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Mrs. Joseph Michael Sweeney A nuptial mass , Saturday noon, June 25, in Holy Fami ly Church

united in m a r r i a g e Miss Ann Chery l Averi l l and Joseph Michael Sweeney.

The br ide is the daughter of M r , and M r s . Russe l l H. Morton of Casnovia. Dr . and M r s . Joseph A. Sweeney of Mount P leasan t a r e the pa ren t s of the groom.

Mis s Averill wore and ivory si lk o rganza gown with lace and p e a r l s border ing the e m p i r e bodice and repeated on the A-line sk i r t and Chapel t r a in . An organza r o s e with lace and p e a r l accen ts held her veil and she c a r r i e d a colonial bouquet of da i s i e s .

M r s . Norm Browning of Midland was Honor attendant and M r s . John Tysse of Cedar Springs and M i s s Sharon Morton of Casnovia were b r idesmaids . They wore gowns of yellow voile e m b r o i d e r e d with yellow and white da i s ies . Veiled headpieces and ball a r r a n g e -ments of yellow and white da i s i e s completed thei r cos tumes . •

Serving as Best Man was J a m e s Sweeney of Mount P l ea san t . U s h e r s were Tom Sweeney of Cleveland, Ohio, Gene Ragland of Durand, and Royal Klein of Grand Rapids .

M r . and M r s . C h a r l e s Pa t t e r son were Mas te r and M i s t r e s s of c e r emon ie s for the recept ion in the Spar ta Civic C e n t e r . Mr , and M r s . Sweeney will make their home in Mount P leasan t ,

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The Garden Club will hold i ts annual b r e a k f a s t meet ing at 9 a .m. Monday, Ju ly 11, at the home of M r s , C l a r e Reyburn with M r s . Ro-b e r t Kr ige r a s c o - h o s t e s s ,

M r s , B e r n i c e Swanson was in-ju red in a c a r accident Tuesday evening. She is in St. M a r y ' s h o s -p i ta l with he r r ight shoulder and l e f t a r m broken and o ther i n ju r i e s .

M r . and M r s . Ronald Klein, who live in Ca l i fo rn ia , have been vis i t ing r e l a t i ve s h e r e fo r two weeks . They lef t Sunday, a c c o m -panied by M r s . Lo i s Klein, fo r the e a s t , where they spent a few days and, f r o m there , le f t F r i d a y fo r a tour of Europe . They expect to r e t u r n July 29.

M r . and M r s . Ronald Middleton, who were m a r r i e d June 25, a r e l iving in the Swanson house on R u s c o road r e c e n t l y vacated by the Douglas Weston fami ly .

M r s . F rank Thomas , M r s . H a r r y Saur , El izabeth and Annabelle at tended the f inal meet ing of the Casnov ia Lad ies L i t e r a r y Club which was a " sa lad smorgasbord* on Tuesday at the home of M r s , Ivan E m e r i c , The p r o g r a m was given by Mrs , Edwin Clute , who ta lked on wild f lowers and Mrs , E m e r i c whose topic was r o s e s ,

M r . and M r s . F r a n k Vanden Heuvel and f ami ly r e t u r n e d home Sunday a f t e r a two week vacation at B i l l s Lake.

M r . and M r s . Don Matthews and daugh te r s a r e on a month ' s t r ip to C a l i fornia .

D r . and M r s . Austin Smith a r e spending a week n e a r T r a v e r s e Ci ty ,

M r , and M r s , Ralph White spent F r i d a y andSaturday with Frank and Lou i se Thomas . They left e a r l y Sunday morning fo r Higgins Lake, w h e r e Helen expec t s to s tay fo r two weeks with her daugh te r - in -law, M r s . Ed White, and chi ldren .

John Austin i s spending seve ra l weeks in Bat t le C r e e k helping to se t up a new s t o r e t h e r e .

M r . and M r s . Roy Afton and chi ldren r e t u r n e d home Monday a f t e r spending a week at Oxbow P a r k at Hardy Dam.

M r . and M r s . Kenneth Hoyt and f ive chi ldren ofG rand Rapids spent

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Ju ly 4th at Long Lake visit ing the C h a r l e s P a t t e r s o n f ami ly .

M r s . Neva C a s e y , M r s . Gusta Blush and M r . and M r s , O, M. Johnson were . Monday dinner g u e s t s of Mr . and M r s , C a r l Saur.

David and Tom Kemp spent las t week at Camp Shawondossee, a Boy Scout c a m p on Duck Lake n e a r Whitehall . While the re , David was honored by being ini t iated into the O r d e r of the Ar row.

M r . and M r s , Seward Bentz of Ionia, p a r e n t s of Rev, Edward Bentz , spent Saturday, Sunday and Monday with the Bentz famUy. On Monday a b ro the r , F r a n k Bentz and h i s wife and two chi ldren of Ka lamazoo were g u e s t s a l so .

M r . and M r s . Ben Lucht and

She l ly of Ensley were Sunday g u e s t s at the Foxworthy home. Jesac Moifart wrs a t Dvemight anc Sunday ^ues t ,

M r s , Ada Robinson Is now home fo r the s u m m e r , Mar tha and Gus Hulber t of Georgetown brought he r h e r e f r o m Jackson, where she was s taying withCleo during the winter, and remained h e r e f o r a week,

M r . and M r s , Ralph La r son and Steve and Mark Shirey re tu rned home Monday a f t e r spending 10 days at Bohn 's R e s o r t on Eas t T r a v e r s e Bay.

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The Sparta Thea te r will show one longer f i lm f r e e of charge fo r a r e a youngsters beginning at 9 a ,m, Saturday during Community Days instead of a second sho r t e r show at 10:30 as well a s the one at 9 o 'c lock.

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OPEN MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY

EVENINGS TILL 9:00 O'CLOCK

PHONE 0R8-5121 or 887-4111

RAY STOUT CHEVROLET 28 MUSKEGON ST. • KENT CITY, MICH,

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FOR SALE

GOLFING E Q U I P M E N T — 2 seta clubs, 3 ca r t s and bags. Call : 677-1213 Marne . 6-15ctfn

FOR SALE: 25 a c r e s of apples, p e a r s and p lums . Cold s torage , so r t ing equipment and sa les r oom. Ful ly equipped. Includes dwelling. Near good marke t . Wr i t e The Sentinel Leader , P . O . Box 128B. Spar ta . 7-6c

BLUE L u s t r e not only r ids c a r -pe t s of soil but leaves pile soft and lofty. Rent e l ec t r i c s h a m -pooer $1. P ln t l e r Hardware 320 S. State St. Spar ta .

L E T US REMODEL YOUR KIT-CHEN"—Come in and see our new

display of built-in cabinets and formica tops. We fea ture I X L kitchens. Whirlpool. Enterpr ise , and Tap pan appliances. Low bank rates. No second mor tgage required. Payments as low as $20.00 per month. HARDING'S Phone TU 7-0171 Spar ta . 5-5ctfn

S H R I M P OR CHICKEN Eat here or take out. For fresh take-out service Phone 887-9973. Mac's Lunch and Recreation. t f n c

FOR SALE—Room size rugs, 9x12. 12x12, 12x15 and 12x18. Qver 300 in stock. Johnson Carpe t Co., 4034 Chicago Dr., Grandville. Phone 534-8039. l -19c t fn

FOR SALE - '66 Chev. Impala Conver t ib le . Gun meta l g rey with black top. Power s t e e r -ing, s tandard shift , with tinted glass , 283 engine, $2900. Phone 363-5166 af te r 4 p. m.

FIRE EXTINGUISHERS — All makes for homes, farms, autos, tractors, boats, and trai lers . Heugel Sales and Service, 130 Cherry St., Sparta . Ph. TU 7-7001. t f n

FOR SAJLE — Child's table and chairs- Colonial s tyle Mar t in houses, 14 and 18 apa r tmen t s . Also miscellaneous bird houses. Phone 241-1867, Grand Rapids.

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COLOR TV SALE in progress at Harding's, fea tur ing the nation's number 1 seller, RCA. and the television voted best picture by Consumer's Guide, Sylvania. 22 color sets in stock. Prices s t a r t a t $379.95. No money down.

HARDING'S Furni ture , phone TU 7-0171 Sparta . 6-9ctfn

FOR SALE - 2 young holsteln cows due to f r e shen soon. George Gryka 2203 10 Mile Road, N. E.

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F E E D E R PIGS must eat , sleep, anu be kept clean every day of the week. But on S a t u r d a y a f t -ernoons. they must mee t the public inspection or approval of buyers between 1:00 and 4:00 p.m. Prices s t a r t a t $14.00. Imkamp 's Pork Chop Hill, K e n t City a t village limits. 7-27c

FOR SALE— Bottle gas range, ba th -room stool and washbowl, c o m -plete . Ideal for cot tage. All for $15. Ben Halstead, 10320 Mart indale St., phone 887-6071.

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THE SENTINEL LEADER Wednesday, July 6, 1966

• REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

WILLOW PARK Subdivision — New homes available now wi th FHA financing. Models open. All public facilities. Ju s t south of Spar ta High School, off 12-Mile Road. John Snowden Real Es ta te . Phone 887-9917 or 887-3781. 9-29ctfn

NICE LOTS IN SPARTA— 73 x 140. Easy terms. Financing available for home. All util i t ies available. Phone TU 7-9546 (Wil-lard) or 887-2841 (Roger) . t f n c

HOME FOR SALE - by owner . Ca l l 887-9288 a f t e r 4:30.

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FOR RENT— Par t i a l ly furn ished 4-room apa r tmen t . $65, utili t ies furn ished . Phone OR 8-7175.

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F O R RENT— 2 bedroom u n f u r -nished a p a r t m e n t . No pets al-lowed. References. 887_3471,

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• HELP WANTED •

H E L P WANTED: Young man for sof t drink d i s t r ibu to r sh ip . Small Investment r equ i r ed . Cal l M r . Henderson. Phone 538-3566 a f t e r 8 p .m. 7 -6c

ORCHARD WORKER-Responsible , exper ienced man for o rchard work - spraying, thinning, h a r -vesting, pruning on yea r - round b a s i s . Star t ing s a l a r y $100 pe r week. In rep ly p l ease s tate age, fami ly , health, o r c h a r d e x p e r -ience . Wri te The Sentinel Leader , P . O. Box 128C,Spar ta .

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SMILING WOMAN under 60. $50 p e r week. 3 hou r s a day. Four days a week. F o r Interview ca l l Mr . Coover t at 456-1491 between 2 - 4 .

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MALE and F E M A L E for genera l f ac to ry work on both 1st and 2nd shifts. Also experienced polishers and buffers . Congdon Die Cast ing Co., Spar ta , Mich.

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H E L P W A N T E D — F a c t o r y pr in t -ing p lan t job openings for men . Cont inenta l Ident i f icat ion P r o -ducts. Phone 887-0011 Ext . 32.

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SERVICES

— T R E E WORK— Removal — Tr imming

Very Reasonable Rates Good Referenreti

J E R R Y ' S T R E E COMPANY Phone 361-9512 - Comstock P a r k

F R E E ESTIMATES We Give Credit — Fully Insured.

IN ME MORI AM

Landheer - In loving m e m o r y of our d e a r husband, fa ther , g r a n d -f a the r and g r e a t - g r a n d f a t h e r , Mart in T.andheer, Sr . , who pas sed away o u y 8, 1960, s ix y e a r s ago.

Your m e m o r y s t i l l is ve ry dea r . So many t i m e s you seem so n e a r . In our h e a r t s you will always

s tay, Loved and r e m e m b e r e d day by

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The f lowers in the Memor ia l Window a r e in loving m e m o r y of E r n e s t G. Wegal, M r s . Lula A. Milner , M r s . Li l l ian Kay Wil l iams, M r s . Josephine Mat teson and M r s . Myr t l e Spyderman.

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FOR SALE POLLED HEREFORD

BREEDING STOCK • Bulls—1 to 3 years old • Cows with calves • Bred and Open Heifers

M. H. ROSE FARM 11-Mile Road

ROCKFORD, RT. 3 Drive 5 Yz Miles East of Rockford on 10-Mile Road, then 1 mile north on Rams-dell Drive.

SANITARY SERVICE - Septic Tanks, dry wells cleaned and re-paired. Collect calls accepted. Phone 899-2324 or 899-2225. Van Dyke & Myers Sanitat ion Ser-vice, Conklin, Mich. 8 - l l c t f n

ORNAMENTAL IRON— Railings, columns, room dividers, In te r io r a n exter ior . W e specialize in c i rcular s ta i rways. F r e e m a n ' s Welding. Spar ta , Phone TU 7-5541. 3-16ctfn

B TRADES, Wheels, Belts, etc. fo r lawnmowers . P a r t s for all small engines. Bent c r a n k s h a f t s s t ra ightened and motors tuned up. Alpine Fixi t Shop, 9516 Al-pine Ave., Spa r t a . Hours : 12:30 Noon to 8:00 P.M. 7-13p

MOTORCYCLES Bene Hi —.Bridgeslooe — White

Marne Cycle Sale* 677-1620

Old U. S. I t •ear Bertti Raceway

CARD OF THANKS

Our hear t fe l t thanks a r e extended to all who aided by ac ts of k indness and sympathy during the death of our beloved mother and g randmother , M r s . Lula Mil -n e r . We a r e e spec i a l l y g ra te fu l f o r the f l o r a l o f fe r ings and s y m -pathy ca rds , to P a s t o r Hoeks t ra fo r h is words of comfor t , M r s . R u s s e l l Gillett f o r the lovely m u -s ic , Mr . and M r s . Hesse l , t hepaU-b e a r e r s and the Rebecca Lodge fo r the i r kind help. Many , Many thanks .

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CARD OF THANKS

I wish to thank all my f r i e n d s and r e l a t i ve s for the manv c a r d s and f lowers sent me while I was in the hospital and for all the p r a y e r s o f f e red in my behalf . Thanks a lso to the p a s t o r s who cal led on me.

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Continued would have cost much to have made s cene ry for such a setting, so they went out into the country and got s eve ra l sma l l wild c h e r r y t r e e s and took pa r t of them to Mrs , Mor t Athern and she, with he r com-mi t tee , tied sma l l b i t s of pink paper to them and they looked r ea l .

The play was put on to two packed houses September 29 and 30, 1927, and the p roceeds w e r e applied to the Methodist Church building fund, fo r , at that t ime, they were building the p re sen t church .

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Mrs. Ward Johnson Receives List of Her Son's Medals

M r s . Ward Johnson of Casnovia h a s just received a l is t of the medals won by her son, S /Sgt . Richard J . McKelvey, who was killed April 17, 1965, In an auto accident while s t a -t ioned at George Air F o r c e Base , Vic torvi l le , Ca l i fo rn ia . He had s e r v e d in the Navy fo r 10 yea r s and the Air F o r c e for nine y e a r s .

Medals he won a r e the Good Con-duct Medal, Asiat ic Pac i f i c C a m -paign Medal, World War II Victory Medal , Navy Occupation Service with European Clasp, China Service Medal and National Defense Serv ice Meda l .

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$ 3 , 6 0 0 on l iv ing e x p e n s e s In 1 9 6 1 , r e p o r t s the U.S. Depar t -m e n t of A g r i c u l t u r e . T h i s Is o n e - t h i r d less t h a n s p e n t b y u r b a n f a m i l i e s t ha t y e a r . F a r m f a m i l i e s s p e n t less t h a n ci tv f o l k s f o r h o u s i n g a n d food , s p e n t m o i T (W tflMlMntji p o r t a t i o n a n d m e d i c a l c a r e .

PUSH CART SPEOAIS!

DURING COMMUNITY DAYS

Our Push Cart has become a traditional sight during:

Community Days. We offer quality articles at re-

diculously low prices. When you see our cart be

sure to look inside and see what we have for you.

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Wm. A. Rogers & Co. Hardware

AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, JULY 9 - 1 P.M.

6 MILES WEST OF CEDAR SPRINGS ON M-57 TO DIVISION AVE., 2V4 MILES NORTH

F o r d Trac to r , wi th reversible grad ing blade, reversible d i r t scoop-l i f t b a r — 3-Section D r a g — Single-row Cul t iva tor — Homel i te Chain Saw — Heavy D u t y Power Mower — Steel Fence Pos t s — 2-Bot tom Plow — L a r g e F a r m Trai ler , dua l wheels — C a r p e n t e r Tools — Good Supply Electrical Equ ipmen t — Comple te Cement Tools, new level f loa t .

6 Acres of Corn on ground — 8 Acres Rye

Hoover Floor Pol i sher — Maple GE Stereo, Hi-Fi and F M Radio — Ant ique Commode wi th matching mi r ro r — Kl ingman Lounge Cha i r a n d O t t o m a n — 9-h'i. Davenport — Elect r ic Stove — Re-f r i ge ra to r .

Large List of Tools, Household Items and Ant jues

WILLIAM VISSER, Owner R. L. McINTYRE, Auctioneer