PRE-FINISHED Loren Barton were Sunday dinner guests of Snack Bar LAWN RAKES of Lowell were Friday callers. 27 MPH faster than the existing Lyle Jackson 231 COLBY Miss Kathryn Murphy in Kala- Mrs. Leslie Morrison and spn, *Mofl. Tues., Paul Noffke 228 Farmers State ACHKY Fresh Homemade Hot Coffee, Sandwiches, Candy, Pop. LAWN ROLLERS 1 track record, for that area, l 223 mazoo. Potato CMpa, etc. Vaughn of Saranac, were Sun "NheW by a Novi) 203 MPH. Ron Raymor Mrs. Clinton Blocher. Mr. and Varieties for Wed. only!! WALNUT PANELING Don Videan 223 i.mi wn day aftemotn visitors. Evenim; a We also mentioned that a big (Seconds) Bank of Alto Mrs. Leo Blocher and Mr. and Sun and Shade and lunch guests were Ivan K. name driver would probably MAY 1. 2. 3 Nels Stormzand 223 Mrs. Lavem Blocher of Grand- Blough and family and Mr. and Women's High Gaines ALTO-CLARKSVILLE vllle attended an open house for Mrs. Ray Seese of Freeport. SHAMPOO. CUT CHARLES I. COLBY Capt. Stephen Haight at the Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bryant of AND SET $9.60" MICHIGAN .Linda Taylor ^ 202 AH* Off. UN 8-3961 home of his parents, Mr. and i i .Lowell were Thursday evenlng- Sharon and Bruce spent the, FURNACES FOR SPRING! REGULAR PRICE—117.28 EACH Mrs. Willard Haight. in White- Hoto-

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1 [ 1 Letson at the piano. VANDER VEEN. FREIHOFER THE LOWELL LEDGER. APR. 27. 1987 DEKALB XL SEED CORN - THE LOWELL LEDGER. APR. 27, IM7 Area-wide ft COOK FOR SALE A special lime of fellowship You may pick it up now while FOR RENT GOOD THINGS TO EAT and refreshments will be held 111-G Waters Building CONCRETE & CINDER fellowship South Lowell Elmdale Bowne cervicemen_ supply LS at its best. Plant from 8:15 to 8:45 In the Fel- Grand Rapids, Michigan ChUd's comment during first your next crop to DeKalb XL LOWELL LEDGER —I LAS- —„ MRS. L. T. ANDERSON OtJl VILCII ItJI I AUCTION — Saturday. April 29. SEED — And eating potatoes. An Area Wide Hymnsing will lowship Hall downstairs. You MRS. IRA SARGEANT attack of hiccups: "Mama, ma- 1 p. m. Antiques.' household Single-cross and three-way hy- SUBURBAN LIFE WANT AD PAGE PUBLICATION ORDER MRS. GEORGE WIELAND Keith A .Anderson ma, I'm percolating!" Building Blocks Early Onaways and Subago DECORATING , be held at Ada Community Re- are cordially Invited to enjoy Flic No. 115,117 goods, bottles, old glassware, brids. See or call me today. seed. Open seven days a the refreshments and the Sing. ALL SIZES Gerald Kyser, Lowell, 897- CASH RATE: 15 words 50c, additional words 3c each. If not formed Church Sunday evening, State of Michigan, The Pro- Mr. and Mrs. Ira Sargeant Michael B. Ketner boilers, books, primitives, bell, week. Four miles east of Sar- SERVICE April 30, at 8:45, featunng Mel On the planning committee Mrs. Jack Paul and Ernie Mrs. Rhena Damouth. sister jugs, iron pots, trunks, rlock. 7477. p-1-3 paid on or before 10 days after Insertion, a charge of 10c For Rent bate Court for the County of were Tuesday supper guests of Lillian Bowens and Geo. Untz for bookkeeping will be made. anac comers on M-21. north Verwys as Song Leader and the are; Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kent Earl of Atlanta spent the week Seaman Keith A. Anderson. horse buggy, miscellaneous. side of the road. c-51tf Papering & Painting end with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Helms and were Sunday dinner guests last Crusaders Quartet from Grand Carlson, Mr. and Mrs. Don Ev- Estate of Margaret Engels, family of rural Fenwick. Later USN, and Fireman Michael B, R. Cooley, auctioneer. (WM VOSBURG GARAGE SALE - Odds and BOX NUMBER: If box number In care of this office Is de- VALLEY VISTA APT. Rapids. Mrs. Fred Wessels will erling and Mr. and Mrs. Fran- Wieland and Earl. week of the l^on Andersons. Kettner, USN. are in the Carib- Art's ends, some antiques, 1160 Ar- sired. add 50c to above. SEE MY LINE OF in the evening they attended Port Sheldon Road, south of Block and Gravel Co. FRESH EGGS - Daily. Tri- WALLPAPER BOOKS be at the organ and Mrs. John cis Depew. Community Club will not be Mr. and Mrs. Claire Ander- bean taking part in a joint ser- Radio & TV Service Jenison light. c3 o. SE. off Cascade Road. This Toft Egg Farm, 60th Street, IT IS ORDERED that on the meeting of the Ionia County ALL ERRORS In telephone advertisements at sender's risk. AND PAINTS May 18, 1987, held Friday evening as planned son spent Sunday afternoon with vice amphibious training exer- 8786 Grand River Drive, Ada hursday and Friday. c3 1 and 2 Bedroom. Includes Alto. Phone 868-5571. c-ltf Republican Committee, which her father. Louis Klein of Main Street LoweU. Mich. f RATES are based strictly on uniform want ad stvle. at 10:00 A. M. In the Probate but there will be a yard clean cise named "Clove Hitch III". IKS Cl'SHMAN - Good run- PHONE; 676-I(M7 range, refrigerator, air-con- Can 676-4656 met at the Court House. Mrs. Wright, also her sister. Mrs. Anderson Is a crewmember a- FOR SALE — Dexter Wringer OUT-OF-TOWN advertisements must be accompanied by re- ditioning. tiled bathroom, Courtroom. Grand Rapids, Mich- up Sunday at 3 o'clock with a Ella Peterson was the speaker COMPLETE REPAIR OF ning condition. $50. Can be c52tf mittance. PERSONAL c41tf wiener roast afterwards. Every- Ray Schwartz, who had just re- board the high-speed transport seen at 487!) Buttrick. Alto. washer. $15. Thor Gladiron carpeting, hot water heat. igan, a hearing be held on the of the evening. turned home from St. Mary's TV—RADIOS mangle, $10. End table, 2 petition of James J. Engels for one bring your rakes and wein- ship Kirwin while Kettner is a ANTENNAS-ETC. 868-5.113. cl Copy for ads on this page must be In WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY - ers and buns. Mrs. Horace Myers attended Hospital recently. crewmember of the attack car- NURSERY PLANTS - Norway large table lamps, other items Ledger office before 5 on Tuesdays probate of a purported will and Spruce 90c; White Cedar, 2h 949-0614. c-3 897-9261 Black and white, or colored. for appointment of a fiduciary Mr. and Mrs. James Peterson a party Thursday moming al Mr. and Mrs. Thomas How- go ship Vermilion. PHONE: TW 7-8198 FOR SALE — One twin mat- Call—DOK REALTY, Inc. Prices to fit your budget. the home nf Mrs. Lloyd Living- ard and family of Hastings These units comprise a seg- tress and spring. 897 0369. t3 ft., very full, $1.25: dig your and for a determination of and family were Sunday dinner Open Frl. & Sat. Evenings own. Also have White Birch CORN PLANTERS - 1 John Portraits and advertising pho- heirs. guests of Mr. and Mrs. George ston of Clarksville. were Sunday dinner guests of ment of more than 21.000 men STRAW - For sale. 5298 Bur- FOR SALE - 1964 Volvo. Ex- tography J. E. Colby, Alto. CLARK of the Army, Navy Air Force. clumps. Yews and Junipers at Deere, 4 row, 494 A with 897-7931 AUCTION! Publication and service shall Wieland, Bill was also home Rev and Mrs. Conrad Snave- their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Art Warning—Proprietor ton, S5. c3tf cellent condition. New tires. LAVDSCAPINC. - Gravel, park- caU 888-5001. c24tl PLUMBING A HEATING Due to health reasons I win sell mv entire herd of dalrv cattle at George Howard. Marine Corps and Puerto Rican in? lots and driveways. Fill growers prices. Do-it-yourself sprayer, planted 29 acres. 1 Phone 897 9935. p-2-3 be made as provided by statute from M.S.U. ly will attend the District Pas- landscaping books. 50c each. 3 point Ford Planter. 1 M 3t9 East Main St, LtweD Public Auction. Located two miles East of Alto, Michigan, on Stth and Court rule. A number from this vicinity National Guard who are par- dirt, sand and day. Top soil. HAWTHORN - Camping trail- DO YOU NEED MONEY - To Mrs. Floyd Weils of Lockport tor's and wives dinner at Crys- ticipating. Cedar Gardens Nursery. U.S. Farmall Tractor, 1952, ex- er, $100. 14 ft boat & trailer. REPAIR — Your appliances, cl-4 Street, to Wingeier Avenue, then South two miles, or Sooth of Date: April 14. 1987 tal this Friday. April 28. Galen attended the Band Concert at Septic tanks and drain fields buy. build, remodel or repair New York, and mother, Mrs. Caledonia High School Thursday Seaman Anderson Is the son installed. Also trenching and 131 between 15 & 16 Mile Rd. cellent. Tractors and loaders, $100. CaU 919-3012. c-3 lamps and other small elec- MASTER PLUMBER (•rand Rapids on M-37 to 84th Street, then East approximately six A. DALE STOPPELS Ogden Brotherhood Secretary of sue to choose from. Balers, 1 a home? If you do, try our miles to Wingeier Avenue, then North % mile. Wenger, were Saturday callers evening. Mr. Maxwell, the Band of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin L. An- tiling. 676-3621 or EM 3-1014. Hours 4 p. m. to 8 p. m. trical equipment, we do the FOR RENT - Unfurnished a- Judge of Probate of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wells. Ministry and Home Missions Weekdays. 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. No. 65 New Holland. 3 No 66 UNDSCAPING - Contractor. fast, courteous service. You Residential, Commercial Instructor, deserves much cre- derson of 3006 Kissing Rock p-52-3 job promptly and very eco- Hrtment above Alto tavern. will like the "open end" mort- Donald F. Oosterhouse Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wieland, will be the speaker. Saturdays and Sundays. c3-6 New Holland. 1 Intemational Railroad tie retaining walls, ft Industrial Attorney for Petitioner dit for the fine talent these stu- Avenue, LoweU. nomically. Don't delay, bring 9211. c3 gage priviiege too. that all of Earl. Mrs. Paul and Ernie were Mrs. Ira Sargeant attended Fireman Kettner is the son RADLE OPEN SATimOAY - Walter s 50-T. 1 Intemational 45-T. Hay broken concrete retaining it in today. K & W Small Mo- 111-G Waters Building dents displayed. DOG TRIMMING - Eleven conditioners. 2 Now Idea, 1 our borrowers enjoy. Lowell Phone: TW 7-7534 Sunday dinner guests of Eric the meeting of the Jolly Work- Mrs. Bertha Sanborn, Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kett- Lumber Mart. 925 W. Main, walls, wood chips, limestone. tors, 2361 West Main Street, FOR RENT — Farm house, Grand Rapids, Michigan Strand. Jean and Judy. Iwell, is open Friday eve- years experience. Complete Intemational. 1 Ford. 2 John Free delivery. 877-1334. c3-10 southeast of Lowell on main Savings and Loan Associa- or TW 7-7104 A true copy. ers Club, which met at the Mary Vrieland, Mrs. Rhena Da- ner of 9954 Bennett Road. Ix}w- CONSTRUCTION Lowefl. Phone 897-9537. c3-7 tion. LoweU. 897-8321. c33tf Mon., May 1st Mrs. Cletus Wieland called on home of Mrs. Forrest Lepard eU. trim and bath $-5. Satisfaction Deere. Mowers and rakes. $20 mouth and Mrs. Myria Ander- nings til 9 and all day Sat- road. Large rooms, modem ROLAND R. ROBEY. Edith Wieland Thursday. urday for your shopping con- guaranteed. Appointment nec- and up. some excellent. Cale- RUG — Carpet and upholstery kitchen. 691 8388. c3 Register of Probate c-2-4 of near Pmhook, Friday after- son attended the Garden Club SONG WRITERS - Have your FINE WEDDING - Invitations. at 12:30 Sharp Mrs. Ray Rittenger spent the noon. Tying comforters was the venience. "You'll like Walt- essary OR 6-2417. p49-6 donia Tractor & Equipment cleaning. Free pick-up and de- song professionally written, meeting and Variety sale at the Porches, Patios, Company, Caledonia, Mich. livery with 2-day service. Ph. FOR RENT — Lower apart- 24-hour service. Personalized weekend with Lucille Visser In work of the afternoon. Methodist Church in Alto Wed- ers." c46tf LAW N MOWER - Repair, pick copyrighted, tape recorded. napkins and matches. FREE VANDER VEEN FREIHOFER Grand Rapids. TW 1-8141. cJ. Sarauc, 842-2627. Ideal Rug Get publishers' list. Reason- ment. Unfurnished, 5 rooms Irwin Stahl was a Wednesday nesday afternoon. Driveways, FOR RENT - 50 acres of pas- up and deliver. Cull 897-T.7B! L and Furniture Kleeners. *51-8 and bath. Call after 5 p. m., pkg. thank you notes or nap- ft COOK Remember the Bar-B-que Sat- evening caller at the Ira Sar- Mr. and Mrs. Leon Anderson ELECTRICAL c47tf LIVESTOCK TRUCKING—Car- able. Write to Carl O. Bergn- kins and etiquette book with 1125 W. Main St urday night at the Alto Church ture with running water an er. P. O. Box 14, Belmont. TW 7-7610. c3 GET THAT 54HEADOF H0LSTEIN DAIRYCATTLE geant home. were Fridav afternoon guests at WIRING—FIXTURES Sidewalks, etc. basement bim for 20 head of son City auction, Tuesday. St GRADUATION - Name cards, wedding order. Llndy Press. TB AND BANGS TESTED-NEARLY ALL VACCINATED LoweU, Michigan 49331 put on by the young people. Al- Mr. am' Mrs. Richard Craig the Roger Pitsch home. The lat- TANK FULL? - Call Fuller Johns auction, Wednesday. commencements, fast service, Michigan. p3 ROOMS — For rent, for lad- 1127 East Fulton. Grand Rap- so baked goods sale. REPAIRS yearlings. Duras Olin. Phone Septic Tank Geaning. Licen- PUBLICATION ORDER & family are making a marked ter family spent Sunday after- TW 7-7490. c-3 Lake Odessa auction, Thurs- Llndv Press, 1127 East Fulton. les. TW 7-7953. p3 ids. GL 9-8813. c38tf GOOD No. 1 2-yr.-old Heifer, springing No. 17 5-yr.-old, pasture bred Mr. and Mrs. Dale Shade and improvement on their home. noon with Grandpa and Grand- WORK GUARANTEED sed and bonded. Day or night day. Call collect, Al Helms, 459-6611 dltf No. 2 4-yr. old, bred .i«n. 16 HEARING ON ACCOUNT girls called on Mr. and Mrs. 6. L APPLIANCES emergency service. Member REAL ESTATE No. 18 2-yr. old Heifer, springing File No. 114,948 They are enclosing a fine large ma. FOR FREE — Two cute, fat Palo, 637-4798. c29tf WEDDING — Invitations; One No. 3 2-yr. old Heifer, springing No. 19 8-yr.-oid, pasture bred Clare Winegar of Big Pine Is- of Ada Businessmen's Associ- ELECTROLUX - Sweeper, full WANTED State of Michigan. The Pro- porch. Mrs. George Howard who was little kittens. Six weeks old. CASCADE — 2 large corner ad- day service. Free Wedding USED CAR No. 4 8-yr.-old. open No. 11 l-yr.-old Hetfer, sprtagtag land Lake Sunday afternoon. Plans are well underway for a luncheon guest of friends In PHONE: Come to 1011 N. Hudson. Low- ation. Call 676-5988. c22tf USED — Televisions. Recondi- size model, large size mo- napkins with Invitations. J. No. 7 4-yr.-old, open bate Court for the County of Mr. and Mrs Melvin McDi- joining lots, southeast comer No. 22 8-yr.-old, bred 2-27-67 Kent the Annual Mother & Daughter Grand Rapids Wednesday aft- Rickert Electric 866-4081 or 676-1025 ell. Don MacNaughton. p-3 tioned and guaranteed. $29.95 tor. Complete with all tools, WANTED — To buy qualified C. Keena Printing. Phone No. 8 2-vr.-old Heifer, springing No. 23 4-yr.-old, doe soon armid of Dutton and Mr. and TOP-YIELDING—Pioneer Com and a one year guarantee. of Cascade Road and Thorn- BUY AT Estate of Susie Green, Banquet at the Hope Church of ernoon. remained over night & t06 Sooth HudfioD up. Williams' Radio-TV-Mari- crest Gas. Forest Hills school land contracts. Call or see CH 3-1838. 635 Thomas. SE, No. 9 7-yr.-old, bred 3-38-87 No. 24 2-yr.-oid Hetfer, springing Mrs. Charies Young were call- WEDDING — Tnvitations and and Sorghums for grain and na. 126 N. Hudson Street, Lo- Make final three payments of Deceased the Brethren of Wednesday eve- spent Thursday with her aunt 5'itf forage, and alfalfas to fit all district. $3,500 for both, or Peter Speerstra, TW 7-9259 or Grand Rapids. 49503. c41tf No. II 2-yr.-old Heifer, springing No. 25 S-yr.-oW, fresh ers of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mc- ning. May 3. Miss Mayme Eardly. Pboor TW l-MOS LoweU announcements. A complete well. c24tf $8.08 monthly. Call for free David F. Coons, Lowell Sav- IT IS ORDERED that on Diarmid Wednesdav evening. line—printing, raised printing your needs—order from me will take offers. For rent—15 No. 11 2-yr.-old. fresh No. 27 8-yr. old, bred 5-8-88 May 17, 1987, home trial. Will deliver. 459- ings and Loan Association, No. 12 l-yr.-oM, bred 7-19-86 Mr and Mrs. Charles Colby or engraving. Dozens to now for the widest choice of 3501. Electro Hygiene. c3 acres crop share, Morse Lake No. 28 J-yr.-old, fresh at 9:30 A. M. In the Probate varieties. John Van Driel. 866- Road. 949-1243. c2-3 217 West Main Street, Lowell, No. 13 5-yr.-old, bred 3-1-87 No. 29 S-yr.-old, open and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Colby choose from. Lowell Ledger. Phone TW 7-8321. c35tf Gravel... DYKHOUSE Courtroom, Grand Rapids, Mich- were Saturday night dinner Phone 897-9261. Lowell. c29lf 4266. p2-7 SHAMPOO — Your own No. 14 S-yr.-okL bred 8-11-88 No. 3t 5-vr. old. bred 1-28-87 igan. a hearing be held on the Geans and brightens 11 SLAYTON LAKE - 3 bedroom —Cement Gravel No. 15 3-yr.-old, open No. 31 S-yr.-old, fresh guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter GARAGE"SALE - Saturday. 9 BULLDOZING home with frontage on chan- WANTED — Male, tool maker. petition of Robert Louis Stew- Wieland. new. Electric Shampooer Ma- Apply Newell Manufacturing —Bank Road Grav«| & BUYS No. 18 7-yr.-old. fresli to 5 p. m. Miscellaneous items nel and also acreage. Also, ard. Administrator C.T.A., for WE WELCOME YOUR JOB chine rental only $1 per day. Company, Lowell. c4tf or Pressed allowance of his Final Account. Going some furniture, men's and wo- -BIG OR SMALL! lots for sale with frontage on -Bloc. Sand Nine vacclnatcd Holstein Heifers, ten to 15 months old, open. Five 1 quart Rug-Mate Cleaner & 6915CascifeRd. 949-1620 vaccinated Heifers, four to six months old. Hetfer Calf, three Publication and service shall men's clothing. 868-5671, 5539 Spot Remover cleans average lake. Terms available. Phone WILL PAY CASH - For a —Stones for Drain Fields Whitneyvllle Road. c3 SAVE MONEY Grattan OX 1-8419. c2-7 Steers, ten to 12 months old; nine Steers, 2 to 6 months old. be made as provided by statute GEER H. SMITH somewhere? 9 x 12 rug. Call Plywood Mar- land contract on a farm or -Fill Sand, Top SoO Ionia, Michigan AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: These are large cattle carrying lots and Court rule. 1961 CORVAIR - 4 door, all —Lowest Rates Around ket. 3128-28th St, SE. Grand FOR SALE — 1 lot on Lincoln acreage. 678-1079. c52-3 Date: April 13, 1987 PUBLICATION ORDER Spring Farm Supplies! CALL of flesh, with years of artificial breeding back of them. white, automatic, excellent —No Moving Charges Rapids. 245-2151. c32tf Lake Road. Celery worms on A. DALE STOPPELS, File No. 114,713 TRY THE ATTRACTIVE POSITION-For TW 7-7711 or TW 7 m4 condition. $385 or best offer. —No Special Charge? order for trout fishing. S. Bib- wide-awake male or female, 3W-gal. Daily-Kool Bulk Tank, magnetic DeLaval Pup ?»nd twi) Judge of Probate State of Michigan, the Pro- 2560 Kraft. SE. 949-3855. c3 FARMERS bier, 897-7327. c2-3 VanderVeen, Freihofer & Cook bate Court for the County of —Free Estimates no age limit. Neat appear- WEEKS-RICHARD Single Units, Stainless Steel Wash Vats, Strainers, Carrying Pails, Cow Clippers, etc. By; G.EORGE R. Cook Kent. MOVIE CAMERA - Projector For pickup service on dead or SUBURBAN HOMES - NEW. ance, good character, steady LENA LOU THRIFT CALL: 868-5896 work, no lay-offs. Write Box GRAVEL Attorney for Estate Estate of Mary Tucker, and stand, screen, tripod, and disabled farm animals—call LARGEST FHA lots. AU plas- c21tf 996 bales Alfalfa Hay, 988 bales Wheat Straw. A true copy. Deceased. light bar. real bargains. 2525 C & W Tallow Co.. Cedar tered hardwood trim through- 128, Lowell, Michigan for ap- presents pointment. c52-3 ROLAND R. ROBEY IT IS ORDERED that on SHOP Patterson, SE. 949-2656, c-3 Springs. Grand Rapids 245- out. FHA financing available. PLEASE BE ON TIME-No small articles or Miscellaneous Register of Probate c2-4 May 24. 1987. Anderson 1333. $5 service charge, 41tf Best construction value In FOR YOUR at 9:30 A. M. in the Probate FOR GOOD BUYS OVERSTUFED - Chair, din- this area. See these homes ing room furniture, double BULLDOZING SERVICE DANCING PLEASURE TERMS—Cash, or financing available on groonds through National VANDER VEEN. FREIHOFER Courtroom, Grand Rapids. Mich- while under construction. Half ft COOK igan, a hearing be held on the MEN'S—WOMEN'S bed with spring and mattress. Ada (Cannonsburg,) Mich. TRUSSES - Trained fitter, sur- Bank of Detroit, Plymouth Branch. Not responsible for accidents. gical appliances, etc. At Koss mile north of Lowell on Ver- BAIT & TACKLE lll-G Waters Building petition of Charles I. Colby, ad- CHILDREN'S CLOTHING Misc. items. Electric dryer- gennes Street. William Schre- stove. 2525 Patterson, SE. c3 Rexall Drugs, Saranac, Mich- Insurance Woman THE BEST FOR LESS Grand Rapids, Michigan ministrator for allowance of his c52tf ur, contractor and builder. final account and for the as- Cascade igan. c39tf 20% Off List Price PUBLICATION ORDER SEED OATS Rodney's7~re- FOR SALE - House traUer, Phone 897-9189. c8tl General Insurance agency In ill Drake WALTER WINGEIER, Prop. File No. 115,413 signment of residue. 2795 Orange Street cleaned and treated, ready to 8 ft, has gas heater and gas need of all-around insurance WHY PAY MORE? SUite of Michigan, the Pro- Publication and service shall sow. Germination 95 percent, office girl. Full time. Cas- And The Hi Lites bate Court for the County of be made as provided by statute Tues. thru Sat, 10 to 5 plate, counter sink. Wired for Auctioneer: BILL HART Floyd lehrl. Clert weight 38 pounds. VO 6-8196. electric or gas light new R. J. TIMMER REALTY cade area. GOLDS Hastings, Phone 945-5943 Kent. and Court rule. c3-4 tires, sleeps two. Good con- FRIDAY AND Estate of Peter Rage. Date: April 17, 1987. Seed Beans... Cwt. Ton Clip and Save ADA (NEAR) — 22 acres land, LIVE BAIT & TACKLE Fertilizer... dltlon. $300. 878-1875. c52tf 949-0490 North Hodson, LoweU SATURDAY Deceased. A. DALE STOPPELS. borders on Bailey Lake. IT IS ORDERED that on Judge of Probate Calif. Cert. Dark Red Kidney $17.90 15— 0—15 $78.00 PIANO TUNING — And repair DOG BOARDING AND CASCADE — Commercial lot In OPEN EVENINGS TIL I 9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Geer H. Smith c3-4 July 12. 1987. Idaho Green Tag Darlc Red Kidney $16.90 12—f2—12 $78.50 service. Registered era ft man EXERCISING - village with small home. Phone TW 7-1918 at 9:30 A. M. In the Probate Attorney for Estate member of Piano Technicians COLDWATER RIVER - Cale- INSURANCE — Adjuster wants Courtroom, Grand Rapids, Mich- Ionia. Michigan Calif. Cert. Light Red Kidney $15.95 10— 6— 4 $67.20 By reservation, pickup and work. Lock Box 141, Mulr, Guild. Call GL 2-6690 or 241- donia School. 3 bedroom Ran- Lid ROGER REAMES igan, a hearing be held at which A true copy. 6—54—12- $84.15 3760. c48tf delivery service. cher with about acre lot on Michigan. p-3-5 all creditors of said deceased ROLAND R. ROBEY. Michigan Cranberry $19.50 river. Attached garage, two And His Orchestra 5—20—20 $82.71 Indoor and outdoor facilities, WANTED - Nurse's-ald type are required to prove their Register of Probate c3-5 California Certified Pinks $16.00 REDUCE — Safe, simple and baths. $19,500. SUNDAY claims. Creditors must file 5—10—30 $80.75 fast with GoBese tablets. On- feeding and sanitation ijieet lady for occasional help with professional requirements.' EASTMONT — 2 bedroom bun- 8 p. m. to 12 midnight sworn claims with the court and Michigan Yelloweye $14.50 4—16—16 $70.25 ly 98c. Ada Drugstore, Ada. galow on large lot. 120 x 360. elderly gentleman. Transpor- tation necessary. Call 676-5601. serve a copy on John Worst. VANDER VEEN. FREIHOFER Certified Sanilac $ 8.95 0—32—16 $88.20 ImkyMy cm Make your dog's home away $8,900. Well Drilling c32tf Administrator, of 2655 Albert, from home with one of the LOWELL — Older 3 bedroom c3 & COOK Certified Gratiot $ 8.95 0—25—25 $85.80 TWO — Registered quarter- PUMP REPAIR S. E., Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1125 W. Main St Nation's leading Field Dog home near Main Street. Could STORM DAMAGE REPAIR - prior to hearing. horse fillies, excellent blood Trainers. Lowell. Michigan 49331 Certified Seaway $ 8.95 16— 8— 8 $82.90 lines. Good show stock. 949- be 2 family. One floor. $7,500. Kitchen and room remodel- Fast Service. Free Es lima les . ... Publication and service shall LINCOLN LAKE ROAD - 13 0—10—30 $70.10 For Two Wonderful Years 3399. 6350 Cascade Road. c3-8 Timberline ing, work wanted. Call Mel Folly Insured be made as provided by statute PUBLICATION ORDER Trea+ing—$1 extra acre scenic building site. Cooke. 676-9239. c3-4 and Court rule. HEARING ON CLAIMS 0—20— 0 $48.50 FIRE INSURANCE - For your Training Kennels Hilly, wooded. Terms. Date: April 20. 1987. File No. 115,382 6—24—24 $96.00 WANTED — Horse drawn weed- We are celebrating our 2nd Anniversary home, cottage or business. It Pratt Lake Ave., S. E., WANTED — Have buyer for 3 JOHN P. STEKETEE, State of Michigan. The Pro- pays to call us. Peter Speers- bedroom home on lot or er. girl's bicycle. Call 897- E. D. Richard Dodge Cars Ammonia Nitrate $82.67 Lowell, Michigan Judge of Probate bate Court for the County of Seeds... this monih end certainly want to thank tra Agency. TW 7-9259. c-3 acreage in Forest Hills School 7839. p3-4 CALL: TW 7-8104 Donald F. Oosterhouse Kent Above Fertilizer Prices Are PHONE 897-9794 area. All Teweies Legumes are Pre-lnoculated all our many friends and customers for WANTED TO RENT - Or with C9-12 Attorney for Administrator Estate of Ernest Althaus, Subject to Cash Discount FOR SALE — Magnavox TV, 111-G Waters Building their confidence in us during our first 21 in. $20. Baby buggy, $5. cltf R. J. TIMMER REALTY option to buy. two or three Deceased bedroom house in vicinity of Grand Rapids, Michigan IT IS ORDERED that on Dura-Stan Alfaifa bu. $43.80 Milorganite 50 lbs. 2.25 two years. We will continue to work Girls roller skates, size 5%, Ada. Michigan; office phone A true copy. $15. TW 7-8168. c-3 RASPBERRY—Plants. State in- 676-3901; residence. 949-0139; Lowell or Cascade. Phone July 8. 1987, Multi-Strain Alfalfa bu. $37.80 Lime Spread ton 6.80 hard to deserve this in the future. spected. Clare E. Carey, 10365 Saranac. 642-3199. p3-4 ROLAND R. ROBEY. at 9:30 A. M. in the Probate or salesmen. Mr. John Fahr- Register of Probate c3-5 Socheville Alfalfa 36th Street. Phone 897-7991. nl. 897-9334, Mr. DeVlne, 676- Courtroom, Grand Rapids. Mich- bu. $46.80 Come and see us during our 2nd Anni- SANITARY c3 WANTED — Part time office igan, a hearing be held at BULK FERTILIZERS WILL BE AVAIL- 9124, or Mrs. Wamer, 897- help. Typing and some book- Alfa-Nure Alfalfa bu. $39.00 versary celebration. We like to see you! SEPTIC TANK SERVICE 7315. c-i which all creditors of said de- ABLE AT IONIA AND CLARKS- FOR SALE — Thor Gladiron keeping. Good job for mature HELP WANTED YOU CAN ceased are required to prove Teweies Cert. Vernal Alfalfa bu. $38.10 Mangle, with standard and lady. 5225 52nd Street. SE. their claims. Creditors must VILLE — CHECK WITH US ON 3090 COLCHESTER DR. Dodge Teweies Cert. Ranger Alfalfa bu. table, portable. Kitchen serv- 898-8101. c3 WASH $35.70 ADA. MICHIGAN FOR SALE - Near Forest Hills MALE OR FEMALE file sworn claims with the court THESE PRICES. ing cart with matching step and serve a copy on Michigan Teweies Clovamore bu. $36.00 Qeanlng-Repairing rhair. $15. OX 1-8200, 11815 High School, 583 Alto Dale, BABYSITTER - Wanted. Three YOU CAN SE. Early American, New National Bank. 77 Monroe N.W., Anniversary Special Top Quality Installation Five Mile Road. p3 pre school children. Own trans, Grand Rapids, Michigan. Teweies Mammoth Clover bu. $22.20 Fence... TRENCHING SERVICE England L-shaped farmhouse .rtation. 6:30 to 5:30. TW 7- SINGER — Bullt-ln zig-zag sew- 8 months old. 3 bedrooms, IH Publication and service shall Teweies Sweet Clover bu. $13.10 USED CARS Licensed—Bonded—Insured c3 10—47— 6 20 rod $36.10 ing machine. Deluxe model, baths, Living room. Kitchen BOOKKEEPER be made as provided by statute YOU CAN Teweies Ladino Clover lb. .90 10—47— 9 20 rod Ada Office: Wyoming Off.; does everything, designs, but- family room with beamed and Court rule. $36.60 tonholes, blind hems, mono- ceilings. Eating Bay, raised Date; April 11. 1967 Teweies Alsike bu. $21.00 10—47—12 20 rod $27.00 1965 Barracuda 2-dr. Hardtop 949-2770 grams. etc. No attachments hearth. Lower level has com- Experienced, familiar with general ledger, A. DALE STOPPELS Michigan Red Clover bu. $21.25 243-0266 Employment Judge of Probate 9—39—12 20 rod $24.00 1965 Dodge 440 2-dr. HT, sharp c29tf needed. Cost over $300 new. plete walk-out basement side payrolls, accounts receivable and general Dutch White Clover lb. .60 8—32— 6 20 rod $27.70 Will sacrifice for only $63.36 and back. All paneled with Dodge Truths VanderVeen, Freihofer & Cook 1965 Plym. Belvedere 4-dr., "8", auto. FIBERGLAS RESIN-"A life- or $6.33 per month. We carry room for office, apartment or Opportunities office proceedings for company located in Bv: George R. Cook Brome Grass 50 lb. $20.00 9—39— 6 20 rod $31.80 1965 Cnrysler Newport 2-dr. HT, time coating for your boat," in Lowell. Good starting salary and fringe Attorney for Estate Brome Grass lb. .41 our own accounts. Will take 3 more bedrooms, full bath, ALL AT A true copy. 4' Poultry Fence 10 rod $13.00 low mileage $5.95 a gallon. Pettlt Epoxy tnde. Call today. 459-3501, El- recreation room with fire at benefits. No Saturday work. Handwritten ONE TIME ROLAND R. ROBEY, Timage bu. $22.90 5' Poultry Fence 10 rod $14.55 1965 Plymouth Fury I 4-dr. boat paint. $3.95 a quart. Wil- ectro Hygiene, c3 lace, utility room. Hot water liams' Radlo-TV-Marlna, 126 eat. Sets on approximately replies to Box I28S, Lowell Ledger. Register of Probate c2-4 Timothy—Teweies bu. $10.10 6' Poultry Fence 10 rod $17.40 POWER"RAKE - Clean "up E Root-Lowell AND 1964 Valiant V-100 Station Wagon N. Hudson, Lowell, TW 7-9340. 1 acre. Moving out of state. AT DEALINI -TRADING •SERVICING Kentucicy Blue Grass, 98% pure lb. .65 4 Pt. Heavy Barb 80 rod $10.60 1964 Chevrolet II 4-dr., automatic c41tf your lawn the easy way with $26,000 bracket. 678-1620. cl-4 ONE LOCATION a power rake. Rent one today Red Top lb. .70 4 Pt. Medium Barb 80 rod $ 8.90 1964 Chrysler 300 4-dr. HT, real sharp WALTER'S LUMBER MART- VANDER VEEN, FREIHOFER from K & W Small Motors, sTAYTON LAKE - 3 bedroom AND ALL & COOK Perennial Rye Grass lb. .30 4 Pt. Light Barb 80 rod $ 7.60 1963 Ford Galaxie 2-dr. Open dally, Including Satur- 2361 West Main Street, Lowell. home with frontage on chan- Chewing Fescue lb. .55 days until 6 p. m. Friday 897-9537. c3-7 THEY'RE ALL WIZARDS 1125 W. Main St 12 Ft. Steel Gates each $23.30 1963 Pontiac Convertible nel and also acreage. Also Full & Part Time EXPERT CAR REPAIR H-ILHW.W-1 Lowell, Michigan 49331 nights until 9 p. m. Every- acreago for sale with 100' to Speed Queen Coin Reed Canary Grass lb. .90 14 Ft. Steel Gates each $27.20 1963 Dodge 440 4-dr. Sedan DE SOTO — Good condition, NOW'S THE TIME TO GET THAT AUTO thing for the home!. 925 West 200' frontage on lake. Terms The Dodge Boys at Operated Dry Cleaning PUBLICATION ORDER Rape Seed lb. .25 16 Ft. Steel Gates each $30.15 Main Street, Lowell. Phone first $150 takes it. Sib Moore. TUNED UP! 1963 Olds 88 2-dr. Hardtop available. Phone Grattan OX just couldn't be more HEARING ON CLAIMS Sughage lb. .22 10 Lb. Roll Smooth Wire $ 1.75 897-9291. c22tf 313 E. Main St., Lowell, p-3 1-8419. ^7 Openings For File No. 115.475 1963 Pontiac 9-Pass. Station Wagon 14 years' mechanics service JACKSON MOTOR SALES convenient. Free parking, Sorghum lb. .25 AUCTIONEER - And liquida- GARAGE SALE - April 27, hot water, soft water, State of Michigan. The Pro- 1961 Chrysler 4-dr. Sedan ADA — 2 acre building site on bate Court for the County of tor. Col. Al Jansma. Your from 9 to 4. clothing and mis- Buttrick Avenue. Thomapple Warehouse Men IF YOUR CAR WONT START CALL US Over 58 New Dodges in all models... Monacos, Polaras, clean, pleasant surround- Cedar Posts... I960 Chrysler 4-dr. Sedan auctioneer, any type of auc- cellaneous. Proceeds for Ada Chargers, Coronets, Darts, Pickubs, Compact Vans and Kent River area. Gas available. 676-2092 ings and as many Estate of Dan A. Wingeier, tion, anywhere! Free service Christian School Mother's Club 676-1883. c3-4 Shipping Dept. Sportsmans on hand for Immediate Delivery and all Baler Twine... 4"x7' each .80 2800 Thomapple River Drive. machines as you need. Deceased ,, to charitable organizations. I available at... All of them simple to use, 5 x7' each .95 also buy estate property. Ph. c3 HOUSE FOR SALE - Sibley IT IS ORDERED that on Valloy Brand bale $ 7.15 Material Handlers all completely coin S'xB' each $ 1.10 SEVERAL GOOD "AS IS" USED CARS 534-9548. c41tf Street, Lowell. 3 bedroom, ADA CITGO July 6, 1967, Tip Top Brand bale $ 8.50 full basement. Aluminum sid- Open: Monday thru Satorday, 7:M a. m. to 8:31 p. m. operated. It couldn't be at 9:30 A. M. in the Probate 1961 Dodge Station Wagon 1964 Dodge 330 4-dr. ing, combination storm and easier . . . and it's funl Courtroom. Grand Rspids. Mich- S-ROOM OUTFIT CORNER THORN APPLE RIVER DRIVE AND ADA DRIVE Special Spring Prices I igan. a hearing be held at All Twine Prices Subject to Discounts: Steel Posts... 1959 Dodge 4-dr. I960 Plymouth 2-dr. TIP TOP screens. Carpeted living room APPLY AT THE Merle Onan 1962 Hamb. Am. Sta. Wgn. 1958 Chevrolet 4-dr. with beams and bay window. which all creditors of said de- 10 bales or More 25c bale discount SVi ft. Steel Posts ea. $ 1.05 DINETTE— TANK & GRAVEL CO. GENERAL OFFICE Special! ceased are required to prove 2 years old, reasonable terms. Cash at time of sale 25c bale discount 7 ft. Steel Posts ea. $ 1.15 Formica top, and upholstered Open Thursday through Sun- See Hie...DODGE BOYS their claims. Creditors must chairs. M-21—Ada, Mich. Mr. John Troy file sworn claims with the court day, 2 to 6 p. m. Call 897- and Dry Clean There is nothing left to chance when you buy a BEDROOM SUTTE- 8227. c3-4 and serve a copy on Doris Win- 8-drawer double dresser, mir- ROAD AND DRIVEWAY GASOLINE... at $2 toad geier, 119 Alten N.E., Grand WE ALSO HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF FARM CHEMICALS TOP QUALITY USED CAR ror, 4-drawer chest, bookcase BUILDING HASTINGS LIVESTOCK BUY WITH CONFIDENCE Rapids, Michigan, prior to hear- ing. FOR WEED CONTROL. ORCHARD AND FIELD CROPS bed, Innerspring mattress, and SEPTIC TANK BUILDING April 21, 19f7 ROOT-LOWELL From Your at matching box springs. Feeder Pigs $11.00-$16.25 NO STAMP Prices! Publication and service shall be made as provided by statute LIVING ROOM SUITE— Road Gravel Top Calves $30.00 $37.50 J. P. Burroughs & Son. Inc. Nylon upholstered sofa and Common & Culls $20.00-$30.00 MANUFACTURING EIGHT BLENDS OF GAS—One to fit your car's DODGE "QUALITY" DEALER and Court rule. Bank Run and Processed Wash King Date: April 13, 1967 chair, two walnut end tables, Young Beef -..$19.00 $22.80 needs! (One of Seven 8-Time Winners in the U. S. A.) and cofiee table. Two match- Screened Cement Gravel Beef Cows $14.50 $19.00 COIN OPERATED A. DALE STOPPELS McQueen Motor Co. ing lamps. Crushed Stone Bulls $17.50-$21,90 CO. • BATTERIES • LUBRICATING Judge of Probate Black Dirt-Fill Sand Top Hogs $18 00-J19.00 LAUNDRY VanderVeen, Freihofer & Cook INCORPORATED • TIRES • OIL CHANGES ALL 3 ROOMS Second Grade $17.00-$18.00 Lowell. Mich.—897-9212 By: George R. Cook $279 or $10 month JACKSON MOTOR SALES 1188 WEST MAIN ST.. LOWELL Attorney for Estate C. H. Rundman Company 222 West Moin St.. Lowell Ph. 897-9225 Roughs _-$14.00-$15.50 •The Home of Dependable Used Cars" A true copy. SCRIPP'S FINE FURNITURE JACK MATHEWS Boars $13 00-$15.00 An Equal Opportunity 82 Machines to Serve You Lowell- -lonio—Freeport CloricsviUe Feeder Cattle $21.00 $28.00 iployer 930 W. Main St.. Lowell Ph. TW 7-9281 4 Large 24-lb. Wash Extractors ROLAND R. ROBEY AUTHORIZED PLYMOUTH DEALER ^CHRYSLER 947 Wealthy, SE, Grand Rapids JIM'S SUNOCO SERVICE Lambs $18.00.$22.50 Register of Probate c2-4 yjSf MOTORS CORPORAnOH Phone 458-5381 897-8342 Jim Vincent, Proprietor M-21, ADA Phone: 178-1118 Consign your feeder cattle c52tf c24tf Very Good Demand.

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Tim LOWELL LEDGER, APR. 27. IJC7 Baseball learn CARD OF THANKS to: Reverend Davis. Bill Now- drops 2, wins 1 The kindness and sympathy ak. Gordon Sharp. The Boy coming You've Got To Be A Christian of neighbors and friends in mir Senilis, Bob Perry and all nur In last week's action, the Red recent sorrow will always re- friends and neighbors who Arrow vanity buomll team main with us a precious" mem- showered us with food, flowers, lost two contests and won one. To Live A Christian Life ory. Our sincere thanks and and cards. This brings their season's rec- Mr. A Mrs. Frank Hall events gratitude, for all those com- ord to two wins, three losses, forting acts. Special thanks go and family c-3 and one tie. I get the impression of late that there Is a great deal of preaching and teaching Lowell v. Comstock Saturday. April 29, A Penny about the Christian life. Christian attitude;, and Christian virtues, and this to people The Panthers of Comstock Carnival at the R.L.D.S. Alaska who don't even know what It means to be a Christian. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Park defeated the Red Arrows Church from 8 to 9 p. m. •«iain jM Oivtion — Lowell. Mich 2 to 1 on one hit. The damaging Games, booths for children, a To belong to a church doesn't make one a Christian. To recite a creed doesn't REV. ROBERT HERRER. PASTOR blow came in the sixth Inning. bake sale, home-made Ice make one a Christian. To even be baptisel and to receive communion doesn't make Lowell was trying to protect a cream. Bring the family. one a Christian. To be educated about the Christian faith doesn't make one a Chris- Services at 8:45 and II:(M) A. M. 1 to nothing lend. The first bat- Thurch School at S:45. Classes for All Ages Over Two ter walked—exit Steve Collins, West Central Michigan His- tian. starting pitcher—enter Rick torical Society Annual Election A Christian Ls one who has come to s?e himself as a sinner; has come to see meeting. Tuesday. May 2. 8 p. Sermon: "WHO'S IN CHARGE HERE?" Tavlor. Jesus Christ as his own personal Savior and has received Him as such; and then has The second batter walks, the m.. Runclman Elementary Bu- purposed In his heart that by the grace of God he will live a life in which Jesus Nursery During The 11:01 A. M. Service next two strike out. Holland of ilding. Lowell. Public Invited. Comstock Park then raps a Christ is his Lord and Master, and this because Jesus Christ has saved him. The WSCS of LoweU Metho- double to score both runners You can dress up a corpse in his coffin, but he is stiU a corpse. You can try Miss Schipper's with the tying and winning dist Church will hold their wedding plans runs. Lowell collected 4 hits, Thrift Sale In the Church base- to dress up an unconverted sinner with Christian virtues and Christian attitudes, but Congregational Church two by Bill Jones and one each ment on Thursday. April 27; if his heart Ls unconverted you wiU stiU S3e a dismal failure. Friday, April 28th, and Satur- UNITfcD CHURCH OF CHRIST Gracia Schipper. daughter from Chuck Grudzinskas and Jesus put it plainly when He said "Thit which is bom of the flesh Is flesh; and V-.»JPSON AND SPRING STREETS. LOWELL. MICHIdAN of Mr. and Mrs. John Schip- Mike Olson. day, April 29th. Please bring your articles to church base- that which is bom of the Spirit is spirit. Marvel not that I said unto thee, ye must Rev. Charles C. Davis. Mlnlstrr per, 7540 Fase Street. Ada. and Edward Tichelaar. Jr., Lowell vs. Cedar ment on Wednesday p.m. pre- be bom anew", or "from above." John 3:6, 7. —Pastor Henry Bulkema cceding the sale. Sermon: "Not As the Good or Bad. But As the Forgiven" son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis I/Owell bombed Cedar Springs I Timothy l:IM7 Tichelaar of Saranac, are 8 to 3 on six hits and numerous Lowell Chapter 1388 Women planning a June wedding. errors by the Red Hawks. Rick Worship Service and Church School at 18:00 A. M. of the Moose wiU hold their Miss Schipper Is a senior Taylor gave up four hits to be- chapter night meeting on Mon- Nursery Provided at Forest Hills High School come the winning pitcher. Dean Calvary Christian Reformed Church day May 1st at 8 p.m. at the and Mr. Tichelaar graduated Richards and Bill Jones went club rooms. Also enrollment of from Saranac High School 1 for' 2 at the plate. "Dehny ON WEST MAIN STREET LOWELL. MICH. new candidates. and is attending Ferris State Videan banged a single 1| three College. SERVICES—10:00 A. M.—7:00 P. M. Sunday School—11:10 A. M. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Jackson trips. , • The Lowell Methodist WSCS Sunday School 10 a. m. Worship II a. m. and 7 p. m. Lowell vs. Caledonia will meet Thursday. April 27, Tennis team at 8 p.m. in the church lounge. Youth Fellowship—<:00 P. M. Last Friday saw Lowell losing Lester DeKoster is to be the Everyone Welcome Wednesday Family Prayer Fellowship 7 p. m. now 3-1 to Caledonia 4 to 0. The Scotties guest speaker. M. KEITH MC IV E Ft - PASTOR collected nine hits off .three Winning two out of the last Lowell hurlers with the Red Ar- The Snow WSCS will have a "THE ROAD BACK" thre matches, the varsity tennis rows getting five. Lowell had Thrift and Baked Goods Sale Back to Jesus Christ, in the Heart, in the Home, and in team brought its overall sea- runners on base several times on Friday. April 28. 9 a. m. to His House of Worship son's record to three wins and but Caledonia comnleted three 5 p. m. at the Snow Christian ALTON BIBLE CHURCH "THE GREATEST NEED OF THE HUMAN HEART one defeat. Lowell beat Com- double plays to eliminate the Center. Plenty of homemade S-HUe and Lincoln Lake Rd. stock Park 3 to 2, lost to tough IS SALVATION" posslb'lity of a Lowell scoring bread and pies. Cedar Springs 0-5, then came Rev. Harold Foos, Interim Pastor Phone 458-2531 Is your righteousness (so-called) "home-made." Ls it a run. Ron Schmidt started for back to blank the Scotties of Lowell and took the loss. He Lila Group will meet at the 1I:M A. M. Worship 7:31 P. N. Worship ' do-it-yourself" proposition? Caledonia 5-0. gave wav to Chuck Grudzinskas Lowell Congregational Church Sunday School 11:M A. M. to Ncai For Traniportatlon or Spiritual Counsel. Call TW 7-7915 Lowell vs. Comstock in the sixth inning and to Jim lounge May 2nd. 1:30 p. m. "The gift of God is eternal llfe"-Rom. 6:23 1st Singles. Rob Walters- Meeusen In the seventh. Won 6-4. 6-2. At the plate. Grudzinskas Women's Relief Corps, No. 49, Independent Findamental 2nd Singles. Curt Fonger— went 2 for 3. Schmidt. 1 for 2, will hold a potluck supper May Just arrived Church Of The Nazarene Lost. 0 6. 0 6. Mike Olson. 1 for 3 and Terry 3 at the legion Hall at 6:30 20l North Washington l/iwell, Michigan 3rd Singles, Rog MacNaugh- Smith. 1 for 3 to lead Lowell's p. m. Meeting to foUow. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Rog- THE RE\. RUSSELL E. SPRAY ton—Lost 7-9. 2-6. attack. Dean Richards Aiade 3 er L. Kropf nf I^oweU. a son. 1st Doubles, Schneider and fielding 'gems' at second base St. Mary's Altar Society will Steven Jon. at Butterworth Hos- West Lowell United Brethren Church SUNDAY SCHOOL 10:00 A. B. Roudabush—Won 6-1, 7-5. to rob Caledonia batters of hits. be holding their regular meeting pital In Grand Rapids on April West Grand River Drive, Lowell MORNING WORSHIP 11:01 A.M. 2nd Doubles. Hagen & Hoag— at the school at 8 p. m. on 16. Steven weighed six pounds, REV. MAX OVENSHIRE, Pastor Won 6-4, 6-4. Batting Averages' 12 ounces. YOUNG PEOPLE AND JUNIORS 1:45 P. M. Monday. May 1st. SUNDAY SCHOOL—10:30 A. M. EVENING WORSHIP 7:30 P. M. Lowell vs. Cedar Below Is a list of the batting Mr. & Mrs. James Francis of Snnday School Supt. Mary Rash Regular meeting of the Island PRAYER AND PRAISE WEDNESDAY — 7:31 P. M. averages thus far through six Pratt Lake Road are the proud City Rebekah I-edge will be held MORNING WORSHIP—11:31 A. M. Supervised Nursery During All Services Walters-Lost 2-5. 0-6. games. parents of a son, Joseph Ger- Tuesday evening, May 2, at 8 PRAYER SERVICE THURSDAY-7:» P. M. For die wages of sin Is death; but the ?lft of God is eternal Fonger—Lost 1-6. 3-6. C. Gmdrinskas .476 ard. bom April 22 at Butter- p. m. Class Leader, Sable Baker life through Jesos Christ our Lord. Romans S:23. MacNaughton—Lost 0-6. 0-6. M. Olson .263 worth Hospital. The baby weigh- Schneider and Roudabush— COME AND WORSHIP WITH US T. Smith .250 Chamber of Commerce meet- ed 7 pounds. 13^ ounces. The Come and Worship With Us Lost 0-6, 0-6. D. Videan .231 local area grandparents are Hagen and Hoag—Lost 4-6, 2- ing. May 4th. at 7:30 p. m. in S. Collins .211 the LoweU YMCA. Mr. and Mrs. C. Byron Potter. 6. R. Schmidt .200 Lowell vs. Caledonia D. Richards .200 Tuesday, May 2nd. the VFW GREENVILLE IONIA South Boston Bible Church B. Jones ' ^".176 Post 8303 wUl meet at the post Lowell golf "A Bible Believing Church Where a Warm Welcome Walters-Won 6-0, 6-1. J. Herblet •' '• .143 club rooms at 8 p. m. DRIVE-IN THEATRE DRIVE-IN THEATRE Awaits You" Fonger—Won 6-3, 6-3. R. Taylor ^'.143 round-up MacNaughton—Won 6-1. 6-0. J. Meeusen .133 VFW AuxUiary to post 5303 PASTOR-JOE EVERETT will meet Thursday. April 27 at Schneider and Roudabush— Friday, Saturday, Sanday, Friday, Satorday, Sunday, Morning Worship and Junior Chuirh 11:00 A. M. Won 7-5, 4-6, 6-3. Junior Varsity \u 8:13 p. m. at the post club The LoweU Golf team has April r, 21, 30 April 28, », 30 Nursery Provided Hagen and Hoag—Won 6-l|. 6- rooms. Chairmen are to bring played Forest HiUs. Middlevlile. In their first contest ol the Comstock Park, and Cedar Snaday School 11:15 A. M. 2. their notebooks for the end of season, the Junior Varsity de- the year report. Springs since losing to Forest Here Comes the Speed Ross Hunter's Young Peoples' Meeting C:45 P. M. lx)well played Sparta last feated the Panthers of Com- Evening Worship 7:45 P. M. Tuesday and meets Rockford HUls 3 to 2 on Tuesday. April Breed! "THE PAD" stock Park 6 to 5. Nell Hobbs, 11. 1967. "RED LINE 7000" Thursday Prayer Meeting 7:31 P. M. this Thursday. Results will be Gale Schmidt. Steve John.*)n Technicolor in next week's Ledger. Steve Kerr was low for Low- Technicolor and Bill Bennett each got one eU in beating Forest HUls 4 to hit while Mike Blough banged —And— 1. Steve shot a 39 which was —And— out a single and a double In thp best round by a Lowell two offlrial trips to the plate. Rock Hudson. Claudia golfer since the sport began at Edd Byrnes. Chris Noel In Blal^ Cahoon was the winning LoweU High School. Cardlnale in Total Electric Living is a clean break with the past pitcher, coming Into the game Roger Kropf was medalist "BEACH BALL" "BLINDFOLD" in relief of Bob VanDyke. with a 44 against MiddleviUe at Technicolor Technicolor Arrowhead Golf Course and the Arrows Bow to Cedar The OklHi group of the Camp team won 4V4 to H. Midnight Show—Saturday Only Midnight Show—Saturday Only The second game of the week Fire Girls met at 3:30 p. m. on "DIARY OF A saw the young Arrows losing to Thursday afternoon, April 20. Drop First Match "THE BOY Linda MiUer, the vice-presi- MADMAN" Cedar Springs 16 to 6. Four The Red Arrows lost opening CRIED MURDER" Lowell hurlers gave up 12 hits dent, opened the meeting. Mrs. Betty Coons showed the conference match 4 to 1 to and 12 walks in this 'marathon' Comstock Park. Steve Kerr was Starter—John Lyons—took the group how to make symbol meanings, and put them on our low for LoweU with a 42. The loss. total team score was 180 to 174. Craig Wittenbach. Bo^'Btew- jackets, putting three Indian symbols together. We made a difference of 6 strokes, which MOOSE CIVIC AFFAIRS ell. Gale Schmidt. Bin Bennett, shows how close the match ac- Mike Blough and Mitch Mc- them out of felt of many colors. Next meeting wiU be at Mrs. tuaUy was. Mahon hit singles to place Low- Monday eftemoon during the ell's offensive. Huffman's home on East Main Street. LoweU. Meet in front of freezing weather the team beat FAMOUS Lowel] Leads >o City HaU at '3:45 p. m. Cedar Springs 5 to 0 at Arrow- Parents wil pick up the girls head. John Elzinga was medal- Last Friday the JV's traveled at 5 p. m. ist with a 45. FISH DINNER to Caledonia to battle the Scot- Mary Jane, scribe ties. The game was declared Players Even 'no contest' because it was halt- Twan-wan-o-kl Group So far this year the first sev- ... coming Friday, May 12Hi ed during the 5th Inning due to The Twan-wan-o-ki group met en boys have been scoring very daricness. Lowell was leading 6 Proceeds to Benefits Moose Civic Affairs Programs Monday after school. Mrs. evenly. Cedar Springs scores in- to 4 at the time. dicated how close they have The Red Arrows play 2 games Coons. Nancy Coons and Janet Bleri came to teach us some been scoring. The team scored this week. The results will be accordingly; John Elzinga. 45; SEE DETAILS in next week's Ledger. Campfire .songs. Mrs. Bleri passed out some honor books Steve Kerr. 46: Tom Fonger, IN NEXT ISSUE OF LEDGER to put our honors In. Tuesday 46; Roger Kropf. 48; and Dale we are going skating. Mrs. Kropf. 49. Tom Kcewers play- Bieri furnished the treat. We ed a practice round (which had cookies. meant his score did not count) Elisa Spino, scribe and he had a 47. Ken Tapley STRAND was sick and would have been somewhere in this range too. RAVENNA THEATRE The Golf Team has a match Tuesday at Hastings, next Mon- LIVESTOCK SALES Flameless home heating-so cozy and clean L0WELL-MIC1IIUII • dy. April 30. with Sparta, and Tuesday. May 1. they play Prices for April 24. 852 head is part of the joy of Total Electric Living ONE Policy MiddleviUe again. of Livestock, 63 consignments THURS., FRI., SAT., SUN., of Poultry and Raboits APRIL 27, 28, ». 30 IN MEMORIAM # What happens when you change to modem old-fashioned fuel-fired systems. Check into ONE Premium Ved up to $43.00 cwt. flameless electric heat? the modem benefits of flameless electric home In loving memory of Pearl Beef Sfeen and HeMtn up to $24.00 cwt. You get flameless heat that's gentle, even heating. Yeiter who passed away April and truly comfortable. Heat that's as clean More than 2,500,000 families have already "The Venetian ONE Agent 24, 1965: Beef Cows up to $20.40 cwt. and quiet as electric light. Your whole home found electric heating reasonable to own aim Nothing can ever take away Beef BuHs up to $23.10 cwt. stays clean—curtains, walls, window sills ... operate. And there's a system to fit any home. 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YOU LIVE BETTER PROTECTION who were so kind to me whUe So make a clean break with the past... and ELECTRICALLY WEDNESDAY, MAY J I was in the hospital and at The sale has the largest number of buyers paying the high- •IwT ; my son's home recuperating. est market prices for your livestock. SURPRISE NIGHT Your thoughtfulness. cards and Valuable Free Gift given sway at 1:30 o'clock every Mon- AH Seats Kc calls have made me truly thank, day night. Must be present to win. You are always welcome One Show at 7:11 p. m. JOHNSON, ful. to attend the sales every Monday even though you do not c3 Mrs. Frank Marsh have anything to sell. LOWELL LIGHT & POWER We operate the Ravenna Livestock Sale on Monday, and Dae Performance CARRINGTON & the Big Rapids Sale on Wednesday. Thursday through Sanday CARD OF THANKS Bonded for your protection. al 7:45 p. m. I wish to extend my sincerest OWNED BY THE ^ PEOPLE OF LOWELL RITTENGER, Inc. SALE STARTS AT I:* P. H. Hi | thanks to my relatives, neigh- mm urn* W One Show Wednesday at 7 p. m. 835 West Main St. LoweU bors and friends for their many PHONE 817-1253 acts of kindness extended to me RAVENNA LIVESTOCK SAIES "cr..c^ during my recent Ulness. Your n/Kpn Open Dally 8:11 a. m. to 5 p. m. friendly thoughtfulness will al- George Wright RAVENNA, MICHIGAN J. Pail Hermai MONDAY AND TUESDAY Saturday 'til Noon ways be remembered. Auctioneer c3 Clair Flynn