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VOLUME 59 NUMBER 3 EAST JORDAN, MICH., THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 19S5 TEN CENTS

One of the most important projects of the Jordan River Sports• BADER^AIDS POLIO men's Club is the feeding of the ducks, geese and swan on the Jor• dan River during winter. Shown here is Vern Whiteford, well known local sportsman, who has spent much of his own time making sure the birds have food when temperatures are low and the ground is covered with snow. (Photo by Huckle) The newly revived Jordan Ri• ver Sportsmen's Club has turned . OVER THE its attention to- improvement, of East Jordan's sportsman's park. BACK FENCE Immediate problems facing the new group are the feeding of BY MARSHALL the swan, geese and ducks on the river during winter months, put• * * Happy to see Ed Streeter back ting the building in the park to in town again. use, and building membership up Merchants' Meeting At Dimes Campaign Underway # * * to at least 100. Rotary members sang a spec• At the group's meeting last ial song dedicated to Bill Downs Thursday in the post office buil• Through The Community Tuesday, it was: "The daring ding, Earl Leatherman, teacher Jordan Inn Tuesday East Jordan's annual "Mothers' March of Dimes" will be held thru voung man on a new pair of at the local high school, was nam• out the residential district next Thursday night, January 27th, ac• skis." ed president; and Jerry Rogers cording to Mrs. A. R. Sinclair, chairman of the mothers' march. of Huckles Studio was elected • • • Mrs. Sinclair said Wednesday that one mother from each block * * * secretary-treasurer. The club has Residents will head up solicitations for her own block. Al Thorsen is building a fish yet to name a vice president. Heavy Business Agenda The'march will start at 7 p.m. shanty that's "out of this world." and continue for one hour. The Keith Dressel was named It's so big he many heed to seek Invited To New Story beginning will be announced with a building permit from the city chairman of the membership Op ens To Members Only the blowing of the Foundry fathers. committee and reported Wed• whistle and the ringing of church nesday that about 60 sports The East Jordan Businessmen's first monthly meeting for the new Celebration About M-32 bells. minded persons have paid the year will be held 7 p.m. Tuesday night at Jordan Inn, chairman Don• East Jordan officials A banker and a clothing sales• $2.00 annual membership fee so ald Clark has announced. East Jordan residents have were Those residents wishing to far. Chairman Clark said the board of directors decided last week to checking a story this week which contribute to the mothers' march man got their picture's smack dab open Tuesday night's meeting to members only. Dinner will not be been invited to attend a two day claimed the State highway de• on the front page of the sports international good will program are asked to turn their porch Elmer Green heads a commit• served. partment has plans for abandon• lights on. section of Sunday's Free Press. tee to check possible use of the Due to the heavy amount of planned for Avalanche Ski Run ing their control of state high• It was taken while they were house in the park. business and the importance of in Boyne City, January 29 and way M-32 from East Jordan to Last year, Mrs. Sinclair said, bowling in Detroit. No score* 30. Elmira. the mothers march added $267 were mentioned. The group hopes to join the the current year's schedule of Business To Michigan United Conservation projects, it was decided to dis• The Boyne City Chamber of It was said that if this happen• to the local March of Dimes * * * Clubs before long. Commerce is inviting local resi• ed, control of that portion of the Campaign. miss other activities at Tuesday Continue At dents to see ceremonies at the Five lawyers have been men• Another meeting has been night's session. highway would fall back on Char• Helping Mrs. Sinclair with the tioned in connection with pro• planned for Thursday night, Ja• ski run when the city honors 19 levoix and Antrim counties. mothers' march are Kay Braman Additional industry, the plan• German exchange students from bating of the late Frank Foote's nuary 27 at the post office buil• Other rumors concerning M-32 and Peggy Thomas. ding. ning of a 2-day celebration for Downs' Office all over Michigan. will. early summer, the appointment were checked with the highway BADER LOANS STATION * * * of committees, the obtaining of East Jordan's city attorney The students arrived in United department at Lansing several IT WAS also announced that In the interest of civic beauty, summer long boat races, and se• William Downs is receiving visi• States last August and have been months ago and proved to be Baders Standard Service will this newspaper will publish free Musical Group veral other matters of business tors at Charlevoix hospital where living with Michigan families at• without foundation. aid the March of Dimes campaign tending high schools during their classified ads in -the classified will be discussed. he was taken Saturday when he by donating all gasoline profits year stay. for January 28th. section for those residents who Entertains At The association has been asked suffered a broken leg at the lo• want old non-used buildings with by the Michigan Public Service cal ski run. Special ceremonies will be held Local Cast Members of the local Masonic in the city limits torn down and Rotary Meeting Commission, of Lansing, to give atop the ski run in honor of the Lodge will work the pumps on removed. A musical group from East a definite expression concerning Downs ,who was a sparkplug many students. Residents are that day. This is Harold Bader's * * * Jordan high school entertained the East Jordan office of the behind development of the new urged to attend the fireworks Stars In annual contribution to the March of Dimes program. You. can drop the word "only"Rotar y Club members at their Railway Express Agency. run, said Tuesday that he is in demonstrations during which a eight times in the following sen• regular noon luncheon Tuesday. daily contact ^¾].¾ his East Jor• huge flare will be touched off Jason Snyder, of the Masonic Under direction of Mrs. Alta A commission spokesman said at the sumit G'f Avalanche light• P.T.C. Play tence and get a different mean• they would take the association's dan office by telephone. He said Lodge, said members will donate ing each time: "She told me that Drapeau, the Swan City Cygnets ing a 30-foot cross that marks "Hats Off To Grandma," the their time working at the stat• sang several numbers. Also on report into consideration when business will be carried on as us• the center of the slope. she loved me." a hearing comes up on the ques• play chosen by the local Parent- ion for the day and that coopera• the program were Fred DeHaven ual. Those wishing additional in• Teacher Club, will be presented tion of the residents will be ap• * * * playing trombone and Ron Wil• tion of allowing the agency to formation on the big 2-day event close the local office. The attorney was elected sec• January 26 at 8 p.m. in the East preciated by both the lodge and Not long ago the Coon Rapids son, playing trumpet. Jim Mc• may contact Mrs. Glen Tucker, Jordan high school gymnasium. the service station. (Iowa) Enterprise was asked to Laughlin sang a solo and a quar• At the last board of directors retary - treasurer of the newly formed Jordan Valley Winter secretary, Boyne City chamber This is a three-act comedy writ• print 2,700 handbills for a local tette with Thurlan Meredith, meeting held .at the City Hall of commerce. ten by J. Vincent Barret and pro• Additional information con• merchant's mailing under the Fred DeHaven, Margaret Lord members discussed a proposal Sports association and has been cerning the community polio highly active in development and duced through special arrange• new non-addressed mail regulat• and Nan Drapeau, sang several from the Boyne City chamber ment with the Art Craft Play campaign for 1955 will be re• ion. The merchant was well satis• numbers. of commerce that both cities con• operation of the group's new ski leased next week by Chairman run. Three Men Company of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. fied wiiii the printing job, and The musical presentation was sider making it possible for lake Director, Mrs. Sadie Liskum, Alex Sinclair. next day came in to say that he arranged for Rotary by Dr. John boats to lay up in Lake Charle• Howard E. Beatty, former Pe• announces the following all-star would like 100 more handbills. Savory. voix over winter months. toskey man, will be a candidate cast of local talent: * * * * * * Frank Foote for the state board of agricul• Madge, the mother, Emma Ne• Stafford Seeks Not wanting to handle this EACH MEMBER of the new ture nomination in Detroit, Feb. mecek; Glenn, the oldest son, small rush order, the publisher Attend 4-H board of directors has expressed Will Hearing 19th. Beatty was born in Petos• Bruce Malpass; Alexander, the sent a member of the staff to strong desire to develop civic key and graduated from MSC. youngest son, Parker Seiler; Inis State Board the Post Office. He came back Conference projects which will mean more February 2nd He nows lives in Saginaw. Pruitt, Madge's sister, Carol with ovlr 100 handbills—col-, employment and will bring addi• Dale Stafford, of Greenville, Howe; Tucke*r, Inis' son, Robert lected out of the Post Office At Twin Lakes tional financial aid to residents There are no new develop• an East Jordan summer resident Walczak; Gladys, Glenn's young Nomination w^ste basket. The publisher de• and businessmen. ments concerning the will left is also seeking the nomination. wife, Martha Galmore; Laura Six young people from the by the late Frank H. Foote, of Scudder, the outgoing cook, Em• Dale Stafford, an East Jordan livered the order and was care• East Jordan area attended an The board members expressed Arthur K. Rouse, of Boyne Ci• summer resident and publisher ful to point out how it was filled opinion that some non-competit• East Jordan, according to Pro• ty, is a present member of the ma Hayden; Annie Bassett, the older youth 4-H conference at bate Judge Floyd Supp, of Char• incoming cook, Carrie Stecker; of the Greenville Daily News, so quickly, and suggested a bet• Twin Lakes in Traverse City ive industrial plant might be at• state board. will be a candidate for the Re• ter means of advertising. tracted to the city if the mem• levoix. Freda Borden, the girl next door, January 14, 15 and 16. They It is felt by many farmers that Margaret Murray; Kathryn publican nomination for the * * * were Laverne Hart, Betty Fish• bership decides to give full sup• Judge Supp said a hearing will if northern Michigan is well re• State Board of Agriculture. No• port toward such efforts. Bock-Smyth, a socialite, Frances The federal government and er, Martha Lord, Fritz Healey, be held in his office 10 a.m., presented on the. agricultural Palmiter and Flora, Kathryn's mination will be made at the Re• the Michigan Department of Gilbert Arnott and Pat VonSoos- February 2nd at which time at• board, the area will be in better daughter, Martha Lord. publican convention in Detroit, Conservation want to exchange ten. Other young people who at• torneys for relatives and legatees position for future farm develop• February 19. tended from Charlevoix County Reserve January 26th for the some land titles near East Jor• of the will are to be present. ment. PTC Dlay. Stafford, a native of St. Lou• dan. The notice of this appears were Ruth Smith and Billy Mor• COMING is, Michigan, is a MSC alumnus. in a legal announcement on the row from the Charlevoix area. As a student in 1926 he was the b^ck page of this issue. If you The group was accompanied EVENTS BASKETBALL school's first athletic publicity c.n figure out just where this by Harry Pearsall, 4-H leader director. He served three terms Knd is, you're a better man than from East Jordan and K. C. Fes- January 20 — The Catholic as the alumni member, of the we are, Gunga Din. terling, District 4-H agent. Study Club meets with Mrs. Har• MSC Athletic Board of Control, vey Mosher at 8 p.m. Red Devils Start Second Half * * * The entire conference of 64 completing his last term in 1954. youth worked on a "Know Your Since then he has been a mem• Why can't the two organizat• Neighbor" program for the three January 21—Red Devils play Grayling at home, 7 p.m. ber of the MSC Alumni Advisory ions say there's two pieces of days. Carried on local, state, na• With Perfect Conference Slate Council, representing Northwest knd out yonder in the hills and tional and international levels, January 21—The Mary Mar• Michigan. we aims to trade? Or wouldn't the group was divided into na• tha Group of the Methodist A fired up Boyne City outfit thi lawyers understand? tions, and all planning and work Prior to purchasing the Daily Church meets with Mrs. Cecil jumped into a quick lead over chance to climb high in the nor• News in 1951, he was managing * * * at the conference was done by Blair at 6:30 p.m. the East Jordan Red Devils on W L the nation committees. thern C loop. East Jordan . 7 0 editor of the Detroit Free Press. Harold Bader is offering a the Rambler's court Friday night His earlier years in journalism $1.5.00 reward to anyone proving January 21—Jordan River 10- and then after trailing through• Charlevoix 6 1 OF Lodge. Boyne City 4 3 were spent in Pontiac, Lansing Shit Bill Swoboda has been out the game tied things up when East Jordan's 52-47 win over and Jackson and with the Det• „_„„ii, oking cigarettes or the final gun sounded, 41-41. Pellston Tuesday night was their Grayling 4 3 t sm South Arm January 25—The Study Club Pellston . 3 4 roit Associated Press.. hiring them on his person. meets with Florence Swoboda as seventh straight and kept them The boys from Boyne City lea• atop the loop standings. Boyne Gaylord 2 5 "From my long association (Those boys are serious). Dance Team hostess. The program, which will ped into a 11-8 lead daring the with Michigan State College I be about nolio, will be in charge City's 59-52 loss to Grayling Harbor Springs ... 1 6 * * * first period, but the league' lead• dropped them from near top po• Mancelona 0 7 have become increasingly aware On TV Wed. of. Alice Sherman. Ethel Crowell ing Red Devils took charge 22-15 of the great demands that are Jenny Davis phoned up and and Eva Pray are the. refresh^ sition. Charlevoix kept its sec• ' said she had a bottled gas range The South Arm 4-H square at halftime. ond place standing with a 71-36 going to be made on all higher in• ment cqmmHtee, stitutions of learning, in the next with a light and clock for sale. dance team, the Boomps-A-Dai- Playing the first overtime both trouncing over Mancelona. And that her Michigan Bell num• sys, with Martha Lord as caller January 25—The East Jordan Hamilton Is decade," Stafford said. "I feel sides dumped in two baskets be• The Gaylord Blue Devils that my background might en• ber is LE 6-2950. We forgot to will appear on WPBINrTV t.e}e: Businessmen's Association will fore the extra time ended. East put it in the, classified seetjqn so, vision station. Traverse City, at hold their regular monthly meet• pounded Harbor Springs farther Named County able me to aid Michigan State in Jordan's Danforth was fouled down the ladder in a 59-56 bat• solving the many problems it is here it is. Anything can happen 7 p.m. Wednesday, January 26th. ing at the Jordan Inn, 7 p.m. and sunk the first two shots af• on press day—and usually does, The dancers will be Agnes Zou- tle that was anybody's game un• Administrator certain to face in its great ex• January 26—-The Legion Aux• ter that, ending "the most excit• til near the final gun. pansion. lek, Jeanette Fisher, Sally Gra• ing game of the year," 47-45. ham, Jane Campau, Bobby iliary, Unit 227, will meet Wed• Beginning the second half of A Charlevoix county man Stafford has been active in Thompson,. Tommy Eichler, Ru• nesday evening at 8 p.m. at the the season's play when they re• Ralph S. Hamilton, of Charle• soil conservation in Montcalm Baby Recovering home of Mrs. Lewis Peterson for D ARB EE'S calm ball handling play each conference team, East voix, has been named public ad• County where he is interested in dy Bullman and Butch Goebel. during the "sudden death" over• Betty Jean Walden, 20 months K. C. Festerling, Emmet and a social meeting and a member• Jordan meets Grayling on the ministrator for the county. a Christmas tree farming pro• ship party. Hostesses will be Mrs. time is one of the reasons he is home court Friday night. ject. old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al• Continued on Page Six outstanding in Red Devil play. Hamilton is clerk of the Char• Tom Breakey and Mrs. William High spots in the second half He has held numerous news• bert Walden, of East Jordan, is Bennett. He paced Red Devil scoring levoix county Road Commission for the Red Devils will be Gray• at Boyne City and a member of paper posts, including chairman• recovering rapidly from facial It's A Girl! with 10 field goals for 20 points. ling, Charlevoix, Boyne Gity^and ship of the Michigan Associated burns at Charlevoix hospital. January 27—St. Ann's Altar Boyne City's Gordon Yahr had Pellston. the Charlevoix city council. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Becker, Society will hold their regular 14. Press and 1954 chairmanship of The baby tipped a can of hot His appointment was made by the Inland Daily Press Associa• grease on her face January 7th of East Jordan, have announced meeting at parish hall at 2:30 The Ramblers suffered a great TUESDAY'S SCORES tion News-Editorial Committee. the birth of a girl weighing six p.m. Martha Nemecek and Jen• loss during the first overtime Attorney General Thomas Kava- when she was reaching up to the naugh at Lansing. cupboard. pounds, fourteen ounces. The nie LaLonde will be hostesses. play. Carl Charon tossed one in, East Jordan 52, Pellston 47 He represented, the Michigan baby was born at Meadow Brook Members are asked to bring their lost his balance and sprained an Press Association in negotiating The parents said Wednesday Charlevoix 71, Mancelona 36 A son, Nick Hamilton, is back with the State Board of Agricul• they were pleased with her rapid hospital, Bellaire, January 11th. used Christmas and greeting ankle. Grayling 59, Boyne City 52 shop foreman for the News-Her• cards. ture for opening its meetings to improvement. It has been named Joanne Marie. It, was the. Rambler's fighting Gaylord 59, Harbor Springs 56 ald. the press. Page 2 * East Jordan News-Herald * Thursday, January 20, 1955

Marshall F. Sayles . . Editor & Publisher NORTHERN Bill Huckle Staff Photographer CHURCH SERVICES^ Telephone LEnox 6-2371 GHTS JANUARY 16, 1915 ASSEMBLY OF GOD SEVENTH - DAY ADVENTIST (Compiled by the News-Herald Staff) Rev. T. H. Moody Frank Covert died at the home The Charlevoix County Herald ...... 1896 Elder R. H. Clausen, Pastor of his daughter, Mrs. Clyde The East Jordan News • • - iyo^ Sunday School — 10:00 a.m. Sabbath School 9:45 Morning Worship — 11:Q0 a.m. Church Service 11:00 Wood, on Thursday. Entered as second class matter at the Post Office at East Fellow wants to know how come kids don't roll hoops with a stick Evangelistic Service — 8:00 p.m. Arthur Shepard and Minnie Jordan, Michigan. anymore? Women's Missionary Council— REORGANIZED CHURCH OF & & * Gleason, both of East Jordan, Published weekly a 206 Main Street, East Jordan, Michigan Thursday 10 a.m. JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER They are doing: big things over in Advance. George Ely is heading united in marriage at Charlevoix. Subscription Kates-(Payable in advance) $2.50 per year; up civil defense work for the area and folks are putting the finishing Prayer Meeting—Thursday 8 pm DAY SAINTS Elder Ole Olson, Pastor * * % $3.50 per year outside Northern Michigan. touches on a ground observer station which will probably be the only 24-hour manned station north of Grand Rapids and Saginaw. METHODIST CHURCH Church School 10.00 a.m. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Claude * * * Rev. R. H. Moore, Pastor Morning Worship 11:0 a.m. Pearsall, a daughter, January There will be a guard on duty at all times. This will prevent sup• LE 6-2254 LI 7-2058 Zions League Tues., 7:30 p.m. 12th. ervisors from climbing the tower and looking over the county to see Morning Worship 10:00 am Prtyer Service, Wed., 8:00 p.m. * * * pf all is well on the political front. And an occasional road commis• Church School 11:15 am Mr. and Mrs. Eber Ashley will Charlevoix County . . . sioner peering over the supervisor's shoulder will not be legitimate, MYF 7:00 p.m. FINKTON BIBLE celebrate their 20th anniversary either. Charlevoix county's future never seemed brighter. Each day it FELLOWSHIP CHURCH January 14. unfolds before us in a pattern of modern progress that ought to * * * UNITED MISSIONARY Followed by short morning ser• * * * fire ''the imagination of the most doubtful. There's going to be something mighty strange going on over at CHURCH vices. The farm home of Joseph Et• Gaylord, February 12th. Twenty big balloons like those launched over cher of Advance, burned Friday But it took Charlevoix county a half a century to shake the cloak the iron curtain will fall upon Gaylord. They will carry a message on C. W. Thompson, Pastor Sunday School, 10:30 am of stagnation and to roll its sleeves to this bright future. A future the Crusade for Freedom asking for contributions to sponsor Radio Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. "South Felowship 6:45 pm noon. which today has brought us nearer to the realization of our physical Free Europe; Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Evening Service 8:00pm * * * and social needs than any time in history. Youth Fellowship 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Prayer Meeting JANUARY 16, 1925 Early history of Charlevoix county displayed little genuine pro• Fred Leslie, of the Consumers Power Company, Boyne City of• Evangelistic Services 7:30 pm 7:30 pm John Mukel of Mancelona and gress. Of changing times and conditions there were plenty. But the fice, is the new president of their chamber of commerce. Arthur Prayermeeting (Thurs.) 8:00 Anna Farrell of East Jordan ehanges were not all progress and we were left ma swirl of iman-. Poineau, of Ideal Dairy, is#first vice-president and William Camburn, CHURCH OF GOD CHAPEL were married in Grand Rapids. cial frustration that saw industries fold up, our men attracted to of Northland Tobacco Co., is treasurer. Mrs. Glenn Tucker continues FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Rev. Ora Holley as secretary. Services Sunday Evening — 7:3C healthier financial areas. ^ ' * * * CHURCH Born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy And for many long year* Charlevoix county squirmed in the ANSWER TO LETTER received from Mrs. Q. C. G. of Elmira: Edward O. DeHaven, Pastor Hammond, a son, January 3rd. Regular Services: CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH face of much needed civic development. That's because the passmg No. Ice fishermen are informed that to clutter up the ice on a lake Boyne City — Wilson Twp. * * * of the last vestage of a great lumber era took with it many of the is as much against the law as a person cluttering up public grounds. The Church School meets at The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. jobs and men so badly needed to strike stakes to the future here at Fellow was fined $22.80 for leaving beer cans on the ice the other 9:45 with classes for all ages. Rev. Richard Noffxe, Pastor Wilson Township: Harry Sloop passed away Janu• home. day. Another man was nicked for $14.40 by the court for leaving rub• The Morning Worship begins ary 9th. bish on publicly-owned, land. at 11:00 o'clock. 9:30 am. Church Service The pages of history show that time and again our residents 10:30 a.m. Sunday School JANUARY 18, 1935 would make attempts to bring civic development to our cities and * * * The East Jordan High School the county as a whole. And each time the excitement was rather short Answer to letter from O. A. J., Ironton: Yes. Many northern EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Boyne City: band plans to celebrate its 10th Michigan high schools are talking or thinking about new school buil• CHURCH 11:00 Church Service lived. ' i •, 4. dings. Up in Harbor Springs they are looking over sketches of a anniversary. John TerWee is its Rev. Dale Larson, Pastor • 10:00 Sunday School present director. Any number were closely driven by circumstances that would not proposed $220,000 elementary school and farm shop. Sunday School every Sunday allow a long range look at the future. Many felt it sheer financial * * * ST. JOSEPH CHURCH * * * suicide to lift their eyes beyond the grind of their own everyday cir• The "Beaver Beacon" hit the streets the other day. And thereby at 10:00 a.m. Classes for all ages Rev. Joseph Malinowski, Pastor Laughlin A. McKinnon, 82, cle of endeavor. news is made. For the Beacon is the first newspaper to be published Church services every Sunday passed away at his farm home. at 11:00 a.m. Communion Ser• MASSES But the hopes and dreams of a sound economy for everyone are on Beaver Island since King Strang published the Northern Islander. Sundays—7:30 and 9:30 a.m. born in the minds of men: great men, determined to stake their phy• It is published by the 'Beaver Island Civic Association. vice first Sunday of every month The marriage of Mary Louise Luther League cooperative fa• Holydays—7:30 am and 7:30 pra Davis of Boyne City and Law• sical and financial future on their dreams. . What.ever became of Mcr. Lawson and his direct credits? He was Weekdays—8:00 a.m. And thus the first real progressive step was not taken until the the man who used to say: ''Unless you know these things you are not mily dinner second Sunday of rence Hayes of East Jordan was men and women of Charlevoix county decided to join hands to work educated. month at 1:00 p.m. BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH performed by Rev. John Cermak toward a better future for all. * * * Central Lake at the Methodist parsonage. '***' SPEAKING OF BEAVER Island and places like that. There will PENTECOSTAL FULL GOSPEL Rev. Paul Gelatt, Minister THE DARK CLOAK of ignorance was not jerked from our faces be excellent transportation to the Island next summer. A new all- TRUTH CHURCH Worship — 11 a.m. Alfred and Sam Rogers are until men began to realize that that which is good for Boyne City is steel ferry boat that will carry 125 passengers and 10 cars will be Corners Fourth & E. Division Sts Bible School — 10 a.m. Lansing business visitors this also good for Charlevoix and East Jordan. And that which is good for in operation. The ferry will cost about $76,000 and will be the first Rev. Harley R. Barber, Pastor week. built for Charlevoix-Beaver Island transportation. Youth Time — 6:30 p.m. East Jordan is good for Charlevoix county; and what s good for Sunday School—10 a.m. Gospel Service -— 7:30 p.m. Charlevoix is good for every last man in the county. * * * • Worship Service—11 a.m. - Evangelistic Service, Sunday The time is upon us when an industrial plant or large scale civic Arthur Godfrey is going to be mighty surprised with a gift from Sunday Eve. Service — 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday, — 8:00 p.m. development; in any one of our communities fires the imagination Boyne City. They are sending him a mess of frozen smelt which will C. Y. A. Tuesday—8 p.m. 7:30 p.m. and hopes of everyone in the county. also include a key to the city—all in one block of ice. Prayer Meeting, Thursday 8 pm Bible Club, Thursday, 4 p.m. THE GOSPEL MISSION Small minded, pinch-penny men of the old self-seeking days have They say that fellow out in South Arm Township was quite well Sunday School Sunday 10:00 Special Bible Study Classes no place in the new future of Charlevoix county. One by one they off. He had bonds to burn. 11:00—News Nightcap Morning Worship, Sunday 11 For Free Gospel Literature have been left behind in the rush to our wonderful new civic devel• Thursday a.m. Write PO Box 295 City opments that aid all of us. Flies, lice, worms and'beetles cost you plenty of money in 1954. 11:30—Feminine Touch Upon the basis of this fresh and highly productive feeling of co• In fact they ate or damaged $119,312,099 worth of food in Michi• 12:00—Valiant Lady operation rests the future of Charlevoix county. gan. This was figured out over a desk at Michigan State College. 12:15—Love life * * * FIRST —Marshall Sayles, editor 12:30—Search For Tomorrow Talk about Radio Free Europe. Many a movie theatre owner longs 12:45—Kings Crossroads for the day there will be a Television Free America. 1:15—Road of Life QUALITY, %t 1% %t 1:30—Feature Film Gayle Giggleheimer over at Boyne Falls can't get his income tax 2:30—Around The Coffee Cup SHOW PLACE OF THE NORT1 figured out right. He wants to know when a simple problem becomes 3:00—Homemakers' Time ALWAYS a pronounced grievance. ^ ^ 3:30—To Be announced ill r ii THIS IS AN AWFUL thing to do, but a fellow came right out 4:00—The Brighter Day and double dared us to name an eleven man football team from Char• 4:15—Secret Storm HiBSBi levoix county. So, here goes! 4:30—The Little Show JOS. F. BUGAI Line-up for the annual fingerbowl game to be played m the hol• 4:45—Junior Crossroads lows of Deer Lake: 5:00—TTti^Ip Gl-n ELLSWORTH LUMBER CO. Thursday, January 20 Right End, Bill Camburn, Boyne City Right Tackle, Si Simpson, Walloon Lake (Jump to Page 6) Lucille Ball Desi Arnaz Ann Miller Right Guard, Roy Gregory, East Jordan "TOO MANY GIRLS" Center, Sam Arbuckle, Boyne City Left Guard, Bill Sanderson, Advance Comedy—Girls—Music—Free Pass Night Left Tackle, Floyd Ike'ns, Charlevoix Left End, Barney Milstein, East Jordan Friday and Saturday, January 21 and 22 Right Halfback, Clarence Meggison, Charlevoix Left Halfback, Henry Lee, Boyne City Scott Brady Betta St. John Alan Hale, Jr. Quarterback, Jimmy Davison, Boyne City "THE LAW vs BILLY THE KID" Fullback. Claud Pearsall, East Jordan Coach, Charlie Malpass, East Jordan Technicolor Western Plus Assistant Coach, Lawrence Feindt, Charlevoix Frankie Lane Billy Daniels Terry Moore Water Boy, Pete Bulow, Charlevoix "faster starts- "SUNNY SIDE OF THE STREET" Now, there's a football team if ever we did see one in all of these Technicolor Musical Comedy here born days of ours. The entire second team hails from the heavily populated area of Clarion's near south side, except the quarterback regard/ess of how who is a holdover from Bay Springs.^ Sunday and Monday, January 23 and 24 Fellow over Charlevoix way says it sure would be fun if he could co/cfitgets?" Alan Ladd and Patricia Medina do all the things his wife suspects he does. "THE BLACK KNIGHT" Technicolor Adventure • TELEVISION plus a Walt Disney nature adventure "'THE ALASKAN ESKIMO" Technicolor Cadillac- Traverse City Tuesday and Wednesday, January 25 and 26 Robert Francis Donna Reed May Wynn WWTV 3:45—Bob Crosby "THEY RODE WEST" Sunday 4:00—The Brighter Day « Technicolor Western :30—Sunday Matinee 4:15—Secret Storm :30—You Are There 4:30—The Little Show 4:45—Junior Crossroads :00—Florian ZaBach :30—Jack Benny 5:00—Uncle Glen , :00—Toast of the Town 5:45—Captain Video :00^—G. E. Theater 6:00—News 9 :30—Break The Bank 6:15—Weather %sStandard Premium Gaso/ine 6:20—Sports :00—Father Knows Best l :30—iWWTV Playhouse 6:30—Hopalong Cassidy with Ve-/ce/(/oes start your engine Monday 7:00—To be announced :30—Feminine Touch 7:30—Heart of the City :00—-Valiant Lady 8:00—Life Is Worth Living faster-at any temperature. Prevents :15—Love: of Life 8:30—Melody Roundup :30—Search For Tomorrow 9:00—The. Unexpected. gas fine freezing too. That's mighty :45—Kings Crossroads 9:30—Red' Skelton r OUR x /7 ^ :15—Road of Life 10:00—The Big Picture :30—Feature Film 10:30—WWTV Playhouse important these winter days" :30—-Around the Coffee Cup 11:45—Basketball Scoreboard Christmas Club) :00—Homemakers' Time 12:00—News Nightcap Standard White Crown Premium Gasoline has stepped-up ft" :30—Bob Crosby Wednesday volatility for winter. That means split-second starts even in CLOSES :00—The Brighter Day 11:30—Feminine Touch coldest weather. 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Join now. 00—News Nightcap 6:00—News Tuesday 6:15—Weather :30—-Feminine Touch 6:20—Sports :00—Valiant Lady 6:30—Gene Autry BADER'S STANDARD SERVICE :15—Love of Life. 7:00—What Goes On Here 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE 30—Search for Tomorrow 7:30—Industry On Parade LE 6-2632 LE 6-2274 45—Kings Crossroads 7:45—Telephone Story Book State Bank of East Jordan 15—Road of Life 8:00—Godfrey & Friends 30—Feature Film *8:30—To be announced :30—Around the Coffee Cup. 9:00—Your TV Theater GALMORE'S STANDARD SERVICE :00-—Homemakers' Time *9:30—Cases of Eddie Drake Where Lubrication Is More Than A Grease Job :30—Michigan Report' 10:00—Blue Ribbon Bouts 113 MILL STREET LE 6-2531 HERE & THERE South Arm ISews Miss Bennett, THIS WEEK Archie Murphy entered Mun- From where I sit.. Joe Marsh son Hospital at Traverse City Herbert Chew Around East Jordan Monday where he will undergo AT surgery. Wed At Boyne * * * / Miss Orveline Bennett, daugh• A Pretty Thursday, January 20, 1955 * East Jordan News-Herald * Page 3 GRANDVUE The South Arm Grange will ter of Mr. and Mrs. Orvel Ben• meet at the home of M!r. and nett of Eveline Township, and Snappy"- Menu Mrs. Versal Crawford Saturday Herbert H. Chew, son of Mrs. To report local news', please Mrs. Elva Barrie and daughter Mrs. Arvita Walczak of East Mrs. Edna Blair, returned to evening. Dan Hosier of Route 2, East Cuff Taylor had a near riot in would get back to business and call Mrs. Beatrice Kopkau, LE Jordan was admitted to the ob• * * * Jordan, were united in marriage their home Wednesday after be• stetrics division of the hospital his hen yard last week. Seems start laying eggs again." 6-2935 or the News-Herald of• 5Mr. and Mrs. Harold Goebel Saturday afternoon, January 15 the hens were scratching around ing at Flint since before Christ• Monday, January 17th. and family visited Mr. and Mrs, From where I sit, some people fice, LE 6-2371. mas visiting relatives. by Rev. Forrest Mohr at the the cold ground when they found Lewis Erno of Boyne City Sun• Methodist parsonage in Boyne raise a pretty big fuss over noth• % * a piece of rubber band frozen in ^ ^ * day afternoon. City. ing, too. Take the fellow who Mr. and Mrs. Andy Burtshoff the ice. would deny me a temperate glass The George J. Bulow's in Flor• Mr. and Mrs. Russell Reigling * * * ida have a new address. It is 28 and daughter Lorraine and Mrs. of Flint spent the week end with Mrs. Christine Graham and Attending the couple were Mr. "One hen pecked at it," says of beer with my game of check• Vernon Place, Melbourne, Fla. George Hansen of Gran d~ Rapids, their mother Mrs. Elsie Rose. children were Sunday supper and Mrs. John Chew of Boyne Cuff, "and it snapped right back. ers. Maybe he'd rather have cof• * * * spent the weekend with their They also visited their father guests at the Hugh Graham City. She backed off clucking while an• fee! Well, that's all right. He has other hen tried it, and another. a right to his own preference. If you, want to sell property parents Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gun- who is a patient at the Gaylord home. Orveline graduated from the derson. Sanitorium. The many friends of East Jordan high school with the And the 'worm' kept right on But so do I. And there's no point list it with Clarence Healey. Ph. The South Arm 4-H Square snapping back. They all got their in his "snapping" at me just be• LE 6-7210. Mr. Rose are happy to learn he class of 1953. Mr. Chew has just is making a very good recovery. Dance team will appear on returned from three years ser• feathers ruffled. You never heard cause his choice isn't the same * 3* % The many friends of Mrs. Les• WPBN-TV, Traverse City at 7 vice with the U. S.. Army, 2 Yz such a ruckus!" Mr. and Mrs. Al Dukek and ter Hurlburt are unhappy to p.m. January 26th. of which were spent in Germany. "I finally had to break up the children of Petoskey were Sun• learn of the hard fall she had The Birthday Club met with iMr. and Mrs. Chew are making ice with anax before those hens day guests of their mother Mrs. when she fell down the basement Mr. and Mrs. William Grauel Sa• Mrs. Harold Stevenson (Ruth their home at 824 East Main Laura Malpass. steps while visiting friends at turday evening for a pot luck Slate) and Mrs. Percy Bennett Street, Boyne City. Charlevoix Tuesday evening. sjc sje ijc supper. Six card tables were ar• underwent surgery at Charle• Copyright, 1955, United States Brewers Foundation She is in the Charlevoix Hospi• ranged for the guests. Playing voix Hospital Monday morning. SHOP EAST JORDAN! Mrs. Jessie Hiatt went to Lan• tal sufering from a badly broken bridge was the entertainment for sing Friday to visit relatives ov• arm, and other serious bruises. the evening. A very newsy let• er the weekend. She returned to ter was read from Mrf and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Sweet her home Sunday. * * * Mrs. James Brennan and two John Downing former members and two sons of Grand Rapids * * % who now reside at Coatsville, were Sunday guests of their par• children of Battle Creek are vis• Penn. The group also enjoyed a ents, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Sweet. Forest Williams has returned iting relatives in East Jordan. box of candy sent from Mr. and to his home, after spending the Mrs. Downing. * * * DRESS SALE holidays with relatives in Detroit The Mary Martha Class of the Mrs. Elisha Rose accompanied Methodist Church will meet at * * « * * * by her sister Mrs. Clyde Cadwell the home of Mrs. Alberta Now• of Boyne City, spent Monday Mr. and Mrs. William Simmons John Porter is visiting his wife land Friday evening at 6:30 for who is a patient at the Madison with Mr. Rose at the Gaylord ENTIRE STOCK and children of Detroit came a pot luck supper. Everyone is General Hospital at Madison, Sanitorium. Sunday to spend their vacation requested to bring a dish to pass Wis. with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. and their own table service. * >k Harry Simmons and other rela• The Sunshine Extension Club tives. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brennan met with Mrs. Ronald Scott for Mrs. Clyde Wilson was a pa• and infant daughter of Flint, the regular meeting January 11 tient at the Little Traverse Hos• at 1 p.m. At this meeting the Mr. and Mrs. Howard Porter pital last week for pservation. spent the weekend with their par• 1 at regular price left Saturday to visit for some ents Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Brennan. members made a quilt top, which % % they tied and finished at an all- time at Biloxi, iMississippi. # Their sister Betty Brennan ac• Elder Roy Newberry of Gray• companied them back for a few day meeting, at the home of Mrs. ling will be the speaker at the weeks visit. Albert Lenosky January 13th. William T. Downs, East Jor• RLDS Church Sunday, January The quilt was given to Mr. and dan Attorney is a patient at the 23. Mrs. Clarence Trojanek and 3 Charlevoix Hospital, suffering A-3c Donald Saganek who is sons who had the misfortune to 2nd dress only with a badly broken leg, he- re• in an AFB at Tacoma, Washing• lose their home and all their fur• ceived while skiing Saturday at ton, is suffering with a badly nishings by fire. the East Jordan Ski Run. He un• broken arm. derwent major surgery Monday. WEAR Miss Mary Green returned to $1.00 her home Monday, from the Lit• * & • Word has been received of the tle Traverse Hospital after re• Mrs. Bernard Sargent of H1TE death of Mrs. Jack Lenhart of Frankfort, Michigan. IMr. and ceiving treatment there the past West Branch spent Wednesday ten weeks. with Mrs. Ronald Scott. AFTER Mrs. Lenhart were former resi• dents of East Jordan several DARK i years ago. Funeral services were Francis Trojanek, Peter Ne• Joseph Lilak is a surgical pa• held at Frankfort Monday, Jan. mecek and David Wade who are Many Nationally Advertised 17 at 10 a.m. - attending MSC spent the week tient at the Charlevoix Hospital. end at their respective homes. * * * Brands Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McKay See Clarence Healey if you St. Joseph's Parish get togeth• of Central Lake were Sunday want to buy. real estate. Phone er and pot-luck supper will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald LE 6-7210. held at 6:30 p.m., January 30 Scott and daughter Dpnelda. at the Parish Hall. Come and get acquainted. There will be * * * It seems mighty nice to see the games for entertainment. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gibbard smiling face of Michael Brennan * * * The Dress & Gift Shoppe of Battle Creek spent the week WINNER, TENTH NATIONAL TRAFFIC around again. He has received Mrs. Clarence Lord was a pat• end with their parents Mr. and SAFETY POSTER CONTEST his discharge, from the army af• ient at the Munson Hospital re• Mrs. Frank Woodcock. ter serving his two years. cently for treatments.

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Mancelona, Michigan I CI Phone 2346 Carl Hubbard tkt* served upon each known party in13 9 Main Street Notice is Hereby Given, That ' It is Ordered, That notice there• amI interest at his last known address all persons interested in said es• of be given by publication of a WANT AD RATES by. registered mail, return receipt East Jordan, Michigan 2-3 tate are directed to appear before copy hereof for three weeks con• ®® o demanded, at least fourteen (14) STATE OF MICHIGAN said Probate Court on Februarysecutivel y previous to said day of CASH RATE: 2½ cents per word, minimum, 65 cents. If ad days prior to such hearing, or by -2nd, 1955, at 10:00 a.m., to show hearing, in the East Jordan News- is not paid by Saturday noon after last insertion, it will be personal service at least five (5) The Probate Court for the cause why a license should not Herald, and that the petitioner days prior to such hearing. County of Charlevoix. be granted to Julius Roberts, ad•cause a copy of this notice to be considered charged. If ad runs three consecutive times yon Floyd A. Supp In the Matter of the Estate of ministrator of said estate, to sell served upon, each known party in get three ads for the price of two. Judge of Probate Amos J. Hite, deceased. at private sale the interest of saidinteres t at his last known address At a session of said Court, heldestat e in certain real estate des•by registered mail, return receipt Card of Thanks — — — — — $1.00 William T. Downs on January 7, 1955. cribed in his petition, for the pur•demanded, at least fourteen (14). Professional Directory — — $2.00 per month Attorney for Estate Present, Honorable Floyd A. pose of paying debts of said es• days prior to such hearing, or by 139 Main Street Supp, Judge of Probate. tate. personal service at least five (5) East Jordan, Michigan 2-3 Notcie is Hereby Given That It is Ordered, That notice there•days prior to such hearing. Page 4 * East Jordan News-Herald * Thursday, January 20, 1955 • DON'T; LET A. the petition of Hannah Almina of be given by publication of a Floyd A. Supp STATE OF MICHIGAN Hite the Administratrix W. W. A. copy hereof for three weeks con• Judge of Probate FOR SALE FOR SALE The Probate Court for the of said estate, praying that her secutively previous to said day of William T. Downs WIRING SUPPLIES — Complete FOR SALE — Bottle Gas and WANTED County of Charlevoix final account be allowed and the hearing in the East Jordan News-Attorney for Estate assortment on hand including appliances. — SHERMAN'S In the Matter of the Estate of residue of said estate assigned to Herald, and that the petitioner 139 Main Street metal and porcelain switch and HARDWARE. 20t.f. WANTED — Am an elderly man Frank H. Foote deceased. the persons entitled thereto;" and cause a copy of this notice to be East Jordan, Michigan 2-3 outlet boxes, duplex receptacls looking for room and board in At a session of said Court, heldtha t heirs at law of said deceasedserve d upon each known party in —pull chain and keyless types. FOR SALE—A Story and Clark farm home. Have cash on 5th on January 5th, 1955. e determined; and that a final interest at his last known address ADVERTISiEMENT FOR BIDS — SHERMAN'S FIRESTONE piano and bench in good condi• of each month. Please send in• 'Present, Honorable Floyd A. hearing on claims, at which all cre•by registered mail, return receipt tion. $40.00. LE 6-7157. 3-3 formation on monthly cost. A. ditors of said deceased are requir•demanded, at least fourteen (14) SW-i,4 of NW 1/4 - Sect. 11, 40 STORE, East Jordan. 40-tf. J. LaFave, Grandvue Hospital. Supp, Judge of Probate. ed to prove their claims, will be days prior to such hearing, or byacre s more or less; E 60 acres of 2x1 Notice is Hereby Given, Thathear d at the Probate Court on FOR SALE — Used Refrigera• REAL ESTATE the petition of East Jordan Public personal service at least five (5) N-V2 of SW % sec. 11. All being tors, Electric Ranges, Washers, Log cabin on Scott Lake, Lot Library by Helen Watson its sec• February 1, 1955, at 2:00 p.m.; days prior to such hearing. in T 32 NR 7 W a WANTED—Good hand wind cab• It is Ordered, that notice there• Buildings: Barn 36' X 60', plate Oil Water Heaters. — SHER• 100 x 500, some furniture full inet phonograph. Notify Fred retary praying that the instrumento f be given by publication of a Floyd A. Supp height 16'; lean to shed, 30' X 38'; MANS. 22 tf price $1,500.00. Sutton, Route 1, East Jordan. filed in said Court be admitted to copy hereof for three weeks con• Judge of Probate Modern ranch type home, 2 bed• 3x3 probate as the Last Will and Test• shed 14' X 24'; chicken coop, 12' REWARD—For information lead• rooms, 1¼ acre land on M-66 ament of said deceased, that ad•secutively previous to said day of William T. Downs X 30'; hog house, 16' X 38'; corn ing to the sale of a new Ford south of East Jordan. A home to WANTED—Clean cotton rags. No ministration with will annexed of hearing, in the East Jordan News-Attorney for Estate crib, 16' X 24'; tool shed, 24' X or A-l used car, a $10 cash aw•be proud of. _ buttons, snaps" or hooks. Mustsai d estate be granted to William Herald, and that the petitioner 139 Main Street 32'; slaughter house 12' X 20'; ard will be promptly paid by 40 acres, house and barn, 2 mis. be 15 inches square minimum. G. Boswell or to some other suit• cause a copy of this notice to be East Jordan, Michigan 2-3 silo (tile) 12' X 27' Robert Cook or Del Paquette served upon* each known party in All above sold either seperate from East Jordan, $4,500.00. 15c per pound. East Jordan able person, and that the heirs of interest at his last known address representing Northern Auto Co. East Jordan, 5 room and bath, News-Herald. said deceased be determined, will STATE OF MICHIGAN or collectively. Boyne City. Call JU 2-6571. be heard at the Probate Court onb y registered mail, return receipt The Probate Court for the Sealed bids for sale of certain one floor, berries and garden, IN APPRECIATION demanded, at least fourteen (14) County of Charlevoix. lands and buildings at Charlevoix 52tf $3,200.00. February 2nd/1955, at ten o'clock days prior to such hearing, or by KEITH DRESSEL I wish to thank the Rebekah a.m. In the Matter of the Estate of County Farm in Charlevoix Coun• FOR SALE—Kitchen range. $20. Lodge, Methodist Church and personal service at least; five (5) Isaac L. Bowen. ty, South Arm Township, Michigan 3x3 Real Estate Broker It is Ordered, That notice there•days prior to such hearing. LE 6-7206. Post Office Bldg. LE 6-2200friend s for the flowers, gifts and of be given by publication of a At a session of said Court, heldwil l be received from bidders at FOR SALE—Potatoes, $1.50 per cards that were sent to me while copy hereof for three weeks con• Floyd A. Supp on 5th day of January, 1955. Grandvue Hospital until 10 a.m., I was in the Charlevoix Hospital secutively previous to said day of Judge of Probate Present, Honorable Floyd A. Eastern Standard Time, February bushel delivered. 50c for pick REAL ESTATE Alberta Nowland hearing, in the East Jordan News-GuyC. Conkle, Jr. Sup, Judge of Probate. 8, 1955 and will then and there be Herald, and that the petitioner Attorney for Administratrix (Notice is Hereby Given, Thatpublicall y opened and read. NOTICE—I will not be responsi• with bath, $3,500. Terms. NO PRIMARY ELECTION FOR cause a copy of this notice to be Bank Building all persons interested in said es• Sealed bids may be mailed to ble for debts contracted by any• SOUTH ARM TOWNSHIP served upon each known party in Boyne City, Michigan tate are directed to appear before the Department of Social Welfare, one but myself. Ernest Sommer-Six Room Home with shower bath, To the voters of South Arminteres t at his last known address said Probate Court on FebruaryCharlevoix , Michigan. ville, Jr. 1x3 $2,800. Terms. Township: There being no oppo•by registered mail, return receipt STATE OF MICHIGAN 2, 1955, at 10:00 a.m., to show The Charlevoix County Welfare sition of candidates on the Town• demanded, at least fourteen (14) The Probate Court tot the cause why a license should not be Commission reserves the right to FOR SALE—Fresh perch dinner * * * ship ticket for the biennial Town•days prior to such hearing, or byCount y of Charlevoix. granted to Carlton Bowen, admin•accept or reject any or all bids or every Friday, 5 p.m. until 10. Modern Home, oil furnace, insul• ship Primary Election scheduled personal service at least five (5) In the Matter of the Estate of istrator of said estate, to sell at to select the one deemed most de• 75c. Was Wa Gun, US-31 at ated, newly painted, garage, for February 21, 1955, said pri• days prior to such hearing. Myrtle Roberts, deceased. private sale the interest of said sirable to its needs. Eastport. 2-3 $6,000. mary will not be held. Floyd A. Supp At a session of said Court, heldestat e in certain real estate des• Percy Penfold Lawrence Addis Judge of Probate on January 5th, 19'55. cribe! in his petition, for the pur• Chairman, FOR SALE — Combination coal- * * * Clerk of South Arm TwpWillia m T. Downs Present, Honorable Floyd A. pose of payment of debts of said Charlevoix County wood and bottled gas range. LENe w Home in Ellsworth. Terms. 2-2 Attorney Supp, Judge of Probate. estate; Welfare Commission 6-2306. 3x1 * * * FOR SALE—22 tons good mixed 140 Acre Farm with stock and To The Electors of Jordan hay. Square bales. Allen Wal• tools. Close in. Township Antrim County, Mich. ton. Phone LE 6-7046. 3-3 * * * Notice is hereby given that I 13 Acres, modern home on M-66» will be at my home on Monday, WOOD FOR SALE^-For either January 24, 1955, REGISTRA• CALLING AL stove or fire place, partly dry. CLARENCE HEALEY TION DAY, the 30th day proceed• See either William or Lewis Tro- Real Estate Broker ing said election from 8 a.m. until janek. LE 6-2380. 3x3 LE 6-7210 East Jordan 8 p.m. on said day for the purpose of reviewing the registration and FOR SALE — Millwood, 5 cord FOR RENT registering such of the qualified IVE load hardwood, $11.00. Write electors in said township as shall Matelski Lumber Co., Boyne FOR REJNT—Sleeping rooms withproperl y apply therefor. January 17-23 is national thrift week! Falls, Michigan. 2-3 an adjoining living room for relaxation. Phone LE 6-2994, The name of no person but an make A&P your "Thrift Headquarters"! Frank. M. Stanek, 205 Third actual resident of the Township at the time of said registration ALL GOOD, LEAN LAYERS WE REMOVE Street. 2x3 and entitled under the Constitu• Dead or Disabled SERVICES tion, if remaining such resident, to vote at the next election, shall 25c Sliced Bacon LB. Horses and Cattle NOTICE—I am now equipped to be entered in the registration re• grind jointer knives. Also joint cords. And Other Farm and check set or chainsaws. The If not registered and wish to ZIPPER SKINS, SIZE 176 Animals shop of guaranteed workman• vote at the Towffship Primary, FOR PROMPT SERVICE ship, Ed Tillotson, Ellsworth, February 21, 1955, then register Michigan. 2x3 on or before January 24, 1955. DOZ. PHONE GAYLORD 6231 George W. Stanek CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING—Ev• Jordan Township Clerk ngerines 2 VALLEY CHEMICAL ery day except Sundays and 2-2 Company Saturdays. John Burns, Ells• Michigan u. * is £ Carrots l-LB. CELLO worth. LU 8-2857. 3x3 U. S. NO. I 5«0W BAG 1>29 CALIFORNIA BAG STATE OF MICHIGAN 16-OZ. CELLO ESSIONAL DIRECTORY Probate Court for the County JAR 29c Radishes BAG BUSINESS AND PROF! of Charlevoix. ANN PAGE CRISP AND WHOLESOME Guaranteed Top Quality In the Matter of Estate of Myr• FLORIDA, SWEET AND JUICY 8 bag 49c Green Peppers FLORIDA 8 FOR THIS SPACE FOR RENT ELGY'S tle Roberts, deceased. Auto Body Shop At a session of said Court, held »A GOLD, FRESH FROZEN, CONCENTRATED $2.00 Block west of M-66 at the Probate Office in the City PER MONTH Bumping-Painting-Welding of Charlevoix in said County Dec• ember 30. 1954. CASE OF 48 6-OZ. Electrical Contracting Present: Floyd A. Supp, Judge TIN Sales — Service ECHO of Probate. e Juice $4.75 Michigan Bottled Gas Electrical Enterprises The above estate having been SHERMAN Firestone LE 6-7260 109 Mill admitted to probate and Julius NEW LOW PRICE SURE GOOD ^Washing Machine and Roberts appointed administrator. l-LB. Sewing Machine Service Duo-Therm Space Heaters It is Ordered, That two months QT. PKGS. 229 Main LE 6-2961 Let us clean and Service your oil from this date be allowed, for fil• 35c Margarine 2 LE 6-2922 burning stoves and water heaters.in g claims against said estate"; and 39c W. A. PORTER HARDWARE that all creditors of said deceased SILVERTOWN—JUST REDUCED PKG. LOOK WHAT 70c BUYS ! ! R. E. WILKERSON LE 6-2351 l-LB. 16-OZ. Timber Dealer are required to prove their claims HOLLAND-AMERICAN PKG. Sultana Butter Beans to said Court at the hearing on BEECHNUT. HEINZ OR CAN Ellsworth — Box 01 Lennox Furnaces claims to be held at the Probate a 16-OZ. Post — Poles — Logs — Raft• JORDAN HEATING & » GERBER'S, STRAINED 5 jars 47c Kidney Beans ANN PAGE CAN Office in the said City of Charle• 6-OZ. ers -^— Pulp. REFRIGERATION CO. 20-OZ. «Tfi voix, on March 1st 1955, at 10 o'• DOLE Assorted Jellies GL. 10c All type cedar posts, 10c and Furnace Cleaning and Repair clock in the forenoon; and that CAN MOTT'S up—wholesale, retail. Refrigerator Repair 46-OZ. ftft* 16-OZ. claims for expenses of burial will teappie Juice . A&p Whole Kernel Corn SULTANA CAN Clarence Lord G'snn Carapau CAN W* JOHN C. SCHMITTDIEL be heard at said Probate Office ,2 oz LE 6-2272 on 21st January, 1955, at 10 o'• rawiirry Preserves annpage I2-OZ. 3 Minute Quick Oats - -10® Thursday open 'til noon GL " Chiropractor clock in the forenoon. ikl©@iil CLEANSING TISSUE 9 PKGS JC* Mon., Wed., Fri. 9-12, 2-5, 7-9 ROMAINE PLUMBING & It is Further Ordered, That * OF 300 "WC Whole Potatoes BUTTERFIELD Tues., Sat., 9-12, 2-5 HEATING SERVICE public notice thereof be given by A&P—NEW LOW PRICE BARTLETT—NEW LOW PRICE Bank Building, Boyne City Complete Plumbing Service publication of this order for three Dial JU 2-6292 TV, Radio & Appliance Repair successive weeks previous to said 29-OZ .Steam and Hot Water Heating. day of hearing in the East Jordan lona Pears 3 CANS J. H. SAVORY, M. D. LE 6-25S1 126 Main News-Herald a newspaper printed East Jordan, Mich. and circulated in said County. IT'S NATIONAL EGG MONTH! Hours: 2 to 5 p.m. Floyd Supp Daily except Wed. & Sun. Judge of Probate Angel Food Ring 7:30 to 9 p.m., Tues. & Sat. Farm Bureau Mutual LARGE, GRADE "A" JANE PARKER, LARGE Office LE 6-2511 Insurance Co. William T. Downs. Residence LE 6-2313 Life Auto, Liability, and F1P Attorney for Estate DOZ. W. L. Chellis 139 Main Street 40c J. VAN DELLEN M. D. LU 8-2918 LU 8-2913 East Jordan, Michigan 1-3 39c East Jordan, Mich. FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER Office Hours STATE OF MICHIGAN JANE PARKER, l-LB. Orange Chiffon Cake REGULAR 55c EA. lie 2 to 5 p.m. Daily R. G. WATSON The Probate Court for the ROLL Except Thursday and Sunday Funeral Director County of Charlevoix. Silwerirook Butter 59c Danish Nut Ring JANE PARKER—REG. 39c EA. 29c 7 to 9 p.m. Wed. and Sat. Phone LE 6-7031 In the Matter of the Estate of Whit a Rraafl JANE PARKER- your 20-oz. «17* Sunday by appointment or MONUMENTS Laura E. Fuller. Longhorn Style Cheese COLBY lb. 49c finite organ best bread buy loaf llC in case of emergency. East Jordan Michigan At a session of said Court, held Phones: Office LE 6-7231 on 5th day of January, 1955. Residence, Ellsworth LU 8-2644 Present, Honorable Floyd A. A&P"$ OWN PURE VEGETABLE SHORTENING Tues. and Sat. 9-12, 2-5 C. BLAIR & SON Supp, Judge of Probate. Waxiex Waxed Paper 21c Cabinet and Mill Work Notice is Hereby Given, That WILLIAM T. DOWNS Furniture Repair all persons interested in said es• Attorney At Law Phone LE 6-7304 tate are directed to appear before exo Shortening Income Tax Counselor One Block West of 66 on 32 said Probate Court on 2nd day of Northern Tissue color*? 3 rolls 25c LE 6-7358 139 Main St. February, 195-5, at 10:00 AM, to Hours: 9-12 and 1-5:30 Combination Windows & Doorssho w cause why a license should Monday through Saturday Windows Made To Order not be granted to W. G. Boswell, Rival Dog Food Fit any type or style of window administrator, of said estate, to 3™ 77c For Best In Gas Service sell at private sale the interest of Use Call or Write said estate in certain real estate PETGAS N & R CONCRETE PROD. CO. S8S All Prices In This Ad Effective Boyne City Gas Co. Charlevoix LI 7-6791 described in his petition, for the 4 49c Through Saturday, January 22nd Your Petgas Dealer Prices Very Reasonable purpose of payment of debts of FHA Terms Available said estate; *|f PRIZE IN EVERY £ AI| DETWILER BOOKKEEPING It is, Ordered, That notice there• racKer A AM81HCA'> fOBBMOST FOOD HI TAIL BR . , . SINC2 1659 AND TAX SERVICE of be given by publication of a CK PACKAGE 0 PKGS. Z9C Scond Foor —- News-Herald Bldg. AUCTIONEERS copy hereof for three weeks con• Hours: 1-5 daily except Thursday Jim & Sam Brannan secutively previous to said day of 16-OZ. «11- Other hours by appointment Our Services Don't Cost They Pay!hearing , in the East Jordan News- Campfire Marshmallows PKG. O0C Phones: Office: LE 6-7340 Graduates of Reisch School of Herald and that the petitioner Residence: LE 6-2368 Auctioneering. Phone JU 2-7613caus e a copy .of this notice to be| MB GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFJfi IfA £miM$ YOUR NORTHERN MICHIGAN Orchard Notes . • . Dairymen Address Farmers At High School Claude Fairman • • • BATE BOO CALL DATES TO LE 6-2371 Thursday, January 20, 1955 * East Jordan News-Herald * Page 5 January 29-30—Avalanche Day, Boyne City. February 5-6—Caberfae Inter-Club Junior Ski Meet, Cadillac. TRIMMING THE MONTMORENCY CHERRY TREE February 6—Michigan Open Ski-Jumping Championship, Mesick February 11-13—Winter Sports Carnival, Grayling. During the twenties we were trimming fairly well, sometimes hea• February 6-12—Winter Wonderland Sports Carnival, Petoskey. vy. During the thirties and during Professor Gardener's time no February 13-19—Snow Valley Winter Carnival, Gaylord. trimming at all was advocated. This would produce the largest ton• February 19-20—Caberfae Inter Club Senior Ski Meet, Cadillac. nage. February 20—Michigan Inter-Collegiate Ski Race, Boyne Mountain. Today with the new. grading laws, more insects to combat and March 13—Boyne Mountain Ski Club Races, Boyne Mountain. larger and batter colored cherries demanded,, a moderate amount April (3rd week) National Trout Festival, Kalkaska. of trimming each year is to. be preferred to a very heavy trimming May 15—4th Annual Mushroom Hunt, Gaylord. on any one year for the purpose of getting the best yields. Some May (2nd week)—Bear River Canoe Race, Walloon to Petoskey. growers like a tree with a long trunk and a high pointed top. My preference is a very short trunk and with a wide spreading top. July 2—Annual Ox Roast, Ellsworth. We call them flat backs. July 4—Homecoming Celebration, Boyne City The wide trees produce more lugs and harvest easier. There is no July (1st week) Outboard Motor Regatta, Cheboygan. * set rule for shaping young trees. No two trees are exactly alike -and July 13-15—National Cherry Festival, Traverse City. they come in different ages and sizes. So we try to have them low July (3rd week) Indian Pageant, Harbor Springs. and spreading and no sharp crotches to split down in .later years. July 20-27—Shuffleboard tourneys, Traverse City. DON MURRAY, MSC dairy GLEN REED, MSC animal pa• JIM HAYES, MSC dairy spe• July (4th week) Michigan Water Wonderland Festival, Petoskey. Adult Farm Meetings Are specialist will discuss the import• thologist, will discuss mastitis, tis cialist will discuss tips for bet• July 31—Venitian Night, Charlevoix. ant demonstrations of good milk• detection and control. ter milking. August (1st week) Paul Bunyan Days, Cadillac. ing practices and also how to pre• August (1st week) Marathon Races, Cheboygan-Emmet. August (2nd week) Trout Festival, Wolverine. ns Tillers In Area vent mastitis. August (3rd week) Gladiolus Show, Mesick. The East Jordan Agriculture October 25—Painted Forest Color Tours, Cadillac. November 13—Annual Deer Huntersout' $2. Welcome5 million, Gaylordgreater. than the Adult Group held its second ust Bulman and Clayton Healey. Canning Crops average for the 10-year period meeting Monday, January 10th A Panel made up of George Kloo•County-Wide Milking Clinic ending in 1952» in the agriculture room of the ster, August Bulmann, Clayton Mean Plenty To high school. Progressive farmers Michigan led all the states in Healey and Donald Stormer dis• production of cucumbers for attending the meeting were Jim cussed the topic, "Income Tax State Farmers processing. It also is an import• Shepard, William Shepard, Changes," which is of vital con? Set For AH Day Tuesday Production of vegetables for ant producer of such processing George D. Nelson, Leslie Sheri• eern to all farmers. canning and freezing last year crops as asparagus, lima beans, dan, Arthur Cosier, Orvel Ben• After the regular meeting Producing higher quality milk returned almost $10 million to snap beans, beets, cabbage and nett, Sam Bennett, Frank Hay- some discussion of general agri• and the controlling of mastitis Michigan farmers. tomatoes. Last year the state den, Archie Stanek, Joe Haney, cultural interest developed over in dairy cattle will be the theme Spilled Milk To Really Cry Over The income resulted from the planted almost 68 thousand acres Leonard Cosier Percy Bennett, George Nelson's coffee. of an all day milking clinic at the harvesting in the state of almost to these and other vegetables Lewis Von Soosten, Henry Von high school next Tuesday.. 337 million pounds of vegetables Soosten, George Klooster, Aug• Next Monday -evening the' for sale to processors. group will discuss the "Agricul• The farmers who own Charle• The 1954 farm income from tural Situation for 1955." voix county's 4,000 milk cows processing vegetables did not If you are interested in increa• will hear three Michigan State break any records, but it was ab• sing your income, this is one College dairy experts during the meeting you won't want to miss. day. " The meeting will be held in the Here's another way fo high school gym, County Farm SHOP EAST JORDAN Agent Ed Rebman has announc• ed. Several milking machine com- SPORTSMEN'S panys will have exhibits set up in HEADQUARTERS booths with the equipment in op• 4 eration for farmers to study. by GREYHOUND WE GIVE A The better milking clinic, OVERLOOKING IvenUreater Swings On "LIKE-NEW" LOOK THE JORDAN RIVER which is open to all farmers in the county, will start at 10 a.m. TO OLD CLOTHES and continue to 4 p.m. ROUND TRIPS —Excellent Coffee Everywhere Old clothes take on a n%w —Complete Meals Rebman said: "Good udder lease for life after we dry- health is perhaps thje biggest clean them. Let our ex• —Home Baked Goods perts work magic on your problem for Charlevoix county Check Greyhound for full details old clothes with the finest See Kraft Dinner display at farmers. Mastitis is present in about special money-saving plans dry cleaning service. your grocer's. Nylon order many of the herds. The losses blank on every carton. from less milk, treatment costs Bill's and slaughter runs into many EAST JORDAN dollars each year. Mastitis pro• Dan's Service vides low quality milk." CLEANERS ID-CHEESE k II y ji Michigan State College speak• GREYHOUND i Duck Inn ers will be: Jim Hays, Glen Reed, The high cost of disease in farm animals is dramatically pointed up and Donald Murray. by the widespread incidence of mastitis in dairy cows. Mastitis sharp• With KrcW Grated for that BEER — WINE — IN or OUT ly reduces milk .production, and in many instances is fatal to the an• >ugh-crtd-through cheese fir imal. The disease can be controlled, say dairy husbandry authorities by preventive measures which means accurate diagnosis, adequate TELEVISION sanitary and herd management practices and close cooperation be• tween the dairyman and his veterinarian. Also vital to a control pro• gram, they add, is proper treatment with the weapons provided by SCHEDULE medical science, such as Targot, a mastitis ointment made from a NOW AVAILABLE! (Continued from Page 2) combination of several antibiotics. 5:45—Captain Video 6:00—News 6:15—Weather Local Farmers MADE TO YOUR SPECIAL ORDER • 6:20^-Sports 6:30—Range Rider OLD TIM FR^ FOR ONLY $8.50 7:00—Michigan Outdoors May Enter 7:30—To be announced for ©rafy 8:00—-Mr. District Attorney 8:30—Your All Star Theater Big Contest Per TRANSLITE WALL OR BEDLAMPS MADE 9:00—Liberace Ymf 9:30—Four Star Playhouse Charlevoix county farmers FROM YOUR FAVORITE PHOTOGRAPHIC 10:00—Hockey, Wings v Bruins and lumber dealers joined this 10:45—Mystery Hour week in a nationwide contest NEGATIVE . . . PORTRAITS OR SCENES . . . 11:45—News Nightcap which offers $10,000 in cash "You may not know all the ,• * * * prizes for farm building improve• answers—but you probably COMPLETE WITH 8x10 TRANSLITE PHOTO ments. won't be asked all the ques• ROBERT A. CAMPBELL AGENCY WPBN-TV Designed to encourage farm• tions!" William M. Swoboda, Manager AND LIGHTING FIXTURE. Sunday ers to make their operation eas• 7:10—Layman's Prayer ier and more profitable, the 1955 Complete Insurance and Bonding Service 7:15—American Sports Farm Building Improvement 7:30—The Big Picture Contest offers two grand prizes WONDERFUL AS A GIFT IDEA 8:00—Sunday Playhouse of $1,500 each and also two 9:30—This is the Life prizes each of $750, $500 and YOUR FAVORITE VALENTINE! ! 0:00—Holiday $250. There are 40 $100 prizes. * * * Lumber dealers are coopera• Monday ting with the sponsors of the .11 6:15—Musical Notes contest, the National Lumber 2 HUCKLE'S STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY 6:30—Sports Today Manufacturers Association and 6:40—Weather Better Farming, magazine, in 119 Main St. East Jordan LE 6-2332 6:45—Michigan Report advising farmers on their buil• 7:00—TBA ding projects. 7:30—Harry Entertains Eligible to compete are such Heavy Card 8:00—Play of the Week projects as a new farm building, 8:30—Pantomine Quiz the remodeling of an old one, an 9:00—The Visitor addition to a building or the con• 9:30—Paragon Playhouse struction of such things as pens, 10:00—Paul Bunyan Theater chutes, feeders and other spec• Signs FAMILY * * * ially-designed devices. cclaimed Tuesday - RATES 6:15—Shopping Tips Any project begun after Jan• No Charge 6:25—M, D. uary 1, 1955, and completed be* I • ETROITS for Children 6:30—Sports Today fore November 1, 1955, is eli^ 6:40—Weather gible for a prize. Entry blanks 14 and Under 6:45—Industry on Parade are free; there is no charge or No Trespassing 7:00--The Big Picture fee of any kind to enter the con• 7:30—You Are the Judge test. One of the country's most popular8:00—TB A No Smoking 8:30—My Home Town SHOP EAST JORDAN 9:00—The Falcon Hotel TULLER 800 ROOMS 9:30—China Smith 8:30—The Drifters - No Parking 10:00—Motor City Fights • 9:00—Roller Derby •.. featuring convenience, comfort, WITH BATH * * * 9:30—Chcago Wrestling quality! A cosmopolitan atmospKereitt Wednesday No Hunting home-like setting. In the center of all 6:15—Musical Notes * * * downtown activities. Newly decorated. 6:30—Sports Today Friday Ultra modern, comfortable guest rooms .. * 6:40—Weather 6:15—Musical Notes For Sale excellent food at moderate prices in ^ GARAGE and 6:45—Find A Hobby 6:30—Sports Today ,'our modern coffee shop and cafeteria. PARKING LOT 7:00—Grass Roots 6:40—Weather 7:30.—Victory at Sea 6i45—Air Force Digest Radio and Television in room. 8:00—Religion is Real 7:00—Children's Hour Private Road Air Conditioned room§ If? ffffKNfe 7:30—Hopalong Cassidy 8:30—Inner Sanctum 8:0(K-TBA 9:00—^Dangerous Assignment 8:30—Life of Riley FACING GRAND CIRCUS PARK 9:30—Paul Bunyan * * * 9:00—TBA 15c And 20c Each Thursday 9:30—Paul Bunyan Theater DETROIT. MICHIGAN 6:15—TBA * * * 6:30—Sports Today Saturday Harry E. Paulsen 6:40—Weather 7:00—Western Time General Manager 6:45—Industry on Parade 8:00—Hollywood Wrestling 7:30—TBA 9:00—Feature Movie EAST JORDAN NEWS-HERALD 7:00—Jalopy Races 10:00—Captured 7:45—T.C. Schools in Action 10:30—Hit Parade 8:00—You Bet Your Life 11:00—The Passerby in Morocco, North Africa. For State of Michigan. The applicant Mr. and Mrs. William Simmons East Jordan Church News our language lesson on Thursdayoffer s the W% SE1^, sec. 16; and children of Detroit came we wrote letters to Susan. SWy SW% sec. 26, T 41 N, R Sunday to spend their vacation .. ilea 1 schedule 4 METHODIST CHURCH 20 W, and the NE% SW% sec. with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. The theme for our written sto• Rev. Robert H. Moore They studied various aspects 46 Grayling 25; NW% NW% sec. 26, T 41 Harry Simmons and other rela• East Jordan 50 ry on Monday was "What I N, R 21 W, Michigan Meridian, tives. Franklin Stucker of East Jor• of Christian work in the Church. Would Like To Do Second Senir- 54 _ Charlevoix Michigan, in exchange for the dan, Sanford Matchett, Carlton East Jordan- 59 ester." Some of the suggestions Fractional section 23, and Lots were very fine and will be con• Smith, Clayton Smith and David The young adults group will 58 Mancelona 1, 2 and 3, sec. 24, T 37 N, R 11Fres h Carrots, pkg 10c meet Sunday evening in the par• East Jordan 84 sidered in our group discussion W, Michigan Meridian Michigan. Matchett of Barnard and Milton period. Confectioner's Sugar, lb. 10c Richardson and Bud Klooster of ish hall at 8:15. The topic will East Jordan 63 38 Harbor Springs This notice is for the purpose of be "Church Serves the Family" In social studies we are work• allowing all persons claiming the Gold Medal Flour, 25 lb $1.98 Norwood attended a lawman's and discussion will be led by Earl East Jordan _ 72 54 Gaylord ing on communications. The first above lands, or having bona fide conference at the Asbury Metho• Leatherman. A pot luck lunch of grade Weekly Reader story ab• objections to the application, an One sack per customer dist Church Sunday, January 16 sandwiches, cake and coffee will 45*__, Boyne City out the postman started our pro• opportunity to file their protests East Jordan 47 with the Regional Forester, U. S. Medium Eggs, doz 35c 3 doz. $1 from 11 to 4. be served. 47 Pellston ject. We are organizing the in• East Jordan ._ 52 formation into a program which Forest Service, Milwaukee, Wis• Sliced Bacon, lb. 39c 3 lb. $1.00 we will give at our assembly pro•consin, not later than 30 days Grayling at East Jordan, Friday, January 21 gram on January 28th. from the date of the first pub• Frozen Orange Juice, 3 cans 29c lication. H. Dean Cochran, Re• .East Jordan at Charlevoix, Friday, January 28 Sandra Mayhew, Jane Slough, gional Forester, Ice Cream, % gal. 98c lb. can Hershey Syrup free SHOP IGA AND SAVE Harbor Springs at East Jordan, Friday, Feb. 4 Harold Snyder and Velma Sweet First publication January 21, had perfect attendance records 1955. 3-4 SHOOK'S MARKET FRESH EGGS, large 3 doz. $1.00 Mancelona at East Jordan, Tuesday, Feb. 8 the first semester. Ellsworth * * * KEYKOMARGARINE, solids 26c, __ qtrs. 27c East Jordan at Gaylord, Friday, Feb. 11 FOURTH GRADE Something New At Grace Galmorei NORTHERN TISSUE __. 12 rolls $1.00 Boyne City at East Jordan, Friday, Feb. 18 This month in our Cub Scouts DAWN PAPER TOWELS 2 rolls 35c East Jordan at Pellston, Friday, Feb. 25 we are learning about trains. Our Saturday, January 8 our The Argonne IGA ICE CREAM -— V2 gal. 89c * overtime den mothers and some of the boys fathers took us to the round Charlevoix GROUND BEEF —^ 3 Tb 99c house. We were allowed to go through the trains. Mr. Dough• PORK NECK BONES —— lb 10c erty and Mr. Archer told us how Every Saturday the trains work. This Saturday PORK OR BEEF LIVER 4 ft 99c our leaders with the help of some of our folks are taking us BACON SQUARES (whole) ft 33c on a train trip from Ellsworth to Petoskey. We'll return to East Steak Night BEEF CHUCK ROAST — ft 39c Jordan by car. We have learned New York Sirloin or T-Bone SECOND GRADE school six of the Bobbsey Twin a lot of new things about trains. We have beef and pork by the chunk, aide or whole Agnes Johnston books for us to enjoy. 175 Our second semester began For our January folder covers —Clayton Gibbard We will be glad to cut it for you Monday. we made an over-all snowflake Those who were neither absentdesign . We have some very pret• Also Open Daily Until 9 p.m. nor tardy during the past six ty covers now to carry samples weeks period are: James Barn• of our work home to mother andSouth Arm Dance ard, Charles Boss, Mercer Carey father. (Continued from Page 1) SHAW'S IGA SUPER MARKET Toni Cole, Sharon Danforth, Charlevoix County 4-H leader, Fried Chicken COLD BEER & WINE Last Tuesday we saw a movie FRF.F DELIVERY Bradley Dennis, Cynthia Dubas, is in charge of the 4-H program. EAST JORDAN John Eaton and Richard Partee. "Spotty the Fawn." The theme of the program will Family Style LE 6-2501 Toni Cole and John Eaton had Monday we all drew a picture be what the 4-H clubs are doing a perfect attendance during the of a winter scene for Bobby Mal•in the winter. Youth from Em• first semester. pass who is still in the hospital. met County will exhibit articles The Bobbsey Twins is the book We hope he will be well soon. made in handicraft, knitting, All You Can Eat~$1.95 Mrs. Johnston is reading to us. * # * clothing and electrical work. The story tells us about two setsFIRS T AND THIRD GRADES There will also be a project of twins who like to do about Adeline Bowerman demonstration in rope making. SALE! SALE! SALE! the same activities as we like to Last week we enjoyed a let• The South Arm dance team Also Serving do. Fred Malpass brought to ter from Susan Thacker who is will represent the recreation por• tion of 4-H projects. SPAGHETTI & PIZZA Harry Pearsall, recreational MEN'S SUITS & TOP COATS The Serviceman's Letter leader and Mrs. Doris Bullman, 4-H leader, will accompany the group. Dancing At 9:30 LADIES' & GIRLS' O'SHOES LAND EXCHANGE NOTICE By Ball Band — 1/3. off UNITED STATES DEPART• The Associates Trio MENT OF AGRICULTURE, FO• REST SERVICE, MILWAUKEE, Page 6 * East Jordan News-Herald * Thursday, January 20, 1955 WISCONSIN. Notice is hereby BOY'S MACKINAWS given that the Department of 1/3 off There have been no letters Bob Saxton not only has a Conservation for the State of Mi• Every Friday Is Shrimp Night from service boys for two weeks slight change of address but also chigan, Lansing, Michigan, has now. All of a sudden you'll all a change of rank. You can ad• filed application under the Act decide we need some news for dress him now as Cpl. Robert G. of July 31, 1912 (37 Stat. 241), All You Can Eat~$L95 LADIES' DRESS HATS AND PURSES the paper and we'll get a deluge Saxton, US 55 403 888, Hq and to exchange lands within the 1/2 off all at once. Remember when Hq Det 192 Ord Bn, APO 59, you write, a letter to us is not San Francisco, California. just to us, but to all East Jordan. And William Shaw is evidently Your friends enjoy hearing from home on leave. We have a card LADIES' SKIRTS you. - that changes his address from 1/3 off * * * Fort Hood, Texas to Route 3, We do have some changes of Charlevoix. addresses to report. Larry Berg• January Refrigerator man's mother was in and said he was in Germany. His address is Pfc Larry H. Bergman, RA 16 Chris's Department Store 449 903, TK Co 11 Inf Regt, 5 Clearance Sale! Ijlnf Div, APO 112, New York, New York. All Models At Drastically Reduced Prices

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