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The Sentinel Leade •Serving, l^Jour Contmunity 89 yearA Volume 88 — Established 1876 Sparta, Michigran Wednesday, July 7, 1965 Number 27 Sparta Community Days THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JULY 8-10, 1965 General Chairman—Allen Cumings Thursday Evening July 8 - Kiddies night (Reduced rates on ail rides) 5:30-7:00 Little League Ball Game—Balyeat Field Chairman—Bob Taylor 7:00 Pie and Watermelon eating contest—Main Street Chairman—Jim Lyals Friday Morning July 9 - 10:00 Cattle Judging and Showmanship at Balyeat Field Chairman Merlin Kraft Assisted by Gerald Heyt, Orville Schwartz, John Coffee, Lloyd Johnson, Herrick Chase, Erwin Klenk, Cliff Andrus and Wilbur Reister. 10:00 A.M. Flower Show - Sparta Garden Club - Civic Center 9:00 P.M. (No entry fee and No admission charged) Chairman—Mrs. Robert Fischer 10:00 A.M. Art and Hobby Exhibits - Civic Center 9:00 P.M. (No entry fee and No admission charged) Chairman--Mrs. Sherry Olin —Come and vote lor the exhibits ol your choice Friday Afternoon July 9 - 1:30 Tractor Rodeo - Balyeat Field Chairman—Bill Rogers Assisted by Charles Rogers, John Sandison, Martin Landheer, and Dean Wheeler Firemen's Water Battle on Division Street 4:30 Chairman—Fire Chief Gale Taylor Friday Evening July 9 - 6:45 Merchants Auction - Colonel Sherry Olin 8:00 Stage Show - 40 Piece Accordian troupe - Village Parking Area. Saturday Morning July 10- 9:00 A.M. Sidewalk Sale by Sparta Merchants 9:00 P.M. Kiddie Movies-Sparta Theater (No Ad mission charge) 10:00 A.M. Art and Hobby exhibits and FlowerShow-CJvic Center (No Admission Charged) 10:30 A.M. Kiddie Movies-Sparta T heater (No Admission Charge) Saturday Afternoon July 10 - 1:00-5:00 Go Cart Races - High School Parking Area Admission .50-Adults .25-Children Chairman—Marv Fahling 3:00 Sky Divers - High School Chairman - Marv Fahling 4:00-7:00 Chicken Bar-B-Q - Sparta State Bank Parking Area Chairman —Alvin Kinney Saturday Evening July 10 - (No Admission Charged) 7:30 Apple Queen Contest - Village Parking Area Kent—Ottawa Horticultural Society Buck Matthews—Master of Ceremonies Chairman—Mrs. Walter Beuschel 8:15 Great Lakes Chorus - Village Parking Area 9:00 Presentation of the Kent-Ottawa Horticultural Society Apple Queen for 1966 9:15 Great Lakes Chorus (Continued) 10:00 Fireworks - Bulycat Field Fuse Lighter Gerald Heyt The Sparta Community Days are sponsored by The Sparta Chamber of Commerce, The Sparta Jaycees and The Sparta Lion's Club. CDAPTA RA!P_ THE SPARTA FAIR I *rftn I f t rMlll ASSOCIATION: "Allen Cumings President Merlin Kraft Vice President Gordon Reyburn Secretary A. Barth Carlson, Jr Treasurer fl rrea Bloom. 18, is shown with his VolksWagen "The Class Elimina- ter" and the three championship trophies he received in competitive drag racing. The son of Mr. and Mrs. William Bloom of King Bvld. in Sparta and a 1965 graduate of Sparta High School, he has entered the races three times and won all three times. The latest achievement was plac- ing first on Sunday, June 27 at Acres Raceway. C L&TL The Sparta Methodist Church will hold a chicken barbecue from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. Thursday, July 15. If the weather is nice, tables will be set in the church parking lot. In the event of rain, however, the dinner will be served in the church dining room. Among the Methodist women who have worked toward making the barbecue a success are (left to right) Mrs. William. H. DeHart, Mrs. Lee Moore, Mrs. Victor Ridgeway and Mrs. James Esther. They are showing a poster made by Mrs. Sher- ry Olin. Adult tickets are $1.50 and chil- dren under 12 are $1.00. Tickets can be obtained from WSCS members or from Barth Carlson, Jr., at The Sparta State Bank. New Joins Sparta Clinic ONE OF TWO INJURED SISTERS RELEASED FROM THE HOSPITAL One of the two little girls ser- iously injured in the automobile accident of June 19 near Sparta which claimed the life of their mother, Mrs. Betty Jean Stream, has been released from the hospital. The older sister's condition re- mains critical. Nancy -Kay Isberg, age 8, was released last week from Butterworth Hospital and is now able to be in a wheel chair part time. She would enjoy cards from some of her for- mer Sparta classmates and friends. Her address is: 828 Griggs SE, Grand Rapids, Michigan, c/o John Isberg, Eleven-year-old Debbie Anne Is- berg is still unconscious and in critical condition at St. Mary's Hos- pital in Grand Rapids. Auction for Community Days A wealth of articles donated by Sparta merchants will be auctioned at 6:45 p.m. Friday in the parking lot on Division Street by Colonel Sherry. Among the articles are 100 gal- Ions of gasoline, two cases of oil, pressure cooker, dinner for the family, new ladies dress shoes, many gift certificates, hair lotion, used washer, cake, $25 watch, used gas stove, 100 dead night crawlers, dolls, shaving kit, four newspaper subscriptions, boat-outboard motor and trailer combination, used mo- wer. used water heater, shine kit, toy piano, record player and bag of flour. New Driver Roy Titus Named i^rence w Aiiabcn hicense Center Justice of Peac Lawrence W. Allaben, D.V.M., will be associated with the Sparta Animal Clinic commencing Thurs- day, July 1. Dr. Allaban is a native of Grand Rapids. He is a 1957 graduate of East Grand Rapids High School and attended the University of Kentucky for two years where he was affili- ated with the Lambda ChiAlpha fra- ternity. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Animal Husbandry from Michigan State University in East Lansing and received Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from that university this month. He assis- ted at the Sparta Clinic last sum- mer. Dr. Allaben is an active mem- ber of the Kentree Polo Club in Ada. The newest member of the veter- inary staff at the Sparta Clinic is married to the former Susan Clark of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Allaben is a graduate of East Grand Rapids High School and attended Trinity College of Washington, D.C. She received a Bachelor of Scirnce degree in phy- iiterapy <»t t h e University of The Sparta Police Department has been designated as a site of a new drivers licensing station un- der the new program which greatly reduces the number of licensing sta- tions in Michigan. Police Chief Gene Heugel received official notification on Saturday that Sparta would be one of the stations in Kent County to issue licenses. Under the new system, a colored photograph of the licensee will be part of.every drivers license. The new program will take effect the latter part of July, Chief Heu- gel said, after the camera has been received and all examiners have been schooled in the new system. Michigan. The Allabens have moved to Spar- ta and are residing at 19 S. Union Street. Dr. Gerard Heytfounded the Spar- ta Animal Clinic in 1946 and Dr. Wayne Bannick joined the staff in 1957. Dr. Allaben's addition to the Sparta Clinic wUl give Sparta three full-time veterinarians. Roy A. Titus of 45 S. State St. has been appointed to fill the unex- pired term of Justice of the Peace in Sparta Township caused June 26 by the death of O.T. McCready. Mr. Titus was appointed to the post at the regular monthly meeting of the Sparta Township Board. The term will expire in 1967 when Mr. Titus will have to seek reelection. Lyle Anderson is the other Justice of the Peace in Sparta Township. Mr. Titus will maintain his of- fices at his home. Hours will be announced later when he is sworm into the office during the latter part of July. The new Justice of the Peace served as Sparta's Acting Post- master from October of 1961 until this past June. Before this he was on the Sparta Village Council from 1950 until 1961. A resident of Sparta since 1946, he owns Sparta Cleaners. o The Kent City Lions Club wUl hold a chicken bar-be-que between the hours of 5 and 7 o'clock Sat- urday, July 17, in cfce p a r k .

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Page 1: The Sentinel Leade - Sparta Township Historical Commissionspartahistory.org/newspaper_splits/The Sentinel Leader/1965/The... · The Sentinel Leade •Serving, ... 828 Griggs SE, Grand

The Sentinel Leade •Serving, l^Jour Contmunity 89 yearA

Volume 88 — Established 1876 Spa r t a , Michigran Wednesday, Ju ly 7, 1965 Number 27

Sparta Community Days THURSDAY, FRIDAY A N D SATURDAY, JULY 8-10, 1965

General Chairman—Allen Cumings

T h u r s d a y Evening Ju ly 8 - Kiddies night (Reduced r a t e s on ai l r ides ) 5:30-7:00 Li t t l e League Ball Game—Balyea t Fie ld

Cha i rman—Bob T a y l o r 7:00 P ie and Wate rmelon eating con tes t—Main S t r e e t

C h a i r m a n — J i m Lya l s F r i d a y Morning Ju ly 9 -

10:00 Cat t le Judging and Showmanship a t Balyeat F ie ld Cha i rman Mer l in K r a f t Ass i s t ed by Gera ld Heyt, Orv i l l e Schwartz , John Coffee , Lloyd Johnson, H e r r i c k Chase , Erwin Klenk , Cliff Andrus and Wilbur R e i s t e r .

10:00 A.M. F lower Show - Spar ta Garden Club - Civic C e n t e r 9:00 P .M. (No en t ry fee and No admiss ion charged)

C h a i r m a n — M r s . Rober t F i s c h e r 10:00 A.M. Ar t and Hobby Exhibi ts - Civic C e n t e r

9:00 P .M. (No en t ry fee and No admis s ion charged) C h a i r m a n - - M r s . S h e r r y Olin — C o m e and vote lo r the exhibi ts ol your choice

F r i d a y Afternoon July 9 -1:30 T r a c t o r Rodeo - Balyeat Fie ld

Cha i rman—Bi l l Rogers Ass i s t ed by C h a r l e s R o g e r s , John Sandison, Mar t in

Landheer , and Dean Wheele r

F i r e m e n ' s Water Bat t le on Division S t r e e t 4:30 C h a i r m a n — F i r e Chief Gale T a y l o r

F r iday Evening Ju ly 9 -6:45 Merchan t s Auction - Colonel S h e r r y Olin 8:00 Stage Show - 40 P iece Accord ian t roupe - Village

Park ing A r e a . Saturday Morning Ju ly 10-

9:00 A.M. Sidewalk Sale by Spar ta Merchan t s 9:00 P .M. Kiddie Movies -Spar ta T h e a t e r (No Ad miss ion charge)

10:00 A.M. Ar t and Hobby exhibi ts and F lowerShow-CJv ic C e n t e r (No Admiss ion Charged)

10:30 A.M. Kiddie Movies -Spa r t a T h e a t e r (No Admiss ion Charge) Saturday Afternoon July 10 -

1:00-5:00 Go C a r t Races - High School Pa rk ing A r e a Admiss ion .50-Adults .25-Chi ldren

C h a i r m a n — M a r v Fahl ing 3:00 Sky Divers - High School

Cha i rman - Marv Fahl ing 4:00-7:00 Chicken B a r - B - Q - Sparta State Bank Park ing Area

Cha i rman —Alvin Kinney Saturday Evening Ju ly 10 - (No Admiss ion Charged)

7:30 Apple Queen Contes t - Village Park ing Area Kent—Ottawa Hor t i cu l tu ra l Society Buck Mat thews—Maste r of C e r e m o n i e s C h a i r m a n — M r s . Wal te r Beuschel

8:15 Grea t Lakes Chorus - Village P a r k i n g Area 9:00 P resen ta t ion of the Kent-Ottawa Hor t i cu l tu ra l Society

Apple Queen for 1966 9:15 G r e a t Lakes Chorus (Continued)

10:00 F i r e w o r k s - Bulycat Field F u s e L igh te r — Gera ld Heyt

The Sparta Communi ty Days a r e sponsored by T h e Spar ta C h a m b e r of C o m m e r c e , T h e Spar ta J a y c e e s and T h e Spar ta L i o n ' s Club.

CDAPTA RA!P_ T H E SPARTA FAIR I * r f t n I f t r M l l l ASSOCIATION:

"Allen Cumings P r e s i d e n t Mer l in Kra f t Vice P r e s i d e n t Gordon Reyburn S e c r e t a r y A. Bar th Ca r l son , J r T r e a s u r e r

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r r e a Bloom. 18, is shown with his VolksWagen " T h e C l a s s El imina-t e r " and the three championship t rophies he r ece ived in compet i t ive d r a g rac ing . The son of M r . and M r s . Wil l iam Bloom of King Bvld. in Spar ta and a 1965 graduate of Spar ta High School, he has en t e r ed the r a c e s th ree t imes and won all three t imes . T h e l a t e s t ach ievement was p l a c -ing f i r s t on Sunday, June 27 a t A c r e s Raceway.

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The Sparta Methodist Church will hold a chicken barbecue from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. Thursday, July 15. If the weather is nice, tables will be set in the church parking lot. In the event of rain, however, the dinner will be served in the church dining room. Among the Methodist women who have worked toward making the barbecue a success are ( left to right) Mrs. William.

H. DeHart, Mrs. Lee Moore, Mrs. Victor Ridgeway and Mrs. James Esther. They are showing a poster made by Mrs. Sher-ry Olin. Adult tickets are $1.50 and chil-dren under 12 are $1.00. Tickets can be obtained from WSCS members or from Barth Carlson, Jr., at The Sparta State Bank.

New Joins Sparta

Clinic

ONE OF TWO INJURED SISTERS RELEASED FROM THE HOSPITAL

One of the two l i t t le g i r l s s e r -iously in ju red in the automobile acc iden t of June 19 nea r Spar ta which c la imed the l i fe of the i r m o t h e r , M r s . Betty J e a n S t r e a m , has been r e l e a s e d f r o m the hospi ta l . The o lder s i s t e r ' s condition r e -mains c r i t i c a l .

Nancy -Kay I sberg , age 8, was r e l e a s e d l as t week f rom But terworth Hospi ta l and is now able to be in a wheel cha i r p a r t t ime. She would en joy c a r d s f r o m s o m e of her f o r -m e r Spar ta c l a s s m a t e s and f r i e n d s . H e r a d d r e s s i s : 828 Gr iggs SE, Grand Rapids, Michigan, c / o John I sberg ,

E leven -yea r -o ld Debbie Anne I s -be rg is s t i l l unconscious and in c r i t i c a l condition at St. M a r y ' s H o s -pital in Grand Rapids .

Auction for

Community Days A wealth of a r t i c l e s donated by

Sparta m e r c h a n t s will be auctioned a t 6:45 p .m . F r i d a y in the park ing lot on Division S t r ee t by Colonel She r ry .

Among the a r t i c l e s a r e 100 g a l -Ions of gasol ine, two c a s e s of oil, p r e s s u r e cooker , dinner for the fami ly , new ladies d r e s s shoes , many gif t c e r t i f i ca t e s , ha i r lotion, used washer , cake, $25 watch, used gas stove, 100 dead night c r a w l e r s , dol ls , shaving kit, four newspaper subscr ip t ions , boat-outboard motor and t r a i l e r combination, used m o -wer . used water h e a t e r , shine kit, toy piano, r e c o r d p layer and bag of f lour .

New Driver Roy Titus Named i^rence w Aiiabcn hicense Center Justice of Peace

Lawrence W. Allaben, D .V .M. , will be a s soc i a t ed with the Spar ta Animal Cl in ic commencing T h u r s -day, Ju ly 1.

D r . Allaban is a nat ive of Grand Rapids . He i s a 1957 g radua te of E a s t Grand Rapids High School and at tended the Univers i ty of Kentucky fo r two y e a r s where he was a f f i l i -ated with the Lambda ChiAlpha f r a -te rn i ty . He holds a Bache lor of Science d e g r e e in Animal Husbandry f r o m Michigan State Univers i ty in E a s t Lans ing and rece ived Doctor of Ve te r ina ry Medicine deg ree f r o m that un ive r s i ty this month. He a s s i s -ted at the Spar ta Clinic l a s t s u m -m e r . D r . Al laben is an ac t ive m e m -b e r of the Kent ree Polo Club in Ada.

The newest m e m b e r of the v e t e r -ina ry staff a t the Sparta Cl in ic is m a r r i e d to the f o r m e r Susan C l a r k of Grand Rapids . M r s . Allaben is a g radua te of E a s t Grand Rapids High School and attended T r in i t y College of Washington, D.C. She rece ived a Bachelor of Sc i rnce degree in phy-

iiterapy <»t the Univers i ty of

T h e Sparta Pol ice Depa r tmen t has been designated as a s i t e of a new d r i v e r s l icensing stat ion un-d e r the new p r o g r a m which g rea t l y r e d u c e s the number of l icens ing s t a -t ions in Michigan.

Pol ice Chief Gene Heugel r ece ived off ic ia l not if icat ion on Saturday that Spar ta would be one of the s ta t ions in Kent County to i s s u e l i c ense s . Under the new s y s t e m , a co lored photograph of the l i c ensee will be p a r t of .every d r i v e r s l i cense .

T h e new p r o g r a m will take e f f ec t the l a t t e r p a r t of July, Chief Heu-gel sa id , a f t e r the c a m e r a has been rece ived and al l e x a m i n e r s have been schooled in the new s y s t e m .

Michigan. T h e Al labens have moved to S p a r -

ta and a r e r e s id ing a t 19 S. Union Street .

D r . G e r a r d Heytfounded the S p a r -ta Animal Cl inic in 1946 and D r . Wayne Bannick joined the s taff in 1957. D r . Al laben ' s addition to the Spar ta Cl inic wUl give Spar ta t h ree f u l l - t i m e v e t e r i n a r i a n s .

Roy A. T i tus of 45 S. State St. has been appointed to fill the unex-p i red t e r m of Jus t i ce of the Peace in Sparta Township caused June 26 by the death of O.T. McCready. Mr . T i t u s was appointed to the post a t the r egu l a r monthly meeting of the Sparta Township Board.

The t e r m will exp i re in 1967 when Mr . T i tus will have to seek ree lec t ion . Lyle Anderson is the other Ju s t i c e of the Peace in Sparta Township.

M r . T i t u s will maintain his o f -f i c e s a t h i s home. Hours will be announced l a t e r when he i s sworm into the off ice during the l a t t e r p a r t of Ju ly .

T h e new Jus t i ce of the Peace se rved as Spa r t a ' s Acting P o s t -m a s t e r f r o m October of 1961 until this p a s t June. Before this he was on the Sparta Village Council f r o m 1950 until 1961. A r e s iden t of Sparta s ince 1946, he owns Sparta C l eane r s .

o T h e Kent City Lions Club wUl

hold a chicken b a r - b e - q u e between the hours of 5 and 7 o 'clock Sa t -u rday , Ju ly 17, in cfce pa rk .

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F u n e r a l s e r v i c e s w e r e he ld T u e s -day a f t e r n o o n a t the McKinley C h a -pe l in G r a n t f o r M r s . E the l M. Bul l , aged 79, of Ba i ley , wife and m o t h e r of a p r o m i n e n t f r u i t f a m i l y , p a s s e d away S a t u r d a y a t h e r h o m e .

M r s . B u l l ' s husband , John , and t h r e e s o n s , Vernon of C a s n o v i a , a n d Kenneth and Rodney of Ba i ley , own and o p e r a t e e x t e n s i v e f r u i t hold ings in the a r e a which inc lude s e v e r a l s t o r a g e s .

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In addi t ion to h e r husband and t h r e e s o n s , s h e i s s u r v i v e d by a d a u g h t e r . M i s s Helen Bull of Ba i l ey , a b r o t h e r , H e r s h e l Brown of Ba i l ey ; a s i s t e r , M r s . F r e d A n d r e e o f B a i l -

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t h a n k s a n d a p p r e c i a t i o n f o r t h e b e a u t i f u l f l o r a l t r ibu te s , m e m o r i a l g i f t s , c a r d s a n d m a n y o t h e r a c t s of k i n d n e s s a n d s y m p a t h y s h o w n to u s d u r i n g t h e i l lness a n d d e a t h of o u r be loved h u s b a n d , f a t h e r , g r a n d f a t h e r a n d b r o t h e r , O. T . M c C r e a d y ; espec ia l ly t o R e v . D o n B a k e r f o r h is m a n y ca l l s a n d c o m -f o r t i n g words , t o t h e blood donors , t h e pa l l bea re r s , M r s . C. E . Wi l son , o r g a n i s t a n d to t h e s t a f f of t h e Hesse l F u n e r a l H o m e f o r t h e i r t h o u g h t f u l n e s s . W e a lso wi sh to t h a n k t h e K n i g h t s of P y t h i a s f o r t h e g r a v e s i d e service .

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SPARTA PASTOR JOINS MEET AT GRAND LEDGE Among m o r e than 300 m i n i s t e r s ,

t e a c h e r s , and youth l e a d e r s a s s i s t -ing a t the Annual Adven t i s t Conven -tion a t Grand Ledge , i s P a s t o r Geo. W. Valent ine of Grand Rapids , p a s -to r of the Seven th-day Adven t i s t C h u r c h of S p a r t a . P a s t o r Valent ine

is helping to " p i t c h c a m p " fo r the conc l ave which will run f r o m Ju ly 8 - 1 7 .

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