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SERVING THE FASTEST GROWING AREA IN THE NORTH VOLUMN 59 NUMBER 39 EAST JORDAN, MICH., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1955 10 CENTS SET $6,500 GOAL SET • • • OVER THE Church Ground BACK FENCE Breaking Held Announce Campaign BY MARSHALL Here Sunday The East Jordan Presbyterian Starting October 19 Parker Seiler is the holder of Church's new $35,000 youth edu• an official citation signed by the cational building is underway The East Jordan Community Governor of the State of Ar• following ground breaking cere• Chest's campaign committee an• kansas. It says he's truly an Ar• monies Sunday morning. Co. Farm Bureau nounced Wednesday that the kansas traveler and how a good• All church departments were group has set a $6,500 goal for will ambassador for that State represented in the ceremonies To Hold Annual their 1955 drive. Seiler passed through there this which were held following regu-" Campaign Chairman William summer—-pedaling a bike. lar services as part of Christian Meeting Here T. Downs said the chest has a Education Sunday. minimum budget of $6,000 and The Rev. Dr. Kenneth Neigh, The annual meeting of the with cooperation of all residents A fellow editor of a small executive of the Synod of Mich• town newspaper was pressed for Charlevoix County Farm Bureau feels sure the chest will meet the igan Presbyterian Church, USA will be held at the East Jordan goal this year. stuff to fill his column one week took part in the ceremonies. so he reprinted the Ten Com• high school, according to Presi• The new two story building dent Leslie Sheridan. Downs announced the drive mandments and ran them with• will house 12 additional rooms. will get underway Wednesday, out comment. When the paper Sheridan said the members It was announced to Harry Wat• will meet 8 p.m. October 10th. October 19th and continue thru came out he received a letter son, East Jordan contractor, that October 29th. from one reader who wrote: the construction contract was a- The association will discuss re• A "Victory Dinner" is plan• "Cancel my subscription. You're warded him. The Charlevoix County Salon No. 466 met re• solutions for the annual state ned for November 1st, it was getting too personal." Mrs. Herbert Thomas, Bellaire, demi-chapeau organization meeting in Lansing The following persons offici• cently at the American Legion home in East premiere; Mrs. Lewis Peterson, East Jordan, le said. ated at the ground breaking and Jordan for installation of officers. Mrs. E. J. and also name new directors for If each person in the commun• petit chapeau; Mrs. Frank Trulson, Petoskey, the county unit. represented various church de• Campbell, Departmental Chapeau, of Grand Ra• chapeau passe and I'avocate; Mrs. Teddy Koto• ity contributed $1.50, Downs Elmer Green, Walt Hiekcox partments: Timmy Malpass, son pids, conducted the meeting with the assistance wich, East Jordan, la secretaire and la cais- said, the goal would be met. and Ed Portz, among others, de• of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Malpass, of Mrs. Leon Fenske of Petoskey. Officers in• siere; Mrs. Walter Rood, Ellsworth, l'aumonier; serve much credit for the many Kindergarten Department; Glen stalled from left to right are: Mrs. Sherman Tho• and Mrs. Joseph Wilkins, East Jordan, installed hours they have donated to the Peebles, son of Mr. and Mrs. mas of East Jordan, la concierge; Mrs. Henry protem for Mrs. Thomas Breakey, East Jordan, Food Locker THE COMMITTEE has divid• work of helping improve sports• John Peebles, primary depart• Brown, East Jordan, demi-chapeau deuxieme; 1'archiviste. ed the drive into four depart• men's park. ment; Sally Gidley, daughter of ments as follows: Industry, bus• Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gidley, jun• Celebrates iness, city residential, rural and ior department; Mary Porter, others. Thousands of dollars a week daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. "We need everyone in the in trade is drained away from Porter, junior department; Ad- Town-Wide Clean-Up Program Tenth Year community to take part," Downs our local merchants by the mail ele Nasson, daughter of Mr. and said, "and those wishing to vol• order houses. In fact, as far as Mrs. Homer Nasson, senior high Mr. and Mrs. John Bos, of unteer for residential campaign the average small town merchant department; William Malpass re• Jordan Frozen Food Locker Co., work should contact me immed• is concerned, his worst compe• presenting adult department; Discussed at Merchants Meeting this week announced their 10th iately." titor isn't the merchant dawn the and Rev. Edward 0. DeHaven of anniversary sale at the super street. Not by a long shot. His market. Next week's issue of the News- the local church. * * * Herald will list those appointed worst competitor is Sears and A City-wide clean-up and improvement campaign for next spring The store is going into its 11th as campaign workers. Montgomery Ward,, closely fol• came up for vigorous discussion at Tuesday night's meeting of the Services Held year of service to the residents lowed by the big stores of the East Jordan Businessmen's Association. of this area under the same man• " XA complete.explanation of the larger nearby cities. Football -" Among items discussed were replacement of broken sidewalks, Friday for agement. work carried out by the Chest * * * city-sponsored pick-ups for garbage and rubbish on a weekly basis, will appear in succeeding issues. improvement of the lake front. Sportsmen's park-and houses and One of the largest super mar• Residents of Charlevoix coun• places ,of business. John W, Ellis kets in the north, the store is of• ty purchased $11,689 worth of Red Devils : fering prizes and bargain prices Plowing sidewalks during win- : Services were held at Watson to their customers. series E and H United States ter months is almost impossible, savings bonds during August. it was said, because of uneven present rental price of East Jor• Funeral Home 2 p.m. Friday for Complete announcement of East Jordan Fall 20-6 to condition of many streets. dan houses. It was said that the John Wesley Ellis, who died here the store's anniversary celebra• current rental rates are so low He was 67 years old. tion appears elsewhere in this All East Jordan sport fans are Under the present law when the owner has no incentive to Mr. Ellis was born August 29, issue of the News-Herald. Sued on looking forward to next season Grayling a sidewalk is repaired" the pro• remodel. 1888 in Jordan Township, An• when the school will have a perty owner pays 60 percent and trim County, the son of Bryon lighted athletic field. The poles A much improved East Jordan Long term financing for new the city pays 40 percent of the house construction was discus• and Emma J. Ellis. Old Count have arrived at the! former fair• eleven opened their Northern work. On the average 60 foot He grew up in and around the East Jordan grounds and work of installing Michigan Class C Conference sed. Several financing plans have City attorney William T. lot the property owner would be been advanced but none have East Jordan area and in 1916 en• them will probably start soon if playing here Friday in a game required to pay about $70 for listed in Company I 125th In• Downs, Tuesday was advised of not already. that saw them trailing 20-6 be• reached a workable stage, it was a lawsuit brought against the his share. said. fantry. He went over seas and Lodge Host * * * hind the well stocked Grayling on August 18th, 1918 he was city of East Jordan by Herbert Vikings. One suggestion would have the Discussion on the association's wounded at Chateau Thierry. C. Bucholz, of Ann Arbor, an That 10-day subscription cam• city lower the cost to the proper• sign projects revealed the fol• engineer. paign sponsored by the News- The Red Devils were spirited ty owner who would share the lowing projects underway; in• AJfter his army release he To District made his home in Grand Rapids The summons was served upon Herald was successful. About 60 on by their lone touchdown when expense on a 50-50 basis. Others stallation of new log, rustic city Dr. Morgan J. Smead, Grand Mayor Vern Whiteford by Uni• readers purchased subscriptions Dick Johnson put them back in said the city should assume 60 limit signs, business district signs until two years ago when he de• cided to make East Jordan his lecturer of the Grand ILodge of ted States Marshall Harry Jen• during- the campaign. Many had the game near the end of the se• percent. along (M-66 and a resort direct• Michigan, F. & M., will conduct nings, of Grand Rapids. never subscribed before. * cond period. He went over from v ory sign for the business district. home. He was admitted to Mrs. An ordinance on the city Melling's Convalescent home thru a school of instruction in the East Jordan is included in a the three. books allows the city to repair Chairman Clark announced a East Jordan IMiasonic Temple, list of eight Michigan cities upon city-wide beautification program cooperation of his niece, Dorothy Fellow down the street says The score came after, the lo• any city walk deemed unsafe by Bennett. next Tuesday, October 4th. which similar law suits are being there hasn't been any "big cals had rolled down the field on the Council with the property in which the association is call• Lodge members throughout brought by Bucholz for not mak• thing" going around for a long a drive from the visitor's 30 yard owner's share being placed upon ing upon the various local wo• Services were conducted by the northern district number 29 ing "full payment-for services his taxes, if other payment is not men's groups. Rev. Charles Thompson of the he performed in designing sew• time and he's wondering why line. The extra kick was blocked. • ^ sfc A will attend the communication someone hasn't planted a rumor The game opened with a run made. United Missionary Church to at 8 p.m. age treatment plants." * * * CLARK asked that each wo• which Mr. Ellis belonged. Burial to be whispered about. back play by Lloyd Failing of man's organization in the city was in Sunset Hill cemetary. The northern district includes * * * * * * Grayling who raced 55 yards for SOME MEMBERS felt the lodges at Mackinaw City, Che• THE SUITS cover the periods a quick touchdown. sidewalks were in such bad con• name one person to meet with Bearers were: Clyde Strong, between 1943 and 1945, it was the board of directors to dis• Ray Barrick, Ole Olson, Gaius boygan, Indian River, Vander• Northern Michigan archers dition that the city should lay bilt, Harbor Springs, Pellston, said. Cities involved are: East will take to the field Saturday. * * * out a complete long-range block cuss the program. It would in• Hammond, Ed Kamradt and W. Jordan, Boyne City, Kalkaska, clude planting flowers, - shrubs L. Chellis. Petoskey, Boyne City, Charlevoix That's when deer season opens * THE VISITOR'S second count by block street improvement and East Jordan. Elk Rapids, Beulah, Nashville, for the bow and arrow boys. came in the second period when program. It was suggested that and beautifying the city in gen• Mr. Ellis is survived by one St. Louis and Roscommon. Field reports says the herd is they were forced to work the the city repair the entire side• eral. Those woman named are brother Lewis W., of Pontiac. It was reported that at a meet• It was said the sewage treat• taking on winter garb with bucks ball over from the one foot mark walk in the block regardless of asked to contact Chairman Clark Those attending the services ing of the Masters and past mas• ment plans drawn by Bucholz did shining antlers and pawing the on third try. for the date of the board meet• from out of town included: Mr. ters of these lodges last winter, the property owners wishes. East Jordan's lodge was highly not receive state health depart• ground waiting for the fall mat• (Minutes before the half Gray• Others suggested that the city ing. The association will under• and Mrs. Lewis W. Ellis, Walter ment approval. ing battles. ling's Failing galloped about 50 write the project. Ellis, Mrs. Henry V. Ptfuiffer, all honored in that both the district pay 100 percent sidewalk re• member of the board of general * * * yards to rack u.p their third pair. iBill Huckle reported that the of Pontiac. * * * advertising committee's map and purposes of Grand Lodge and ALSO NAMED in the suits SC0I*6« Mayor Vern Whiteford told Many of the big city stores folder project is progressing. The the deputy instructor were nam• was the housing and home fin- Fumbles by the locals hurt the members that the city's pre• anance agency which (was report• are now advertising items fpr scoring advantages in the sec• map gives detailed information ed for a three year term from Christmas, which is 90 days a- sent financial condition places among the past masters of the ed to have subsidized the cities in ond half but it was East Jor• severe restrictions on the amount about the East Jordan area and Development way. This sort of thing has been the folder will describe the ad• local membership. a cooperative arrangement in going on for many years. Each dan's game throughout the last of sidewalk improvement that which the government matched two periods. can be made. vantages of coming here.for all year, the Christmas promotions season vacations. city funds to pay for plans for seem to start earlier. Soon may• The locals drove to Grayling's It was felt by some merchants With the annual election of Group Holds new sewage treatment plants. be the saying: "Christmas in Attorney Downs said East 18 and lost the ball. In the that once a sidewalk campaign two members to the board of Archers Jordan's complaint from Buch• July" will be more or less true. fourth period they reached the got underway, the idea would directors set for the November visitor's six yard line but again First Meet olz contained 80 pages and that * # * "catch on" and many residents meeting, Chairman Clark named he had not had time to study the lost the ball. As the games ended and businessmen would enter the the following nominating com• And that reminds us about the The recently organized North• Hold Local entire claim. the Red Devils were pounding on improvement program. mittee: Bill Swoboda, Bill Stan• ern Lower Peninsula Develop• advent of new automobiles. Grayling's goal line. ek, Bill Taylor and Tom St. Some new-cars were shown this Gathering momentum, the ment Committee will hold its Charles. first general meeting in the new Sun. Shoot year in September. Others are Rapid improvement through• clean-up discussion changed to Present board members are: coming out in October. One of out the contest and much im• garbage pickup and a suggestion school building at Grayling 2 Sunday Fires Donald Clark, M. N. McDaniel, p.m. Monday, October 10th. The Jordan Valley Archers these years you will read: "See provement over their St. Ignace was made that the city establish Andy Anderson, Basil Cum• held their broadhead about shoot the new super Wheel Barrow contest, if continued, should put regular weekly pick-up.days by The group will meet with the mins, A. Sinclair, Minnie DesJar• committee which organized it, at 2 p.m. Sunday on their field eight" for two years from now the locals well above the cellar city trucks. dins and Marshall Sayles. course which consists of 14 tar• Destroy Two on sale next month. in the seasons conference play. It was Said that regular gar• according to A. E. Steinbrecher. . Those whose terms expire this of Boyne City, organizing chair• gets, with 28 targets consisting . * * * Friday's contest here with bage and rubbish pick-ups would year are Basil Cummins and of one full round. Charlevoix, an annual important man. Houses Here * A lady recently wrote to the aid the city in keepiig the< city Andy Anderson. clash, will do much to establish dump in more orderly condition, The development committee is After shooting over the course letter box in a Detroit newspa• an outgrowth of efforts sponsor• once, those who took part in the Two fires Sunday called out per complaining you can buy no• East Jordan's probable position since most of the dumping would on the conference list. be done by city employees. ed by the Michigan Department shoot were divided into two firemen, one in East Jordan and thing in season anymore. Spring of Economic Development to in• groups." the other in Ellsworth. clothes cannot be bought in GAMES s£ H« sfc CALL LE 6-2371 crease general living standards Upon completion of the sec• In East Jordan, the home of spring, they're on display in late Charlevoix at EAST JORDAN CHAIRMAN DONALD Clark throughout the north. ond time around, those with the Mr. and Mrs. William Healey, Jr. winter. Summer clothes are on Mancelona at Pellston " described the improvement work Those on the development highest score in each group won was severely damaged by flames display in late spring and when Grayling at Harbor Springs to be done by the State Bank committee are: Dr. Charles L. first prize of two silver dollars and smoke caused by a fire it is really fall the stores are Gaylord at Boyne City of East Jordan along the river College Anspach, Mt. Pleasant; Les Bie- and the second highest scorer which was said to have originated showing only winter clothes. behind the new bank. He said the derman, Traverse City; Glenn won one silver dollar. in the basement. Intense smoke "Getting so you can't buy any• city should follow with improve• MacDonald, Bay City, H. A. Os- Winners of the first group and heat destroyed a great por• thing when you need it right dur• SCORES ment of the entire lake front and terhart, Fremont; P. M. Park, were Franklin Ayers, first and tion of the interior of the house ing the season," she wailed. Boyne City 31, Mancelona 0 explained the program now un• Days Alpena; Myrton Riggs, Cheboy• Francis Zitka, second. Second and the grocery store attached. Charlevoix 14, Harbor Springs 0 derway to improve sportsmen's gan; Arthur Rouse, Boyne City; group winners were Edgar Bow• In Ellsworth, fire of unknown * 3* *H Elk Rapids 35, Bellaire 12 park. Irving Bulmann, freshman Orville Walker, Kalkaska; Her• erman, first and Mercer Carey, origin destroyed a four-room Fellow out near Chestonia Grayling 20, EAST JORDAN 6 The Association is offering year, Michigan College of Min• bert iS. Wolff, Grayling, and C. second. frame house owned by Richard made a mild financial hit a while Gaylord 14, Pellston 0 financial aid to the Jordan River ing and Technology, Sault Ste. Dwight Wood, Oscoda. Most of the club members are Hoffman, two miles from the ago and fixed things up modern Ariz. State (Tempe 28 Sportsmen's Club in the group's Marie, civil engineering. Members of the original or• anxiously waiting and planning village. The house had been oc• like for the Mrs. The other day Midwestern 7 program of improving their park. Roger Stokes, freshman year, ganizing committee are: Frank the opening of bow season for cupied by Mrs. Hilda Bathke. he was seen about town asking Rogers City 9, Cheboygan 6 Michigan College of (Mining and Catto, Alpena, A. R. Jacobs, Tra• deer hunting Saturday with their In both cases it was said the how in heck you singe a chicken T. C. S. F. 57, Kalkaska 0 The subject of home owners Technology, iSault Ste. Marie, verse City; Norman Lyon, Mt. spots already picked out. residents were away for the day on an electric stove. Indian 35, Vanderbilt 18 improvement drew discussion on civil engineering. (Continued on Page 8) —'Contributed when fire broke out. northern; LIGHTS (Compiled by the News-Herald Staff) EDITORIAL PAGE Kalkaska's jet base will- be constructed about 33 miles south of Page 2 * East Jordan News-Herald * Thursday, September 29, 1955 East Jordan. Here are some of the latest bits of information concerning it: Weather rumor not true 1. It will be located on 12,000 acres of land just west of Kal• kaska. Editor's note: The fact that northern Michigan needs more public relations regarding the true conditions of the weather is 2. A committee will start Saturday, October 1st, purchasing pri• brought out in the results of an area study of the Northern vately - owned land for the base. Lower Peninsula Advisory Board. This group made the study of factors influencing development of northern Michigan for 3. Land clearing contracts will be let this fall. the Michigan Economic Development Commission. He % 4. Construction will start early next year. Contrary to popular impression, northern Michigan has a most 5. Annual payroll at the base will be about $5,800,000. desirable climate. The generally accepted belief that arctic condi• tions prevail during the winter months is not borne out by TJ. S. 6. Civilian employment willrun about 200. Weather Bureau records. In fact the climate is very similar to that of New England, the old• 7. $17,000,000 has been appropriated for construction, but it is est industrial center in America. The principal difference is that expected that much more will be appropriated before the base is the New England states have a greater precipitation. completely finished. * * * 8. Northern cities and rural areas will be called upon to furnish A FEW COMPARISONS: Portland, Maine, has a mean tempera• a large volume of farm products to supply the base. ture during -January of 21.0 degrees. Charlevoix has a mean tem• perature for the same month of 21.7 degrees. Concord, New Hamp• 9. It will take between 18 and 24 months to build the base, with shire, has a mean temperature of 2.1.4 degrees for the month of completion date sometime late in 1956 or early 1957. January, and Traverse City of 22.3 degrees^ Boston has a mean Jan• uary temperature of 28.7 degrees; and Ludington, 24.1 degrees. 10. Complete information on bids for the various construction Cadillac, with the highest elevation in the southern peninsula of contracts at the base site can be had by contacting: Col. Arthur C. Michigan, is frequently mentioned in press dispatches under the Naman, district engineer, U. S. Corps of Engineers, Detroit, Michi• caption of "coldest spot in Michigan." Cadillac has a mean January gan. temperature of 18.9 degree — lowest of the several communities * * * -where records are kept. But Burlington, Vermont, has a mean tem• YOU THINK most of the news you read or hear is bad news? It perature of 18.7 degrees for January. shouldn't be. Look at this. The all-time low temperatures show little variance. Portland, Me., 37,011,460 couples will stay married this year. has an all-time low of 39 degrees below zero. This compares with 162,717,890 persons will not die of cancer this year. Cadillac's all-time low of -36 degrees, which is also the low for the 15,720,000 organized workers are not on strike. area. Alpena has an all-time low of -28 degrees and Ludington of 43,846,154 income tax returns will be turned in correctly this -21 degrees. year. * * * 63,880,000 people are working to bring home the bacon. PUBLICITY OF THIS character has no doubt developed the im• * * * pression among many midwest industrialists that the area has an WHY DO SUCCESSFUL businessmen advertise? Because many unduly rigorous winter climate, and is therefore not a satisfactory of them understand that times are constantly changing. Nothing is place for residence. But Cadillac experiences less damp, penetrating standing still. Some of your best customers of ten years ago are cold than cities like Detroit and Buffalo with their lake exposures. AUTUMN COMES TO THE FARM dead and buried. New residents have come along to take their place. The area has more snowfall than points farther south, snowfall ran• Many of these know nothing of your business or services to the pub• ging from 61 inches in Ludington to 113.4 inches in Gaylord. lic. - Satisfactory living conditions are a principal requirement of every' -In Harvest He reaps the wealth of Mankind During the past 10 years in the U. S. 14,600,000 customers have industrialist seeking a new location. The erroneous impression that died. -30,000,000 future customers have been born. prevails regarding climatic conditions in the area must therefore be More than one third of all present American families have been removed by a vigorous campaign demonstrating that the weather is formed within the past 10 years. ideal in winter as well as in summer, and that the area experiences * * * fewer foggy days and more sunshine than communities presumably MUST ACT FAST Quote! AND THEN THERE is the old saw about "everybody knows me more favored in 4his respect. and the things I have for sale." Everybody doesn't know you and' An expert is only a damned everybody doesn't know the items you have for sale. Health records, immunity from hay fever, and other advantages fool a long ways from home — .Did you know that of the 165,000,000 people in America today should be pointed out. Not the least of the area's attractions are the Are You Failing to Get Sandburg. 65 percent do not remember World War I? satisfactions that come from living close to nature, in a land of All things are difficult before 42 percent do not remember the great depression. woods and waters with abundant wild life, where neighborliness is they are easy. — Fuller The only way to keep the great changing public constantly in• still esteemed a virtue, and living costs are relatively low. Money Due You From Gov? How great his theft who robs formed about your business is through continued advertising in one himself. -— N. Cotton form or another. Money is like manure — good Do you have money coming to only when spread around. — you which you have never col• is first eligible, his payments can Sandburg lected? Many people do. be made to him back for the An honest man's the noblest TIME TO FIX UP FOR FALL And if they don't hurry and whole period. make application for it, they will work of God. — Pope never collect. But if a claim is delayed for For dust thou art, and unto more than 12 months, money for dust shalt thou return. — Bible That's what the U. S. Social some months will be lost. Security Administration says. The reward of a thing well There's lots of money piled up You are urged to get in touch done is to have done it. — Em• with the nearest social security erson for rightful social security col• office before Saturday. That is lectors; and you may be one of pjyn if you are the survivor of a them. worker who died between June Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kamradt and So many people have failed to 1940 and September 1950 and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Penfold were make application for they money, have received no benefits. recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. the social security department Payment is also made to a Otto Miller at Boyne City. The FIRST QUALITY, ALWAYS is alarmed. worker's aged parents if he was many East Jordan friends of William E. LaRock, manager. providing at least half their sup• Mrs. Miller are pleased to hear ELLSWORTH LUMBER COMPANY Traverse City social security of• port, and if no widow or child is she is recovering after her re• JOS. F. BUGAI fice, says a good many widows, living. young children, and dependent cent illness. aged parents of working people who have died have failed to claim monthly payments. Relatives of these collectors e! must have died between June 1940 and September 1950. The money available is to re• latives of workers who died be• tween June 1940 and September 19'50. You can collect if the de• ceased wage earner had credit for as little as a year and a half of work under social security. At one time the money could O W)j0m E AR not be collected, relatives were told. But the law has been chan• ged and many persons have ap• plied for the benefits. But many more have not. Those people who do not ap• ply for their benefits before Sat• urday, October 1, will not re• ceive benefits for all the months back to September 1954, effec• tive date of the new law. When a claim for social secur• ity money is filed within 12 months of the time a beneficiary uper-Cushlon Tulip bulb direct from Hoi land now available at Big Jus Special Introductory off or! Garens. Get the proved advantages of Goodyear Tubeless construction — Better Blowout Protection; Better (Mr. and Mrs. Martin Garland Puncture Protection! Better Traction. There's no of Eaton Rapids have purchased tube to chafe, pinch, or blow out. And, 3-T Cord plus the Theo Scott home on the cor• exclusive Grip-Seal Construction give a double line ner of Bridge and Division Streets. of defense against punctures. And now, these im• * * 4c portant extras are yours at special low introductory Jerry Brennan has enlisted in prices. Come in — trade for new 3-T Tubeless the U. S. Navy. He will go for Super-Cushions before this offer ends. his physical examination October 3rd. plus tax and Introductory hw prkes on White Sidewalk too! recappable tire size ¢.70 X 15

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WE TAILOR AUTO LOAN TERMS TO SUIT THE BOR• ROWER. BEFORE YOU CHOOSE A LOAN PLAN, SEE US! EAST JORDAN NEWS-HERALD ESTABLISHED 1896 EXTRAS MARSHALL F. SAYLES Editor & Publisher LEnox 6-2371 Entered as second class matter MOttE PEOFIE TCtnt Off GOODYEAR TTRIS'"THAW^WANY OTHER KIND State Bank of East Jordan at the Post Office at East Jor• dan, Mich. Published weekly at 206 Main Street, East Jordan, Mich. 2% Interest Paid on Savings Subscription Rates — (in ad• East Jordan Cooperative Company vance) $2.50 per year; $3.50 per year outside Northern Michigan. 102 State Street LE 6-7021 We left after the football Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Brock an• At our regular meeting on game and went out to the Point. Monday, September 26th, Mr. HERE & THERE nounce the marriage of their There were 10 girls and the three daughter, Anna, to William Nagy Girl Scouts John Seiler came and talked to leaders. We each had sleeping us about life in India. It helped Jr. of Lincoln Park, Michigan. bags. We divided into 3 patrols The wedding took place in Lin• some of us to pass our test on 4 and each patrol was responsible Around East Jordan coln Park on July 9th. Report on International Friendship. We all for its own meals. enjoyed hearing Mr. Seiler. Thursday, September 29, 1955 * East Jordan News-Herald * Page 3 While there we passed our Clyde Hipp returned to his Camp Out nature and out of door tests. We Alfred Lavanway is home on home Tuesday, from the Little all had fun sleeping out doors leave from the Navy. He leaves BREAK If you want to sell property, Mrs. Pearl McHale is now liv• Traverse Hospital where he had The Girl Scout Troop No. 8 and also at the camp fire Friday Thursday to report back to duty list it with Clarence Healey. Ph. ing with her mother Mrs. C. B. been a patient for a1 few days. under the leadership of Mrs. night. at Philadelphia. YOUR LE 6-7210. Crowell and taking care of her Martha Annear, Mrs. Jane Jack• Our leaders congratulated us after her recent fall in her home. son and Mrs. Phyllis Malpass had * * * on our meals and we all learned Miss Magreta Hite is happy in MATCHES Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cummings Mrs. Mary Huff of Elmira their first camp out on Friday, something about outdoor life. of Lansing visited her sister, spent the weekend with her sis• September 23rd. her studies at Bob Jones Univer• Twelve members of the , Past ter and brother in law Mr. and About two o'clock Saturday sity, Greenville, S. C. She would Mrs. Antonia Evans, over the Noble Grand Club, met Monday Following is an account of the we broke camp, took down our enjoy hearing from any of her PREVENT weekend. Mrs. Frank Stanek. camp out by Karen Jackson, tents and came home. We hope * * * evening at the home of Mrs. B. friends, the address is Box 4179 G. Braman. Mrs. Beatrice Kop• Scribe. to go again for a longer time. c-o of the University. FOREST FIRES! Mr. and Mrs. Otto Merritt, Mr. kau acted as co-hostess. Mrs. El• Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ostrander and Mrs. Robert Kowalske and eanor Scott had the program. and daughter Jill and a friend of Lyle Kowalske attended the wed• The next meeting will be held Grand Rapids spent the week at ding of their cousin, Miss Patsy October 31st at the home of Mrs. their cottage here. They also vis• Wilder in Munising Saturday Alberta Nowland. Each member ited Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hipp. evening. is supposed to be dressed in a * * * Halloween outfit. * • • Mrs. Edith Swafford, Mrs. M. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Watros and 10th ANNIVERSARY B. Palmiter and Mr. and Mrs. children of Bellaire, were Sun• Frank Phillips are spending the The Jassamine Rebekah Lodge day guests of their sister and week in Grand Rapids visiting No. 365 met in the hall Wednes• brother in law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed• relatives. day evening for a 6:3(0 Pot Luck ward LaVanway. * * • supper. This was the first meet• ing after the summer recess. Af• Mr. and Mrs. A. Drapeau visi• ter the tables were put away, Ray, Morris, Vale, Earl and ted their daughter Nan who is Glen Gee * attended the funeral attending college at Mt. Plea• Noble Grand Kay Braman called the meeting to order. 37 mem• services .at Mayville, Mich, re• sant, over the weekend. cently for Mrs. Claudia Sweet. * * * bers and one visitor were pre• sent. Mrs. Sweet was a sister to Ray See Clarence Healey if you After Lodge was adjourned . and Morris Gee. want to buy real estate. Phone five very capable members of LE 6-7210. the Past Noble Grand Club act• * * * ed a skit entitled, "Diet Begins Some Hunting Mr. and Mrs. Harry McHale Tomorrow," which was very and son Freddie of Traverse much dnjoyed. City spent .Sunday with their mo• * * * To Open Sat. ther, Mrs. Pearl McHale. Watch for the Presbyterian * i* * Rummage Sale October 7th and In Michigan iMr. and Mrs. Ed Weldy spent 8th to be held in the Sinclair the weekend at Alma, as guests Sales room, East Jordan. An esteemed 730,000 hunters of their sister and brother-in- will go to Michigan's fields and law Mr. and Mrs. Galo Chew. * * * forests this year for the annual * * * Mr. and Mrs. George Bulow small game seasons, some of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lundy and have returned to their home af• which open October 1. daughter Sharon and friend Du• ter spending the past several Conservation Department lea• ane Graton of Flint were week weeks, visiting in Montana. ders expect most hunting on the end guests of their parents, Mr. * * * Saturday opening will be for and Mrs. Cort Hayes. Mrs. Lun• Jerry Brennan and Wesley waterfowl, ruffed grouse and dy brought a four tiered birth• Pemberton, spent last week in deer by archery. A number of day cake for her mother. Other Detroit. Jerry returned Sunday, lesser seasons gets under way guests at the Hayes home Sun• Wesley stayed where he has em• that day, but most generally 10 F BARGAINS! day were Mr. and Mrs. Guy ployment. draw only incidental hunting. Hitchcock and children. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Darius Shaw and The important southern Mich• See the "Shoppers* Review" this week and next in addition to * * * Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Addis igan pheasant, squirrel and rab• the bargains on this page. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Trombley of and daughter Helen spent Sun• bit seasons don't start until Oc• Flint were last week guests at day in the upper peninsula. tober 20, but all three species REGISTER FOR PRIZES — ALL FREE! the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Ed may be hunted in limited north• Kamradt and Mr. and IMrs. * * * ern areas starting October 1. BALLOONS CLOCKS ANGEL FOOD CAKE PANS LAUNDRY CARTS Merle Crowell. iMr. and Mrs. Frank Steer of iRaccoon hunting also starts COOKIE CANNISTERS HAMS CARVING SET CAMERA BACON ETC. Detroit, who have been spending in the north country October 1, 'Mr. and Mrs. Holland Hayes their Vacation, at a cottage on and two children have^moyed to but in the south, baying hounds Lake Charlevoix returned to and midnight hunts under har• Charlevoix where Mr. Hayes is their home Sunday. PVHOLE OR STRING HALF employed. vest moons won't- get underway * * * until October 20. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Vern Whiteford Waterfowling will depend Lyle Johnson who is attending spent the weekend with their pretty much on the weather — Farmer Peets Hams, 59c school at Mt. Pleasant, spent the daughter and son-in-law Mr. and as usual —• and duck-hunting de• weekend at his home here. Mrs. Kenneth Isaman Jr. at De• votees prefer cold, blustery, gus• troit. ty days for their sport. Ground Beef * # # All the state's 4,000 license 3 lbs $1.15 A COMPLETE LINE OF IMrs. Erma Gothro who is a dealers . — hardware stores, TOYS, HOBBIES, TRICYCLES teacher in the Boyne City School sporting goods shops and farm AND DOLLS spent the weekend with her sis• stores—have been supplied with Lean Ground Chuck lb. 53c ter-in-law Mrs. Elsie Gothro. licenses, duck stamps, 'Game Law Toy & Hobby Harbor * * * Digests and other information Next to Post Office Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Cronk of for hunters. The Digest gives de• Charlevoix Hazel Park spent from Saturday tails of all season regulations. Chuck Roast lb. 45c until Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Sid Sedgman. Steak, sirloin or round lb. 69c Watch for the new School line of Cottage Beef liver lb. Cheese. Coming News . . . 29c Soon 23c tb IMPORTED BULBS FOURTH GRADE Grace Galmore At the end of the first three weeks of school we can look back and say that our boys and giris We expect shipment of imported bulbs to ar• have taken hold and in almost Macintosh Apples every case have made a fine rive any day. start. Books were available so that we could start in them right NO. 1 BUSHEL from the first day. Several im• $3.00 portant movies were here right when we needed them. The one UTILITY GRADE Bushel Tulips called "What Makes Day and Night" and "The Story of Chris• topher Columbus" were espec• Firm Apples $1.45 Hyacinths ially timely and helpful. In Science we have had sev• a lbs. eral experiments with magnets Daffodils including two ways of making a compass. We are studying in our Sweet Potatoes 29c book about living and non-liv• ing things. We have had several 2 lbs. exhibits of insects and have WHITEFORD'S 5c TO $1.00 STORE drawn pictures showing the life cycle of the monarch but• Bananas 35c terfly. Many people have given fine Gallon reports. Lyle Bennett brought us some news and pictures of Sweet Cider the" stratojet in which we are 69c very interested. Lyle's brother Earl is a mechanic working on this type of plane. Michael Van FULL LINE OF FRESH Loo brought us a dried seahorse HUNTING CONTEST from Florida. Raymond Moore brought us some sand stone, to VEGETABLES ... put with our Lake Superior RULES—To be eligible you must buy your hunt• beach stones Maurice Crowell 25 pound bag and others added different rocks CAKE Package ing license at the Gamble Store. An unusual exhibit of things from India was brought by Don• Pillsbury's Flour $2.09 SnoSheen Flour 33c ald Reich. 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Do jour part—save America* o Gamble Store forests from ftrel Jordan Frozen Food company SHOP EAST JORDAN STORE HOURS: 8:30 to 6 p.m. Fri., Sat.—8:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. LOOKING BACKWARD For the first time in 15 years Lewis at Traverse City Saturday. in law, Mr. and Mrs. Albert the Pere Marquette Railway will Finkton News Merilynn is attending Practical Jackson at Mt. Clemens. Mr. and run an excursion to Chicago, De• Mrs. Emma Shepard spent Nurses Training there. Mrs. Hegerberg and Mrs. Kenny Reviewing The troit and Toledo at $10 for the Thursday visiting the Ralph Car• * * * visited at Detroit and Lake Or• round trip. This rate applies to CHURCH SERVICES roll family at Buckley. Miss Ardith Brock of East Jor• ion. On the weekend they all at• all points in principal stations in dan spent the weekend with Miss tended a picnic at Mrs. Agatha NeUDS'Herald northern Michigan. Neva Wilson. Rehfus at Lake Orion. It was * He * Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hite re• the annual gathering of all for• October 2, 1915 Page 4 * East Jordan News-JIerald * Thursday, September 29, 1955 ceived word from Mr. and Mrs. * * * Robert Deschane, &0, resident Miss Audrey Wagner and Alfred Lavanway is home on mer East Jordan residents. Charles West were married Sep• ST. JOSEPH CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH E. M. Ron da of Saginaw that of Wilson Township, was found they are the proud parents of a leave from the Navy. He leaves dead in bed Wednesday morning. tember 27th at the home of the Rev. Joseph J. Malinowski Rev. Roy Green, Pastor Thursday to report back to duty bride's parents in Boyne City. Sunday—7:30 and 9:30 a.m. daughter born September 14. * * * Sunday School and Church— * * * at Philadelphia. The evening choir of the Pres• * * * Hplydays—7:30 a.m. & 7:30 p.m. * * * Fire of unknown origin ig• First Fridays—7:30 p.m. 10:30 to 12 noon Birthday wishes to Mrs. Jack byterian church has taken on Evangelistic Service—7:45 p.m. Taylor who with the help of Mr. Miss Magreta Hite is happy in 1M1LP ^ new life under the leadership of nited and burned about $450 Weekdays—8:00 a.m., Except her studies at Bob Jones Univer• worth of films at the Temple June, July, August and Septem• Thursday at 7:45 p.m.— and Mrs. Earl'Wilson, Neva Wil• John Porter. Teaching Service son and Ardith Brock, celebra• sity, Greenville, S>. C She would Theatre Wednesday evening. The ber at 7:30 a.m. enjoy hearing from any of her Your Safety Petoskey police have started a loss falls on the manager, Mr. ted her 74th birthday Sunday, PENTECOSTAL FULL September 25th. friends, the addresses Box 4179 purity campaign and raided a Olson, as no insurance can be UNITED MISSIONARY c-o of the University. crap and poker game, getting carried on film. The next film to CHURCH GOSPEL TRUTH CHURCH * • Rev. Harley R. Barber, Pastor Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Louk of Patrol , ,x four negroes, a Chinaman, a be shown is "Flames of Desire." C. W. Thompson, Pastor Mr. and Mrs. Carl Skop and white man and a squaw. They Morning Worship—11:00 a.m. Dearborn were weekend guests There are new babies at the Sunday School—10 a.m. at the Minnie Beal home. Mrs. family returned home Thursday also secured three bootleggers. Sunday School—10:00 a.m. Worship Service—11 a.m. from a ten day vacation trip. On homes of the Phil Gothros, the Youth Fellowship—7:00 p.m. Louk has remained for a two * * * Sunday Eve. Service—8 p.m. weeks visit. their way they attended a wed• The Temple Cafe has reverted Dalton Gays and the Ernest Hig- Evangelistic Services 7:30 p.m. CYA Tuesday—8 p.m. ding in McKeesport, Penn. bys. Prayer Meeting (Thurs.) 8:00 * * # to its former owner, Frank Prayer Meeting, Thurs. 8 p.m. Mrs. Frank Clark of Flint * • ^ Green. * * # called at the Sam Lewis home Mr. and Mrs. Ole Hegerberg * * * October 4, 1935 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Sunday. and Mrs. G. W. Bechtold spent Mrs. Erzella McMillan is tak• The East Jordan School Dis• CHURCH * * * last week at Mt. Clemens, Lake ing a nurses course at Traverse trict has been notified through Edward O. DeHaven, Pastor Orion and Detroit. Mrs. Bech• Regular Services: Rev. Dale Larson Pastor Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson and City. the press that the PWA project Sunday School every Sunday Neva called on Miss Merilynn told visited her daughter and son including a four room addition The Church School meets at * * * 9:45 with classes for all ages. at 9:45 a.m. Classes for all ages. October 2, 1925 to the high school has been ap• Church services every Sunday proved in Washington and that The Morning Worship begins at 11:00 o'clock. at 11:00 a.m. Communion Ser• $11,300 has been set aside by the vice first Sunday of every month government as their donation to• - Family social dinner second ward the project. FINKTON BIBLE FELLOWSHIP CHURCH Sunday of month following mor• Miss Ethel H. Pinney and Followed by short morning ser• ning service. Graydon L. Baker of Muskegon vices. were married Thursday at the Sunday School—10:30 a.m. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF home of the bride's parents. Youth Fellowship—6:45 p.m. JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER R and R Television Evening Services—8:00 p.m. DAY SAINTS George T. Carr passed away Wednesday Prayer Meeting— Church School—10:00 a.m. at his home here Monday night. 7:30 p.m. Morning Worship—11:00 a.m. Mr. Carr was an East Jordan Zions League Tuesday 7:30 p.m. w^wm Pester businessman for 30 years. BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH Prayer Service Wed., 8:00 p.m. * * * Central Lake Mrs. George D. Nemmo died Rev. Paul Gelatt, Minister ASSEMBLY OF GOD Sales and Service Antenna Installations suddenly while enroute to the Bible School—10 a.m. Rev. H. L. Moody Petoskey hospital Wednesday Worship—11 a.m. Sunday School—10:00 a.m. RATE A night. Youth Time—6:30 p.m. Morning Worship—11:00 a.m. Gospel Service—7:30 p.m. Sunday Evangelistic Service- WARM WELCOME * * * Prayer Meeting, Wednesday— Claribel Strong and Walter 8:00 p.m. A smart, well-groomed ap• Savage were married Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Thursday Prayer Meeting— We repair all makes and models . . . pearance is an open sesame Bible Club, Thursday, 4 p.m. 8:00 p.m. September 28th. Sunday School Sunday 10:00 to success! And, it all starts SHOP EAST JORDAN with Well-cleaned, well- Morning Worship, Sunday 11 CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH pressed clothes! Try us! Evangelistic Service, Sunday— Boyne City — Wilson Twp. (Liargest selection of Lionel 8:00 p.m. Rev. Richard Noffze, Pastor, Trains and plastic build-it-your- Wilson Township: Phone LE 6-7349 EAST JORDAN self villages in the north. METHODIST CHURCH East Jordan Rev. R. H. Moore, Pastor Church Service—9:30 a.m. Morning Worship—10:00 a.m. Sunday School—10:30 a.m. Toy- & Hobby Harbor Boyne City: Next to Post Office Church School—11:15 a.m. Cleaners MYF— 7:00 p.m. Church Service—11:00 Charlevoix Sunday School—10:00 West Peninsula Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Tuttle of Fenton spent the past week at Test After Test.. .Year After Year Now is the time ! their cabin on South Arm. * * * Mr. and Mrs. William Gaunt Sr. and Mrs. Lena Weaver of Celotex Roofing East Jordan went to Ithaca Sat• BLUE SUNOCO WINS AGAINST urday to attend the funeral of Delbert Townsend, Mrs. Wea• ver's brother. at Services for Mr. Townsend who was 67 years old, were held Saturday, September 24th at 2 PRICED p.m. at the Beebe Funeral Home Ken Diller Lumber Co. with Rev. John King officiating. He died September 21st. Burial was at the North Star cemetery. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Barber were Sunday callers at the Er• nie Slaughter home. Mr. Slaugh• ter is confined to his home with a bad heart condition. * * * George Dyer of Boyne City spent Sunday with the William Thursday, September 29 Gaunt family. Lauren Bacall Richard Widmark Charles Boyer A number of friends and neighbors gathered at the R. G. Blue Sunoco Wins —beats Blue Sunoco Wins at Indian• Blue Sunoco Wins in survey of "THE COBWEB Williamson home Saturday eve• ' 'premiums'' in'road tests, super• apolis Track test, certified by 1,042 auto engineers, audited by ning and surprised them with CinemaScope and Technicolor — FOR ADULTS ONLY an old fashioned house warming. vised by independent testing lab. Pittsburgh Testing Laboratory. Certified Accountants. They received many lovely gifts. Several games were played and Friday and Saturday, September 30 and Oct. 1 a pot luck lunch was served at Randolph Scott and Dorothy Malone midnight. * % Now in 1955-Premium Octane Blue Sunoco "TALL MAN RIDING" • Mrs. Vern Boyer is working at Outdoor action in Technicolor plus Grandvue hospital. The Bowery Boys in * * * Henry Howard spent Sunday "ANGELS ALLEY" at the Herb Chew farm, north BEATS THE 13 TOP PREMIUM of Boyne City. He helped them lay blocks for their new home. * * * Sunday and Monday, October 2 and 3 E. H. Phillips returned to his Gregory Peck and Win-Min-Than work in Flint Monday after BRANDS IN MILEAGE TESTS spending most of the week with "THE PURPLE PLAINS his wife here. Technicolor Adventure filmed in Burma Wilson Township Still sells at regular gas price The children of Christ Luth• Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, October 4,.5, 6 eran Church of Wilson Township James Dean Julie Harris Raymond Massey had their rally day Sunday and sang in the morning service. Here's proof that, city by city, "EAST OF EDEN" * * * state by state, New Blue Sunoco GIVES MORE MILES PER GALLON! UP Technicolor — CinemaScope — by John Steinbeck Ten members of the Wilson gives you MORE MILES PER DOLLAR Township church held a painting TO 18.7% MORE MILES PER DOLLAR bee Saturday and gave the than premium-priced brands church a new coat of paint. » MilM per Mile « ptr * * * CA LLON DOUA R BLUE SUNOCO Ready now for 1956 cars. Horace Warn returned home CITY BLUE Otter BLUE Otltr BONNIE BRIGHT SAYS: Wednesday after a six week trip SUNOCO .Premhuu* SUNOCO Prtmisal* IWw tec ftoffw to Chicago and Wisconsin. 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Pittsburgh 22.4 21.8 83.3 71.7 16.2% Oil Progress Weak * * * Washington, D.C. 22.7 21.9 78.5 66.6 17.9% Oct.9-lS.2 Blue Sunoco Wins Again this Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wolters year. In latest mileage tests of Chicago are spending two •REPRESENTS THE 4 TOP PREMIUM-PRICED BRANDS IN EACH CITY against the 13 leading premium- at weeks at their farm home here. HOW TESTS WERE MADE: Combined sam• priced brands, Blue Sunoco The ladies of the Wilson delivered more miles per gallon Township Lutheran Church will ples of premium-priced gasolines in 12 RADIO NEWS -- and gave up to 18.7% more hold a rummage sale Saturday, cities were road tested against Blue Sunoco SUN OIL COMPANY 'Sunoco 3-Star Extra" October 1st in Boyne City at the in cars including highest priced and popu• Philadelphia 3. Pa. 6l45 P.M., Mom to Fri., NBC miles per dollar. IOOF hall. lar priced makes. Blue Sunoco not only won SWAN CITY in miles per gallon but also far outstripped them all in miles per dollar. THE OIP HIGH-TEST... 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M-32 at M-66 LE 6-2929 East Jordan Mon., Wed. and Fri., 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. East Jordan Cooperative Com] any Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. "Some people are like blot• ters. They soak it all in, but get it backwards!" and Dealers August Bond Bj? d'AIessio Start Search Report Made For American By R. Bridge Homemaker Residents of Charlevoix Coun• Educational scholarships total• ty purchased $11,689 in Series ling $100,000 will be awarded in E and H United States Savings the second Betty Crocker Search Bonds during August of this for the American Homemaker of year, it was announced by Rob• Tomorrow, it was announced ert Bridge, chairman,.Charlevoix this week. Yes, There Is Money County Savings Bonds Commit• This is a $25,000 increase in tee. scholarships awarded in the This compares with purchases 1954-55 program when 187,463 of $23,596 for August, 1954. high school senior girls from 8,- Total sales of Series E and H 040 schools sought the All-Am• Bonds in the State of Michigan erican Homemaker of Tomorrow for August were '$28,346,400; title which was won by Deloris an increase of 8.7 percent over Arnette of Enterprise, Ala. For You Each Week August, 1954, according to No• In addition to a $1,500 scho• ble D. Travis, state chairman, U. larship to each state winner, S. Savings Bonds Division. there will be a new award of Michigan sales of the two pop• $500 to the homemaker rating ular series were $222,806,000 second in each state. The scholar• during the first eight months of ship of the national winner, who 1955, up 13.5 percent from the will be announced April 12 in $196,225,000 sold in the same Philadelphia, will be $5,000. On The period of 1954. This represents The basis for selection of win• the highest January-August to• ners will be test scores in a writ• tal for 10 years. ten homemaking knowledge and Travis said Michigan had ach• attitude test developed by Sci• ieved 69.24 percent of its an• ence Research Associates of Chi• nual quota as of August 31. The cago. state's quota of $321,800,000 re• The test will be given in all presents approximately six per participating high schools on Classified Pa£e cent of the $5J5 billion national "Don't bother the Boss today unless it's really important Dec. 6. The projec'txhas the en• goal for this year. He's had a hard week-end at home!" dorsement of the national con• Bridge urged residents of this test and activities committee of area to continue their loyal sup• the National Association of Se• port of the Savings Bond Pro• Thursday, September 29, 1955 * East Jordan News-Herald * Page 5 condary School Principals^ a de• gram, pointing out that buying partment of the National Edu• cation Association. Series E and H Bonds regularly gislate a disease out of exist• is the most important step Am• ence," he says. -DROWN ericans can take to back up Se• There are four important cretary George Humphrey'? things people need to know ab• YOUR sound money program. out the disease and its problems: Locals . . . How the cow picks up the di• CAMPFIRES Hundreds are looking for bargains sease, what it does to her, how Charleston, S. C. arrived home List Problems it escapes from infected cows Sunday for a 30 day visit witn and gets to others, and how it his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle gets from one herd to another. Keller and also to attend the -Just tell them what you have thru a Found With Complete understanding of wedding of his sister, Marjorie. these problems and wise use of * * * Brucellosis calf hood vaccination along with TO BE MARRIED constant retesting will be needed Miss Marjorie 'Keller, daugh; Brucellosis in Michigan can be to achieve the goal of a brucel• ter of Mr. and 'Mrs. Lyle Keller Classified Ad. eliminated, claims Walter G. losis-free state, declares Kirk• of East Jordan will be united in Kirkpatriek, Antrim county ag• patrick. PREVENT marriage at 9 a.m. October 1st ricultural agent. He lists these facts learned to Theodore Winowiecki of Flint. Promising results of a bru• from the long-time testing. A FOREST FIRES! They will be married at St. Jo~ cellosis eradication program over continuous program of retesting seph's church in East Jordan. several years have convinced cattle for brucellosis will reduce program leaders the state can be the amount of infection. Callers at the Ernest Barnes freed of the.disease. If the periods between retests people in their fight against bru• home Thursday wore Mrs. Lena Complete eradication of the are unusually long the infection cellosis. Yettaw of Ellsworth, Mrs. El- disease means teamwork be• rate will increase. And finally, there must be a lie Dubie of Flint, Jack and Jo- tween educational and regula• Sufficient funds must be av• continuous education program sie Gibbard of Central Lake and tory parts of the program, de• ailable to operate the program. in high schools, youth organiza• Mrs. Carrie Henning of Pleasant clares George Parsons, extension Laws are to protect and aid tions, farmer meetings and or• Valley. dairyman at Michigan State. ganizations and colleges and un• * * * We have never been able to le- SHOP EAST JORDAN ~~ iversities. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Barnes and daughters, ILedah Bennett and Mildred Swain, went to Al• anson Wednesday to call on Mrs. Barnes' sister and family, Mr. CALL LEnox 6-2371 and Mrs. Henry and the Bill Re- fords.

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For UHF—New High Speed UHF tuning covers 70 UHF channels In 2½ Many Colors 12.50 seconds! Optional, extra atjnew low cost! • RCA Victor 21-inch Winfield Deluxe. Mahogany grained finish. Umed oak grained finish, extra. Ask about the exclusive RCA Victor Factory Service Contract. We Have Rubber Foot Wear For All The Family Model 21D641. Charlevoix County RCA Victor USE OUR EAST JORDAN BOYNE CITY LAYAWAY PLAN! Temple Theatre Bldg. Seals Bldg. LE 6-7041 JU 2-7343 Smokey Says: Card of Thanks Notice is Hereby Given That by McPeatfers the petition of Fenton R. Bulow Want Ad Rates STRICTLY BUSINESS We wish to thank everyone for the Guardian of said estate, pray• GASH RATE: 2½ cents per word, minimum, 65 cents. If ad their kindness and for the beauti• ing that his final account be al• is not paid by Saturday noon after last insertion, it will be ful floral offerings at our recent lowed and the residue of said es• considered charged. If ad runs three consecutive times you berevement. We wish especially tate assigned to the persons en• get three ads for the price of two. to thank the American Legion, the titled thereto, will be heard at the Card of Thanks — $1 Professional Directory — $2 per mo. United Missionary church choir Probate Court on October 10, 19- and Rev. Thompson. 55, at ten A. M.; It is Ordered, that notice there• Page 6 * East Jordan News-Herald * Thursday, September 29, 1955 Lewis W. Ellis and family of be given by publication of a For Sale For Sale copy hereof for three weeks con• secutively previous to said day of FOR SALE — Used Refrigera• 2-€OIL SPRING and 2 felt mat• IN MEMORIAM hearing, in the East Jordan News- tors, Electric Ranges, Washers, tress, twin size, good condition — In loving memory of our hus• Herald, and that the petitioner Oil Water Heaters. — SHER• $10~for all. Sump pump, $35., like band and father, Floyd Lundy, cause a copy of this notice to be MANS. 22tf new. Also 20 gallon hot water why passed away four years ago, served upon each known party in^ tank and coal burner for the hot October 1, 1951. interest at his last known address water tank, very cheap. Watson's Autumn leaves will start to fall, by registered mail, return receipt FOR SALE Resort; M66, East Jordan. 38x2 September now is here; demanded, at least fourteen (14) Millwood, mixed as it comes Four years have faded in yonder days prior to such hearing, or by off the mill, $10.00 per load SHOES FOR SALE — Men's, chil• space, personal service at least five (5) Hardwood, $12.00 per load dren's and some ladies' at the best Services But I remember very clear. days prior to such hearing. All wood — cash on delivery buy in the north. If you don't be• With whispering winds I hear at Floyd A. Supp ATKINSON LUMBER lieve it come and see for yourself WIRING SUPPLIES — Complete night Judge of Probate LE 6-2657 East Jordan Auto Parts. 37-3 assortment on hand including I feel that you are always near. 38x3 metal and porcelain switch and We had no time to say goodbye, WASHING MACHINE, Speed outlet boxes, duplex receptacle God called you home, Floyd FOR SAiLE—Perfection oil heater Queen, Also heavy twin laundry —pull chain and keyless types. dear. 5 room size, good condition, with tubs. Call LE 6-2681. 39x1 — • SHERMAN'S FIRESTONE 250 gallon oil tank. Also cream His wife and children Jeep seperator, bench style. Phone LE FOR SALE—IModel 58-A. C. Ste• GENERAL TRUCKING — Local Ronald, Richard, Jack and Lu^lla 6-7068. 37-3 vens repeating bolt action shotgun. and out of town. Phone LE 6- Sales - Service Adjustable Choke, clip, magazine, 2629. Lyle Smith, Mill street, Legals FOR SALE—7 room house, 2 car East Jordan. 13tf. NORTHERN MICHIGAN'S garage and gobd garden spot. In• take down, 3 shot, 16 gauge. One "He's our chief tester!" STATE OF MICHIGAN' LARGEST DEALER IN quire at 517 Main Street. Phone year old, shot less than 2 boxes of TYPEWRITER and adding mach• The Probate Court for the 4 WHEEL DRIVE VEHICLES LE 6-7397. • 34x6 shells. Mercer Carey. Phone LE 6- ine repair. All makes. Call Bill County of Charlevoix. 2928. 39x1 Thorsen. JU 2-7029. 39x2 In the Matter of the Estate of New - Used SURE MICROPHOINE for public Edward Gerner, Mentally Incom• address, $10. new. Set of direc• FOR SAILE—1955 Chrysler New petent. JEEPS - TRUCKS - STATION WAGONS tional lights, new, $4.00. Inquire Yorker deluxe demonstrator, 10,- WE REMOVE At a session of said Court, held JACK'S AUTO SALES at Ellsworth, Clarence Drain.39xl 000 miles. 1955 Plymouth V8 4 on September 13, 1955. FOR SALE — Quality hay. Will door station wagon, 4,000 miles. Dead or Disabled Present, Honorable Floyd A. -Boyne City JU 2-6511 deliver in truck load lots. Contact 1950 Farmall M Tractor, 2 new Horses and Cattle Supp, Judge of Probate. Dick T. Winkel, McBain, Michi• tractor wheels and tires. Frank J. gan. Phone 112. 37x3 Nachazel, 9>01 Mill Street, Phone And Other Farm LE 6-2284. 89tf Animals EMDEN GEESE FOR SALE — FUN FOR ALL Early May hatched, 8 to 10 lbs. SLIDE TROMBONE, new $100. FOR PROMPT SERVICE alive. Mahala Salah, Petoskey, Mi• Mrs. Erna Moore, 312 N. Maple PHONE GAYLORD 6231 chigan. Phone DI 7-3015. Walloon Ave., Mancelona. 39x3 Old Fashioned Hay Ride Lake, Country Club Road. 37x3 VALLEY CHEMICAL PEARS, PRUNE PLUMS, AP• Company Church groups, parties, clubs, etc BEAUTIFUL WEALTHY AP• PLES. Mcintosh and Wealthy ap• PLES for sale at Eveline Orch• ples. Fairman Orchards, Route 1, ards. Pick them yourself for $1.50 Charlevoix. at a bushel or windfalls for $1.00. No worms, no scab. See Mrs. Don• For Rent New from the Kraft Kitchen! YE NINE OLDE HOLLES GOLF COURSE aldson at house on the hill. Phone HOUSE FOR RENT — Call LE (For information call JU-2-7654) LE 6-7022. 39-1 6-2648 between the hours of 6 and 6:30 p.m. 37x2 FOR RENT—Modern cabin. All utilities furnished. $20 per month STARTING SUNDAY Older couple preferred. Claud NOTICE Hart, East Jordan. Phone LE 6- 2562. 39-3 Wanted The B & B Drive-in Applicants will be ac• WANTED WILL BE OPEN ONLY cepted only between the TIMBER — LOGS "What you need is a complete change, madam. FRIDAY—SATURDAY — 6 p.m. to 3 a.m. We are buying standing saw I TO sending you to another doctor V* timber or logs. Van Every SUNDAY — 6 p.m. to 12 a.m. hours of 3 p.m. and 5 Bros. PO Box 326 Petoskey or contact Waldo B. Van Every Real Estate Services p.m. Fridays. or Clarence Greenier at Green- ier Saw Mill, Harbor Springs. 80 acres, Echo Township, $1700. NOW OPEN! After 6 p.m. call Petoskey DI 45 acres, east of fairgrounds, $2,- Floy's Beauty Shop SPOON IT into hot foods 7-4590. IStf 000. Complete Beauty Service 80 acres on M-66, good hunting 110 Echo St. . East Jordan HEAT IT for cheese sauce MOUNT CLEMENS and fishing, $2,250. Business lot on Main Street, $800 WANTED METAL PRODUCTS Help Wanted SPREAD IT for snacks Nice lot north of school, $200. 'Come in and lay away gifts COMPANY HELP WANTED — Experienced Modern home, 6 rooms and bath, for Christmas. Gift wrapping cook and housekeeper, for Char• available. Lady with pleasant personality to represent furnace and two lots. $4500. NOW WITH NEW levoix from June 1st through Oct• Five room home, $4,000. Terms. East Jordan ober. Los Angeles December to Toy & Hobby Harbor Eight room home, $4,500. Terms. Next to Post Office Gaylord firm in this area. Recent tests and sur• May. Phone LI 7-2140 or LI 7- Six room home, $3,000. Terms. Charlevoix NYLON.OFFER! 2436 for interview. 37-3 Nice sandy beach lots on Lake Charlevoix, terms. vey indicates our nationally known product is CLARENCE HEALEY, Broker SHOP EAST JORDAN Businessmen's Directory LE 6-7210 East Jordan badly needed in East Jordan. REAL ESTATE — As I am living ^ Certified „ *t|TO ^ here, I would like to sell all of my Easy pleasant work from your home in spare Ph. LE 6-7349 East Jordan AUCTIONEERS East Jordan houses and farms. > $165 AJfiW < R & R TELEVISION Jim & Sam Brannan Make me an offer, cash or on BOWMAN'S Authorized Service Dealer Our Services Don't Cost time. C. J. Malpass, 667 Kellogg time. Excellent pay. Sales and Service Gen. Elec. THEY PAY St., N. E. Phons Gl 4-2011, Grand Antenna Installations Zenith Graduates of Reisch School of Rapids, Michigan. 32-9 USED Auctioneering. Phone JU 2-7613 Guaranteed Top Quality Log Cabin on State Street, small ELGY'S R. G. WATSON down payment. CARS Write: Auto Body Shop Funeral Director Modern Home on M-66, 1 acre Block west of M-66 land. Phone LE 6-7031 See Kraft Dinner display at Bumpin&-Painting- Welding MONUMENTS 200 Acre Farm, all buildings in West Side your grocer's. Nylon order good repair. blank on every carton. SCOTT-REYNOLDS CO. Electrical Contracting JOHN C. SCHMITTDIEL Frank J. Nachazel, Broker ECHO Thursday open 'til noon 901 Mill Street LE 6-2284 of 414 E. First Street Electrical Enterprise Chiropractor 38tf LE 6-7260 109 Mill Mon., Wed., Fri. 9-12, 2-5, 7-9 MACARONI AND-CHEESE Gaylord, Michigan Tues., Sat., 9-12, 2-5 HOUSE FOR SALE—5 room Bridge Lennox Furnaces Bank Building, Boyne City house in East Jordan on large \njom codeed td7muutte&! JORDAN HEATING & Dial JU 2-6292 lot. Kitchen sink. Fully insulated. Bath room fixtures but not in• $ast Jordan With Kraft Grated for that REFRIGERATION CO. Jhrough-and-through cheese flavor Furnace Cleaning and Repair J. H. SAVORY, M. D. stalled. $2,500, 1-3 down. Terms. Call Petoskey DI 7-7891. 39-2 Refrigerator Repair East Jordan, Mich. LE 6-2310 Clarence Lord Glenn Campau Hours: 2 to 5 p.m. LE 6-2272 '-„. Daily except Wed. & Sun. Lost JUST THREE MORE DAYS 7:30 to 9 p.m., Tues. & Sat. WILLIAM T. DOWNS LOST — One dock section, 12'x Office LE 6-2511 3½'. Floated away in storm Tues• TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF Attorney at Law Residence LE 6-2313 Income Tax Counselor day evening, August 30th (north LE 6-735« 139 Main St. J. VAN DELLEN M. D. wind). Dock was aluminum paint• ed. Please phone Dye cottage. Hours: 9-12 and 1-6:30 East Jordan, Mich. Highway 66, North. LE 6-7167. Hess Monday through Saturday Office Hours 2 to 5 p.m. Daily 38-3 For Best In Gas Service Except Thursday and Sunday Use 7 to 9 p.m. Wed. and Sat. Used Cars PETGAS dressed September Furniture Sale Sunday by appointment or 1937 NASH, good finish and good Boyne City Gas Co. in case of emergency tires. Motor good. $95. Call Your Petgas Dealer Phones: Office LE 6-7231 Boyne City JU 2-6266. 39-3 % We pride ourselves in having the largest stock of home C. BLAIR & SON Residence, Ellsworth LU S-2644 Tues. and Sat. 9-12, 2-5 FOR SALE—'48 Plymouth sedan furniture in northern Michigan. Cabinet and MiU Work in good condition throughout, a- Furniture Repair JAKE'S% SHOE REPAIR round 37,000 miles. W. S. Conway, Pkono LE 6-7304 Underwood's Shoe Store LE 6-2624. 39-1 # It's your assurance of a wide choice of selection One Block West of 66 on 32 Boyne City INDUSTRIAL & RESIDENTIAL Fix them while you wait Card of Thanks 0 Right now is your opportunity to get those furnishings you PAINT CONTRACTING Look at your heels too, everybodj want as a substantial savings. rise does. I wish to thank the neighbors PAINT SALES & SERVICE and friends for the many cards Steeple Jack Service ROMAINE PLUMBING & and gifts at my birthday. Also for • A convenient payment plan can be arranged. Jim Munson HEATING SERVICE the calls since I returned, from 134 West Lincoln, Boyne City - Complete Plumbing Service the Munson hospital. Thanks again. VISIT HESS FURNITURE TODAY Sales -— Service TV, Radio & Appliance Repair Michigan Bottled Gas Steam and Hot "VPater Heating Marinus Fisher SHERMAN Firestone LE 6-2581 126 Main (See Hess for Less) I wish to thank my friends and Washing Machine and Sewing relatives for their prayers, plants Machine Service. and letters and other gifts while 229 Main LE 6-2961 in the hospital at Ann Arbor. It HESS FURNITURE COMPANY LE 6-2922 was appreciated very much. LI-7-2321 Charlevoix Darlene Bennett SALAD DRESSING Mr. and Mrs. Durwood Bates TELEVISION of Lapeer and Mr. and Mrs. Al- vin Bates and three children of Boyne City were Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cadillac- Traverse City Kopkau.

WPBN-TV 6:20 Sports Thursday- 6:30 Disneyland by DIZZY- TROUT hors©hide- 11:45 World Series 7:30 iMG-M Parade 4:05 Previews 8:00 Idberace Lona Theatre 4:10 Health & Happiness Club 8:30 Four Star Playhouse Thursday, September 29, 1955 * East Jordan News-Herald * Page 7 Mancelona, Michigan 4:15 Shopping Tips 9:00 Stories of the Century 4:30 Howdy Doody 9:30 Camera Conscious It's been a long season, but Black may well fit in with Billy 5:00 Deputy Don 9:45 Industry on Parade an exciting one, and now that it Heoft, Frank Lary and the veter• 5:30 Jack Perrin 10:00 Michigan Outdoors is all over and the Yankees and ans hurlers next season. 6:00 News 10:30 Stardust Theater the Dodgers are tearing at each Moreover, Steve Gromek, on 6:15 Limelight 11:00 Weather other in the World Series, the the basis of some fine relief worx 6:30 Sports Today 11:45 Program Previews rest of the teams can look over at the end of the campaign, may Fri. and Sat., Sept. 30, Oct. 1 6:40 Weather * * * past mistakes and plan for the very well be the fireman we've 6:45 News Caravan Friday future. been looking for. Without one " A Bullet Is Waiting" 7:00 Best of Groucho 10:26 Program Previews You never stop planning for or two standout reliefers, you're 7:30 Make the Connection 10:30 Party Line the future in baseball. a dead duck in today's kind of Jean Simmons Rory Calhoun 8:00 Dragnet 11:00 Valiant Lady Although the Tigers improv• baseball. 8:30 Bundy Mt. Jamboree 11:15 Love of Life ed on their record of last year, OF Diz believes the Tigers are Also 9:00 The Falcon 11:30 Search for Tomorrow they still couldn't fight their two years away from being a 9:30 Movie Museum 11:45 Guiding Light way back to the .first division serious pennant contender on the "Jungle Moon Men" h Yout9:4'5 Fina l Edition largely because of a tremendous basis of what they've done this 12:00, The Jack Paar Show 9:55 late-season spurt by Boston, the season and the potentialities of 10:00 Weather 12:30 Welcome Travelers Michigan Outdoors 1:00 Today's Movieland same team that knocked them out the personnel presently with the Johnny Weissmuller 10:30 of fourth place in 1954. club and soon to come up. 11:00 D. Fairbanks Presents 2:00 Relaxin' With Ike Chicago Wrestling 2:30 What's Your Trouble The natural question is why However, they certainly should 2:45 Bob Crosby did the Tigers falter after hold• show natural improvement next Horn Friday 8:00 Brighter Day ing onto fourth for so long, why year and get back in the first di• Sunday and Monday, Oct. 2-3 11:45 World Series 8:15 Secret Storm couldn't they beat back the chal• vision, if too many breaks don't 4:20 Previews 3:30 On Your Account lenge of Boston? go against them. - "Vanishing Prairie" The answer lies apparently in TIGHTEST RACE 4:25 Health & Happiness Club 4:00 Western Theater A Walt Disney Production 4:30 Howdy Doody 5:00 Kid's Corner a couple of major weaknesses. I know that the second-guess- 5:00 Deputy Don 5:30 Wild Bill Hickok The Tigers desperately need a ers will point to my early season In Technicolor 5:30 Johnny Jupiter 6:00 News sound-hitting second baseman prediction that the Tigers would 6:00 News 6:1© Weather and a good right-hand hitting land in fourth this year, but it's- catcher to share duties with 6:15 Industry on Parade 6:20 Sports one of those things. Who could Tues., Wed., Thurs., Oct. 4-5-6 6:30 Sports Today 6:30 Rin Tin Tin Frank House, a left-handed predict that Boston would stage 6:40 Weather 7:00 What Goes On Here swinger who has finally found such a wild rush or that the Ti• 6:45 News Caravan 7:30 T^Men in Action himself at the plate. gers, too, would hang on grimly "Tight Spot" 7:00 Children's Hour 8:00 Topper YOUNGSTERS COMING UP to make this the tightest five- Ginger Rogers Ed. G. Robinson ? 7:30 Life of Riley 8:30 I Led Three Lives In addition, we could use more team race in American League 8:00 Big Story 9:00 Undercurrent help on the mound, particularly history? 8:30 Orient Express 9:30 Waterfront in the relief department, altho After all, at one point we were 9:00 Cavalcade of Sports 10:00 Greatest Dramas these problems may not be too only 5½ games off the pace, and 9:45 Marge Exo 10:15 Prank Leahy Predicts serious. Youngsters like Duke any time such a small margin se• 10:00 Final Edition 10:30 Your TV Theater Maas, Babe Birrer and Bud parates the first five teams, it is 10:10 Weather 11:00 Weather indeed a real race. 10:15 Paul Bunyan Theatre 11:05 Blue Flame Scoreboard Well, it was exciting and it 11:45 Scoreboard 11:20 Stardust Theater was fun, and Ol' Diz certainly * * * * * * Scholarships has enjoyed writing this little Saturday Saturday piece every week and broadcast• 11:45 World Series 10:25 Program Previews ing the games with Van Patrick POOR WIRING CRIPPLES 3:30 Football, O.SU at Stanf'd 10:30 Electricity at Work Available I really appreciated the many 5:00 Teen Agers 10:45 Michigan Report comments I received from read• 6:30 Walt Nowak Show 11:00 Big Top ers and I hope to be back with 6:30 TEA 12:00 The U. of M. Hour To Farm Boys more Hickory and Horsehide PRIZES 1:00 Picturama next year. Thanks a lot for stick• ELECTRICAL LIVING 7:00 Perry Como Boys from Charlevoix county ing with me. «500 People Are Funny 1:30 Religious Town Hall 8:30 Texaco Star Theater 2:00 Service Salutes have an opportunity this year to Perhaps your home is among the 4 out 2:30 Double Feature take a short course in agricul• Watch for the Presbyterian 9:00 And Here's the Show Rummage Sale October 7th and 9:30 Your Hit Parade. 5:30 Understanding Our Wld. ture at Michigan State. ON SYLVANIA'S TV SHOW of 5 that are underwirecL Perhaps the ad• 10:00 Final Edition 6:00 - Lawrence Welk Ed Rebman, the agricultural 8th to be held in the Sinclair 7:00 Facts Forum agent, said there are several Sales room, East Jordan. dition of one new appliance will overload 10:10 Weather scholarships available for the 10:15 Paul Bunyan Theater 7:30 The Honeymooners your wiring. If your lights blink when an 8:00 Two For The Money course. 11:30 Scoreboard The training included eight- * * * 8:30 It's Always Jan SPORTSMEN'S appliance goes on, if the TV picture shrinks 9:00 iGunsmoke week terms with instruction in in size, or if fuses or circuit breakers trip WWTV 9:30 Wrestling dairying, crops, farm manage• HEADQUARTERS Thursday 10:30 WWTV Playhouse ment, livestock; poultry, soils, or blow too frequently, your home may be 10:25 Program Previews horticulture, farm mechanics, 10:30 Party Line plant diseases, bacteriology, in• HUNTING & FISHING f fREf suffering from the paralyzing effects of 11:00 Valiant Lady sects and parasites and subjects LICENSES ISSUED SHOP EAST JORDAN J?TV SETS 3&-RADIO SETS 11:16 Love of Life that can be selected. weak wiring. 11:30 Search for Tomorrow -A HI-FI PHONOGRAPHS Special courses in leadership, —Excellent Coffee 11:45 Guiding Light family living, parliamentary pro• ©IVEN AWAY EACH WEEK. 12:00 The Jack Paar Show cedure and public speaking also —Complete Meals 12:30 Welcome Travelers will be a part of the students' —Home Baked Goods 1:00 Today's Movieland schedule. Adequate Witiag Cms2:0 0 Relaxin' With Ike WE HAVE YOUR While attending the short FREE t 2:30 What One Person Can course the students will be hou• 2:45 Military Mailbag sed in the Short Course dormi• ENTRY BLANK FOR YOllj 3:00 Brighter Day tory and will eat at the Short A Sick ElectticzI System3:15 Secre t Storm Course cafeteria. Complete cost Bill's 3:30 On Your Account for an eight weeks' term is $180 4:00 ADEQUATE WIRING gets the right amount of Western Theater for room, board, tuition and 5:00 Kid's Corner books. ROGER'S STUDIO 5:30 Flash Gordon "Two hints for making any More information about scho• electrical power into your house! 6:00 ? News larship possibilities is available Duck Inn 6:15 day more pleasant—Think and Weather Thank." at the county extension office, BEER — WINE — IN or OUT OF PHOTOGRAPHY ADEQUATE WIRING distributes the power according to Rebman. where you wan* it, when yoo want HI Orchard ADEQUATE WIRING assures plenty of power on tap today ana* years from now I Notes . . . Anything less is an As the drought left some for• est trees better than others, the same condition applys to fruit trees. Wealthy apples run small. mm Miclntosh and Cortland held up old-fashioned truck! well with the exception of a very few trees. All other apple var• ieties vary from tree to tree. Some cherry trees came thru Ask any WIRING CONTRACTOR or in good shape. Sour cherries are varied from orchard to orchard. BUILDER to explain the advantages of Peaches and pears fairly good. No doubt but what there will be a condition that will not be fully modern ADEQUATE WIRING , . . or known until next summer. A mild winter will help wonderfully. consult CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY All and any fruit has a better flavor this year. The year of 19- —You'll Be Glad You Did! I 55 will be remembered as the year of the great drought. The I PE-D-4693-30 year of 33-34 the 30 and 40 de• grees below zero is not forgot• ten. Many, orchards were frozen This Adv. Publisjjp4.ini fhe interest of A^equa'e Wiring Sv Consume's Power Co. that year — especially the sweet cherries. It's part of the game to be set back by weather hazards and other 'conditions. The growers Read the Classified Page that stick succeed.

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ROBERT A. CAMPBELL AGENCY WILLIAM M. SWOBODA, Manager A. R. Sinclair Sales Complete Insurance and Bonding Service BOYNE CITY, MICHIGAN thern Michigan when they meet "State Reorganization of Educa• and materials will be featured in for their annual two day MEA tion," and John Fisher, Canada's professional and commercial ex• conference at Petoskey October ace broadcaster, on the topic hibits. 3 and 4. "Cobwebs Are Contagious," Max Damoth, East Jordan speaking at the Monday morn• high school teacher and Burr Slated for the Tuesday after• ing session at the Bay view Audi• noon session at the Petoskey Puffer, teacher from Traverse torium. In a Tuesday evening City, are chairman and co-chair• high school, Potter will speak on meeting at the Petoskey High the topic "Government Looks to man in charge of planning for School auditorium, Arnold M. the conference. the Teacher." Maahs, lecturer and world tra• Dr. John English, president of veler, will discuss "India Today." the 43,000-member Michigan Ed• Juvenile delinquency, retire• The most complete line of ucation Association, will share ment, and remedial reading" are toys, igames, hobbies, dolls, the platform with Potter, dis• among the many professional wheelgoods in the north. cussing the teacher's obligation problems to fee aired in group to the education profession. meeting Monday afternoon. Toy & Hobby Harbor Other prominent speakers at Group discussions on various phases of the school curriculum Next to Post Office the conference include Clair L. Charlevoix Taylor, superintendent of pub• are scheduled for Tuesday morn• lic instruction, on the topic ing. The latest in teaching aids First .Showing in Town!

Here are the East Jordan Red Devils for 1955. From left to right Third Row—Tony Martinek; 17, Jack Gee; 77, Lee Thomas; 11, in the back row are 33, Noroit; 36, Larry Woodcock; 37, Raymond Alan Ingalls; 40, Rodney Steetibergh; 56, Dick Johnson; 32, Gareth Walker; 42, Jerry Harrington; 54, Ralph Wycoff; 52, John Brock; Thompson; 24, Jack Ingalls; 50, Richard Streeter; 15, Bob Murray. 53, Frank Russell; 88, Bob Crowell. Second Row—Gary Redmer, Fourth Row—Bob Detloff; 30, Gil Dunson; 41, Gary Cihak; 25, Manager, Coach Gayle Saxton; 21, Lauren Wycoff; 29, Jerome Joseph Pienta; 12, Dale Looze; 13, Curtis Thompson; Paul Bowen; Chanda; 66, Cal Darbee; 35, Jerry Sweet; 38, Jim Yettaw; 43, Bob 16, Jim Kenney; 20, Rex Bennett. Front Row—Manager Billy Tay• Snyder; 34, Glen Kowalske; 55, Ralph Shepard; 22, Jack Krae• lor; 10, John Bos; 99, Lauren Donaldson; 18, Glen May hew; 26, mer; 44, Alan Shepard; 23, Jim Galmore, Barry Snyder,' Ernie Hay• Robert Johnson; Duffy Cihak; 27, Larry ySweet; 14; Clarence Mc• den, Manager; Delbert Sulak, Assistant Coach Howard Brighton. Watters; 31, Keith Danforth.

gularly at ten o'clock. The first served promptly at 6:45 p.m. meeting was held Saturday,. Sep• Bring food to pass and your own tember 17th. Table Service. These are always Pastor Larson has announced joyful occasion when we can G. I. NEWS that a new adult membership sit down and enjoy the fellow with Transformer Powered class will be organized the first ship of families in the church. part of October. Those who wish We invite you to bring the whole family and be with us. Page 8 * East Jordan News-Herald * Thursday, September 29, 1955 to receive instruction in Christ• Chassis! Don't Settle for Less! ian dogmatics and particularly This coming Sunday morning in Lutheran doctrine, are urged in the Church Service, we will New addresses for servicemen to indicate their desire as soon celebrate the World-Wide Com• FFA Boys are: as possible. munion Service. On this day the Philco's full quality powerplant out• Pfc. Floyd L. Detloff The iLuther League has tac• Christian Church throughout the values by a wide margin other sets Elect Officers US 55 475 404 world joins in its mutual witness Hv Mtr Co, Sth Regt kled an ambitious program for that are stripped of transformers or the coming months. They have to the Saviorhood of Jesus Christ East Jordan FFA officers for Fort Lewis, Washington as the Redeemer of the World. other essential features. Every new 1955 and 56 are President, Bob recently completed plans for a * * * "Teen Age Open House" to be Beginning at 3:00 p.m., there 1956 Philco TV has this important Prebble; Vice President, Walter Pvt. Jerry E. Nemecek held every Wednesday evening will be a Presbytery wide Pre• advance which assures you of de• Murphy; Secretary, Walter S'te- RA 16 471 884 1 at the church annex. A'll Junior view of this year's Church pendable, fine quality performance. uer; Treasurer, Tom Cosier; Sen• Co. D 8047 AU, APO 343 and Senior high school students School materials for teachers tinel, Fritz Healey and Reporter San Francisco, Calif. are welcome to spend Wednes• and officers of the various Don Peters. * * * day evening from 7 to 10 o'clock Church Schools. We are to have Pvt. David Warren enjoying recreation, fellowship with us as one of the leaders of The program of work has been RA 16 496 868 Nothing Less Gives You set up with nine committees this and refreshments. this meeting, Miss Ruth Ward- Co A 21st Eng Batt (C) law, of the Field Service De• year. The committees and chair• Fort Carson, Colo. Every other Sunday evening Maximum TV Enjoyment men are: Supervised Farming, the League has its regular meet• partment of the Board of Christ• * * * ian Education from Philadelphia, Milton Bulman; Conduct of M-Sgt. H. O. Evans ing, composed of devotions, bus• Meetings, Fritz Healey; Earn• iness, program and recreation. Pa. Also, we are to have The RA 16 263 485 Rev. Garner Odell from the De• ings and Saving, Tom Cosier; A Co. 701 Ord Bn, 1st Div All the young people of the con• Publicity, Don Peters; Leader- gregation and their friends are troit office of our Synod. With Fort Riley, Kans. these leaders there will be oth• skip, Bob Prebble; Scholarship, * * * missing a lot if they miss these sophomores of FFA; Recreation; meetings. The next meeting will ers from our own Presbytery to freshmen of FFA; Cooperation. A-2c Lawrence Elsworth is due be October 2nd at 7:30 p.m. lead in the presentation of the to leave the northern part of Neil Olstrom and Community The Women's Missionary Fed- materials in the various depart• Service, Lyle Howard. southern Korea on October 13th ments. All teachers and officers William Shaw has been promo• ei'ation has elected to prepare of the Church School are urged ted. He now has an ST3 before mission packages for the mission to be present at this meeting for SHOP EAST JORDAN his name. field in South Africa. A compre• hensive list has been posted in the invaluable help each can re• the church entrance that ex• ceive. PHILCO ed at the regular morning wor• plains needed contributions. In the evening, beginning at 4136 ship service. Should you desire to contribute 8:00 p.m. Rev. Odell will lead Church The Sunday school is focusing any needed articles, you may the Session of this Church in the its attention on the foreign mis• bring them to or contact the Ja• discussion of "Christian Educa• sion field this year, particularly son Snyder or Lawrence Schu- tion in Our Church." In this the New 21-Inch the mission field in Taiwan (For• macker residence. presentation of the total Christ• News . . . mosa). Rev. and Mrs. Donald The Brotherhood of Paul is ian Education task in the local church will be presented. To this EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Lee of Detroit (Rev. Lee spoke starting off their fall program Value Scoop! New to the Ladie's Aid Society last with a corn roast Wednesday all teachers and other interested CJiURCH June), will soon leave for Tai• evening, September 28th at 8 persons are invited and urged P Rev. Dale M. Larson, Pastor wan as missionaries. Plans are p.m. to attend. 21-Inch Console The Sunday Church school of under way whereby the children The WYF will not meet this Turns for | coming Sunday evening. All the features you need for the Evangelical Lutheran Church in our Sunday school will have PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH fine, dependable TV enjoyment. Easy Viewing j began its fall and winter sche• the opportunity to correspond Rev. E. O. DeHaven The Presbyterian Society of dule with Rally Day exercises and send packages to the child• The First Family Night of the Women's Organizations of Transformer-Powered Chassis. Handsome mahog- |§ Sunday, September 11th.; The ren in Pastor Lee's mission area. this Fall will be held in the the Petoskey Presbytery will be 21-inch Aluminized picture tube. any finishwit h self- i Sunday sehool staff and faculty The Junior Confirmation class Church Thursday evening, Sept. meeting in Harrisville, this com• Golden Grid Tuner. FM sound leveling brass feet. ff members were formally install• will meet Saturday mornings re• 29th. Potluck (Supper will be ing Saturday, October 1. A good with inclined speaker panel. 21" Aluminized 1 representation of our women Built-in UHF-VHF aerial. picture tube. Per- i will attend this Fall meeting. Mahogany finish cabinet. formance unmatch- jf ed at its low price. SHOP EAST ^JORDAN! RUBBER STAMPS Development (Continued from Page 1) Pleasant; Walter Nkkula, Glad• win; A. L. Roberts, Grayling; Marshall Sayles, East Jordan; C. Classic Beauty in a 21" Console Dwight Wood, Oscoda; and A. E. Steinbrecher, Boyne City. Richly styled in mahogany finish with smart golden The development committee appointments. Transformer Powered Chassis, 21-inch STOCK STAMPS & DATERS was organized earlier this year Aluminized picture tube, Finger Tip Tuning. Built-in for the purpose of further deve• UHF-VHF aerial. Exclusive Golden Grid Tuner. lopment education, industry, re• CHROME MOUNTED sort, transportation, land use, and many other categories of MADE TO YOUR ORDER life in northern Michigan. Come In Now and Get ^ Our Huge Trade-In Teachers to On Your Old TV Set! Call LE 6-2371 Hear Potter EAST JORDAN NEWS-HERALD At Petoskej7 Charles E. Potter, senior se• Sherman s Firestone Store nator from Michigan, is schedul• ed to address 1,600 educators from seventeen counties of nor• East Jordan We Know You Like East Jordan-BUT-If Housing Is Hard To Find INVESTIGATE

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