25, 1968 Page 11 COMSTOCK PARK Varsfty (All Games 7:30 pm. Friday) jptember 27 - Belding Jctober 4 - Cedar Springs Ictober 11 - Rockford Ictober 18 - Sparta [ctoter 25 - Greenville - Homecoming - November 1 - Lowell November 8 - Middleville* Varsity I All Games 7 p.m. Thursday) jptember 26 - Belding H )ctober 3 - Cedar Springs T )ctober 10 - Rockford T )ctober 17 - 'Sparta H [October 24 - Greenville T October 31 - Lowell H November 7 - Middleville 41 T I BEFORE THEY I START Michigan's population is al- most eight million, ranking it seventh among the states in the 1960 federal census. KENT Football Comstock Park The Comstock Park High School Panthers were defeated by Coopersville 6-0 last Friday night in their first Tri-River League encounter of the season. Members of the team are shown with head coach Don Hondorp on the right and Assistant Coach Bob Campbell on the left. They are as follows: (not in order given) Ken Broekema, BofeMoneybrake, Don Eldred, Dick Kienitz, Bill Pahl, Harv Klifman, Ron Kleis, Bob Mulvey, Gary Endree, Ken Vandenberg, Tom Fix. and Bill Reidt. Also Kurt Byers, Dave Rusche, Mike Curtis, Bob Pahl, Dave Haysmer, Brad Bouk, Steve Eklund, Dave Dewey, Ron Troup, Duane Whaley, James McGoran, and Steve Hews. The members of the junior varsity team, coached by Mike Woven, are: Jack Buurstra, Ken Nick, Tom Breihof, Dave Hendee, Rich Callender, Pete Lamberts, Craig Klifman, Kim Denton, Len Versluis, Vic Zemesky, Bruce Miller and Dick McDonniel. Also Gary Kessler, Rick Colligan, Mike Grewea, Doug Whaley, Steve Ketchel, Rick Millering, Dave Perkins, Mike Piker, Bill Van- derklok, A1 Klopp, and Doug Nelson. The freshmen were 21-0 vie- REAT BREAK AWAY! 1 : Ircat One. Our GTO. the one that started with baseball-bat-proor bumper, fully Ityanel. distinctive Redline tires, along ^ed suspension. Plus an assortment of >ur break from dull driving just about >u*vc ever made. And don't forget our luxurious Bonneville. With a standard. 360-hp, 428-cubic-inch V-8, a long, long 125" wheelbase. a new upper-level ventilation system, color-keyed energy absorbing bumper at both front and rear. plus the kind of interiors you'd like to install at home. Bonneville. Who needs more? Y GM tors over Coopersville in their first game. They are: Joe Sa- boon, Dan Matthews, Steve Moneybrake, Dan Hoven, Gary Ergang, Jim Haadsma, Dave Dykema, Bill Deveraus, and Bob Eldred. Also A1 Green, Scott Schroeder, Paul Smith, Mike Schultz, Bob Barr, Ron Fish, John Fig, Dale Bowers, BobSchu- maker. Rick Bowers, Dave Wil- son, John Cordes, Dan Belliel, Scott Dykstra, Bruce Nye, Ron Slawson, Denis Vanderlaan, and and Ron Ziegler. Also John Thomson, Bob Enell, Don Weir, Steve Crame, NormCorlew, Rick Hopkins, Jim Maclam, Dale Mason, WaltSlaktoski, Dave Ver- non, Dave Olson, Manager, and Chuck McMullen Manager. Coaches are Bob Brinks and Roger Perkins, Joe Cassis is Athletic Direc- tor at Comstock Park High School. Tri'River Teams Open Qrid Season Greenville, Rockford, Cedar Springs, and Coopersville chalk- ed up victories for first place in the Tri-River Conference Fri- day night in the league's first year as an 8-team circuit. Greenville and Coopersville are new to the conference this year. The Greenville club blanked Lowell 53-0 in the most surpris- ing development of the night. Rockford edged Sparta 7-2; Ce- dar Springs rolled over Belding 12-0 at Cedar Springs; and Coop- ersville downed Comstock Park 6-0 at Cooparsivlle. Area Football Standings TRI-RIVER Greenville Rockford Cedar Springs Coopersville Sparta Comstock Park Belding Lowell W 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 L 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 N. C. A. A. mam* u* I PoM!«.U Motot OiVtMOl IPESTS AND.FIREBIRDS ARE AT YOUR AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER S NOW. Newaygo Grant Hesperia Tri-County Kent City Morley-Stanwood White Cloud Holton JL JL # w Li 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 by Dave Averill Newaygo elected to receive and Steve Cole started out the Kent City N.C.A.^A. football sea- son with a 35-yard kickoff. The Lions attempted to score but were unsuccessful after four downs of play. Kent City received the punt and carried to the 23-yard line. Runs by Dennis Emmons and Randy Martens, plus a pass to John Coronado brought the ball to the one-yard line. DaveCarew pushed the ball across for the only Eagle touchdown. The extra point conversion by Scott Ander- son put the Eagles ahead 7-0, Newaygo came back in the sec- ond quarter to score and the con- version tied the score 7-7, Late in the third quarter, the Lions scored on a 2-yard plunge. The victory went to the Lions with a score of 13-7, JUNIOR VARSITY Kent City- Casnovia Junior Varsity squad started their 1968 football season with a tie: Kent City 13, Newaygo 13. Captains for Kent City were pnane Roberts and Corky Mor- Rick Johnson made most of the tackles during the night. The two touchdowns made by Kent City were from Larry Thompson and Mortensen, With the help of Coach Gary Woodhull and Coach Rich Allington, the Eagles are hoping for a victory over White Cloud at "7:30 on Thursday evening. Kenowa Knights Defeated by Zeeland 26-7 Four second-half touchdowns rallied Zeeland to a 26-7 win over Kenowa Hills Friday night in Ottawa-Kent Blue Division ac- tion. The Kenowa Knights dominated the first half action and appeared close to an upset. They picked up 98 yards total offense in the first two quarters and seven first downs to Zeeland's totals of 45 and ^ After a scoreless first quarter, Kenowa, aided by a penalty, marched 60 yards early in the second period for its only touch- down. Halfback Mark Warber found the end zone on an 8- yard run around right end. Zeeland, picked by league coa- ches as the team to beat this fall, started displaying some offen- sive power when it scored twice within a minute and a half to sew up the contest early in the third quarter. Zeeland scored on a 49-yard march on Doug Barense's one-yard dive. On Kenowa Hills' next series of downs, punter Warber was tackled on his own 30 after a low pass from center. Quarter back Dirk Schrotenboer of Zee- land faded to pass on the first play, but after finding his receiv- ers covered, ran 29 yards around the left side to set up Barense's second score for a 13-7 advan- tage. Then, late in the third quarter, Zeeland got its third touch- down. Kenowa Hills gambled with a fake punt play at Zeeland's 42 which backfired. Zeeland took over and on the first play, Sch- rotenboer fired a long pass to junior end Mike Zylstra who car- ried the ball to the 4. Schro- tenboer scored two plays later on a left end sweep to give the Chix a 20-6 lead. Barense crossed the goal line for the third time with less than a minute remaining from two yards out for a final 20-7 score, Schrotenboer completed six of 12 passes for 101 yards wliile Keno- wa's Randy Miller completed the same number in 14 tries for 45 yards. Dale Trimble of -£ Alin- owa's varsity grid coach.
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25, 1968 Page 11
COMSTOCK PARK Varsfty
(All Games 7:30 p m . Fr iday) jp tember 27 - Belding Jctober 4 - Cedar Spr ings Ictober 11 - Rockford Ictober 18 - Sparta [ c to t e r 25 - Greenvi l le
- Homecoming -November 1 - Lowell November 8 - Middleville*
Varsity I All Games 7 p . m . Thursday)
jptember 26 - Belding H )ctober 3 - Cedar Springs T )ctober 10 - Rockford T )ctober 17 - 'Spar ta H
[October 24 - Greenvi l le T October 31 - Lowell H November 7 - Middleville41 T
I BEFORE THEY
I START
Michigan's population i s a l -mos t eight million, ranking it seventh among the s t a t e s in the 1960 federa l census .
KENT
Football Comstock Park
The Comstock P a r k High School P a n t h e r s w e r e defeated by Coopersv i l l e 6 -0 l a s t F r i d a y night in the i r f i r s t T r i - R i v e r League encounter of the season .
M e m b e r s of the t eam a r e shown with head coach Don Hondorp on the r ight and Ass i s tan t Coach Bob Campbe l l on the l e f t . They a r e a s follows: (not in o r d e r given) Ken Broekema , BofeMoneybrake, Don E ld red , Dick Kienitz , Bil l Pah l , Harv Kli fman, Ron Kle is , Bob Mulvey, G a r y E n d r e e , Ken Vandenberg, Tom F ix . and Bill Re id t . Also Kurt B y e r s , Dave
Rusche , Mike C u r t i s , Bob Pahl , Dave Haysmer , Brad Bouk, Steve Eklund, Dave Dewey, Ron Troup, Duane Whaley, J a m e s McGoran, and Steve Hews.
The m e m b e r s of the junior v a r s i t y t eam, coached by Mike Woven, a r e : Jack B u u r s t r a , Ken Nick, Tom Breihof , Dave Hendee, R ich Cal lender , Pe te L a m b e r t s , C r a i g Klifman, Kim Denton, Len V e r s l u i s , Vic Zemesky , Bruce Mi l l e r and Dick McDonniel . Also G a r y K e s s l e r , Rick Colligan, Mike Grewea , Doug Whaley, Steve Ketchel , Rick Mil ler ing , Dave P e r k i n s , Mike P ike r , Bil l Van-derk lok , A1 Klopp, and Doug Nelson .
The f r e s h m e n w e r e 21-0 v ie -
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1 :
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I tyane l . distinctive Redline tires, along ^ed suspension. Plus an assortment of >ur break from dull driving just about >u*vc ever made.
And don't forget our luxurious Bonneville. With a s tandard. 360-hp, 428-cubic-inch V-8, a long, long 125" wheelbase. a new upper-level ventilation system, color-keyed energy absorbing bumper at both f ront and rear. plus the kind of interiors you 'd like to install at home. Bonneville. Who needs more? Y GM
t o r s ove r Coopersvi l le in the i r f i r s t game . They a r e : Joe Sa -boon, Dan Matthews, Steve Moneybrake, Dan Hoven, G a r y E r g a n g , J i m Haadsma, Dave Dykema, Bill Deveraus , and Bob E l d r e d . Also A1 G r e e n , Scott Schroede r , Paul Smith, Mike Schultz , Bob B a r r , Ron F i sh , John Fig , Dale Bowers , BobSchu-m a k e r . Rick Bowers , Dave Wil-son, John C o r d e s , Dan Bel l ie l , Scott Dyks t ra , Bruce Nye, Ron Slawson, Denis Vander laan , and and Ron Z ieg le r . Also John Thomson, Bob Enell , Don Weir , Steve C r a m e , N o r m C o r l e w , Rick Hopkins, J i m Maclam, Dale Mason , WaltSlaktoski , Dave V e r -non, Dave Olson, Manager , and Chuck McMullen Manager . Coaches a r e Bob Br inks and Roger P e r k i n s ,
Joe C a s s i s i s Athletic D i r e c -t o r a t Comstock P a r k High School.
Tri'River Teams Open Qrid Season
Greenvi l l e , Rockford, Ceda r Spr ings , and Coopersv i l le cha lk-e d up v ic to r i e s for f i r s t p lace in the T r i - R i v e r Conference F r i -d a y night in the l eague ' s f i r s t year a s an 8 - t e a m c i rcu i t . Greenvi l le and Coopersv i l le a r e new to the con fe rence this year .
The Greenvi l le club blanked Lowel l 53-0 in the mos t s u r p r i s -ing development of the night. Rockford edged Spar ta 7 -2 ; C e -d a r Spr ings ro l led ove r Belding 12-0 at Ceda r Springs; and Coop-e r s v i l l e downed Comstock Pa rk 6 - 0 at Coopars iv l le .
Area Football Standings TRI-RIVER Greenv i l l e Rockford C e d a r Springs Coopersv i l l e Spar t a Comstock Park Belding Lowell
W 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0
L 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1
N. C. A. A.
mam* u* I PoM!«.U Motot OiVtMOl
IPESTS AND.FIREBIRDS ARE AT YOUR AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER S NOW.
Newaygo G r a n t H e s p e r i a T r i - C o u n t y Kent Ci ty Morley-Stanwood White Cloud Holton
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w Li 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1
by Dave Averill
Newaygo elected to rece ive and Steve Cole s t a r t ed out the Kent Ci ty N.C.A.^A. football s e a -son with a 35-yard kickoff. The Lions at tempted to sco re but were unsuccessfu l a f t e r four downs of play.
Kent City rece ived the punt and c a r r i e d to the 23-ya rd l ine. Runs by Dennis E m m o n s and Randy Mar tens , plus a p a s s to John Coronado brought the ball to the one -ya rd l ine . DaveCarew pushed the ball a c r o s s for the only Eagle touchdown. The ex t ra point conversion by Scott Ander-son put the Eag les ahead 7-0 ,
Newaygo came back in the s e c -ond q u a r t e r to s c o r e and the con-vers ion tied the s c o r e 7 -7 ,
Late in the thi rd q u a r t e r , the L ions scored on a 2 - y a r d plunge. The victory went to the Lions with a s c o r e of 13-7,
JUNIOR VARSITY Kent Ci ty- Casnovia Junior
V a r s i t y squad s t a r t ed thei r 1968 footbal l season with a t ie: Kent Ci ty 13, Newaygo 13.
Capta ins for Kent City were p n a n e Rober ts and Corky Mor-
Rick Johnson made most of the t ack les during the night. The two touchdowns made by Kent City were f r o m L a r r y Thompson and Mor tensen , With the help of Coach Gary Woodhull and Coach Rich Allington, the E a g l e s a r e hoping fo r a vic tory o v e r White Cloud at "7:30 on Thu r sday evening.
Kenowa Knights Defeated by Zeeland 26-7
F o u r second-half touchdowns r a l l i ed Zeeland to a 26-7 win ove r Kenowa Hills F r i d a y night in Ottawa-Kent Blue Division a c -t ion.
The Kenowa Knights dominated the f i r s t half action and appeared c lo se to an upse t . They picked up 98 ya rds total of fense in the f i r s t two q u a r t e r s and seven f i r s t downs to Zee land ' s to ta ls of 45 and ^
After a s c o r e l e s s f i r s t qua r t e r , Kenowa, aided by a penalty, m a r c h e d 60 ya rds e a r l y in the second per iod fo r i ts only touch-down. Halfback Mark Warber found the end zone on an 8 -yard run around right end.
Zeeland, picked by league coa-c h e s as the team to beat th is fall , s t a r t e d displaying some offen-s ive power when it s co red twice within a minute and a half to sew up the contest e a r l y in the th i rd q u a r t e r . Zeeland scored on a 49 -ya rd march on Doug B a r e n s e ' s one-ya rd dive.
On Kenowa Hil ls ' next s e r i e s of downs, punter Warber was tackled on his own 30 a f te r a low p a s s f rom c e n t e r . Qua r t e r back Dirk Schrotenboer of Zee-land faded to p a s s on the f i r s t p lay, but a f t e r finding his r ece iv -e r s covered, ran 29 ya rds around the lef t s ide to se t up B a r e n s e ' s second s c o r e fo r a 13-7 advan-tage.
Then, late in the thi rd qua r t e r , Zeeland got i ts third touch-down. Kenowa Hills gambled with a fake punt play at Zee land ' s 42 which backf i red . Zeeland took ove r and on the f i r s t play, Sch-ro tenboer f i r ed a long p a s s to junior end Mike Zy l s t r a who c a r -r ied the ball to the 4. Schro-tenboer scored two p lays l a t e r on a left end sweep to give the Chix a 20-6 lead.
B a r e n s e c r o s s e d the goal l ine fo r the third t ime with l e s s than a minute remaining f r o m two y a r d s out for a f inal 20-7 s c o r e , Schro tenboer completed six of 12 p a s s e s for 101 yards wliile Keno-w a ' s Randy Miller comple ted the s a m e number in 14 t r i e s fo r 45 y a r d s .
Dale T r imb le of -£ Alin-o w a ' s vars i ty grid coach.
THE S E N T I N E L L E A D E R • W E D N E S D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 25, 1968
Straight
Powder Puffs? Yes!
Cream Puffs? Never.
Kent City High School F r e s h -man C l a s s will sponsor a " P o w -de r P u f f * football game at 7
I M L w c w l Publication Order
F i l e No. 51530-B STATE OF MICHIGAN
THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF KENT
Es ta te of Mary M. Lemon, De-ceased .
IT IS ORDERED that on Oc-tober 11, 1968, at £U30 A.M. in the Proba te Cour t room, G r -and Rapids, Michigan, a hearing be held on a petition by Old Kent Bank and Trus t Company, T r u s -tee, for allowance of i ts Th i r ty -f i f th , Thir ty-s ix th and Th i r ty -seventh Accounts.
Publication and s e r v i c e shal l be made as provided by statute and Court rule .
Date: September 3, 1968. A. DALE STOP PELS
Judge of Probate A t rue copy ROLAND R. ROBEY
Regis ter of Probate Old Kent Bank and T r u s t C o m -pany Number One Vandenberg Center Grand Rapids, Michigan 49502
9-25
Publication Order Fi le No. 111,827
STATE OF MICHIGAN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF KENT
Es ta te of Edward Tof t s , De-ceased .
IT IS ORDERED that on Oc-tober 11, 1968, at 9:30 A.M. in the Probate C o u r t r o o m , G r -and Rapids, Michigan, a hear ing be held on a petition by Old Kent Bank and Trus t Company, T r u s -tee, for allowance of i ts Third Account.
Publication and s e rv i ce shal l be made as provided by statute and Court rule .
Date: September 3, 1968. A. DALE STOPPELS
Judge of P roba te A t rue copy ROLAND R. ROBEY
Regis te r of Proba te Old Kent Bank and T r u s t Com-pany Number One Vandenberg Cente r Grand Rapids, Michigan 49502
9-25
Publication Order Fi le No. 117,546
STATE OF MICHIGAN THE PROBATE COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF KENT Es ta te of Minnie Dekker , De-
o 'c lock on Saturday evening, Sep-t e m b e r 28, at Kent Ci ty. The f r e s h m e n g i r l s have challenged the sen ior g i r l s f o r one event and the sophomores will play agains t the juniors to make it a double header .
Cheer ing on the s ide l ines will be the fel lows who will d r e s s in
cea sed . IT IS ORDERED that on Nov-
e m b e r 25, 1968, at 9:30*A.M. in the Probate C o u r t r o o m , G r a n d Rapids, Michigan, a hear ing be held at which al l c r e d i t o r s of sa id deceased a r e r equ i r ed to p rove the i r c l a i m s . C r e d i t o r s mus t f i le sworn c l a i m s with the Cour t and s e r v e a copy on E v e -lyn J . Baxter at 955 L e o n a r d St. , N.W,, Grand Rapids , Michigan p r i o r to hear ing .
Publication and s e r v i c e shal l be made as provided by s ta tute and Cour t ru le .
Date: September 3, 1968. A. DALE STOPPELS
Judge of P roba te A t rue copy ROLAND R. ROBEY
Reg i s t e r of Proba te C a r l H. Johnson, J r . At torney for Evelyn J . Baxter , Execu t r ix Bus ines s Address : 955 Leonard St ree t , N.W. Grand Rapids, Michigan 49504
9-25 o
Publicat ion O r d e r Fi le No. 117-123
STATE OF MICHIGAN THE PROBATE COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF KENT Es t a t e of Cla i r W. Hough, de-
ceased . IT IS ORDERED that on Octo-
b e r 25, 1968, at 9:30 A.M. in the Probate Cour t room, Grand Rapids , Michigan, a hear ing be held on the petition of C a r l J . Gar l i ck for l icense to se l l rea l e s t a t e of said deceased . P e r -sons in teres ted in sa id es t a t e a r e d i rec ted to appear at sa id hear ing to show cause why such l i cense should not be granted .
Publication and s e r v i c e shall be made as provided by s ta tute and Cour t ru le .
Date: September 17, 1968. A. DALE STOPPELS
Judge of Probate , A t rue copy
ROLAND R. ROBEY Reg i s t e r of P roba te
T h o m a s D. Anderson Sr . Attorney for Adminis t ra tor R 2 Box 204 Greenvi l le , Michigan 48838
10-9
appropr i a t e a t t i r e for the occas ion .
F r o n t row, lef t to r ight , a r e : T h e r e s a Afton. Kathy F r e e l a n d and Lou Ann Van Oost , Back row, lef t to r ight , a r e : Debbie Whee le r , Paula Sharp , and Mary J o R l d e r ^
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by Bonnie Johnson
On September 3, the s tudents of Kent Cl ty -Casnovia High School were welcomed back by o u r new pr inc ipa l , Mr . C a r l o s F lo r ldo . To the s tuden t ' s a m a z e -men t , al l the doors and r e g i s t e r s had been repainted f r o m the f o r -m e r l y " u g l y " brown to a beau-t i fu l sof t g reen .
Throughout the f i r s t week, the c l a s s e s and clubs caused much d i s rup t ion as It was n e c e s s a r y f o r them to meet and se t t le all old and new bus ines s .
The Student Council me t t h ree t i m e s during the f i r s t week to c l e a r up many m a t t e r s that had caused much d i s sa t i s fac t ion a -mong the s tudents .
The f i r s t i tem of b u s i n e s s was tha t of amending o u r cons t i -tut ion. It now s t a t e s that qua l i -f i ca t ions f o r holding an of f ice within the council a r e that you a r e a m e m b e r of the council at the t ime of e lec t ions o r have s e r v e d one year on the council p r e v i o u s to the e lec t ion . The
Beak
second amendment now r e a d s that the Student Council will nominate according to the con-st i tut ion qual i f icat ions and the s tudent body will vote on those cand ida tes . These amendments wil l go into ef fect th is coming sp r ing .
The Council a lso decided that a l l c l a s s e s and clubs who wish to build f loats for Homecoming wil l be put into competi t ion. The P . T . C . will judge the f loa ts and no p r i ze will be o f fe red o ther than recognit ion.
On the day of Homecoming, the s ix th hour will be e l iminated and a p a r a d e with the f loats ; band, and queen candidates will take place . The chee r l eade r s will lead the s tudent body In a snake dance behind the parade . After all of the exci tement the student body wil l p roceed to the football f ield f o r the solemn ce remony of the burn ing of " G r a n t " . To top th i s off, we will win the football g a m e f r o m Grant High School!
Sparta Cross
Country
L a s t Thur sday the Spar tan h a r -r i e r s defeated the underdog Rockford t e am by a 25-30 m a r -gin. The l o c a l r u n n e r s began the i r defense of the confe rence t i t le with a deadly one- two punch by s e n i o r s Gordy P r e s t o n and B r i a n Claxton. The two sen ior boys p laced f i r s t and second and
Annual Sparta P. P. & K. Contest Scheduled Oct 12
Regi s t r a t ions a r e now being accepted fo r the annual Punt, P a s s , and Kick contes t sponsored in Spar ta by Johnson B r o s . F o r d G a r a g e .
The contest , which m e a s u r e s the youths p rof ic iency In punting, pa s s ing , and kicking, will be held on Saturday, October 12.
Boys between the ages of 8 and 13 may s ign-up at Johnson G a r a g e on N. Union S t r ee t with t h e i r p a r e n t s o r may p r o c u r e an e n t r y blank f r o m Don Gohn, phy-s i ca l education t e a c h e r In the Spa r t a Middle School. These must be signed by a p a r e n t and r e -turned to Johnson B r o s .
Winners in each age group will r e c e i v e a t rophy and will advance to zone compet i t ion.
had the bes t two t i m e s in the c o n f e r e n c e . Following was Tom Badgerow, 6th, Randy Taf t , 7th, and J i m Member , 9th. Sophomore Steve Okkenon f in i shed a s t rong second In the junior v a r s i t y r a c e .
In o the r league action, Cooper sv i l l e defeated Comstock P a r k , Belding downed Ceda r Spr ings and Greenvi l le toppled Lowel l .
Monday af ternoon, the Spar tan t e a m t rave l led to Johnson P a r k to take on the Godwin h a r r i e r s . The Spar ta r u n n e r s f in ished with the f i r s t eight p l aces with Godwin taking the 9th spot . With Gordy P r e s t o n res t ing his t i r ed legs , B r i a n Claxton paced the pack fol lowed by Badgerow, Taf t , Momber , and Anderson, the r e s u l t was a p e r f e c t s c o r e , 15-50.
Next week the Spar tans take on Coopersv i l l e and Greenv i l l e In league act ion. The Spa r t a r u n n e r s have a total of 16 m e e t s s ched-uled fo r the season .
Cub Scouts to Meet October I
All p a r e n t s of Cub Scouts and p rospec t ive Cub Scouts In the S p a r t a a r e a a r e Invited to a t -tend an organizat ional meet ing of the Spar ta Cub Pack 3280 to be held at 7:30 on Tuesday evening, October 1 In the Civic C e n t e r . All Den Mothers and pack commit tee pe r sonne l a r e
Sparta School Lunch Menu Sep tember 30-0c tobe r 4
Monday Goulash G r e e n Beans Ro l l s Applesauce Milk
Tuesday Beef and Gravy P o t a t o e s But te red P e a s Brownie B r e a d and But ter Milk
Wednesday Orange Juice P ig in Blanket Baked Beans F r u i t Milk
T h u r s d a y Meat Loaf Po ta toes and Gravy But te red Corn Vani l la Pudding B r e a d and But ter Milk
F r i d a y Tuna C a s s e r o l e G r e e n Beans C ake Dread ;ind Mutter Milk
Sports Build Character u r g e d to attend.
Boys between the ages of 8 and 11 a r e el igible to become Cub Scouts and p a r e n t s of all In t e re s t ed boys a r e asked to be p r e s e n t at th is meet ing .
Michigan 's r i v e r s and s t r e a m s would r each one and a half t imes around the world .
ELECT
JOHN R. BUTH REPUBLICAN C A N D I D A T E
Supervisor, 2nd District Kent County Board of Supervisors
Serving: Sparta, Alpine, Cannon and
most of Plainfield Townships
^OCTOBER 4—LAST DAY YOU MAY R E G I S T E R T O VOTE. Townsh ip C le rk ' s off ice .
Reg i s t e r a t you r
••NOVEMBER 5—ELECTION DAY. If you a r e p lann ing t o b e w t **f Wwn, or unab le t o get t o vote , call a t t ownsh ip c l e rk ' s of f ice pr ior t o th is d a t e f o r absen tee ballot .
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