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Kent City Bandsmen Perform Well At District Solo & Ensemble Meet

Kent Ci ty-Casnovia Band s tu -den ts par t ic ipa ted in the Junior Solo and Ensemble F e s t i v a l held Stee le Junior High School in Muskegon. Rat ings were a s fol lows: FIRST DIVISION C h r i s t i n e Johnson, F r e n c h Horn Solo George Hanson, T rombone Solo C h r i s Woltanski, M a r y Stark , Duet. Rose VanLente, Mary Boak, J a n -e t Johnson, Judy Hawley, E n -s e m b l e . T e r r y Mil ler , Solo. SECOND DIVISION B e r t h a Loew, Horn Solo

C a r l a Newton, Corne t Solo C h r i s Hammer , Corne t Solo Be r tha Loew, Piano Solo Ju l ie F ree land , C la r ine t Solo Cindy Rober t s , Solo Cindy Rober t s , Diane Anderson, F lu te Duet Denise Rusco, Ju l ie Free land , S h e r r i e Hill, Kathy Ward, E n s e m b l e . Debbie Edgar , Flute Solo Diane Rober t s , Susie Shaw, Jo Ann DeJong Tr io P a m Newton, C a r l a Hoekwater , J eann ie Reichel t , T r i o THIRD DIVISION Denise Rusco, Clar ine t Solo Linda Bjork, Flute Solo

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Jul ie Wegal, Clar ine t Solo Dennis Braspenninx, Jackie C a r e w , Kathy Bjork, Sue Wes t -cot t . Ensemble Dennis Braspenninx, Clar ine t Solo Sandra Pant, Darlene Emmorey , C la r ine t Duet C a r o l Videtich, Beth Anderson, Brenda Watts, Debby Adrianse , Ensemble Mar ty Taylor , T e r e s a Kent, C o r -net Duet Linda Bjork, Debbie Edgar , C h r i s Woltanski , T r i o

C h r i s t m a s will be a very lonely t ime f o r the G.I . who will be f a r away f rom home during this coming holiday season . Why not drop them a C h r i s t m a s c a r d or l e t t e r and let them know you c a r e .

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The slogan "Don ' t Be a L l t t e r b u g " i s more than a catchy p h r a s e to the chi ldren of M r s . M a r j o r i e B e a r d s l e e ' s sect ion of the 5 th -grade at the Kent Ci ty-Casnovia E lemen ta ry School.

After d iscuss ing the e f f e c t s of l i t te r ing on the i r community, the ch i ld ren studied water and a i r pollution and decided to make p o s t e r s to e x p r e s s the i r feel ings about l i t t e r ing and pollution.

Steve Larson visi ted a paper mil l . Concerned by the amount of pollution caused by the modern

f a c t o r i e s , he made a model o f a p a p e r m i l l in detai l showing the c h e m i c a l s dra ining into the r i y e r and the smoke s t acks giving off the i r ga se s into the a i r .

Steve and all of the o the r chi ldren a r e to be con -g ra tu la t ed on the r e s e a r c h they did on th i s p r o j e c t . It i s hoped that soon all will fee l the r e spons ib i l i t y to keep this nation a m o r e heal thful and m o r e beaut i fu l p lace to l ive .

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Great gift to trim a tree with. Say Merry Chris tmas wi th a McCulloch P o w s r Mac 6, the world's l ightes t c h a i n s a w . T h s o n l y s a w i n t h s s i x - p o u n d c l a s s ! Z i p s t h r o u g h a n 8- inch l o g i n J u s t 6 s s c o n d s . C u t s a winter's worth of f i rewood quick and easy. Plenty of power. P lenty of features . b—t g m under a n y tree.

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Funeral Held For Mrs. Joy Belle Osech

Fune ra l s e r v i c e s w e r e held Wednesday af ternoon at the H e s -se l -Ches l ek Chapel In Spa r t a fo r M r s , Joy Belle Osech, aged 75, of 213 W. Division S t ree t , Spar ta , who passed away on Sunday, No-vember 16, at the United M e m o r -ial Hospital in Greenv i l l e a f t e r an i l lness of s e v e r a l months .

The f o r m e r M i s s Joy Belle Hammond was born on September 2, 1894, in Reed Ci ty to the la te C h a r l e s and Isabel la H a r o d -ine Hammond and r ece ived he r educat ion in Reed City and Spar ta .

On July 28, 1925, she was m a r r i e d to J a m e s E . Osech who p a s s e d away th i r ty y e a r s ago.

M r s . Osech was a m e m b e r of the Spar ta United Methodist Church and Its Bur t C i r c l e . She was a l so a member o f t h e R e b e k -k a h s .

She is survived by; two sons , G r e g o r y VanSplinter of Spar ta and Roger Osech of Ceda r S p r -ings; 12 grandchildrei) ; and 10 g r ea t -g r andch i l d r en .

The Rev. Paul E . P a t t e r s o n , p a s t o r of theSpar taUni tedMetho-d i s t Church, off ic ia ted at the f u n -e r a l s e r v i c e . Buria l was in Wash-ington Pa rk Memor ia l Gardens , Grand Rapids .

Miss Diane Fischer Sparta High Sophomore, Taken by Death

F u n e r a l s e r v i c e s were held Sa turday at the Peach Lutheran Church of Spar ta fo r Diane Lee F i s c h e r , aged 15, of 10934 Algoma Avenue, Route 1. Rock-f o r d , who passed away suddenly on Wednesday a f t e r n o o n , ; No-v e m b e r 12, at her home. She was the daughter of Rober t and Anne B e h r e n s F i s c h e r , a sophomore at Spar t a Senior High School, and a m e m b e r of the P e a c e Church .

She was born on May 4, 1954, in Grand Rapids and had lived with he r fami ly in the Algoma a r e a fo r the p a s t ten y e a r s .

M i s s F i s c h e r was act ive in school a f f a i r s and was a m e m -b e r of the v a r s i t y band. She a l so r e c e i v e d junior ach ievement a -w a r d s twice for f l o r a l a r r a n g e -m e n t s .

Surviving bes ides he r p a r e n t s a r e : one b ro the r , Donald at home; he r g randmothe r s , M r s . A, J . F i s c h e r and M r s . A. R. Mcin-tosh , both of Grand Rapids; and s e v e r a l aunts and unc les .

The Rev. D r . Roy P . Sch-r p e d e r , pa s to r of the P e a c e Luth-e r a n Church , conducted the fun -e r a l s e r v i c e s . Bu r i a l was in Greenwood C e m e t e r y , Spar ta . A r r a n g e m e n t s by H e s s e l - C h e s -lek Funera l H o m e . of Spar ta .

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Lore le i Chr i s t ine is the name se lec ted fo r the f i r s t child born to Mr. and M r s . Mark J . Trevegno of 5534 Alpine Avenue, Comstock P a r k , on November 3 in St. M a r y ' s Hospital , Grand Rap ids . She tipped the

at 7 lbs . 14 oz . Trevegno is the Jean VanOeffelen,

daughter of M r . and M r s . Joseph VanOeffelen of Peach Ridge Avenue, C o m -stock P a r k . Pa te rna l g r -andparen t s a r e M r . and M r s . Mell Trevegno of Lantana, F lo r ida .

Nick Van Belkum Of Kent City Taken by Death

Fune ra l s e r v i c e s were held Tuesday afternoon at the Hay-ward Funera l Home in Casnovla f o r Nick Van Belkum, aged 85, of 261 Main S t ree t , Kent City, who pas sed away on F r iday , No-v e m b e r 14, at h is home following a long i l lness .

M r . VanBelkum was born on Sep tember 17, 1884, in Muske-gon and was m a r r i e d to the f o r -m e r Mis s Ada B r o l s m a on No-vember 5, 1906. He had lived in Kent Ci ty most of h i s l i f e .

Surviving bes ides h i s wife, Ada, a r e ; three daughte rs , M r s . Andrew Fe l ix of Grand Rapids , M r s . Pa t r i ck Malone of W a l k e r -ville and M r s . Paul Mattson of Missour i ; f ive sons , John of Grand Rapids, Ge ra ld of Spar ta ,

Timothy Michael Stream

Mr. and Mrs . Thomas S t ream of C r o c k e r y Lake, Conklin, a r e receiving con -gra tu la t ions on the b i r th of t he i r second son and th i rd child, Timothy Michael, on Thursday, November 6, in St. M a r y ' s Hospital, Grand R apids. The infant we ighed 8 lbs . 91 oz.

Waiting at home to wel-come thei r new baby b r o -ther were Nicolette, 3^, and Tommy, aged 2.

M r s . S t ream is the f o r -m e r Rosanne Kent, daugh-t e r of Mr . and M r s . John Kent of Casnovia. Pa t e rna l g randfa the r i s Arnold S t r eam of Conklin.

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Approach br idges and o v e r -p a s s e s with e x t r e m e caution in winter , warns the Internat ional Associat ion of Chiefs of Pol ice . F r o s t often f o r m s on these s t r u c -t u r e s , making driving t r e a c h e r -o u s even when o ther p a r t s of the roadway a re pe r fec t ly d ry . Keep-ing this in mind can avoid a s u r -p r i s e skid and a poss ib ly s e r i ous accident .

J a y of Washington, Les l ie of Pennsylvania and Raymond of In-diana; two s i s t e r s , M r s . Grace Mulr of Chicago and M r s . Dena VanDerwoude of Washington; 30 grandchi ldren ; and 29 g r e a t -grai tdchl ldren.

Rev. S. Edward Bentz, f o r m e r p a s t o r of the Kent City Bapt is t Church , off iciated at the funera l s e r v i c e s . Buria l was In Idlewlld Ceme te ry , Kent Ci ty.

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