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East Jordan, Michigan 49727 r.Vol. 69 - No. 44 Thursday, November 4, 1965 10tf on News Stands

TUG-O-WAR: Here's school stu­dents engaging in a tug-o-war Sat­urday night in the gym during an evening Halloween program spon­sored by the school and East Jordan Rotary Club. Games included a peanut push, a feather push, volley ball, two legged race and other contests. Some 200 students took part in the party, following which Rotarians and teachers served cider and donuts. The annual Halloween party is designed to help students enjoy a safe and sane holiday. Bill Bennett and Keith Annear, party chairmen, reported the program to be the most sucess-ful in many years.

TOP SCORES Top bridge tournament scores

after the first four rounds of play are as follows: Leva Cole and Polly Sinclair, 14, 980; Bee Sinclair and Ruth Bell, 11, 510; Cygred Riley and Wilma Sayles, 11, 060.

Judges Pick Sophomores

Mrs. Jay Hite, Jack Zoulek and Rev. Wan en Salveson were judges for the annual high school homecoming parade of floats on Main Street, Friday afternoon.

The judges reported the following winners. The 10th grade tools first place; second was the 9th grade; third was the 12th grade; fourth was the 11th grade; fifth was the seventh grade and the eighth grade took sixth place.

Prize money was made ava i l ­able by merchants and business­men as well as the Pep Club and the athletic department at the school.

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Swan City Date Book

E.J. Chest Campaign Runs Into Trouble

November 4--The Petoskey Rock and Mineral Club will meet in Room 12 in Central High School, Petoskey at 6:30 p . m . for a pot luck supper. Visitors are invited.

November 4--Snow Cat Rally meeting, 8 p . m . , City Hall.

November 8—The East Jordan Garden Club will meet at 1;30 p . m . in die Education Building of the Presbyterian Church.

November 8—Recovery Inc. meets at 8 p . m . in the Ed­ucation Building of the Presby­

terian Church. Visitors are wel­come,

November 9--The Holy Name Society meets Tuesday evening at 8. Entertainment committee are; David Weisler, Oscar Weisler, Sylvester Antoine and Robert Bar-nett.

November 11— The Town and Country Extension Group will attend a Christmas Display and Demonstration at the REA Building in Boyne City From 10 a . m . to 10 p . m .

Hold Rites Tuesday For Mr. Paliske

Services were held 2 p . m . Tuesday at Watson Funeral Home for Joseph Paliske, 89, who died at Grandvue Hospital, October 31st. Rev. Marcus Krake of the United Mission­ary Church officated at the services and burial was in Sun­set Hill cemetery.

Mr. Paliske was born July 8, 1876in Grand Rapids where he spent many years employed in the furniture industry. He was a cabinet maker and a furniture carver.

Mr. Paliske retired in 1938, moving to East Jordan where he resided in Cherryvale off the Deer lake Road.

He is survived by one daugh­ter, Mrs. George Fanelli, of Chicago.

Devils At Home For Final

East Jordan's opportunity to end the current season with a 3-4 record comes at Boswell Field Friday when the Red Devils entertain Grayling, an also ran team in the league.

Following the 20-0 loss at the hands of the Charlevoix Rayders during homecoming time last Friday night, the locals will wind up a season of hard fought ball playing, but with few breaks of the game.

The fast charging Rayders got off to an early start here scoring in the first quarter with a four yard run and a kick for a 7-0 count which the locals were never able to top.

Charlevoix scored again in the second period from 13 yards out and a short pass made the extra point. A long Rayder run in the third period put the visitors well

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STANDINGS W L T

Charlevoix. . . . 5 0 1 G a y l o r d . . . . . . . 4 0 2 Harbor Springs .A 1 1 Boyne City 4 2 0 East Jordan . . . . 2 4 0 Pellston 1 5 0 Grayling 1 5 0 Mancelona 0 6 0

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Trouble looms ahead for the 1965-66 East Jordan Community Chest Fund Drive which has been under way for the last three weeks.

With less then a week to meet the soliciting deadline, Chest Treasurer Phyllis Malpass r e ­ports that only half of the $7, 000 goal has been reached.

Monies already received includes the Chest's "big donaters" and it is beginning to look as though workers will fall far short of soliciting the goal.

Chest board members are worried that unless solicitors and captains become more active in all sections of the city, fund monies earmarked for various projects will have to be prorated down­ward next year.

O.E.S. Holds Installation An open Installation was held

at the Masonic Temple Saturday night the 30th of October, at which time the officers for the year 1966 were installed.

Preceeding the Installation a dedication was held, at which time a white velvet Altar cloth and royal blue kneeling pillows were dedicated in the memory of Amanda Shepard, a very dear friend and dedicated Sister who passed away June 24, 1965.

The Officers of Mark Chap­ter were installed as follows: Worthy Matron, Shirley Bowers; Worthy Patron, Grant Hastings; Associate Matron, Florence Stucker; Secretary, Opal Has­tings; Treasurer, Martha Kam-radt; Conductress, Carole Gal-more; Associate Conductress, Irene Wright; Chaplain, Mary Bennette; Marshall, Mildred Bathke; Organist, Hazel Edson; Adah, Thelma Meridith; Ruth,

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The Installing staff consisted of; Bill Howie, Evangaline Chapter Boyne City, Installing Officer Helen Campeau, Mark Chapter East Jordan, Installing Marshall Lois Howie, Evangaline Chapter, Boyne City, In­stalling Chaplin Inga Casper, Evangaline Chapter, Boyne City, Installing Organist.

Helen Campeau will be in­stalled as Martha at the regular meeting November 10.

October 27, 1965

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November 4, 1965 Page 2

Reviewing The News

BEYOND THE REALM OF FUN

Halloween pranks got out of hand over the week-end. The above photo shows the fire de­partment just after it had extinguished a tree fire on Second street Sunday night. Someone poured fuel oil on the tree and lit it. Prior to that, someone set off a charge of dynamite near the corner oi Spring and Mill streets. Saturday night someone lighted two piles of leaves in front and behind an auto on Second street. The fire de­partment may press an arson charge to prove that we have some boys in town who are too big to be playing with matches.

SIXTY YEARS AGO

The East Jordan Military Band announced that their next con­cert would be their last. They were disbanding because of lack of financial support.

FIFTY YEARS AGO

Herman Goodman has been elected Superintendent of the Poor, to succeed A. E. Cross.

J. M. Sloan of Eauclaire, Pa., brother of W. H. Sloan, is about to locate in East Jordan.

FORTY YEARS AGO

In the severe windstorm Sunday night and Monday, a plate glass window in Gidley and Mac's drugstore was blown in, and a chimney on the Russell House collapsed, going through the roof and causing some damage.

TWENTY YEARS AGO

The East Jordan high school band are to get new uniforms in the very near future.

Peder O. Hegerberg, born in Norway, died in East Jordan Oct­ober 22n.

Charles Dennis Jr. was installed commander of the Rebec Sweet Post No. 227.

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Thoughts from Outer Space

By Marshall Saylei I mentioned sin a while ago

and later discovered Iwaia't through kicking it around.

The only t ime Michigan was entirely free of tin was when there were so people arouad, long before the first whoop.

Tea, Sin cannot be csmitted without some person having a band In it, which Is an ornery fact and a blight upon you and I.

Ornery, too, is the fact that no great good can be done with out some small evil scratching around outside trying to louse up the works, Get rid of the potato bug and a drouth sets in; work thirty years to become a Bob Hope and a Skelton raises its red head.

But I can't do a thing about it . It would take a whole pas-sel of parsons working overtime to straighten the confounded thing out.

There, now I think Vm done with sin.

Samuel Ramsey, age 63, at his home October 19 th.

died

Thomas St. Charles, while working in Strehl's Garage, had a rusty scale of steel imbed itself in the left eyeball. He went to Traverse City for treatment but it was impossible to save,either the sight or the eyeball.

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NEWS-HERALD East Jordan, Michigan November 4, 1965 Page 8

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NOTICE — Anyone wishing to en­joy smooth driving without wor­rying about scuffed tires are ask­ed to stop in at Galmore's Stan­dard Service where they will receive satisfaction guaranteed service with a John Bean Visual Liner which gives an expert wheel alignment job.

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REAL ESTATE

Wooded building site 200 ft on good trout stream. 2 acres of land. $1,000 One-Third Down

2 bedroom home on large corner lot. Spacious, comfortable living room. Large dining area. Oil furnace. Many large shade trees. $10,500 Terms

5 acres of good deer hunting land. Property is heavily wooded near State Forest. $600..00

One of the finest homes in East Jordan. 4 bedrooms, carpeted living room with fireplace. Dining room, family room, large kitchen, bath and one-half. $15, 300 with 10% Down.

Jordan River - 340 ft. frontage, approximately 3 acres. Insulated 2 bedroom log with fireplace. Guest cottage and garage.

40 acres, 5 miles from East Jordan on paved road. Good building location. Deer hunting in back yard. $2, 000/ :••" $600 Down

170 acre farm. Attractive modern house, large barn and other buildings. Landscaped yard. Some equipment and tools included. $14, 000 Terms.

KEITH DRESSEL REALTY Phone L E6-2200 Main Street, East Jordan, Michigan

FARM--124 acres, good house, barn, some woods, trout stream on good gravel year around road.

LAKE CHARLEVOIX RESORT"Six furnished rental cabins and owner's house. 400 ft. good lake front, room for more cabins. $44,000 on Terms.

TEN ACRES—All wooded, near Lake Charlevoix. $1, 200.

HUNTING AND FISHING LAND—160 acres near Jordan River mostly wooded, South of Chestonia. $3,900.

LAKE AND RIVER FRONTAGE—Farms, Homes, Cottages, Business, Resort and Recreational Properties. See or call

SCHFJD REALTY, Inc . , 1004 Bridge Street Charlevoix, Phone LI 7-6606

Or CLYDE CROSS, 2299 M-66, East Jordan, Phone LE 6-7493

CEMENT, MORTAR, Concrete Blocks, Reinforcing Rods, Chim­ney Blocks, Flue Liners, Drain Tile, Plastic Drain Pipe, Jack Posts, Anchor Bolts, Foundation Tar, Caulking compound. DRENTH BROTHERS—LU 8-2277 Ellsworth. 35-1

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Homes--Farms--Lake and River Frontage. Hunting Land. FRANK J. NACHAZEL, BROKER 105 Third St. LE 6-231.2

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FOR SALE--Red Delicious apples. Also Johnathans. ¢1.00 per bushel, pick your own; or $1.25 picked. Brighton Fruit Farm, LE 6-7486. 43-2

r , SAVE MONEY—On auto repairs, and still get quality service and parts. All work guaranteed. Drop in for an estimate. DEL'S AUTO & MARINE SERVICE Central Lake Rd., East Jordan

FOR SALE—Hot water heater, 50 gal. electric Frigidaire. Call LE 6-2517. 42x3 • * J J — — . — J — — » -

FOR SALE—Slab wood as it comes off the mill, $15 per load. Byard Saw Mill, M-32, East Jordan. LE 6-2657, if no answer call 582-7097. 14tf

HOUSE FOR SALE—Needs to be finished. New. 1300 sq. ft. Corner lot, 90' x 149', full basement, 3 bedrooms, kitchen, dining, living and bath. Price— $10, 500. Inquire at 201 Mary Street, East Jordan. 42x3

FOR SALE—Aluminum combin­ation storm windows and alum­inum siding installed complete­ly on your home. For free es­timate call or write: Rendle A. Madden, Ellsworth, Mich. Phone LU 8-2333. 41tf

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HELP WANTEDj^MALE OR FE­MALE--Local Rawleigh business available in East Jordan and Boyne City, Start immediately. Selling experience helpful but not necessary. Write at once for particulars. Rawleigh Dept. MC 192 251, Freeport, 111.41x3 WANTED--Baby sitting in home. Street, Fuller.

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WILL PICK UP--Ashes, Rubbish, Garbage, Trash of all kinds. Call LE 6-2619. OMEGA SALVAGE COMPANY. 24tf

FOR RENT

HOUSES FOR RENT—Both fur­nished and unfurnished. Dressel Realty, East Jordan. LE 6-2200

44-1 FOR RENT—Two bedroom farm house. References. Call J.U 2-7010 after 5. Boyne City ^ " 3

CARD OF THANKS Thank you for the many kind­

nesses shown to me and my fam­ily during my recent stay at the Charlevoix Hospital.

Sincerely, Jim Lilak. Jr. 44x1 CARD OF THANKS

Thanks to the many friends who called on me while I was in the hospital, and for the many cards, letters and phone calls sent to cheer me.

Vern Whiteford 44-1

FOR SALE--303 Enfield Rifle, 2 boxes shells. In good con­dition. $30. 00 Fred Sutton, 2 1/2 miles east of Chestonia. LOST--Large black Persian cat. Named Muff. Reward. LE 6 2546. 44-1

WANTED—Applications are now being taken for position as club manager, Rebec-Sweet Post, American Legion, East Jordan. Contact Leon Peterson, East Jordan, Day; 536-2201. Night: 536-7302. 44-1

WANTED—Part time, mail truck driver. Call LE 6-2396 or see George Rebec at East Jor­dan Cooperative Co. 44x1 CARPENTER WORK—Remodel­ing and roofing. Siding and new houses. LE 6-7509 44x4

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CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank everyone for

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NEWS-HERALD East Jordan, Michigan November 4, 1965 Page 9

| Council Proceedings The Minutes of a Special

Meeting of the City Council held Tuesday, October 26, 1965, at 7:30 p . m .

The Special Meeting was called to consider the bids for the preparation of the wellsite.

The Meeting was called to order by Mayor Meredith.

Present: Mayor Meredith Aldermen Shepard, Morrison, Peters, Stanek, and Olson.

Absent: Alderman Morris. Bids were received on the pro­

posed work as follows: Frank Kenney $ 1,985.00

Drenth Brothers 2, 700.00 Lilak and Moore 1, 545.50 It was moved by Alderman

Morrison and supported by Al­derman Peters that the bid of Lilak and Moore be accepted. Motion carried all ayes.

It was moved by Iderman

B. A. asks: We would like to know against what clubs Sandy Koufax requistered his no-hitters.

Morrison and supported by Al­derman Stanek that the meeting be adjourned. Motion carried.

Benj. E. Bustard City Clerk

A. They were against New York in 1962, San Francisco in '1963, Philadelphia in 1964 and the Cubs in 1965. His last one was his perfect name,

J. M. asks: When Dave Man was named" Golfer of the year"

in October, what were his total earnings at that time?

A. He had earnings of $63, 375 at that t ime.

P.W. asks; What is the mean­ing of "double" in rowing?

A. It is a shell that accom­modates two scullers.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION General

State of Michigan. r No. 6458. Probate Court for the County

of Charlevoix. Estate of Clif­ford Bailey, Deceased.

It is Ordered that on January 13th, 1966, at 10:30 a . m . , in the Probate Courtroom in the City of Charlevoix, Michigan a hearing be held on he pe l t ion of William G. Boswell, Admin­istrator, with Will Annexed, at which all creditors of said de­ceased are required to prove their claims. Creditors must file sworn claims with the Court and serve a copy on said Admin­istrator, at East Jordan, Michi­gan, prior to said hearing.

Publication and service shall be made as provided by Statute and Court Rule. Dated; October 28, 1965

Hon. Jonn Makel Judge of Probate

Robert C. Klevorn, Administrator, WWA

215 South Lake Street Boyne City, Michigan 44-3

ORDER OF PUBLICATION General

State of Michigan. Probate Court for the County of Char­levoix. Estate of Theodore E. Malpass, Deceased.

It is Ordered that on Novem­ber 30, 1965, at 11:00 a . m . , in the Probate Courtroom, Char­levoix, Michigan a hearing be held on Final Account of Exe­cutors.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, Pro­bate Court, Charlevoix County, in the matter of the Estate of Theodore E. Malpass, I, Regis­ter of said Court, having the legal custody of the files and records thereof, do hereby cer­tify that I have compared the attached copy of Order of Pub­lication with die original there­of on file in said Court, and have found same to be a cor­rect transcript therefrom and of the whole of such original. In Testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affix­ed the seal of said Court at the City of Charlevoix, in said County, this 26th day of Oct­ober, 1965.

Dorothy Moeschke, Register of Probate.

Publication and service shall be made as provided by Statute and Court Rule. Dated; October 26, 1965

S/ Hon. John Makel Judge of Probate

Gerald A. Mason 808 McKay Tower Grand Rapids, Mich. Attorney for; Phyllis Malpass Henry J. Drenth EMtjocdAti, Michigan 43-3

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J. VAN DELLEN, M. D. 2 to 5 daily

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Phones: Office, LE 6-7231 .Residence, Ellsworth, LU8-2644

JOHN C. SCHMITTDIEL Chiropractor

Thursday open 'til noon Mon., Wed., Fri., 9-12, 2-5 and 7-9; Tues., Sat. , 9-1: and 2-5.

Professional Building Boyne City JU 2-6292

DR. ROBERT II. OLSON OPTOMETRIST

111 Mill St. East Jordan Thursday only

For appointments, call LE 6-2587 on Thursday only

Petoskey DI 7-8912 434 East Lake St. Petoskey

Evenings by Appointment

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Funeral Director Phone LE 6-7031

MONUMENTS

DRENTH BROTHERS Building Contractors

Gravel Fill Dirt Brikcrete Bulldozing

LU 8-2277, Ellsworth

Sales — Service Michigan Bottled Gas

SHERMAN'S HARDWARE Washing Machine Service

229 Main, East Jordan 536-2961 536-2922

NORTHLAND DAIRY FOOD PRODUCTS, INC. Grade A Dairy Products

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NEWS-HERALD East Jordan, Michigan • November 4, 1965 Page 10

DON SHIRLEY TRIO TO APPEAR IN PETOSKEY CONCERT

One of the most brilliant artists and exciting person­alities to illuminate the world of music in America in many a season is the young pianist, Don Shirley, who is scheduled to appear in Petoskey, Thurs­day evening, November 4 at The Petoskey High School Auditorium under the auspices

• of the northern Michigan Com­munity Concerts Association.

Heading his own Don Shirley Trio(plAno, cello and bass) he is a many-facted artist whose musical creativity has sky­rocketed him to high praise and recognition In the music world.

Don Shirley was born In Kings­ton, Jamaica, January 29, 1927. His mother was Ms first teacher, and his progress was so prodigious that in 1936 at the age of nine he was invited to study theory

, with Mittolovski at the Leni-grad Conservatory of Music. Later he studied with the famous

' organist, Conrad Bernler, and advanced composition with Bernier and Dr. Thaddeus Jones at the Catholic University in Washington, D. C.

CHEST CLINIC IN GAYLORD OPEN FOR FREE X-RAYS The Gaylord Chest Clinic,

located in the Gaylord State Home, is open the second and fourth Wednesday's of each month from 1 p.m. to 4p .m. This Clinic is a free service, provided by the state in Its fight to help control tuber­culosis. The only requirement to get a chest x-ray is to have a signed requisition from either your local health department or your family doctor.

The findings reported to your health department or your doctor not only include tuberculosis, but any other respiratory dis­eases noted.

"The right angle to use in doing: a hard job is the try-angle."

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CONSERVATION SALE NETS $48,000

The Conservation Depart­ment's recent series of tax-reverted state land sales netted nearly $48, 000 for 34 northern counties.

Each county will receive me full amount of receipts from publlx auctions as soon as deeds! are drawn up and other paper work Is completed.

Largest share of this month's sales money will go to Midland county where state lands drew a total bid of $12, 060.

Following is a list of other counties and their earnings from the Department's sales;

Clare, $1,420; Gladwin, $1, 500; Isabella, $2,100; Ogemaw, $1,100; Roscommon, $455; Alpena, $200; Antrim, $675; Charlevoix, $1,365; Cheboygan, $2, 535; Crawford, $150; Emmet, $2, 960; Kalkaska, $125;

Otsego, $220; Benzie, $1, 580; Grand Traverse, $425; Manistee, $125; Mason, $735; Newaygo, $785; Oceana, $640; and Lake $1, 670.

An Invitation

You are cordially-invited to attend the 55th wedding anniver­sary of Mr. and Mrs. Cort Hayes on Novem­ber 6, 1965 at the Swan City Goodwill Center, from 4 p .m. on.

A band will be there at 9 p .m. for dancing.

The children of Mr. and Mrs. Cort'

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NEWS-HERALD East Jordan, Michigan November 4, 1965 Page 11

PERSONALS

George Rebec, daughter Re­becca, son Robert spent Saturday at Caro, visiting Rudy who is attending school there.

Mrs. Jennie LaLonde is spend­ing the winter months at the Merle Miller home, Advance Road, in Advance, across from the REA plant.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bos are happy to announce the Birth of a baby girl at the Little Traverse Hospital October 25th.

John Katalik son of Mr. and Mrs. George Katalik is a medical patient at the Lock-wood McDonald Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Kraemer are happy to announce the birth of a baby girl at the Charlevoix Hospital October 19th. She has been named Lori Ann.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ruhlman are announcing the birth of a baby boy, born at the Little Traverse Hospital October 27th.

Little Heather Dipzinski daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Dipzinski was taken to the Charlevoix Hospital Thursday for emergency treatment after drinking some paint thinner at her home.

AROUND EAST

J O R D A N

Pvt. Richard McKinnon Jr. of Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri is spending a two weeks leave with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Richard McKinnon Sr.

The. Mildred Drescher Circle of the Methodist Church will meet Wednesday November 10th. at the home of Mrs. Sherman Conway. Mrs. Geneva Sedg-man will be co-hostess and Mrs. Archie Graham will have charge of the Devationals.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Weldy spent the week end in Detroit visiting their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Faust and family.

Mrs. FJva Barrie was 99 years old Sunday October 31 . Those from away who came to help her celebrate the grand event were Mr and Mrs. Ed Barrie and Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Harvey of Flint, Dr. and Mrs. Ed Bennett of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. Al Roberts, of Grayling, Mrs. Edna Blair who cares for her mother was also present. The honored guest enjoys as good health as one could expect at that age. She received many gifts and cards which all helped to make the day one long to be re­membered.

Mrs. Edith Sevafford and Mrs. Grace O'Connor have left for Florida to spend the wintet. Enroute they will visit relatives in various places,

FORMER RESIDENT DIES IN WISCONSIN

William J. Palmer of 1039 Algona Blvd., Osh Kosh, Wis­consin, age 94» died in Mercy Hospital, Osh Kosh, October 20th. Mr. Palmer was the last living charter member of Mark Chapfr No. 275 O. E. S.

William Carl Garlick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Garlick, re­cently was pledged by Omega Chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon International Fraternity at Albion College. TKE, with over two hundred chapters, is the largest social fraternity in the world. Primary emphasis at TKE is placed on scholastic achievement, leadership and cooperation.

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Barnett have returned to their home after visiting relativies in Lansing

The Past Noble Grands of The Jassamine Rebekah Lodge met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Eloise Crowell. Mrs. Crawell who is president of the organization conducted the business meeting. Mrs. Beatrice Kopkau reported on the Michigan Rebekah Assembly held in Grand Rapids. Mrs. Irene Wright gave the De-votionals.

The next meeting will be held November 30th. at the home of Mrs. Adiline Bower-man.

Vern Whiteford returned to his home Friday, from the Little Traverse Hospital where he was a surgical patient.

Bowling E.J. Ladies Bowling October 28, 1965

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NEWS-HERALD East Jordan, Michigan

METHODIST CHURCH Rev. John Miller, Pastor

Sunday; Morning Worship, 10 a. m. Church School, 11 a . m . General Meeting, WSCS,

third Monday each month. Mildred Drescher Circle

meets second Wednesday of each month.

Official Board meets the second Thursday of the month.

ST JOSEPH CHURCH Rev. Joseph J. Malinowski, Pastor

MASSES Sundays: 7:30 and 9:30 a . m . Holydays; 7:30 a . m . &7:30 p . m . Weekdays: 7:15 a . m .

(During school year)

CATECHISM CLASSES SATURDAY MORNING

11th and 12th grades at 8;30 (in hall)

9th and 10th grades at 9:30 (in church)

1st to 8th grades at 9:30 (in hall)

FOOTBALL

(From Page One)

out front. Their attempt for extra point was blocked.

East Jordan passing failed to click against the Rayders and the locals were unable to contain them on the ground. Red Devil defense was not enough against Charlevoix.

BOWLING

(From Page One)

ual, M. Murphy 210 Winner of Ice Cream from

Taylor's Grocery, Bill Dunson with 56 pins over average. G. Bos well 531 A. Anderson 530 H. Peebles 523 S. Russell 512 B. Drenth 505 B. Dunson 500 M. Murphy -210 W. Bennett -209

Just take a gander at the above scores. If I didn't have these cards right in my hand, I'd say it was another league. A couple of weeks ago G. Boswell was at the bottom of the heap with a low 500 series. This week he is • at the top of the pack with above 500 series. How about that? What a couple of weeks won't do to a guy. Nuf Sed. Joe.

The regular communication of East Jordan Lodge No. 379 will be held next Tuesday night at 8:00. Prior to the meeting a family night pot-luck supper will be served at 6:30. This is for all masons, Stars and their families. We want everyone there even if it is impossible to stay for the Lodge meeting held later in the evening.

Irene Wright was the lucky winner at the drawing held at the last Regular. The Building committee redeemed one share of stock which she owned.

The Lodge mourns the loss of one of it's esteemed members, Abe Cohn who passed away while officiating at a high school football game. The Great Lights of the Lodge will be draped in mourning for thirty days in his memory.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Daniel Axt, Pastor

Sunday, November 7 9:45 a . m . Sunday School 11:00 a . m . Worship Service

Tuesday, November 9 10:00 a . m . Executive Board meeting at the home of Mrs. Albert Sinclair. 3 :45 p . m . Youth Chior

Wednesday, November 10 8:00 p . m . Session meeting

Thursday, November 11 7:00 p . m . Chior rehersal

UNITED MISSIONARY CHURCH Rev. M. S. Krake, Pastor

Thursday, November 4 Prayer Meeting 7:30 p . m .

Friday, November 5 Men's Prayer Meeting 7:30 p . m .

Sunday, November 7 Sunday School, 10:00 a . m . Worship 11:00 a . m . Youth Fellowship 6:30 p . m. Worship 7:30 p . m .

Tuesday, November 9 Women's Prayer Meeting

10:00 a . m . Wednesday November 10

Women's Missionary Society meeting. 10:00 a . m .

GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH Douglas Syson, Interim Pastor

Phone: 536-7029 Sunday:

Morning Worship 11 a .m. Sunday School, 6 : 30p .m . Evening Service, 7:30 p . m .

Wednesday: Prayer Meeting and Bible Study

REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATER DAY

SAINTS Branch President, Elder Gilbert

Fox Sunday;

Church School 9;45 a .m. Preaching 11:00 a .m.

Wednesday: Choir at 7 p . m . Prayer service at 8 p . m .

Tuesday, Adult Class " Bible, Book of Faith"

Thursday, Senior Choir 7:00 p .m . Committees 8:00 p .m . Church Council 9:00 p .m .

EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH Warren Salveson, Pastor

Saturday, Youth Choir at 9:30 a .m . Confirmation at 9:30 a .m .

Sunday, Church school at 10:00 a .m. Morning Worship at 11:15 a .m.

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Catholic Clothing Campaign

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"It's hard for a youngster to learn good manners with­out seeing any."

Volunteers of the American Cancer Society from all cor­ners of Michigan gathered at the Civic Center in Lansing to wind up a successful year and to lay plans for the re­lentless fight against this dreaded disease. The Char­levoix county unit was re­presented by Mrs. Margaret Sorenson, Mrs. Marion Martin and Mrs. Ruth Edginton.

PERSONALS

Archie Murphy spent Saturday in Petoskey. He visited his sister-in-law Mrs. Hattie Mur­phy who is a patient at the Petoskey Geriatric and Care Center.

Mrs. Rose Conway of Clio is visiting relatives in East Jordan. She came because of the illness of her sister Mrs. Hattie Koake.

Russell and Ralph Bisnett of Monte Rey, California visited their cousins Mr. and Mrs. Archie Murphy Saturday night. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Murphy and their guests were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Warner of Norwood. Other guests there to enjoy the day with them were Pat Murphy of Marquette and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Townes of Rockford.

Nine new Lansing Police officers were sworn in during Cer­emonies at the Police Building October 29. Mayor Murningham presented the officers with their badges. Included in the nine was Gerald D. Misner. Gerald served four years in the U. S. Army military Police stationed in Germany. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Misner and a 1960 graduate of East Jordan High School.

Mr. J. D. Frost who has been a patient in the Charlevoix Hospital since June, receiving treatment for a broken leg re­turned to his home Sunday.

AROUND EAST

JORDAN

Mr. and Mrs. Archie Murphy spent Wednesday in Lansing. Mr. Murphy attended a F.H.A. Advisory Board Meeting. Mrs. Murphy visited her daughter Linda who is attending M.S.U. and also with Mrs. Joe E. Wells.

Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Saxton and W o sons of Houghton Lake spent the week end with his mother, Mrs. Mary Saxton.

Miss Leila Clink is a patient at the Charlevoix hospital.

Bruce Sanderson of Birmingham and Bill Sanderson of Akron, Ohio spent the week end visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Sanderson.

Parker Seiler of Houghton Lake spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Seiler.

Mrs. Fred Zoulik, a graduate of Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit Michigan who has been on the nursing staff of Charlevoix Hospital for several years has resigned to accept a position with District 3 Health De­partment.

Mr. and Mrs. Gene Seeley and family spent the week end in Lansing visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Smith. While there they attended the Michigan State game. On Sunday they visited Mr. Seeley's brother and sister^ in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Cort Seeley and brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Clint Drake.

The 17th annual Thanksgiving Clothing Campaign sponsored by the U. S. Bishops will be con­ducted in the more than 17, 000 parishes throughout the nation during November. (Dates for the collection in Grand Rapids diocese are November 7 to 14.)

Last year 18 million pounds of clothing were donated during last year's campaign. The clothing brought help and hope, without regard to race, religion or color, to the poor in 60 countries of Europe, Africa, Asia and Latin America.

About one third of the items collected during November will be earmarked for shipment to South Vietnam. Over 400 tons of clothing, footwear and bed­ding materials already have been distributed by CRS, the overseas aid agency, to suffer­ing refugees, widows, orphans and other war victims in South Vietnam.

Auxiliary Bishop Charles A. Salatka, who just recently re ­turned from Rome said: It is hard to turn down a Missionary Bishop when he appeals to you face to face." And, he said: "as we sort through our usable clothing in the anticipation of this year's campaign, I hope we will find it just as hard to deny ± e destitute of the world. Re­gardless of race, color, or creed, they are our brothers and sisters in Christ. And except for God, we would be in their desperate plight."

Usable clothing, shoes, bed­ding materials may be brought to the Legion Hall on Main Street on the following days; Monday, November 8, Tuesday Nov. 9th and Wednesday Nov. 10th between the hours of 1 and 4 o'clock in the afternoon.

BOATING COURSE IN CHARLEVOIX

The Charlevoix Coast Guard Auxiliary in Charlevoix is spon­soring a course in Basic Seaman­ship beginning Wednesday, Nov. 3 . It is not too late to join the course. Lessons start at 7:30 each Wednesday and last approx­imately 2 hours. It is an eight week course.

Subjects covered will be "In­troduction to Pleasure Boating", "Maneuvering," "Marlin Spike Seamanship", "Aids to Nava-gation", "Charts and Compass", "Rules of the Road", "Legal Res­ponsibility", and "Safe Motor Boat Operation."

All men and women, age 16 or over are welcome to join the course. There is no charge for instruction, but a fee of $3.50 is charged for text books and

. instructional material.

GIVE NOW! TO THE CHEST CAMPAIGN

Grandvue Notes Mrs. Mabel Cummings of

Charlevoix was admitted to the Facility on October 14 th; Mrs. Irene Hunt of Boyne City was* admitted on October 19th and Mr. Henry Dodds of Boyne City was admitted on October 28th.

Mrs. Abba Powers of Char­levoix expired on October 28th and Mr. Amber Muma of East Jordan expired on October 14th.

Ministers in charge of the Sun­day evening services during the month of October have been: Rev. J. Lugibihl of the Bible Baptist Church in Charlevoix, Rev. W. Salveson of the Luther­an Church in East Jordan, Rev, B. McBratnie of the 1st Methodist Church in Charlevoix, Rev. D. Axt of the Presbyterian Church in East Jordan and the Rev. Mrs. Leona Winegarden of the Charlevoix Methodist Church.

Employees enjoying vaca­tions this month; Mrs. Ellen Merritt of Boyne City, Mrs. Le-tha Decker, Mrs. Maryanna Derenzy, Mrs. MarAnn Sutliff and Mrs. Ruby Cihak, all of East Jordan and Mr. Sims Ba­ker of Charlevoix.

Mrs. Marjorie Best has joined ' our Nursing Staff as a Registered

Nurse and Mrs. Virginia Uh-linger is now employed at the Facility as a Nurses Aide.

Mrs. Hilda Hartlep and Mrs. Doris Reynolds spent October 6 and.-7th in Marquette attending a meeting on Medical Care Facilities.

Mrs. Don Hott, Mrs. Harold Gobel and Mrs. Bob Pearsall from the East Jordan Lutheran Church held a birthday party on October 6th for patients hav­ing October Birthdays: Mr. Ernest Reinhardt, Mr. Lewis Bockes, Mrs. Anna Farmer, Mrs. Annetta Peck, Mrs. Eva May-

ville, Mrs. Mabel Walker and Mrs. Telles O'Brien. Ice Cream and cake was served and pre­sents presented to the patients.

The regular monthly meeting of the Charlevoix County Wel­fare Commission was held Wed­nesday, October 13th with Mrs. Doris Reynolds, Rev. George Majors, Mr. George Hutchinson of Charlevoix, Mr. Roy Scott of Boyne City and Mr. Clar­ence Healey of East Jordan attending.

Supervisors of Charlevoix County who were in session at the Courthouse in Charlevoix were entertained at a dinner here at the Facility on October 13th. Department heads from the Courthouse and our staff Doctors, Dr. J. Savory and Dr. J. VanDellen and our Chaplin, Rev. M. Krake also enjoyed the dinner.

Employees of the Facility attended a delightful shower for Miss Dawn Sayles given by Mrs. Helen Siegel at her East Jordan home on October 21st. Dawn received many useful and pretty gifts; a delicious lunch was served.

The First Aid Class of East Jordan School taught by Betty Robertson came out Monday and decorated the Facility rooms and doors with Halloween cutouts of Witches, Pumpkins, Black Cats, Pilgrims, etc . They also brought favors for the trays. Mrs. Galmore also brought in some Halloween candy.

Mrs. Margaret Goodman, R.N. , Hospital Consultant with the Michigan State Department of Social Welfare visited the Facility on Wednesday and Thursday of this past week and reviewed policies and pro­cedures with Mrs. Hilda Hartlep.