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73 THE PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, April 25, 1956

MICHIGAN MIRRORThe political campaign is getting

underway. The Democrats %ee'm tohave the jump as the Republicanshave not yet come up with a candidct« fox governor. State Chairman%

went to Washngton last week to seeCongressman Ford but he turned

A : ~ _ M ^ . , 1 , t.V»f»vdowr the nomination theyplan to draft Mayor Cobo of Detro-it whc is at his ranch at Arizona forhealth reasons. He has perviously

turned it dowrt.'Gov. Williams the 5 Demo

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No. If

Wedding Anniversary r SOCIETY NEWSOne hundred and fifty guests at.

terukd the 50th wedding anniver.faary open house for Mr. and Mrs.

Marion Reason Sunday afternoon.The honored couple with their

sons, Jack and Gerald received thequests

Many gift bouquets of yellowspiim/ flowers decorated the livingroom and «un room. The tea tablewas beautiful with a threetieredwedding cakt, chystal candelabrawith gold candels. Presiding at thetable were Mrs. Helen Reason Reynodis and Mrs. Anna Reason. Theirgranddaughter, Mrs. Shirley Freder

crat office holders are touringstate giving their reports and meeting the people. T ^ Repubicsnsseem to be relying on embezzlementcharges against a license plate sales . icks had charge of the guest book.

.•. a woman. The Democrats say They received ma|y beautiul gifts.Among the out of town guests

were Gale Johnson and wife, Dr.Walter Reason and wife, Mrs. Flor

refusal of Republicans to approprate funds kept them from carryingout their promises. The Republican*retort this" refusal kep the state out j oncce Artz, Norbert Lavey, Detroit,of the red. \ | Paul Fredericks of Battle Creek;

Michigan judges are asked to givebad drivers stiffer sentences $1 amile for the first 5 miles over "the

MARRIED AT DEARBORNJerry Heath, son of Mrs. Kather.

ine Heath of Pinckney was marpriedSaturday at Our Lady Queen ofAngels Church, Dearborn to Mrs.iJj'kie Jennings of that place. Hibrother, Joe, was best man and thebrides sister, matron of honor. MikeHeath, Bobby Darrow, Billy Milleru:-hered.The bride's daughter%Linda,was flower girl. The reception wasat the American Legion hall. Jerryis on the Dearborn police force.. . Those trom nere who attended 'were Mrs Katherine Heath, son,'

GburcuSt. Mary's CauwQc C&arco

JUr* *T. Albert bchmitt, Fasterfenday Aiasse8 8:00 and 10:00 tuxx.

t Notena devotions, Friday eveuingat 740.

Confessions, Friday evening alterNovena Devotions and Saturday from7:30 to 9:00 p. m. and Suaday ne-

fore the 8;0t>

Meononite

Mike, the Charles Heaths^ Bob Young Peoples MeetingVedders, Noll Cooks, Bobby Darrow j Cottage Fellowship Service

Cai?aiy Mtimoatu Cnurcbfiftv. Ezra, Beachy, faster

S. S. Supt. Walwr fiscaMorning Worshif .. 1U;00Sunday Sciif el 11:00

. 1:80

and Bill Miller .Also the Tom Goodssr and Tom Goods jr of Pittsburg,Pennsylvania.

the Ward Swaithouts, Mrs MableSuydam, the 2 McVey families and

\ Mi a. Winifred Graves of Jackson;the second 5 miles and Bill Cushing,Dexter,Mrs Lulu Lamb

83 for the third. j EaLt Lansing, Mrs. Mae Rane WhitWork has been resumed on the more Lake; Mrs Fanny Bradley of

Mackinac bridge. Resort owners are ; lint^ Harold Swarthout and wife.,building on both sides of the bridge. Forndale.Gene and Clare Reason call

Michigan Week is May 20_26.500 ' e-J from Florida.

Three weddings thisday, Alice Wakefield and Ted Stockton at the People's Church and Ce-cil Hooker and Ella Sunday at theGrace Bible church, Ann Arbor. Sat

Cong'l. church.

REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONMrs Mae Daller was the only dele

ate from Putnam to the convention

600lait yeear.

Haroldvacationed in Michigan Last Wednesday evening the M . J . l ^ " o w e I 1 l a s * Wednesday HaroldReasons were entertained at a dinn £? r*C n ™ <Lhairman « absence ofReasons were entertained at a dinn-

Michigan week s Maiy 20 26. 500 cr at the Elks' Club, Ann Arbor bycities will take part in the mayrr their children. A large wedding

exchange. cake decorated with yellow rosesThe Young Republicans meet at was presented and the organist play

-Lansing May 11. They will crown "The Anniversary Song" for them.a Miss Republican. One of their number, Rep.Lester Sallade of Ann Ar.bor may run for governor.

wedneetay ft:O0

Elementary Schod | CURRENT CUIIBBNTSecond Grade j

We decorated our room to reures-} T i ^ Trighton Argus has thls~teem Holland for the carnival.Tiininy ' s a y / a ^ ° u t t h ^ Kelly.Monaco wedi..Sjji-jut's grandmother is visiting his ' " ' " ! a i i t W e e k : By the time you realaur.t.Xar«n Kaiser attended a bridal j i n i L U i e international nonsense teajjuwer for her aunt. Robert Kaiser i M o n n c ' vvi11 b e o v e r - The movieh-d the a day measels.Dan Gubaci^v J q u e e n w i u h * v t stepped .down teZiiU Davis had company SundayJim ! t h e r o I e ot a m i n o r princess and tfcemie iiaughu visitd the Howell Sani.. . k u a < l r e d s o f sooiy newspaper, r*4ui-ium Sunday. Linda Wegner*- j i o : >^ 'v ' s ion and society, hound*reice visited her. Toby Shettelro* , D i : "" e 1>et'-inied to the U.S. A.iius v. new jacket. Debby Can- ana ! a l > e r 8QtunS ionly fleeting glimpse

, ; of the ceremonies and write greatng columns of copy aboutJ-'

Congregation*.,

Cindy Hummer had companySunday. John Ta&ch visited his aunt

i grandmother in Ann Arbor.Toryi ha* a white dress and Kenny j W e a r e n o t quite as extreme m

Fisher a rabbit called Taps. Joe | lhi& b u t t h m k t h i s *™ch PublicisedKennedy had a polio shot. Debby r o m a " y l s a s s > ' n ^ i c as the on«J/muTS bus a new coat Connie ' a . f f-w > y a r s *&> ^ tween the Priaoa

ftev. J. w. Wingw, factorSchool V:30 A. m.Worship 10:45 a. m.

iiiurs. rttgtt prayer meeting

visited her Kraadiuor.her.Wu pla\t\l "Scat, .Scatti uuy.

Little Cat'' i ^ t -u i t shooter,wi ^ is at the time

Wallie SimpeoB,

£@con4 aac T^trdl icily Puckett'-; cou.,in,

at th& cburch ai Jfidt*! Uici'.^rdsoji visited her They wentVi ihe Ann Arbor movies. 1-iickyJJjoxom Mtt a base ball bat, bail anda j^ovc ior his birthday. Mike l i a r .UiiU si.-ier, F r a n c e v.a.s home fromFlint Sis-iiday. liiily Sliirey caughtcoirlv' of Ulue (Jills with 'us handy.lJu1 Ii heatI

of

CONGRESSIONAL LETTER

NOTICE ^Tiektts for the Mother & Dau^h

ter Banquet at school May 9 can beobtained from Mrs. Viola Read at147 South Mill St., Pinckney

0 0 0 0 —NOTICE

The Ladies Fellowship group willmeet at the Cong'l church at 7:30p. ni., April 26 on account of thestyle show.

DINNER POSTPONEDDue to the fact that the kitchen

and dining room in St. Mary's new

Congressional Don Hayworth hasintroduced a soil bank bill differingin some respects from the presi..derm's. It provides that the soil bankland, taken out of pioduction may!'•> us*d for recreational purposes.it would also put a limit on soilbark payments and eliminate arlvan

incorporated in the pres-

W F. Close, Prosecutor Erwin clerk.Resolutions were adopted endor..

sin President Eisenhower and hisfarm program and called for thenomination of a strong candidate

! for congress who can defeat Cong. }| Don Hayworth, Democrat. This is a, rather back handed slap at KitClavdy who lost to Hayworth in1954.He is a capdidate for the nomination this year Also James Card.,i.'.er. Flint realtor and David MaGee |Flint attorney.

The delegates named to the stateconvention were Mrs. Tom Bonner,

Wsd. choir ntacUce %'M p.

The FeooissM-M West between Main and

Unadiila Street*Ret. Keith Ruegsegffer, Pastor

Sunday SchoolMorning WorshipYouth Group

0:45 a. m.10:50 A.M.

went to tile drive in

by tne aeweas the romance

s. Miss Kelly is a moviettar a*. ! ;nce won an Oscar aL.though vv. i.'jver heard of her untlijhe hooked thj prince. The princeskj'<; ciuni only includes 870 ares amiii.-1 income is from the rental ofM<jiitt Carlo, the worlds target?i^'^i.ng palace to Monnasis, theGrt k for $150%000 a year. Tfce

parents are separated andthe prince's sister and aer

.Saturday with his family. ' husbi :i<!. She did not take par t7:00 p. tn. Nancy iluJIistcr hu< a baby brother, j the wet

Evening Service . . . . . . 3:00 p. m.Tiiuts. Prayer Me«dng 8:00 p. m.jr. Choir Practice Wed. 4:00 p. m.8r. f*oir Practice WwL 7:Bt p. m

T le prince had an ail• j< \ .a i .

tne !?rand mother is in • iance with «* ^ e n c h actress for

She vis Led her Sunday•ix

He left her as she could note liaisofh aunt Eileen »ave \ nave children. Marriage with Missi.t'W umbrella for her birthday. ! Kcijy was a.ranged by the Princes'

who was born inO. V.. S. CALENDAR

April 27;Special Fast Matron',Patron's I^ight.

. erA;,no Marie Youuyji>:ni birthdayAuhi; Uernai'dine and

iorUncle

UieherJ iiii

Fourth and FifthOur room showed movies at the ;

SecondCathy HeaJ i ' s mother went to a

coTiiva, DuWayn Hoy and Duvid ; wcdi-.iu^ baLiirday. Carol Menke\nndenbuach made a mural on the wcn\ to tiie llowoli snow: Sharon2 Scandenavin countrys Norway iJiaccs went in Pimtiac .Sunday.iiilly

ident 's-bi l l .

w w l l ' c ' " " l / " " ' % ' " ' = • * « " ' u u m i w < and Sweden. We are goi»^'VVr. V. Close, W. C. Collins# Wilfred j . l i e ] a v i U a j ? e a w e o k fion,Erwin, Ray Sargeant, Clay Wilt,I ,,,.„

to Green i;eiWetlnes , bii

- - i day.Hollia Arnold, Otto Kumerous,Lyle i

iiy placing a limit on the soil j Glover, Grace Kurkowski. The Li*. 'v • •-. Sixth Grade Newsank payments it would limit pay | in«ston county headquarters is a t ' We had a fine turnout

Hotel Statler, Detroit, May 5. i piay'>Rumpolstiitsk.in"at i

for our

.--aw iu.s grandmutheri n Stuckbiiu^e Sunday .^tan;cy Li/id had ar^l'1 in a cabin crui.sei. Jeii ' i lendeej.;oi a hatchet and cany ing casei'rotn hi« Kiuii'iniottH'i. Linua CJUJIS

ware. She hardly knew the prince.. i speake little French He speaksil-.'.c Kpglish.. She is supposed *»prcvide him with a male heir aeFrance has Interest in hit kingdomand can take it over if there is nomi'ie heir bom. Most of the thieveeut hurope must have flocked thereas many of the Americans who wentto the wedding had their j«w«lry

l\ad i< o cream and candy at 1KTn o I its to $25000 on the one year a c .etap-e reserve and $7500 a year onthe long range 3 to 15 year reserveprog-ram.He points out that if there

no limits a 340.U00 acre wheat•rhool is not vet ready the fish din- ! v v e J e

Mr i v ^ e d there for April 27 I farmer could collect $3,400,000 a27Bas been postponed until furthernotice. Sally Doyle,Altar Soc. Pres.

b v l e t t i ^ land lie idle.

Neighboring Note*Tom Howlett and Hollis Hollo

way are building new homes southof Greg-ory,O?i April 26 at a banquet at Stock

bridge high school the 50th annivKINGS DAUGHTERS f'l<^al*y °* the founding of the Pres..

J ^ * " " ' . v i no nanirhtpv* I byto)-ian church and the ordination.The Pinckney Kings Uaugnteis *1 - ~- ' of its pastor Dr. Behner will be eel

tbrated at a dinner.8tockbridge high school base ball

N BAKE SALE APRIL 28St. Girard\ Guild of St. Mary's j

church will hold a bake sale Satur Jd*y, April 28 at the Gerald Reasonbuilding, starting- at 10:00 a. m.

THE JUNIOR PLAYThe Junior play "Faith, Hope and

Flaiity," drew 2 good houses at the

lie camiv

al and all s e i n e d iu cmjoy it. All ofthe characters were well taken.. Woworked had to yet ou;1 room back inorder and prepare for tlie linal six

l a , U ] U u c , u l c ; i n ) p i n t f i

echoed last week. Jay Root in the weeks of suhoolrole of Flarity and Donna Basydlodnrl Nancy Willis as the Crabbet.win,s carried the comedy part ablyassisted by Dick Wy'lie, the butler,Doris Imus, the maid and Nancy

meet Wednesday, May 2 at 1:30fct the home of Mrs. Irving Cantrell.Co-hostesses Mrs. Bonner and M»s

Flounce Madsen,Sec. team lost St. Johns of Jackon 2

OLD TIME LAWSUITThe delayed trial of Knute Lun-i-

*torm vs William Secor was heldbefore Justice Frost in the townhall Monday. It was an all day sess..ion. Hiram Smith appeared forLundstorm and Herbert WiJiere-1of Chelsea for Secor. Secor sold a"team of horses to Lundstorm w )claimed he was defrauded as o"neof them was a bad kicker and wouldnot work. The jury was Roger Carv,C. H. Kennedy, George Meabon,Fre'lSiayton^ Dallas Cox,Claude Reason.Most of the horse jockeys in

to 2 and beat Chelsea 10 to 8.Dexter will vote on a new school

bond issue May 24.1 lie University of Michigan has

! awarded a Rackham scholarship toDonna Lickley .dr.ughter of theHorace Lickieys of De.<ter.

.'•'cnator Charles Potter of Mich-ifca1' will speak before the BrightciCh -mber of Commerce May 11

The employees of the Haigh

the

Co. of Brighton joined the CJ.O.andon strike when the company

refused to recognize the union.Brighton will vote on a $500000

McCarthy, the cook Jim Campbellwus the quick tempered father ofthe twins, Linda Lee his housekeeper; Lois Kallio ,an actress and JackDoyle, Eric Rose^ Bob Ward andDouglas Fletcher, suitors of thetwins.

The specialties were by music direetor Backus and consisted of atrumpet solo by John St Piere, aflut solo and clarinet duo.

The .Student CouncilThe student council arc 'iii v/ork

' j on their poetry book. The boys have' i mule G student council |.ins i'nd

8 more to make

INSTALL VOTING. MACHINESThe legislature has passed a law

that any voting precinct that hasever 800 voters must either splittheir prcinct in two or install voting machines. Howell, Brighton and

WIN THEIR SECOND GAMEPinckney won their first league

game Friday by beating^ lloy-svillehere 15 to 7.Two freshmen pitchedthe complete game. Dick Kon:u-dygoing 6 inning's and Dennie Ciark 1.They allowed 3 hits but issued ufew walks and had 5 errors madehind them. Herb Dyer potior Pinckney. In the oth^r ^umesSouth Lyon beat Manchoser 11 to4 and Dexter took Hanland 16 to 8.

Pinckney beat Dexter there Tues ]

'{ hir ' Grade XevvaMary U'ylie.s father luuk B(;auty,

U . < j i o 1 : , : t h e y j : i ' ] > t t i i i s v . i n t e r ( > a c k

t<< M c i K ' i • • • ! ( ' ( > • ) ( ; ! l a u i i a i n e n ' s c a l .

i c ) t a i l:a t] kitLen.s. J i i i i m y P i n e h a s

. Laby ^j.-ter A n n e M a r i e . Lei Al i i ,

.•ot, ; ;nd h is f a t h e r s a w 10 troe.-> t h a t

Had been .-D\a:k by i i ^ l i t u i n ^ S u n

d a y . M a r v i i ; i k e i ' s l i t t l e puj), Kin^j ,

d i e d . U u r j 'ooai p a i n i e . l H a w a i i a n

ii'"< J'i.sh - . c u e s a n d h a d 2 li.sh ]>onda

i;' c u r r o o m fo r t h e c a r n i v a l .

Fourth Gradephy w<.< are studying

Switzerland and decorated !u r room about this country for the jcarnival. We liked the clocks hang.,

hits | hi±j from oar ii^lits. We r.VKie a wural ii))d wrote tl;e story of the oldIv.ws.-. ]e,:.ivnd,Wilhelm Tell.We enjeyniaking1 life t>i;:e pictures of Heidi<r Peter with one of his goats from

in

vy hav# had voting machinesfor aomf? time and Handy and GreenOak are to install them. The Put.

day 5 to 3 with Dick Kennedy pitch f fi\,m tlie story of Heidi by Johannaing all of it. They made a tripleplay, Higgs to Packer to Rollings.v/oith.

JOHN McINTEEJohn Mclntee, 80, died at his

nam town board voted to purchase 2 h o m f e a t W y z a ] t a > M i n n . Tuesday. ! lSv;hzerland and ' Mrs. Hainesvoting machines, This the board H e w f t g t h e s o n o f P a t r i c k M c I n t e e

preferred over splitting the precinct; o f p i n c k n e y b u t h a d l i v c d -m M;nno-as a suitable polling place would g 0 . a m a n H e v i s i t e d r e J a

Spyri. We had a fine chart and pic.tuic illustrating- the rescue of pep.ble from the dangers of the Alps bySt. Leonard dogs. We had a nicetime at the carnival. We thank Mrs.Teach for loaning us her mural of

heri*nti(;ue g"la.-s clock. Jolin Wilson,Pe)h Minock and Di^ne Gubcaky

a display of a Swiss lake with

county were witnesses. Theiv testi.momey was very conflicting. Someasserting the "horse was a confirmedkicker. Others that the horse was•xtremly gentle and decile. The ver-)15 ttt *n* court house, Howell, Aprildiet was that Secor take the team j 2G a 8 P- «•back, pay Lundstorm $65 and t ^'enn Berry of Howell Twp. haslh# costs be split 50 .50.

— o . . — „... .«.». V1. „ VVwVw, - - „,-_.-„ r g o ; a many years ne vi^ieu xem.. | niaot a aispiay oi a bwiss iane witnschool bond issue June also on annox { hr.ve to be established conform. ' t i v e s h e r e 2 w e e k s a g 0 .Surviving are ) hotels where tourists go for sailingin? the Hamburg school district. I wg to the law and anotn^r election v- ,- a crt_ a_.i A Hanp-httu-s. Uvr,.,,-,^ ««/i «!,;{„„the Hamburg school district. j ing to the law and anotn^r election h i g ^ ^ ^ a s o n a n d 4 daughters. ! skating and skiiiv.

The Lakelands Gulf and Country boaid appointed. It is expected the A l g ( . g s i s t e r a ) M r s M a r y Fitzsim. 1 Fouth and FifthClub has applied for liquor license. [ machines will be used at the Aug ( m o n - a n d M r g > G W ; C l a r k o f P i n c k ! S ! i h r m e H a x t e r . s f a t h e r b r o k e h i s

The Democrat county convention ust primary election . n e y a n d M r g K i t t i e Culhane of Jack J foot Leroy Porter's father bought• aon.The funeral is at Wysatla, Thur a horse Sa'urii-iy. Pat Tessmer vis-

Tl.c presidei.t vetoed the highsupport* farm bill last week andr'JJtd on cor.pre«fl to • pass his wotiba> k bill.We can nee little difforanc*b'-! •.'.<•('n .i >Joth call for govwn-:13c-;.i moii..; .andouta to farmers.Th'.- Dehvnfat plan calls for pric«^iii'jtort.-; liiyh enough so the farm.cr 'ull n.ake a profit on his crops.The president's plan would ^fitb.cii;,u Ja..d from farming to radot*the cjop yield and pay farmer* r«nt!'o) tbfir idle land which is tuppos< <1 t. . .vi' !'- fertility improved | f:' will j'aisc liiore crops when itj;iu's L3rk into production.28 Repubicuis voted for high supports, most\y }"]•( rr western states. Personaily

v-o ti.iuk this surplus businea* ia JV?r drjiio. The fault is poor distribut*ion. Tliei are untold thousands in(his county ^nd aUo overseas whoii" r;ot have enough to eat. We •nt\ could see why these surplus-es \W:J :>ot made available to the*.

Two srits iiJcd against federalrrrnnent in Idaho by parents ofchildren who were giren SaulkIio ^hottj, The parents of SUM*FLDCC, 7, who became parattMMl ia\both legs 9 days after receiving ftj/oi-'o shot want $158,688. ThU' l i atPoriielli, Idaho. The ofHer fu^tby the parents of Terry Turmer, 7,of American Falls want $250,000.H<: (j-el 3 weeks after receiving1 a; shoi. We believe ik Jfeotfcthe CLL cr v^cine made uj^Cnia was Ui>»U. %«•.

LIVINGSTON LODGE NO. 76MAY CALENDAR

y pVeen elected chairman of the countyboRrd of supervisors.

The Howell Theatre is having anew front installed.

April 26_7th District meeting at j Myron Wriggelsworth has been

Ann Arbpr 8 p. mMay 1, 8 p m . Regular meeting.

Examination of candidatesMay 5, 8 p. m. Livonia Lodge No.

SM to work MM degrees.May 21-23, Grand Lodge in De..

troit.May 28: S p. m, PC Degrees.

Alonxo VanSlambrook W. M.P. W.-Carlett, Sec.

. Erwin If aim writes us that ho

insitailed as commander of the Howell Knights Templars.

Bob Ross, husband of the former

LOSES BOTH FEETA tragic accident took place

Gregory last Friday. The truck inwhich James Bauman, 28, andHarry Cardwell,51,of Jackson were

< sday.

MICHIGAN WEEKThe exchange of mayors on May

, Michigan Week, is up in the air

Noreen Crottty is now

n > M i c h i ? a a W e e k j i s u p

nding o\vned by the Michigan Elgin &% f a r a g pinckney is concerned.Soft Water Co. for whom they work T h c y w e r e to h a v e e x c h a n p e d withhit the- train at the Gregory cross. L m n g 8 b u r g > a shiawas^ee villageing. Baumcrn was thrown under the b , j t Lainsburg has notified themtrain and lost .both feei Cardwcll ., y a r e n o t u k i n j ? p a r t i n i t . N e i t h

i d t d b i b t hof the ' received cuts and bruises, both wereDisteli Hotel at Austn, Taxasi

Rep. Joe Warner, 86, of Ypsilanfci,a member of the Iegslaiture for 33yoers died last week. He was called"Gas Tax Joe"as he was the first toadvocate a tax on gasoline, He al.sofnvored a state income tax butcould not put in over.

day going through the halls Linden may purchase the dam andM i Iof the Detroit Masonic tempe. In a

gkun eose he saw the names of theMasonic Building Honor Guards onwhich the name of his brother, thelate Edward Earl* Mann was in•cribed. He was a life member of

A A. X.

water rights there for $6500 for opark .

Lyon and Green Oak townshipswiti vote April 25 on giving the Con

Power Co. a franchaise to

c e u a ,taken to University hospi^l,Arbor.

LIB1ARY NEWSNew books are Imperial Woman

East Ann Arbor who was toWarren in Maconib

«ty So-far Mayor Stanley Dinkclnot been notified who Pinckney

will exchange with.

it,?d his grandmother Sunday. KittyWilliams mother lost her purse Satin day

Fifth Grade NewsRebecca Morris will represent

the school in the district spelling at j ur, ;A fh»M f« ^ J. . . . . . i i x,... , , : , , ._ . . . ... , b a i d threatened

H is a cold day when Maf#p Oft..ville Hubbt~d of Dearborn dflpi aottnot make the front page. I iril weekin an article widely copied W sout*erii papers he boasted tthal?born had always hadThat an unwritten law kept the ne.groes out. This caused Bishojr Etaierick of the Episcoal church to* repty

him to such an extent that Hub.

Howell. Mrs. Miller goes with her.France was our then>e for the carni.val. We are celebrating Mary Asch- I

iner's and Gary Davises birth. Ithis week.We decorated the

slender.to sue nil* for

The week before foifowiaf

a a n o n I> e ' !d

r...e recruiting

by Buck and Our Michigan Hertiageby Gillard. i

Mrs. Thomas Bonner has beenelected a delegate to the Republican "uj c a r d g > g . f t g a n d w c l l

scate convention a Detroit in May. w h , c h m a d f t o u r 5 O t h

THANK YOUWe want to thank all of our rel-

i atives and friends for their wonder

KIWAN1S NOTE8The high school, 7th and 8th

suuh a memorable occasion, and u>our children who made it possible.

-j All were deeply appreciated lmusic classes furnished the ' words and shall never ft

lay mains and serve the people with program lost sight. Next Tuesday Lucy and Mariongas, _ the Ktwaaii will vote on sponsor/ing fxe* ttovies tnit

Deartheir

poveers. Some questioned his autk.ority to defy the federal

daysshowcase as a guide for the rooms i vZ"oBj"Ziii ' ! i *»~'"'"'•* *<-*•» 4 U • i r\ • ^ l V t.,, : b o r n a n d would tear dowafor the carnival. Our trip to the Edison museum is Wednesday, May ?.The decorations were beautiful andwe hated to take them dowa. Mra* _ ^ _ _ _MiUcr took pictures of all the decor ) P l a n a ar% being formulate^* a .

m the building. We are giv.. elocution known as the HfcM.T* nn °Uo !tate8< ° H r y .DaV *an Non «'w«t- Charities Inc. to

, s am GamiUee Bjjla are the first p u t ^ a r n e ndment legalising Mn-volanteers W^ t**: :JIrB. Heatons' ff0 o n t h e ^ ^ thb S T f t ka /5 f

most order 43.000 in 1952. Under it a certatoamount of the profits would fo te

1th and 5th as ;;y in the lunch wow:

Kcbccea Morria finished 3rd in ( .ha r ) ty. The Association Wd ittthe d1StncUjpemn* n*Uh at How.., d ^ a t in 1962 to the fact thtfi tkeail Alm<m Da^fnport M HoweU'ww -jrotttwiii, orfanisationj andfirst. . — - :j\&.;v'. J»Ue4 p ftt Vrfrm tt^

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THE PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wedne*kr, April 25, 1066

MAKES THE WHEELS GO'ROUND:

jv

* 'M' f HOLIDAY SEDAN

• . . And the High-Torque Output of Oldsmobiie's

Famous Rooket Engine Is Instantly Translated

Into Outstanding Performance at the Rear Wheels!

LET'S TAUL TORQUE! In plain language,torque i* "twist." It's the force that

make* the wheelt go 'round.So it follows . . . the more torque your

engine ha«, the more go power your car has. . . the more getaway at the light . . . themore action on the open road!

That's why, when it comes to power,there's nothing like Oldsmobile's RocketT-350 Engine — because the Rocket is torqueTNT! Figure* prove it: 350 pound-feet at2800 rpm (340 pound-feet at 2400 rpm in"88" models).

OLDS CHASSIS 18 •NOINHRKDTO HANOLI HIGHER TORQUI1

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Netes «f 25 Yt«N Agof l i t Pinckney 0. E. S. Past Mat.

roll entertained the Grand Chapter•ff lttn at White Lodpe CountryClub Friday night .After this theyIftitftlltd the Pinckney 0. E, S. oificert at the Masonfc temple.

In the »oft bwll league Norm M'.ll•ft ttoarcaU took first place by beating A»dy Campbell's Highlanders 7to f.Bertt VanBlaricums Typhoonsbttt Hub« Ledwidjfes Victors 5 to4, Staa Dinkel's Hinkey Dinks beat

Wreys Vikings 2 to 1. PeteGtryea losing an overtime pitching

to FFred Read. The other winn *fitcaera were Merwin CampbeJj

an4 Gerald Kennedy, losers CalvinHftoktr and Rollie Singer.

St. Mary's rectory caught fire inthe roof Friday but was put outwuh the chemical tank.

Albert Schule* 83, died at hishome here April 25. He leaves hisviie . the former Maria Rabbit ofDfcxter township. He was a memberuf the Ann Arbor Elks. Funeral wasat the home Friday, Rev. Earl Ber-quiat officiating. Burial in PinckwyCemetery.

Marriage licenses have been Issn-ed to Harry Thurston 26, Pinck.ney and Edna Hull, 18, Ann Arborand to Lewis Thurston, 20, Pinckneyand Eleanor Cavanaugh ,20, AnnArbor. ' ~!* *p?J!31B

•'awes Bell has moved from theKearney house tto the Fickie Sellman house.

Mary Sober, 13, of Howell wasfc''!<>d in an auto accident there SUA-<lay. She was a neice of WilliamSiiiJMi of Pinckney.

Tho 4 Bullis Sisteis, furnishedboth vocal and instrumental musicat the 0. E. S. installation. PercySwarthout and • Florence Baughnsau^ a duet and 5 little girls Hel-en Reason, Rosemary Read, AlbertaLmikel, Wlila Meyer and DorothyParker in the colors of the orderput on a drill.

The Keystone Club operated byJames Crmnbaugh at Lakeland burnerl down Friday night.

Roy Nash, county deputy sheriffdied at Howell Tuesday. He leaveshis wife, the former Lucy Lennonnf Pinckney

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Friday, Saturday, AprU 27,, 28Doubi* Fcator*

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Tuts, Wed., Thura. May 1, 2, 3Jack Palance and' Shelley Winters

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OOOOJirt Dorothy Dinkel helped out on

Red Cross Blood Bank at Hoowlllust week. They had 250 donor*signed up.

Medamcd* Eleanor Ledwidge and Mrs. Inez Martin and Mrs. LouissClaire McMacken were in Ann AT. Hamilton of Lansing* called on th«bor last Wednesday. . Irvin Kennedys Thursday.

Bottle Qa&?COOKING, WATF!t HFATF^G AND

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• msCriminal Qfla*: Annstrong, Heegt Glover.CivH Clap*: Stuibtei Wiggins, Glen*.

' FUitacft: Rflddatz, Armstrong, Hendee.SaUf>' e t ^ o n , Mille., Stuible.Public Grounds & Buildings: CatrelJ, Cole, Armstrong.Apporjk>nment-/Hendee» Snyder, Smith.County Rpadsf Glenn, Wiggins, Cole.Printing: Heeg, Seim, Miller.Agriculture: Conine, Spicer, Gentry.Conservation: Clark, Armstrong, Wiggins. >Abstract: Gartrell, Carney, Smith.Veterinary: Wiggins, Seim, Clark. ' .Drain: Smith, Glenn, Raddatz.C ounty Relief: Gentry, Catrell, Glover.

^ FOUR—SUPERVISOR'S PROCEEDINGS—Educational: Cole, Smith, Spicer. ^County Planning: Snyder, Catrell, Miller/'Aviation: Seim, Carney, Gentry. »Detention Home: Glover, Glenn, Conine.Mileage &. Per Diem: Miller, Gentry, Hendee.Social Security: Gartrell, Heeg, Carney.Public Health: Heeg, Gartrcll, Conine, Snyder.County Zoning: Cole, Gordon, Raddatz.Moved by Supvr. Spicer and supported by Supvr. Conine that the several

committees be approved and that said committees be authorized to act as such.Carried.Supvr. Spicer, chairman of the Equalization Committee presented the

report of ifk Equalization committee as follows:

m Acres

Brighton CityBrighton Twp. 21585Cohoctah Twp, 24450Conway Twp 23930Deerfield Twp. 23505Genoa Twp. 21895Green Oak Twp. 21009Hamburg Twp. 21638Handy Twp 21067Hartland Twp. 2*156H©well Twp. .. 20840How ell City ....Iosco Twp.' 22331Marion Twp. . 22600Oceola Twp. .. 23289Putnam Twp. .. 21927

Tyrone Twp 22757U'nadilla Twp. 22023Totals 358302

KQLAI I7ATION REPORT 1956Itlil

EsKite Assesses Pers. Assessed Total Assessea Addeo

1,715.8653,476,6201,039,0001,008,2001,071,5352,433,1502,523,5003,539,8702,234,1001,418,8501,022,8003,852,500980,865

1,155,6751,116,1201,686,6401,353.875949,900

32,579,065

508,975294,200206,650126,750520,355396,000482,600499,050429,100415,200159,150

1,019,50084,650140,650137,350268,200227,530194,820

6,166,730

2,224,8403,770,8201,245,6501,134,9501,591,8902,829,1503,006,1004,038,9202,663,2001,834.0501,181,9504,872,0001,065.5151,296,3251,253,4701,954,8401,631,4051,144,720

38,739.795

tfeducred

* 1,603,619* 1,249,233* 392,064* 337,568* 130,868* 930,082* 1,352,698* 1,374,388* 728,581* 510,400* 625,853* 2,356.032* 45,392* 328,115* 360,723* 751,392* 202,145,* 293,344*13,572,497

PINCKKEY DISPATCH Wednesday, April 25, 1956

Tax at Large and other accounts chargeable to the General Fund.Signed:

Harold ArmstrongCarl W. RaddatzLloyd F. Hendee

Finance Committee.

Real Estate Equalized Pers. as Equalized Tof. as Equal. Per Cental

Brighton City 2,486,499Brighton Twp.Cohoctah Twp.Conway Twp. ...Deerfield Twp.Genoa Twp.Green Oak Twp.Hamburg Twp.Handy Twp.Hartland Twp.Howell Twp.Howell CityIosco Twp.Marion TwpOceola Twp.Putnam Twp.Tyrone TwpUnadilla Twp.Total*

... 4,574,3461,341,6511,219,8971,219,7683,252,8053,617,5894,672,366

. 2,554,0891,892,195

. 1.400.9165,113,203

. 954,2681,359.4851,307,7292.060,0X41,532.5 181,166,906

41,726,314

1,341,960445,707296,063252,621502,990506,427741,209740.942837.692452,255406,887

2,114,829156.639264,955306.464646.148301,032271,158

10,585,978

3,828,4595,020,0531,637,7141,472,5181,722,7583,759,2324,358,7985,413,3083,391,7812,344,4501,807,8037,228,0321,110,9071,624,4401,614,1932,706,2321,833,5501,438,064

52,312,292

7.318469.596313.130642.814863.293227.186138.33226

10.348056.483814.481643.45578

13.817072.123603.105723.085685.173223.505002.7490O

100 c/c.

Moved by Supvr. Raddatz and supported by Supvr. Snyder that the re-port of the Equalization committee be accepted, adopted and placed on file.

Carried.Supvr. Gordon presented the following resolution and moved its adop-

tion which was duly supported by Supvr. Hendee.Resolution

That the Livingston County Board of Supervisors, upon the recommenda-tion of the County Road Commission, hereby requests and authorizes theConsumers Power Company to renumber all buildings, in the area served bythem, in Deerfield, Hartland, and Tyrone Townships, to conform with thehouse numbering system used in other parts of the County and as set up inthe Official County Road Map.

Carried.Upon motion of Supw. Snyder which was duly supported by. Supvr. Con=i

ine, the Board adjourned until 1:30 P.M.AFTKRNOON SESSION

of the Finance Committee be accepted, adopted and placed on file.Carried.Supvr. Conine of the Agricultural Committee submitted the following

resolution:Resolution

Resolved that the report by the Supervisors and Assessors to the CountyTreasurer of taxable dogs for the year 196 and each year thereafter be filedwith the County Treasurer at the April session instead of annually in June;that the comparison of dog lists and report of the Treasurer, of dogs of tax-able age, for which the license fee has not been paid as shown by the returnsin that office, be made immediately to the Sheriff; That the Dog Warden beauthorized to issue dog licenses after the penalty date as extended by theBoard of Supervisors. Further that the Dog Warden receive the amount of$2.50 for each delinquent dog license issued by the Dog Warden; that theDog Warden receive the amount of $2.50 for each delinquent dog licenseissues by the County Treasurer for dogs of taxable age appearing on thereport of the Treasurer to the Sheriff and that this amount be paid to the "DogWarden at the close of each month.

Agricultural Committee:Milton Conine

* Howard SpicerHoward Cjentry

Resolved that the Dog Kennel License Resolution be amended: That per-son buying KenneJ License must maintain a regular kennel inspected by theassessing officer. The Kennel License Fee to be $10.00 for 1 to 6, inclusivedogs if issued before the penalty—date. Additional tags to be issued as re-quired. Over 6 dogs $1.50 for each additional dog in the Kennel if issuedbefore the penalty date; An additional $2.00 penalty on each dog coveredby the Kennel License issued after the penalty date.

Agricultural Committee:Milton ConineHoward Spicer

Howard Gentry

Moved by Supvr. Cole and supported by Supvr. Snyder that the resolu-tion of the Agricultural Committee be accepted, adopted and placed on file.

Carried.

Supvr. Miller of the per diem committee presented the pay roll of theseveral Supervisors, for listing dogs, to the Board which was allowed as pre-sented.

Carried.

Upon motion of Supvr. Gentry, which vou duly supported by Supvr,Glenn the Board adjourned until May 15, 1956 at U) A.M.

GLLNN BERRY, ChairmanJOHN A: HAGMAN, Clerk

BILLS ALLOWED DURING THE APRIL, 1956 SESSIONCheck Number Name & PurposeG2871 Howard B. Spicer, Spec. Comm. ..

W. B. Clark, Spec. CommLee Gordon, Spec. CommRonald Stuible, Spec. Comm.Lyle Glover, Spec. Comm

G2872G2873G2874G2875G2876G2877G2878G2879G288OG2881G2882

G2883G2884G2885U28S6G2887CJ2888G2889G2890G2891G2892G2893G2894

Amount$ 23.60

21.0024.4023.6022.50

Raddatz, Spec. Comm 10.00

Moved by Supvr. Snyder and supported by Supvr. Gentry that this Boardappropriate the sum of $10,000 as a budget for the County Planning for theyear ending December 3 1, 1956.

Supvr. Hendee called tor a yea and nay vote on the motion.YEAS: 19.Supvr. Glenn of the Civil Claims committee presented bills to the Board

which were allowed as recommended, as appear by numbers G2871 throughG2881, inclusive.

Supvr. Armstrong of the Criminal Claims committee presented the fol-lowing bills to the Board, wiiich were allowed as recommended, as appearby numbers G2882 through G2S93, inclusive.

Moved by Supvr. Raddatz and supported by Supvr. Cole that the County ITreasurer be authorized to trans. :r the sum of $4,675.03 from the General»Fund to the Revolving Drain Fund, for the payment of the County's share ofthe portage Lake Level, and the same to be paid to the Washtenaw County

^Revolving Drain Fund.Carried.Supvr. Cole of the Education committee submitted the following budget:

Clerk Hire $ 5,000.00* . Ixtra Clerk Hire 300.00

Attendance 600.00County Superintendent Travel 450.00

~ ^ County Board of Education 600.00Library 70.00Office Supplies : ' 1,400.00

£- Furniture and Equipment 400.00Postage 210.00

G2896G2897G2898G2899G29OO

Ronald Stuible, Spec, Comm.Lillian Smith, Spec. Comm,MacDonald Funeral Home, Soldier's BurialMacDonald Funeral Home, Soldier's BurialL. C. Liverancc, Soldier's BurialLeRoy Wyckoff, Livestock Claim

A. F. Holtforth, Justice FeeRoland M. Allmand, Poultry ClaimA. H. Holtforth, Justice Fee •Walter Shiener, Livestock ClaimMark Nash, Justice FeeGuy Grieve, Livestock ClaimForest Huff, Justice FeeBurrill Driver, Livestock Claim v

Walter B, House, Justice FeeLaVerne Dibble, Coroner FeesLawrence Gehringer, Sheriff, Care of InmatesBall Office Supply, Inc., Supplies—Reg. of DeedsClaire W, Schnackcnberg, Ambulance Service-SheriffWalter Alsbach, Dog Pound RepairMuehlig Funeral Chapel, Soldier's BurialFrank W. Staffen, Soldier's BurialPhillips Funeral Home, Soldier's BurialMilton Conine, Spec. Comm.

G29O1-G2921G292J-G2938

TOTAL $3772.50

5.00

Ifc,

FreightTelephone 175.00Printing & Binding 600.00Program Work 40.00Film 150.00

(2 Ft. Semi.V $19900 plus freight and taxx

Total $10,000.00Signed,

Albert W. Cole,Howard B. Spicer

Lillian C. SmithEducation Committee

Moved by Supvr. Catrell and supported by Supvr. Raddatz that theBudget report of the Livingston County Board of Education be accepted,approved and placed on file.

Supvr. Hendee of the per diem committee presented the pay roll of theseveral Supervisors for attendance at the April sessions of the Board, whichwas allowed as presented.

Supvr. Stuible of the Civil Claim Committee presented bills to theBoard which were allowed as presented as appear by numbers G2894 throughG2900, inclusive.

Moved by Supvr. Clarft and supported by Supvr. Conine that the Coun-ty Treasurer be authorised to re-imburse the sum of $2.00 for a duplicate doglicense issued to Owen Davis.

Carried.. ^ Supvr, Armstrong of the Finance Committee submitted the following

resolutionsResolution _*

Your Finance Committee recommends that the County Tax Allocation *rrt qUpcatc 3.7 mills tor the year 1956 for the General Fund of the,

County dh the State Equalized valuation. ~~~ •__ u_ ,

12 Ft. Semi Reg. Price $22L30,$lighthly

Imperfect plus freight and tax now $180.25

STATE OF MICHIGAN.COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON, S.S.

I, John .hereby certif) for the County aforesaid, da

i foregoing is a true and correct transcript of the dpguul, ,n

(SEAL.)

g in my said Office.IN ' i tSIIMONY WHEREOF:- I have set my handthis 18th. da*' of April A.D. 1956.

JOHN A. HAGMAN,County Clerk.

"O- -o

rHERE ASE THE FACTS

ASDUT THE MILK STRIKE!The iil-ad\• jd rr;lk strike, in which orfc>.:»i/:'t: .dberendeavored to "take over" the dairy farmers ef theDetroit milk *hed, proved one thing: That Ubor unionpractices and the l ; - v s s of independent farmersdon't mix.

It beranu4 evident fVnn the : \ . r t that the instigatorswere not striking the dairir-o for a higher price. Theyh.ul, in fart, ovrecd with dairies they wo. 'd t - t : thei-^vai'ing mai-.v-'t price ior farmers' milk!i •i.sic-jici, t!vy directed their attack against me dairyf. .rrrers' ov, n organization, the Michigan Milkt'rtxiucers Association, which they a . cl to control'. r ciesiroy. In this attempt, forces vriU: x organized' '.or sought to capitalize on thr> econrm. • >-Hght ofiho former nnd exploited a minority group o* ;. .'morsL.O their own ends.

There should be no mi/u^Liv.i-anri-'n^ the fact that.MMPA is a d-.\\vy iann;;'".-/ coopc at , /e, o;>erated byJ:e lbrners, ior th3 farmers, to cooperatively markettheir miiL ;uul proU-vt tlvir economic interests. It wasthe propaganda V''o of the strike lei' lors to misleadthe farmers and the public in this res p. ' L.The obviou,-1/ fai-o claim ot strike leaJ. :s that iieywon a price H ^ T C e was a part of thL .v-aa;'. .idatechnique. A'^'i-.iiy, noiiiiivj good for .>. • 'laityfarmer rcsu'ied from the strike. Rather, only harmvvn- arcon:pii -!u-H. th:' ?< <• !s n-' cr ;o ' n were 30Wn,.•'>id the raal issues ?.\\d farts were wilfully mis-

The -stride s'-.">r,,--d from i'~* .-: ru n of a few'withino r^ar <zud Inbor to control the Detroit milk mark*! andto col!'. :t u i:>n dues from dairy farmers who ship milkto that m^ikot. To accoivipliih this, the strike organizersturned \n;-?r cr/>:t \ri• ,iu?r in their drive to dtstrovhis empire;f.'ve orc-cj;xizcfi:>n.

: o V/ere the £f>ikepi

A.\fj;or Iccidiiroliio e r r direction carne fromlabor. Joiiio>:l v,,ih fi :\o prcfcsvonals were a formeru;v.,n c.gc.nl^r end a small group of dairy farmtrsv -:o hcv!.- c;iT ' - / .en ' ! / dc: h\!;'.?,\ rr.o souryen the A•.'/'.PA rcr.,ir, >r.

t!\e methods andmeans of imposifig'thslr will

'p.

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t VV:ro t!:o Peal Issues?: was ret a strike for a higher price f^r ir'lk norJ it arcomr.'i.'.h any rr.or.omc advantage for farmers.

1:; • >•?:•'• i;/..e v.'cs r^ccgni;!on of the so-called Fairr'/.i'.i'o c,(. ". ;o, or.,:ni':zsd labor's " f ron i " r for thepu'povj cf dues coiieciion and r^eck-off. By this action,th? sii'.Ve electors songlit to g;:,,i control cf the assetsar-.d f^.cficr.s of MM PA.

IV,'-o Won tho Piks Increase*The barrjoir.ing power of MMPA, carrlea* Out in anu'li.TiaKjrr. v.:,.;d at the March 28 delecjctes' meeting,v/as alone respc.i^bie for the price increase gained onApril 1. The Class I pries of $5 wot!d have beenachieved sooner and without ultirnatum if obstructiwrfjttactics of strike leaders and others had rvt b'oj<edprice niTJciiciiorcs carried on by the MA\F/» Detroit$al:s cc.rmittee.

Y/!:::t Are the Economic f o e ?i no increased price of $5 per cwt. appiivi only tothat por.i^n cf tha milk used for bottling and fluidopposes. It is net a> net price to the farmer, who musttj;;y mc<!:eting and shipping costs. Only part of thei .,'.< can be soJd at tl.is price, the re;r must be used forn.^nufactjred products at the prevailing market price.

O i. iside fttflk ai Prckfem/ ^cther factor not io be overlooked is the deluge of.:. !•; which rtsu'fs fa any market wrn ;e a higher thanaverage price prevoils. Competition fern ' ,-^M „ Hieml','/, shed can cause havoc for regula, pr^ :' - , ,», evento the extent of losing their market.

No one realizes morjrj fully the serious problems of thedairy f.a acr than docs t.^e MMPA, whose af'ilire aredirected by these self same farmers. Trm presentfarmer price squeeze ia the nation's NuraU;/ Onepro Mem. It ranndfc be solved by mob action nor bylofi'-.inr; for Iv !p fr.im agitator3 outside the ranks of

."«J. ' i l . i n ^ v C tiicir O'AU axe ta grind.a-r,

Mkhigan Milk Producers AssO4.\irionA Michigan Cooperative of 17,000 Dairy farmmrt

406 Stcphencon Elcfg. Detroit 2, Michigan

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MILL CREEK SPORTING GOODS

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Jlr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cambumattended a dinner at the MichiganUnion, Ann Arbor, la. t Wednesday.wnt!ie he received an awar.l for 20 jyears, service to the University 'f iMichigan. j

Tlie wes an error n an item wepublished ast week It read Bob Moa 'bor. ana vife spent the week end inLowels. It should have read Bob jMeabon and Joe Plummer snent the '

end in Lovells.

and Sharot sentDouglas Lake.

the week ead at

TlM Jack Follicka of Detroit callOB thn Henry Haucka Sunday en

home from Battle CreekMr. Effger of the General Store

ice & houae on

C0N8B&TATI0N NOTBft *The market for beaver peitt it

the lowest in years, only $17 Tt*years ago they were |M. M y10.000 will be taken this ye*x.J 16^07 were Wkem/

f>,000,000 younff(ne& aro a1

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THE PINCKNEY DISPATCH Apr!! 2S,

BdARD OFTV

-«i«iay, April 10, 1956p^rTconveiied in regular session.

Glenn BerryClair MillerW. Burr Clark

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to Statute the Poard oi, Aprfl 10th, 1956, and upoa r

were found to be presentB. Snyder ...Brighton TawwWp

W. Raddatz Cohoctah Tow**5ap

- Stuible Conway Towr ^ pWiggin* ... DeerfieW Wunship MUton Conine-" Spictr Green Oak township Lloyd Hendee

J. Seim Geno*. Township Lee GordonH. Smith Hamburg Township Ralph Glenn

Glover Harndy Township Howard Gentry Howell CitArmstrong Haatland Township Fred G. Catrell Howell Cit.

Moved by Supvr. Snyder and supported by Supvr. Raddatz, that Supvrbe *kcted permanent Chairman for the ensuing year.

Moved by Supvr. Raddatz and supported by Supvr. Miller that th.be closed and the Supvr. Glenn Berry be declared elected Chair

qf the Board for the ensuing year.

Clerk, the foHowin,

Howell Townshiplosco Township

Marion TownshipOceola TownshipPutnam TownshipTyrone Township

Unadilia Township

*;1T Moved by Supvr. Raddatz and supported by Supvr. Snyder that thCounty furnish an office and the necessary clerical help for the Field Superfcior and Probation Officer.

Carried.Chairman Berry appointed the following members on the Equalization

ttmmittoe. Supvrs: Snyder, Catrell & Miller. 'Upon motion of Supvr. Gentry and supported by Supvr. Seim, Board

until 1:30 J».M.Carried.

AFTERNOON SESSION• • The County Road Commission appeared before the Board and presentedJ i t i r financial report as follows:

36th Annual Report of the -Board of County Road Commissioners)n County Michigan to the Board of Supervisors of Livingston

1955.Fred Berry, Chairman.

^ Ross J. Rofcb, Vice-Chairman'\ Delbcrt W. Smith, Member.iJPred F. Rogers, County Engineer.tfohn A. Hagman, County Clerk.

W. Kurkowsky, Secretary.SUMMARY SHEET

HIGHWAY RECEIPTS>r vehicle highway funds

sring services $ 3,175.00 $ 1,825.00 $ 5,000.00road systems 267,114.67 153,628.66 420,743.33

Stion fund 12,559.42 ~ 12,5^9.42-revenue " 83,151.68receipts ' "£. 16,084.52

from accounts re- „.: 9,962.03

receiptsOB hand. January

cash balance1955

$547,500.98

Total other accounts

Total receipts from accounts receiv-able

Total income *A

4,531.28

9,962.03$547,500.98

Balance on hand beginning of year jCash balance for highway op-

erations ^ iCounty Road Commission .

Funds \Imprest cash and payroll ac- s

count

Total cash funds on hand January1, 1955 JJ

Toul ef d\l available fluids ^i

it

60,073.85

100.00

E* i

k„•«•

60,173.85607,674.83

/SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION COUNTY HIGHWAY INCOMETownship Participation by TownshipsTownship General or Contingent FundBrighton $ 8,000.00 k

Cohoctah 4,000.00 *ConwayDeerfield 2,000.00Genoa .. . ^ 5,000.00 {•Green O a t 14,000.00 $Hamburg 12,500.00$HandyHartlandHowdllosco ...

1,500.00 *

3,000.00500.00

i: -.5

Marion .. 20,982.00/Oceola 3,000.00 jPutnam. 1,500.00 K

Tyrone 4,000.00 ~pUnadilira 3,000.00 t

Total Participation$ 8,000.00

4,000.00

2,000.005,000.00

14,000.0012,500.001,500.00

3,000.00500.00

20,982.003,000.001,500x04,000.003,000.00

Total participation for all %J| £ JTownships ..$82,982.00

COUNTY HIGHWAY EXPENDITURESAdministration Account

Expenditures • a.. .Salaries, wages, expenses, etc. % 21,304.07

$82,982.00

k

Office SuppliesOffice building and equipment

expenseMiscellaneousTelephone service -

1,286.55

49.12 ~~434.75824.30

Total Other State Accounts ....Other Accounts

Cities and Villages $ 6,719:55Inter-County 2,040.26Miscellaneous 5,400.28

137.90

Total other accounts

Total Reimbursable Expenditures

Total ExpendituresJBalance on hand at end of year

Cash balance for high operationsCounty Road Comm. FundsImprest cash account

• • $ • - * ,

Total cash funds on hand Dec. 31,1955

Total of cash disbursements and un-expended balances

$ 14,160.09

$ 17,561.68'

$518,904.87

$ 88,669.96100.00

$88,769.96

$607,674.83

$ 88,669.96100.00

11,234.26 $100,004.22

BALANCE SHEETFor the Calendar Year Ending December 31, 1955

ASSETSCurrent Assets—

County Treasurer's Account— CashImprest Cash AccountsAccounts Receivable

State of Michigan -....$ 677.53Reimbursable Expenditures .... 19,556.73

" Other :Inventories:

Materials and Parts in StockFixed Assets:

LandBuildinlgs 49,706.96

Less Reserve for Depreciation 18, 50.70Equipment — Road 343,110.67

Less Reserve for DepreciationEquipment — Shop ...

Less Reserve for Dc^.-.IatioiiEquipment — Office

Less Reserve for Depreciation

75,265.51

2,390.00

31,256.26

21 *>11

,518.67,489.49,098.39,272.50584.50

130,

1,

092

391

688

.00

.10

.00 165,817.36

$341,088.09

Total of state funds $282,849.09 $155,453.66

V.<ft all available funds

HIGHWAY EXPENDITURESation - engineering - ac-

$ 14,286.29ion. - roads and structures 131,662.25

- roads and structures 149,121.98

$ 8,216.64102,341.84139,280.39

& local roau expen-

and buildings (capital expen-ditures)OfediU - maienals accountcredits - equipment accountnimble expenditures

$295,070.52 $249,838.87J?$544>909.39

706.96-7,119.70

-137,153.4617,561.68

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J

expendituresC%$k on hand December 31, 1955

Total cash balance

Total of expenditures and unexpend-balances

$518,904.87

88,769.96

$607,674.83

COUNTY HIGHWAY RECEIPTS.State Motor vehicle highway fund ^

1. County engineering service ,ftfaatty load fund $ 3,175.00 s / .Local road fund 1,825.00 g A

Total engineering 0% 5t00OQf j

4 (<

Total ExpendituresCredits to administration accounts ^

Charges to State Highway $DepU Accounts \ 261A7

Charges to other reimbursableaccounts 1,128.39

Total credits to administrationNet administration expenditures ....*Administration proration |

Primary system j 14,286.29Local system \ 8,216.64

• Countyt j Primary, ; Road

\ System

Construction expenditure (all costs \

$23,898.79

1,395.86$ 22,502.93

Current Liabilities:Accounts PayableNotes Payable ...

County Road Equity

LIABILITIES AND EQUITY

$ 18,304.95

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY

$ 18,304.95322,783.14

$341,088.09

LOCAL ROAD BUDGET EXPENDITURES FOR1955 AND BUDGET FOR 1956

Miles 1956

Brighton 39.21

CountyLocalRoadSystem

except administration)Cost of acquiring right-of-way $ 500.00 'Construction of roads (includ-

ing engineering) 108,928.67 $ 98,906.93Construction of structures (includ-

ing engineering) 20,250.85Vacation and sick leave 929.32 I 1,609.96Retirement fund payments \ 360.95 -t' 625.33Insurance ' > 553.17 } 958.32Small tools 139.29 241.30

$116,210.86

14,484.69

County primary road fundAmount of allocation $276,404.19 ;75% bf Reduction for loan

snt .*,.: 9,289.52

Net receipts for primary roads3. County local roacf fund

Amount of allocation $i56,725.142$% of deduction for loan

payment 3.096.4&iway construction fund

net fUto raised revenue

- 4L A

153,628.6112,559.42

Total constructiory«xpenditures ... .$131,662.25 $102,341.84 $234,004.09Maintenance expenditure (all costs *

except administration) ; \ gj] \General highway maintenance \

— roads , $119,497.35 ,Snow-removal, ice c o n t r o l ,

snow fence 16,459.54Traffic control (signs,-signals,

etc ,,., 4,863.69Vacation and sick leave 3,890.90 rRetirement fund payments ... 1,511.28 ifInsurance 583.18

Total maintenance expenditures ... $149,121.98 J $139,280.39 $288,402.37Land and Buildings (capital expen

CohoctahConwayDeerfieldGenoaGreen OakHamburgHandyHartlandHowellloscoMarionOceolaPutnam

54.0348.6449.1749.0949.6049.8249.7955.2644.3638.6652.3051.8741.36

Tyrone 51.06Unadilla

Totals

41,06

Bal . 1-7-55

-1832.18409.00

1630.601249.00

-4891.101746.33

-4268.245077.93

-1817.392156.16

-2537.656553.52

-1400.01623.29

-7337.413720.08

Fund 1955Motor Vehicle

8202.3211043.399941.719890.6110033.699767.9710248.3010092.9610996.388938.367820.10

10583.5010601.908453.72

10436.348392.41

765.28 - 917.89 155453.66Estimated Motor

Bal. 1-1-56 Vehicle Fund 1956

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1,512.263,314.961,287.57

496.85

$438,302.75

raised revenues?^Property taxes

Delinquent county road tax

Total property taxparticipation

contingent

169.68

or general

169.68

i

iaII

Final payment on heating plantditures)

706.96

) participationlatied revenues

' 82,982.00

f i f e d highway revenue"* receipts

83,151.68

,454.

rental 14.63 w A

>me 7Is 13,434.21

lent 785.511,850.17

4L

i

14.63

a16,069.891

Total capital expenditures forland & buildings ,

Materials AccountsExpendituresMaterials and parts purchased. $113,116.47Total expenditures

Credits to materials accounts ^Charges to county construction and $*,

maintenance projects 78,915.29 *Charges to State Highway Dept. ^

Accounts 541.48 faCharges to other reimbursable wj

Accounts 3,598.32 | :Charges to equipment accounts 37,181.08

706.96

$113,116.47

j Total 55 Exp.

Brighton 16110.98 - 1740.84'Cohoctah ....; 16438.66 - 986.27Conway 7097.66 4474.65

!Deerfield 17497.20 - 4357.41Genoa 11977.55 - 1834.96Green Oak 24557.58 - 956.72Hamburg 23402.39 - 4922.33Handy 24659.42 - 7988.53Hartland 9413.89 - 234.90Howell 17532.23 3427.71losco 5607.16 - 175.29Marion 23211.44 14907.58Oceola 20259.30 - 8057.41Putnam 8403.92 2173.09Tyrone 9664.58 - 2565.65Unadilia 14004,91 1107.58

8234.1011346.3010214.4010325.701030890J04io.001040.20

1955Twp. Confrib.

8000.004000.00

2000.005000.0014000.0012500.001500.00

3000.00500.00

20982.003000.001500.004000.003000.00

82982.00

Budget 1956

6493.2610360.0314689.055968.29847.V 941 J37Z.72

Budget 1955

14370.1415452.3911572.3113139.7910142.5925514.3018480.0616670.899178.9914104.525782.4538119.0212201.8910577.017098.9315112.49

.37> i i 6 > .

237517.77Total Twp.

Contrib to Date

42750.0021000.0014000.0015000.003^000.0064/04.305 7250.00iu^OO.006400.00

1*000.00' R l l R . 6 u

600J.60

8622.60 9730.18

• 46962.GO- 15VJJ.OOtw.ll.Go

26.iJ.0C16000.00

i

iTotal credits to material accountsNet. credits of materials &Equipment account

New equipment purchased .Equipment expense

Equipment operation (Gas, oil,) 28,043.96 |Direct maintenance (labor, parts, ^and tires) > 63,225.25 iIndirect maint. & Storage 22,170.60

Total equipment expense .

$120,236.17i

29^831.83\

$ -7,119.70

* 4

.$,

$113,439.81

$143,271,64

t>.

nCredits to equipment accountsCharges to:

' County construction & maintenance projects .$177,210*62\> Pit operations (gravel costs) »...' —\\ State Highway Department Accounts * 996.11

\" Other reimbursable accounts * 2,218.37

i t'

Total* credits to equipment account -*. $180,425.10Net »;redit of equipment '.;+:•.-.

Highway expenditures

\i\

249838.87 -12321.10 160708.80 148387.70 412725.36The 1955 Motor Vehicle Fund amounted to $204.39 per mile.The estimated Motor Vehicle Fund for 1956 is $210.00 per mile.The Budget for 1956 will be increased, in each township, by the amount

'that township contributes in 1956.I Moved by Supvr. Conine and supported by Supvr. Heeg that the reportof the County Road Commission be accepted, adopted and placed on file.

Carried.Moved by Supvr. Raddate and supported by Supvr. r i e n n that the Coun-

ty Treasurer be authorized to pay the Huron-Clinton \ i . . politan Authoritytax levy for the year 1956.! Carried.

Upon motion of Supvr. Seim, supported by Armstrong, the Board ad-jou.ned until Tuesday, April 17th, at 10:00 A.M.

GLENN BERRY, Chairman.JOHN A. HAGMAN, County Clerk

STATE OF MICHIGAN.COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON S. S.

I, John A. Hagman, County Clerk in and for the County aforesaid, dohereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct transcript of theoriginal proceedings of the Livingston County Board of Supervisors at theirregular meeting held on the 10th. day of April A. D. 1956 and of the wholethereof now remaining in my said Office.

IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF;—I have hereunto set myhand and Seal this 12th. day of April A.D. 1956.

(SEAL.)JOHN A. HAGMAN,

County Clerk.

e a i g y pReil»biirsabte Expenditures (all costs includins administration)

Stlte TrinkTioe Maint Contact . $ 3,213.69

Tuesday, April 17, 1956Pursuant to adjournment, the Board of Supervisors convened in regular

session, and upon roll call, by the Clerk, the following members were foundto be present:Ervin B. Snyder Brighton Twp. Glenn Berry Howell Twp,Carl W. Raddatz ... Cohoctah Twp. Clair Miller losco Twp.Ronald Stuible Conway Twp. W. Burr Clark Marion Two.Ralph Wiggins Deerfield Twp. MUton Conine Oceola Twp;

h Andrew J. Seim Genoa Twp. Lloyd Hendee Putnam Two.$ -37,153.46(Howard B. Spicer Gren Oak Twp. Lee Gordon Tyrone Twp.

$5Oi.343.1*J Lillian C. SmiOj Hamburg Twp. Ralph Glenn UnadiUa Twp.S Lyle Glover Handy Twp. Albert W. Cole Brighton City< Harold Armstrong ....Hartland Twp. Howard Gentry ...-._ Howell City- Herman H. Heef Howell City Fred G. Catrell Howell City

Berry Submitted the following committees for'the ensuing

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THE PJKCKNEY DISPATCH Hedoeaday, April 25, 1956

Fred Read and wife viaitedthe Dr. Steve Brown* and theMrGuires in Detroit last week.

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Mrs. Howard Read and cQldren- attended the Micsigras parade int Ann Abi-or Saturday.

Mrs. Clara Kennedy and childrenof Ann Arbor were Sunday guestsot Mrs. Eouua YoUxuer.

back to Ana Arbor Sunday and tookI in the new Stockhold hall at the Un-

iversity of Michigan.

Mrs. Edith Can- visited the LeoBettea family at Walled Lake lastweek. They brought her home Sun.day.

The Jack Sharps of Lansiog, Mrs.Mae M.etz of Howell, Harry Laveyand wife and Mr. Hollands of Detro-it bpent Sunday at the Lee Laveyhome. ,,

Mrs. Winifred Graves of Jecksonand Mrs.Lulu Lamb of East Lansingcalled on the Ona Campbells Sunday.

Mepdames Eloyse Campbell andVirginia VanNorpnan attended the

\ Lakeland Kings Daughters meeting-last Thursday.

The Dick Young family have nwved to Flint where he will work in adrug store

Wayne Carr spent the week end' in Fort Huron with his family! The Gerry Eichmans visited hismother Mrs. Anna Eichman at Oak-wood hospital, Detroit Sunday

The Frank Whites of Howell call-ed CiA the Ben Whites Friday.

Fiitz Wylie returned home fromVeteran.s Hospital, Ann Arbor lastWednesday.

*!ohn Boyer and wife called onher brother, Arlo Jaguish in ByronSunday.

Jack Cadwell,son Jack jr. and JimWhite are living in the Hollenbachhouse at Barber Lake

The Sam Gentiles went smelt nishitig over the week end and broughtback 2 tubs full.ICorbert Lavey and wife of Detroit

spent Sunday with Mrs Laura Gradwell.

Mrs. Madeline Shehan and son,Billy, of Ann Arbor called on theWilliam Shehans Sunday.

Ihc Lloyd Hendees visited the Ed

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Evrything in Sherwin William* Paint*

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Coal and Fuel Oil

Nuuiiers in Holt Sunday.Mrs. Alberta Close phoned her

parents, the Albert Dinkels that sheI and her husband will be in Florida

until May 1.The East Marion Farm Bureau

mot at the Albert Dinkel home Fri-day with 22 present

The Homer Abneys cp.lled on herfather, Mai*k Coon, at FurmigntonFriday who has been ill.

A large crowd attended the car.,nival at the elementary school Saturdoy. There were plays, drills t*udexhibits by different rooms, ridesand punches were served.About $300was fcaken in which will be used forplayground equipment,m^ved from the Breda house to

The Harold Cavan family haveChelsea.

Mr. and Mrs. W Ketcham enter.tained last week her brother W. E.Bvown^ from Toronto, Canada. ,

12 Pinckney ladies were quests ofof the Marion-Ioscc Kinds' Daugh..ters* last Wednesdayl at a luncheonand silent auction

Charles Smith and wife of Bridgehampton, N Y. ore spending a weekat Salty Sands, D«lray Beach, FloricJa. He is the »on of the OrvilleSmithg of Pinckey.

Sunday guest of the Milton Car-ver family w u Mary Ann Wilsonof Lansing.

Oiin Robinsn attended th§ Mason-ic Past Master Night at Manch«»t«rMonday.

MraXester McAfe* and daughtersBarbara and Ltsk, att«nd«d th«wedding of her nephew, Rollin Hud.

Wagoners Grocery8066 PINCKNEY ROAD

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Beer and Wine To Take Out

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CHUCK ROASTS, Lb. -FRESH YOUNG BEEF LIVER, Lb

LEAN MEATY PORK HOCKS,END CUT PORK CHOPS, l b .SKINLESS FRANKS, I t

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I Mesdamet Iola HaB »nd Janet | 8 o n to Charlotte Burns at St. Eug.Shehan attended " . . . . . .home extension

Pmeetmgt"last Tuesday »t th,e home| of Mn Polly Hache of Silver Lake" ud Thursday at the Conway town

hajl near Fowlerville.Mrs Anna Meyer and the Mark

Farell family apeat Sunday a theW H. Meyr home. This week they return to Pmswtaia, California.

The Kcnnetk Zfflt of Ann Arbor'spent Sunday at t l* Mark Naahhome.

Me d&mes Janet fhefcan and Mary

t's Chuch in Detoit Saturday.pu«Ms. Lester McAfee and daughters

Phont HA 6-8119 Dexterr L O № S ~ WELDING SHOPa PorteWe WeWng Outfit Atoa Atetfiae

LOUIE BROWNus in

attended a ainner at the Canopy, Brighton last week, honoringMrs. John Bailey's birthday.

The Martin Bitten are entertaining. Bonnie Strong, the S year olddaughter of the John Strong's ofWhitraore Lake for a couple ofweeks.

Mr. and Mra,Oltn Robinson attended the spring party of Golden Rule

Ann Arbor Thursdaydeeooptee v o

C J Clinton and wife spent Son

ca'led on Mr. McAfee at Veteran'shospital, Ann Arbor last week.

Mesdames Florence Boughn. andBeulah Miller were in Howell la&tFriday.

Lee Lavey and wife called on theGeorge Lavey*s in Jackson Thura..da> nigh.

The Darl Baughns entertainc<ltheir children and gandchildren Sunday in honor of their 38th weddingaaniversary

The- Harold PorUrs spent theweek end in Benton Harbor.

The Georg« VanNomans, Rober..to Amburgy, Sadie Moran HazelPouison and Midge Miller attendadthe O E. S.Friendship Night &t FnwlerviUe Friday.

David Aberdeen was home fromChicago over the week end and with

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Walter Clark and ivife CT*HWI on Jaclc Hannet's Velvet Eesthe Dr. Cecil Hendees in Lan«inff. bowled at Howell Sunday.

The Gerald Clark family «f W w The Vtoee LaRoaas aadLake were Sunday cajlers-ei Mrs. Rosa LaRosa-Wors tn

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Sherman Robmaon sad ton, Ev..•reU, of Oncoto, Neb., were guestsOf the John White family last week.

The sound of the lawn mower isftfftin heard in the village.

Editor John Thompson tried to•t*rt an Old Boys and Girls Cele.-fccfttton ,Dexter,but only a handfulturned out to the meeting. It takes$ er t years to get one of these aj-ifcirt started.

Married at St. Mary's church Aprti £9, Mary (Mae) K. Reason toJoiiu Rane of Whitmore Lake,Re.v.Conmerford officiated. Her sis-ter Florence, was brides maid andbrother, Eugene, best man. The re,ceptioo was at the brides borne.

James Brogsn has been promot.td to assistant supt. of the M. U. R.Electric Railroad of the Jacksondivision. „

Despite rumors to th« effect aSaan article-in the Howell paper the

hold here will not close. John Tuomey, the owner hag rented it to

Charles Lancaster of Jackson. Hehas a wife and 2 sons and is sales,.man fo the Fletch/er Hadware Co.

The Pinckney Junior base ballteam went to Howell If jit week andlost 15 to 16. t

Patrick O'Connor,104, of Deer.fit-id voted at the last towna meet.

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The D. U. R. has purchased theBoJand Electric Road and are tak.ing up the rails and ,ties from Chel3ea to Dexter. They are using the \road from Jackson to Chelsea.

The thai of Frank Glazier of

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Typewriters fRIBBONS AMD CARBOK PAPHR )

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F. L. Andrews s a t wif e hare parchased the MeCnUougn cottage * lthe Bluffs, Portage Lake

Patrick Kelly passed away at Ms1'ome south of town Wednesday.

Rev. Littlejoha has received abranch of olive aad some ferns usedin the parade at Rome on Palh Sun<d ay.

Chance Club met with Maible Sigler Monday nigfct. They presentedMae Reason, a charter member witha cut glass sot

George Collin* spent Sunday withhis children at the Henry Plummerfarm.

Sadie Harris spent the week endwith Mrs. Ray Backus in Lansing.

9 people were killed and 35 iajurtd in a wreck on the D.UR. ElectricRoarf near Ypsiianti last week.

The Howell City Band will havesew uniforms.

Charles Jewett of Howell has theplumbing contract for the Mich,state Sanitarium.J .1—1 HI

Charles Whalen is enlarging hisice cream parlor and restaurant.

R. M. Tubbs who operated sawmills for years and had one in W. C.Miller's woods a year ago, suffereda heart attack at a Howell Masonicmeeting last week and died soonafter.

Leroy Martin who. worked forMatthew Martin ia the White StarStation here who decamped a mon-th ago with money, tires etc w*3picked up Friday by state policeand is in Howell jail.

The Chelseea school has a red hotelection coming up. It is charged 2school board members were doingbusiness with the school. HowardHolmes owner of a lumber and coalcompany and John Kalmback, an insurance broker. Both have since re.signed. 454 votes were cast lastyear at the Chelsea school election.

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T B H , Fri, Sat.9.-00 to 8:00 P. M.

LEE LAVEYGeneva! InsuranceU P

CUV GORDONLTLB W. MJNSELL

RBGWTEBKD LANDSURYBY6B

Offico 211% E*st Graad liverPhons l i l l -W Howell, Mkbiga

Lrle W. MuweU, Aamdala

DR. G. R. McCLOSKEYDENTIST

Telephone Office 936Residence 814

Evenings by AppoinuneatHowell Michigan

BERT WYUE,Auctioneer

FARM SALES A SPEdALJCTPhone Fowlerrifle #JA S-9Zol

Arnold Berqsist233 Uaodflla Si Pi&ckoe?, Mk*Watch Bepafatog.Gokl fiaatpbWatches, Wadh Bandfjaweia

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Ritter T.V.Saies-ServiceRADIO A TELEVISION SIRYICB

Prompt And CourteoMTbene UP 8 - i ^ i 12S Webster 8t

Finekney,

FUNERAL HOME

DirectorModem EquipmentAi Si

PHONE u p

Frei C Rftktiwff, Sr.120 W«sl Grand Kiver

Howell, Micbiga&Phone 358 ^csidepec 6U

LLOYD HENDEElivestock ^ g

Weekly Trips Made to DetrotGeneral TruckingU P S4M1

Roger J. Carr AgencyCCOMPLBTB INSURAMCA

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Edith R. Carr1 4 2 MILL ST.

Haekmej, Mich. Phone UP S-S19I

fleal Estate^armi domes. Lake FroperO

B.sinesi OpportunitiesList Your Property With Hf

Gerald Beaton— 209 North Pea*

U P B41M

"DRTrFCAMPAlTOPTOMETRIST

Eye ExaminaMoMWednesday and 8atnriay

by Appointment•136 Chiton Ro*d, Mrai. N. of I l -H

Vhomm Brighton AC

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The Fred Reads (were Sundayquests of the James Whitleys,

The Ray Burns family grave a rfinner Sundayi honorng the birthdaysoi Bernardine Fry and JimmieBurns. All the children were therehut Mrs Conkln of Granid Rapids.

The County M. E. A. holds a dinner at tne Cong-'l. church tonight At

WANTED-Home work andand house cleaning.

\ Mrs. Norman Steels. Ph. 1ST 8 S2»0

A P Y S t . m WANTED-Responsible person Ui%

take over low monthtly paymeoUon spinet piano. Can be seen in thsvicinity. Write Credit ManagerBox 81, Greenville, Michigan.

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STATE OF MICHIGANThe Probate Court for tae Cwaty

LivingstonIf * o Manor et the

Electric stove and se-vanity dresaer.washling

j n-nrhine. ironer, drum table, lamps j. rhAir, £fB*d oak bedroom suite, 2 i; comb, itorm doors and shallow wsll !"puinp. Raymond Baumgaj»tner «

9SV0 Blue Water Dr. Bass LakeShan Gri La,

WANTED Odd jobi of any kind,rak

UP 8

:To Rent PattOTtt 20 head of young stock.Green Bros. Phone UP 9783

W m m f t r dog. eotor U \

;POK SALE_x951 Studebaker pick[up. Call Bill Beck UP8 .3107

WANTED TO RENT_An Apart.

a sJFssioa ofApril 9, 1956.

Oowt held «

by June 1 first next.Com. School UP 8 3161

Present,Honorable Hiram R.Smithd f F

, o r a b lJudge of Frotcte.

NOTICg f

NOTICE H1BBBY GIVBNf

. T I C E | l H1BBBY GIVBNThat all creditor* of said deceased

P h o n e -8823 Pinckney.Dextex Rd.

WANTED-Wool, market pricesLucius Doyle Phone UP 8.3131

*tt repaired to present their claim*' _ - _ ^ - _ _ _ _ _ ^ ^ _writing and under oath to saW* - 0 R S ^ E - 2 0 0 f t « ot 'rontags oag d under

court, and to tervt aupon BEULAH* fidutiary of saidthat such olaims will bo

copy thereofE. MILLER

oad taat the heirs atTiaw of said do« d b d

Pincknfe^'s

VEGETABLESMEATS j ( .GROCERIES

MARKET PRICES

Q U A L I T Y

COURTEOUS SERVICE!

bo dotoremlnsd by nii oovtat the Probate Office on aJune J.91 56 at ten- A. M.

It is Ordered, that ftotfee thereofbo ffiren by publieatio© of a copyhereof for three weeks eeasectfrefrprevious to said day of hearing, lathe Piacknejr Dispatch, sad that thepetitioner cause a copy of this notice-to bo served upon oaas known partyfa latorsst at his last *s*wn sddressby reVistted mail, rotara receiptdemanded, at least fourteen (14)frier to s«eh aoariat or by psrionalsorrioo at laast five (I) s s / s prior to

East M_36. also city lot* on northwide of Unadills St., PinckaejrFor information call Oscar

FOR SALK-Sendmodern h roomhouut cmd lot, oil furnace.

Marion Burnett 28« Howell St.

HELP WANTED-We wHayou in business with our care trustworthy and enorgetfie,write u.«. NO investment or exper-ience needed to start. Part time or.full time.

WINONA MONUMENT COWin.non,a Minn .

FOR SALE Beagle aog, female,7 months old, partry trained forhunting*, loves children.Mri. K-^1" 1P?HU },an<Wey,Jj Lakf1 pnone UP *

Cord.

FOR RENT-B§d room with twinIMHIS. cooking priviliges, e*uple,s&a*

c woman, Susanna Heod21192 Doyle Read after 16 ». m. orS«tmrdays ap t* I p. m. „

Sram ft foffe, JodgsAtrmsspyCciostia Pars^.li,Register of Probate

ABTS AUlu P.oidlag StOTttMAutomo*iT« Glass

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4 xniks ws«t «i HowtJl atasoQ rwoa* rnon©

PHONT l i t ! HOWBUL •

FARMA solid ouiiuuM* ^roinrn on iatcstmsnt. Good retailparts trade. IHC, Now Idea aadG«hl Implements.

SURBURBAN REALTYJ3 2 Lafayette, South Lyon, Mica,

Phone Geneva 8-2041 ,FOR RENl^Upstairs unapartmont . Phone UP

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Wells &: 1 PompsAll Makes of Pun": Serviced

9S3S Dexte*-Pintr> yPhone HA 69O4

ORDER YOUR .

Chick FeedFOR YOUR EARLY BODS NOW

Seed' CERTIFIED OATS AND BEANS" FOR SPR0IG PLANTING'

FARMER'S FEED SUPPLY COMPANYMCKHANNETT

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