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JTascade's Fourth Offers Variefy Talent Search Forest Hills gion carrying the colors, antique cars, fire trucks, Cascade promises visitors to its 1973 Fourth of floats, and horses and bikes. Decorate 'em good, kids! July festivities another blast this year. Over 18,000 Finals July 14 May Revise There'll be prizes!!! were attracted to the community's traditional Indepen- Saturday night, July 14, will find over 35 of Michi- dence Day celebration last year; and several new events 11:45 a.m. - Annual Baked Chicken Dinner at Cas- gan's most talented non-professional show business are set to please even greater crowds this Wednesday, cade Christian Church. The Cascade Christian Reform- Year Policy acts competing for twelve coveted spots to appear on July 4th. ed Church will have that famous food booth. the Lowell Showboat during the two weekend perform- Forest Hills' Board of Eduation has taken under ad- From the opening of booths until the American 12 Noon - Town Band Concert at the Fire Station. ances July 19-21 and 26-28. vis:ment a plan to revise the compulsory four-year high flag dims closing the fireworks display, the day will be I p.m - Canoe Race down Thornapple River "from The Talent Search has been underway since early school attendance policy. " iventful. (In case of rain, and that's also traditional, Cascade bridge to Ada bridge. June with over 75 different acts being auditioned. The The plan would requite a student to attend high events are merely delayed until the sun comes out). 2:30 p.m. Water Ball Fight between the Cascade competition wa^ narrowed to over 30 acts for the final school V/i years instead of 4 years, if the student has It's a day of clean fun, family activity, community and Ada Firemen at the Ada Soft Ball Field. audition Talent Show taking place on the Showboat completed 20 credits needed to graduate. reunion, and patriotism. Stay at home and celebrate 5 p.m. - Balloon Ascension (weather permitting) at dock-side stage. The student then could take a career-oriented job the Fourth by attending one or all of the following the golf driving range. 50^ donations may win you a Showtime is 9:30 p.m. Tickets are on sale for the for the second semester of his senior year or attend an- events: "free trip" to the moon. Talent Search Night at the Lowell Showboat box office. other institution such as junior college or business 10 a.m. - All Star Baseball Games at Thornapple 6:30 p.m. - A soft ball (slow pitch) game between Seven judges from the entertainment field will select school, according to Forest Hills Supt. Robert Masten. Lions Park; Booths open at Cascade Village. We have men from the Cascade Christian and Cascade Christian the final twelve winners. all sorts of things to offer from the Firemen's Dunkin' Reformed Churches at the driving range. Masten said the student would receive his diploma Gordon Gould, "Mr. Interlocutor" will be the em- in June with the other high school students, if the plan Tank, to bake sales, pony rides, Ferris Wheel, pop and 8 p.m. - Outdoor Organ Recital, featuring Miss cee of the show. Miss Lowell Showboat, Sue Stephen- is adopted. jopcorn stands, etc. Nancy Gaskell. son and her queen's court, Pam Fralzke and Peggy Robert McKerry, associate superintendent for busi- 10:30 a.m. -Gala Parade, featuring our home town 10 p.m. - Gigantic Fireworks Display in the Cas- Moore, along with the endmen will take part in the ness and finance of the state Department of Education, band, directed by Sy Dykhouse, v/ith the American Le- cade Gravel Pit. show. said the Forest Hills district still would receive slate aid The Talent Search acts will include a wide variety for the student, even though he wasn't attending high of solo, duet and group singers, dancers, novelty acts, school second semester. plus modern, country-western and contemporary bands. He said the head count of students, used in deter- The winners will have the opportunity of appearing mining a district's state aid. is taken the fourth Friday either the first week (July 19-21) with the Mike Curb after Labor Day, when the students would still be in Congregation or with Boots Randolph the second week- school. end (July 26-28) along with the entire chorus. Show- Masten said he doubted if the Forest Hills board boat band, interlocutor, and endmen. "will even consider" using the district's money to pay The acts competing on Talent night will come from the college tuition for such students. all over the State of Michigan. Masten predicted that if the program is approved, only a small group of students would use it. Anthony LaPenna, director of admissions at Grand Ado Township Faces Rapids Junior College said high school students, under the Forest Hills plan, would pay regular tuition and Another Zoning Lawsuit would be required to have a recommendation by the high school principal or counselor, and have at least a i T will be back to the courtroom for Ada Township 3.0 grade point average. off ;ials, once again, as the township has been served To be eligible, the senior must have a 3.0 or better wit'i a law suit over zoning, particularly over the lack grade average and a written recommendation from his of i mltiple family zoning. high school principal or counselor. .The Township recently lost a battle to a 200-capa- city mobile home development slated for Egypt \ ^lley an* Three Mile Roads. This time the Merylahd Devel- Vent Co., an arm of Ladd Building Ct>.-which owns Oliver Sentenced, Adatowne ami A^acroft Commons, is trying to over- turn last November's referendum prohibiting (he con- struction of multiple family dwellings. Gets Life Term Ladd attempted to build condominiums near the Berrien County Circuit Judge Chester Bums last end of Rix Road in Ada's Village, but petitions were Tuesday sentenced Kenneth Eugene Oliver to life in circulated by residents in Adacroft which ultimately prison for the murder last October of State Police led to the defeat at the polls. Trooper Steven DeVries. WATER BALL FIGHT-The Ada Softball field will be the scene of a water ball fight between the fire- Ken Anderson, Township Clerk, said the suit will be Burns ordered Oliver of Detroit, to a life of hard answered within the next two weeks. men of Ada and Cascade at 2:30 p.m. labor and in solitary confinement, and he recommend- ed that Oliver never be paroled or his sentence com- Fallasburg To Ring muted. J/iere's Something For Everyone In Ads Oliver was found guilty June 14 of fatally shooting Freedom Bell July 4 DeVries, a former Lowell area resident and Lowell High School graduate, after the trooper stopped Oliver's car As far back as most Ada area residents can remem- ted bike, tricycle, costume, group and float. The Fallasburg School Museum will open again this following a bank robbery in Niles. ber, the Ada Volunteer Fire Department has always year July 4th, with bells ringing for Freedom at 1 p.m. The remainder of the day's activities are: Oliver stood quietly before the judge during sentenc- promoted the celebration of the Fourth of July, with A picnic potluck dinner for the Homecoming will ing and said he had "no comment" to make. some kind of activity. Carnival booth opening at the Ada Ball Park at I begin at 12 noon on the porch of the pavillion. Bring His attorney, Johr Dewayne, pleaded with the judge This year's celebration promises to be a real blast, p.m. your own service and beverage and a dish to pass. to give Oliver a chance for rehabilitation. He called Oli- with $1,000 worth of fireworks to be sent skyward at The emphasis on the Arts & Crafts Show for several ver an "intelligent man" who could find a useful place approximately 9:30 p.m. The fireworks display was Penny Scramble at 1:30 for children in the 1-5 and years has been changed to a two-day event in October. in society. incorporated into the activities some 16 years ago. 6-8-year-old age brackets. Joy Whittemore and her committees are doing a Burns rejected the plea, telling Oliver that he "killed A giant auction sale in June netted the firemen the Two legged races at 2 p.m. fine job arranging this "Fallasburg Fall Festival." Mark a part of society" when he shot DeVries. proceeds for the show ... and with the work of busi- Water ball fights between the Ada and Cascade Fire October 13 and 14 on your calendar. It is more extra- Oliver was remanded to the Berrien County Sheriff nessmen, organizations, individuals, young and old, an- Departments at 2:30 p.m. at the Ada Ball Field. vagant and exciting than any previously held by the pending his transfer to Southern Michigan State Prison other full day of activities will be staged, including a Pig Scramble for children 12 and under at 2:30 p.m. Historical Society. at Jackson. kiddie's parade starting from the Ada Shopper's Square A $ 10 prize for each boy and girl who catches the at 12 noon. Prizes will be awarded for the best decora- greased pig. At 4:30 p.m. three suftball games will be held at the Ada Field. Sewer Hook-up Required The firemen are putting in many nights of readiness to make the celebration something that will not be for- Lowell City officials have provided an explanation gotten. City Manager Blaine Bacon pointed out the advantag- of the sewe; ordinance which was adopted by the City Be there on the Fourth, there'll be something for es to having the connection made now while the con- Council in regular meeting on May 7. The ordinance is everyone! struction on the system is in progress. The contractor one of the requirements of receiving the HUD grant installing the system brings the pipe to the property for the sewer separation and treatment plant expansion line, but does not make the individual conneclioa. County Considers Giving project. Each resident will hire a licensed plumber to install The City has had a sewer ordinance for a number of the pipe from the property line to the house. This in- years, however HUD required more stringent regulations stallation can be done much more easily when it is Townships Patrol Aid regarding individual units being hooked on to the sys- made at the time the collection system is constructed. VACATION ISSUE ... tem. Prospects look good that the County of Kent will Commenting on the reasons for the HUD require- The new ordinance requires "any structures within This is our vacation issue! Printed last week, it was provide some financial assistance to several townships, ment, Bacon stated that the City is making improve- the City in which sanitary sewage is originating... to dropped in the mail to reach you at an early date. including Ada and Cascade to assure continuation of ments in the system to protect the health of city resi- be connected to said system ... within 18 months aft- We'll be back at it again, July 9th at 8 s.m. Have a the augmented Sheriffs Patrol. dents. Even a few septic systems can make a significant ei the system is complete ... or before August I, happy holiday! Both Ada and Cascade Township officials have been difference in the effectiveness of the program. 1975." 'XEW HOME ... pondering the question of where additional funds will come from when Federal funding for the program is The Lowell Showboat ticket office has a new home withdrawn this coming November. on East Main Street, next to the Levee Restaurant, on Spokesman for several participating townships, Cal- the bridge. edonia Township Supervisor John DeVries, outlined Let's hope it's a solid foundation, or Ed and his the problem last week to the Finance Committee of gats will go for an unwelcomed swim. the County's Board of Commissioners. COINS STOLEN ... No final action was taken, but indications were an [ / Pete's Bar was broken into early last Tuesday morn approval, majority, vote might come from the commit- ing and the thief reportedly made off with $80 to $90 tee. all in coins. Police have some suspects and are contin- The patrol program, introduced in May of 1972, uing their investigation. provides additional policing by the Sheriffs Depart- ment in eleven participating townships. COUNCIL CANDIDATES... Federal funds were used to pay the wages of depu- Candidates running for tha three openings on the ties manning 'round-the-clock patrols. The towi ships v.^City Council are Harold Jefferies, Herbert Mueller, agreed to buy and maintain the cars. ^Carlen Anderson, incumbents, and Laura Rogers. No The townships now await the decision of the com- primary will be necessary as there are less than six can- mittee and commissioners. didates seeking office for the two 4-ycar terms and one 2-year term. LARRY SNOW HONORED FOR SALESMANSHIP ROSIE DRIVE INN: This Waek'i Special- Larry L. Snow, 29, of Ada, has been named one of S Cheese Burgers, 4M. CLOSED 4TH OF JULY. the 10 Outstanding Distributor Salesmen throughout cl3 the nation by Lawn-Boy at a recognition banquet in Boca Raton, Florida. 'SOUND OF MUSIC'-Coming to the Strand Snow received an emerald achievement ring. He is Theatre, Lowell, for one full week in August. employed by Lawn-Boy Distributors, Inc. of Michigan. Lowdl Ledger-Suburbtn Life, Thursday, July 5. 1973 Resipe Corner Lowetl Ledger-Suburban Life. Thursday, July 5, 1973 3 independence Day . Public Hearing Set To Quick Oven Fish Lowell Listed In 'Bang-Up' THIS LITTLE PIG ... For many Americans, there is no more stirring sight When you talk about the little pig that went to mar- than that of the Statue of Liberty silhouetted against If fish cookery has never really been your thing, D iscuss Alternatives ket, consider Michigan's 285 million pounds of pork. the sky-a tall, proud embodiment of freedom's spirit. try the new minimum toil oven bag cooking method. Michigan is 17th among the states with production cen- As another Independence Day, July 4, approaches, she Eliminate basting, odor and cleanup! Design alternatives for the proposed reconstruction tered in Cass. Lenawee. St. Jospeh and Branch counties. stands as a silent reminder of the freedoms so many Quick Oven Fish of M-37/M-44 (East Beltline) in Grand Rapids will be Month For Activities discussed at a public hearing August 2 in Grand Rapids, have fought and died for. I tablespoon flour \VI pounds fish steaks or Celebrations commemorating the signing of the Dec- July in Michigan explodes with activity as colorful, ment and women's golf tournament in addition to the the Department of State Highways said today. 3 tablespoons chopped fillets laration of independence on July 4, 1776 will take sev- exciting and varied as the traditional fireworks, accord- usual festival fare. There will also be a special "dirty The hearing will be held at 8 p.m. on that date in celery salt, pepper, paprika ing to the Michigan Tourist Council. eral forms-under the vigilant eye of that symbol of day" for the kids and a blueberry baking contest for the Calvin CoUege Knollcrest Fieldhouse. Summer Trailer Special 1 small onion, chopped V* teaspoon each basil freedom-parades, picnics, colorful fireworks and flags The patriotic month opens with the international the moms. G. Robert Adams. Department public hearings engi- 2 tablespoons lemon juice and thyme leaves festooning millions of offices and homes. However, the Freedom Festival, July 1-4, an annual salute to both Other festivals of note include the Sebewaing Sugar neer, said the purpose of the hearing is to provide the 3 tablespoons melted butter most important part will be hidden Jrom her view. That Canada's and America's Independence Days. Parades, Festival, July 13-15; Gaylord's Annual Alpenfest, July X opportunity for public discussion on two design alterna- TRAVEL TRAILERS power boat races, flea markets and a spectacular fire- is the quiet determination which every American Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Shake flour in small 18-22; St. Helen's Blue GUI Festival, July 24-29; the tives. The proposed reconstruction area is from M-l I 16'-19'-24' works display arc some of the festival highlights. should carry in his heart to perpetuate the ideals of size (if)" x 16") Brown-!n-Bag and place in two-inch Venetian Festival at Charlevoix, July 27-29; and thc_ (28th Street), north to Interstate 96 Freeway, a distance When it comes to fourth of July happenings. Michi- liberty, justice and freedom which were built so pain- deep roasting pan. Add celery, onion, lemon juice and Coast Guard Festival at Grand Haven. July 28-August of 3.7 miles. gan offers several categories from which to choose. On FIFTH WHEELS stakingly years ago. Those ideais are the best secret butter; shake to combine with flour. Sprinkle fish with 5. One alternative, estimated at $5.2 million, provides the water, there's Evart's Logging Day Celebration that weapon against tyranny and. indeed, are the very basi< seasonings. July is a big month for antique hunters and collect- for a five-lane highway, with the middle lane reserved 21'-27'-31'-35' centers around a log race down the Muskegon River. for the might of the United States. They must always Using spatula, slip fish into bag on vegetables. Se- ors. The calendar lists shows and sales at Cadillac and for left turns. Inboard hydroplanes from the U. S. and Canada will be guarded carefully as the precious possession they cure bag with twist lie and make six half-inch slits in Holland. July 12-14; at Holly, July 13-14; the Pontiac The other alternative, estimated at $6.8 million, pro- J compete for prizes in the Hydroplane Regatta at Ypsi- are. top. Cook 20-30 minutes or until tested done. Mall, Pontiac. July 15-22; Traverse City, July 18-20; vides for two 12-foot lanes in each direction, separated lanti, and canoeists will be exerting "paddle power" Strawberry Cake Roll Ann Arbor, July 18-21; and the Antiques Fair at Petos- by a 60-foot boulevard median. Special Prices On All Above! for first position in the Grand River Canoe Race at key, July 24-27. 36 cup flour ^4 teaspoon baking powder Lansing. Alpena will hold their Strawberry Festival, Reminiscent of the grand old minstrel show and riv- Va teaspoon salt 4 eggs Lowell will celebrate with an Arts and Crafts Show and er boat days are the Chesaning and Lowell Showboats. Oil Change 1 teaspoon vanilla ^ cup sugar the Jordan Valley Festival will be held at East Jordan. This year's Chesaning Showboat dates are July 9-14 ^ imperial motors 1 - 3 oz. package straw- I cup boiling water Perhaps the most significant event of the day will be with the "King of the Road" man, Roger Miller, head- 1450 W. Main - Lowell - 897-9225 berry jello 1 - 10 oz. package the annual. Let Freedom Ring pageant at Henry Ford lining the all-star, all-family entertainment. The Lowell 1 - 2 or 2 1/8 oz. pack frozen strawberries Museum, Dearborn, commemorating the signing of the Showboat docks July 19-21 and July 26-28. The Mike and Filter age dessert topping mix Declaration of Independence. Curb Congregation hold top billing for the first three Detroit's Ethnic Festival program for July as the 1 Wanted Sift Hour, baking powder and salt together. Beat shows with Boots Randolph and his aggregation step- Far Eastern contingent moving into the riverfront site eggs and vanilla until thick and lemon colored. Gradual ping into the spotlight on July 26. Endmen with funny We Carm SPECIAL ly add sugar to egg mixture, beating until fluffy. Fold behind Cobo Hall, 6-8; the Captive Nations Festival, stories, pretty girls, music and dancing under the stars in flour mixture. Spread batter evenly in greased and 13-15; the Afro-American Festival, 20-22; and the In- make the Showboats top entertainment attractions. A Complete Line dian Festival, 27-29. The festivals offer visitors an au- lightly floured IS'/i x I0V4 inch jelly roll pan. Bake 10 The Dancing Hippopotamus Arts and Crafts Festival thentic sampling of the world's cultures and a terrific to 12 minutes in a 400 degree oven. datesare July 7-8 and July 14-15. This festival culmin- Of Propane fc good time. Immediately loosen sides from pan and turn cake ates the efforts of a group of retired persons in the Oc- Natural Gas Appliances. $7.95 Other festivals come in a variety of sizes and flavors Lowed Showboit Boosters ... If you are camp^ onto towel sprinkled with confectioners sugar. Starting queoc area who utilize their free time and the winter throughout the month. Topping the list is the National ing or traveling in Michigan (near or tor) and would at narrow end. roll cake and towel together. Cool 30 months to pursue their favorite handiwork. Hand wov- Cherry Festival, July 9-14 at Traverse City. The festival be witling to place Showboat Brochures in stores or minutes on a rack. Chill thoroughly. en articles, braided rugs, needlework, water colors and incorporates three big parades, one of the largest band banks in the communities you visit please pick up ^ imperial motors Meanwhile dissolve jello in boiling water. Stir in oil paintings are among the items you'll find. The festi- competitions ir the midwest, a fabulous antique show brochures at the drug store. (Lippert's). Dr. Ruth Hernck Retires frozen berries until thawed. Chill jello mixture until val is held at the Bearinger Township Hall, about five 1450 W. Main - Lowell - 897-9225 and sale and numerous other activities-plus-cherry If you work outside of Lowell, take a few bro- partially thickened. miles inland from Huron Beach on County Road 646. "goodies" galore. chures to your office. Your help is really needed. her growing collections of glass, books and primitive ar- Unroll chilled cake and spread with jello mixture. Fair days this month begin with the Marion Fair, Saturday, June 30. marked the end of a long career The highlight (literally speaking) of this year's Blue ticles of a by-gone era. Place in refrigerator until jello mixture is almost set July 4-7. Croswell, Fowlerville, Berlin and the Green- in the practice of medicine for Dr. Ruth Herrick who Water Festival at Port Huron, July 9-15, will be the Alluding to an interest in primitives. Dr. Herrick (about 10 minutes). Carefully re-roll cake. Chill several ville 4-H Fair will all be happening July 16-21 and the has treated her patients in her office at her residence Great Wallenda walking the highwire above the carnival commented, "I have everything that a well-dressed orgas hours. Ionia Free Fair opens July 27. on East Main Street in Lowell for the past twelve years. midway. The festival's mammoth International Day Pa- horse ever wore! You know, I'm just a country girl at I WIDE SELECTION OF Prepare topping mix and frost cake roll. Return to Interesting events in the one-of-a-kind category in- A graduate of Rush Medical College of the Univer- 12312 f. Fulton Ave. Lowell rade will include bands and drill teams from all over clude the Antique Gas Engine Show, Charlton Park, sity of Chicago, specializing in dermatology. Dr. Her- heart." she said, referring to her love of horses and her refrigerator until serving time. Serves 10. 4 the U. S. and Canada and the youngsters will be able to Hastings. July 14-15; Port Huron to Mackinac Island MASTER ELECTRICIAN rick maintained a practice in Grand Rapids for thirty Irish Setter, "Bonnie." but often just called dog" by Phone 897-9348 meet TV's Jetson family in real life. Yacht Race, July 21; and the Nationsl USLTA Junior years before moving to Lowell in 1961 Dr. Ruth. Expresses Appreciation Pinconning will celebrate its status as "Michigan's and Boys Tennis Championships, Kalamazoo College, Just as Dr. Ruth's profession is medicine, her avid Dr. Herrick expects to keep right on unearthing glass a Cheese Capital," July 11-14, with a variety of activities Kalamazoo, July 28-August 5. SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC interest in the collection and restoration of Indiana and plans to take a trip down Indiana way before too /- "This seems to express the feelings of appreciation for the whole family to enjoy. It's a busy month in Michigan bulging with good pressed glass is her avocation. long to the "secret site" of another glass factory of W %*perS for the dedication of the men beautifying our city. We The National Blueberry Festival. July 12-15, at times for all ages and all interests. It's a great month to Now that she will have more time, Dr. Herrick plans long ago. Timeless Furniture even can enjoy the humming and rumble of the big ma- South Haven has scheduled bike races, a tennis tourna- To a lady with such interests, what better wish get to know more of Michigan. Commercial to delve more deeply into Indian lore, and devote time made by chine, when we see the beauty it adds to our city to her museum, established several years ago to house could be extended than. "Happy Digging. Dr. Herrick!" Hope you'll See my line of Wallpaper streets." • Residential FORSLUND visit our These are the words of Mrs. Rosa Dickerson of Sul- store (Father & 3 Sons) folk Street. Lowell, who offers the following poem as Books & Paint a note of appreciation for the work being done through Read The • Industrial the city of Lowell. CarrUjre Forest Hills Summer Mrs. Frances De Haan, 78 When the first red streak of the dawn has come, ILA'S I listen awake for the cities' hum. WIRING & REPAIRS Recreation Program Dies In Grand Haven A faint little threadlet of far off sound. Want Ads Papering Forest Hills Public Schools' summer recreation pro- Growing ever^confused. like a skein unwound MH ?.i:R Mrs. Frances H. DeHaan, of Shore Acres, Grand gram is being offered at four of the elementary schools: Decorating by heedless fingers ADA SHOPPERS 'SQUARE ADA, MICHIGAN Haven, passed away June 26 in North Ottawa Hospital. Cascade, Collins. Orchard View and Thornapple. Wherein I hear the sounds of miracle work folk, dear, Grand Haven. The program is open to all elementary school age Service Who make earth the beautiful home that it is 897-7157 Surviving are three sons and two daughters. Howard children, four through 12. It will consist of recreation, With their infinite manifold industries. of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Theodore (Fran) Bennink of Painting games, activities, arts and crafts, all under full supervi- And I meet them and call to them one by one. » C 9 Coleman. Mrs. Robert (Jo) Some'ville of Cascade. Wil- 676-4656 sion of certified teachers and aides. Passing into the light of a day begun. » v- ; .• . liam of Farmington, and John of Alma; 11 grandchil- The "Happy-AUic" The program which began June 25 will run through Thank God for the work he lets us do. dren and seven great-grandchildren. Cherry Cocktail Table I'm glad that I live in this world with you. August 2. It starts at 9 a.m. running until noon, Mon- Mrs. DeHaan was formerly a member of Trinity The four drawers and snap-up end They Now Hove Two PROMPT, COURTEOUS SER11CE day through Thursday. Youngsters may come when leaves make this a useful as well United Methodist Church and presently a member of they wish and stay as long as they wish. No registra- as beautiful piece of Forslund the Methodist Church of the Dunes, Grand Haven. Furniture. Price $149.95 tion is necessary. Soles Representatives in 4 The Rev. E. William Wiltse officiated at the service of last rites held for Mrs. DeHaan. Thursday, at the Jonkhofif Lake Drive Chapel. 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1 '4JWIW Lowdl Ledger-Suburban Life, Thuriday, July 5, 1973 7 6 Lowell Ledgtr-Subuibtn Life, Thunday, July 5,1973 FISH To Have Among Hope AROUND 73-74 Committee Students Given BsBateSatt The FISH of Cascade Christian Church have only Chairman Named one money-raising project in the course ol the year to Research Grants the AREA^. Paul Slater, Cascade Christian Church board chair- WEDNESDAY, JULY 4 assist them with the work they do in serving their fel- man, with a big assist from the executive committee, is Five Hope College student-biologists have been af- Ada Masonic Lodge & OES are having the annual lowmen here in this eastern portion of Kent County, Happy Birthday to-Mrs. Ray (Orma) Barber. July naming the new functional committee chairmen to be forded an opportunity to do independent biology re- their annual Fourth of July Bake Sale, 6; Merle Sebastian and Betty Colson, July 10. 4th of July Barbecue Chicken between the hours of serving the church, during the 1973-74 church year. search this summer under a $7,050 Undergraduate Re- BtUiweM 12 Noon until all gone. Donation, $2.50. With Elma Geib and Ella Kimble giving direction to * * * The chairmen are as follows: search Participation grant from the National Science the bake sale, they are asking both for bakers and buy- Camp Gay-lon-Charles Taylor and William Wood, Foundation. THURSDAY, JULY 5 ers to be at the big sale on the Fourth of July. Mrs. Jim (Louise) Ryder entered Butterworth Hos- pital last Thursday, to undergo minor surgery. co-chairmen. Chapel-Mr. and Mrs. John Wood, Jr., co- The grant will be administered by Dr. Ralph Ock- To open about 10:30 a.m, on the Fourth, we ask The Vergennes Cooperative Club will meet Thurs- • * * chairmen. Christian Education-Mr, and Mrs, Garrell Ad- lOi W n erse, professor of biology at Hope. that baked goods be left in the "old" kitchen in Fellow- day, July 5, at 1:30 p.m. at the home of Ruth Bergin. ler, co-chairmen. Community Action-Mrs. Wayne Cook- Two students will conduct research with Dr. Eldon ship Hall late Tuesday afternoon or evening., or early on . ..i:. b with Angela Cary as co-hostess. The program will be Cheryl Snellick is now residing at 7019-76th Ave- ingham. Ibm:') Greij, associate professor of biology. Ann Rypstra of the 4th, Goods must be priced in advance. "Great American Women," with 'citations' chairman. nue. Glendale, Arizona, 85301, Stewardship and Finance-Dr. Thomas Luck. Mem- ") .'1 A Ada, a 1971 graduate from Forest Hills High School, 0 I Jeff Davis is given charge of the erecting of the * * * bership and Evangelism-Mrs. Jerald Waldroa Music- and a junior at Hope, will investigate the effects of the Stella Bradshaw. VMecbto booth, with assistance from Jim Woodall and others. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Buzzell, co-chairmen Scholarship- M .L Black River on sediments and organic material entering FISH have numerous expenses, including the cost In the hospital, George Fonger, Blodgett; Agnes Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dalman, co-chairmen. Lake Macatawa. David Sniggers from Fukuoka, Japan, SUNDAY, JULY 15 Ridgway, Butterworth, of their 24-hour answering service, food and clothing, Pastoral Relatlbns-Robert Cribley. Property -Mrs. will study the breeding biology of the common GaJli- McBain Gospel Quartet will be featured at a hymn etc. Support the bake sale!!! * * * Glenn Marvin. Second Mile House-Mrs. John Thoring- nule. sing July 15 at 9 p.m. at the Lakeside Christian Reform- Other Groups Active ton. Sr. World Outreach-Mr. and Mrs. Jack Folketts- Jim Bosscher, a senior from Grand Rapids, will ex- ed Church at 8660 Keiser Road, Alto, More birthdays to be celebrated this week include ma. uiioiti f- FREE ESTIMATES plore the adrenal regulation of a diurnal rhythm of tes- In addition to the bake sale, the CYF is to have its Theo Schutt, Selina Stahl, July 1; Nancy Wills, July 2; Building-Michael Vekasi. Follow Through (Building NO OBLIGATION ticular responsiveness to the hormone FSH ir. chickens. annual baked chicken dinner. The tenth grade youth Alice Ryder, Paul Wilcox, July 3; Mabel Scott, July 4; Fund)-Roger Kenworthy. Worship-Mr, and Mrs. Dar- GILMORE SPORT SHOP This research will be supervised by assistant professor, group will have the pop concession, with CAMS having Delores Doyle, Tyrus Wessell, Jr,, Donald Stevens, rel Rash, ''•iu c & LIVE BAIT Dr. Jerry Dusseau. a "football toss" booth. Mrs. Robert Gaskell will have July 5; Mabel Barton, Jason Baibcr, July 6; Kent Mc- 8154 E Fulton 676-5901 The other two sM.cnts will conduct research with a penny candy booth. Kay. Elaine Blasher, July 9; Glenn Sayles, Randy John- CLAY S CONCRETE SERVICE Dr. Ockerse in the area of growth regulation. Fred Van In other words, the church family is to be very busy son, July 10. New Associate Pastor CONCRCTK WORK OF ALL KINDS * * « Guns. . • Browning, Remington, Savage Buyer Protection Dahm, a senior from Elmhurst, Illinois, will focus his on the FOURTH. efforts on the isolation and characterization of the per- Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mackey of Saranac will celebrate Quality Workmanahip The third summer pro- Begins Summer Work .. AII SIZES oxidase exzymes from the pea. Kity Gustin, a senior their 20th wedding anniversary on July 11. Tackle Boxes. Guaranteed gram at the Lowell Li- from Indianapolis, Indiana, will examine the nature and ELECTRIC TROLLING MOTORS Clayton Houseman Gregg Pratt brary, featuring 'Patches * * * biological properties of the enzyme IAA oxidase in Daniel Gangler of Peoria, Illinois began eight weeks NOTARY PUBLIC Saranac, 642-9541 Saranac, 642-9789 the Clown," will be held peas. Celebrating their 5th wedding anniversary on July of service July 1, as Summer Associate Pastor at the 8 0 WMkdavt. 7-9 S«turd«vi. 7-6 Sunday!. Clowd Thursday* Tuesday, July 10, at 12 will be Mr. and Mrs. Keith Buck. First United Methodist Church of Lowell. 10:30 a.m. 40 YEARS AGO * * * Mr. Gangler, a senior at Evangelical Theologiaa^ Ben Kerekes, 80, Clyde Schuster Critically 4k, Under the direction Seminary in Naperville, Illinois, will be active in all of Mrs. Evelyn Briggs, Mrs. Eunice Keim will celebrate her birthday on HIGHLAND HILL On July 1, 1933, syrup was given awav phases of pastoral work with special attention to visita- Injured In Accident the program is open to a July 12, Miller—Newmark Michigan's most unpopu- with every quart of ice tion of prospective members and youth programming. A Busy Man ail area youngsters, * • * cream at 30^ per quart lar tax law went into ef- His work, in this intern experience, will be under "Come and join us for July 1st marked 30 years of marriage for Mr. and POOL TABLES & SUPPLIES A 75-year-old Ada man wcs reported in critical con- fect-the collection of a purchased at Christiansen's the direction of Reverend Bailey and the Pastor-Parish noDucn dition at Blodgett Memorial Hospital after suffering a delightful hour of story on Saturday or Sunday, Mrs. Howard Thurtell, OlFFWtKT 3 percent sales tax. Committee and will be supervised by Dr. Douglas Win- Then and Now. . . telling," urges Mrs, Briggs, Amusement Machines oee-uco« head injuries in a two-car accident last Monday. « * * • • • • * * geier of the seminary faculty. "'(•it Ben Kerekes, a life-long resident of Lowell, at the Kent County Sheriffs Deputies said Clyde A. Schus- Mr. and Mrs. William Condon were honored at an He will be residing at the home of Ival and Effie age of 80, is still actively engaged in business. William Christiansen Motorists were paying 3767 - 28th Street, East COMPLETE LINE OF DAIRY PRODUCTS ter was westbound on 68th St, SW at Kalamazoo Ave. open house Sunday in observance of their 50th wed- Paulsen, 931 Beech Street and will be utilizing the Going to his shop everyday, located one mile east LOHELL LIBRARY was expanding his ice 16 cents for 11 cents DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR SE when he failed to observe a yield sign, striking a car "V ding anniversary, Church School Office in the Education Building. 897- of Lowell on M-21, Kerekes can be found doing any- cream business at his worth of gas-the differ- * * * 949-2030 driven by Bonnie K. Wiers, 29, of 5734 Juanita Dr. Kent County 8690, plant on East Main St, ence being taxes, then •It 897-7992 thing from repairing shoes to making hunting knives SE, in the righr rear. Mrs, Ruby Kingsland has been a patient in Detroit, with the installation of a said to be higher than for wi. and spears. Miss Wiers and her passenger, Joan K. Moorstra, 36, Library System at Sinai Hospital for a cataract removal, with Mrs. Anna new machine enabling any other luxury. In his earlier years, the man filled with bits of wis- same address, were northbound on Kalamazoo Ave. Staley in St, Mary's for observation. him to make ice cream MINOR REPAIR BRAKES dom and humor was known for his expert ability to Miss Wiers was towing a boat which overturned in the Miner Patterson is recovering at Grand Rapids Os- at the rate of 150 gallons PIPES make complete harness outfits for farmers from near accident. PXANTS FOR YOUR GARDEN TUNE UP MUFFLERS A name was being teopathic, with Rufus Gregory at Cherry Creek Nursing and far. per hour, The two women sustained minor injuries. * * * sought for 'the pond,' with Home in Lowell, Like other things, new ideas took over, and Kere- FLOWERS & VEGETABLES suggestions submitted by • • • fe - Road Service - kes, focused his talents on crafting custom-made halt- In that year of 1932- area residents, (Guess Terry and Sylvia Van Heyningen have recently re- Pick Up & Delivery ers and bridles for 4-H Club members. A trade which 33 the cost of operating luy individually or by the dozen they didn't succeed for as turned to Cleveland, Ohio (where Terry ministers) aft- still thrives today ... keeping him a busy man. Lowell's Schools was far as can be determined, er spending two weeks working at a Disciples' mission But, that's not all he does. His unique shop, a con- Saranac Community Church $31,986- COMPLbTES'THE it is still called 'the pond' station there. They chaperoned two dozen older youth 949-9805 versation-piece in itself, is filled with memoirs of the * * * WEDDING PICTURE Sport fc Bait Cascade Hills -or what remains of it. from the Christian Churches at Euclid Avenue and Hi- past and present. He also finds time to make and repair UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST A free tin of chocolate ram. Ohio. canvasses for boats and trailers. 125 Bridge St., Saranac 4019 CaKade Road, S. E.. Grand Rapidi In Natural Living Color When he's not in his shop, Kerekes can be found Edwin G. Mendenhall, Pastor 75 BRIDGE STREET Saranac 642-9443 HOWARD HOBBS, PROP. Forest Hills Students !' working in his garden ... or better yet, secluded in CONSTRUCTION IN PROGRESS his favorite fishing site on the Grand River, where he Morning Worship 10:00 a.m. Register 2,875 Average Cannon Studio has caught some beautiful sized fish. Summer Church School 10:30 a.m. The new outdoor chapel-friendship circle a! Camp | PAIRING - REPAIRING - WELDING Fishing and hunting have, and still are his favorite Gay-Ion, in memory of Jonathan Gaylord is taking • RESIDENTIAL Adult Discussion Group 11:00 a.m. At Grand Rapids Junior College. 238 Forest Hills 6841 Cannonsburg Rd, hobbies. He is the inventor of the ice fishing box called shape, thanks to a crew of fine workers under the lead- graduates have a mean grade point average of 2,875 dur- • COMMERCIAL Christian Youth Fellowship ership of Bill Wood. Phone 866-7797 the "Ice Queen" and the "Ice King," and the ice fish- ing the spring semester 1973, according to JC registrar 1.>1 CASCADE BODY SHOP •COTTAGES. (Sunday Evenings) REAL ing rod. All lumber is purchased, and there is adequate mon- Harold Feringa. (Evaning Call* Walcomad) 2817 Kraft Ave. and 28th St., S.E. • FARMS STATE SAVINGS BANK ey to pay all costs. The seniors at Forest Hills Central ESTATE CO. A good share of his life has been spent fishing and Church Office Lowell High School sent 76 students to JC during R.F.D. No. 1 G.R., Mi. 49508 Parsonage and Cascade Christian Church took this on as a special trapping on the Grand River. the same semester. The average grade point average was Also Portrait & Commercial 119 W. Mairt, Lowell 897-9239 project. Expert Refiniihing — Body & Fender Repairs Also an ardent hunter, he treked northward Tor 53 I 642-9*65 , ^ 642-4821 - '• OF LOWELL 2.660. AT REEDY years. His prize trophies, a deer and bear, both shot ' ^ -J*j The fourteen JC students from Saranac had an aver- 949-3430 Wrecker WE'RE in the same season. age grade point averages of 2,710. Set rice Specializing in Lowell, Ada, H. Homrich READY "In December I'll be 81," Kerekes said, "and if L nay or Night Over 30 Years txperience Alto, Cascade, and Saranac good health prevails, I'll still be doing the things I like best" He has a son, Richard, of Lowell, and a daughter, SNOW UNITED METHODIST CHUflCH Mrs. Caroline Yeiter. St. Anthony's Church .9^^ UNIVERSAUl'li V triors Lu 8T NEW •HOM• I ADA VILLAGE CANDLE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - LOWELL 3189 Snow Avenue _ \ \N Sewing Machine Heads Inducted Into Ferris' Dtvid Highway between 28th and 36th Street! (cut) & GIFT SHOP V CabinatCabinti*t alialto In Stock to fi1 t -Saranac- Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Steve Beach, pastor •bova haadt or portebl* ca**t. Morning Wonhip 897-8008 .A(,^ Golden Eagle Society Rev. Harold Feltman 11:00 a-m, eOM i WOKSMJP HAND MADE CANDLES Sewing Notions 642-2551 Evening Service 7:00 p.m. 1 Word of Life Including thraad, trim», lac«, Ferris State College's Society of the Golden Eagles, 8: IS p.m. Morning Worship 10:00 a.m. Tapers, Figurines, Sand Cast Mats Schedule- Saturday, 5:15 p.m. Wedneaday Training Hour 7:30 p.nu buttcm, materiel, pattarm, ttc. a group of emeritus alumni, added 154 new members Sunday School (all ages) 11:00 a.m. during alumni reunion activities held at the college in Saturday, 7:30 o.m. Home Decorator Items 9^ Rev. Earl Decker Youth Group 3:00 p. m. conjunction with commencement exercises. Sunday, 7:00 a.m. Open 6 days a week, 6 a-m. to 7 p.ni. The Society of the Golden Eagles is made up of for- 897-8835 Monday 676-9713 Closed Wednesday =H: * "Think Snow' mer students who attended the College at least 50 years ago. The class of 1923 from which most of the Golden Eagles members came, held a 50-year reunion as part of CASCADE CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH (LCA) the alumni-commencement activities. 3 MINUTE sptoiaMig m 897.9972 Galilee Baptist Church 6631 Cascade Rd, 2700 E, Fulton Rd. Flat Work New members on campus during the reunion activi- j Rev. W. Timmer CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE-LOWELL CAR WASH ties were inducted into the group at a special ceremony. 201 North Washington of Saranac EASTMONT BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School Summer Worihip Service 10 a.m. Eligible persons not able to attend the ceremonies will 9:30 a.m. 'Z-s BASEMENT FLOORS, Morning Service Rev. W. E. Hoi comb Tires, Batteries, DRIVEWAYS, receive their certificates by mail. Across from High School-Comer of 5038 Cascade Road 10:30 a.m. * z Church School 10:00 a.m. SIDEWALKS, PATIOS New members of the Society of the Golden Eagles Evening Services 6:00 p.m. Orchard and Pleasant Streets Rev. Robert McCarthy Nursery Care Provided Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Accessories from Alto and Lowell include: James R. Frank, Pastor Raymond A. Heine, Pastor Jrs, Teens, Adults 6:45 p.m. The Rev. Carter H. Miller of 11353-60lh Street. m l^* Evening Service 7:30 p.m. Alto; Daniel D. Byrne of 12513 Five Mile Road, and Sunday School 9:45 a.m. .ii TIMMON'S Sunday School 10:00 a.m. CALVARY CHRISTIAN REFORMED Mid Week Service (Wednesday) 7:30 p.m. u q '• Main 81 Hudson - Lowell Mrs. Myrtle (Badder) Hermans of 216 N. Jackson St., Morning Worship 11 a.m. Morning Wonhip 11:00 a.m. Nursery Provided Evening Worship 7 p.m. CHURCH OF LOWELL l' : 76 Lowell. 897-9616 Evening Worship 6:30 p.m. FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Come and Worship With Us CONSTRUCTION CO. Wednesday Prayer Primary Church 11 a.m. 1151 W, Main Street David Farmer OF LOWELL Meeting 7:30 p.m. Rev, Bernard Fynaardt, Pastor A YEAR'S SUPPLY Youth Pastor Awana (Youth, 8-13 yrs) Phone 897-8841 The largest single source of income for Michigan 621 East Main 897-7514 w ! Worship 10:00 a.m. & 6:00 p,m. 75 Bridge St., Saranac farmers is milk. The average Michigan cow yielded (ove r Thursday nights during Sunday School 11:15 a.m. "The Christ of Celebration" ADA COMMUNITY REFORMED CHURCH OLIVE'S 10,000 pounds of milk-that's a year's supply for 18 School term 6:30 p.m. TRANSUE 642-9443 people. Latest figures show milk production was Supervised Nursery During All Services Wosship 8:3U a.m. & 9:45 a,m. 7227 Thornapple River Dr. - 676-1032 REALTY CO. SPORT & BAIT worth $283.4 million and we rank sixth in the U. S. WELCOME, FRIEND! Church School 9:45 a.m. BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH Morning Worship THE SHERWIN- s 10:00 a,m, Nursery during both services and Church School Sunday School 11:20 a.m, 3900 Fulton, East WILLIAMS CO. Dean I, Bailey, Minister Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ,tn t v»k THIS TRADEMARK Morning Worship 9:50 a,m. Daniel Ganger, Summer Associate Minister 609 W. Main Street We invite you to make this ni.fi 0: 6 a. m. to 7 p. m. IS YOUR Broadcast 10 a.m. - WMAX 1480 OF LOWELL Lowell ASSURANCE Community Church your Church Home. • • M 0* Closed Wednesdays OF THE Sunday School 11:15 a,m. (Member United Church of Christ) Welcome to all! HIGHEST QUALITY Evening Service 6:00 p.m. Call Us Today! 897-8453 PRODUCTS N. Hudson at Sprinq St, Lowell Wednesday Service 7:30 p.m. ALTO-BOWNE CENTER F. Ervin Hyde, Minister Pastor: Rev. Raymond E. Befus UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Morning Worship 10:30 a.m, EASTMONT REFORMED CHURCH (Cribbery and Nursery provided) Rev, Carter H, Miller. Minister Corner Ada Dr. & Forest Hills READY TOP TOP TOP TOP .TOP 11353 60th St, Alto. 868-3131 MIXED VALUE VALUE VALUE VALUE VALJE Parsonage • 4637 Ada Drive - 949-1372 CLARK & FRY •TAMP* STAMPS ALTO - Corner Kirby and Harrison FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - IN ALTO THORNWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH Services 10.00 a.m, & 6:00 p.m. READY-MIX Morning Worship 9:45 a,m. Sunday School 11:15 a.m. UMn Corner 60th & Bancroft Ave. Buttrick near Thornapple Rd., Ada Church School 11:00 a.m. Rev. Simon Nagel m r0«ADA, MICHIGAN Large Selection of Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Robert Nelson, Minister 'The Church Where There n * t?' 89741451 Worship 11 a.m, & 7:30 p.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL 10 A.M, BOWNE CENTER - 84th St. and M-50 Are No Strangers" Wednesday Prayer Fellowship 7:30 p.m. S WORSHIP SERVICE 11A.M. WELCOMES YOU SARANAC, MICHIGAN Lamps & Wallpaper Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. 642 9652 CONCRETE Richard A. Beach, Pastor EVENING GOSPEL SERVICE 6 P.M, Church School 9:45 a.m. T Telephone 868-3011 LOWELL ASSEMBLY OF GOD ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH fA Charismatic Church)

S125 CASCADE RD„SE VERGENNES UNITED METHODIST Services held at Lowell High School AiNiitofium A Comer Parnell and Bailey (Use Suffolk Street Entrance) ADA CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH The Rev. Philip Carpenter Morning Worship Sunday School 8( Worship 9:30 7152 Bradfield 676-1698 9:30 a.m. OLIVE'S Summer Worship Service 9, a.m. No Sunday Evening Worship or Tuesday M Rev. Ralph Sruxvoort, Pastor Bible Study July 1 and July 8 Pastor: Rev, James E, Henning (Breakfast Following) > SPORT I BAIT Morning Worship 9:30 a.m, 1 Sunday School 8i Fellowship 10 a.m, HJMEPURNISHINOS i Sunday Revival Time Broadcast 75 Bridge St. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Phone 942-9091 WFUR-AM, 9 a.m. - WFUR-FM, 9:30 p.m. I b9 BRIDGE SI. ACRUSb FHUM bANK-bAHANAL MlLH 1 P Evening Worship 6:00 p.m. upo Nursery provided "TTic L/ttle White Church On The Corner" Saranac Rev. Melvin F. Goble-Ph. 897-8895 - Phone 642-9192 I 642-9443 S B Lowell Ledger-Suburban Life. Thursday, July 5, 1973 Lowell Ledget-Suburban Life, Thursday, July 5, 1973 9 THE PRICE WE PAY Penelope Sleketee Weds The State Police report provisionally that 968 per- sons had been killed in Michigan traffic through June LEGAL NOTICES 21, compared to 962 at the same point last year. The This Week Sell percentage increase is so small it's not w^rth comput- ing.

TOWNSHIP OF CASCADE STATE OF MICHIGAN COUNTY OF KENT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Something With A ... FOR THE COUNTY OF KENT NOTICE OF HEARING IN RE.: THE MATTER OF I ) Free Estimates-Delivery RE: PETITION TO LOCATE. ESTABLISH ESTABLISHING THE NORMAL LEVEL ) CiASSiffMO AND CONSTRUCT AN INTRA-COUNTY OF THE ADA IMPOUNDMENT ) DRAIN IN THE TOWNSHIP OF CASCADE KENT COUNTY, MICHIGAN No. 6658 Make extra cash by selling those unwanted items in the attic or basement. Now is the Meekhof Lumber Co ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that punuant to time to be thinking ahead to a summer of relaxation by putting those unneeded clothes, the provlilon» of Chapter 20 of Act No. 40 of tha Pub- At a session of said Court hold at the Hall of Justice In 6045~28th Street. S. E. lic Act» of 1956, at amended, a petition wai filed with tho City of Grand Rapids on the 21st day of Juno, bikes, outgrown toys, etc., for sale. the County Drain Commlitloner of Kent County, 1973. And the best way to do It is through an inexpensive classified which, in the Lowell Led- Michigan petitioning for the location, establiihmant PRESENT: Tho Honorable ROMAN J. SNOW, Circuit 949-2140 and construction of an intra-county drain to be located Judge. ger-Suburban Life, are easily found under clear, concise headings. MR. Fx MRS. MARION J. SIDOR approximately at followt: Fronk Boumo, Kent County Drain Commissioner, Just give us a call and we'll do the rest. 0UY, RENT, HIRE and SELL through LEDGER S & II GREEN STMAH'S Centerllne Detcrlption: having filed his Petition asking the Court to emend a certain Judgment heretofore entered In sold ceuse fix- Classifieds. Commencing at e point in Section 9, T6N, R10W, ing the normal level of Ade Impoundment pursuant to Miss Penelope Steketee and Marion Joseph Sidor, Catcade Township, 350-feet North of the Eatt and Act 146, Public Acts of 1961 and It appearing to the both of Chicago, Illinois, were united in marriage at West K-IInd of said section, and 250-feet wast of the Court thet the sold level wes heretofore sot at 635.8 2 p.m. Saturday, June 23, in St. Alphonsus Church of Cascade Road right-of-way; Thence Southwesterly to a feet above moan sea level, and the Amendment seeks Grand Rapids. point on the centerllne of Burton Street, said East to have tho normal level fixed at between 633.8 foot Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and West %-line, 1375-feet West of the centerllne In- above moon see level to 635.8 foot ebove moon sea lev- Hall Steketee of Thornapple River Drive and Mrs. Vic- tersection of Cascade Roao and Burton Street; Thence el et ell times. NOW IS THE TIME - To beat those South 2B-feet; Thence West parallel with Burton PERSONAL SERVICES toria Sidor of Chicago WANTED high prices. Show Play House toys and Street to the East line of Section 8, T6N, R10W; NOW, THEREFORE, on motion of George R. Cook, gifts, earn large commission, S A H The bride was attended by her sisters, Mrs. Henry Thence Southwesterly 100-feet to the existing storm Attorney for Petitioner, Green Stamps and other bonuses. No J. MacDonald of Westport, Connecticut, as matron of water retention basin for the Caravalle Village Plats; IT IS ORDERED AND ADJUDGED thet tho 7th day FLOWERS - For all occasions. Birch- PAINTING AND PAPERING - lla's collecting, delivering or investment CifotA honor, and Mrs. Roy A. Simmons of Erie, Pennsylvania, WANTED- ROOFERS - Report to Thence Southwesterly to a point on tha centerllne of of September, 1973, at 11:00 o'clock A.M., bo and the wood Gardens Floral A Gift Shop, 730 Decorating Service. Phone 676-4656. Free training, catalogs and supplies. roofing foreman at Attwood Plfnt addi- PLUMBING £ HEATING bridesmaid. Miss Kirsten Gay Steketee of Salem, Ore- Santlgo Avenue 370-feat south of the East and Wast same is hereby essigned as tha date on which this Court Godfrey Street. LOWell, 897-7737. We p39lf Alao booking parties. Call 451-3425. tion, Monday, July 2. Glendon A. Rich- gon, niece of the bride, was flower girl. K-line of said section; Thence Southwesterly along shell hear proofs and allegations of all parties Interest- wire flowers world-wide. p39-ff clW5 ' ardsCo. cI2-l3 LI^(DAY 097 7534'NITE 097-7104 Raymond L. Pawlak of Chicago was the groom's the common lot line for Lots 93 and 94 of Caravalle ed end shell consider the prayer that said levels hereto- Village No. 4 and Lots 64 and 65 of Caravalle Village best man. Seating the guests were Jerome Kasper, Wil- fore estebllshed be chengod as indicated ebove, and PIANO TUNING & REPAIRING-Keys No. 3 to the centerllne of Patagonls Drive; Thence TRUSSES - Trained fitter. Surgical ap- liam Littell, Thomas Murphy. Dennis Bell and Stanley IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that recovered. Phone Fred DeVries, 453- MOBILE HOME WANTED - 8 cr 10 South and Southwesterly along tha centerllne of Pata- pliances, etc. Koss Rexall Drugs, Saran- I • 109I.MAIN ST.,LOWELL, MICHI8AN Bieczczad, all of Chicago. a copy of this Order be published in tho Lowell Led- 0428 or if no answer, 453-3729. c47-tf feet wide, older model. State price and gonia Drive to a point 1230-feet west of the East line ac, Michigan. c39tf ger for oight (8) successive weeks prior to the 7th dey year. Pay cash. Occupant, 3232 Terrace of said section; Thence Southweetarly to a point on of September, 1973. and Walk, N.E., Grand Rapi'ds or 363-7401. FARM the North and South V4-llne of said section 660-feet WEDDING INVITATIONS - Very large HAVING TROUBLE ... CI2-I3 North of the South lino of said section; Thence South [ IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that selection, contemporary-traditional, fast along said North and South !4-llna to the South lino of a copy of this Order be served by certified moil on each With your refrigerator, air conditioning CLASSIFIED AD RATES •••••••••••••••••••••••••••**** ser/ice. Personalized napkins and match- said section (28th Street). person in tha Ada Impoundment essessment district or bulk tank? Call the experts-Sctch- es. Free gift with every order. Lindy HORSES, PONIES - For pleasure, show, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, that the Drainage whose nemo appears on tho latest township tex essess- field Refrigeration Service, Belding. Ph. CASH RATES: 20 words, 70^; two cents for each Two Positions Press, 1127 E. Fulton, Grand Rapids, 4-H contesting. Truck loads, name Board for said project has considered the said petition ment roll at least three (3) weeks prior to tho 7th dey 794-1140. We will give you our immedi- additional word. 459-6613. cl7tf brand saddles, equipment at Auction end has made a tentative datermlnstlcn that said peti- of September, 1973. ate attention! c44tf ALL ERRORS; In telephone advertisements at prices. You come, Buy & Sell, 7:30 p.m. tion is sufficient end that the said project is practical; ROMAN J. SNOW senders risk. Open For SHIFN SHORE - Queen Casuals, Katz Friday, July 6. Bekin's Auction Barn, has given the name "FOREMOST DRAIN" es the Circuit Judge ... fashions galore at GARY'S Store, RATES: Based strictly on uniform want ad style. 3461-4 Mile Rd., N.W,, Grand Rapids, name of said Drain and the name "FOREMOST Examined, Countersigned & Entered ITDOESNT West Main Street, Lowell. p39tf If not paid on or before 10 days after in- 453-4918. cI3 DRAINAGE DISTRICT" as the name of the drainage JACK BRONKEMA, CLERK district therefor; and has made a tentative dotormino- sertion, a bookkeeping charge of 25 cents General M. A. Diedrlch, tion that the following public corporations should be Bulldozing will be added. Deputy Clerk BOOMS RED 8, WHITE TOP SILOS )J' . 'U essessed for the cost of said project, to-wit: FORSLUND'S - Timeless Furniture. ATTEST: A TRUE COPY BOX NUMBERS: In care of this office, add 50^. -Now in our 45th year, serving the Vwit our store soon at 122 E. Fulton, State of Michigan on account of drainage to Warehouse more aggressive and cost conscious JACK BRONKEMA, CLERK downtown Grand Rapids. Free parking state highways M. A. DIEDRICH, farmers. Silos for every purpose. behind store. p39tr & Excavating County of Kent on account of drainage to DEPUTY CLERK Call... 897-9261 New warehouse, Get all the facts before you buy. county highways C12-19 Find out what a really heavy plaster 0 Township of Cascade PHOTOGRAPHS - Wedding and com- completely automated, coat is. Is it applied with a cement NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, that tho said Dreln- mercial. Portrait:, all in beautiful color. located near Kent gun like we do? We install the foun- Priced to fit your budget. J. Emerson Free estimates All Classifieds Will Be Accepted age Board will moot on tne 24th day of July, 1973, at dation. Our trucks are self unload- Colby, Alto. For appointment call 868- County Airport 11:15 o'clock A.M., Eastern Standard Daylight Time, Through Noon Tuesdays ing with hydraulic booms. Silo-Ma- at Kent County Building Room 311, Grand Rapids, 5001. c39tf tic and VanDale equipment. EARLY Michigan, for the purpose of hearing any objections to Call Mr. Bell ORDER DISCOUNT NOW IN EF- VanderVoen, Freihofer & Cook, P.C. Excellent Working said project, to the petition therefor, and to the mat- FECT. Order now and save $$$. 1125 W. Main Street Conditions ter of ossessing tho cost thereof to the public corpora- FORSLUND'S - Timeless Furni- BOoms Silo Co., Inc.. Harbor Beach, tions above nemod. At said hearing any public corpor- Lowell, Mich. 49331 ture. Visit our store soon at 122 E. TIMELESS FURNITURE-Mtdetey Good Starting Salary Mich., 4844T. Phone: (517) 479- Fulton, downtown Grand Rapids. 6654; or contact, VanStrien Sales ation to be essessed or any taxpayer thereof, will be PUBLICATION OF NOTICE OF HEARING 866-0877 Forslund's, 122 East Fulton, down- Many Fringe Benefits entitled to bo heard. Free parking behind store. p39tf town Grand Rapids. Open daily 9 & Service, Hudsonville, Mich., ) State of Michigan, The Probate Court for tho Coun- Good Chance For !)) am. to 5:30 p.m. including Satur- FOR SALE 49426. phone: 896-9946 or Mr. Mil- This notice is given by order of the said Drainage Advancement ty of Kent days. Monday and Friday evenings [ ton Wylie, Kent City, Mich.. 94330 Board for the Foremost Drain. ESTATE OF until 9 p.m. Free parking behind phone: 678-7686. c39-12 JACOB SLAGER, Rockford COMPLETE LINE - Of Gas Appliances. /s/ FRANK W. BOUMA HOMEMADE CANDLES-Tapers, figur store. p-39tf Ask about our budget plan! Northern Chairman of the Drainage Board for DECEASED ines, sand cast, home decorator items. Si tho Foremost Droin, Kent County Drain File No. 124-982 Ada Village Candle and Gift Shop, 676- Propane Gas, 12312 East Fulton, Lowell. 942-9734 Commissioner TAKE NOTICE: On July 19. 1973 Pt 10:00 A.M., 9713. Open 1-8 daily except Mondays. 897-9348. p44-tf ENJOY A "HOME COOKED" Meal at C13-14 In the Probate Courtroom, Grand Rapids, Michigan, p39tf TRASH HAULING -- And Lawn Mow- THANK YOU before the Hon. A. Dale Stoppels, Judge of Probate,a Showboat Restaurant, 700 East Main [ ing. Murray and Slayton Lake Areas. w Street, Lowell. Look for out evening POOL TABLES & SUPHLIES - MUler- hearing will ba held on the potltfon of Ellzebeth Wlor- Phone 691-7760 after 6 p.m. c4tf V, JH, ; flewmark, 3767-28th Street, E. 949- HOOSE PAINT!NG - By teacher with Frances Putt Gale enga for probate of a purported will dated February specials menu each week, elsewhere in CARD OF THANKS 2030. Also amusement machines. p39tf 1605 Preston, N,W. 5, 1966, end for granting of administration to Eliza- this paper. p39tr 10 years painting experience. Reasonable REAL ESTATE In sincere appreciation of all the Grand Rapids, Michigan beth Wierenga and Anetta Eicholtz, Co-Executors, rates. Call 676-9340 for estimate, c 11-14 I kindness shown at the death of our lit- PUBLICATION OF NOTICE OF HEARING or some other suitable person and for a determination WE WILL BABYSIT - At our Rural tle Renee* Alexander. So many cared. of heirs. Farm your children while you vacation. SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC - Residen- State of Michigan, The Probate Court for the Coun- ATTENTION PARTY PLAN-Our 26th We thank you all. Creditors of the deceased are notified that all WANTED TO BUY We have all kinds of pets, a pool and will tial, Commercial and Industrial. Wir- ty of Kent YEAR. Highest Commissions-Largest claims against the estate must be presented said Eliza- give lender loving care, i have 15 and 14- ing and repairs. Master electrician. Dolores Alexander IN THE MATTER OF: Qualified land contracta. Call or ice us Selection of Toys A Gifts! Over 300- both Wierenga at 415 King St., Lowell, Michigan and year-old daughters to help. We can give Prompt and courteous service. Ph. and Children FRANCES PUTT GALE at Coons Gothin^ Alto Tack best-Klling items in a Full-Color Cata- proof thereof, with copies, filed with tho court on or you all the references you want, plus, we 897-7157. If no answer call 897- Stanley Alexander CHG. OF NAME log. Call or write SANTA'S PARTIES, bofo'e August 30, 1973. Notice is further given that Lowell Savings A Loan Assoc., were Foster Parents for years. We could 9652. c39tf Bertha Alexander TAKE NOTICE: On July 23rd, 1973 at 9:30 A.M., Avon, Conn. 06001. Phone 1 (203) 673- the estate will be thereupon assigned to persons ap- 217 West Main St, also take care of your small pets for a Grace & Irvin Kutchey in tha Probate Courtroom, Grand Rapids, Michigan, 3455. ALSO BOOKING PARTIES! pearing of record entitled thereto. Lowell, Phone 897-8321 reasonable price along with your chil- Marian Kutchey before tho Hon. Rlohard N. Loughrln, Judge of Pro- CUSTOM PROCESSING - Cutting, Shop CI3-I6 Dated: June 21st, 1973 dren. We charge $28 a week per child or cl3 bate, a hearing will bi held on the petition of Frances wrapping and freezing. Also beef & Pork Ellzebeth Wieronge $50 for 2. The limit is 3 for $75 a week- Putt Gale to change her name to Francos Kathleen for sale. East Paris Packing, 4200 East 415 King Street Call now and give your child a vacation Goulooze Gale. on the farm while you have a vacation Puis Road SE, 949-3240. c44 tf Lowell, Michigan 49331 FOR RENT 'downtown Alto' Dated: June 19th, 1973. VanderVoen, Freihofer & Cook, P.C. without worry, this summer. 868-6747. Frances Putt Gele Attorney for Petitioner: Dottle. pl9-l3 WELL DRILLING-Pump repair. 1605 Preston, N.W. But, we're Going By: George R. Cook COTTAGE FOR RENT - Long Lake Fast service, free estimates. Fully Grand Rapids, Michigan 1125 W. Main Street Wahalla Shores, private resort. Modern insured. E. D. Richard, 897-8104. CLOSED c13 Now Open Lowell, Michigan, 49331 two bedroom. North off US 10 on Tay- DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE - Clark p39tf Phone 897-9218 lor Road. By the week, month or season. Plumbing and Healing. 309 E. Main St., ^ Call 532-5616. c3tf Lowell. Call 897-7534 days or 897-7104 c-13 COMPLETE REPAIR-TV, Radios, An- X nights. p39-tf 9 a. m. - 5 To Do It Anyway! tennas, etc, Art's Radio & TV Service, East Main, Lowell, 897-8196. p39lf J Be a good neighbor Closed Sunday TAKE OUT SERVICE—Riverview Inn, East City limits, Lowell. Deli- STATE SAVINGS BANK cious chicken and shrimp. Weekend SUPPORT dancing-liquoi- by the glass. c39tf Saddles - TAKE Advantage of this Think you can't OF LOWELL OPERATION •MAJOR FREIGHT LINE* URGENTLY NEEDS Bridles - afford a full size Intpala? •ON-JOB DRIVER TRAINEES* IDENTIFICATION •OVER-THE-ROAD DRIVERS* Crossword Puzzle •OWNER/OPERATORP* ACROSS •FLEET-OWNERS Halters SUBSCRIPTION 1. Essential Earning $ exceedingly high for each 6. High peak type poaition. Coast-toCoast, Single 9. Wipe up Coast Over-the-Road, and Local runs. 12. Silly Must be 21 yean old. For prompt ap- 13. Also gt If Special 14. Anger 1 plication and info call Area Code 513/ •i VEHICLES 15. Cared for 222-9837 NOW, Operators on duty 24 the sick hours, or write to: Semi Recniite's; u-L 17. More frigid P.O. Box 1422; Dayton, Ohio 45401. OLDSMOBILE-Pontiac. international, 19. Erbium; chem. C13-I4 (IMC See them ali at Wittenbarh Sales & Service. 749 West Main Street, Lowell, 20. Creases 22. Withered 897-9227. c39-tf Today ! When You Need Help, 24. Falsehood See me for complete Operation Iden- FURNACES - New i Used, repairs and 25. Flower cluster tification materials without cost. service. Free estimates. Leson Heating, FOR SALE - 1964 Plymouth Valiant, 28. Seed covering Call The Fish Number We think you can!868-613 3 or 868-6660. c3I-tf for parts only. Also Yellow Jacket Tow 30. Act -NEW or RENEWAL Bar with Universal mounts. Best offer. 32. Cow's cry Vern Ph. 897-8397 nights. p2tf 33. Body part If you're thinking about buying a full-sizIUII-OI^Oe uaicar,, buuuit CARPET NEED CLEANING?-Only N A 35. Baseball don't think you can afford an ImpalaPAL ,, UM Steamatic Carpet Cleaning has the term 4 BARACUDA - 1965 Plymouth, Stick M come in and see us. Our prices key ... for a tree estimate call 949- 37. Length Phelps automatic, 8 cyl., bucket seats, good make it easy for you to own one. 24531o r 676-1710. p39tf measure I J 949-1261 tires, n^w battery, good running car. 38. Printer's ONE YEAR .... «3 *73 Impala. The great American $475. Ph. 897-7589. plOtf measure 54. Last DOWN 29. Suffix: PRINTING-Letterheads, envelopes, 40. Bird 56. Seed case 1. Creeping associated 2531 West Main Assistance for Alcoholics or N. • Babysitting value. Again. forms, tickets, business cards, etc. Low- "THE HOME" - Of Dependable Used 41. Uncovered 57. High: music plants 31. Exclamation 43. Japanese 59. Exterior 2. Accustom 33. Woven by • Supply Food Their Families ell Ledger-Suburban Life, 105 North Cars ... Jackson Motor Sales. 930 W. - sash 60. Affirmative 3. Sailor: slang a spider Need Clothing, Bedding, Broadway Street, Lowell, 897-9261. Main, Lowell. 897-9281. p39tf 00 • Transportation 45. Accordingly 61. Prefix- new 4. Replies 34. Wing p39tf 897-8348 Household Items 48. Spectator 62. Germs 5. Sly glance 36. Not paid Friendship & Counseling O'NEILL'S BODY SHOP-Specializing Referral Sarvica (when 51. Above of life 6. Near on time TWO YEARS .. .$6 Hospital Equipment in collision repair. Insurance & indisidual 52. In shadow 7. Fastened 39. Dough strip EAT-IN OR TAKE-OUT - Just Good work. Reliable. 2756 Kraft Avenue at professional help is needed) Amwtr lo Puul* with key 40. Canal em- Food. Valley Vista Restaurant. 1400 W. 28th Street, Cascade. Call us at 949- 8. Pond bankment Identification of personal belong- Main, Lowell. p39tf 6840. p39tf 9. Time of year 42. Complete ings and household articles can • Starred Items Can Be Provided on an Emergency Basis THOMET ••oaa 10. Metallic 44. Buddhist LOWELL LEDGER- help deter the home burglar. B0E0CJQ •••••• rock monk That's why I'm joining local law WRECKER SERVICE-Day or Night- ELECTRICAL WIRING-Fixtures fSH E]0SBaB[2a> 11. Through 46. Pierced enforcement officials in urging Cascade Body Shop, 2817 Kraft Avenue SECOND MILE HOUSE - CASCADE CHRISTIAN CHURCH and Repairs. G.E. Appliances. Rick- 16. Pickle by horns you to participate i.i Operation at 28th Street S.E.. 949-3430. Body & •••• DEE •••• CHEVROLET & BUICK ert Electric, 208 S. Hudson Street, flavoring 47. Singles: Identification. Fender repairs, painting, repairing and eaaa raa DBQ Lovwll, 897-9802. p39tf 18. Permit slang SUBURBAN LI FE welding. p39tf •••ECJ AAUAA | SIMS! 2829 Thornapple River Drive, i* 1250 W. Main-Lowell AAA •• DDDCJ 21. Nickel: 49. Thin STATE FARM Grand Replda, Mich. 49506 chem. 50. Selh's son * INSURANCE COMPANIES •JEJOH ODD BEBa 23. Means of 52. Watch Offer Expires July 15th Horn# Offices FISHERMEN'S - And Hunter's THE "WELCOME MAT' - Is always aEBQCillDC •• Bloomingion. Illinoil INtUIANCI Headquarters - Gllmore's Sport out at Imperial Motors-Lowell, 1450 . transporta- secretly 897-9294 Shop and Live Bait, 8154 East Ful- W. Main, 897-9225. Chrysler-Plymouth. tion 53. Garden tool ••D BEU •••QD 26. Enemy 55. Indian Sx' 5 ton Road, Ada, 676-5901. c39tf p39tf ••• noa ••••• 27. Rocky hill 58. Toward Lowell Ledger-Suburban Life. Thursday. July 5. 1973 II 10 Lowdl Ledger-Suburban Life, Thursday, July 5, 1973 SHOWBOAT Heart Attack Takes Prominent Physician v73 Showboat Loaded With Talent, WHISTLE Dr. Emil M. Roth, age 67, of 202 SW 63rd Avenue, Uniquely Plantation, Florida, passed away Tuesday, June 26 at Plantation General Hospital. Second He was a resident there seven years, coming from TOOTS Grand Rapids, where he was a member of Fellow NEW Seats To Be Added Attraction Different American College of Surgeons; Michigan State Medical Section Society, Grand Rapids International Round Table; Two different types of stagecraft sounds will be coming out of the 1973 Lowell Show- American Rose Society, and was on the staff at Butter- During one of the Changing Scene specials. Mike boat, when it makes its traditional runs down the Flat River, around Cattail Bend, the last Curb seated himself at the organ, and one by one the Along with new seats, Ionia and Hastings this worth Hospital in Grand Rapids. Lowell Ledger two weekends in July. members of the Congregation joined him, blending the Showboat will also year. It was felt by the Dr. Roth was bom in Lowell, attended Lowell their voices until it was a rousing unfeigned religious have new gate admission ticket committee that schools, graduating in 1923 and had attended the SO First comes the unique blending of youthful voices from the Mark Curb Congregation. Paul's new 'terrace' rock song-fest. As their previously mentioned album prices this year. Seats these towns were dose year class reunion held on Saturday, June 23. Besides their singing talents, they are dancers and song writers. They will appear the first givM a new look to the suggests, the Congregation were regulars on the CBS- Suburban Life will be $3. $4 and $5. enough to call or come Survivors include his wife, Ruth of Plantation, Flor- outside of the Showboat weekend July 19-21. TV "Glen Campbell Show," giving the group the oppor- over. ida; one daughter, Mrs. Alfred (Mary Lou) Griffin of Restaurant. On stage July 26-28 will be the man who made the saxophone the piano of the Brass tunity to display their multi-talents each and every JULY 5,1973 • • « Plantation, Florida; one brother, John Roth of Low- week. Out-of-town ticket ell; two sisters, Mrs. A. V. (Fannie ) Wenger of Grand Kingdom, Boots Randolph. Known as the man with the Yakety Sax' Randolph's arrange Al Hermans has con- f sales will be made in Bat- Rapids and Mrs. Vere (Edith) Parks of Corona Del Mar, ments are flawless, and shows a versatility on a peculiar instrument that is hard to imagine. The Congregation has appeared in concert with Hen- structed a new wheel for tle Creek (Grinnell'i); Lan- California; one grandson, Carl. Since 1932, Lowell has put together its show with some of the nation's top entertain- ry Mancini at the Hollywood Bowl. They have also had the 1973 edition of the great success appearing in Las Vegas and Lake Tahoe sing (Grinnells in Lansing Memorial services were held June 28, at 10 a.m. at Mall and Frandor); Kala- Robert E. Lee, making its ers. George Goebel was here in 1965; Bob Newhart, 1966, Louis Armstrong, 1967; Dinah with such top artists as Sammy Davis, Jr. and Steve the T. M. Ralph Planation Funeral Home, Plantation, mazoo (Grinnells); and 41st annivenary run. Shore, 1968; Milton Berle, 1969; Gary Puckett and the Union Gap, Steve Allen and Jane Lawrence and Eydie Gorme. They have recently done Florida. Cremation followed. Muskegon (L.C. Walker • • • Meadows, 1970; Everly Brothers and Ray Stevens, 1971; Jerry Reed and Bobby Goldsboro, TV specials with Tony Bennett, Jose Feliciano, and arena). Tennessee Ernie Ford, and done concert tours in Japan. Ed Kiel will be at the 1972. Tickets for the 1973 helm of ticket sales this Erwin E. Wicks, 65 BIO-BOOTS RANDOLPH ... show are due to go on Tickets for the 1973 show will officially go on sale July 6, with the main street ticket We had so many compliments on it so far," Erick- year, ably assisted by Ray Now air-conditioncd for the comfort of its custom- sale July 6, with mail or- booth opening. Advance tickets can be purchased by mail, telephone or in person. Get your If Chet Atkins is synonymous with guitar, then Boots son commented "that all of the hard work and extra Bocgerson. ers, Paul's New Terracc at the Showboat Restaurant, ders already being pro- Succumbs At Home Randolph is just a longer way of saying "sax." hours, was well worth it. I'm pleased with the results." tickets early! 700 East Main Street, Lowell, offers the ultimate in cessed. Working in the ticket But Boots (who swears he doesn't know where the Taking over the business a little over a year ago. Erwin E. Wicks, 65, of 7242 Thornapple River Dr., beauty for diners. booth with the gentle- The Mike Curb Congregation is like no other group nickname came from) wasn't bom with that glittery in- Erickson's flair for pleasing his customers with good Ada, passed away June 26 at his home. With the help of his father. Elof Erickson, Show- men will be Barb Curtis, in the music industry. Organized by Mike Curb in strument in his mouth and he didn't automatically home cooking has demanded the expansion. Funeral services were held Friday at the Roth-Gerst boat's owner, Paul Erickson did most of the addition Bring your club or or- Dee Doyle, Carol Ray- 1968, the Congregation is composed of youthful indi- reach out for it as soon as he learned to walk. Funeral Home of Lowell. Interment was made in Oak- and remodeling project himself. "In several months, we'll expand again," Erickson ganization ... It's cheap- mor, Jean McCambridge, viduals-talented dancers; songwriters; rock pop and He was born into a musical family where everybody revealed, "this time with a 'Blue Room.' The plans arc and Bev Anderson. wood Cemetery. The round tables and colorful chairs of the new ter- er by the dozen on Thurs- ven light opera singers-fusing all these elements and played something, just what he played didn't matter. now in the designing stage." He is survived by his wife, Marion; two daughters, race are set amidst a garden-like setting. From the clev- days. erse backgrounds to create a complete and personal It was an natural as reading and writing, eating and Mrs. Leslie (Betty Lou) Kline of Lowell, and Mrs. Rus- er bull frog setting on the running fountain to the live "We keep making so many changes," Erickson ex- Each opening night, of experience. walking. He doesn't know just why he latched on to a Lowell Area School's sell (Beatrice) Wheaton of Grand Rapids; nine grand- trees set in buckets, the atmosphere is unlike a plain plained, that our customers are 'surprised' almost every- the two weekend shows, Mike Curb, MGM Records' youthful and energetic uke when the family combo tuned up, except that the ticket booth will be mov- children and nine great-grandchildren. time they come in. In the main section of the restaur- buy tickets in blocks of President, felt the need for a sort of "off work" diver- uke happened to be popular about that time. The Ran- everyday restaurant. ed to a North Lafayette On one wall hangs a mural of the Lowell Showboat, ant, periodic changes are made by re-papering the walls, 12 or more and receive a sion. So, with his sister Carole, Mike got together dolphs of Paducah and Dadiz. Kentucky, and later of Street location shortly- with garden lights suspending from the sky-light ceil- adding new drapes, etc. $1 discount per se^t. LET ENGINE IDLE some young friends, and the result has brought forth Evansvillc. Indiana, were roof-raisers who enjoyed their it's new assignment, selling "1 hope everyone will stop in and see what we're do- six best-selling albums and several hit singles. tuneful family sessions. ing. The flooring is artificial turf, and the walls are con- * * * tickets for the 1973 Show- When stopping for gasoline or refreshments after A ing." Erickson concluded. "Our welcome mat is always Among the Congregation's discs, "Burning Bridges," It was only natural that they'd be asked to play for structed from decorative concrete patio blocks. boat. high speed driving, let the engine idle for several min- out." Each of the six nights which Mike composed for the movie Kelly's Heroes, entertainments and civic functions in the communities After the two weekend utes before shutting it off, advise auto experts. This on the dock-side stage had the distinction of being selected as one of the ten where they lived. Talent contests sprouted like mustard fA.\ 'A event is over, the booth givevthe cooling system a chance to equalize tempera- professional square danc- •ftialists for the "Best Song From A Motion Picture" greens those days, and if the Randolphs weren't exactly will be returned to its ture throughout the block, preventing valve damage. ers will give a pre-show for the 1970 Academy Awards. paid off in mustard, they weren't paid off in cash eith- Boots Randolph home. Recreation Park. performance. er. Still they'd had a good time, and they could always fZ VTZ XT/ \r/ \r, Chart Busting Single Randolph is a canny, quick-witted showman who JULY eat the bacon, peas and macaroni they were paid with. could make it as master of ceremonies, even if he hadn't The Mike Curb Congregation's first album, "Come At least 100,000 bro- And the occasions provided Boots, years later, with a happened to be a master musician. Both as humorous Eight ticket outlets in Together," received enthusiastic response by everyone chures promoting the very funny story for his Festival of Music appearances. showman and top-rated tenor sax player, he's appeared A W W W ^ Grand Rapids are being ""^ho heard it. Following close on the heels of their FOURTH Showboat's two perform- From Uke To Trombone ... on such TV shows as The Kraft Music Hall, Perry Como set up. Wurzburgs will sell first LP came "Sweet Gingerbread Man." This album's ances, July 19-21 and Ju- Special, Mike Douglas Show, Ed Sullivan Show. Jackie tickets from their stores title song became a chart-busting single. While he was still in grade school he switched from ly 26-28, have been print- Gleason Show, Joey Bishop Show, Jimmy Dean Show, in North Kent, Southland The Congregation's third entry, "Burning Bridges." the frenetic rhythm and limitations of the uke as a mu- ed and are being distribu- John Gary Show, Tonight Show, David Frost Show and and Eastbrook Malls. received the Gold Medal Award in South Africa for be- sical medium and took up the trombone. He didn't ted by Barb Brown and Dick Cavett Show and has been host of two of his own Herpolsheimer's down- ing that country's number one record during the entire just deliberately decide to do so. As it happened, his her energetic workers. one-hour TV color specials. town store will handle year of 1970. "Put Your Hand In The Hand" was the dad decided about then to swap an old pistol he owned Mailed brochures will m International TV is on Randolph's horizon, too. tickets, as will Farrow's fourth happy and successful blend with a potpourri of for a trombone. The gifted kid took to the slide, and be handled by Stevie Monument Records have received a request from Tei- Music Shop on Division •^op, rock gospel, etc. Number five was "The Mike Curb without the help of music teachers learned to play an Roth. chiku Records Ltd. of Tokyo for a cartridge TV pro- and Grinnells at Wood- STATE SAVINGS BANK Congregation Sing Their Hits From The Glen Campbell instrument. • • • gram by Randolph, who made his first personal appear- land and North Kent Mall Show." Next came "Softly Whispering 1 Love You," Boots' family moved to Evansville during World ance in Japan in October 1970 and performed concerts and Rogers Plaza. Due to the time chango another big hit as a single also. The group's latest al- War 11 and he played in the Central High School Band. in 14 cities over a 3-week period. Incidentally Tokyo ... the 1973 show will go OF LOWELL bum is "Song For Young Love," released on MGM Re- It didn't take him long to see that the slide trombone Chicken booking agents want him back for another concert tour on stage nightly at 9:30 cords in November, 1972. was an ungainly piece of equipment in a marching No advanced tickots this year. p.m. band, and he switched to the sax. The change-over also sales will be made in Mike Curb Congregation made it possible for him to play nightly with his bro- LPs Best Sellers... ther Joe's combo at clubs, lounges and army camps, Barbeque Not all of the Congregation's singing is confined to His instrumental LPs have all been best-sellers in Japan; and caused most of his soldiering-when he was drafted recordings. Individually the 19 members have perform- Teichiku is convinced that he'll be equally successful in in 1945-to be done in an Army Band at Camp Kilmer. W. HOWARD VANDERBILT ed on many television shows as well as in concert. Japan's new home entertainment medium of cartridge PASSES IN MISSOURI Together, they made their first TV appearance in He continued this kind of music career, at night TV. Boots has cut five albums just for the Japanese Ada M asonic 1969 on the ABC-TV special Movin,' which also featur- spots mostly, until 1958 when his co-composer James market. Two are all Japanese songs, one is Hawaiian- W. Howard VanderBilt. aged 53. of St. Louis, Mis- Open • Bowling ed.Dionne Warwick, Bun Bacharach, Jose Feliciano Rich sent a tape of his playing of "Yakety-Sax" to Chet flavored and the others are rock hits of the 1960s and Lodge & OES 'souri. and formerly of Grand Rapids passed away June Atkins, musical director of RCA Victor in Nashville. Thursday Afternoons 1 to 5 p.m. and Andy Williams. themes of foreign movies. 22. That was a magic move. ABC again signed them in 1970 for a series produc- In Nashville he has more calls than he can handle Surviving are his parents Mr. and Mrs. William W. Saturdays, 7 to 10 p.m. ed by Chevrolet entitled Changing Scene. These four Rowdy Style ... for back-up work on "Nashville Sound" record sessions, (Effie) VanderBilt of Grand Rapids, two daughters, specials were hosted by such show-biz greats as Gene and he has a working interest in a Nashville night spot, 12 noon until all gone Mrs. Daniel (Emmy) Rlttersdorf of Ludington, Miss Atkins liked Boots' rambunctious, rather rowdy Any '8' Cylinder American Legion Lanes Kelly, Engelbert Humperdinck and Robert Culp. Not where he and his band perform when he's not on tour. Veronica VanderBilt of Ionia, a son, Phil VanderBilt style and sound and hired him for some recording ses- only was the Congregation included in special produc- His compositions include "Yakety-Sax" (co-author- of Lowell, and a grandson, David Edward Rittersdorf. 805 East Main, Lowell 897-7566 sions. He also signed him to a Victor contract, in effect PLUGS tion numbers, but they were incorporated into many ed by James Rich-, "Cacklin' Sax." "Little Big Horn," Pastor Earl Cross of South Boston Bible Church, until 1961 when Boots joined Monument. But their POINTS oi" the sketches, bringing to light another facet in their "Chick In the Rough." and "Simple Simon." "Yakety Saranac, officiated at services in the Metcalf Chapel close association and friendship continued, and Homer varied talents the ability to act. Sax" which his friend Chet Atkins recorded, won an last Tuesday. Interment Oak Grove Cemetery. CONDENSER Louis Raldolph II (Homer?) is a co-headliner with the Adding its beauty to the 'Terrace' is this run- $29.95 award in 1965 for him and Rich. LABOR Masters Festival of Music. Formerly dedicated to jazz, he has moved into a ninlingo fountain. Voluble where Chet Atkins is reticent, quick with country-oriented jazz direction to capture a wider au- a quip where Atkins only smiles quietly, Atkins and dience. The response to this "Moving out" into more & imperial motors w Raldolph share a bond of mutual respect for genuine pop-rock-soul-sophisticated sounds has been phenomen- musicianship. al. In all of this he has admirable backing from his own 1450 W. Main - Lowell - 897-9225 More than 100 cities in the United States and Cana- orchestra of long standing. Jane's Jabber da have enjoyed "in-person" concerts by Boots, and RESTAURANT! Tough on the road everywhere he plays, he wins over audiences and review- Doubles As Emcee ... ers alike. One writer described him by saying he "prob- When he tours as co-headliner with the Masters Festi- (Pid You Know?) ably has the greatest range on the saxophone of any 700 EAST MAIN STREET, LOWELL val of Music, he doubles as emcee and performer and SEOffiBOil present-day musician." wins followers both ways. Variety, regarded as the Bible of show business when Off stage, he keeps healthy raising cattle on his "THERE'LL BE SOME CHANGES MADE" it comes lo giving rave reviews, reported that Ran- Not on farm-home, horseback riding with his wife and his son /yy>yy dolph's debut show at Harold's Club in Reno drew ca- Evening Specials July 10 thru 14 To former residents and friends out there in Ledger- and daughter (the latter recently presented him with pacity houses and enthusiasm endorsements. Commend- land. it may be of interest to you to know of the chang- his first grandchild), and golfing with his fellow musici- ing the discipline in his varied offerings, the critic add- es now taking place here. ans. including Chet Atkins. A proud hole-in-one testi- ed, "Demanded encores and shouts for more portend TUESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL The Storm Water-sewer separation project which fies to his skills on the golf course! Randolph's becoming a regular here." He's been book- Peach, Pear, Pineapple you have been reading about over the past year is now As emcee, golfer, performer Randolph's sense of the ride. ed into the Nugget in Sparks, Nevada, The Sahara Ho- Gala Fruit Plate $1.85 in full swing. Streets, one by one, are being torn up. humor is infectious. He likes it that way. Or, as he puts PAm tel in Lake Tahoe and various clubs across the country. ALL it, "I enjoy hearing people laugh." (8 oz.) Tenderloin Steak $2.99 As I sit here in the office the big machines are right Variety was right! MEALS outside scooping up large chunks of asphalt. The mon- WEDNESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL strous beast is now moving this way and I may be HOSE Atlas Forty-Two Tire SMELT Basket, plus Strawberry $1.89 INCLUDE scooped right out of my chair. Steak & Chicken Platter $3.95 Residents are, for the most part, taking the resulting inconveniences with good grace. (Although there are MEAT, 10 DAYS I probably some who might debate that statement.) At your THURSDAY NIGHT SPECIAL POTATOES, ONLY Land & Sea Summer Cooler The noise level has now reached a grinding din and telephone conversations are almost impossible. $2.25 SALAD & I with Ham and Salmon This summer will not be a very pleasant one as peo- Standard dealer Cattlemen's Choice Sirloin BREAD ple contend with the dust, dirt, mud, detours, noise WILL BE Steak $3.99 and attending disruptions bound to arise during a pro- I ject of this magnitude. Reg. $1.39 6 full plies under the tread. That's four FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL But, someday when you may return for a visit, the full bias plies of polyester cord and two Clam Basket $2.05 new streets, curbs and gutters will have given Lowell a fiberglass belts that hold the tough tread CLOSED I Steak 8( Shrimp $4.50 well-deserved and long over-due face lift. firmly to the road, to resist squirm. That Paul's "Special" Sirloin NEW The project is about twenty percent completed and means less wear and more mileage polen- tial than with unbelted tires. I Strip Steak $4.19 though that means we still have a long way to go, the HOURS: work is on schedule. Still, with all its toughness, the Atlas Horn cima •fh Forty-Two belted lire handles like a kit- SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL Tues. & Wed. Must run now and pick up a piece of concrete to I Whitefish $1.90 save as a souvenier. ten. Because everyone is "rideKxiented" • 10:30 thru 7:45 -computer checked at the factory help Steak & Froglegs $3.99 /4-/2OFF 508 W. Main, Lowell Thurs., Fri., Sat. to assure a smooth, comfortable ride. July 4 New York Strip $4.29 FUNERAL MASS SAID Charge it on your Standard Oil credit 10:30 thru 8:45 ON ALL SUNDAY Sunday FOR EDWARD P. HARIG card. 11:30 thru 6:45 SPRING & EARLY All Day HAM & SWEET POTATOES Edward P. Harig, aged 77, of Dorr, passed away I CLOSED June 25, at St. Mary's Hospital. SUMMER SIRLOIN OF BEEF & MONDAYS Surviving are his wife, Clara; one son, Kenneth of MERCHANDISE DRESSING $2.50 Dorr; two daughters, Mrs. Francis (Lillian) Post of I ROAST LOIN OF PORK Grandville, Mrs. Richard (Leora) Lutostanski of Way- land; 13 grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; four OPEN SATURDAY| /wjvyyyyy FRIDAY, JULY 6 brothers. Phillip of Grand Rapids, Maynard of Alto, Martin and Wilbert, both of North Dorr. CUT OUT AND Register for your Anniversary Funeral Mass was said last Wednesday at the Visitation | Open Until 5 p. m 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. | BRING THIS Church, North Dorr. Interment Visitation Cemetery. •ffl COUPON NEW REGIONAL DIRECTOR Address 100 W. MAIN. LOWFLL. Ml. 4933) STANDARD • 'is v" I WITH YOU The appointment of Alton Craig Haner as the new » Phone regional director of the Grand Valley Region of the Cliff's Standard I JULY 10 THRU 14 Michigan Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Associ- I HAVE A HAPPY HOLIDAY' Anniversary Date ation was announced by Vernon Wendt, M.D., president 7123 E. Fulton, Ada, 676-4701 One Winner Each Week "f the region, effective June 1. Tne Grand Valley region- Trademark "Allat" Rag. U.S. Pat. Ofl. al office, located in Suite 275, Towers Medical Building, TM "Forty-Two". "Rirta Oriantad"—Atlaa Supply Co. 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THINGS TO COME Let's Go Riding Proponenls of Ihe supersonic Anglo-French Con- Join the summer bike rides sponsored by the Low- corde Iransport plane say Ihey expert it lo take much ell YMCA! There will be one scheduled for each of the of Ihe foreign business flying away from the American 747 . months of July, August and September. Each has a different destination, but all are close enough to be enjoyed by all members of the family. The next Bike Hike is scheduled for Sunday, July 15, at 1:30. It will start at the YMCA Office Parking Lot, located behind the Y, on the corner of Main St. and Hudson (at the traffic light). The July ride will go to Saranac and will cost 50^. Ice cream may be purchased at the half-way mark (the Sara-Snak), so bring some change. The August ride will go to Chief Hazy Cloud Park in •Insurance &. Ada where we will furnish barbecues and the cost is $1. •Specializing In CALL US AT Individual Work The September Ride will go to Fallasburg Park, Collision Repair Reliable where we will have campout dinners waiting. The cost 949-6840 for this trip will be $1.50 per person. More details on these trips will be published each month. 2756 Kraft at 28th St. - Cascade The minimum age to ride alone will be 13, and all those under 13 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. There will be one leader with a flag and one tail man with a flag. We will leave in groups of no more than 10 so as not to cause any traffic hazards. You must ride single file and as close to the side of the road as possible. There will be a sweep car to pick ELECTRICAL up those who might not make it all the way. You may sign up by sending your money and name Wiring-Fixtures-Repairs to the Lowell YMCA Office, 897-7375, for more infor- mation call Vic Weeks 897-8924. G. E. APPLIANCES BITS 0' BUSINESS Saranac boy$ and girls are taking swim lessons at the YMCA Pool. Pictured in the back row is Eric Smith, Saranac Community Schools Director. Belgium and its neighbor Luxembourg are normally Rickert Electric steel exporters, but because of dollar devaluation they 897-9802 208 S. Hudson, Lowell can now import American steel cheaper than they can pour it at home. Shipments from the U.S. are expected Last Call For Kamp... to total 100,000 tons this year Here's why people Leo Harden Promoted in higher income brackets buy tax-free state or munici- Day Camp for five, six and seven-year-olds will be pal bonds. A couple with joint net taxable income of Marine Lance Corporal Leo Harden, jr., of 8908 held July 9 through 13 from 9 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. at $50,000 would need an investment paying 11 percent- Vergennes Street, Ada, was promoted to his present the Scout Cabin on North Washington Street. Call; 897-8104 and a safe one's hard to find-to get the same return as rank while serving at the U. S. Marine Corps Base in Games, crafts, hiking, fun for all! Cost: $ 15 for Y- they do on a tax-free 5^ percent bond. Okinawa. members, $17 for Non-Members. Call the YMCA office to register or for more infor- mation. E. D. Richard FAST SERVICE LHS Jr. High Honor Roll FREE ESTIMATES ACHIEVEMENT ROLL Fran Musick 3, Teresa Noffke 3, Brian Raymor I, Charles W. Glane, DPM 6TII GRADE Cindy Richardson 2, Beth Rivers 3, Mike Rowe, 3, PUMP REPAIR FULLY INSURED No. indicates the number of marking periods that Sharon Schaaf 3, Patty Timinskis 3, Susan Vickers 2, PODIATRIST ~ FOOT SURGEON each student has made the Achievement Roll. Pat VonEhr. announces the opening of his Randy Adams 4, Mike Alderink 2, Cathy Baird 3, 8TH GRADE Sharon Bancroft 3, Mary Benedict 2, Lori Bergy 2, Bob Nancy Bieri 1, Deb Canning 1, Jim Doyle 1, Linda SECOND OFFICE IN BELDING Bieri 4, Laurie Bodtke 1, Nancy Byam 1, Dawn Can- Granger 2, Laurie Harris 3, Mark Hartley 3, Paula Hew- JULYS, 1973 To Sell Your 'Don't field 2, Kevin Carbonelli 3, Becky Carl 2,Jana Carlson itt 3, Carla Kelley 2, Cheri Kirby 2, Ann Kline 3. Office located at the Covered Village, 2. Crystal Kuiper 3, Tim Lenneman 2, Judy McGlam- Needs' Inexpensively Bernie Clark 3, Ernie Clements 3, Lynn Conner 1, cry 1. Kim McGregor 2, Mitch McNeal 3, Delia Rogers Belding, Michigan 48809 Kent Dickerson 4, Rhonda Dickerson 4, Mary Denboer 3, Steve Simmerer 4, Suzanne Sinke 4, Debra White 4. Phone 794-2080, if no answer 532-2235 2, Kathy Doege 2, Dave Fosburg 1, Kevin Grochowal- ski 2, Lori Gahan 1, Bill Hansen 4, Kirk Haybarker 3, Hours By Appointment Use A Debbie Hinds 1. HONOR ROLL 8THGRADE n Mark Johnson 2, Carol Kaminski 1, Karen Kelly 3, No. indicates the number of marking periods that Amy Kooiman 1, Carrie Kuiper 2, Laurie Lotterman each student has made the Honor Roll. \ Low-cost 1, Gary McGregor 1, Ron Moore 3, Tammy Olson 2, Deb Price 3, Marcia Ralys 3, Kim Rittersdorf 2. Rhonda Alderink 3, Tim Anderson 2, Janice Beebe Classified Theresa Saganak 1, Tony Schwacha 4, Kris Schreur 3, Marcia Bieri 3, Nancy Bieri 4, Jennie Blough 3, Mar- 2, Kris Schreur 2, Kelly Schuelke 2, Linda Scott 1, tin Blough 4, Marcia Bnnk 3, Chris Butts 3, Joe Callier TERRIFIC Laurie Smith 1, Brenda Swan 1, Mitzi Talbot 2, Deb- 4, Debbie Canfield 3. Want Ad bie Thomet 3, Jeff Timpson 4, Ray Topping 1, Kathy Lori Canfield 4, Debbie Canning 1, Cathy Carbonelli Towne 1, John Waite 2, Gary Warning 1, Susan Wilcox 4, Bob Christiansen 2, Bill Clements 4, Biaine Condon 3, Bill Zerfas 4. 4, Linda Conrad 4, Phyllis Courser 3, Amy Csolkovitz ^ SELECTION Place Yours Today! 3. Dale Dart 4, Jim Doyle 4. 7TH GRADE Becky Flanagan 2, Beth Ford 4, Linda Fry 1, Linda Kevin Blanding 3, Dan Bulk 2, Karla Burton 3, Granger 4, Gretchen Hahn 3, Joni Hanson 3, loni Harold 4 Chryslers & Furys Thciesa Burton 1, Sarah Flanagan 3, Pam Heemstra 3, 4, Laurie Harris 4, Mark Hartley 4, Bill Heintzleman 4, Call 897-9261 Tim Hendrick 3, Denise Higgins 2, Karen Kerr 4, Laur- Michele Heintzleman 2. ie McMahon 4. Rod Herrema 4, Paula Hewitt 4, Mike Hill 1, Kevin Hoag 4, Kent Hoist 3, Scott Homolka 4, Ernest Hoov- Some Driver's Ed Cars er 3, Judy Hoover 4, Sheryl Hull 4, Kathy Irvin 3, Gretchen Kaufman 4, Mark Kimball 4, Karla Kelley 3, Cheri Kirby 4. Anne Kline 3, Lois Kloosterman 2, Perry Kranen- ^ imperial motors berg 3, Dan Kropf 3, Debra Kropf 4, Crystal Kuiper 4, Tim Lenneman 2, Mary Malone 4, Donna Mankel 3, 1450 W. Main - Lowell - 897-9225^^ Tom Marks 4, Susan Mathews 4, Lori McCambridge 4, Judy McGlamery 4, Kim McGregor 3, Mitch McNeal 4. Deb Miner 3, Kevin Mulder 4, Greg Narva 3, Mary Page 4, Jim Pfaller 4, Diane Rasch 4, Mary Reagan 3, Rena Reynolds 3. Mark Ries 3, Terry Ripley I, Denise Rittenger 4, Delia Rogers 4. Karen Sarniak 4, Linda Scheidel 4, Stephen Sim- YOU'RE merer 4, Suzanne Sinke 4, Sara Smith 3, Mark Thomet 3, Sue Thompson 3, Donna Truax 3, Terri VanBelkum 3, Linda VanLaan 4, James Vezino 1, Debbie Wilker- son 4. Roger Wilson 4, Steve Wittenbach 4, Kris Wynal- da 3, Al Yakes 4. GOING TO 7TH GRADE Ray Alexander 3, Gordon Anderson 1, Richard Beach 4, Greg Ball 1, Kevin Blanding 4, Glenn Bailey 4, Dan Bulk 3, Karla Burton 3, Teresa Burton 4, Dave Christensen 3 Roleen Caplette 3, Warren Church 2. BUILD... Steve Cook 4, Pam Craft 4, Dave DenBoer 4, Laura Dey 3, Colleen Doran 4, Mark Eickhoff 4, John Ellison 4, Craig Essich 1, Sharon Flanagan 4, Sarah Flanagan I, Mary Gahan 4, Kim Grudzinskas 4, Tammy Hayes 4. Watch Gene Haywood 3, Pam Heemstra 4, Mike Herringa 4, Tim Hendrick 4, Denise Higgins 4, Cynthia Hinds 4, John Hosley 4, Bill Jasinski 3, Karen Kehoe 3, Joann Keim 3, Tom Kempker 4, Karen Kerr, Denise Every 6ame e'll help set the foundation. Our trusted Kleinjan 4, Sharon Klifman 1, Randy Kropf 2, Linda w Lotterman 2, Ed Loughlin 1, Mark MacDonald 4, Cindy Marks 4, Tim Martis 3, Ann McCormick 3. on a mortgage loans have made it possible for folks like you Laurie McMahon 4, Wanda McQueen 3, Fran Musick 3, Teresa Noffke 4, Carol Peckham 3, Lee Radle 3, to build, or buy a ready-built home. Let's hammer over Michelle Raly^ 4, Brian Raymor 4, Peggy Reagan 4, Cindy Richardson 4, Ellen Ritzema 4, Beth Rivers 4, the facts together. Kris Roth 4, Mike Rowe 4. OR John Sarniak 3, Sharon Schaaf 4, Marta Schneider 3, Kathy Smith 1, Jim Sterling 3, Anita Swan 4, Kim Tapp 2, Patty Timinskis 4, Chuck Thebo I, Sue Vick- ers 3, Pat VonEhr 3, Louise Weeks 4. (Color or Black t White)

6TH GRADE Cathy Baird 4, Mary Benedict 4, Bob Bieri 4, Greg TELEVISION FROM Briggs 4, Nancy Byam 4, Dawn Canfield 3, Becky Carl 4, Jana Carlson 4, Kevin Carbonelli 4, Lisa Carlton 3, STATE SAVINGS BANK Bernie Clark 4, Ernie Clements 4. Mary DenBoer 3, Kent Dickerson 4, Rhonda Dicker- son 4, Kathy Doege 4, Mary Doyle 3, Dave Finkler 2, N Lori Gahan 3, Phil Goble 3, Chuck Gochenour 3, Kev- ART'S in Grochowalski 3, Bill Hansen 3, Curtis Harris 4. RADIO-TV SERVICE of Lowell Kirk Haybarker 4, Julie Hoseth 4, Amy Kooiman 4, J® Carrie Kuiper 2, Mike MacDonald 3, Scott McCambridge COMPLETE REPAIR OF TV -RADIOS 3, Lori Meredith 4, Ron Moore 4, Lori Narva 4, Lori Nowak 4, Tammy Olson 4, Deborah Price 4, Marcia ANTENNAS - ETC. Serving You From Two Convenient Locations Ralys 4. Kim Rittersdorf 4, Kris Schreur 4, Tony Schwacha PHONE; 897-8196 4. Linda Scott 4, Laurie Smith 4, Heather Spillane 4, 897-9277 Sue Stormzand 4, Brenda Swan 3. Mitzi Talbot 3, Deb- bie Thomet 3, John Waite 4, Gary Warning 4, Lisa Art Warning - Proprietor i Willyard 3, Bill Zerfas 4.