A law to save y >located by Secretary ef State Janes
k l U n ' r«i«LHaie w$«nven* oa July t Designed to removebad drivers from Michigan Mgfewjfca, it wiU 4esy license* renewal*to poor saving, risks.During the &si12 mcatha 26^000 license*. w t den
by th* secrotaur of state.Sftt h i i rW
vexft by h*$ wez* baaed *a> Sftt chiving
cwrdfc
jjodge SabaOn feat month t& cdi.courtt ruled the secretary oi statedoes not have the power to doty ftdriver a license. That he must hold
l b tially tmdriver a licea hcaring.lt would be practicallypossible to hold 15,000 heariThere are 3.000,000 good drivers inMichigan, Tbis law is needed to pro-tect them. A driver denied a Ucftn&estill has the right to appeal befotea local bo.jd.
Do you need help in bringing aaindustry tPj^our town. The Jftifib*Dept. of Economic Industries wi\l
h 8 menDept. 8 menDept. of Ehelp you do so. They haveWorfctng fulV time. 50 Michigan communities have already' formed localindustrial development corporations.
623 men and women are runningfor the legislature in the primaries.Only &8 canwin to compete for fy%114 seata. In the senate 18 W u b
D t f e alicaits and If ^f^^^tE^position. In. the house 48 ™№»can. » d 4 Democrats are unopposed. 4 present senators and tf,housemembers at* not up for reelection.
REV. JOHNM. McLUCAS
Word reached here Tuesday,ing of the sodden death of
* DOPBLB WEDDING
i The double wadding,. doublemarriage . ceremony ofStone, daughter rf ta* LyJe _of Pinck&ey to G e t t e F ° ^ i № ta, Canada. He left Briga
a week ago with his wife,304 Chuclrie,rfo* a *acatioawest where he expectedYellowstone National Par*er places.
and l$M %-M*The Joe Griffiths spent the 4th in We do
Mt. Pleasant with the Dan Griffiths, nudist camp fe« S ' devotions, Friday evening T n e y are in West Virginia this wee*:. i«s*es of the day. i
Mrs. Eleanor Ledwidge entertain- ion that the Rev^
the Otto Fosters i £ SMell «pdothy Head, daughter oiHotai of Pinckney, Mien, toStone , son of the Lyl« Stones elPinckney, took place July 4th atI'M p.m. at the Church of God onthe Bowatt Rood, Rev. Hancock ofiieating :
Barbara wore a white lace overwhit* taffeta gown with lace sleevesand veil of illusion and' carriedwhite roses.' The groom wore his,T. S. Navy Uniform.
Nancy Spittler was her brides,maid. Her dress was pink figurenylon and sheer nylon coat and shecarried yellow camations.His brother!^ %~ - was iiis besv xoftn. Norou'Foster was junior Bridesmaid. Shewore blue figured nylon with sheercoat.
Dorothy Head wore a white taff.dress with a lace overskirt andlace' gauntletts and white meshveil headress trimmed with seedpearls and carried white carnations.The groom wore a dark blue sergesuit and white suit.
Dorothy's bridesmaid, AgathaHoary wore pink figured nylon withsheer coat and carried pink carna.'lions . James Knight was his best
LlBRAfiY NBW8
j ipotnam ^appo tited Mrs Cacia Cham«*
f th B r d «
Flower girls were Linda Stone,' lister of Barbara and Wayne and\ Wayne and Darlene Foster, sister of
Gordon.Mr. Stone gave Barbara away and
Cectf Vincent, a cousm gave Dor..lain a member of the Beard ef, othy away.Tfrastees of the Plnckney Commun! Richard Debrick sang "Oh PromIty Library for a 3 yea* term. ise Me" and Rev. Hancock "The
Within 2 weeks there will be a Lord's Prayer." Robert Foster, ROD.meeting to elect officers for the en ert McDuff and Richard. White were
lib.waa at the
sc%$ol Where the
suing year. All friends of the
Ck*
ed the Roscoe Yarborough, J*'ci*t Smiifi,
UomiMg Woahsf,qchral . .
PeoplesFellowship Berviaa
11:00I'M
1:00
Ledwidge, Desmond Ledwige famil- who has come hereies and Mrs. Raymona Morris and against them againdaughters Sunday. Angela McMack better have stayed hen spent last week with her, .revivals. Still be
and will probabyMr. and Mrs. M. E. D a m * and nU(J iat f r o n t ^ ^
Mra. Constance Loomis, son, Dick c l o g e g t h e m u p ^and dfughter, Cathy called on the p e a k e d through the.Bert^enhams in Brighton Sunday. Mcnroe nuidist
The Ed Kito family of Dayton, satisfied got aOhio and Mrs. Fred Camburn oi
GbircfiDetroit visited the Lawrence Ca.burns last weak.
. Ren J. W. Winger, fisterffeMky School 940 a. m.* Merning <W«aU» . . . . . * • * • *» •»
Sfcara. afrnt prayer meetinga* tfco etucca at
WeoVcteir jcaotfe* . . .
M4t WesVbopreej, Mala andSneaUla 8tr eett
Ra Tr MtiTVueiseiger, PsatotSunday School t :4le .«>Morrfng WersMt , 1040 AMYouth iGfwt&p -.-. TWO p. m.Evening Swvtw . . . . . ; . trfO P» « •
TOura. $aper Mtsttag «*•*, p. a*ili. Gfcofeifeactjee'Wed. , 4 6 0 p. m.
Wad.
and took pfctorts?aged to take someCreek camp but hadawuy from him and ' "destroyed. Bagot a bill introduced l a the Mfchi.
gen tent at Highland Park HosnitM U s u t u r e banning lUldist cam»a) but his general condition ia better but it died in committed He l S »
The Asher Wylies attended the f*fP- R y a n °* Detroit W agreed to
Olin Robinson sr.is still In an ox
tm » m* wedding of Robert Ryan and Golda " l t l o d u c e another simftaf bill at tfae-! Fraaer at St. Joseph's Chuxch,Hov n e x t se*s lon- Several Battle Creek| ell Saturday and the reception at nuJdlat» *»ve been arrested for to.
decent exposure. This has happenedbefore and the fines aresmall.
CARD OP TttANKSI am now home from the hospital j
and wish to thank all my friends and !pchoot mates who visite<l me andsent me gifts, cards and flowers. Ihopt1 they will" Keep on visiting me.
Dick Wylie
the Marion town house..• Jesse Henry and wife and Geraldwere Sunday dinner guests of the .Al Nesbitts at their new home on '"M-yc E near the overhead "bridge. ! The Republicans in congressTte Robert Pikes visited the "Murl \vhobp it up for "Pres.
Byingtons in Vernon Thursday. er and then proceed to voteJuly 4th the John Boyers attend, bin policies. Voting almost solidly
ed a picnic at the Guenther cottage they cut $4,517,00O,QOQ ft£m his fetat Base Lake. Thursday they cail^i eitf aid program. On .on the John Wrathclls in Ann Arbor, by the aid of the Dem
A party was given Thursday nite 000 was restored. Then
newly.
Hi(?),land last we# and hurt his
CON8BRVATION DEPT-
President R. A. O'Riellyd
resof
manyl Ann Arbor,. Mrs. Pauline Amo ofi Howell and Norma at home, besid
iwcre seryed punch .and wedding ) daughters, Mrs. Era Rehideaucake. Both couples receivednice gifts.
ft* the The newly-weds went north onFresioeni *.. *. « . - . , t h t j r w e d ^ g t r f ftnd t h e i r ^ ^
Audohon Society condemns heavy ^ J * . f r i e n d a w i s h f o r
Albert Schmitt officialing. •r.
spraying of trees wkh DDT to WUthe spruce bud worm. He says ivnot only kills the birds but also th*
and worms they feed on. inBrunswick he said «oroe iorestsbeen entirely denufjed of pi *sw nsh lure that winds up
» , w # hft> bee* developed at themour Institute, Chicago. Also a Mercury worm.. - . U1K,
Houghton Lake is the Urgest m ^ ^ ^ ^ c o s t u m e w a 8 o f w n ^ e
the sUU gO,44 acres, wUowed Dy Uxc0 n e t > flow l e n g t h > fin^rtip T e« t
To rch, Mullett, Goebic, Cbarlevioiu, ^ e d i n l a c e B e m i . t i a r a headpieceBurt,Manifltique and Black. Torch,is the deepest 285 f t
116 members of Zal Gas Grotto,Ann Arbor have formed a MichiganUnited Conservation Club. wore a satin and net light blue floor
The rains of last week cut down ^ ^ ^ ^ h e f t d p i e c e g f
the fi»es.5 fires burned oVer 9 acres . y^^ong md bouquet of semi-The dept. received another smp_ | , c m c e n t carnation8.
mart of Montana grayling sggs,iw« M i c b a e l H e a t h ^ f t K ^ was000. llie first shipment spoiled m | beafc roan
transit. . . . . I The reception was at 2:00 p.m. at
es Chuckle. There are 3 grandchild.,dren.
The funeral wiU be Saturday at2 p. m. at the Brighton Methodist.Church. Rev. Charles Bragg ef theDundee Methodist Church willwill preach the sermon. Other minIsters wiU taKe j>art. Burial will tein Fairview Cemetery, Brighton.
Steven James Sou'ris of Houghton Livingston Lodge No, 76 will give
bora, relatives and friends wish forthem a happy long life together.
x - * <
WILSON-SORIS WEDDINGMiss June D. Wilson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Wilson qtj
Pinckney was married Saturdaychurch here
The Gilbert Skinners of ChubbsCorners spent last week in NewYork state.
Kev. Hancock and wife of God'sChurch were Sunday dinner guestsof the Bob Pikes;
Tuesday'-night the South Marionfarm Bureau meet at the townhouse
Friday caHers of the John Boyerswere Florence and Vincent Walshof Webster and Mr. and Mrs. Fran'sDyninger of Detroit.
The Fred Reads had Dr. SteveBrown and daughter, Marilyn of
ing with southern Democrat* the?Ml led his school aid bill which halabelled as a must prograaul MJctdgan Republicans voted against tfc*bill and 2 Democrats. This iT'eapected to cost the Repjubicaos votes Eftnegro districts. The fill nliiistjSjTexpect the presidpot 4to cooperatewiih them by running for a se^os4.term irrespective so they can ride lavictory with him but hav« no <ntaa>tion of cooperating with him W vs*ing for any of hi* bills, latime the segregation issuerages in the south^Theh^
last week bjr 8i-ta
and her flowers a crescent bouquetof stefanotis. red roses and earnations a
The bridesmaid, her sister, Cl«o,
nsit.The Michigan quail population,
United mostly to southern Michiganis increasing. This year the countwas 16 birds per rural mail carrier.Last year t was 13.1.
Several pond* have been steck«with tigar »uflrellaMe and theywill be planted^ whetf' they reach
i 'garfev »i»- sUnlawfully killing a doe Wt of
cost 2 Bonn mm. $80 *iM».co*U plus 7 days ia jaU.
Anonsi School=Elktu*F188 Votaa. were cast at ifcp •chool
i h i ^ n ^ y The rtsoltaolaction heriwere as foflows:
Ut
The rtsolta
TermMax RussellRkhard i U
w
' -
Hajan WaHon . : . . . - .Trostaa 1 Year
Leeter McAfat • JHaka Wal|pn .«. JfProposition Np. 1 ,To raise one mill W finish 2 class
the Pinckney elementary school.The bride's travelling dressf wa.»
a pink princess style travellingitress with white accessories.
The groom is a student in the engineering dept. at Michigan Tech.College at Houghton where theywill live.
thu Masonic committal service atthe grave.
Hex Sackett of Detroit will givethe funeral oration.
The body will be at the BrightonMethodist Church Friday.may call.
Friends
4WO SOFT .BALL GAMES HERE. After a lapse of 2 years 2 soft ball
games will b*<> played on the Pisck^ney light field on Friday nightjuly13. In the first game at 7:80 thePinckney Klwanis Girls of thep&unty league will play SuttouVHardware of Howell. In the 9;00fame the Pfndcney county leagueteam will meet the Mill Creek Sporting Goods team of Dexter who piayin the Ann Arbor league. An admission of 26c and 16c will becharged to pay for the lights. If theattendance warrants more- gameswttl be played. Both team havetaiforms. '
AUTO ACCIDEI^T TRAGEDYDonald Standlick, 32, of Btntley
Lnke died at St. Joe hospital Friday» i;, ..t in Ann Arbor from injuries'1. oeived in an auto accident early:. .1 evening on Gawley Road near',ae old Coiniskey farm when his carcollided head on with one driven byDon Ledbetter of Cedar Lake Road.Donald LeRoy Kelly of BentleyLake, was with Ledbetter. Stanftlickswife, Ella, 27 and stepson, RichardKranjanic, 10* with Standlick. Mrs.Standlick suffered a broken jaw.Tfceothers minor injuries. They weretaken to the hospital in the Swarthout ambulance and the Keehn am.bulancc from Brighton. Ledbetterand Kelly work at the Detroit DieSet here. Kelly has 4 children. Stand |lick was employed at the Livingston
lfeiih d
ANOUNCEMENTThe engagement of Dolores Bok
ros to Lawrence McKenzie ia an.nounced. She graduated fromPinckney high school in June. He isin the service. No date for the wedding has been set.
CELEBRATE 35th ANNIVERSARYOn Saturday evening, June 30,
about 200 invited guests gathered~ftt' the home of Mr. andt Mrs. JohnD. Donohue at 19723 Spears Rd. tohonor Mr. and Mrs. John L.Donohueparents of J. D. oh their 35th wedd-ing anniversary.
A "beautifuly decorated weddingcakele was
ycentered the serving tab
Tetroit as SundayKenneth Meyers and Dick Camp
bell of Alpena, AJma college chumsof Rickie Miller and Jerry Mrofkaspent the week end with them.
Norman White underwent a her,nia operation at McPherson hospitalit) Howell last week but is homenow.
A large attendance was presentat the fish fry at St. Mary's schoolI'nday night by St. Giranf's Guild.$248 was taken in.. a
The Jack Follick family of Detroitcalled on the Henry Haucks Sunday.The Haucks returnedwith them for a visit.
The James Brogan family of Lan-sing called on the Stanley DinkelsSaturday^ (
The Frank Sowers of Ann-'Arborcalled on the deny Eichmens Sun-day and the Russell Glovers of Webberville called Thursday.
The Harold Homings of Ann Ar-
to Detroit
cut. and seryed by Miss Sarah ° o r ***** * « y4th with the EdwinLiwing while punch was served ty hWnt f a^ly .g pShirley> Lining and coffee by Mrs.George Presin^er.The ice cream wasfterved by James Donhue.
.The Misses Norine Grumelot andJudy Donohue had charge of thetruest book.
ov..
Mrs. Bthel Sprout visited theGhn Gardner family in Stantoner the week end.
Visitors of Ben White and wifelast week were Mrs. Ella Newman,Mrs. Joie Fonfcr and Mrs. CharTes
ounty Prets J » andpla^e maker. He has, 8 children, ag*s1 to 10 years. Last spring lie lost aneye in aa archer/
No. • • •PropotitioTi No. 8To rake one mill to equalise teach
t a t 106Na 196
A number of writata ballots wartl d in
A number of writhrown out as no (x) was placed in J
CARD OF THANKSW* wish to thank everyone who
helped make our wadding annMrsary such a happy occasion. j
SincerelyJohn and Lucille Donohue
William Golden 68, who operatedtht Marathon gas station hara *whliand later the f t w Lodge at Brlgh-:.ton died at Veteran's Hospital a»
•S^rffv&g are l i s wife and 3 ehiWrens, Richard 10, Nancy 6 and Deb.,by 2. Also his father, Edward Standlick of Brighton , 5 brothers, Joe,Phillip, Arthur, Rex ewT Williamand C sisters, Mrs. Vivian Darww,Pinckney, MrsJtorothy Zimmerman,Mrs. Ruth Trantsome, Lillian andand Joyce
The funeral was Monday'noon at the Keehn Fftmeral Home,Brighton, Be*. A. L. tartar of ft*Weslyan Methodist Church oflfidating. Burial in CaJtary Cemetery.
WILLIAM WlUBBpNWilliam Bnrlaooa, St,d*ed at T i b *
Mcaday. Ba leaves his sister *a>
Mr. atd Mrs. Donphue are the par F o " l e r o f Ann*Arbor.of 4 'cMldren: Joanne of Ann ttr
Dion , Swartthout brought Dick
Arbor^ames and Bill at home and J. y]lc n o m t ! *™™ McPherson hoapkb.Spho with his wife planned the f1 *™W ™ the ambulance and he
irty. has had a large number of visitor*.fh* honored couple received many '™°»* "»«« were Roy Clark, Jack
gffts. Guests were prwent from "0Jle» J*m e« Campbell and James
banned all athletic conteststeams with negro playen^IllJs ia as'•peeled to affect big'whe train there in the spxi^gfootball games, such at theBowl, where teams tfUtfiN|B» fr?.era have previously
One of the n*t{oitragedys took place last weektwo planes crashed in theyon in Arizona with a Utos of If flives. The planes ° i ty%4n oppoattedirection seem to have crashed lateeach other. Various means to pfa.vent another such ^di irbeen discussed but ho "solutionrived at. Railroads have electrle §ifnala and light, anil cities traffic copiand Iights,none of which would watkin the air. Something wiii-aare to 1stwoiked out as the air traffic la la.creasing each year.
Of the 4 ahfridmentato be voted on tMs fall all but oa»fell by the wayside as the sponsoradid not get enough signers to theirpetitions asking forThe only one to blthe one setting the minraun age U*& legislator at 21 year and fllying all persons who havevicted of a felony or breach of yds*lie trust. The sponsors of the £:;lan to have Supt. of Pubik
i i t ^ ^ the Misso
PoWlttvtflelJaoweli, Stufgte, Detroit, M * s s e y -Ftoclrbridge, OwWto, Ioscb, Unadill* j _ Dr- Harlow Shehan andYpsilanti, Pracirasy and Gregory.
COUNTfcT COOKS 4-H CLUBThe Country Cooks >met July 5
at^ttri^fwibiey high school for fe<pot-lock dinner. Mary Menkt calledthe meeting to order and DorothyOoyfe' read tfie mmutes of the last
We Voted to hold our nextat S0v«rr Lake B^ach and
nave * nW^dog roast^he doentry Cooks are divided
fftto-4 gfbttpe. TO* Mfa4ets are Mrs.3nnman and
Mr*. Singer. T! are enrolled ia 29At (tie June 21st meeting
wife ofnd wife ofJackson aad Gerry Eicbman calledon the William Shehans Thursday.Sunday guests were AJex Carishoa4 * oVagfeteW 6t Uetroif; 'feilfy
and Alfred6t
of Ann ArborPfau of HowelL' Mr*. Florence Ryer and Mr. Bea
trice Thornton and children ofGrand Rapids spent July 4ta withwith the Asher Wylies.
fomer Mrs. CarlLee TIplady and Mrs, Mar
left Roseel wffl attaodat rm
SPEHAL NOTICEDije to the special evangelistic
meetings to be held July 22 tto 2* atr_t w the People's,Church there will oeat W s . « a * a «•"mowing officerl:no family Night Saturday, July 15.
Instead there will be a cottage pray-er meeting at the Leslie McKlnky
j at 8 p, m. oa that ftigat. You at*JewFftaf-aWf - Sebttnan; Secrt
ction appoint^ . ^ the Missouri plaito have all judges appointedget sufficient signatures topetitions Neither,who sponsored tne ^i e bingo. Th«y only tSfr*45MO. 4218.000 were needed The bOMisupervisors ass's, also failed toenough,. signatures to thetrment to return to the eoustyi Ration plan . A cour^ed them' to use the state
!£$un plan^Jhjb year wakh tsthan the county.
F. A A; M. onLodge willoccasion )s tof «m*rai jfeRe?. Jolih If.']have
' ' • • % , 'i\.*&£>
There willof ttv
Thefuntrml>odist ChiFairviewout
»>xft*L> ZuxfctA!'V': '
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Wednesday, July 11, 1966
Chuck Chamberlain/ whose family has lived in theof the Sixth Congressional District since 1844, know!
government at every level through years of experience.fee earned the respect of the Michigan Senate as legalejpunjel lo its important Judiciary Committee in 1953-54.jUf he became thoroughly familiar with legislativeoperations.
• • * •CHECK HIS RECORD:
if Inghaxn County Prosecuting Attorney^Attorney for Michigan Senate, 1953-54^Former City Attorney for East Lansingit Successful practicing lawyerif Former U. S. Treasury Agent %
if Veteran. Outstanding World War II Record
Vote August 7 — Republican PrimaryPol. Adv.
THE JUNIOR FARM BUREAU INVITES YOU TO A
MODERN AND SQUARE DANCE
FOWLERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM
• SATURDAY, JULY 7th, 1951
MUSIC BY J 0 FINLAND ORCHESTRA
-DONATION TO FARM BUREAC BUILDING FUN!
USED POWER MOWERS FOR SALE OR RENT
Lawns Mowed Mowers Repaired
tt
B.C. WHITE Jr. C.E.HEWLETT140 Livingston St. Phone UP 8.3149
Bottle GasFOR COOKING, WATER HEATING AND
HOME HEATING ..
WYLffi L P. GAS SERVICE
PHfNE 63 HOWELL
I Neighboring Notes•f Burney E. Brower, 76, one time
btockbridge lawyer and later Jack-son city attorney and member of th«legislature died July .
Dr. W. T. Wright, local tetbthas an office in the Winkelhaus
Hotel, Hamburg, on Wednesdays.A party of 13 from Ohio are camp
ing at Patterson Lake.
R e y ^ Commerf ord took sevenl a d s to p o r t a g e Lake Monday for a
j swimming party., Dick Clinton has finished getting'ID his haycrop. He had 213 loads and
Born to John Dancer and wife ofStockbridge June 28 a daughter.
An examination for postmaster atMunith will be held July 24tb^
Donald Keugh of Dearborn, oneof those killed in the plane crash atgrand canyon had a summer home atIiase#Lake. •<-*_.
The Chelsea school census shows585 chlidren of school age in the district.
A pair of rare sandhill crafte&jrenesting on the Gotleib Rothman /n.«*.«#.
B Waterloo* | Laura Lavey went to Chicagoe' for several Monday and signed to teach the 8th
yea.. Only 2 egg. . year are laid. * " * »t Whiting, a Chicago suburo." l U L ^ r o u n d again. Over' WfflUm Bro^ who * . —„,* . , w o a Antto tn for Teeple Hardware a number of$2,000 in damage was done to * _ x i , # -a „ a»* j i, {« fL. T flVfl years, started work for Bennettmonuments and markers in the Lake * °» . ^_ . _ . , . «MAir _ . J o a*m Haraware m Howell Monday.Or?on Cemetery last week and a aim
Anna Wilco: e n . : ..: ^ JJof friends Tuesday on her 6th birth
ilar amount of damage in the Webberville Cemetery.
Emil Lambertson who graduatedfrom Lansing Business College has
George Seaman, mgr. of the By- accepted a teaching position inerly Market at Brighton has resign- Scnectady, N. Y.ed. With Kenneth Schwartz he haspurchased a super market at Beaver
The Michigan State Fair this year
HOWEUTHEATRE
HowelL Miek. Air ConditionedPhone 1796
Bkfcard Burton, Frederick March
"ALEXANDER, THE GREAT*_ Gartooa
Friday. Saturday, July 13,Doable Feature Program
Donald Carey and .Patriccia Medinais
"STHANGER AT MY DOOR**Also
Tony Martin «nd Peggy Castlefa
"QUINCANNON, FRONTIERscour'
fa Technical*
LEE THEATREWHfTMOKE
. Saturday, July 13, 14
"GOOD BYE MY LADY"With
Walter Breiuun, Brandon deWildeA Warner Bros. Picture
—also—Rages to the Scree*
"THE ANIMAL WORLD"in Technicolor
Color Cartoon
v
Sunday, Monday, July 15 fRobert Taylor and Dana Wjrnter
la*D-DAY The Sixth of June**,
In CinemaScope and DeLuze ColorNovelty News
— , - • • - • "
Tue»., Wed., Thurs. July 17, 18, 19UG A B Y " '
With
Dr. Royal S. Copeland of Ann Arbar has accepted a position as dean.at the New York Momeopathic Hos-
will feature Faye Morgan, Juliusj piial at $6,000 a year.LaRosa and the McGuire Sisters. .
Ground for the new county hospit H u ^ AMr?fh J f ,. H o w e I 1 «***al at Howell will be broken July ».• . ^ f ?™ ^ J ^ S U t e N ° m a
1 Jimmy Lobdell has finished his J"4 week.H*j*ll be tenor soloist at,'navy enlistment and is working for * e A n n Arhor
j Methodist Chur:hI the General Motors Coach Co. at ^ 1 S summer and enter the Umver.! Pontiac. He wiU enter Michigan f f Michigan this fall.
State University Sfcis~fall.A marriage license has been issu-
ed tto Stephen Sowrie, 21, Houghconand June Jeanna Wilson, 19, Pinck-ney. . '.
Mrs. Lola Lobdell of Howell is ona trip through the western states.
Rev. Silas Fultz of Kanesville,111, is the new pastor at the SouthLyon Methodist church.
C000 Girl oouts are expected thisweek at the 10 day convention ofGirl Scouts at the Highland Recrea-tion Area near Milford. Not onlyfrom this conntry but from GreatBritian West Indes, Norwaymark and Columbia.
Len
Notes of 25 Years AgoThe Ben Hur Life Insurance Co.
have purchased the 143 acre Hynofarm near Brighton .
The Pinckney soft ball team lostit Chelsea Friday night 6 to 1. Eattories-Pinckney: Sheiks, Kinney andDinkel, Chelsea- Monroe and MeIiride.
Agnes Watson, 26, died at thehome of her mother, Mrs. ClaudeRose in Unadilla July 8 of TB. Beides her mother, she leaves her
father, A. C. Watson and a sister,Rjth. The funeral was Saturday.
Attorney General Voorhees hasruled that the resolution passed by
e Barton and -Or W. Eaton ofKansas City, Mo., visited here lastweek.
Joe Pressley of Belding will be atthe W. W. Barnard store July 16with a line of mens suits.
Sunday, Monday, .July 15- ,16Matinee Smnoay, 'I'M p. m. Ooat. . .Robert Taylor and Richard Todd ' L c s l l e C a r o n ' . s i r C e d r i c HardwJck*
Dana Wynter and Edmund O'Brien , m CwemaScope {
b •*** D-DAY, THE 6th OF JUNE" " K I N G 0 F T H E . CORAL SEA"
in CinemaScope and Technicolor W l t n
Cartoon C h i p s Raf fe fty» Rod Taylorand Imla Adey
Tut*., Wed., Thurs. July 17, 18, 19Laurence Harvey, Anthony Steel
in CineScope and Color"STORM OVER THE NILE"
SYLVANTHEATRE
Chelsea, Michigan
TWO MEN WITH THE SAME
INCOME
One man goes ahead and spends/Theother looks ahead and saves. It'severy person's choice more luxurynow or more security later. I
We don't advise scrimping to save. |There are more logical limits. What <wo do advise is moderate, regularthrift saving as soon as possibla.Make a simple calculation thencqpne in and make a"down payment"on peace of mind f
FIRST NATIONAL Bank
Tues., Wed., Thur., July 10, 11 12Mid Week SpecialAlfred Hitcchock's
The MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCHin Vista Vision and Technicolor
WithJames Stewart and Doris Day
Friday. Saturday, July 13, 14. . . "THE MAVERICK QUEEN"
"THE MAVERICK QUEEN" jin the New Naturama Color
—with—Barbara Stanwycck, Barry Sullivan
iCIO Drive Jn THEATREC 5 8 8 JACKSON RD. Rte 3
Iriday. Saturday, July 13, 14"FORBJDDEN PLANET"
WithWalter Pidgeon and Anne Francis
"GHOST TOWN" .—with—
. .Kent Taylor and Marion Carr...Cartoon
Sunday, Monday, July 15 ,16"BACKLASH"
In Technicolorand
i Richard Widmark and Donna Reed1 and
. "WORLD IN MY CORNER" ..•/-•with—
Audie Murphy and Barbara Rush.Also Cartoon
Federal ftupei vtsfcttMember ef Federal! Deserveporatiea sad Federal Depodt laear-ence Corporatitta.AD Depoeiti Inrared Up to UMM
fat fieek Depositorday.
The Don Griffiths of Mt. Pleasantwere Sunday guests of the Joe Griff..ith family.
Rom where I sit Joe Mar$h
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If yoo>« Mem *Ma?* JohnsontUt irtek, ekaneee are he's toM
> M hit wmftreat ftery. For those**• ftowrt kearit :
*ii/mP jeeently stopped at an•*••*-!**—% din«r, He ordered
ipettal-and his wait.'Mir on the job) intuit
1" ntotake. She cotf', spilled tU so*i%•" i, bn-V*^raa.
s»>•u
H aff, -Mac" i :< a
ft more tiiftn I n&ve," she ia!d.|From yhere I sit, that girl deJ
eerres credit for admitting hell•hortcominf s — something aot«everyone br big enough to do. Per,teiatfee, I'm convinced lota etf£flb kaow they're wrong vhenithey deny me the right to a jfaufiel bee* with my sapper . . .'JartjWt-auflo they happen to prefer!••me other beverage. TheyW0ttfdn*t like me order]nir them•o icrfT't .•*» Choice.
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the county board of supervisors reg-ulating and licensing motor boats isvoid. He said Jakes and streams arestate property and only the state<?an pass laws regarding them .
Only 20 votes were cast at theschool election. For the first trusteeRoger Carr and M. J. Reason eachgot 10 votes. Mr. Reason withdrew.For the second trustee, Alta Meyergot 16 votes and M. J. Reason 4.
The James Pelham Post VFW ofDetroit will hold their annual picnisat Hi-land Lake Sunday.
The Shehan-McQuillan reunionwas held at Lake Chemung Sundaywith a large attendance.
Secretary of State Frank Fitz.perald has ruled that motorists whocannot read or write English cannotobtain drivers lienses.
Miss Lillian Swarthout of Almais visiting the S. E. Swarthoufs.
Born to John Lynch and wife ofSt. Louis, Mo. July 9th, a daughter,Mary Ann.
Mrs. E. Enterline of Alma Is visiting Mrs. Mary Lynch.
Born to Bruce VanBlaricumwife July 8, a son, William EdwaH.
Virginia Baughn' is visiting JeanBennett in Detroit.
Netes of 48 Years AgtBorn to William Harris and wif«,
Wednesday, a son.Pinckney played Dexter there
Monday and as usual the game end*ed in an arguement in the 8th inning \over Umpire Sharpens calling oia foul ball. Dexter was ahead 5 toS. The lineups: Pinckney,. Lavey Af. Moran, p, Cadwell, lh, A. Lavey,2b, F. Read 3ba F. SwarAout^s^outfield, Harold SwarthoDt, Roy Mor- !
1 antBert Roche. Dexter:Roy Snay,c, <Roseell McGuiness, p, Ed Day, lb^jBob Fitnimment, 2b, Gxxi Sek 8b,M Eck, M, outfield, Mitkjr XUan*or, Dr. Phelps, George Stebbins, >
Mrs. 0ede Hineney wbo baa beenteaching in Indiana is botte for tbt
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Ca'rtoon
STATE CHAMPIONSHIP RACE^The state championship stock car
racos at at the Jackson Motor Speedway Saturday night, July 14 at 8:30p. nil, 24 cars are entered with aguaranteed purse of $1000
The following drivers from thissection are listed: Joe Marsh, AlLovely, Ann Arbor; Jack Conely,Brighton; Earl Wilson, Bud Wilson..Bob Pingston, Dexter ;Chuck« WinkleChelsea; Jack Ranck, Stockbridge^Micky Katlin, Howell, Ekrane Bator,Whitmore Lake, Bob Valintino,Hamburg.
Karschke of Pinckney issupervising- the renovation of theMariner's Church in Detroit, recently moved to a new location.An 80* 0'tower has been added to thte north,
west corner and construction hasstarted
An EasyProgressive Democrat | W a y t 0
For County Clerk
STATE CHAMPIONSHIPSTOCK CAR RACE
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THE McPHERSON STATE BANKINCORPORATED »1S
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Charles GatesmanPros ecu tag Attorney
ON THE REPUBLICAN TICKET
PRIMARIES
Wheat Profits Are Boosted byAdding Plant'Food in SpringMIDWEST farmers can make
mojiey through the use offfeiiilizer da their small graincrops this spring, reports theMiddle West Soil ImprovementCommittee,
\ The extra bushels per acre
Per Used wheat develops fnllerLeads, plumper kernels. 0
can ay for the coat of the plantf d d l b t t i lc ay ffood and leave aproLt besides, says
psubstantial
Research, by igiej>uiiiHti hasthat
ready well supplied with phos-phate and potash, a top-dress- ~ing of nitrogen fertilizer can beprofitable.
Wheat yields Increased an av-erage 5.3 bushels per acre foreach 25 pounds of actual nitro-gen top-dressed per acre inearly spring, reports R. K. Sti-vers, Purdue University agron-omist, in citing nine-year In-diana tests.
Farmer experience in someMidwestern states has shownthat it often pays to use from200 to 300 pounds of a completefertilizer containing nitrogen,phosphate and potash, such ae10-10-10, the committee pointsout, especially where new seed-ings are being established.
Spring seeded oats respondswell to fertilizer, particularlywhen nitrogen is added to phos-phate and potash fertilizer, ac-
yieldsto 12
p d p a s ,cording to Stivers. Oats yieldsin India i d to 12bushels jer acre henpounds m -nitrogen was addedt 0121S f t i l i l id t
to Stivers. Ona increased up
bushels jer acre when 36pounds m nrogn was adto 0-12-1S fertilizer applied atthe rate of BOO pounds per acre.
Nitrogen to fertilizer, can bedrilled with oats at seedingti t p d d i t ti*
dtime, cc after mi
vJVftff MQfl*• • a ; -
wimpetf ls><sex or theto the and e* (MeBety UJl. to e yagaiasft tysfrw, typMH u* chelert w*fc
H Pays to Fertilize fafl Seeded Wheat ft•
I T will pay farmers to fertilizethe wheat they seed this fall,
reports the Middle West SoilImprovement Committee. #
"Well fed wheat will delivermore bushels pei acre nextyear," says a statement madepublic by the committee
Higher yields will mean U>werproduction costs and more neiprofit per acre."
Midwestern agronomists estimate that wheat vields per acrecould be at least <i'>ubled mmost states suys tru- commit-tee, by better managementpractices, inciud'n^ the Use offertilizt?/
"Thesethat it is p ^where from 30u To 500fertilizer oer acx't- on
gj'(itv.;mists point out
Above, pile-ups of waitingtrncto at fertilizer factories ao4last-minute scarcities of sup*plies can be avoided if farmersorder plant food early. Left, bigwheat yields come from plentyof plant food.
says the committee. "Topyields per acre are just not pos-sible on most farms without theuse of plan' food.
Farmers aiming at highwheat yields per acre were ad-vised by the committee to con-tact their fertilizer dealers nowto make arrangements for de-livery when it is advisable.
"That's the surest way to getthe exact gr^dc and amount ofplant food you want," says thecommittee Waiting until theht.st m:nute is hazardous. Farm-ers who remember the scram-ble for scarce supplies in lastspring's rush period will see the'.vi.sdom of ordering early forthis fall's needs."
The committee points out thatmanufacturers report that it isnot MISS! 1.1 . to produce and de-liver :.ii; ihu fertilizer farmerscan :. r •fi'. My use on wheat ina tout- '.'/('!• period this fall. Their,.<v<.".nT.i 1»!' 1 j r t i l i zer wil l h a v e
-u- ^ - -H-r—rr^rf-over a" longern ••'-'.: -I.-««• t n 1 .q i n A u g u s t a n d^ l
Ten Top Corn Growers Tell,Secret of 200-Bnshel Yields \
Good management practices build top corn yields per acre.
TEN TOP Indiana corn grow-ers, whose 1954 yields ranged
from 175 to 214 bushels per acre,had these practices in common,according to studies by PurdueUniversity agronomists:
1—They believed in "pouringon fertilizer"; 2 — The cham-pions suited their planting rate•to the soil's fertility level; 3—A1J of them drilled their corn,with row widths varying from35 to 40 inches; 4—All growersplanted hybrid corn. m
M. O. Pence, Purdue agron-omist, says that all 10 growersused high analysis row orstarter fertilizer, varying from200 to 400 pound* per acre. Nineof the 10 either side-dressed
'.with nitrogen or broadcast andiplowed down additional ferti-uizer.such as 10-10-10 or 15-15-15.
The two top growers used 3,-1000 and 1,300 pounds of ferti-
lizer per acre, respectively ingetting their high yields.
The champions are firm be-lievers in growing1 Iegiifries orlegume-grass crops regularly inthe rotation. Six of the 10 topyields were produced on fieldsthat had been in alfalfa, sweetclover or blue grass .pasture.Only two growers followed cornwith corn.
The stalk population on thevarious fields ranged from 16,000to almost 30,000 per acre.
Seven of the 10 growers usedcertified seed, ana three usedpedigreed hybrids.
"It will pay corn growerseverywhere," says the MiddleWest Soil Improvement Com*mittee, "to brush up on the goodpractices used by these cham-pions and by other growers intheir states who get nftfh yieldiand cut their cost of productionper bushel."
HOW TO CAPTUKt A MERffiAiP
i
Kpitotef vSt or girl the model
fi gumour picture, » £from the beach this summer is to shoot m the
slump and dropped a league game9 to 1 to General Motors ProvingGrounds of Milford Friday nightPfockaey could not get a hit whenthey seeded one. They only got 4 inall Milford hit Southwell ratherfreely, getting 12 hits but could nothit him with men on. He fanned 7.They had 12 men left on baeea andFinckney 4. _„ *
Pinckney's lone run came In the6th, Bums led off with a hit, Singer•truck out. Young doubled Burnsin.Beader was hit by a_pitched ball.
~Be w*nt to 2nd when Southwell
210,000th KIWAN1AN
The 2f0,000th Kiwanian was officially recognized at the 48r4 annualconvention *#W at San Francisco
grounded out. Moriarity hit a line j in June. He is Claude Taggftrt, 38,drive through the box which the j of Rialto of the newly formed clubpitcher hit with one hand deflectingit to the 2nd baseman who threwMoriarity out by a step for the 3rd
there, and is employed by the Federal Social Security Administration.At a breakfast at the Hotel Whit.
eut Moriarity and Jeffreys both hit ; comb attended by 800 glub preaiin the 4th. Amburgey flied out. Jeffley* was out stealing,Gentile fannedIn the 6th Gentile hit a drive to tbethe left field fence which the fieldermanaged to catch after juggling it.
Milford's runs all came in the 3rd.polzer hit a high hopper to SingerWho juggled it Hilton and Minockflied to Amburgey. Hagman hit tofiinger and beat the throw to first.
got a hit. Deaa and Nelsonhit 3 runs scoring. Southwell
threw out Brigham to retire the•Me.
In other games Hamburg lost toFewlerville and the City Service.Powlerville game was postponed.Plnckney plays Fowlerville at Hew.•U at 9:00 tonight
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July 13_ i
Removing StrawlAfter Grain»t Aids Legume Grewtfe
atteekm a k e clover "ff not present. "*
summer "Getting rid of the strawcrop is helps getrM of the danger from
fungus and f lop* enco
t t t your appftonce deolet or
DETROIT EDISON
KJnchke of Ptacktrey iff hthe renovation of w i i
karifter*s Church in Detroit, recent?W jgbved to a new locationJVn W* 0' ]
has been added to thte aorth I4HicVi: oatstnpMoa ka i l
h pwhere the
of sweetd
itti tad
says the Middle West>vement Committee.
-«^*»i s?« and molds cansometimes destroy t h e n e w
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, straw, you ••?«*?*••hading and ** 4here is exceptionally heavysir to reach! «7?*th the new — J J
fherwise,, _ can weaken'thelower their winter
Especially tlw nc .•houid notOctober 10
new
ScASOW Gf u N ^ I
The ^George Itaaleiii and Rra.l Maabon atte«M the Iteabon
reunion Sunday at the Cerilhon\fi at Farmington.
« M Aadww OampbeUrChris CampWn family f
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_JTHBpmCKNEY DISPATCH ' Wednesday, July U, 1956
.JUtter at Poafeoffk*
Dtspatoftas Second Qaaa • T
4. UTt •Hi?So. Ho«ett 8t f iv iMr Mksk ! *
Sobecriofaoevfrico fi-W a : *r i f^ ^ ^ • ™ * ™ " 1 1 •» '-ii —•> • • • -»••» — — — — f , ,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J^nr.er jvhost and co-boaters at u July !^
y pot luck diiuu.r a: tbe \jHills Country Club.
. Tbe Ralph Hall family spent .tlu, 4th at the James H^ll home in Mar1 ion.
Mrs. R. Lesha of Birminghamcatted at the Ralph Hall ho::ic Tiiuia \day. Deanna went home with he-:i'or, a visit;" . .
Sunday guests of the Mark Nash. (ijjy were the Jyck Clark.s of De\ ',
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CANNED GOODS
GROCERIES
I ler, Kenneth Kills; Mrs. Emma. Jackob.s and children"; and Virginia liirriie
'. oi Ann Arbor. -
Sunday David, and Nancy Nash 'dnd Harley Gearhait went to Farmin.' tpn to heai' tho J>ob Jones Univ-
M.
JJrass En.semble.• * •
(Jail IToriileLi and wif'1 of Ou'ossu,the ( \ Ruperts of Howell .'Hid the
I.Jendi. -:; v,\'r't; Sundayof the L.v'M I!f:il -cs.
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MYRON HU
Complete Line of Plunbng Fixture!.
and Supplies "
Electic, Oil and Gas Hot Water Heaters
COMPLETE LINE OF PUMPS
WE SELL WE INSTALL & SERVICE
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Lorings of HovvellLoiiday
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The Lester McAfee familyhint week at Cuitis, ne.ir Newberry,in th* up,.er peninsula.
Tiio Harold Porters entertainedthe 1'incline;,1 Assembly of Kainbo.v
^ in thiir home MMidax' at a [>K-and swimming party.
j ; o l ) :spent the week
j| J u l i e K r a ^ n a " .d J u i i j i I ' a u l VV'c.i J
j \ u l i b e ( i . a i r i t 'L i J u . y > - t J i . I h y h a ^ e
bought the Lily WhLe ly^toy Sitvmoa AiJorJ M ^
f-iji'ijj.s a,id iU-.y i>uni^ an I u w e iU
tonued a picnic at Portland Sun lay.
. . ! ..* - f/fii- ^iftius of A-n
<'i'.)iea on the Mrs. Maigai'eL
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Quality MerchandiseL O W P R I C E S ,
Beer and Wine To Take Out
PHONE HOWELL 705J2
For the lunch pail brigade: "sandwiches,
cake, fruit pies, prepared in advance and
kept fresh in a thrifty home freezer or two-
in-one refrigerator-freezer. It's a wonderful
way to save precious ekrly morning nin-
utes. No wonder smart homemakers say:
— "Freezer Living is Leisure Living.9'
a t i i o \ve I J ._
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Ku< s t s o f t l n J D e l l J ; ; c , . a i \ i ni '.\Uu.-
chc-aer. -i\Jrs. Jaiiis iiakci' uml fainily of
Syiac'uso, N. Y., is lu;ie vi^iliny horher mothw, Mrs. Editta (',.rr. . -r
Kai.liy Fisher of Ilul'fa.o, N. Y..spent last wc-'k with the JaiiK;-WiiiUeys.
liai 'bara Uau 'hn an 1 Pamela Seefeld are vLsitin^ their grandpareiu.-i,the Eavl Jjau^hns.
Week end visitors of the GeorgeVaiA'oimans vcv t the Kd T'ara,1. ay^
•of Ann Ai'bor, tr.e .Jim Wix;.st< i-;I and Bob* Sekeels of* Detiviit.
Mi.is EL>a !ioc;< uiidei'».-cMit an op-eration a t University lio.s;;ital AnnArbor last week.
Ilex Noygle of Ann Arbor is apal lent at St. ,Joc ho pi'al, Ann Ar.bor. The Frank Abei :(cn.- called unl-.im Sunday.
The Harold Porters entertained42 r^jSt matrons and nartron.-; of ti'1-
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PHONE AC 9 6257MRS. TAPPAHE Ukeland. Mich,
Daily To 7:00 P .M.. Men., Tut*. Wed. Thur. Pri. Sat.
I'inckney Chapter No. J!.r> O,K,S, atat their home at Porlairc Lake Sim-day at a picnic.
Ebter Radtke jr. and wife of Phil : , . ,udeiphia, Pa. , arc visiting thec An- »; - ^drew Nesbitts. * j
Lonnie VanSlambrook, Menvin jCampbell and Harold Porter ceajltdor. Don Refers sr. at St. Joe hos,l»ital, Ann Arbor hi.<t week. He isbetter.
The Keith Bradburys of Chfis-^a
NOMINATE
FRANK ZIEGLER
L Candidate for
SHERIFF
oi' Livingston County on th»
Republican t i c k e t .
WELL
24 Years
lortMt Deputy Ju»d
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m Sberwin Wffliams Paints
D. E HOEY&SONSHA W 1 M Dexter •••* •• ••
of Detroit spentend with Arnold Berquiat
Ona Campbell and wife were en.,ttitanied ai dinner Thursday atSauriders at Northland by-thf L. C.Gorliams.
Tlxi Herbert Palmer jr. family ofMint were week end guests of hisparents here.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Clinton wereSunday guests of the Ralph' Clintonsat Lincoln Park.
Walter Clack and wife vigitod^th* Tom Howes at East Tawas over"the wefck end. .
The John Boyers and AlbertDinkels atteended the Ryan Fraaerwedding* Saturday and reception atthe Marion tofpn^house.
Martin RitUr and wife attendedthe hot rod races at Jackson Satur.day -night
Mrs. Irene Aok is visiting the Orvai Goodes in Jackson who have a
W. -H. jfeyers and wife called on ),U)hn Roberts Sunday at the Ilussell )Roberts home in Gi'e^ory.
Wrs; Vivian Lerfwid.ce ha.(
to trach the Anderson school nea/the Mich. State San. next.
WATER SYSTEMS,PLUMBING .REPAIRS
THE ROUSH PLUMBING * -
Phone UP 8 6607Linda Lee is w
Uty Fair Shop in Am A.hor.Mrabon and wif" amende!
the funeral of Ernost Mtabon atIIo;vell Monday.
Aria Jatfuish and wi'c of Byroncalled on the John Uoyrrs .Sunday
The Georjjro Meabons and Mi:.Alma Mcabon attended the Meabonreunion Sunday at the Ceril KeWctgghome at Farmin^ton.
Tlje Andrew Campbells and thpChris Campbell family visited theDetroit Zoo Sunday
Olio Robinson was much better onTuesday and able to bt out of tbe oxgen teot 2 hoars. . . . . . . ,
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Thethat 1 willthe duties of theof my ability.
to
. I wish to anaoa-ee I U Ic^idate for Te^ectioa to the office of Probating Attorney.
1 believe that my pa»t record . e r -its your rapport at the coning Pri-
Prosecuting AttorneyWilfred H. Erwin
STATE OF MICHIGAN9TATB OFThe Probate Court for the County
of LivingstonIn the Matter of the Bstate of
Gertrude E. Hicks Deceased.PreeestsHoBenMbie Hiram BJunito
Jud*e of Probate.
At a seaatan af aaid Court heldJune 12 l&M.
Livingston..II * e Matter *William C. Miller, Deceased.
At a session of said Court held oaJune 26, 1956.
Present, Honorable Hiram B.Smith, Judge of Probate.
Notice is Hereby Given, that tfaejpetition of BeuJah E. Miller
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DR. d R. McCLOSKEYDENTIST
Telephone Office 935nfftf 814
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BERT WYLIE,Auctioneer
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WHILE THEY LAST
THE LAVEY HARDWARE
VOTE AUGUST 7th
FORMER MEMBER OF THE
MICHIGAN LEGISLATURE
A PROVEN RECORD OF H0NE8T
AMD CAPABLE PUBUC S01VICE
DBDICATED TO THE PRESERVA
TION OF CONSTITUTIONAL
GOVERNMENT
WW1N WITH "JIM*
6th District Committee
Notice ie Hereby Gift* That all administrator of thecreditors of said deceased are requir- p r a y i n g ^ h w . f i n a l accounted to present their claims in writing - 1 | o w g d a n d ^ r t f W u # ^ M i ( ,and under oath, to said Court, and toserve a copy thertof uioa ROT. IzraB«rchy of Tilmy, Michigan, fiduciary of s*id ea-sta -e, and feat such elates wiH boheard and the heirs at-law of saiddeceased wiil bo determined by said
said estate • Wbe W
es-tate assigned to the perse&ji entitledhereto will be heard at the
obate Office otT July Z¥T 1956<\y t«n A. M.
Arnold Berquistthe) m VaodOOa. 8t PJndmey,
It is Ordered, That notice there* j Pfreae UP .§-&»"bo given by publication of a «opyhereof for three weeks conseoutiveiyis the Pinckney Dispatch and tha* jpetitioner cause a copy of this noticeto bfrTerved upon each known partyin interest at bis last known address'
RADIO & TELEVISION SBRVICBCoarteon
1 8 Wedeter 8«.Miehliraa
Court at the Probate Office on Aug..ust 21 1956. at ten A. M
It ie Ordered, that nottee feereofBO given by aohttcatioa of a copyhereof f^r three, weeks eeasecutively by registered mail, retmm receipt de-previous to aaid day af jhsarlf in the manded, at least fourteen (14> daysPindaey Dispatch and that the pet* prior to such hearir?, or by personal&Hane(r ranee a copy of "Wk nottee to service at least five (bi davs nrfar»e served npon each known party •» to such hearing.
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DR. J. E C A M P A FOPTOMETBIST
Eye ExamiaatioMWodaeodar and Saturday
by Appointment•126 Chilson Road, ftaiL N. of
Phoa* Brighton AC 7-UMl
FORGeeseShan Gri.La
of matchedSt. Pierre
Bass Lake, Lakeland
FOR SALE-J»leasant fiVehome on corner lot in good locationin Pinckney. Call UP 8 8271 for anappointment to see property.
WANTED-A job on a farm or anyother odd joba. Experienced. PhoneBilly Hollister UP 8 9969
registered mail, retarm receipt debrterost at his last known addras* bfmnnded at least fourteen (14) daft Malen M. Gould,pr.or to fuch. hearing orpersonal service at least fivedays prior to such hearing.
Hirman R. Smith, Judge of ProbateA true copyBale* Jt f a *Dopt'ty S*»'n«tor ofVaaWinkle
Wm. Schmidt and family visitedthe F. C. Reickoffs in Saline Sundaywhere they have purchased a jewel .ry store and moved from Chicago.He is the son of F. C. Reickoff sr,of Howell.
Mrs. Clara Kennedy and childrenof Detroit and Mra. Herman Eiscleand 2 children of New Jeney sp*»tSunday with y£fs. Emma Volhnexu
The Jack Sharps of Lansing anMrs. Mae Metz of Howell spentSunday with the Lee Laweys.
Hiram R. Smith, Judge of ProbateA true copy
Bputy Register of Probate
ELECTRIC InstallationOLD AND NEW. REASONABLEPRICES RELIABLE SERVICE
L WORK GUARANTEEDPHONE U P 8-6 « 8 0
WANTED-Responsibe party to takeovei payments of spbnet piano.Can \be seen in this vicinity Write thi.Credit Manager, Post Office Box g lGrutnvile, Michigan.
FOR SALE-Modern Building at 138West Main St., Pinckney, Gas Heat,Hot and Cold Running Water, Lavatory, $3,500.00. Don McLean, 1721Holden, Phone Trinity 4_19S1, Pa..troit, Michigan.
FOR RfiNT_» room uaptr flat.Mrs .Oscar Beck 1631 East M -36
DONCLIFFORD HAINES
UR1ANY
Pine
VEGETABLES
G R O C E R I E S
MARKET PRICES
Q U A L I T Y
COURTEOUS SERVICE
Adding Machines
TypewritersRIBBONS AND CARBON PAP1R
MACBINBB SALES « RIPAfll
IivingstoH Office SupplyMl SOUTH V O L . S«WBLL
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LOST_Pair of blue frame glassesin brown leather case. Reward.
Mrs. Shenden, Alpine 6-2431
around Co,t$aft*FOB RENT_Yearat Portage Lake.Phone Howell 1535M11FREE- Chow puppies forhomes. Howard Haines
good
Refilling and collecting money from{our five cent High Grade Nut mach-
ines in this area. No selling to qual.FOR SALfl Electric Rangs and an ; ify for work you must have car, re-Electric Refrigerator; George Uauck j feiences.$640 cash secured by inventPatterson Lake, Doyle Sub. j ory. Devoting 6 hours a week to bus
• liness your end of perentage coll.FOB SALE_Saddle horse 6 years j enctions will net up to $400 monthlyold brown geldbg. Mrs. McAinch j with very good possibilities of tak..*K6 Cadar Lake Rd. UP 8 5590 jing over full time. Income feere^ng
— — ! accordingly, or imterview, inoiadeWANTED-Woman to cleaa up two : phone in application. Write Northcottages at Portage Lake. Must be ; American Nut Co. Inc. 27 Williamwilling to do thorough job. Call HA I Street, New York 5 N. Y.6 5802 or contact Mrs. Lloyd Bell, j7W0 Portage Lake Road this weak/FOR SALE. DUO THERM oil heat•***• • ^ ^ I «\4 room size, tank attached 12.50.
~"—~~~""-~ 'Mrs. VanGorder^ 11805 Oak RidreWANTED.Odd jobs of any kindjak f <X. Hi-land Lake, Pinckneying yards etc.
Phone UP 8 8228
FOR SALE_3 room house, bath aniwater at 9800 Cedar Lake R4*Pinckney. also 1949 Chervolet stake bodytrick. Wayne Bennett VP8 6634
FR SALS - Chrysler Boyai Heate r
1 *7 George Inqubt
LOST_B|ack dog,, part collie,whit*,paws and cheit, name Spook. CallVP 8 9768 of 8 9967 REWARDMary Lou Bryan
K)K sALJ: House to be erected. 24x 54 on I acres. Well and foot-
ings in. Chiyiler Royal, 1947, GeorgeEngqitist, 2829 W-M-36.
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FOR RENT: Acreage or on shut.Sharel Charles Mattison, 6374 Fax*
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WANTED -Trencfcings, Foottogtand Septic Taa&ks to install.Mike Hamaak jr. phone UPS S260
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