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SEVENTY-FlftST YEAR TEN PAGES BOYNE CITY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1952 SEVEN CENTS NUMBER 27

IB—BB—no—Ml-— Boyne Valley Horse Show Winners "Well By Heck" See Heavy Voting BY UNKEL JOSH

Jesus said: It is I benot afraid. rimaries Old Bill sez tew me, sezze, Josh, In State what nashunality air yew? Wei sezzi mi fathers ancesters wuz old Vermonters an' mite ov kum over in the Mayflower, but if tha wuz G.O.P. Race Has Huge enything like me the bote wood NOTICE ov bin too crowded. Mi muthers peepul wuz a kross between a real Residents are asked by ole fitin Irishman on her fathers city officials to refrain from Entry\List of Aspirants side an her muthers fokes wuz calling either the police or part Quakers an the rest mite ov fire departments election A heavy primary vote is pre-* bin demokrats so thats why I am dieted for Boyne City in the elec• night to inquire about Centennial Hits what I am an' ef yew kin figger tions to be held Tuesday, August election results. 5th. it owt yew kin do better than I Snag in Dates kin, but I gess I am abowt 110 The request has been A county-wide Get Out the persent old time "dam-yankee", made necessary because oi Vote program conducted by the The city's centennial committee enyway I am for the good old U.S., the fact that with the in• American Legion, increased regis• has hit a puzzler. the State of Mich., the County ov stallation of the new dial trations in all cities and town• At a meeting held Tuesday "Sharlevoix" and last but not system, there is no way of ships, and activities of the politi• night, all available historical data least fur the littel Sitty that haz clearmg calls through in cal clubs all point to heavy poll• scanned by the committee indi• bin mi home most ov the time ing. the event of a fire or a cates the first settler, Hugh Miller sense 1887. I like the peepul awl police emergency. The increased "tax-bite" of the settled here in the fall of 1856. ov 'em an' tha kant help their sel• past few years is the spur for the However, historical accounts ves, an' when I finally lay down aroused interest in voting accord• indicate a Morman settler arrived my axe an saw an mi paint brush Join Family Here ing to most observers of the local here earlier and built a cabin an mortar an pencil an mi frends political scene. which was deserted when Miller say "don't he look natural", (an After Seven Years' Democrats will get slim pick• arrived. The committee would that mite not be a kompliment) I ings at the polls in the primary like to know who the settler was want tew be buried up on the hill WET BUT HAPPY—A cloudburst failed to dampen the thrill these youngsters got when they were Work in Africa because there is no county ticket and what year he settled here. in Maple Lawn Cemetery that my awarded trophies for their unusual performances at the recent Boyne Valley Horse Show. Left to right and Gov. Williams is running un• o father and Geo. Beardsley made Rev. and Mrs. Geo. Belknap, of they are: Paul Smith, Camp Charlevoix, winner of Camp Charlevoix trophy for western pleasure opposed for renomination. possible for Boyne £ity in the Delegates »Trip Urundi territory, Belgian Congo, At the Republican county level long ago, and further deponent horse event; Bill McConnel, Alpena, winner of Rouse Oil Co. trophy, for high points In 14-18 men's Africa, and their five children, ar• there is only one contest; incum• Fades Away As sayeth not an' mi name is not events; Ella Clute, Boyne City, winner of Gil Coon trophy and Jack's Super Service trophy, for ail bent Floyd, Ikens vs. Gilbert M. Wallace W. Bailey, but William women's events; Ed Petersen, jr., Elmira, winner of Boyne Merchants trophy, for high points in men's rived last Friday to visit their Lindsay, of Boyne City, in the Transportation Fails W. Bailey an' I've alus tried tew events; Ed Estelle, Gaylord, winner of F.F.A. trophy for high /points in junior men's events; and Toni parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bel• race for sheriff. keep it clean. Crick, Boyne City, winner of the F.F.A. parade trophy. \ knap, Elm street. Alton Avery is the commun• Three G.O P. candidates seek ity's candidate this week for the The Belknaps, who have spent the post of state representative nearly 7 years in Africa doing most disappointed man in town. A speakin ov mi naim reminds from the Charlevoix-L e e 1 a n a u Marine Firm,Is missionary work, operate under Elected as delegate to the na• me that a few weeks ago a nice district. Louis Anderson, incum• the sponsorship of the National tional V.F.W. convention in Los looking, pleasant appearing young Walloon Coasts into Now at Work bent, is battling it out with John Angeles, Avery was scheduled to Holiness Missionary society, Mar man came to my door and handed Knight, mayor of Charlevoix, ion, Ind. leave by auto with Carl Hansen, me a letter addressed to "William On Breakwater whose principal platform is the They started their homeward of Petoskey, district commander, W. Bailey" and asked me if that state adoption of the South Shore Monday. was my name and when I told him 7th Victory by 12-0 Construction of the breakwater trek May 3, returning via the Red Drive and the Ironton Ferry, and Hansen couldn't make the trip. it was, he said, "Well that's my and small-craft refuge was fully and Mediterranean Seas to Eng• Forrest Brown, Hayes township by W. P. Vought land then to New York and home. Avery couldn't make other con• name too" Wgl sir sezzi, I've underway this week.as storm con• farmer, whose platform is to nections, but he's still looking. Walloon easily defeated Wolverine for the second time Their arrival was the occasion of lived on this old earth over 83 ditions subsided on the lake and knock graft and corruption out of As a charter" member of the local years an' except fur my unkel this season as they piled up a 12-0 walk-a-way victory, Sun• a week-end family reunion. Other government. the Sjears marine G~>" ^ruction Co. Belknap children who visited their V.F.W. post, it was Avery's first thet I was named after its the day. . .., „- .... -. . The G.O.P. race for Congress• s parents were: Mr. and Mrs. Ed• opportunity to attend a national first time I ever met eny one with moved equipment'-i?:-o~poa!i.Uon to man of the llth District is the Saffran held Wolverine to 3 scattered hits in the first, win Pearson and son, Grand convention. the saim naim. But mebby he'll start the sub-structure. biggest free-for-all in the state., fifth, and sixth innings as he racked up 13 strike-outs, allow• Rapids; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond —,—. o——• be abel tew live it down, fur he Heading the list of candidates, is ed 3 walks, and hit two m First stage of construction will Priebe and two children, Detroit; seemed like a nise plezant yung Victor Knox, of Sault Ste. Maries, Hurls One-Hitter; Walloon committed only 2 errors. entail the pulling of old pilings Mr. and Mrs. J. Belknap and two feller, an' I wish him good luck Joe Smith Trains speaker of the state house of rep• First baseman Ted Mason was which will be re-driven in a line children, Horton Bay; and Mr. Sherwood Falls fur after awl it's not such a bad credited with 12 put-outs and resentatives and a seasoned poli• naim at that, and when we re• At San Diego along the apprdaches to the and Mrs. Ronald Kotesky of Un• Fourteen-year-old Bob Fitzpat- Denny Pratt was credited with tico, who seeks the seat left open member thet old Sir William dine. rock, hurler for the summer re- two at second base, one on an at• breakwater where high water is by Chas. Potter. Others in the Wallace one ov the Scottish Joseph F. Smith, son of Mr. and Rev. and Mrs. Geo. Belknap left creators, pitched a one hitter, tempted steal Delaney to Pratt creating considerable erosion. race are: Francis B. Criqui, St. Chiefs thet served under old Sir Mrs. Joseph Smith of 434 Poplar Tuesday with the two youngest Tuesday, to give his team their and the other on a force play, Following the re-inforcement of Ignace attorney and prosecutor; Robert Bruce "he of spider web children to attend a meeting at third straight vistory as Camp Peck to Pratt. Boyne City, Mich., is now under approaches, the outline will be John G. Erickson, Escanaba at• fame", wuz "quite a guy" himself Eaton Rapids. torney; Wm. Bond Forsyth, of Sherwood bowed 14-0,. going training at the Marine driven and fill-work started by : an' I'm proud to bear his name. No outfielder had a chance and o Gaylord; Guy Rundles, of Van• The recreators are still unde• the infielders had a dull afternoon Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego, Lilac and Moore, of East Jordan, Band Program derbilt; and Donald Habermehl, feated and casting about for new with only grounders to handle. who hold the filling contract. Calif. Several thousand feet of new Alpena county prosecutor. victims. Director Tom Weede When I hear *sum ov the new Walloon got 2 runs in the first said that he is making arrange• The former Boyne City High piling has been delivered to the City Park Chas. Potter faces rugged com• songs over the radio an' the kind without a hit, 2 walks and 2 ments to have a game with Camp School student enlisted in the site which provides bleacher seats July 30, 1952, 8:00 p.m. petition in his race to carry G.O. ov music tha air set to I cant help errors accounted for them. In the Algonquian next week. Marine Corps at Detroit, Mich, for the daily meeting of the side-* America P. laurels against Sen. Blair but kumpair 'em with sum ov the third one hit by Mason, 1 hit and recently. walk superintendents. 1. Banner of Democracy (March) Moody in November. Potter's op• On Friday the recreators are old time wuns thet we . seldum 2 errors added another.. In the During the eight-week "Boot — o—~ Al Hayes , ponents in the G.O.P. primary are scheduled to have a field trip to here now daze. Thair wuz "littel fourth 2 walks and a hit by Corey Camp", as recruit training is com• 2. Stout Hearted Men (Selec• John B. Martin, auditor general, Dead Man's Hill. It will be an Annie Rooney" an tha sung abowt added three more. In the fifth 2 Co-op Gets Season's monly called, Private Smith will tion) S. Romberg and Eugene C. Keyes, former all-day outing and pi.nic. her an her "Joe" til seven the walks, a hit batsman and a 2 o sparrows chirped it. Then, "The become well versed in such basic First Grain Crop 3. Washington and Lee Swing Lieut, governor. base hit by Clark added 3 more. military subjects as precision (March) Allen Ship that never returned" wuz Another was scored in the sixth The state race for governor is Eagles to Picnic awl the rage. And then the old drill, first aid, Marine Corps his• The first grain receipts of the 4. Gypsy Bride (Overture) P. another spirited contest in which The annual Fraternal Order of on hits by Kujawski and Pratt in tory and mission and field tactics. •season were checked in at the Weeks war 'song that "made mother the 7th. One walk, a hit batsman Fred Alger, secretary of state; Ragles picnic is scheduled to be weep", "Just Break the News to Three weeks of the training Boyne City Co-operative last 5. Band Jive (Boogie Woogie) Wm. Vandenberg, lieutenant-gov- held at Whiting Park, Sunday,, and hits by Campbell, Mason, and week manager Harry Tompkins H. Rusch Mother" made countless thou• Pratt resulted in 4 runs. Wol• period is spent at the Camp (Continued on Last Page) Aug. 3rd. Refreshments. sands mourn. Then to cap them Matthews Rifle Range, situated 15 disclosed. 6. This Is the Army Mr. Jones verine used 3 pitchers, allowed 10 Bill Guzniczak brought in the (March Selection) I. Berlin all there wuz "After The Ball". hits, walked 8 and hit 2. miles north of San Diego. The one that everybody sung, . _o first vetch and wheat of the year 7. Pennsylvania Polka, Lee and chirped, whistled ur croaked 24 The Lakers have two games to which Tompkins described as be• Manners play to complete the season, both Tokoly Injured ing No. 1 quality and low in 8. When It's Springtime in the City Still Rates First hours a day, that wuz back in the '90s tew up tew arcun' 1910, an at Walloon. They play Harbor moisture content. Prices ranged Rockies (Popular Waltz) there haz never bin one sinse Springs, Sunday, in an attempt to around $1.90 per bushel. Saur and Taggart half az popular, but sum day avenge the only defeat they have Sam Tokoly, 59, of Boyne City Mrs. Bessie Van Dorn checked 9. Men of Valor (March) John As Hay Fever Haven sumbuddy will cum up with wun suffered this season and the other was hospitalized at Charlevoix at in the first rye receipts, grade 2, Klohr thet will be a knock out. game will be played against 8:30 Sunday night with minor and high in moisture content. Be• 10. Summer Evening Serenade, . Boyne City still occupies No. 1 position in the state as scalp wounds and bruises. He lost Boyne Falls, Aug. 10th. Then the cause of unusually wet weather Issac and Lyllia the city having the purest air according to information re• Wei the dimmykrats hav had winner of the South Division control of his car which turned conditions farmers should take 11. To the Front (March) E. R. leased by the state health department and published widely their fling in the convention, an plays off with the winner of the over 10 miles south of Charlevoix extra harvesting precautions, Day during the past week by various wire services. they've got a humdinger fur Pres• North Division. Walloon looks on US-31. Tompkins advised. National Anthem ident. He is Gov. of Illinois and like a good bet as they now have In the past five years, this community has never record- has made a good clean record in 7 wins and 1 loss. *ed a single day in which the daily plitics. His Grandfather run for pollen couni has reached 100 Vice President along with Grover Such Crust Shows grains, the >distress point for peo• Blue Star Moms Popular Walloon Beach Once Had Cleveland and they were elected But Fleet Fails ple suffering from pollen allergies. back in the '90s. I voted for em, Set Daisy Sale Boyne City is followed closely for when I wuz a yung feler I Throngs of spectators who hop• by Charevoix and Petoskey and wuz a rip roarin', hi falutin land Members of the local chapter Its High and Low Water Worries ed to see the state's Gold Cup Sault. Ste. Marie, which have shoutin' dimmykat, fur I wuz of the Blue Star Mothers, LaBrec challengers in action were dis• logged only one day per season of born an' bred that way, but it que Chapter, No. 76, will be sell Walloon Lake — While many supply electricity to the city of "In 1934 we started a move• appointed Sunday when the race 100 grains or more. kinda oozed owt .ov me when I ing blue daisies assembled by lakeport cities in Michigan are Petoskey used the lake as a back• ment to buy up the swampland, trials were canceled because of The publicity given the com• worked at the paiters trade in the disabled veterans on August 1 and having their high water problems, water reservoir to assure a con• Buckley said. "It was a difficult highway regulations. munity's unusual record was giv• City of Buffalo fur 19 cents a hour 2, Ada Alldread, chapter presi this inland village now has a high stant supply of water to their dam task. There were so many own• According to information from en wide-play in several of the an' glad tew git it. Then was dent, has announced. bath rate because it once had a on the Bear River at Petoskey. ers in the association who had the Charlevoix Board of Com• state's metropolitan daily papers. Dimmykrat times too. Proceeds of the sale Friday and low water problem. "Theyd open the pillway at the died that it took two years to look merce, owners of the boats were The Chamber of Commerce has Tother day when I wuz a mow- Saturday are used for the benefit The village of Walloon (popu• outlet here; the water would go up heirs and clear the title.' refused special permits to haul featured this important factor in lation 170) might lay claim to in' the grass out in the curb down of the hospital and veteran's home down the Bear River, and some• With administration "pump- their over-sized trailers over the placards reading: "You Are Now by mi place, a feller cum along some kind of state honors if a at Indian Lake, Michigan, which times the lake would be half- priming funds, township money, highways on a week-end. Breathing the Purest Air in the an az he stopt he sez I used tew swim could be considered a bath. Midwest—Verified by Michigan is supported by the Blue Star drained. Buckley said. and volunteer labor the villagers The Such Crist IV which was mow a lot wun time, an' he sez Its little strip of municipal beach Health Department Pollen Count Mothers. set to work to build a beautiful underway to Charlevoix arrived it's pritty hot fur yew aint it? an along highway M-75 daily hosts Property owners around the Tests." township park that was once ce• but was not unloaded due princi- I sez, yew bet it iz, an sur he hundreds of bathers who come lake forced an association to. buy Following this year's repetition dar swamp. panny to lack of competition. reeched over an took the lawn Refuge Fund at from Boyne City, Petoskey, and up several acres of swampland of the city's record, directors are near the outlet of the lake to pre• "We spent about $5,000 on it, mower out ov mi hans an say, he $1,244.06 This Week other nearby communities to swim now considering an enlarged pub• cut moar grass in abowt 15 min- in the warm, soft water that has vent further hydro-electric de• Buckley said, "but today it would Five To Leave licity and advertising program for velopments and then litigation cost more than $50,000." Buckley 'utes than I cut in 2 hours, an I The breakwater fund now made the lake famous for years. For Induction their "pure-air" program. One wuz so surprised an fiabber gasted stands at $1,244.06 Mrs. Edna An- But it has only been in recent was started to have lake levels recalled that more than 50,000 of the plans being considered is to when he handed the mower back ?aloj:e reported today. years that the beach has been so stabilized. It was successfully yards of fill material was required Five county, men will report for have one or two street-width ban• that I forgot to ask him his naim Latest contributions received heavily patronized. In a series of concluded about 1912. for the park area. induction into the armed forces on ners with the legend draped across ur even thank him fur his help were: May's Ignition Service, $10 cause and effect reactions, the For years the dank swampland Today the park .is a source of August 6th the county draft board the street so that tourists may an I'm hoping he reeds this, so Jessie Haig, Harry Dunsmore's Walloon Lake beach story goes bordering the highway stood idle civic pride to this unincorporated has announced. read the story while they drive that he'll no I'm really grateful Standard Service, and H. Buck- back to a low-water problem that and deterred utilization of the village that once had its "up and Those who will report are: Rob• through the town. tew him, fur whoever he is "he's hardt, $5.00 each. started around the turn of the beach across the highway because down" water problems. And be• ert E Laurie, Boyne City; Royce Cost estimates are now being a durn good feller," az Jackey o century. there was little room for the vil• cause the ratio of swimmers to Asher, Boyne Falls; Jas P. Lewis, collected from the Foster Boat Deets sed tew the minister thet Mayan is a term applied to the According to Dan Buckley, vet• lagers and visitors to picnic and population runs heavy, the com• East Jordan; and Don R. Gill and company canvas division at Iron- preeched Jakey's father's funeral, regions of ancient Yucatan (Mex• eran Melrose township supervisor, enjoy themselves between dips in munity has a "bath rate" of ap• Leslie Melin of Charlevoix. ton and arrangements are being onli Jakey didn't say durn. ico, northern Guatemala, and the McManus Electric company the warm, clear, and unpolluted proximately 4 to 1—at least dur• made to find locations to secure Unkel Josh British Honduras. which once he)d a franchise to waters. ing July and August. Be Sure to VOTE August 5th the banners. PACE TWO THE BOYNE CITIZEN, BOYNE CITY, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1962 Briefly, the CIO amendment one this Spring. But coming in from the same two litters. At the THE BOYNE CITIZEN would set up legislative represen• the dog-days news slump, it would beginning of the experiment there tation on strictly population basis. have made black headlines (and was not more than a pound dif• 110 S. LAKE STREET, BOYNE CITY The farm-business amendment ideal oratorical black powder) if would keep the Senate on an area- the Ike-Taft hassle hadn't crowd• ference in weight between the PHONE 6641 representation basis and divide ed it off the top of page one. groups of pigs. the House on population lines. The Guv can thank the Chicago One group was fed a regular Entered at the Post Office at Boyne City, Michigan, as second class Opponents say the CIO proposal convention for decoying that one diet—the other was fed the regu• matter 1880 as The Standard followed by The Statesman and The would give Wayne, Oakland and off his political trail. lar diet, plus six pounds of a crude Boyne Citizen under the act of March 3, 1879. Genesee counties, with their huge mixture of vitamin B-12 and industrial unions, dominance over aureomycin per ton of feed. Two WE,RESERVE the right to edit, accept, or reject any or all contribu• Now that the Republican and situation comes about. the whole state. Anti-Biotics Don't days after the pigs were divided, tions, news stories, and advertising copy without notice. Democratic national conventions There will be two amendments Anti-farm-business factions Solve Hog Worries two pigs in each group were in• are over Americans can pause to to reapportion the state legislature contend that that plan gives repre• fested with worms. All the pigs MISCELLANEOUS RATES catch their breaths and take a on the November ballot. Voters sentation to "beans and cherry Addition of aureomycin and vi• were weighed and slaughtered quick look at November. SUBSCRIPTIONS—$2.50 per year; $1.25 for 6 months, less than 6 can say yes or no to each one. trees instead of people." tamin B-12 to feeds does not over• 169 days later. They're sure of one thing . . . come the ill effects of worms in months 7c a copy. If they say yes to both there will * * * Results showed that the worm they'll only elect - one president develope the question of which Just what will hapen if both hogs, Ed Rebman, county agricul• free pigs on the special diet gain• then. one will be effective. proposals get an affirmative vote tural agent, told farmers this BIBLE THOUGHTS—The Lord saith, Be it far from me; for them ed 161 pounds each, but those in• But Michigan voters face a more Obviously both can't be, any• is something that can kick up an week. fested with worms on this diet that honor me I will honor, and they that despise me shall be lightly unusual sitiuation on their state more than we can have two presi• argument as fast as the assertion He said that some hog raisers gained 118 and 120 pounds, res- esteemed.—I Samuel 2:30b. ballot. They can approve two dents in the White House. that Freddy Hutchinson is a bet• have the mistaken idea that anti• spectively. The worm-free pigs amendments to the state consti• If voters say no, then both sides ter baseball manger than Red biotics and vitamins will let them on the regular diet gained 98 and tution, two amendments that are Rolfe. forget their worm worries. 154 pounds each. Those infested Reapportionment Queries as opposie as the GOP and Dem will be unhappy because it will There has never been a similar with worms on the regular diet candidates will be. scuttle long-held plans and hopes Rebman cited an experiment case in Michigan history so there gained 70 and 84 pounds each. Here are questions frequently asked about the reap That prospect is causing brow- for overdue realignment of repre• conducted by the U.S. Department is no clear-cut precedent. At• portionment plan as sponsored by the Michigan Committee wrinkling in Lansing as *the ex• sentation in the legislature, some• of Agriculture to illustrate his These experimental r e s u 1 ts thing that hasn't been done in the torney-General Frank G. Millard point. ' Eight 10-week-old pigs For A Balanced Legislature. The answers are from the perts study the odd situation. And show that pigs do gain more when (officially) to wait until he gets with most of those experts already past 26 years despite the tremen• were divided into two groups of fed antibiotics, but this growth is point of view of that committee. to the bridge before crossing it. wrinkling their foreheads over dous growth and shift of Michigan foui Eaili giiUip contained piqs limited if woims aie present 1. WHAT DOES THE PLAN PROPOSE TO DO? But unofficially he's looking at the problems of their personal politic• population in that time. roadmaps—books in his law li• a. Senate—It proposes to leave the Senate remain as al campaigns, we may wind up "When in doubt, vote no." That brary—for a rough idea of where at present with the addition of two sets—one representing with a lot of Michigan prototypes old political maxim might be fol• the highway might cross the river of the famous Mrs. Pruneface of lowed if the voters get too con• Oakland County and the other Macomb County. come November. b. House of Representatives—It proposes to reappor Dick Tracy notoriety. fused between now and Novem• ber. Common sense might lead to the tion the House on the basis of population. * * * assumption that if both amend• c. Continued recognition will be given to county bound This is how the unprecentented There's plenty of room for con• ments do carry the one with the ary lines. fusion. greatest majority would be in ef• d. The provision (moiety) that permits a county to fect. But common sense and the In the first place, reapportion• strict letter of the law don't al• have a full representative if it has over 50 % of a population ment is hardly the subject for a ways coincide and every i has to unit is retained. third grade English theme. It's Cob bl ins be dotted and every t crossed be• d. The provisionwE a complicated question with more by fore an amendment gets hem- side-roads than a Miami Beach e. It proposes to district Detroit to eliminate the "bed sitched onto the Constitution. KERNEL KORN subdivision. sheet ballot" in a fair fashion. * * * f. It increases house membership by up to 10 new mem Because it's sheer Greek to so As one State House newsman bers. many voters, it gives a good chance puts it, "We, the people, will We got a gentle "jacking-up" for the silver-tongued boys to 1 probably have to go to the Su• 2. WHO IS "BEHIND " THE PLAN? from Mrs. Archie Sutton who appeal to emotion and prejudices. a. Practically every individual citizen of Michigan with says, although she's a grand• preme Court to tell us what our The phrase-coiners are minting votes say we intended." the exception of the C.I.O. and A.P. of L. organizations, the mother and not up on her spelling "bright terms and witty sayings." too well, she knows how to spell The only bright spot in the Americans for Democratic Action, the NAACP, the Farmers Well fed on oratory coming out whole snafu is the consolation it Union, the socialists* the communists and their friends. pople. It's spelled p-o-p-l-a-r. of the Chicago convention halls She's right, but I guess the rest of could have been worse. The AF b. Probably the greatest outpouring of volunteer pe• and due to be served even more us will pronounce it p-o-p-l-e. of L and a Detroit teachers or• tition circulators ever to engage in a single cause in Michi• generous helpings as the cam• ganization scrapped their plans to Couple more wind storms like the paign progresses, John Q. Citizen gan resulted in the gathering of an overwhelming number one last week, and none of us will enter amendment proposals of is apt to "frow up." of signatures—at no cost to the Michigan Committee For A have to worry about 'em any their own. * * * Balanced Legislature which had no funds and which was more—there won't be any left. Had they come into the tourn• Even the names of the spon• not supported by the treasury of a powerful labor union. * * * ament, we might have wound up soring organizations are enough with four amendments! 3. THIS PLAN IS SUPERIOR TO THE C.I.O. PLAN Mayor Sam Arbuckle and ex- to make the best informed capitol mayor Harry Tompkins are still s * * He BECAUSE: newsman pause to unwind his Whether Gov. Williams enjoyed breaking the front pages. Latest tongue once in a while. a. It is practical for it provides both fair representation outbreak this time was forwarded the spirited GOP convention last The Committee for Representa• and a balanced legislature. to us by GlSdys and Jim Howie, of week as much as he'll enjoy the tive Government filed its proposal Democratic powwow next week is With the House of Representatives membership based VasSar, Mich, who clipped a front first. page of the Saginaw News in problematical. on population the urban areas have the direct and most The Committee for a Balanced which the famous Tompkins-Ar• But its timing couldn't have powerful voice. Legislature came in with its own buckle battle was made the sub• been any better for him. With the Senate based on population and recogniz• just under the deadline. ject of a front-page editorial in Preoccupation of Michigan dele• Both groups are made up of ing geographical areas the rural areas and minority groups the July 15 edition. They write: gates with the big Chicago fracas many different segments in the are not disenfranchised. "Everyday in the Saginaw paper took their minds off another gold• best^ tradition of politics making b. It does not—as does the C.I.O. plan—place controll• there is an article called Sidewalk en opportunity to unleash their strange bedfellows. But in each ing membership of both House and Senate in the hands of Sermons. Jim and I always en• big caliber guns against the gov• committee there are dominant ernor . . . the second riot at 3 counties of Michigan. This is an obvious fault of the joy them and we got quite a kick groups. They'll lend their names out of the enclosed one. When we Jackson Prison. C.I.O. plan because it is well recognized that the C.I.O. to the proposed amendemnts and mention to anyone down here we Actually It didn't begin to com• II. S. SEftATMt controls and can continue to control the election of a pre• make it a .IF tie easier to fo|low are from Boyne City, they always pare with the vicious and costly dominate number of members from these three counties and the game without,« program... say that's the place that Harry would therefore control both Houses of the Legislature: The CIO sparks the Representa• Tompkins lives isn't it?" The Michigan Committee For A Balanced Legislature does tive Government committee; the * * * not believe that any single organization should control the Farm Bureau and mutual insur• One of the best articles we've Michigan legislature even if that organization is as philan• ance companies are the dynamoes read on the subject of night fish• for the Balanced Legislature thropic and altruistic minded as the C.I.O. has proven to be ing appears in the August edition group. in the past. of Outdoor Life and is entitled 4. WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF THIS REAPPORTION• Moonlight Serenade. It's written by Byron Dalrymple, of Wolver• MENT PLAN DOES NOT PASS? ine. Dalrymple is that rare species The Race Is On The people want it. It is fair. It will pass. of writer who has the ability of putting the pole in your hands and letting the fish tug at the line Republican Ticket while you're reading the lines. * * * Only the first leg of one of. the most important political races in H. E. Carver, 78, of Tulsa, Okla• history has been decided. You are needed on the Michigan team for the m f^&CUHAt/ GEORGE W. homa, has written a letter to Guy Stanhope about whom we recent• big race—the Michigan Primary Election on Tuesday, August 5. ly carried a story. Carver, a con• struction contractor, says he's Go to your polling place on that day, rain or shine, without fail, and been sticking bottles containing information about his jobs, dates, make it a point to get your friends and neighbors to do the same. This and other details in every build• leg of the election race is one that really counts* and is the one to which ing that he's built for a number of years. Carver wonders what the most voters pay the least attention. This is the election that too often LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR people will think when they run puts unqualified and least desirable candidates for local and state jobs across his bottles in 2117 or there• abouts. That's a very provocative into office, pnly because you and your friends stay home on primary elec• question. With budgets and the He knows the job!powe r of bombs increasing in tion day. astronomical proportions, it's pro• blematical as to who will be We must elect officials who can re-establish world confidence in the around to read the contents of the bottles. United States. If a couple of our drinking friends live long enough and run We can be liberal without being absurd or foolish. onto one of Carver's bottles, we FROM WORRY A CHALLENGE can safely predict their reactions. They'll say, "The darned things Enjoy carefree motoring; s i We can and will do something constructive for humanity, including are empty." secure i* the knowledge that the minorities, but without blindly following a path to more confusion, * * * you have the ever-present hate and chaos. Edna Anzalone reports that the protection of State Farm Power Squadrons are anxiously awaiting on opportunity to make emergency road service We can and must bring some semblance of order and unity into the Boyne City one of their cruise insurance. It pays 80% of higher echelons of the Federal government. ports and would have been here your emergency expenses WE LIKE this season if the docks had been while you are away from a in shape. Next year, with the public garage or service We can and must render impotent the lawless racketeer element fO MEET docks completed, there will be a variety of club burgee's drifting station for delivery of that pervades the political arena. in the breezes of Lake Charlevoix. gasoline, oil or loaned * * * batteries or tire change; for The various candidates have published their personal qualifications Back in 1940 editorial writers the first hour of mechanical and the things they believe in and stand for. From this you can decide were bemoaning the fact F.D.R. first aid on a public highway had spent 60 billion dollars in 8 how to cast your ballot. for starting, lights, ignition, years time for preparedness. This etc that prevent your car When customers of many years introduce newcomers year they're bemoaning the fact that we're now spending 80 bil• from operating, plus towing Don't make the dangerous mistake of staying home and criticizing to this bank it is both an inspiration and a challenge. lion per year. This disputes that to the nearest place of service the voting system or the candidates. Remember it is the lesser of two An inspiration to realize that long-time customers old adage about the pen being if your car cannot operate think well enough of this bank to introduce their mightier than the sword. Twelve evils. _The other "system" means you are forced to go to the polls and under its own power. Slightly neighbors and friends here; a challenge to fully mea• years of typewriter attacks in the different coverage available cast your ballot for but one candidate. That has been happening to sure up to the expectations of the new customers. name of horse sense haven't pro• duced a thing. in Louisiana, North Carolina, millions and it can happen here. * # * We are always grateful for this active cooperation Texas, Virginia, West Back in 1940, too, Hitler had from our depositors. / Virginia and Ontario* Get in this race now—Tuesday, August 5. just proclaimed the victory in Flanders as the "greatest military BOYNE CITY BRANCH victory in the history of man• kind." Some things work them• selves out quicker than others. Basil C. Cummins * * * STATE BANK OF EAST JORDAN EAST JORDAN, MICHIGAN This series of advertisements paid for by citizens who believe that Street Scene: Heinie Lee bor• Corner Water and Park Streets rowing a penny to plug a parking Phone LE 6-2612 the public should have essential information regarding the present ad• meter while makin ga quick stop. ministration to help guide them in the fall election. Howard Darbee, Manager He was out of change. Ten min• STATE FARM Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation utes later, two youngsters sticking MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE CO. pennies into the parking meters just to hear them zit. Bloomfngfon, iiiineis THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1952 THE BOYNE CITIZEN, BOYNE CITY, MICHIGAN PAGE THREE Mr. and Mrs. L. A. McKenzie secured through the distribution Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Allen and Mrs. Lee Chambers and family of MUCC Clubs Get family of Greenville, Mr. and Mrs. Cadillac and parents, Mr. and of Flint visited their son and fam• of sheets of wildlife poster LeRoy Allen of Petoskey, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Looze enjoyed a pic• ily, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hunt Grant For Youth stamps. The stamps, full-color nic dinner at Young State Park and son Kennie Sunday. reproductions of paintings by North Mrs. Edwin Bradley and son Ed• Camp Project win, jr., Mr. and Mrs. Dan Brad• Sunday. Mrs. Chambers and Louie Miller of Hastings and leading nature artists, have been ley and son and Miss Maggie Sherry and Connie Hale are sister, Mrs. Linna Johnson of Pe• The Michigan United Conser• issued annually by the Federation of the West of Horton Bay, Mrs. Anna spending a few days at the Looze toskey visited Mr. and Mrs. Robt. vation Clubs has received a $900 since 1938. Interested persons send in small contributions in re• Nelson of Montana enjoyed a pic• home, the rest returned home af• West last Friday. grant from the National Wildlife turn for the stamps. nic dinner Saturday at the Hor• ter spending the week end here. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Cox and Federation to help finance a mo• ton Bay school ground. Lloyd and Edward Jones of De• son returned to Detroit Monday tion picture depicting the pro• Mrs. Henry Fitzpatrick, Correspondent after spending a week at Horton Rev. and Mrs. Henry Strong troit and Geo. Staley of the Pen• gram of the junior conservation Run Down by Drunk insula visited the former's father Bay. camp sponsored annually by In honor of Mrs. Ervin Brad• and family and Mike Bradley. and son-in-law and daughter, Mr. Knoxville, Tenn. — Drunken and Mrs. Alfred Abelhart of Arthur Jones, Sunday at the Mrs. Gaylord Snyder of Mor- MUCC at Ludington State Park, ley's birthday the family gather• Mr. and Mrs. Edward Renkie- driving sent E. J. Hayes to a hos• Windsor, Canada, arrived Sunday Northside Convalescent home. ris'ville, Ind., is visiting her father, to purchase needed equipment for pital with a fractured knee but ed at Whiting Park for a picinc wicz of North Bay, had as dinner at the home of their brother and Pvt. Stanley Sanders of Fort James Bardwell, who is ill at his the camp and to help provide there were no vehicles involved in supper. Those present besides guests Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Pet• sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley, Kansas, is spending a 15- home on Terrace street. one or two college scholarships in the accident. Hayes said he was Mr. and Mrs. .Bradley were Mr. er Leist and daughter Anna Mae, H. Behling, Mr. and Mrs. Strong day furlough with his wife and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mathers and the conservation field. on the sidewalk when a drunk, and Mrs. Pete Huzek and children and their son Pvt. Raymond Wel- to spend a week here, Mr. and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bruff Kelts, daughter, Mary, of Flint were The financial aid was announc• unable to steer a straight course, ler, who arrived home Friday of Petoskey, Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Mrs. Abelhart returned home Ann street and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. ed by Dr. Paul Herbert, East Lan- fell into him. Bradley and children of Pontiac, from Korea on furlough. Monday. Sanders of Gaylord. Ed Mathers. ing, head of the conservation de• Mr. and Mrs. John Braun and Mr. and Mrs. Walton Fritz and Mr. and Mrs. Fay Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Hale and Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Bradley partment of Michigan State Col• Be Sure to VOTE August 5th family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Price daughter Marjorie of Petoskey, family of Grand Rapids, Mr. and son spent the week end at Alpena and children left for their home lege. Dr. Herbert is regional di• and Cheboygan with relatives. at Pontiac Saturday after spend• rector of the National Wildlife Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Clute and ing a week here with their par• Federation of which MUSS is an daughters Joan and Carol, re• ents, Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Brad• affiliate. turned to their home at Roscom• ley and other relatives. mon Sunday, after spending the The East Lansing conservation D. D. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brownell leader said similar grants for pro• vote! past week here with their mother, of Midland- are spending a two REPRESENTATIVE VOTE! VOTE! VOTE! Mrs. Helen McNally and other jects of outstanding merit were weeks vacation at a cottage at relatives. awarded this year in 23 other Gaza Beach and visiting Mrs. states. Sponsored in each case by Equitable Life Assurance Society Wm. Russell of Flint spent the Nellie Suitor nd Mr. and Mrs. a state organization affiliated with week end here with relatives. Elmer Scott. the National federation, the ap• August 5th Primaries Mrs. Russell and children, who Business Insurance — Educational Funds Karen Gould returned home proved projects included teachers had spent the past two weeks Retirement Income — Annuities Saturday after a three weeks visit workshops in 13 states, youth here with her parents, Mr. and Ordinary Life Insurance With at Dearborn with relatives. camps in 4 states, wildlife re• Mrs. Ed. Mathers and other rel• Retirement Options Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Olson of search in 3 states, and miscellan• Vote for atives, returned home with him. Little Rock, Ark., arrived last eous activities such as pollution^ Mrs. Arza Smith spent the past Tuesday to spend two weeks va• control campaigns in 4 states. Boyne City, Michigan week at the home of her son-in- cation at their cottage at Glen- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. wood Beach. Money for the grants-in-aid, as Geo. Palzin and infant son at Mrs. Bud Handy and baby leff; well as for other activities of the - Phone JU 2-7258 215 E. Cedar Street Willis, Mich., returning Saturday for her home at Ithaca Sunday National Wildlife Federation, is with her son and wife, Mr. and after spending a week with her Mrs. Thomas G. Smith of Detroit, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bruff Kelts. GILBERT M. LINDSAY who spent the week end here. Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Mayhew at• A quiet wedding was solemniz• tended the funeral of their uncle, ed seven o'clock Saturday even• Geo. Jaquay, at East Jordan last ing at the Charlevoix Baptist par• Thursday. sonage, when Mrs. Barbara How• Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Pratt and Republican Candidate ard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed two daughters of Flint arrived Mathers, became the bride of Monday to spend the week with Richard Hull of Charlevoix. The their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon for ceremony was performed by Rev. Pratt. L. L. Lewis in the presence of Edward Brannon and Elmer immediate relatives. Mr. and West have returned to their work Mrs. Jack Russel attended the on a Great Lakes steam ship. bride and groom. A reception was Mr. and Mrs. Seward Patton of SHERIFF held later at the home of the Central Lake were guests of Mr. groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe and Mrs. Clarence Kent and fam• Hull. The young couple will re• ily Sunday. Of Charlevoix County side at Sherman street, Charle• Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gove of Lin• voix. coln Park spent the week end at Mr. and Mrs. Nobel Whitman the home of their parents, Mr. and and children of Williamston spent Mrs. Leon Pratt. • Personal and Better Service Assured the week end here with their Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Mayhew and brother-in-law and sister, Mr. two sons spent Sunday at East and Mrs. Lou Stevens. Jordan with their brother-in-law Bud Hall is spending a week's and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur • Highways Properly Patrolled vacation with his brother and Snyder. wife, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Hall in Victor Clute jr. of Alpena is a Ypsilanti and brother-in-law and guest this week of Harvey Fritz. © Dogs Controlled-Eliminating sister, Mr. and Mrs. Tod Spencer Amel Hegerberg of Bath, Mich of Owosso. visited Mr. and Mrs. Robt. West Mr. and ' Mrs. Geo. Dodds of Saturday evening. Mr. Heger Property Damage Omaha, Neb., are, visiting their berg taught the East Bay school parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry 29 years ago. Dodds. Mrs. Betty Kelts of Lansing left Mr. and Mrs. F'arry Hayes and Sunday after spending a week Inside and out these shoes are buflt to last and they're sister, Miss Phyllis Towne spent with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. comfortable too. On the next job try a pair of these shoes. the week end at Flint with Austin Weeks and other relatives friends. Mrs. Geo. Peters, Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Homer Talboys of twp. and Mrs. John Leist visited Lansing spent the week end here Mrs. Henry Fitzpatrick last Tues WORK SHOES with relatives. day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Zinck spent ALGER Endorsed by Vandenberg mother, Mrs. Underhill, spent the Sunday at Traverse City visiting week end at Ferndale. friends. UNDERWOOD SHOE STORE Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Dodds Mr. and Mrs. Nyal Gould spent have returned home after spend• the week end at Grand Rapids ing the past six months at Omaha, with relatives and friends. Nebraska. Mrs. John Washko visited her Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stevens, who brother, Harry Roof jr., at Little were visiting their parents, Mr. Traverse hospital Monday even• and Mrs. Wm. Grey, returned to ing. Harry, who received surg Detroit, Tuesday. ery n his hand last Thursday Mrs. Archie Sutton returned would appreciate cards and calls home Friday from Little Traverse as he will 'remain there 14 days hospital, where she spent a few longer. days receiving treatment for a The item last week about Tom broken arm. Miller and family moving in with Harry Barkley entered Gaylord Mrs. Jones seems to be a mistake, sanitarium Monday July 21 for sorry. rest and medication. Mrs. Gladys Heffron and two Mrs. Howard Thayer, who en• children of Detroit are visiting tered Lockwood General hospital her father, John Lake, and other last Friday as a medical patient, relatives. was released Monday and is at 0U BUY YOUR Mrs. Mary Chapman and sons the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jerry and Charles, also Joe Chip- LeRoy Allen of Petoskey and is enary and Paul Cherry of De gaining nicely. troit are guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Crane. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wright and Patty Jo of Grand Rapids USED were week end guests of their TUNE IN parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Brad• ley. FRED M. ALGER on Gene Lawrence of Lansing IMPORTANT Secretary of State spent the week end at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Radio Station Lawrence. Consider this fact, we retail low mileage Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Aldridge When Fred M. Alger, Michigan's three-term Secre• of Lansing called on Mr. and Mrs. new car trade-ins carefully picked, me• tary of State, first entered public life, one of his out• WMBN Claude Lawrence Sunday enroute to Harbor Springs. chanically approved, completely recondi• spoken supporters was Arthur H. Vandenberg, late Helen, Martha and Byron Bel• Friday, August 1 knap are guests this week of tioned which we sell with United states Senator from Michigan. their uncle and aunt, Mr. and 8:30 pan. Mrs. Ronald Koteskey. "My support," said Senator Vandenberg, "is not Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hartnell A BONAFIDE WRITTEN GUARAN• only prompted by a debt of gratitude to his illustrious and hear of Detroit called on their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hartnell Satur• TEE, FOR YOUR PROTECTION. NO parents, but by the outstanding record of young Fred ROBERT day enroute tG White Fish Bay, Alger himself." Upper Peninsula. WRECKS SOLD HERE. e,flByy fia|e Bawi Me,t.eg t Aalt MONTGOMERY / Today, as the leading Republican candidate for Famed Screen Star Albino ^Chuck" , IF YOU ARE IN THE MARKET TO BUY A QUALITY Governor, Fred M. Alger is opposed by another Van• and denberg. NBC News Commentator Tackles a Dog CAR AT AN HONEST PRICE ... Interview The white "little tiger" giving Needless to say, his opponent is in no way related the dog a battle in Mrs. Albert Wright's backyard proved to be a to the great Arthur H. Vandenberg, whose words of FRED M. Then See rare albino woodchuck, the con• confidence helped launch Fred M. Alger's successful servation department reports. career of public service. Answering the call for help from the St. Johns woman, con• ALGER servation officer Earl Goff finally JACK managed to bag the odd-colored REPUBLICAN woodchuck and cart it down to CANDIDATE the Rose Lake Wildlife Experi• at lack's Super Service FRED M. ALGER for GOVERNOR ment station northeast of Lansing. Normal coloring of the pro- messional excavator" is gray with We also have a Good Selection of Don't Waste Your Vote on a Name Candidate a yellow cast. 0WERN0R — o REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES AUGUST 5 "Cheapies" at low prices According to Biblical scholars, of Michigan Jesus and his disciples spoke Aramaic. PAGE FOUR THE BOYNE CITIZEN, BOYNE CITY, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1952

Republican Ticket CLASSIFIED Movies of T&CCt/WL/ GEORGE W. Boyne City and Vicinity COLUMNS OF * ^ OPPORTUNITIES Top Man * J Huntz Hall, as a top sergeant j THE METHODIST CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH in the Marine Corps, makes things 2c per word, Cash with 3c per word by phone or Rev. Forrest E. Mohr, Pastor Rev. Howard Webster, pastor Order. Minimum—35c charge. Minimum—50c utterly miserable for the rest of 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 10:00 a.m. The Church at Study. the Bowery Boys in their latest 11:00 a.m. Worship Service Cards of Thanks, Poetry, and Memoriams—same rate but Bible classes and christian edu• comedy, Monogram's "Here Come The Petoskey Presbytery met E1SH With $1.00 minimum charge. cation in all departments. Miss the Marines," Thursday and Fri• Monday in the church. This gov• Helen Schmidt, S. S. Sup't. UTENANT GOVERNOR day at the Boyne Theatre. The erning body is composed of the FOR SALE FOR SALE Jerry Thomas production was di• 11:00 a.m. The church at wor• ministers and one elder from each rected by William Beaudine. ship. The Gideons will supply church and is a connecting link FOR SALE—6 weeks old pigs. FOR SALE—10 weeks old pigs. » * * the guest speaker, Mr. Donald between the local churches and Erwin Mayhew, R.F.D. 1 27-lt* He knows the job! Call Bud Staley, JU 2-7446. lt Colorful Brazilian Rockwell of Beulah. The Adult the Synod of Michigan. choir will sing "Assurance" by Wardrobe For Star It is gratifying that the Steeple FOR SALE—House at 110 N. East Feldt with Robert E. Lee, Director FOR SALE—One mink colored Virginia Bruce revels in an in• Fund which is incomplete being street, to be torn down and re• and Mrs. Erling Strangstad, or• raccoon coat, size 12. The Thomas ternational assortment of 26 cos• put to use after a year's effort. moved from premises. 27-lt* ganist. Huse. 27-lt tume changes in Republic's spec• Mr. Clair Bates is the mason. 8:00 p.m. The Sunday evening FOR SALE—2 tires 4:50x21, 6 tacular musical "Stars and Guit• The men who attended the FOR SALE—Cream separator and fellowship and worship service. chairs, table, radio, washing ma• ars," (re-edited from "Brazil"), meeting in East Jordan last four feeder calves. Walter Car• The sermon theme: "Wither Goes chine, oil heater. 201 State St Thursday and Friday at the Boyne Thursday report an interesting God's World?" We , will honor son, East Jordan, R.F.D. 2. lt* Phone 7190. 27-lt Theatre, in which she stars with evening during which Dr. Geo. FOR REAL ESTATE our Service Men and Women. BUYERS for all clawos of land mi Tito Guizar. Adele Palmer, stu• Buttrick related his travels in typea of business places arriving from FOR SALE-^-House, 6 rooms and MISCELLANEOUS dio costume designer, created the 8 p.m. Monday meeting of all BUYERS Asia and Europe. everywhere. Yearly 800,000 Catalogs bath, $2500 cash. 211 Vogel st. teachers, officers and S.S. person- circulated by advertising in over 500 newspapers, on highway signs American clothes and others were Rev. Webster is back after a Phone JU 2-7151. 26-tf ell with the Board of Education. and thru STROUT Big City offices. LIST your property NOW and WILL CARE for children at my achieved from latest authentic vacation spent in his cottage at enjoy the benefit of STROUT'S successful National advertising pto- Important. , Booklet HOW STROUT SELLS mailed free home or yours, day or evening. fashions worn in Rio de Janeiro, Pratt's Resort. FOR SALE—Mill wood 4½ to 5 Monday through Friday: 10:00 Phone 2-6250. 27-lt* the fashion capital of South cord load, $10.00. Ed Matelski, America. a.m. Religion and Life hour with STROUT REALTY AGENCIES Boyne Falls 11F2. 26-4t* REORGANIZED RADIO SERVICE^-See Ted Gab * * * Dr. Fred H. Olert interpreting the CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST World*! Largest Offices Coast-to-Coast Since 1600 riel for complete diagnosis. 611 Audie Murphy Stars Psalms. Very good. FOR SALE—Small 32 Automatic OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Mrs. Wm. F. Tindall or will trade for 22 Automatic. Earl St., phone 6800. tf-5 As "Cimarron Kid" 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, Circle Elder Wm. A. Dodds, pastor meetings, North Side at Mrs. En- Bonded and Licensed Broker See Elmer Crain, 311 W. Division, Universal—International's new —Sunday Services— ADDING MACHINE TAPE for gent Ferns; Central Circle with Phone JU 2-6691. ' 26-2t Technicolor Western, "The Cim• 10:00 a.m. Church school, class• Dial JU 2-7053 Boyne City, Michigan sale at the Boyne Citizen office, Mrs. G. W. Hastings; and note arron Kid," starring Audie Mur• es for all ages. tf South Circle will not meet. FOR SALE—McCormic Deering phy and Yvette Dugay, Saturday 11:00 Morning Worship Binder in good condition, 6 ft. cut. BRING YOUR SHOES to David at the Boyne Theatre. 7:30 p.m. Thursday, choir re• Evening services will be held Phone 7535, Edwin Bradley, R.F. hearsal in sanctuary. P. Chase for shoe repairing. David The story revolves about a at the Park of the Pines each Sun• D. 2, Boyne.City. 27-2t* Special notice: This Friday P. Chase, N. Lake street. tf-46 quick-shooting youth, played by day evening at 8:00 o'clock from Aug. 1st pastor on WMBN at 10:30 FOR SALE—Two saddle horses, Audie Murphy, who joins the no July 13 through August 3. All are BUSINESS DIRECTORY FOR GOOD LUMP, egg, and torious Dalton Gang against his a.m. welcome. Sunday evening services •1.-."^ RAPID REFERENCE TO RELIABLE BUSINFSS HCU5ES one spotted and one sorrel walk• stoker coal, call Miiller's Coal 6:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 2 Gid• ©II ing horse. Phone Boyne City JU will and the desperate adyentures will not be held in the local church Yard. tf-29 eon Rally and dinner in lower 2-7047. 26-2t in which he finds himself involv• until August 24. parlors. 8:00 p.m. Wednesday*Mid-week GENERAL TRUCKING, gravel, ed. Prayer meeting. FOR SALE—2 farm wagons, 1 is fill dirt, black dirt, beach sand. "The cimarron Kid" was direct• one horse, the other two horse, Boyne Falls Methodist Church Phone 6692 or call at 512 First ed by Budd Boetticher. Dr. Guy C. Conkle donald p. watkins good shape. C. J. Reidel, R.F.D. 1. Forrest E. Mohr, Pastor CHURCH OF GOD street, Cebe Gillespie. 20-8t* * * * Neyrrark Building 27-lt* 9:30 a.m. Worship hour with 308 N. Park Street complete insurance service Comic Goes Thesp Office Hours: WINDOW SHADES — and vene Gideon Dan Rockwell, guest Wm. B. Wilder, pastor farm insurance As Songwriter Afternoon, 2:00 to 4:00 FOR SALE—Medium Upright pi• tian blinds. Ask for them at preacher. / 10:00 a.m. Sunday School ano, new keyboard. Spinet piano. Proof of the statement made by "wenSings 7:00 to 8:30 a specialty Vought's Paint and Wallpaper 10:30 a.m. S. S. hour with class• 11:00 Morning Worship Louiselle Piano Service, Charle• a metropolitan theatre critic that Sundays -— Appointment only 414 boyne avenue Store, tf-29 es for all ages. Lewis Upton, 7:30 p.m. Evangelistic Service voix. Phone 1019-J4. 26-2t comedians oftentimes make the Telephones: boyne city best dramatic actors is carried out Sup't. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Prayer GOOD SELECTION used treadles, 2 p.m. Thursday Woman's Soci• meeting. Office JU 2-7122 TOP QUALITY large black sweets portables and electric cabinet by Danny Thomas, playing Gus Residence JU 2-6613 ety at the Community Hall. F. O. E. Meetings or red cherries. Millspaugh Or• sewing machines. W. H. Cole Co Kahn, opposite Doris Day in U. S. Public Health Surgeon 8 p.m. Friday Youth choir prac• SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST chards, 2 miles north of Boyne JU 2-7382, 27 So. Lake. 27-lt Warner Bros.' "I'll See You in My City. Phone JU 2-7603 or 2-7009. Dreams," Sunday and Monday at tice at the church. Pastor, Roger Clausen Regular Meetings Held 25-3t PAPER TABLECLOTHS — For the Boyne Theatre. Attend this growing church 1:30 p.m. Saturday Sabbath John C. Schmittdiel Every Tuesday Night sale at the Citizen office in 40-inch Beginning as a night club en with a living gospel. School. CHIROPRACTOR 8:00 P. M. FOR SALE—4 year old dairy cow. by 300-foot rolls. Excellent for tertainer, Thomas rose to quick 3:00 p.m. Saturday, Church ser• OFFICE HOURS: Social Room Open daily C. J. Reidel, R.F.D. 1. 27-lt* picnics, lodge suppers, and camp fame as one of nation's great com FREE METHODtST CHURCH vice. Mon., Wed., Fri. 9-12, 2-5, 7-9 10:00 a. m. to 2:00 a. m. HOUSEPAINTING and interior ing. 22-tf ics. Jack Seberry, pastor 7.45 p.m. Thursday Prayer Tues. and Sat. 9-12, 2-5 six days a week decorating. Lance Russ, Phone * * * 10:00 a.m. Sunday School, meeting. Thursdays open 'til noon JU 2-7059. tf-27 REFRIGERATOR Service—Com Kettle Clan Grabs 11:00 a.m. Message by Gail 7:30 p.m. Friday Missionary BANK BUILDING mercial and Domestic Workman' Laughs in New Hit Nystrom, a Gideon speaker from Volunteer meeting. Dial JU 2-6292 Thos. F. Schwsigert FOR SALE—Edward Davy pro• ship guaranteed. Mitchell Ser Cadillac, Mich. perty on E. Main street for not "Ma and Pa Kettle at the Fair," A cordial invitation to all to CONSULTING FORESTER vice Co., 210 S. Park. Dial JU 2- There will be no evening ser• come and worship with us. Registered Land Surveyor less than $1550. Subject to court 6802. tf-37 the fourth Kettle comedy in Uni vice this Sunday evening due to Dr. Thomas Turcott approval. Fentoh R. Bulow, Ad• versal-International's popular Contract Tree Planting the Camp Meeting at Manton, CHURCH OF NAZARINE OPTOMETRIST ministrator, Charlevoix, Mich. LOANS—On Autos—Furniture— laugh series, Tuesday and Wed Mich. FORESTRY SERVICES tf-27 Stock $50.00 to $500.00. Parks- nesday at the Boyne Theatre. 10:00 a.m. Sunday School, 312 Mitchell St., next to P. O. 8:00 p.m. Wednesday, prayer Walloon Lake—Phone 752 Wolgast Loan Company, Phone Marjorie Main and Percy Kil Claude Lawrence, Supt. Petoskey Dial 4152 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE—4 meeting. 2642, Room 5, J. C. Penny Build• bride again bring their hilarious 11:00 Morning Worship 9 to 5:30 daily large lots with partly finished log All are welcome! ing, Petoskey, Michigan. tf-51 "Ma" and "Pa" Kettle character! 7:15 p.m. Young People's Soci• Evenings by Appointment Burton L. Brooks cabin, beautiful trees, $1050. 132 ety, Bob Bradley, Pres. zations to the screen and, as in FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Complete Building Service ft. Charlevoix lake frontage, HOUSE PAINTING, floor sand• 7:45 Evening Service. previous films, are surrounded by 1 Mile North on Lake St. Dr. E. M. Chase sandy beach, close in, $20.00 per ing, furniture spraying, reason• 7:15 p.m. Wednesday, Mid-week Asphalt Tile Water System their 14 kids. Rev. Roy Green, pastor foot. Noel & Krieg Realtors, able rates. Free estimates. Dial Prayer meeting. OPTOMETRIST Rustic Construction The new comedy highlights 10:00 a.m. Sunday School. Phone JU 2-7221. 26-2t JU 2-6593. Jim Munson, Boyne "Ma" Kettle's participation in a Office Hours — 9 to 5:30 Cabinet Work City. tf-17 11:00 Morning Worship Dial JU 2-6822 145 Court St. Dial JU 2-6563 FOR SALE — Kalamazoo white county fair bread and jam making 7:00 p.m. Prayer in Upper Room ST. MATTHEW CHURCH contest while "Pa" becomes in• 118½ Water St. porcelain combination gas and DIAL JU 2-6571 days or JU 2- 7:30 p.m. Evening evangelistic Boyne City volved in a zany harness race Neymark Building coal kitchen range in excellent 6515 nights for Wrecker Service. 6:30 p.m. Three Young Peoples Rev. Max Ostrowski, pastor NORTHERN MICHIGAN Lori Nelson, as the eldest Kettle condition, $75. • Also apartment Northern Auto company is ready Groups meet. daughter, and young James Best Summer Schedule—Sunday REALTY size Kelvinator refrigerator, white to help you 24 hours a day, every Prayer meeting Wednesday provide the romantic interest. 7:00 a.m. Low Mass Guy C. Conkle, Jr. porcelain excellent condition, $75. day, anytime. tf-8 evening, Bible Study and choir Hazel E. Fritz, Broker o 10:30 a.m. High Mass Must be sold at once.. Phone JU practice. Week Days: ATTORNEY AT LAW 106 S. Park St., Boyne City 2-7479. H. Nowland. 26-2t* DO YOU WANT TO SAVE 15% 8:00 a.m. (Except Friday) Australia Bound Federal Income Tax Councillor Dial JU 2-7121 on your Fuel Oil Heating. Special CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH FOR SALE—Super Service Gaso• Mrs. Marjorie Rochester and son June, July, August Transport De• Wilson Township St. Augustine Church Second Floor. Bank Bldg line Station fully equipped for Douglas will leave Friday for New livery, 500 gallons or over l^c 9:30 a.m. Church service Boyne Falls House Painting garage work, terms. A real buy, South Wales, Australia, to join off posted price. Inquire Rouse 10:30 a.m. Sunday School Rev. Max Ostrowski, pastor Floor Sanding — Furniture double store building with fur• her husband Bernard^who is with Oil Co. tf-20 9.00 a.m. Sundays, High Mass nace, $6,000. East Jordan Real engineering staff engaged in con• Boyne City Spraying 8:00 a.m. Week days Mass Fri• Estate Co. Clarence Healey, sales• ELECTRIC RANGE BURNER- structing the Caltex Refinery at 8:00 a.m. Church Service AUTOMOBILE 7 Painters to Serve You day only. man. Phone East Jordan LEnox wringer rolls and washer parts for New South Wales. 10:00 a.m. Sunday School INSURANCE AGENCY Complete job insurance coverage 11:00 a.m. Church service o — 6-7210. 26-2t all makes. Also parts for all Office 323 S. Lake Street Free Estimates Dial JU 2-6393 7:30 p.m. Lutheran Hour WM makes of stoves and furnaces. Gil Lutheran Pastor Jim Munson FOR SALE OR TRADE—Approx• Coon's Kalamazoo Sales & Ser• Boyne Falls BN. Dial JU 2-7375 imately 250 Lake Charlevoix At Valparaiso vice. Phone JU 2-7271. tf-24 Royce Asher returned to Sun frontage on asphalt road to Ad• BRETHEREN CHURCHES Valley. He will return in about Valparaiso, Ind.,—The Rev. F. Ruegsegger Boyne City vance, near Boyne City. Consid• AUCTION SALE — August 2nd, three weeks, then will be inducted Rev. C. P. Fiedler, minister J. Sattelmeier, pastor of Christ er Car, House Trailer, Commercial 1 p.m. all household furnishings, Motor Repair into the Army. Horton Bay Lutheran church at Boyne City Insurance Agency Property or what-have you on tools and miscellaneous articles of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Fraley of 10:00 Morning Worship and Wilson twp. was one of 175 DIAL JU 2-7231 trade. Easy terms. Write or the estate of Bessie Beatty located Office: Bank Building Detroit are spending a week with 11:00 a.m. Sunday School Lutheran clergymen who attend• Portable Machines for phone L. D. Decker, Goodhart, 4 miles north of Charlevoix on old parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert 7:30 Evening Worship ed a special meeting at Valparaiso DIAL JU 2-7223 Automobile Repair Work Michigan. 14-8tt US31. Known as Green Sky Hill. Fraley and Mrs. Lydia Pearson. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Prayer University, the largest Lutheran C. Hammond John TerAvest, auctioneer. Don• university in America, on July 21. LAKE Front Investment — Will Mrs.. Robert Wilson is spending service. ald Ciphers, administrator. It He is a "Valpo" circuit chair• sell one-half undivided interest a few days in Grand Rapids. North Bay man, serving as the officially ap• to right party financially able to FILTER QUEEN — America's Pvt. Tom Kondrat is home on a Strohpaul Studio 10:30 a.m. Sunday School pointed representatives of Val• plot and develop and build one Bagless Cleaner for Easier, Quick• 15-day furlough from the Army. NOEL Open Daily 9 to 5:30 p.m. 11:30 Mrning Worship paraiso University in the local home on beautiful Walloon Lake. er and Better Cleaning. Comes Mr. and Mrs. Joe Organik and KRIEG Evenings By Appointment 8:00 p.m. Thursday, Prayer ser• circuit of the Lutheran Church- Eighteen acres 1040 ft. frontage. with a complete set of time-sav• sons of Detroit are spending a Portrait and Commercial vice. Missouri Synod. This lake front can be plotted in ing tools. Filter Queen has many couple of weeks with their par• REALTORS Photography ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Organik. several beautiful summer home uses, Cleaning overstuffed furni• Farms- Resorts- Businesses Dial JU 2-7211 sites. Call or see Ed. Topolinski, ture, automobile interiors, mat• o Dial JU 2-7221 - 444 Roosevelt "UJ 2-7090, Boyne City. 26-2t tresses, curtains and draperies, Joseph William Turner, Nine• and radiators; also purifying and teenth century English artist, is "JOIN THE FUN" FOR SALE aerating pillows, hair drying, famous for his paintings of sun• Every Thursday - 8:00 P.M '52 Olds. Demonstrator INSURANCE AGENCY shampooing rugs, eliminating sets. V.F.W. BENEFIT PARTY '52 Cadillac Demonstrator cooking and smoking odors, and Auto • Fire — Casualty ' * * * WANTED SPECIALS V.F.W. HALL - M-75 waxing linoleum and hardwood Farm — Wind Storm '52 GMC Deisel Regular Meeting every 1st and floors.. Approved by American HELP WANTED — Man to cut ^2 GMC %-ton Pickup Medical Association. Phone for a Boyne Falls 3rd Friday of month, 7 p.m. bolts for paper mill. Contact Mrs. Phone 25 '48 Chev -ton Pickup private demonstration in your Sparfeld, old Walloon Lake road, JU 2-6501 '47 Ford 1%-ton Stake own home. Gil Coon's Kalama• Thursday - Friday - Saturday R.F.D. 2, just off M75 on gravel '37 Chev. 2-Door zoo Sales & Service, Phone JU2- road. 28-lt* '37 D^dge Coupe. 7271. tf-24 John Anzalone Albert Bathke KRAHNKE MOTOR SALES HELP WANTED—Handy man to FANCY Machine Shop Service Plumbing and Heating Charlevoix, Phone 306 FOR RENT live on premises all year around. Round Oak Furnaces _ 26-2t Utilities and small salary. Refer• General Repairing FOR RENT—Modern 2 bedroom ences required. Write Box C, Special Fed Chickens and Hens Acetylene Welding Shop: 114 E. Main St. FOR SALE — United tandem house. Phone JU 2-7090. 27-lt Citizen. 26-2t Located at Rear of Edna's Residence: 304 E. Main St. house trailer equipped with elec• Beauty Shop—North East St. tric brakes, electric stove, electric FOR RENT—House, 6 rooms and WANTED—Men, women and chil• Picnic Hams (4 to 6 lb average) lb, 44c DIAL JU 2-6864 Phone JU 2-7311 hot water heater, electric refrig- bath. Available about Sept. 1. dren to attend Presbyterian erater, garbage disposal unit, Phone 2-7208. 28-lt Ladies' entertainment—"Fashions Breast of Veal InTe^o^d^c^raTIng toilet, 2 large clothes closets, am• Old and New," "August 2, East FOR RENT—Apartment, furnish• and HOUSE PAINTING ple cupboard and drawer space, Jordan High School Gym. Cen• AMERICAN LEGION ed, hot water, modern. Inquire Hollywood bed, davenport-bed, tennial Quartette, organ inter• for stuffiing and roasting lb. 56c For Particular People Rouse Food Shop. 26-2t MEETINGS sleeps four comfortably. May be ludes and fashion show. Doors Work Done Quick, Thorough, 1st and 3rd Thurs. each month seen at Schneider Motor Sales, FOR RENT—5 rooms and bath, open 7 p.m. Adults 50c, chil• Spring Lamb and Veal and Neat—We Respect your Studebaker Dealer, West Mitchell Shrubbery oil burner, gas stove and auto• dren 25c. 26-2t* Benefit Party Saturday nights street, Petoskey, Michigan. matic hot water heater, available WANTED at once—an industri• Pinconning Cheese LANCE AT ADVANCE 27-2t* Aug 1. Small family only, $40 Dial JU 2-7059—Boyne City per month. 4 rooms, M75, inside ous man with good reputation, toilet, garden space, $25 a month. character and habits to operate a Rawleigh business in East Jordan FOR SALE Noel & Krieg Realtors, Phone THIS SPACE Lucas Electric JU 2-7221. 26-2t and Boyne City selling Rawleigh Millwood, $10.00 per load. At• products in Charlevoix and Otse• W. A. SACK FOR RENT Electric Contracting kinson Lumber Co., Phone JU A maverick is an unbranded go county and will help you get Appliance - Radio Repairs 2-7080 at old Topolinski Mill- animal, so-called from Samuel started. Write or see Gilman Dial JU 2-6801 DIAL JU 2-6881 $1.,50 per month site. All wood cash on delivery Maverick, a Texas cattle-raiser, Wilson Mears or Rawleigh's Dept. 104 S. Pauk Street tf-10 who refrained from branding his MCG-190-GBK, Freeport, 111. Boyne City cattle. 24-5t* PAGE FIVE THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1952 THE BOYNE CITIZEN, BOYNE CITY, MICHIGAN matching headdress., she carried and other relatives. Mrs. Clio Elder Allen Schreur of Gaylord Mrs. Roy Scott returned home Lutheran Church Dow just recently returned to her was taken to the Gaylord hospital from Grandvue hospital Thurs• a bouquet of pink and white car• home here after spending the Monday after suffering a heart day. Scene of Wedding nations. winter in Miami, Fla. attack. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Harp of Frank Mills of Thompsonville Wanda Iversen, daughter of Mr. Rochester are the guests of Mrs. attended the groom as best man.. Vote For Floyd ®l kens for sher• Mrs. Emmett Green and Mrs. and Mrs. Iver O. Iverson of East Nola Graves. They have been Master Stewart Reed of Traverse iff—a life-long Republican. It Edith Bowers are visiting rela• Jordan-Boyne City road and Al• spending their vacation in the City was ring bearer and Linda tives in Flint this week. bert Wenowlecke, son of Mr. John Neil Arnouds of Grand Haven upper peninsula. Vigland of Alberta was flower Vote For Floyd I kens for sher• Wenowlecke of Traverse City spent a few days with Mr. and Pete Schmittdiel of Detroit and girl. Edward Iversen, brother of Mrs. Ray Hoatlin of Chandler iff—a life-long Republican. It were united in marriage Satur• the bride seated the guests. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph day afternoon at 2:00 o'clock, July Blue Star Mothers of the local twp. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. William Spencer accom• Janice Keopke returned home Schmittdiel and Mrs. David 26, at Christ Lutheran church chapter joined the Petoskey Mrs. Iversen chose a green and panied her daughter, Mrs. Don Rev. and Mrs. F. J. Sattelmeirer Sunday from a 10-day visit with Knapp and 3 sons of Detroit have Boyne City with Rev. F. J. Sattel- chapter^ in a pageant presented white print with white accessories Hackbardt and two sons heme on left Thursday to make their home her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. returned home after spending meier. officiating at a double ring last Tuesday evening at the Pe• at' Three Rivers where Rev. Sat• William Koepke, at Bay City. several days with Dr. and Mrs. and her corsage was sweet peas Saturday to Highland. ceremony. toskey highschool auditorium in telmeirer has accepted a call to the John Schmittdiel. and carmations. which mothers depicted the his• Week end visitors at the Brint- The bride chose for her wed• St. Peter's Lutheran church. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hott ac• Following the ceremony a re• tory and work of the Blue Star nall home were Mr and Mrs. Al ding a white satin ,floor length companied by their parents, Mr. ception was held at Cal's Tavern. organization. Mrs. Ada Alldread Punch Bowls rented for parties Griefenberg, Mrs. Erma Lynch of dress, her finger tip length veil and Mrs. George Under hill are Mr. and Mrs. Wenowlecke left for of the Boyne City LaBrecque and receptions. Nominal rental Detroit, Mrs. Freeda Clutterbuck was held by a seed pearl crown, spending 10 days touring the a wedding trip to Yellowstone chapter spoke on the work of the fee. J. R. Porter, your glassware of Traverse City, Mr. and Mrs. she wore a pearl choker, a gift of headquarters, two doors south of Carl Bergmann, Mrs. Anna Mar• upper peninsula. Park. They will reside in Trav• club. Costumes in keeping with the groom and she carried a bou• erse City. Mays Says the Petoskey centennial were theater. tf-27 tin, Mr,, and Mrs. Arthur Brint- Mrs. Thomas Anderson and quet of red and white carnations. nall of East Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Mildred Dunning of Lake • o— worn by the mothers and showed Mr. and Mrs. Milton Brooks Miss Joan Holmes of Alberta Anton Grosemayer of Boyne Falls City visited the former's sister, Almost Champagne interesting fashions of long ago. and daughter, Ardith, are visiting was maid of honor and was attir• Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schroeder Mrs. T. J. Beugnot on Wednesday Memphis, Tenn. — It sounded The colorful pageant was well at• their aunt, Mrs. Bairdick, and ed in a pink floor length dress tended. Thursday, mothers from and family. and Thursday. like champagne but it was just an other relatives. Mr. Brooks and with tight, fitted bodice and she old watermelon. Harris Rotman Boyne City attended the 10th an- family have just returned from Regular meeting of Blue Star Mr. Neil Houk returned home wore a matching head piece. iversary celebration of the Petos• from Little Traverse hospital on said the melon was in a hot place Turkey where he was employed Mothers will be August 4, at the The bridesmaid, Miss Margaret key chapter at the Elks Temple, Saturday. « in his store and had been plugged. by the U. S. government for the library, 7:30 p.m. Skinner of Frankfort, was attired Petoskey. ——o It fermented and was bubbling past .6 years. Benefit Party Monday at 8 p.m in a yellow gown and wore a CARD OF THANKS and hissing. New Assortment of costume Vote For Floyd I kens for sher• at I.O.O.F. hall, sponsored by Odd jewelry—beautiful and as low in iff—a life-long Republican. It Fellows and Rebekahs. tf-18 For thoughtfulness shown in price at $1.00. J. R. Porter, jew• Mr. and Mrs. John Ypma of Carlyle Alldread spent the every way and for sympathy ex• eler. Two doors south of theater. Zeeland are spending this week week end with his mother, Mrs pressed by friends and neighbors tf-27 with Mrs. Ypma's mother, Mrs. Ada Alldread and brother Floyd in the hours of bereavement oc• Per ley Bur dick. and wife. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Em- casioned by the death of our mett Senn are Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. John Stancezk Blue Star Mothers of America loved one, Mrs. Fred Hodgkin, we D. Harkins of Pekin and Peoria, and daughter, Lynn, of Chicago, will hold Northwest District desire to express our sincerest 111., also granddaughter Vicki are visiting their aunts, Mrs. John meeting in Boyne City September thanks. 0TICE from Tremont, TIL; Mr. and Mrs. Seaman, Mrs. James Lewis and 13, 1952. Fred Hodgkin Chris Hardy and Mr. and Mrs. W. cousin, Mrs. William House. Cpl. 'Carl R. Zinck from Camp and family A. Hill of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John VandeBunt Breckenridge, Kentucky is spend• United Stone and Allied Products Albert Slimmer, Mishawaila, In• of Grand Rapids spent the week• ing a ten day furlough at the Methodist Church diana. end here calling on friends. home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Zinck. Carl came home for Scene of Wedding Good Selection used treadles, Vote For Floyd I kens for sher• the funeral of his grand father, Workers of America CIO iff—a life-long Republican. It prtables oand electric cabinet George Jaquays. Wedding vows were exchanged COMPLETE BRAKE Saturday evening at 8 o'clock at sewing machines. W. H. Cole Co. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Thomas, Guest of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer the Methodist church by Miss JU 2-7382, 27 So. Lake. 27-lt of Kalamazoo and niece, Miss Bird is Mrs. Orpha Wheeler of Aline Lynch of Bay City spent the Barbara Jean McKerracher, dau• SERVICE At District Meeting—Mrs. Ber• Dearborn. Mrs. Bird and Mrs. week end with the Janiswaski ghter of Mrs. Genevieve McKer• tha Burns* president, and Leone Wheeler are sisters. family on Pleasant avenue. racher, of Springwater Beach and Union Richardson, District Guard and Vote For Floyd I kens for sher• Sgt. James Everest, son of Mr. and THIS WEEK'S Notice—American Legion Aux• delegate, Angela Lippincott, al• iff—a life-long Republican. It Mrs. George Everest of Boyne ternate delegate, all attended the iliary meeting August 5. Returned Home — Douglas and SPECIAL City. District meeting which was held Glassware by Imperial and Howard McGregor of Detroit have The church was candlelighted at Traverse City Sunday, July 27. Duncan-Miller. Ideal for wed• returned home after spending a Leone Richardson of the Smelt ding and anniversary gifts. Popu• and the altar was decorated with Meeting Brake Adjustment week with their cousin, Mrs. Jack baskets of gladiolus before which City Auxiliary was appointed larly priced. Gift wrapped. J. R. Koepke, and family. District Legislation chairm a.n. Porter, jeweler, two doors south Rev. Forrest E. Mohr performed Boyne City Eagle Auxiliary— Publicity Chairman, Barbara M. of theater. " tf-27 the double ring ceremony. Mrs. $1.25 At the regular meeting of the Wayne Saunders of Ironton play• Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Don Rea and fam• Eagle Auxiliary No. 1583 on Mon• ed the wedding music and Devere ily of Indianapolis, Ind., visited Vote For Floyd I kens for sher• day night, July 14, president Le- Middleton sang "Because" and their aunt, Mrs. George J. Rea, on OLD LEGION HALL iff—a life-long Republican. It ona Inman appointed committees "Always". Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dow and for the year. Delinquent-—Mrs. The bride chose a gown of Guests of their mother and May's Ignition Service son Robby of Roanoke, Va., re• Ruth Kirby, Publicity—Mrs. Inez white satin, a finger tip veil and grandmother, Mrs. E. A. Rueg- turned to their home on Wednes• Zinck, Attendance—Mrs. Dorathy Julliet cap. Her only accessory segger last week were Mr. and Aimesbury, Membership — Mrs. Dial JU 2-7312 day via Niagara Falls, after was a string of pearls. She car• 8:00 P.M.-TONIGHT Mrs. A. D. Ruegsegger and dau• spending a week here with the Emma Dodds, Entertainment- ried a bouquet of pink and white ghter Julie of Grosse Point. former's mother, Mrs. Clio Dow Mrs. Elsie Mayhew, Auditor— roses. Adella Crick, maid of hon• Vote For Floyd I kens for sher• Mrs. Myrtle Wasylewski. Mrs. or, 'wore a light blue satin dress iff—a life-long Republican. It Ethel Bean was elected as Eagle with matching headdress. Sandra Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roblee of Auxiliary, mother for the year. McKerracher, sister of the bride of Lansing are spending their two- It was announced that beginning and bridesmaid was dressed in Another First krKaden's... week's vacation at their cottage at the meeting of July 28, that all light blue satin with a pink head on Springwater beach. members having a perfect attend• dress. They carried bouquets of PRIMARY ance record, will receive a mem• pink and white carnations. The Ladies Auxiliary of V.F.W. bership pin as an "award not miss• Albert Litzenberger and Woody will have their regular meeting ing over 4 meetings out of 24. Everest served as best men. August 6, at the V.F.W. home. Next regular meeting night Aug• Woody Everest and Harold Fuller All members are urged to be pres• ust 11. Would like to see a big seated the guests. Little Allison ent. Attendance award will be attendance. Inez Zinck, Pub• Fuller of Petoskey was flower ELECTION given at this meeting. licity officer. girl. Mrs. Anna Gondzar is a surgi• fleecy Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Smith of Mrs. Everest, mother of the cal patient at Lockwood General Rochester visited their brother, bridegroom chose a black dress hospital in Petoskey. William Smith. with white accessories and Mrs. To the Qualified Electors of the Vote For Floyd I kens for sher• McKerracher, mother of the bride iff—a life-long Republican. It wore a navy blue dress with white CITY OF BOYNE CITY Mr. and Mrs. James A. Wiles accessories. Both mothers wore and two children returned to their corsages of pink and white ros§s. County of Charlevoix, Michigan home in New Carlisle, Ohio, after A reception followed immed- a short visit with their grand• ately in the church parlors for 100 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a General parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.> O. Wiles. guests. Refreshments were serv• ed by the bridegroom's three sis• Primary Election will be held on Mrs. A. T. Patrick of Detroit ters, Mrs. Kenneth Erber, Mrs. is spending the summer at the Carlton Hutton and Mrs. Stanley Cozy Nook farm with Mrs. W. F Skop and sister-in-law, Mrs. Tindall and her sister. Tuesday, August 5th, 1952 Woody Everest. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sgt. and Mrs. Everest left for a at the respective polling places hereinafter designated: Ferris, a daughter at Lockwood wedding trip in the Upper Penin• General Hospital July 28. sula then plan to spend two weeks Roy R. Buschert returned to in their aunt's cottage at Spring * CITY HALL Flint Sunday after spending a water Beach. Sgt. Everest has week with his mother, Mrs. Sol spent one year in Alaska and af For the purpose of placing in Nomination by Buschert. ter a 30 day furlough will return Mrs. William Chetwood of In• there. Mrs. Everest will join her all Political Parties participating therein, dianapolis, Ind., has been visiting husband in October. Candidates for the following Mrs. Edwin Lewis, Mrs. Agnes Out of town guests were from Greenman and Mrs. T. J. Beugnot. Pontiac, Detroit, Mancelona and Offices, viz: Petoskey. —O ; Don Shay Ends STATE AND DISTRICT COUNTY GOVERNOR JUDGE OF PROBATE JOB Radio Training LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY Camp Chaffee, Ark., July 24— UNITED STATES SENATOR SHERIFF (Full Term) COUNTY CLERK IKI SUMMERTIME ) Pvt. Donald J. Shay, Boyne City, Mich., is a graduate of an Army UNITED STATES SENATOR COUNTY TREASURER Throw me in the GETxville, Tenn. — Glenda family calling on other friends and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred March of Brownie Record Choate, 2, saw pink,elephants, but relatives also. Flint is visiting their son-in-law it wasn't from taking too many The brown trout recently taken Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilcox of and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie nips of east Tennessee moonshine. out of Ogemaw county's Houghton Buchanan were in this vicinity Fineout. Gleno^a swallowed some of her creek may well be a new state mother's reducing pills. She told over the week-end, calling on old Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cox and son sport fishing record, but the office doctors she saw pink elephants Is hereby given, that a General Primary Election will be friends. and Virginia Webber spent a few wall at Marquette fish hatchery and monkeys jumping up and I held on TUESDAY, AUGUST 5th, 1952, at the Melrose Mrs. August Jensen days in Chicago on business and Mr. and Mrs? Ed Wood and sons is displaying a bigger Michigan down. Correspondent pleasure. | Township Hall. Jackie and Eddie of Holt were specimen. guests cf Mr. and Mrs. Rodney About sixty folks turned out to Known as "Queenie," the 24- Dr. and Mrs. Tenenberg and ORPHA COREY, Ward last week. They are.spend• the Walloon Sunday school picnic pound brown at the conservation I son 'Danny of Detroit are spend• ing a week at Young State Park. at the Walloon park, Sunday. department hatchery died of suf• Melrose Twp. Clerk ing their vacation with their par• Myron Gray and Miss Elanore The honored guests were Mr. and focation in attempting to swallow I ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Cawthera! Smith left for their home in Mun- Mrs. Heckenburg and four daugh• a large frog back in 1949. Age at Allurney Lunch of Mt. Pleasant cie, Indiana, after spending the ters, missionaries from Iran, who the time was estimated at 13 to 14 was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. past month at Mr. Gray's cottage. have spent seven years in the years. Queenie originally was a Whitfield, Friday night. Mrs. Cleo Snook and sons, Dale missionary field there. wild trout taken from Cherry CITIZEN WANT ADS INSURE RESULTS Mr. and Mrs. Phil Matestine of and Mickey, of Niles are visiting Mrs. Mary Taber and Miss Em• creek, Marquette county. ily Thatcher left Sunday for their Harold Crawford of Cass City home in Auburn, N. Y., after caught a 17-pound and five-ounce spending several weeks with My• brown on Houghton creek, top• ron Gray and sister-in-law, Miss ping a sport fishing record on Stackus Elanore Smith. Michigan browns which had held Funeral Miss Ethel Raye and mother of for 12 years. Terre Houte, Indiana, arrived this . o Home week to spend the month with their daughter and sister, Winnie Ferdinand deLesseps, a French Dial JU-2-6531 Raye, at her cottage. engineer, started the work on Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hunt and both the Suez and Panama canals. two daughters of Ohio and Miss Pauline Napp of Oak Park, Illi• nois, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Whitfield. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Snider have as their guests their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Chap• pie and son Dewitt of Middletown, Ohio. Bob Nagelkirk of West Branch is visiting his aunt and family, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hand. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rhead of for CONGRE Sanduskey were Sunday afteroon and evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Urman. Kenneth and - HERE'S WHY -. Jack were old army pals, spending basic training and overseas duty 1. At age of 24 township in Japan together. treasurer — supervisor Mr. nd Mrs. Delbert Towne and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Towne and 2. 16 years a state represen• family spent Sunday evening with tative (1937-1952) their daughter and sister, Mrs. 3. 8 years on Ways and Stanley Jensen, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Malcom Whitfield Means Committee of Chicago were guests of Mr. 4. 4 years Speaker ProTem and Mrs. Jim Whitfield and moth• and Floor Leader er, Mrs. G. W. Whitfield, last week. 5. 6 years Speaker of House Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schneider of Representatives (1947- and children of Detroit are spend• 1952) ing a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dale and family.. Crol Cawthera of Detroit is spending her vacation with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. the ereafest GO or? esrffif Cawthera. * GASOLINE , o—

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THE NO. 1 PLANK IN MY PLATFORM: Extend M75 to connect M66 and have the State take over Ironton Ferry THE BOYNE CITIZEN, BOYNE CITY, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1952 PAGE EIGHT Your Boyne Area Vacation Guide SHOPS • SERVICES - RECREATION

DURANTE SALUTES The guillotine was named for Harvard college, founded in planted along the curb, as a tri• B. C. Garden Club bute to Harlow Willson. Two MAGGIE TRUMAN Dr. Joseph Ignace Guillotine, who 1636, is the oldest college in the Jimmy Durante takes readers did not invent it. Annual Meeting beds of spring flowers were plant• United States. ed in the cemetery. behind the scenes of TV rehearsals The Boyne City Garden club Boyne City will receive honor in and reveals that Margaret Truman will be host to Region 5 of the the near future by having a pic• has a real sense of humor—even WEDDING INVITATIONS Federated Garden Clubs of Mich• ture on the cover of the magazine, •vhen the joke is on her. Durante See igan September 26. Region 5 is "Thru the Garden Gate" along tells all in "MY GAL, MAGGIE TRUMAN," in this Sunday's (Aug. bounded on the south by a line with a write-up: PORTER 3) issue of The American Weekly, drawn from Ludington through The new officers for 1952-1953 Next to the Theatre. Open Sat. Nit- are Frs. G. C. Ferris, president; exclusively with The Detroit Reed City to Lake Huron and in• Sunday Times. BOYNE CITY Prompt Repairing cludes the upper peninsula. Mrs. Ben Ellis, vice president; Mrs. Alta Friend, secretary; Miss Mar• BIG DECISION COMING and fawns. In 1950 they achieved Mrs. Wayne Smith, of Petoskey, tha Felt, treasurer. met with the local club at the G. On August 7th or 8th our *Mich- their goal and sent 200,000 hunt• 1 ,C. Ferris home July 26th when igan Conservation Commission is ers home with a deer—buck or Speeding Autos plans were made. The secretary going to have to make up its mind otherwise. Now the Wisconsin WASHDA THE MODERN WAY gave the annual report and read Kill Many Deer about the department's recom• herd is showing signs of greatly an essay by Miss Shirley Inman mendations on shooting antlerless if about the Boyne City Garden club. Lansing—Proof of damage done deer in some parts of the state improved health. The bucks are It was organized in 1948, feder• Michigan's deer herd by speeding during a special season. Right getting bigger and fatter and the ated in 1949. The club has grown automobiles is provided by a now they're weighing public does more prolific. Boyne City Laundry from twelve members to thirty- J. R. Porter three-year study made in a heavy opinion in the matter—as well as Will Michigan follow this plan? two in four years. The charter deer population area north and their own. And there's plenty of Or will we continue to have a WATCHMAKER members were Mrs. Maryellen east of Houghton lake. opinion available! herd of puny animals unable to On the Corner South of the Kaden, Mrs. Maude Kightlinger "You Wash It or We Wash It" More than 1,000 were killed cope with the severity of normal Theatre and Mrs. Edith Bowers. Chairs Trouble has been brewing for 106 SOUTH PARK STREET from 1949 to the present time in Michigan winters? It's up to our and benches in Sunset park were a long time with Michigan's deer Boyne City Roscommon, Ogemaw, Crawford, herd—and the trouble has been Conservation Commission now, donated by the club, also flowers "We Aim to Satisfy" Oscoda, Alcona and Iosco coun• winter starvation on a wide• and their reaction to public opin• ties. spread basis. Winter before last ion. What do YOU think? Along one 11-mile stretch of we lost a carefully estimated o Hours: Daily from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. route 76, between Roscommon 50,000 animals who couldn't find Cook Pays Social Call We also remain open each Tuesday evening from 6:30 'til 9:00 and Lake St. Helen, 67 deer were enough to eat in the overbrowsed Topeka, Kan.—Mrs. Daisy Mc• Saturday Hours: 8:30 a^n. to 1:00 p.m. reported killed during the period. yards where deer concentrate Conservation department analysis Donald presided over the Kansas when the snows get too deep. We cater to motel and cabin work believe this figure represents only governor's mansion kitchen as In Boyne City It's a portion of the kill, however, as That means a loss of 50,000 deer chief cook for 35 years before she many deaths go unreported. and all the meat that goes with made her first visit to the chief Another heavy kill area is on them to hunters—but there's more executive's state house offices. rout# 23 along Lake Huron be• to it than that. If those 50,000 tween East Tawas and Oscoda. deer had been legally killed in Olson's Standard ServiceOn e 12-mile stretch reports 72 the fall there would have been far you're tn killed by autos. more feed for the rest of the herd Heavily-traveled US-27 be• through the hard winter months. for a thrill with "The Station by the Lake" wheretween the souther n border of Herd In Poor Condition Roscommon county and the north Proof that the health of Michi• edge of Higgins lake, a distance of gan deer is on the decline has Vacation 24 miles, reports 88 deer deaths. been established by the fact that From the south edge of Ogemaw twin births of fawns, which is HELPFUL county to Mio on M-33, a distance normally expected, is on the de• of about 38 miles, 96 deaths were crease. Worse than that, many created by reported. does are net reproducing at all, HELENE CURTIS is the watchword of our entire staff and these conditions are most no• edals On the Corner South of .the Theatre ticeable in the starvation areas. P Boyne City Inasmuch as artificial feeding year after year. of the herd in the dead of winter PORTER, JEWELER is completely impractical there's only one realistic approach to the BRAZIL SELLS problem, and that's the one recommended by game biologists NUT FUDGE 14-oz. bar 39c THE VERY BEST IN SERVICE Feature- Lok DIAMONDS Columbia in our Conservation Department: A special open season for the tak• TASTGOOD Hamilton WATCHES Bulova ing of a limited number of antler• CHEESE FOOD 2-lb. pkg. 7§e 1847Ro less deer in "Specific starvation at Olson's Standard Community §|LVER 3ers areas. WE SPECIALIZE in KIDNEY Parkei Harry Dunsmore, Proprietor ^.Parker PENS . ( Wisconsin Leads The way PERMANENTS BEANS 2 No. 2 tins 25c Ronso Wisconsin, Michigan and Penn• and understand the treat• zipPo LIGHTERS f sylvania each have an estimated ment of difficult hair T ,echron RICHELIEU Big Ben CLOCKS ? million deer, accounting for three million of the nation's seven mil• ,m erial Phone JU 2-7311 SPANISH RICE 15-oz. tin 23c Duncan CRYSTAL P lion total. Wiccnsin has faced the starvation problem, too, and Today and Make an ' HEAT AND EAT .*»..» WATCH BANDS is now making unprecedented Appointment progress in deer management. PROMPT WATCH REPAIRING CHOW MEIN 48-oz tin 79c Sunnyside Restaurant Their usual kill of bucks was "!..•••'. On the Corner South of. the •Theatre around the 50,000 mark each year. na iiity Shop Boyne City STUFFED Boyne City In 1949 they killed their usual Closed Every Wednesday crop of bucks, plus 160,000 does PEPPERS, in tomato sauce, 18-oz tin 49c You'll find our dining MICHIGAN room ideal HONEY, light , 5-lb. jar 97c SYMON'S Whether its Breakfast - Luncheon - Din• TISSUE 4 rolls 37C ner—it's flavorfully prepared and served JERSEY with a courtesy that has made us a land• mark with people of good taste. CREAM FLOUR 25 lbs. 1.74 ATLAS

Fountain Service JAR CAPS doz. 25c 3 different models of galvan- nealed steel. Safety Floats of GIANT PACKAGE WE CATER TO DINNER PARTIES Styrofoam — virtually unsale• TIDE OR DREFT : gge FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE JU 2-6851 able. Use motors 1 thru 10 h.p. ROSE DALE Minimum upkeep. the stitched 'bra "hit" PINEAPPLE, sliced No. 2 can 29c Boyne City's Newest and MostEnjoy full boatin g pleasure RICHELIEU Modern Restaurant at lowest cost. Finer all around—in SEE US TODAY COFFEE lb. 85C stitching, uplift, fit— The Sunnyside FRESH Gossard's Record Bra Boats — Baits PORK LIVER lb. 29C has an ingenious front

Lance at Advance gore, too. And this GROUND JU 2-7059 shapely shape won't BEEF lb. 55c Me Theatre wash out. The straps The House with the Best Sound won't cut—they're RING ^

THURSDAY and FRIDAY tubular grosgrain. BOLOGNA lb. 43c

BIG DOUBLE FEATURE eptio i anus Lace edge. BROOKFI ELD Adjustable back. "HERE COMES THE MARINES" and SAUSAGE ..... lb. pkg. 59c Precast Lifetime Concrete A, B, C, C+ cups. "STARS AND GUITARS" White. Last Complete Show 8:45 p.m. — Admission: 20« - 50c 400 gal. 500 gal.

SATURDAY CHICAGO BEEF — VEAL — PORK "THE CIMARRON KID' AUDIE MURPHY — YVETTE DUGAY Tanks, Sumps Matinee 3 p.m., 14c - 35c—Nite 2§c - 50c. Nite Shows 7:30 & 9:30 FROZEN FOODS

SUNDAY and MONDAY Drywells Cleane

"I'LL SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS" , Licensed Bonded DORIS DAY — DANNY THOMAS Matinee 3 p.m., 14c - 35c—Nite 20c - 50c. Nite Shows 7:30 & 9:30 TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY WM. C. SKORNIA S. B. NEYMARK Gray's "MA AND PA KETTLE AT THE FAIR" Septic Tank Service Boyne City MARJORIE MAIN — PERCY KILBRIDE Phone Boyne City JU 2-7464 JU 2-6812 Shows Start 7:30 - 9:30 — Admission: 20c - 50c WEARING APPAREL THE BOYNE CITIZEN, BOYNE CITY, MICHIGAN PAGE NINE THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1952 Your Boyne Area Vacation Guide SHOPS - SERVICES - RECREATIONS

the-way village a favorite rende• So far this year 899 fires have Cross Village zvous of the tourists who visit in Weekly Fire Toll burned over 5,276 acres. Michigan. o Prepares For At Low Mark At Holy Cross church, the tribal On Deer's Side Its Indian Festival costumes are held in well-kept The smallest weekly forest fire Buffalo, N. Y. — Hundreds of storage and at festival time passed toll since the hazard period start• Cross Village—There's a bustle TWIG GASOLINE children booed as William C. Sul- out to the Indian residents of the ed last spring, two blazes dam• loivan, SPCA superintendent, car• GREEN of activity in this Land of the OF WI6UEST6RADE, village. "In the old days, they Crooked Tree as villagers here aging five acres, is disclosed by ried out his job. While the young• brought their own," Rev. Walbert TO FARMERS IS the conservation department. prepare for their annual Indian sters watched, Sullivan was forced Galerno said, "but now we have A WORKING AID Latest fire report shows no fires, to destroy a 125-pound doe which festival to be held at the Holy to pick the Indians to fit the cos• for the first time in the 1952 haz• jumped through a schoolroom Cross church grounds, August 10. (TavoUU tumes." window. On the bluffs where as many as ard season, anywhere above the The vicissitudes of time have o 20 tribes once gathered for coun• Bay City-Muskegon line. With dealt harshly with this commun• Blue sky laws are resigned cils of war and peace the local Ot- much rain, especially in the north, ity. Once the capitol of the In• chiefly to regulate the sale of tawas are rehearsing tribal chants state forest firemen had to put dian nations in the Great Lakes stocks, bonds and other securities tht once echoed through the vir• out two fires in the southwestern area, it declined with the west• to protect investors. gin forests of this historic loca• Plain well district. ward withdrawal of the Indian tion. While the present cast may nations. It prospered briefly in be but a pitiful remnant of the the lumber and tan bark era and once powerful Ottawa nation, the then became a thriving fishing spirit of the festival still burns villge. And then the lamprey high. dealt its fishing industry a mortal Today a farm can't oper• "We have only a tradition to blow and high water destroyed ate without Gasoline . . . SHERWIN-WILLIAMS hang onto now," Father Walbert its docks. our high quality Gasoline Galerno, pastor of Holy Cross But now, with the paving of give you better perform• parish explained, "and so we M-131 and the extension of the keep the festival alive." shore route through to Mackinaw ance with less wear and SWP House Paint.. .it's WEATHERATED Since the festival was started City, a new "life-line" is pumping tear on valuable farm 25 years ago, it has marked the blood into its ecoonomic life. equipment. ; ,. high point of this community's Joe Smolak, one of the town's season's activities. The little vil• youthful white residents, summed lage (population 300) is swamped up the prospects with the remark, Many millions of Americans visit forest areas with hundreds of tourists and vis• "We're starting out to make his• • For Lasting Beauty each year to hunt, fish, hike, camp, and enjoy itors from nearby resorts who tory again." come to aid the celebration. Sou• o the beauties of nature. Yet, in an average year venir shops, the local inn and gro• An earthquake coupled with ah boynecity For Longer Protection careless citizens cause forest fires that leave 30 cery do a boom-town business and eruption of lava from Mount Ve• at Holy Cross parish hall the suvius destroyed Pompeii in 63 million acres burned and bare—worthless for women pitch-in to serve 400 to A.D. • For Greater Economy 500 chicken dinners. recreational purposes. But with all the lavish prepara• All of us can help prevent forest fires and tions, the Indian, his history, and the romantic lure of the Land of Keep America Green. Do your part by being the Crooked Trdee are still the attractions that make this out-of- Vought's Paint & Wallpaper Store careful with fire in wooded areas. We Invite You-—

Deer "Invade" Stinkers Stage Capitol Area A Little Show to Come In and Shop Around Birth of twin fawns only nine Skunks are having a "stinkin' Dance miles from the state capitol build• good time" in D. H. Day state ing is reported by the conserva• park. at tion department. A family with an almost im• Baby deer were found in the pregnable defense not only has We carry a large line of merchandise for woods at the Rose Lake Wildlife moved in under the conservation department park manager's resi• Experiment station by state game Cars Tavern the home — for the beach — and clothing men while opening squirrel trap- dence, but the genial "house lines for a summer population guests" occasionally come out, Hotel Dilworth survey. i play and put on a show. SATURDAY for the entire family NIGHTS

AT MCCOY'S Dinners recommended by To Music By Canned Hams 1½ to 12 pounds Archer's Orchestra Dahlquist Stores inc. Duncan Hines BOYNE CITY Corned Beef lb. 6$C CHOICE LIQUORS

Frozen Turkeys FINE FOODS SHORT ORDERS Serving Weekdays 6-8 p.m. and MCCOY'S MARKET Sunday 1-3 p.m. Boyne City Phone JU 2-6601 SANDWICHES Also One-stop Vacation Service RESERVATIONS APPRECIATED Dinners by

Phone JU 2-6821 Reservation Boyne City Combination Phone LE 6-7062 Doors HEAFFER'S EVINRUPE INCLAIR The Kiddies' Shop 2ft-8in.x6ft.-8in. $17.25 ERVICE

Save Now 3ft.-0in.x6ft.8in. $17.75 for Fish Bait - Tackle CHILDREN'S STRAW HATS $1.00 Gasoline and Lubrication CHILDREN'S COATS ONE-THIRD OFF SALE ON MANY SUMMER DRESSES UNUSUAL SHOWER GIFTS Hankey Lumber Co. ERBER OIL CO. Charlevoix Distributors Holt's Tot to Teen Shop Boyne Cfty Phone JU 2-7222 Open Saturday Night

OPEN Rainbow Gardens Play Golf M75 Between Boyne Falls and Boyne City oyne Mountain Ski Lodge • Start in Neutral at beautiful • Press the Button ^DINE and DANCE ^ for forward CHAIR LIFT RIDES • Safti-Grip Drive * Ye>Nyne Olde Holies Orchestra Saturday • Flashing Speed The only Chair Lift in the Midwest • Slow Trolling See Beautiful Boyne Valley from the Golf Course STEAKS — CHICKEN — SEA FOOD • Only 47 Pounds Top of Boyne Mountain • 7.5 O.B.C. certified braki 6 Miles West of Boyne City H.P.at 4000 R.P.M. DINNERS—5:30-9:00 p.m. Week Days, on South Shore of Lake Charlevoix 3:00 to 9:00 Sundays Dinners This is the one they're talking about (Reservations Appreciated) *t the sports shows! The light PLEASE PHONE RESERVATIONS FOR DINNER OR motor that "has everything." The SPECIAL PARTIES "If ever you get a tough steak at Rainbow Gardens the dinner one with Duo-Clutch that lets you is 'on the house'. We're not worried." start in Neutral — "press the TAP ROOM OPENS button" and you leap into action- FRIDAY, AUGUST 1ST "Our chicken dinners are served family style" idle in. Neutral anytime. We have "Our Sea Food is delicious!" it—right now—drop in and see it! Lodging in Attractive Modern Lodge by Day, Week or Month Hours: 6 to 9 during week (except Monday we're closed) GREEN FEES $1.00 PER DAY Master's Boat Works BOYNE MOUNTAIN SKI LODGE Sunday 2 to 7 SEASON TICKETS $25.00 Violet Manglos, Summer Manager Dial 1WA 3211 Plus $5 for each additional member of the family Phone JU 2-7594 Phone Boyne Falls 20 Walloon Lake, Mich. PAGE TEN THE BOYNE CITIZEN, BOYNE CITY, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1952 canary grass will make it more Brooks Construction Co., before Trench Silo Can Dining Room Dave Willson Call Ten For palatable. Those who do not have being inducted into the Army on August Physicals Hold Grass Silage reed canary should remember P. 0. To Close Completes Army Jan. 3 of this year. MICHIGAN that it is the summer dry months He is married to the former Forever Leader Course Ten county men will be called About 21 percent of the tillable when the water table is low that Paygie L. Brooks and resides at up for pre-induction physical ex• acres in Northern Michigan are in those areas suitable for this crop Eldorado—The postoffice here, Indiantown Gap Pa. — Pvt. 604* Pleasant ave., Boyne City, 'eft* aminations on August 11, the pasture, Ed Rebman, county agri• Michigan. can best be worked up. Seeding which Mrs. Boyd Funsch, oper• David Willson, son of Mrs. Es• county draft board has announc• cultural agent, said today. Be• should be by mid-August or else ated from her dining room for the ther M. Willson, 604 Pleasant ave., ed. cause of this high percentage, it is late fall after plant growth has past 29 years and which serviced Boyne City, Michigan, was re• Primary Those reporting from Boyne important that pasture be given stopped. This usually means about ten families in southwestern cently graduated from the 5th In• City will be: Edwin E. Long, Clif• serious attention. Native grasses November 15. Crawford county will close here, ernor; and Donald Leonard, form• supply good pasture early in the fantry Division's eight-week ton E. Inman, and Harvey Croz• Aug. 1. Eldorado, located between er state police commissioner, seek season; however, by midsummer ier, jr. Duck Outlook Luzerne arid Roscommon was Leaders' Course here at Indian- the G.O.P. nomination. Boyd W. Carson and Donald L. they mature and become dry so once known as "Jackpine" and town Gap. they are no longer capable of sup• Better for '52 its name was changed in 1908 Malpass make up the East Jordan Expert instructors, mostly vet- plying the needs of producing when the region became a clover contingent. ems of Korea and World War II, livestock. While production of Michigan growing center. WE REMOVE Jas. N. Roberts, Earl E. Hoskins, waterfowl compares favorably gave him advanced training in Larry R. Peterson, Dwight W. Alfalfa and brome grass, and with the last three yeras and may weapons, combat tactics, map Dead or Disabled Smith, and Thos. E. Donaldson reed canary grass are some of the , reading and many other features be slightly higher, this fact alone Vets To Collect Horses and Cattle have been called from Charle- better high producing types of is only one barometer of how of modern war. Unemployment And Other Farm psture that will hold up during a good hunting may be this fall. He was also given an oppor• dry period. A program that has Animals According to conservation de• Federal unemployment compen• tunity to conduct classes and com• become popular is to make grass Guest Pastor at partment information, the major• sation for Korean veterans, simi• mand units. During the last three FOR PROMPT SERVICE silage out of some of the early, ity of ducks and other waterfowl lar to the servicemen's readjust• weeks of the course he acted as a TELEPHONE COLLECT plentiful supply of forage for Christ Lutheran killed in Michigan are produced, in ment allowances paid World War non-commissioned officer in a midsummer feeding. A trench or TO GAYLORD 123 west-central Canada. For a vari• II veterans, will be paid after basic training unit here. Rev. J. Theodore Destion,\of horizontal type silo may be used. ety of reasons, Michigan-produced October 14, 1952, Harvard Smart, Pvt. Willson was graduated Seymour, Ind., who is vacationing To further hold down the cost waterfowl generally are only a manager of the Petoskey office of from Boyne City high school in Valley Chemical Company in this area, will be the guest-pas• of this job of preserving some of small portion of the total state the Michigan Employment Secur• 1948 and was employed by the tor for Sunday services at Christ the feast for the famine, this si• kill. ity Commission announced today. lage can be put into this trench Lutheran church, Rev. F. J. Sat- That is one reason recommen• The announcement was made in without chopping. It is important* response to dozens of daily quer• tlemeier, who departs for Three dations made by Michigan and NEW POTATOES — Red Pontiacs 7c lb. to have the sides fairly straight other states to the Fish and Wild• ies at M.E.S.C. branch offices Rivers today, has announced. on the silo and to pack it well by life service must be weighed light• throughout the state, Mr. Smart 50-lb. Sack for $3.25 driving over it with a tractor. The ly in favor of the Canadian pro• said. top may be covered with saw dust duction scene. The payments will amount to Visiting to a depth of about six inches to $26.00 a week for not more"* than Boyne City Co-op Dwight D. Eisenhower prevent spoilage. The Mississippi flyway coun• Rev. and Mrs. Norman Ruck cil, of which Michigan is part, re• 26 weeks, and are paid by the NO SHIRT-TAIL are visiting at the home of Mrs. A field planted to fall rye in cently made recommendations federal government through the Kuck's parents, Mr. and Mrs. mid-August will give early fall that urged a liberalized migra• M.E.S.C.'c claims division. To be Frank Behling, following their re• pasture. This may solve the pro• tory bird hunting season. The eligible, a veteran must have ser• RIDER- turn from a trip to Panama, which blem of having a field to pasture Fish and Wildlife service con• vice in the armed forces after Rev. Kuck won in a recent con• while the alfalfa-brome takes its siders informatin and recommen• June 26, 1950, and must have been test. fall rest period. Fertilizing reed dations from the fly-way states discharged under conditions other FOR and the National Waterfowl than dishonorable. FRED M. Council before setting bag and Unemployment compensation season limitations. under the program may be paid Production of waterfowl in within 31 days after discharge if SALE Michigan this year was shown to the veteran received $100 in mus• FOR SALE compare favorably with the last tering out pay; not within 61 days ALGER three years as a result of depart• if he receives $200 of such pay; Complete line of Farmall Tractors and ment ground and aerial surveys not within 91 days if eligible for of breeding populations, nesting $300. (This provision is inserted Equipment 1950 JOHN DEERE one man baler $1050 conditions, and brood counts. because $300 is paid overseas vet•

1942 CASE BALER $450. Both balers have motors _ —o erans with more than 90 days L112 y2 ton Pickup Truck — Wagons and are ready to go. Remembered Too Late service; $200 to veterans with more than 90 days service in the Salem, O.—:The city council in• 2 Bottom 14 and 16 inch Plows 11A JOHN DEERE COMBINE $295. stalled a coal furnace heating sys• United States, and $100 to veter• tem in the new $250,000 city hall. ans with less than 90 days ser• LATE MODEL GRAIN BINDERS. 5, 6, 7 foot Disc Harrow Then someone remembered that vice.) 22 inch and 28 Inch THRESHING MACHjNES the city is given free 150,000 cubic The veteran's Readjustment 71/2, 8 and 10 foot Field Cultivators feet of gas annually for heating Assistance Act, under which this SILO FILLERS, McCORMICK-DEERING FIELD purposes. ENSILAGE HARVESTER unemployment compensation is o payable to veterans of Korean I.H.C. Refrigerators and Freezers TRACTORS and all kinds of other farm equipment Be Sure to VOTE August 5th conflict, provides that veterans must serve a pne-week waiting Gibson Electric Stoves and Refrigerators period after their claim has been CALF RAISING filed. They will be eligible for 6, 12, 50 gal. Electric Hot Water Heaters compensation in the second week, Jim Brannan MADE EASY if still unemployed. He must be able to work, and available for USED EQUIPMENT Open Week Days and Evenings Only There are no progressive work. If the veteran has benefit feeding schedules—no un• rights under any state unemploy. 2 Miles North of Horton Bay Phone 7613 necessary weighing of feed or ment insurance program, or under 1 Farmall M Tractor milk—in the new Larro Calf the Railroad Unemployment In Plan. Investigate the new surance Act, he must first claim C 221 Mowing Machine Fred M. Alger ^ Larro Calf Plan. Only five such benefits. In Michigan, Kor• weeks of milk feeding. Take ean veterans' wage credits in em• 1 Used Horse Mower with tractor tongue Alger became an en• advantage of its labor and ployment covered by the Michi gan Employment Security Act are thusiastic Eisenhower for time saving features; reap 1 HM 221 Row Crop Cultivator the extra profits which come frozen as of the time they entered president supporter more BETTER ORDER from the saving of milk. military service. This entitles them to state benefits if they had Corn Husker and Shredder than a year ago, when the previously earned any wage cred• the Better Coals its. However, Mr. Smart said, 7 cu. ft. Hot Point Refrigerator two met and talked over Full line of Canning Supplies many of the Korean veterans have the country's needs, seeing Containers for Deep Freez entered the armed forces without ers, Berry Boxes. having any work experience at eye to eye. all. The Federal Act is of par• NOW Full line of ticular benefit to these young F. W. DILWORTH & SONS Alger was the first state vets. Spraying Materials Phone JU 2-7381 official, and the only candi• REGAL — RED BAR — RED CLOVER Liv-O-Germ for Drains date for governor to endorse Toilets — Septic Tanks Registration Set COLUMBUS — ASHLOW Eisenhower. He was critic For Northwestern cized for doing so. It wasn't Fill-ups Priced to Save You Money College, Traverse Arbuckle & Smith good politics. Good politics MARNE — REGAL CHUNK — KY. RIVER EGG Northwestern Michigan College days will be used for filial enroll Odd Fellow Building dictated that he ride the DARBEY CLOVER EGG — RED BAR EGG ments and classification. Phone JU 2-7031 fence. He wouldn't because New courses have been added in agriculture, conservation, busi he believes the people should Boyne Gity Co-op ness, shop and chemistry. The second year of college parallel know where a candidate for PHONE 9971 courses have been added,, All stu dents finishing these two years office stands. with passing grades are eligible The Eisenhower-Alger to transfer to other colleges to fin• ish their 4 year courses. Two have combination is a natural. transferred and with no difficulty Some 85 terminal courses to meet Both are agreed that the all demands are being offered. Nation's defense comes first. New faculty members have been added to meet new enrollments. NOW ONLY Both have proven them• The library is being improved selves good and able ad• by the addition of several hundred new books especially chosen for ministrators, Ike in the community colleges. The new site and foundations for the new s 175 European zone, Alger as an college buildings are being made efficient, economy-minded, ready. Next year with 87 already en• three-term Secretary of rolled assures a record enroll• PARTS EXTRA State. ment. Inquiries and enrollments IF NEEDED have been coming in each day. Both are full-time veter• It's One-Coat Magic Calls and inquiries indicate an enrollment of at least 150 stud- ans of World War II. Now that the beauty and durability of dents next September. Those are famous Duco Gloss has been matched have" records be• B KNOW you will en- assured choice schedules. YOOOBTAL Both in a smooth, velvety Semi-Gloss, you'll The college office is open each speaking unalterable hatred want these enamel finishes in-every room Joy seeing our large exhibit day from,9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and will of dictatorship, Ike in arm• in your home. And wait till you see the of newly designed granite be pleased to talk over any prob- ] Brakes adjusted array of colors! Airy pastels, rich deep dems of prospective students. All Work ing the western world tones. See them today! monuments, and we know you Whether you enroll or wish only Swfil be impressed with our rea• to talk over your educational fu• J? Master cylinder refilled Performed By against Stalinist aggression; P.S. to the lady of the house: ^ _ ture. The counselors are anxious You'll love painting with easy- ¢5¾.¾!) sonable prices. to serve you. Chevrolet-Trained Alger as leader of the move• to-use Duco. Give your kitchen o £ Wheel alignment checked ment which ended machine and lawn furniture gay, new We invite your inquiry in Mechanics Using sparkle with Duco Gloss. Didn't Help rule of the Republican, person, by mail or telephone. Mr : "Darn it, this motor is heat- Modern Tools ; If. Steering gear checked up worse than ever." Party of Michigan. _ Save the surface and you save all! Mrs.: "Isn't it provoking and I and Equipment had a man come in only this morn• They understand each Stackus Funeral Home S Electrical system checked L ing and disconnect the radiator. BUPDNJ NTS 417 Elm St., Boyne City other. Dial JU 2-6531 RIGHT ANSWER It's a pair that can't be FOR EVERY- PURPOSE Upon due reflection, a rural beat. school teacher decided to give full credit to a pupil for his an• R. Sinclair Sales For Michigan and the F. O. BARDEN & SON swer to an arithmetic problem. The question: "If your father nation, it's sold 1,500 bushels of grain for $2 "Everything To Build With" per bushel, what would he get?" PHONE JU 2-6651 mAUTIfUl «KAAIT€$ The answer: "A new car." Dial JU 2-9961 IKE and FRED