Dollar Days Start In East Jordan
OUR EAST JORDAN NEWS A
60th CHARLEVOIX COUNTY
YEAR HERALD, CONSOLIDATED
SERVING THE FASTEST GROWING AREA IN THE NORTH
VOLUME 60 NUMBER 12 EAST JORDAN, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 22 1956 10 CENTS OVER THE Union Good Friday Services BACK FENCE
BY MARSHALL Three East Jordan rural route Planned At Methodist Church mail carrier? wiil travel around the world this year. But the see- nery will be old stuff to them. They have made several trips a- Union Good Friday Services round the w irld without seeing Devils Bow To Boyne will be observed by East Jordan merrie England, naughty Pans churches tomorrov/. or Mr. Rhec, that fellow wno heads up an ever fighting Korea The Methodist Church %vil! be country. In Final Regional Game host to the following churches: Presbyterian. United Mission• ary, Lutheran and RLDS The Boyne City Ramblers Church. Not only do they travel ar• with one of their strongest teams ound the world once, but twice •n history of the school this Private meditation and scrin- each year covering more than week headed toward a showdown Sam Rogers ture reading of the crucifixion 50,000 miles every 52 weeks. for the Class C state basketball story and organ meditations will The tour covers 166 miles per championship as a result of wm- be conducted from 12 noon un• til 1 :,30 p.m. day nearly 1.000 miles per nintr the Grayling regional Named To week of fascinating countryside crown. The union preaching worship charming in ail seasons. will begin at 1:30 and the topics They had successful victories will be the seven last words. * * over previously unbeaten West Road Group Worship will conclude at 3 p.m. The mail earners' world tour Branch and Harrison and a 49 to Sam Rogers, of the Charlevoix Focal churches are asking covers beautiful Advance. *.nc . •> %v . 31 triumph over East Jordan's county- road commission, has East Jordan stores to close from deep blue waters of fatuous ir• Red Devils in the regional firm's been named to represent Ea=t l:lo p.m. to 3 p.m. Friday so onton and the hidden gardens ef Saturday nifrht. Jordan on the M-b'li Association, that everyone can attend Good Eveline Orchards. They travel Friday services. Coach Paul Phaler's neighbor• a committee seeking overall im• through the historic and rustic ing Boyne City outfit with & sea• provement of the highway north old winding path of M-32; and son's record of 20 wins and one through the state. trek across forgotten old firing loss, is reminiscent of the Boyne lines in the beautiful Jordan Va'- The Top O* Michigan Bowling East Jordan Businessmen's As• men from four cities making up The M-6fi Association is made To Open aggregation of the early 30'». ley. They come brcathtaking'y Association's annus! tournament sociation, throwing out the first 30 teams are bowling for $400 up of residents along the high• at Ea-,t Jordan Recrea tion be• way from Charlevoix to Battl" close to the intriguing land of ball. In background of above in nrizes. The Association's an• That team had the White bro- gins its second half Friday night Creek. Chestonia and experience the photo are from left. Minnie Dos- nual banquet will' be held Apf.I t-hcrs, Ham and Bill at the for• president Minnie DesJardins Court House ever present thrill of re-visiting jTrdins, Bettv Jo Strehl, local 9 at the American Legion Hall. ward, Fitzpatrick at center, and Tite group seeks to have tne said. First half of the tourney the Bohemian Settlement. bowler and delegate to the state Tournament awards will be Barden and Bradley at guards. state improve the road as an im• wis onened list Friday night cunvent-on; and Thora Kotowicn made at that time. portant north-south artery in This year's outfit with N:.s with Jerrv Ropers, president. ns^o-datinn secret a ry. 150 wo• —Photo by Oaant Lighthi:!. Michigan's coming highway im• Bids Friday Exhilarating views of rolling and Murray Norihrup, Juday, provement program. Bids for construction of a new hills and the great wide sweep Charon and Fitzpatrick as start• Rogers was named to repre• Charlevoix county court house of cherry orchards meets tboii ers, met Crystal Falls Wednes• Council Votes day ni.srht at the St. Franci? high sent local interests by the East will be accepted until 7 p.m. Fri• tireless eyes as they move thru Junior Plav "Man or Mouse school gym in Traverse City, It Jordan Businessmen's Associa• day, March :10, Clarence Rabach, the enchanting Peninsula coun• was the state quarter finals. tion at a board meeting Tues• chairman of the building com• try. The tour takes them peril• To Improve day night. mittee, has announced following ously close to exotic old Ells• Set For School April 10 The road group will meet at approval of plans submitted by worth and winds high above sea Boyne City 49 East Jordan 3t Ionia. April 22nd, it was said. The Junior Class ha? chosen a Tourist Park R. S. Cergnaoff of Yp3ilanti, level in a slow southernly safari architect. across mountains towards the three act comedy called "Man The city council- Monday nite The tall and talented Boyne City Ramblers proved to he too Bids wiil be opened March 30 ancient hog back formation and or Mouse" for their annual play hired Cliff Gil-hard to repair Father, Son much for the locals in the regio• and presented to the Charlevoix into the never never land of and improve the electrical ser• 8 p.m. April 10 at the gymnas• nal final Saturday night as thoy coun ty bo a rd of s u p e rv isors at Finkton. vice at. the Touri.t Park. Merchants ium. dominated play throughout the its regular April meeting April Tourists last -arnmer complai• 10. However. If contractors are * * * ned that low second half. Dinner Set .:»';'•'. trie voltage unable to submit bids on the giv• As the late afternoon sun -It ia a story of two young col• gave unsatisfactt ry service en date they wui accept until »plashe» across charming Lake lege men going into business for their trailers. Next Tues April !h Charlevoix the tour turns back For April 14 themselves, and the unusual (libhard said additional wir• THE LOCALS made a hattl* $140,000 IN FUND toward South Arm winding ever ing plans would provide go oi ntit of it during the first half ( har:i cters and p'oblems tluy Since the cnmiiv has about toward that mysterious commun• The annua! Fa' her nnd S ; service for from flu to 80 trail• but Roynheight, superior re• are en '"ron;cd with $140,000 in a sinking fund which ity of all nations — East Jor• banquet and all sport- dinnt ers. bounding began to take its toll March 27 has three years to run, plans now dan, where the Casban awaits ?p->n>'»ivd hv t-c KVt Jo:-!-- Increased use of the park and during the third neiiod as it has The f,."owing characters were The March meeting of the call for construction of only a their day's end and where they Pnt.irv Cub wi:: b > held Sr.., the additional number of trailers so many times this season. :•-;;. vn hy director Yaun Ogd, n: East Jordan Businessmen's two story section which will be make ready for another entran• d;iy. Apr:! 1 1. chairman A> lias taxed to the limit the origi• The lied Devils, r laying in the 'law Thi>ni;i-n:i, who wants to Association will bo held at the to the north of the present court• cing tourage come the rising Si:ud;iir h:;- announced. nal service, making additional el• regional finals for the thud <•'!:• . th- :11 of the world A!-a Jordan Inn 7 p.m. Tuesdav night house. Tt is cyp 'i'f •'(! ;." .1t be n*-< ectrical service a must. time in the last five years, had morning sun. March 27. As funds from tax revenues in rysidc. That's had. Kor the dog Maiir sn-;iker for the fir^. master Tom St. Charles said the or the probate courtroom in the nvet ih'-C w ; i 1 be I' ot a rian Woody Wide inteiyst has been shown new section will lie utilized until and the owner*. The department HONORA"! F MFNTION work was done last Saturday and V;uiiT. vice-pre-dd'-nt. of .M ichi- in the guessing contest sponsor• that the postoffice now has 15(17 the new wing is built. looks down il« nose upon 'hi-' s I,o!,.:ie (--,.,,,.1,-- -. -I--., I J-.-.:. : j'an Si ate 1 "n,vcr- it y. ed by Peterson's Gamble Store. tuation and wiil in no wav toler• Calen (•'-•' ' • -i' ••!-, ^-. M--r boxes for patron^. First section of the new court• ate it. Could be that a few dog lona: H-I>-'-> D-i-- . I' Friends and customers have Kt. Charles said SO new boxes house will face State st. and run owners will soon rnmr up wi'h ; ; NOTICE fhird ,n K-: • S- II .-I been guessing the weight of a were installed which required hack along Mason st. The pre• a missing dog as the future nears The Parent Te-rher* Phil enlargine nf the lobby. sent 7a-year-oh! courthouse fac• Siirio-s :m,] Mike M.-K.:: -:,. ! The Trestlehonril frozen pig sitting in a home In addition tn an increasing es States St. on the south end of * * * Gaylord. mt'ctiniz' o r iiri n-i 11 v scheduled fo: freezer at the store. March 2S{.li will I e postpone. number of regular patrons, the the block and on the south ' Spring is here, according to The person guessing closest post, office has been increasing bordered by Ant rim st. •f intern Si, until after KaMer. An Ami-ric;ii the calendar. St Pat's day hps Cancer conte-t under the direr to the exact, weight will receive its grns^ receipts. TO RAZE OLD BUILDING leidn con.-orn-;. come and vanished; Easter is All Vs tion of Mrs. K. K. Wade will b. Cross income for January and t»a\- tn advertis-, en aw-ard Friday night. The coo- When funds are available thn upon us. There's mirrde sap a htdd at Cii- meetinc;. February of this vear increased • r wii: -hort'y h- test has been running two weeks. old courthouse will be razed to running in come trees. Lake i-e 37 pc r c e n t over J a n u a ry a n d i "new look." At. make way for the soutb wing. is getting thinner and people February of last year, St. Char• The jail is on Antrim st. west of are beginning to speak of sme t t he • u mor that is les said. the present cou rt house. all A -m- going around. runs. Ah! But the renl sign of The new st ruct u,-e will he of aproaching spring is shown by fr Sales Start Today concrete, steel and brick wi.h workmen removing the Christ• a rep.r' fr-n. D -." of .Ma Ma oey Mllst-n trim at the front. mas trimmings from our light rorih and A - : :n: - -0,:1 office :!! f,,r:n 1! , that he received u A town-wide doll;ir day amon.u; East Jordan mer• COMING The present huildmg has been poles. the I''."."'!. I!ec-iv:n-r A a-e-,g,.„ hour •!' '-n.ee call from Tokyo chants will be held Thursday, Friday and Saturday rniiu'iii P'd by the effice of the r v slate fire marshal. The hoard if • » * I.V--11 E. J-hn ton Ea t Jor, i.i- t S-it 0 :-,'ay night at nine o'• of this week. EVENTS 1 That, beautiful tourist hook and It-t'e J. Mom*. H"lni ,n clock our lime. Hh -o.n, Jim, was ^ u pi rv isors decided to start the n ew h u i 1 d i n sr rather t.ha n mak0 "Carefree Days in west Michi• on 'he other end of the line. Jim, The businessmen have joined hands to announced March 22 - - St. Ann's Altnr ( xt.cn dve repair; 01 the present gan" has just, reached our doik. who ha: I,-on snourr.inc: wi.h f,, Soriety will meet at Parish Hail stru ure, a two story brick Charlevoix county is well cover• ihe armv in Korea was taking a their special bargains in this issue of the News- at 2 :150 p m. building. (r('t Sc(>d Noil'! seven day leave and had flown ed in article and advertising. Hut March 22 -— Thi REDS Lad• 1 1 0 Herald. F. J i* still being referred to m tato in-,,,,0,,r. in the J-'i't -''P' ' ' watch the Kimonfl ies Aid will meet Thursday at 8 "Rainbow City of the Norl.i" parade Jordan area Oimitd I,-- m:i! ::,- p.m. at the home of Maiy Mr- t,nd there's no mention nf^ our arraril'-liieiil ; for ,-ed !., plan! At the same time the East Jordan Businessmen's Kino o n. North's First b-aiitiful swnns or the ".Swan Ihe I halt p-'ato iinp if they The end of the riiblnge tour Association announces that, many retail stores will March 21 - Jordan River City." In fact, outside the ads. haven't ahe-idv d, re ^•0. namont i- imminent. The las' 1001'- Lodge. Eaat Jordan also ran. remain open on Friday nights instead of Saturday C(lt(ll(>l> Costs Recent ,,.-:,-0 a ,!v:i n ,-c , in t'-e game will 1,- played loniirhl March 2-'l Th- Mary Mar• * * » 'ah!,- lo.-k ni-rk-t h:.- in -1-,-:0-,-'' fTho! --1 -iv I The date for file night as in the past. tha Class of thf Method's' Nearly S.VK000 Charlevoix and East Jordan the demand for ,-,,1 p,,:•,',,,-. ir , I,,,;., r given hv Ihe he--!- lo th" Church will m-ol Friday even are being .lapped upon the many pa rt , of ' 1 <• 0 n' • y and wiii-or^ wiil he derided Ihen. ing wi'h Mc. M„tij„ Pa'miter. A Foe'i'ioin Motoc (' 0 o-[,:i n v. of could r-ipi.kv ,--lo,•:,- I1-:- •- ,|i The association agreed at a recent meeting that pot luck -up,-, - will be served a[ wrists for not taking a huffing I 'nailed hv a nll.-iele it looks as r IV'.. k V. a •:'".,,..: 11 e and indll ». and puffing part in the rlamor lilies of -eed in 1", -,1 area-.. if the Mnson« will be the cooks. many stores would start the Friday night opening on f, d'di 1,,,1, Each member i-. a-k-d trial " >:' .i-p'.iei -. are di-iri- lo have the state improve high• Studies mad- by 1-,--:1:- -h w...- I -i t » 1,- score (lddfellow-a t,, brin" a di h to nass and their 1..1 'in- ' h - 1 1 rg - -" catalog eve r March 30th. : way M-B6, from southern Mich• kers in Miehi-ni -tud m:n:v o'h own table service, p:i!, i t'ed in -..tihhern Michigan. 1 ih'MS Ma- oil" (i I IIF. igan straight through to Charle• er potalo ]irod iciii- „!'ite- li-,' Marh 2'i - - J'he Cherryvale It In- -I'll) pi-.,- which was voix the Beautiful. M-fifi starts • liown that rie'd- i.'ioted wi'h Residents are urged to take advantage of the ma• Evteiv-inn group will meet for u f:v., ,, 1 , . 10 : .-, - mah.ng. It. re- (-ertified -.-,-,1 out 0 -'-I fie' ! at about Bellevue near Flatll- I.a-I To-ol-,y night No. ny bargains found in this issue. Food, clothing, not hi k dinn-r at the home of 0111 re.! 2 -11.1 ' en, . f (-0 rr, — pon- pianled »•:->, jinn .-,-,-1 fie,! -,,,-,1 Creek and ends in the city of -- • !,' it ,,f fi -,-)--. in I i-ina hv con- Mr Fv-rrtl Hei'lihig. to --ny nothing of 'he adva 0 t a-.-. Charlevoix. However, E. -I. plans fe!-iii , I he l-'nlered Apprentice hardware, shoes, household appliance and many M '.- h "I" The P-o I \',,l,te ing ':e ,: x $:!.. 11, 0 ,,i of cutting ihocn on the 1-. ih Cniv-I's (--1,,1. wi; -"l with Mrs, to get into the art and work al• 11,-e at a 'iieciai en 01 m 1111 ice- other items are being offered in the big spring- m I-',, >,'•» in '"I--- ar- 'oral, d itv of 'he dreaded Bacterial hi:... lion ll-ro- made ft 0.1 eh n 11 ts and Minnie S'nrgell at H pm. Mrs 1,( I',-',, k v T- n-g-r City, Gay• ong with other cities nlong the Tint, disease. rout* for a bigger and better M- coffee followed Ihe work. festival of values. Alma Rowermnn is co-hostess. lord and Alpena. 66. skim milk may mean the differ• Dr. Ohlson suggests that a thor• Want To ence in being satisfied or really ough medical check shou Id al• hungry before the next meal- ways precede weight reduction. NORTHERN; And, as you grow older, you Regular consistent exercise should see your doctor at regu• Take Off can help vou lose weight, out lar intervals even if you only LIGHTS unlv if done whi'c on a well ba• want to maintain your weight. '•"^-IttlSiSALJ) That Weight? lanced diet suited to your nee.'s. (Compiled bT th. Ncw.-Her.ld Stiff} EDITORIAL PAGE You t-an't lose weight unless (From The Whitehall Forum) you've really made up your mind to do it. A politically independent newspaper, plcdeinp; full service to the It has been the history of the world that civilizations chumble agricultural, industrial, educational social and general economic im• Weight control is an individ• from within. Rome wasn't conquered by barbarians. Romans had ual problem. No one ran do it Temple Theatre provement of East Jordan, Churevoix County, and northern Mich• long since ceased to be free, dignified citizens by the time the bar• igan. for you. The more you lean on barians moved,, in. someone. «U« fur support, the SHOW PLACE OF THE NORTH Page 2 * East Jordan News-Herald * Thursday, Mulch 21, 1966 How did it happen? Koine citizen? kept demanding benefit? from less likely you are to be success• the state. Slaves did the work, so there was no work for free ful, citizens. They lived on the dole. Apparently they didn't resent East Jordan the dole. Their demand was for "Bread and The Circus" Vou must m:ike changes in —security and recreation. Well-meaning politicians fought for more living as well as in eating chan• Tax Gestapo? and better food for them; self-seeking politicians sought more and ges whi-h you live with indefir itely — not just for two months Fri. and Sal., March 22, 23 and 24 ". . . we sincerely feel that the small businessman in some instan• more gory spectacles for them. A whole lot of Christians died in the Thuri while you lose 10 pounds. ces is getting gyped in having to pay "protection" money for un• Roman circus in order to provide votes for callous politicians. John Ericlc.on M.ri Blanchard employment compensation particularly when his business has no This philosophy is expressi-d history of unemployment. How far along that same road have we marched in America? in a new bulletin, "Live Lean RETURN OF JACK SLADE and Like It," available at coun'y But more especially we resent the punitive attitude toward busi• Fast Action Western We ask the government to help us provide schooling for our child• extension office in Boyne City. ness on the part of government. The pratice now seems to be to let plus ren; milk and hot lunches for them; bus transportation for them; Jack Caraon the unpaid citizen collector make out his reports, hoping that he Written by Dr. Margaret Ohl Piper Laurie Rory Calhoun roads for our cars; guaranteed pensions for qur old age; guarantees ?on, nutrition professor at MSU, will be sucker enough to make a mistake, and then to pounce upon for our bank deposits; an eye on the stock market so we can't throw AIN'T MISBEHAVIN him with penalties and interest. the bulletin tells who should lose our money away. weight and then how to go abo-it Technicolor Musical Comedy Why is it there is no effort to consult with the businessman when We want assurances of full employment — whatever that is; we doing it. he starts out, or when a new tax is imposed, in order tu educate and want practically full pay if we're laid off; we want less hours and help him as a volunteer member of the tax collecting and taxpaying less work; we want to fix it so that everybody gets more or less the Fasting today because you ov• army? same pay and has the same standard of living — our s.iding scale of erstuffed yourself yesterday is Sunday and Monday, March 25 and 26 not the way to make good foci Is it because the government has found it more nrcfitah'e to let income tax rates takes care of that beautifully, habits. Carv Cooper Harold Bickford Ralph Bellamy the suckers get lost in the maze of fine print and then penalize them for it? The philosophy of a tax investigating Gestapo, instead of a ... Your body needs the basic nu• COURT MARTIAL OF BILLY MITCHELL helping hand, doesn't ring true in America. ALL OF THESE things have come about through popular demand. trients every day and it needs Drama — Technicolor — Cinemascope One of our friends gave us a clipping which tells of a lead edi• Many of them have been fought through bv well-meaning people who them equally distributed through torial in the Indianapolis Star two weeks ago, calling for the abolition have the welfare of the people sincerely at heart. Manv of them have out the day. of the Federal income tax. The editorial referred to a similar propo• been fought through by people who do not have the welfare of our These daily basic nutrients sal by T. Coleman Andrews, former collector of internal revenue, and people sincerely at heart. can be had by including: One CLOSED TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY said that the income tax is "right out of the Communist manifesto, Where are we going America? And when do we stop to take pi rut of skim milk or buttermilk; which declares that a 'heavy progressive income tax' is the first stock? Are all of these security measures we have insisted upon and three servings of high protein step in destroying a free and competitive economic system." are insisting upon really security for our people; or do some food, such as egg meat, fish or The income tax, of course, is the backbone of the financial of them do more harm than they do good, in that they lull our peo• cheese; three servings of cereal; strength of our nation. Its abolition without an adequate substitute ple and cause them to relax- their vigilance? two servings of green vegetab'e; would imperil our standing in the free world, but on the other hand The pioneer who took off for the west had his eyes on the horizon, two servings of fruit; and three its continuance seems to be bring us ever closer to the socialistic and faith in God and himself. He didn't ask for old age pension and small pats of butter or margar• State that we fear. —Antrim County News federally-built schools. He was sure he could provide for what his ine, or three tablespoons salad. family needed. oil or shortening. j Home of your Own Today our reliance i* on the oower of the ballot. We want to How much additional food you • olve economic problems by politics. We have come to believe that should add to this basic daily | if enough of u. holler for it, at the poll,, we can be guaranteed diet depends on how many calor • CAN BE amst ill health, old age and the need to .olve our own moral and les you, as an individual burn in financial problems. a day. This will vary from 1,500 to 6,000 calories depending on There is no lack of politicians who believe that if we give them size sex, age and the amount of A DREAM Building Needs the power, they will be able to do these things for us. It would take, work you do. For example, if you of course, a lot of power. are a young woman of average Long, long ago someone said that "Power corrupts, complete po- size whose work is done chiefly COME TRUE at wer corrupts completely." We must never'forget that. in a sitting position, you need 1,900 to 2,200 calories eve<*y ges, it sometimes puzzles often day to maintain your weight. If Ken Oilier Lumber Co. Quote! misleads, and often says nothing you want to lose weight, then WITH to the purpose.—W. Matthews you must subtract 500 to 1000 Happiness is dependent on tho calories per day from this fig• • LOW DOWN PAYMENT taste, and not on things. It is by ure. • STANDARD FHA TERMS having what we like that we are Me who has. injured thee wa3 The extra foods you add to the made happy, not hy having what either stronger or weaker than basic diet may mean a lot in SEE others think desirable. thee. If weaker, spare him; if terms of satisfying your appet• —Rochefoucauld stronger, spare thyself.—Seneca ite, points out Dr Ohlson. A po• tato per day can be an excellent investment in morale; or so can HARRY WATSON The countenance may be de• Willingness to be taught what an occasional cookie. Often LES JOHNSON MAJOR CONSTRUCTION To the Qualified Electors of the hikbtgan Bell Manager QUALITY FIRST, ALWAYS CITY OF EAST JORDAN JOS. F. BUGAI County of Charlevoix, Michigan ELLSWORTH LUMBER COMPANY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That a Bi-Annual Spring Election UMinttNiiminiiiiinnpininmii mini run will be held on 5 BELL SYSTEM HAVE YOU HEARD 2 IfB* CRIDIT CARD about Long Distance 3 No. bt AOOCCO credit cards? No fum• Monday, April 2, 1956 John Do* bling for change, no at the respective polling places hereinafter designated: lUorj culn Strwt For a penny... owing a friend the rv*nho« 5 1199 price of a call when you 3iiuimiimi!!iiniimiiiiiimim[iiimimimr7 CITY HALL use his phone. All you do when you make an out-of-town call is give the opera• tor the information on your credit cord. The cost of the For the purpose of voting for the election of the following officers, call will then appear on your regular telephone bill. Interested? Make arrangements for your credit card by CITY calling our Business Office. Mayor—Vern J. Whiteford Chris E. Taylor HOW MANY MILES is it Alderman—First Ward—Milton Meredith from your basement to Second Ward—George Rebec your telephone? It Third Ward—Gilbert Sturgell surely must seem like Justice of the Peace—Charles P. Murphy miles every time you dash upstairs when the Supervisor- -First Ward—None phone rings. All that Second Ward—Robert F. Barnett sprinting is really un• Third Ward—Barney Milstein necessary when you con• sider the low cost of having a telephone in your base• Constable -First Ward—None ment. The monthly charge is just about a dollar. Second Ward—None There is just one installation charge no matter how Third Ward—Joseph P.Wilkin s many additional phones you have installed at the same time. You have only to call our Business Office PROPOSITIONS to order yours. NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN that at tho time and places of holding' the Above Election, there will be submitted electricity at said election^ Proponed Propositions, viz: JUST 80 YEARS AGO this PUBLIC SQUARE Shall the parcel of land (the road ex• month Alexander Graham gives you a whole hour cepted) approximately 50'xr>0' designated ISell spoke these words over as a "PUBLIC SQUARE" Second "Addi• the first telephone. "Mr. of television tion of Sunset Hill Cemetery, be offered WUISDII, conic here, 1 want for sale to the public: for burial purposes? you." Today ihe telephone Two of your favorite half hour shows brought to PARKING METERS Shall the City of East Jordan install au• company offers more than your own living room for a penny I That's all it costi. tomobile Parkinp; Meters for the pur• 400 kinds of service. For ex• Yes, all over your house electricity works for pose of City traffic control? ample, hesides conventional you to make life easier, to bring you more and mors telephones, we provide tele• pleasure and convenience. NOTICE RELATIVE TO OPENING AND CLOSING OF THE POLLS phone service to ships nnd nulomohiles, trains and trucks, And electricity works at such a low cost that Section 1. On th* day of any election the poll, ulinll ho ononrd at 7 o'clock in the foreign countries, radio nnd television network service forenoon and .hall bo continued open unlil 8 o'clock in the afternoon »nd no lonver it's the biggest bargain in your family budget. Fvery qualified elector pre.enl nnd in linn at Ih. poll, at (he hour pre.rribed for th. »nd equipment for automatic telephone answering and The men and women in your electric company ar« co.ing thareof thai! be allowed to vote. photograph transmission. Wherever a communications constantly working to keep it that way. need exists die telephone company stands ready lo serve. ALBERTA M. NOWLAND, City Clerk "YOU ARE THERE-CBS I.LVUUM-WIIIMI. huloiy'i gr.ol EASTER SPECIAL! Double HERE & THERE Dr. J. VanDellen left eaily wi1.li their uuLher, Mrs. Anna GOLD BELL stamp. March 23 Saturday morning to attend Kraft, to noon Tuesday, March 27 at "The American Academy of Ge• Art Dry Cleaners. Agent, Swan neral Praetioners of Scientific City A u to ma tic Laundry, Eaa t Assembly" t Washington D. C. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Merrit Around East Jordan a laced Jordan. He will return to his office here spent the w cekend at Lansing March U.Jrd. visiting their daughter ;m d son- Thurs ch Tl, 195() * East Jordan News-Herald * Page W in-law M r. and Mrs. Vernell Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bolser Nee-e and Dmili y and wit h their and latticed . and s.»n Russell Jr. of Muskegon Mr aud Airs. Lliffurd Marsh• • on and dauu •liter in law Mr. and EASTER SPECIAL! Double Mr. ami Mrs. Kaiph Hums of spent the weekend with their all of Flint spent trie week end .Mrs. Arthur Men- GOLD BELL stumps March 23 Detroit, were in East Jordan e parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest to noon Tuesday, March 27 a* lew days last week visiting re• Kopkau. They also visited their Art Dry Cleaners. Agent, Swan latives and friends. brother and sister-in-law, Mr. City Automatic Laundry, Eact and Mrs. Donald Bolser. Jordan. Mr. anil Mrs. Guy Hiteheork spent last weekend at Holland See Clarence Healey if you prettiest visiting relatives. CLOSE-OUT ON ARMSTRONG Mrs. Kenneth Isaman Jr. and want to buy real estate. Phone two sons, IJarcy and Gary, spent * * * LE 6-7210. the weekend \yith her parents, INSJDE-OUTSIDE FLAT QUART news Mr. ami Mrs. Vern Whiteford. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Malpass She returned to her home in Ha• spent last week at their home Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kolin zel Park Tuesday with Mr. ami here. Mr. Malpass is attending and daughter of Flint spent tb« the Houghton Mining School. .Mrs. Whiteford.. who will visit weekend with their parents, AL". ... in print (here for a week. and Mrs. Lester Kolin and witn Mrs. Henry Blown went lu other relatives. PAINT 98c Detroit l'Yiday to visit her mo• The softest, most Mrs. Ralph llud.on of Harbor Springs spent Thur.-dav visiting ther Mrs. Maude Orover, and «o be with her on her birthday Sun• OIL-BASE feminine of prints .and Mrs. Elsie Gothro. day. LETTER ... completely washable Herbert Griffin spent Sunday with his wife, who is a TB pat• Real ©state listings wanted. BOX too! Lace print on slim- ient at the Gaylord Sanitorium. Frank Nachazel, Real Estate * * + Broker, 136 Main Street, East One Gallon Marshall Sayles, Editor: hanging rayon, its If you want to sell property, Jordan. Phone LE 6-7308. list it with Clarence Healey. Ph. +• + . The world is considerably po"-\ delicate beading bowed LE 6-7210. William Bashaw returned to rer today. Louis Bromfield is [ * + * East Jordan ^ Saturday aft<." n 0 longer with us. His chair v. * ' with velveteen and Mrs. Frona Bowman has re• spending the winter months with the council table in the field of his son at Dowag iac. He is now rhinestone-pinncd. Black, turned from Detroit where s-he IK-tier agricultural practices is wa< vUiting her brother and sis• at t!ie home of his sister Mrs. vacant. ONLY $3.98 Marv McKinnon. green, navy or brown. ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ken• neth Isaman, Jr. + * * His genial forth. ightness and 14>2 to 22½. Mr. and Mrs. John Saganek great capacity of expression and 1 WHITEFORD'S 5c TO $1.00 STORE and two children spent Sunday d e m on st ra ti on a re going to b e ' at Mackinaw City. missed tremendously by most of F.H.A. Girls * * * Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Keller and To Attend son Ervin, and A-lc Vale and /The void left by his passing Mrs. Keller ?pent the weekend will be a long" time in refilling, at Flint visiting their daughter perhaps never. His was a unique Convention and son in law' Mr. and Mrs. Ted soul, blessed with an exception• al gift for broad expression l>y The FHA has chosen eight Winowiecki. -the spoken and printed word, girls to represent the East Jor- * * * DOLLAR DAYS plus and insatiable desire to lan Chapter at the state con Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bartlett learn, and know, the complete vention at Grand Rapids on Ap- went to Greenville Sunday to answers in a field that assures iil 12-13. The following girls visit Mr. and Mrs. William Smith all life. AT STREETER'S were chosen: Margaret Murray, from there they will go to Grand Martha Galmore, Suzanne Cut• Rapids. Although my acquaintance ler, Sandy Boswell, Rhea Zitka * * * with Mr. Bromfield was of a MEN'S Elva McClure, Patricia Porter Mrs. Du Wayne Graton and cursory nature, for many years and Mary Ann Lehrbass. Sandy infant daughter oi Holland is I have considered it a privilege- Boswell is our candidate for visiting her grandparents Mr. to call him friend. Hi? life was WORK AND DRESS SHOES -tate Parliamentarian. and Mrs. Cart Hayes and other blessed with intimate friend• The FHA entertained the FFA relatives. ships with great people through• at a party in the East Jordan t> * * out the civilized world, but nc- Regular 6.95 — 7.95 -— 8.95 — 9.95 B Uf'SlON fiAif Silt DRESSES High School gymnasium or. Albert Blo- sie 15 seriously ill had the spiritual capacity to March 13. The party was a suc• at Apopka. Florida where he and give freely of his life to any, and cess, with dancing, games and Mrs. Blo=sie have been spending all. who were real friends of the $1.00 OFF PER PAIR basketball for entertainment. the winter months Recently it Olhtr Martha Mann\n% soil. Refreshments were made and was reported he was improved. drasts in misses' and served by the FHA girls. * * * It was only recently that I Mrs. Helen King of Detroit was advised by his secretary of spent last weekend with her par• his hospitalization as the reason MEN'S WORK SOX ents, Mr. and Mrs. Cort Hayes for the seeming apathy relative It's grand and other relatives. to certain ideas underf ormula- 3 PAIR $1.00 ALSO tiou for future expression. A-lc Vale and Mrs. Keller left Sunday for Charleston. South Whether these plans will, or 200 SPRING HATS $2.95 to $5.95 Carolina where they will be lo• can, now take form and meaning cated. Vale ha= re-enlisted for is problematical. However, his We have a full line of shoes for the family salad dressing 6 more years. They have spent mark, in the universe is still with BOXY SUITS (8 to 18) $14.95 a 30 day visit with their par• us as a monument to a better ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Keller agriculture, and he has fulfill• for Easter and 3 spread! and other relatives. ed his destiny, in that he has left us with a batter, and richer, ALL WEATHER COATS $16.95 up world for his having been herr*. For this we should offer up ma• Made by ny thanks, as we will ever be Streeters Shoe Store SPRING TOPPERS $10.95 up his debtors. KRAFT \ "Roger Austin GIRLS COATS (torn the $5.00 up one ond on!/ GIRLS DRESSES MIRACLE $2.95 up WHIP and specie! Your Dollars Buy More on pickle relishes CLOSED SATURDAY NIGHTS :THE DRESS ilV'E COT A 5,EC?E1 & GIFT. SHOPPE; "But 1 don't have any secrets) The Government knows more aliout my business than I do!" We Give Gold Bell Gift Stamps Spring Is Here! Keyko Oleomargarine 4 lbs. for $1.00 Polar Frozen Peas 6 pkgs. $1.00 In Spring a young man's fancy turns to thoughts of . . . new Swanson Frozen Pot Pies 4 for $1.00 clothes . . . in fact the whole family is thinking in terms of some• No. 2i Elmdale Tomatoes 4 cans $1.00 thing new to wear . . . something new for the house . . . a new coat of paint . . . wallpaper, curtains. Goody Goody Peas 8 cans $1.00 Charmin Toilet Tissue 12 rolls $1.00 The whole world wants to match nature's dress. Star Kist Tuna 3 for$1.0 0 No. 303 Sour Cherries 8 cans $1.00 The place to (ind your best values for Spring are in the ad• Damaged Cans vertising columns of the East .Ionian News-Herald. Quality Hamburger 3 lbs. $1.00 BETTER MEAT — FRESHER PRODUCE FRESH CEREAL — LOWER PRICES And remember, it pays to shop locally. Jordan Frozen Locker Co. THRIFT SUPER MARKET STOKE HOl'KK- .Friday S :00 a.m. to S:00 p.m. Saturday i. to 0::10 Monday thru Thursday S:00 a.m. to (i p.m. i CHURCH SERVICES This THURSDAY Page 4 * East Jcinhill New--]le hi ' Thursday, .Mo FRIDAY and FINKTON BIBLE ASSEMBLY OF GOD FELLOWSHIP CHURCH IU-v. 11. L. Moody SATURDAY Sunday Sciioul---l U :.'i0 a.m. Sunday School--1 0 :01) a.m. followed by short morning ser• .Mornine: Wnr>hip-—1 1 :00 a.m. vices. iSundav Kcane;elihtic Service— Youth Fellowship—(1-.45 p.m. S :()0 p m. Evening Services—o:UU p.m. Thursday Ihayer Meeting— 3 Big Days of Extra Wednesday Prayer Meeting — H :0() ii m. CROSSING 7 :30 p.m. LOOKING BACKWARD FIRST PRESBYTERIAN BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH DOLLAR Savings! Central L..he Edward O. De-Haven, Pastor Rev. Paul Gelatt, Minister [^euailur Services: Reviewing The Bible School- -1 u a.m. The Church School meets at Just In Time for Worship—11 a.m. U:-in will-, classes for all ages. News-Herald Youth Time-—G :30 p.m. The .Morning Worship begins Gospel Service—7:li0 p.m. at 1 1 :0() o'clock. MARCH 25 1916 DAYS Prayer Meeting, Wednesday— Georg-e G. Glenn, who suc• Easter 7:30 p.m. ceeded his father in the active Bible Club, Thursday, 4 p.m. management of the State Bank Sunday School Sunday, 10:00 Open Holy of East Jordan about 12 years Morning Worship, Sunday 11:00 ago, passed away at his home Thursday morning. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF Week At JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER Political advertisement: Cad• Look At The Values! DAY SAINTS illac, population 10,000, pays it- Church School—10:00 a.m. St. Joseph's mavur $H0. Ea^ Jordan popula• Morning Worship—11 :00 a.m. tion 2800, pays $400. Zlons League Tuesday 7:30 p.m. The beautifully symbolic cere• 1 Group Children's Prayer Service Wed., 8:00 p.m. monies of Holy Week which Advertisement" For sale, portray vividly the Pa-sion and cheap! Having closed our plant CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Death of the Divine Re-deemer, at East Jordan and removed the Shoes Boyne City Wilson Twp. will bes-in with Ihe blessing" of machinery, we offer the remain• Rev. Richard Noffie, Pastor pain1-* before High Mass on Palm ing buildings, together with tne Wilson Township: Sunday. .March 2f)th. Blessings siu\ at sacrifice prices. The pro• 00 New! Dollar Days Only Church Service—9:30 a.m. of palm* rei-alls the triumphal perty consists of the following: Sunday School—10:30 a.m. entry of (.'hrist into Jerusalem. Eighteen acres land 2 lartre $2 His inrtitution of the Holy Eu• warehouses, several dwelling Ladies All Leather Billfolds ST. JOSEPH CHURCH charist is commemorated on Ho• houses, one large boarding house C Rev. Joseph J. Malinowskl ly Thnr.?day, ami His death on one office building, mill building Fine Broadcloth Brassiers ^)4 Sunday—7:30 and a :30 a.m. the Cross is re-enacted in the and fire proof boiler house. Holydays— 7:30 am & 7:30 pm. cere-monk'* on G^od Friday. Greif Bros. Cooperage Co. ea First Fridays—7:3'J p.m. Holy Thursday — High Maps 1 Table Ladies & All Ladies Jewelry *^ Weekdays—7:30 a.m. ; nd procession to the repository Born to Mr. and Mrs. James 7:30 p.m. Adoration after Mass Zitka, a daughter March 21st. UNITED MISSIONARY until Midnight. Men's Shoes CHURCH Good Friday—The Scripture MARCH 26, 1926 C. W. Thompson, Pastor Reading, Solemn Prayers Ad• Miss Mildred Keat daughter Morning Worship—1 1 :00 a.m. oration of the Cross and Ho.y of Mrs. Anna Keat of East Jor• Big Reduction Sunday School—10:00 a.m. Communion at 3:00 p.m. dan, was united in marriage to Youth Fellowship—7:00 p.m. Holy Saturday — The Light Ralph R. Bu*chert son of Evangelistic Services 7:30 p.m. Service. Ble-ing of Baptismal and Mrs. S. Bu^cheit of Boyne Ladies First Quality Prayer Meeting (Thurs.) 8:00 Water and the Eucharist Ser• City, on March 20th. vice will bo?in at 8.00 p.m. » * * METHODIST CHURCH Easter Sunday — High Mass Candidates for the office cf Rev. R. H. Moors, Pastor at 7:00 a.m. Low Mass at 9:3!) Mayor are Hush W. Dicken, NYLONS Morning Worship—if) :00 a.m. a.m. Charles H. Whittington and 51 Guage — 15 Denier Church School—11:15 a.m. George W. Bechtold. Extra Big Value MYF—7:00 p.m. * * * MARCH 27 1956 EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Join 4-H Lowell F. Baker, passed aw-iy CHURCH at Flint at the age of 35. Mr. Men's & Boy's New Sprin; 69c pr. Rev. Dale Larson, Pastor Three 4-H m o m h e rs, t w o of Baker was for a few years asso• Sunday School every Sunday them new to the community ciated in business with hi? bro• tt 9:45 a.m. Classes for all ag.-s. w.' re i n I i i :VL e d into the South ther-in-law, R. G. Watson, m »99 Church services every Sunday Arm 4-H Community Club on East Jordan. at 11:00 a.m. Communion Ser• Monday evening. March 12. Bet• Dress Pants 'pr. Quilted Plastic vice first Sunday of every month ty and P;\t = y Pearsall, formerly Mrs. Frank Haney passed aw• Men's Sizes 28-42 Family social dinner second of Wilson town-hio and new re• ay at her home in East Jordan. Sunday of month following moi- sidents of South Arm. and Mar• Tuesday. Mattress Pads ning service. garet Flora were taken into the c In b. T h o c e re m o n y was c o ,i - Candidates for election arc Twin Size Full Size PENTECOSTAL FULL d.icted by Barbara and Betty Fi• Kit Carson for Mayor, Thoma? GOSPEL TRUTH CHURCH sher, Rov Elsworth and Wayne Bussler and MerriU Shaw alder• Rev. Harley R. Barber, Pastor Murphv. man for the first ward; Merle Sunday School—10 a.m. K. C. Fosterling, district 4-H Crowell and Boyd Hipp, alder• 1.84 2.44 Worship Service—11 a.m. club agent was present to dio- man for the second ward; John Sunday Eve. Service—8 p.m. cu^s demon strat ion contests anj Kenny and Oscar Weisler, alder• CYA Tuesday—8 p.m. conduct recreation. Parents pre• man for the third ward. Mens Army Navy Prayer Meeting, Thurs., 8 p.m. sent were .Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ei• chler .Mr. and .Mrs. Harry Pear- sal!, Mr. and Mr-. Lawrence Ad• Transplant Work Sox IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE: dis and Raymond Fisher. Big Saving Strawberries 5 pr. $1 Men's Monkey Face 3 r_ Barber Shop Early In Year Work Gloves ^ IOl Music Time In Early transp 1 antintr of -t.ra:\- berries pays off in hi inter yield- 1 Group Men's & Boyne City the next year. Ed Rebmiin Char• Men's Irregular levoix count y F a r m A. g e n t s a y.-•. I'.'s B'lrber-'hop music time in Ru nne rs" th;-it form in June Boys Sport Shirts "T" Shirts 2 for Boyne C^y again, and the Boyne will produce twice as many ber• $i Ci:y Chapter of the "Society for ries the next ve;ir as runners the Preservation and Encourage- that form in July, he points out. I $1 each mcir. of Barber-hup Quarttt This i? true for June bearing' S i r. -; n '£ in America" will s t a g e varieties. Everbearing varieties i; s Ten:h Annual Bush Leagin produce the be--t c;op the same Contr.-t for Barbershop Quartet? year they are planted. DOLLAR DAYS ONLY in Michigan Ha' u rday. Mar \ BIG RACK OF DRESSES MANY LADIES COATS AUTO Odds & Ends of Yard Goods ,NEW SKIRTS INSURANCE Rates Reduced Keg. 49c pr. yd. LITTLE GIRLS DRESSES Prints & Plans 3 yds. $1 AGAIN! DUSTERS HOUSECOATS REDUCED AS MARKED EXTRA SPECIAL We now also insure UNDERAGE FEMALE owner3 and oper• FOR DOLLAR DAYS ONLY ators at no additional charge. Big Table Of FARMERS' policies now written at a 20% discount from nor• Ladies White Nylon mal rates. Odds & Ends Panties ROBERT A. CAMPBELL AGENCY WILLIAM M. SWOBODA, Manager 2 pr. $1 Complete Insurance and Bonding; Service $i FRIDAY A large crowd attended the WWTV & WPBN-TV (1:(1() CIITV Moore Finkton News Star Community monthly party 0:15 World Today WHGR — 1290 West Peninsula ll»u ejilou Lnkc Saturday evening. Host and hos• 0:3() This Is The Life tess were Mr. and Mrs. C. Ilea- 1 :0() The Christophers latu rday Mrs. Emma S lie p ar d e p e n I Mr. and Mrs. Henry Howard, ley. 1 :30 Parly Line 6 :00 Sunri '• Serenade Sunday in Buckle, y with her their daughter Sandra and Elea• Television 2:10 Love of Life 7 :(1() News, Sunrise Serenade daughter and family, Mr. and nor Myers spent the weekend in The Peninsula Grunge held a WPBN-TV 2:30 Search for Tomorrow Mrs. Ralph Carrol'. Lansing and East Lansing. They 1 1 :30 Tonight h :(10 New. Mo-ic community card p»rty Friday 1 :00 Woalher 2:45 The Guidiuc l.i-l.t X-ll'l Goffe : Time attended a Michigan Livestock THURSDAY I :()() New- and Wealh. r evening at their hall with a goi.d 9 0(1 New. S:.t ndav Seren'd'.: Convention at the Olds Hot' I World uf Fashion 1:15 Mitch and the Mis.-us attendance. A pot luck lunch was SATURDAY o mi Mi h X'-w-. Sin sh• Mr. and Mrs. Jack Buck (for• and visited their son, Lester a'.id Sunshine Lane 1 :3() Love Story served by the ladies. 2 •:.11) 2:00 II of M TV Hour 0:1". Voire ot Christian Youth merly Geneva Brownell) arc an• wife. Shoppiiifc' 'flps 2:0(1 Robert Q. Lewis Show 2 :4 fi 3 .00 NBA Basketball 11.3(1 V: • Placer Panel nouncing the hirth of a sun. NUC Matinee Theatre 2 :3() Todav's Movieland 'I'M.,, e Advance Board of Corn- 11 :()0 5 :()0 The Christophers 1 no (!'-.;:, llvmns John Edward, March lUth in Mr. and Mis. David Johnston A Date With Life 3 :30 Industry on Parade e will hold a Community 4 :()0 5 :30 Childrens Hour ' -3(1 M '• r TO 12:00 Traverse City. and children and Airs. Johnston'- Mo.lern Romances 3:45 Hob Crosby party at their club house at 4:15 IS :00 This Is The Life 2 :IMI 1..• S'-iie World News * + lather, Mr. V. Knap]), were din• Candid Camera Ail nee ' Friday, March i»Urd. 4 :30 6:30 It's A Great Life •I :00 The Brighter Day 2 111 -':. >'' : Sootlite Mr. and Mrs. Berton Bunko; ner e/Lic-ts Saturday evening at Deputy Don Coffee and cake or doughnuts r. :(10 7:00 Mayor of the Town 4:15 The Secret Storm 2 • t 5 l.':ii. :• ! Varieties and son of (1 rand Rapids sp-uit the William Gaunt home. Little Rascals will be served f. ::(0 7:30 Big Surprise 4 :30 (In Your Account X' e. -. l:.!:i\in' Time the weekend at the home of Mr^. News 0:00 8:00 Perry Co mo Show 5 :(10 Fids Cornel 2 :011 New-. Sal:.relay Matinee Bunker's parents, Mr. und Mrs. The Loyal Barbers and the (.:15 Sports Today 9 :()0 6:0(1 News A quilting bee was held Thurs• People Aie Funny 3 :IHi \lieh. News. Music Sam Lewis. William Gannts have their map• 0 :25 Weather 0 :30 6:15 Weather day afternoon at the W ill iam Jimmy Durante ,. 1 .'i Campns Visitor * * * le trees lapped ready for the 6:30 Rundy Mt. Jamboree 10:00 6:20 Sports Gaunt home. Tin; Ad vain'" George Cohel Tops In Pops Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Louk oi first sap run. 7:00 Michigan Outdoors 10:30 6:30 .Michigan Conservation Boa i'd o f C o n i m e j' c e will offer Your Hit Parade :(10 News Top- In Pops Dearborn spent the weekend at 7:.'!() Dinah Shore 11 :00 Final Edition 6:45 Greatest Dramas :(10 Conservation Dept. the quilt as a prize at the smelt News Caravan the home of Mrs. Minnie Beak 7:4 5 11:10 Weather 7:00 What Goes On Here :1 H March Music run at Advance. You Bet Your Life Mrs. Louk is spending the week 8:00 11:15 7:30 Rin Tin Tin :-1 o Evening News East Jordan Dragnet Million Dol'ar Movie with her sister. 8:30 8:00 D. Fairbanks Presents MO Sports Roundup Sgt. Earl Bennett, son of Mr. 9:00 The Peoples Choice 8:31) Crossroads :00 Supper Serenade .Mr. and Mrs. Asa Beal and fa• and' Mrs. Orville Bennett, ar• Girl Scouts Hold (1:110 Ford Theatre WWTV 9:00 The Crusaders i :30 News Final. Music. mily were Sunday afternoon rived home Thursday from Lin• 10:00 Lux Video Theatre 9:30 I Led Three Lives callers at the home of Mr. and coln. Nebraska. lie had a dis• Court of Awards I 1 :00 Final Edition THURSDAY 10:00 Lineup Mrs. Ray Barrick in East Jor• charge after four years in the 11:10 Weather 11:30 Party Line 10:30 P.i-on to Person dan. service. All Brownie and Girl Scouts II :15 Club Bunyanville 12:00 Valiant Lady H:O0 Weather READ THE WANT ADS! with their leaders and many par• 1 1 :30 Tonight 12:15 I.ove of Life 11:05 Movie Thursday, March 22, 1956 * East Jordan New^-Herald * Page 5 ents m e t in th e gy m o n M a re h 12:00 Weather 12:30 Search for Tomorrow ! Kith for a Girl Scout Week ob• 12:45 The Ouidimi Light SATURDAY servance and court of awards. FR'D^ Y 1:00 News & Weather 11:00 Mighty .Mouse Theater i Troop Xo. 5 presented the 3:00 Matinee Theater 1 :15 Mitch and the Missus 11:30 Electricity at Work Lona Theatre .American and Girl Scout flags. 4 :00 A Date With Life 1 :30 Love Story 11:45 Michigan Report Mancelona, Michigan 4 Speed Automatic I Forty four small candles were 4 :15 Modern Romances 2:00 Robert Q. Lewis Show 12:00 Pig Top • lighted on a large h.rthday cake 4 :30 Johnny Jupiter 2:15 World of Fashion 1 .00 Wild Bill Hickok 5:00 Deputy Don 2 :30 Todav's Movieland 1 -30 Western Time ; for the 44th anniversary of Girl Thurs. Fri. Sat. Mar. 22 23 24 Scouting and one large candle 5 :30 Little Rapcals 3:30 World Today 2:30 World Today . was lighted for the first year of G00 News 3:45 What 1 Person Can Do 3:00 Hie- Ten Basketball The Warriors Player 4:30 I'M TV Hour '.organization in E";t Jordan, 6:15 Sports Today 4 :00 The Brighter Day Errol Flynn Joanne Dru i Brownie Scout Troup 2 made 6:25 Weather 4:15 The Secret Storm 5:00 Grand Ole Opry and their first public appearance as 6:30 Limelight 4:30 On Your Account 5:20 Wrc.sliing a baton team. Judy Lilac and 6:45 Industry On Parade 5-00 Kids Corner 6:00 The Explorers Headline Hunters i Judy Dressel are directing this 7:00 Great Oildtrsleeve 6:10 Weather 6:30 Wrestling Hod Cameron Julie Bishop group. 7:30 Coke Time 6:15 Sports 7:00 Lawrence Welk : Proficiency badges and one 7:45 Xews Caravan 6:30 Captain Z-ro 8:00 Grand Ole Opry Sun., Mon., March 25, 26 1 vear membership awards were 8:00 Susie 7:00 Michigan Outdoors 8- 30 Jackie Gleason Show 79.95 8:30 7 :30 9:00 Two For The Money The Man With The .presented to Intermediate scouts. Life of Riley Disneyland | Twenty two Brownies wer". 9:00 Bie; Story S:30 MOM" Parade 9- SO It's Always Jan Golden Arm presented "Wings", Girl Scout 9 :30 Star Stasre !l :(in B'.lova Show 1 0 00 Gunsmoke Frank Sinatra Eleanor Parker Authorized Service Dealer pins and membership pendants 10:00 Calvacade of Sports 9:30 TBA 10:30 TBA Kim Novak i :i> they advance into tenderfoot 10:45 Organ Moods 10:00 Facts Forum I rank as Intermediate Scouts, I 1 :00 Final Fditi-.n 10:30 Understanding our Wld. 1 1 :00 Premiere Playhouse Closed—Tues7& Wed. Sales and Service Antenna Installations j Fifty seven other Brownies re- II :10 Weather 11 :00 Weather 1 Scoreboard 'eived one year membership pen• 11 :15 11:05 13th Hour SHOP EAST JORDAN 1 LE 6-7349 East Jordan dants and several new members received their Brownie pins. We repair all makes of radios and television Mrs. Ellen Sagqnek, Noble Grand of the Jassamine Rebe• kah Lodge, the sponsoring or• ITEM5 ^ORE DAYS QF THE WEEK.,. AT ganization, presented apprecia• LOW PRICES ON tion certificates to 17 leaders R&R TELEVISION • and assistants for their one year | leadership with the girls, To Attend DOLLARS DAYS DOLLAR DAYS FFA State YOUR 100% Pure Penn. MOTOR OIL (in your container) gal. $1.00 Convention YOU CAN PUT YOUR TRUST IN CON* Buddy Knop and Tom Cosier will represent the East Jordan •Super-Right" Quality* MEATSi Combination chapter of the Future Farmers HAMMER SCREW DRIVER of America at the 28th State SUPER fi!GKT, FFA convention to be held at CELLO ROLL LE (5 in one unit) $1.27 value only- $1.00 MSU in East Lansing March 26 PORK SAUSAGE and 27. David Graham and Bob Preb- Rubber, Auto ble will also attend the conven• CALIFORNIA, 200-220's FLOOR MATS 2 for $1.00 tion and will receive the degree of State Farmer. On the state program there DOS Reg. $1.29 Rockvar will be a pageant dramatizing qt. $1.00 patriotism in the FFA and an ad• Navel Orartg VARNISH dress by Dale King, National Vice President of the FFA from t XAS ? Reg. 5 Lb $1.10 Wooster. Ohio. Bananas GOLDEN RIPE 2 LBS. 29C Carrots = LBS. 19C D^n Stormer will accompany BUNCH ^9C WALLPAPER PASTE 5 pounds $1.00 the 1 o"al urroup when they leave Cauliflower SNOWY WHITE HEADS HEAD 29C Broccoli GARDEN t-R"SH here Sunday. 8 Idaho Potatoes U. S. NO. I Florida Orsnges %?JUT~E 8 BAG 59c SPARK PLUGS 2 for $1.00 B FR 6 CANS 89C 10 8A S 69c Orange Juice a&? CC1ICENTRATED FREE! Head Lettuce SIZE 2< 2 HEADS 29C JANE PARKER, Plastic Handle GC" mrtN, SD3AR, C^I'iTflON SCREW DRIVERS Frantamuih Checss To First 75 Men DONUTS Free pencils to the ladies PKG. 19c OF 12 LEON PETERSON'S JANE RARKER. EACH 39C Chesz Whiz KRAFT'S JAR 55c Cherry Slreissso! Pie REG. 49c I'/4-LB. GAMBLE STORE Philadelphia Gream Cheese PKG. White Bread JAN" 'ARKCR LOAF IJ» JANE PARKER. Mild Colby Cheese 49c Spanish Bar Cake RES. 39c EACH 29C SUNNYFIELb SULTANA LADY BETTY Quick Oatmeal Salad Dressing Cucumlier Special S Je! c 3-LB. c QT. 15-OZ. "TC PKG. JAR JARS ^ g Combination-Electric-Wcod & Coal 33 35 2 16-oz. en. 16- OZ Some Strike Med. Red Salmon CAN A&P Grr»efruit Sections CANS 3ic OK lt,-oz. on. Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce 2 CANS **• Dill Pickles DAILY KOSHFR JAR ?9c ASSORTED A 3 Liberty Red Maraschino Cherries JAR w'" Sparkle Gelatins DE'JC'O'Ji KAVJRS K KGS. Ut Stove... $368.50 18-OZ. 17- OZ. A&P Sweet Potatoes 2 CANS 45c Dromedary Angel Food Mix PKG 33c Ql LB. $ I-L3 Up to $85.00 trade-in on any wood or Oandv Sweet Pickles JAR 39c 8 0'CSock Co?fee 3B AG 2'1 BAG 79c 6'/!-OZ. Mf. ANN I 6 OZ. CANS t'C Kidney Beans PAG- CAN 10c Electric Stove Tuna Fish SULTANA CHUNK STYLE ' Bsans or Red 16-OZ. LJC 10c Sultana Pork & B??ns CAN Book Matches FLORAOHIL DESIGO N 2 OF 50 AS P I-LB. davftla " '> 0WN ALI-PURPOSE Keyko Margarine CTMS 59c OT- p'JARTFRS 2 UeAUId COOKING OIL 29c 57c Boat Lovers: See The New 2-hp AIR BOY 0 OZ I? OZ. 23c French Dressfng SH'ITS I AR Suner Right Luncheon Meat CAN 29c For Your Boat. Air Propelled, Air Steered 16-OZ Ifjf, ALL P'.IR-O'E dexo Shortening PURL VEJL1A3.E 75c CANS A&P Applesauce OUR RNEST QUALITY 2 3 Air Cooled GRANULATED LG. GT. 16-OZ. Tide DETERSENT PKG. 30c PKG. 72c c and Span PKG. 27c Aluminum Boats 1 GRANULATED LG. GT. Price * in Til i n AfJ Ef^cr.'ivn Thrr 8 FEET LONG — WEIGHS ONLY 39 tfcs. — ALL WELDED Cheer DETERGENT PKG. 30c PKG. 72c Snturciny, March 2-1th CARRY IN CAR TRUNK AMERICA'S FOkCMOil fOOL) itL]AilL-H . , . SINCE 1H59 GRANULATED LG. GT. Dreft DETERGENT PKG. 30c PKG. 72c Al Thorsen Lumber Co. 171/j-OZ joy, Giant DETERGENT BOT. 72c mi GREAT ATLANTIC J. TACint. UA COWAN* Real Estate 11101 P WANTED — FEMALE | Card of Thanks- Want Ad Rates !-:.\ I'LRIKNCKI) Sl-.CRKTAKIICS STRICTLY BUSINESS by McF««ft*rt 3 Bedroom home, oil l'urnata at | I wish to express my sincere x CASH RATE: 2 h cunts per word, minimum, 65 rent*. If ail glassed in porch, lots uf shade UNIVERSITY Oh' Mli'HIGAN thanks anil appreciation to all my is not paid by Saturday nuon after la.-,!, insertion, il will Ire good location. latives, neighbors and friends considered charged. If ad runns three consecutive times you Wc have openings for secretar- 100 acre farm, good land, mo• r the many gifts, < ards and lef- get three ads for the price of two. es, stenographers, typists, ac- dern 8 room house, lull basement rs and other acts of kindness Card of Thanks — $1 Professional Directory — $2 per mo. ount clerks, etc. l'l-pecial!y in- with furnace and laundry room -se-ti-d in wives of University own me during my stay at K '- Obickeu coop 24x60, tool shed, : udenls and e"irl- »ho would like nil Sparrow hospital at Lansing. basement bun tisxot), a real buv Page Mast Jordan New.- Hera!,I i raiver at a large : could be used for other business i I wish to extenu my sincere FOR SALE—Early red potato?'- one of the larg-est assortment of mnd other buildings. $5,000. FOR PROMPT SERVICE purposes if desired. Price SI2.000 I thanks to all my relatives, friends to eat or plant. $1.50 per bushel. new and used tractors and fai m PHONE GAYLORD 6231 Year around home on Lake 84,000 down, terms. Is insured i and nci^hhors who «ent caixh'. Call on Saturdays. Oscar Larssr. IT, a c h i n e r y in th e country. We Charlevoix. for price being a«ked. See Mrs. ! Tift? and flower? during my stay west side of Six Mile Lake E'l»- will take your car in trade on a | SALAD DRESSING j VALLEY CHEMICAL tractor or tractor in trade on a William F. Tindall. Strout Realty, in the hospital. worth. KI 4-33G5. " 11 tf Lake and city lots, Boyne City, Michigan. 12x3 Company car. JfcSurl Braman * I BABY CHICKS — Leghorns, BURNETT BROS. Keith Dressel, Broker Rocks, New Hampshires, DcKa'b Bay Shore Post Office Bid*. LE 6-2200 Chix. Started Chicks available now. Kaleva Hatchery. Kaleva. Michigan. 9-5 Record of the Council ONLY DE WALT SAWS g-ive you Regular meeting of the City Council held at 7:30 March 19, 1956. the complete flexibility you will Sales - Service need for building your own h«me. Present: Mayor Whiteford. Aldermen Meredith, Rebec, Lilak and Repairs, and fine cabinet work. NORTHERN MICHIGAN'S Sturgell. Absent: Annear and Malpass. Complete cost S230 with only Sin LARGEST DEALER IN The minute.- of the last meeting- were read and approved. down. Inquire at the FOCHTMAN 4 WHEEL DRIVE^VEHICLES MOTOR COMPANY in Petoskey. Bill amounting to S1708.07 were'presented to the Council for pay• WANT ADS Traverse Citv, Alpena or Gaylord. New-Used . ment. 12-3 JEEPS - TRUCKS • SMION WUOHS Motion made by Alderman Meredith and supported by Alderman Lilak that the bills be allowed find paid. Motion carried all ayes. FOR SALE — Palomino saddle JACK'S MHO SUES horse. See Ivan Mi Is, Route 1. Motion ma by.Alderman Sturgell and supported by Alderman hast Jordan. 12x1 Lilak that P.av Olson be given permission to move a building under construction across Sixth street to Lots No. 9 & 10, Block Three. Mo• FOR SALE—Good 9 by 12 foot tion carried a!l ayes. rug. Also small olectiic washer. W1RIXG SUPPLIES — Complete Motion made by Alderman Meredith and supported by Alderman Mrs. Beuker. Phone LE 6-2615. BRING YOU -\s-ortment on hand including Lilak that the application to wreck the Sinclair building be tabled. metal and porcelain switch and .Motion carried all ayes. NEW AND USED HOUSEHOLD outlet boxes, duplex receptacle Motion made by Alderman Rebec and supported by .Alderman Lilak GOODS — Refrigerators, electric —pull chain and L-evle-P type? Ihat the City crivo Harvey McPherson a permit to cut down one 8" and gas stoves, water heaters, —SllKP MAX'S FIRF.STONK. maple tree on City property by his place. Motion carried all ayes. space heaters, radios and te!cvi=- Motion made bv Aldcrnrin Stunrell and supported by Alderman lon sets. See Al Thorsen Lumber P'TCllHLING. Meredith that lhe City hire Clifford Gibbard to install 400 amn Service Company, East Jordan. 0tf o«. LI 7-:>li00 or at the Tourist Park and remodel trailer box outlets for $550.00. Motion made by Alderman Rebec and supported hy Alderman Me• SEE THE NEW BROWNIE 3 redith that the meeting be adiourned. Motion carried all ayes. lens movie camera at Rogers Stu- CITY OF EAST JORDAN dlf. 2tf Alberta Nowland, City Clerk Wanted School Board Meeting REAL ESTATE LISTINGS WANTED — Farms homes, re• Regular meeting of the board of education held at the high school office? on Monday evening March 12, 1956 at 9:00 o'clock. sort, business, vacant. Boyne Val• » ley Realty, 718 Boyne Avenue, All members present. Boyne City. JU 2-0822. 10x3 Minutes of last meeting read and unproved as read. Moved by Healey, supported hy Porter that the bills be allowed "The Lord gave us two hand3 and paid. Carried. READ THE WANT ADS! —so that we'd have one to re• MARCH 12, 1958 ceive with, and the other to give American Fducation Publications % 14.00 American School , 78.00 Yes, There Is Money Rrrklcv-Caniv Company 35.95 Bailer's Standard Service 3->2 Rr'-iham Laboratories. Incorporated 16.9C Businessmen's Directory Central Michigan College .. 110.00 LK «-7349 East Jordan ROM A1 NE PLUMBING A Cleveland Crafts Company 17.2" R & R TELEVISION HEATING SERVICE F. W. Dihvorth . . .. 17.99 Authorized Service Dealer Complete Plumbing Service Douhledav Brother? and Company 2.89 For You Each Week Sal** and Service Gen. Elec. Steam and Hot Water Heating Fast Jordan Xews-IIerald 17.50 Aitannt Installations Zenith LE 6-2581 126 Main Fast Jordan Cooperative 480.46 Nancv Foll-.cstcd 10.30 Electrical Contracting R. G. WATSON Healey Hardware 5.30 ECHO Funeral Director Hillsdale School Supply, Incorporated 1.92 Elect Head Enterprise Phnne LE 6 7031 Marv Ilitrhock .. 5.00 Lt «-7260 109 Mill MONUMENTS Iloek'slra Truck Konipment Company 24.61 On The Fochtman Motor Company 55.19 Lennox Furnncei JOHN C. SCHM.TTDIEL Jordan Healing A: Re f ritrerat ion Company 6.4o JORDAN HEATING & Chiropractor l.ocke Films, Incorporated 26.54 REFRIGERATION CO. Thursday open 'til noon Lowe ft Campbell 52.72 Furaace Cleaning and Repair Men., Wed,, Fri. 9-12, 2-5, 7-9 Joe Mayville 5.25 Refrigerator Repair Tues., Sat.. 9-12. 25 Charles Merri'l Company 1.14 Clareaca Lord G If rin Campau Bank Building, P-oyne City McFadden 77.44 LE 6-2272 Dial JU 2-6292 Classified Pa£e Michigan School Service 28.4 7 WILLIAM T. DOWNS JAKE'S SHOE REPAIR Michigan State University 6.27 Attorney at Law Underwood's Shoe Store Michigan Hell Telephone 28 «5 Income Tax Counselor Boyne City Robertson Products 167.92 LE •-7358 139 Main St. Fi* them while you wait Romaine Plumbing & Heating 81.90 Roger's Studio 3.25 Hours: 9-12 nnd 1 -5:30 Look at your heel, too, every• Scott Fnrrsman Company 48.66 Monday through Saturday body else dors. Sherman's Firestone Store 4.33 Far Best In Gas Service C, BLAIR & SON therm's Pure Service 15,00 U>. Cabinet nnd Mill Work Harry Simmons 17.10 Hundreds are looking for bargains PETGAS Furniture Repair Soiith-Wcslern Publishing Company Bajne City Ga. Co. Phone I.F. 0-7304 -.tandard School Company 42.99 Yaur PetR«« Dealer fine Pluck West of 66 on 32 Standard Oil Company .')16.8 7 Slrehl's Garage 1.40 -Just tell them what you have thru a laja.trial & Re.idcntial Sales Service U. ]'. Musjeal Instrument Company 2.98 PAINT CONTRACTING Michigan Mottled C.«. lim Ahlbcrg 2H.O0 TAINT SALES * SERVICE SHERMAN FIRESTONE Martha Annear 78.7b Staapla Jask Serrica Washing Machine and Sewing Keith A linear 50.00 Classified Ad. }\m MumoD Machine Service Raymond FMier 14.26 134 Wast Lincoln, Barna City 229 Main LE G-2961 Clifford Gibbard 18.00 JU 2-6593 LE 6 2922 Albert Nesman 29.96 Otto Reinharl 40.00 J. H. SAVORY, M. D. J. VAN l»i I.LI N M. D. tubus Roberts 44.00 lut Jardan, Mich. 2 to 5 p m. Daily lohn Ruff 42.50 F.xcept Thursday and Sunday Ronald Sen 11 30.00 Rears: 2 to i p.m. 7 to 0 p m We.I and Sat. t'ora Seiler 30.00 Dailj accept Wed. * Son. Sunday by n ppom I me n I or Marry Slale 24.00 7:M ta » p.m., Tiifj. k. Sat in raw of t-ni'-rrcncv Lois Snyder 70.00 Maurice Vance Pn,m« Offier i C 6 7;'11 15.00 M K. Wade Of flea LE ft - 2 F. 1 1 Res. KH.worlh Ml 3 26.Lt 198.2S Raaldmrr LE 6-2.113 T«.- »n.l Sal. •1.12, 2-b Loren Wade Allen Walton 6.00 20.00 AUCTIONEERS CALL LE 6-7377 Max Damoth 16.00 Jim *V Sam Lrannan t'onsltmcrs Power Company 347.21 Our Sanies* Don't Cojt CALL LEnox 6-2371 For complete beauty service Moved by t'orlei-, supported by Hi THEY PAY that the school district pui- #r*4a«t<*A of Rcisra School FLOY'S BEAUTY SHOP no p; ssengrr Inlei :tnal school bus, from F- W.nil - mt Auctioneering. JU 2-7613 1 1 0 Echo Street. Ea.t Jordan worth A Sons al cost of 57,15 Carried. Signed. W. G. Buffwc-U, SccvcUry 1 1 to a grayling stream, a rapid Ic« bear of the region had been en• to spend the day, m H hungry he'll try and try again. Th~y Interest Up cold stream about the size of joying a feast of fresh salmon. Bruin might have thought him strike from the swiftest part of the Pigeon or Sturgeon Rivers ,- We marvelled at the courage rude to have disturbed his lunch Hie current and wl en they a e at home. On their way to a.id In County UV, TALK OF THE of such people as Bob, Marge hour. near the surface their dorsal fin from the river and all along the ( and the others who go out on At last they stepped into the can he MM'M extruding from >>e river banks were skeletons of these long treks by themselvs river, and under the expert gri- water just before the strike. Humane Society fish two to three feet in length. just for fun. The only armament dance of Bob.. Eln.er began to This, of course, is die identify• NORTHERN TRAIL One could barely walk ten feet Members of the Charlevoix they carry is their fish pobs. feel and see the grayling rise ing mark of the grayling and .MR. & MRS. ELMER BRUDY between them, they were so plen• County Humane Society he! I Bob did admit that three or four and take the flies. The graying makes jj appear in the water to tiful. All of which indicated that their annual meeting at Bovue weeks previous he would not will lunge at any kind of fly. he something akin to a shark, not too long before a great many City March 13. have considered it a safe pla-.-e and if he misses it Hie first time f I () be continued next week) Ea-:t Jordan News-Herald Page Guests from Hayes township East Jordan and Charlevoix at• tended, and nineteen new mem• (Continued from last week) Sn place only to find that berships and renewals were re• A f ter tou ring U»e M atanuska lie had "gone to town" and corded. Valley, we drove back down the wouldn't be back until the mid d I e o f Mi e w e e k w h e n b e w a s Contributions to further the Glenn Highway to a stream we OPEN EVENINGS had crossed a few days previous• scheduled to fly in another party activities of society totaled §V2 of hunters. for February. ly and nitched our camp beyond ORDER NOW FROM AND EASTER SI \l) i Y a travel pit and out of' sight of A local guide at this lodge told President Sam A rbuckle re• the road. We chose this particul• us of an incompleted still undei ported on the condition of the ar spot because the stream was construction road which is beini societies finances revealing that small and slower moving than h lilt from the Ki 'hardson High A WIDE ARRAY OF they will not permit any build many, and looked like a M ic hi- way to Ml. McKinley— Nurtr ing or f u rth.er installations at g.ui trout stream. Amerlca's highest mountain •— the animal shelter at this time. We had caught no fish in An- and suggested that we drive uj Nor can they replace the'. r i. borage either. Here we w-:re the road as far as possible when used truck, for a more efficient again told th a t th e sa Imun h a d he thought we shou.d have sum and presentable method of trans dv • pawned. better fishing. porting animals unless financed Knowing that fishing in Alas• S o w e d r o v e over bumps a u (' over a period of tune in which ka and the Yukon is rated by rock-- and s'_(Jnes, through dec;' members can solicit contribu• sports writers and others as the holes and loose gravel, up and up FLOW tions, the societies only source ne plus ultra, Elmer had set nis and up, far above tne Umberliue of income. heart on some fine catches of until it seemed we must be near• Arbuckle introduced the all- fish—-particularly the cutthroat ly on to]) of the world itself. inclusive new dog-ordinance that trout, grayling trout, and varie• Finally we could go no fur Boyne City is going to adopt ties of salmon not to be had in ther. We had come to a stream when a few revised sections hav1 our home waters. without a bridge. There were se• been completed and explained We had relied upon informa• veral cars there, so we parked that copies were being mailed to tion from the Mile post and of the Ford between a station wag both East Jordan and Charlevoix local residents for our choice of on from Minnesota and one from officials in hopes that they will fishiny spots and type of bait Arizona, and we all fished toge• consider doing likewise making So far we had not caught a sin• ther, nobody catching anything a co-ordinanted dog-control pro• gle fish nor even soen one large The next day we contacted gram throughout the county. enough to be worthy of catching; still another bush pilot abou' a n d w e h a te d to leave A1 a s k a whom we had heard, but we had By request of both member• with u .record of complete fail- no reservations and as hunting ship and the visiting citizens, u re. sea-on was about to open, all from East Jordan and Charle• So we decided tVn,t if our pro• guides and pilots were devoting voix, Arbuckle appointed chair• their time to hunting partite men of two action committees to mising stream was also barren we would accept tne offer of a e.nd were no longer interested in meet with members and interest• iate fi?hcrmen. ed citizens of both titles to thor• hu-h pilot we had met the weok^ oughly discuss the needs of the before and have him fly us back" We tried to rent a boat, but two communities; and decide over the mountains to some sel• three people had been drowned dom fished streams and lakes what the society can do to cor• t in a sudden windstorm over thi- rect an appalling situation of where he "guaranteed" anyon? huge lake (Paxson) a few days dogs at large. could catch " plenty of grayling before and the boats were all and lake trout. He said he would beached. Capture all the beauty and loveliness of Guests spoke in detail of ob• be available the first of the we^k Then someone told us wr the Easter season in your remembrance— scene, dangerous contagious Xot only did we catch no fish should see "Doc" Hufman who conditions that contribute to the that evening nor the next morn- fre-mently took partie3 out fish• send flowers! They're the perfect message of morally degrading dog-situation in-/, but we found that camping ing by using an outboard motor in both East Jordan and Charle• out with no means of warmth on a plastic boat to get around friendship and love for this special day. voix. except a bonfire was exceeding to the other side of the moun• They were not too optimistic uncomfortable. The-'c was a lay• tain. It developed that Doc Huf• Right now, our Flower Shop Is filled about the ability of the Humane er of ice on our water bucket man is a retired dentist who now with a fragrant array of the season's Society to get any substantial when we arose in the morning owns and operates a hunting assistance from either to help and the thermometer said 25 de• and fishing camp accessible to Glft-Wrapped Pots of most beautiful flowers and plants for correct the situation brought ab• grees although it had already the highway. We found ITuf- out by their lack of interest. been davlight for several hours. man's camp, only to be told by gift-giving. Order today! —contributed. So we returned to bush piloh his wife everything had been re- s e rv e d. EASTER LILIES But after we presented El• mer's business card, she decided Majestic lily plants bursting with waxy that perhaps we had enough in We Deliver, Call MICHIGAN'S "ommon to find a vacancy f01 white blossoms—the favorite Eatter flowers us. She knew Doc would want Lo visit with us asoon as he re• —an ideal gift. LE-6-2952 WTH ANNUAL BUSH LEAGUE turned. He had "gone to town" two or three days before for sup• plies and was expected back CONTEST "soon," They never know how long a trip such as that over .se• FOR veral hundred miles of mount- j ain road will take. JORDAN VALLEY GREENHOUSE It happened that Bob and BARBER SHOP QUARTETS j Marge Donaway of Anchorage ACROSS FROM MT. CLEMENS ON M-66 NEAR M-32 were vacationing in one of Hu5- , man's cabins. While they are not SATURDAY MARCH 24TH 8:00 PM native Alaskans they both have . lived there so long that they r2- •fer to us in the states as "out• FEATURING siders," Ma rare was expecting :heir ="cond b:ihy in a few weeks THE BANJOTAINTERS ind while she had made the long OF •i nd hazardou =- fishing trip trie day before, she did not plan to yo out again tint day. .Mrs. Huf• MUSKEGON man was sure Bob .vould like lo go and that he would have n'< oh icct ion to company. She in- AND '•uired and Bob agreed — after first ascert ain ing t hat Elm^i TWELVE QUARTETS looked like a man who could walk ten miles wi thou t collap• INCLUDING sing. Bob is a civil and mechanic a' THE TREBLE MAKERS engineer. His principle work 's MICHIGAN STATE CHAMPIONS with highway con -1 ruction and miint enance and h;? particular field is loyisfic;. Ho had much in- BOYNE CITY HIGH SCHOOL GYM 1 'M-est big I rt format inn to offer. I He had been on su rvey parties. NYLONS $1.00 | shut off as long a.- six months ! from contact, with civilization as w,< know it occasionally meeting j and securing supplies from Es- 'kimos. but otherwise occupies HP HP ! with hi- work and the business i*i l | '-f --irviving the winter in the 1 urkish towels j He has worked in rerharting ! Mie waters of the coast bne of The New Era ] V :; -ha. leva u -e n<-1 only does hi" coa-t change eon- A Real Buy! nd rapidly but so of Service s'P'h of the waters ally. This j- because r ompii ra t ively new for example, the gln- 3 F ont inually changing or •ontour. Boh point out several area., re is evidence of this f t he land as ^hown by fact hat the water has not M. fn nd its lowest level. In $1.00 as one may walk on land tr'ually lower than a -i- above him. or stand be- At Your Service low the level of a lake nearby, They abo told us about, horn" 00 -leadim • in Alaska. It is possible 1 Day and Night 'o neon ire ownership of M10 ac- Skirt LengthH "" s $1.79 value NOW $1 -es of land by living on it for •Jirs, by building a habit- i -e and hy bringing on"- •i-h'h o f it u n r'«r col Ovation Crease Resistant — 60-Inchos Wide For Full S'kirl, We're on guard night and day to protect your by the end of the third year. • no charge for this bind 10 FOR funds on deposit here. Our Night Depository mniestearler remains the YOUR CHOICE provides you with safe deposit facilities after •ar.-- and fulfills these re• nts. Or. after living $1.00 banking hours. With this service you needn't >;i r! een mon t hs he mav •here fc land outright at $1,25 buy his 1 01)1) LOT DISHES worry over money in the home or at your place e. Veteran ; receive ere ;iiT! of business. Here again, for your protection, we )i In two years fnr- their 'it .if u n t lie armed fo rres. furnish you with the most complete, modern a boat tru. of some 2fl This Sale Thurs., Fri., Sat. banking services available. ' '.\ ftei' d a hike of half thnl far 69 c Percale ream Mm>ugh the brush r and Boh cam" Open Friday Nites 'til 9 ill 111 n11 Aprons State Bank of East Jordan Ouotc! " Iirno ra n "e breeds monM < r; With or Without Bib 2% Interest, Paid On Savings o fill up all I he vacancies of the 'oul that are occupied by the Dahlquist Store .'(•I'etics of knowledge. He wh" le Mi rone1- t he idea of law b 'hao'. welcome in iti "tend." 2 for $1.00 Fast Jordan ed Leaf Holler, Codling Moth, Cureulio and Apple Maggutt all Orchard with one spray would in some THESE WOMEN! cases be the chiMipi'st. A mati'i'- ial tliat would kill Cureulio only would he expensive to use if Notes . . . other i n s e i' t.s w e re pre s e r. t. It's Dollar Days . . . The size of the' pruspeel ive By C. FA1RMAN fruit crop the market foi" some would all have a hearing on sel• This is the time of year ID stu• ecting materials for the coming . .. At Minnies dy ways of reducing orchard ex• season. penses. Cultivating early will We are attending all of the: save more late cultivatings. spring fruit niee'Jngs. A new 50 House Dresses Manure may be the cheapest, spray cafendar will he out. I will fertilizer this year, depending jiii'asi'd tu talk civ. fruit RED CROSS on the growers supply of fanu.y nations at any time. labor. $1.99 each Chapge spray material.- or ro• EASTER SPECIAL! Double tate materials for c f feet, I 'sirtr GOLD BELL stamps March 23 a high priced material unci; and to noon Tuesday, March 27 at u lower priced material anoth- r Art Dry Cleaners. Agcnl, S»« ANKLETS, reg. 35c to 15c 3 pr. $1.00 lime. A higher priced in-ee'i- City Automatic Laundry, Eicst cide that would kiil Bed Band• Jordan. PURSES, reg. $2.95 value ea. $1.00 speaker will be secured who will MOJUD PANTIES (reg. 69c 2 pr. $1.00 stir all of us as the new .Memor• ial shrine is fittingly and for• mally dedSeated. What con! I MOJUD STOCKINGS (reg. $1.15 pr. $1.00 Easter Photos possibly be a better occasion to emphasize the mighty forces uf Brotherhood and Pride which NYLON RUFFLE PANTIES (2 to 8) $1.00 our lovely flag stands for a1 - ways! FAMILY PORTRAITS AT OUR STUDIO . . . Many friends of the project LADIES COTTON GLOVES e?. $1.00 "Yes, this is the man . . . my, you're all are urging that strong efforts . . . OR IN YOUR HOME be made to achieve thi- goal padding, aren't you?" quickly as possib'e. It will be Ladies RUBBERS (10 pr. left) reg $2.25 $1.00 only a few days until Spring ar• rives; that will be a relief" f.»r us all! We all love the warm'n GIRLS BATISTE SLIPS $1.00 and brightness which the burst• WE WILL BE AVAILABLE ing buds and caroling birds inane by McFeafteri known to us. We are very suro BRA'S (25 left $3.95 vat.) ea. $1.00 STRICTLY BUSINESS that our Veterans gave of th.-i: EASTER SUNDAY richest and finest so that Amer• ica can go on with the deathless RUBBER SHEETS, 36" x 54" reg $1.49 $1.00 beauty of the Stars and Stripe-. Contributed HOUSES DRESSES CALL LE 6-2332 KIDS' DRESSES ea. $1.00 ROGERS STUDIO PLAYTEX GIRDLES $2.00 -- $3.00 and $4.00 LADIES BELTS ea. $1.00 POPP1T BEADS $1.00 SCADS OF JEWELRY $1.00 ONE RACK OF BETTER DRESSES Car Wash $3.00 each Dress & Gift Shoppe Thurs - Fri - Sat Want Ads Get Results . . $1.00 "He's writing a speech on 'tolerance'—better let him cfinub it before telling him we lost the Ajax order 1" Mfoak WhiReap d the Classified Page East Jordan Service SALAD DRESSING THESE WOMEN! By d'Alesai3O Speedway 79 It Pays To Trade At Corner M-6G-M-32 LE-6-7361 TAYLORS Price Effective Thurs., Fri., Sat., Only PORK STEAK 3 lbs. $1.00 ONE NEW 21" TV only $149.95 PORK SAUSAGE 3 lbs. $1.00 ONE NEW 14' FREEZER $259.95 FARMER PEETS ONE NEW 8' REFRIGERATOR $149.95 SKINLESS FRANKS 3 lbs. $1.00 Regular $189.95 FARMER PEET'S REPEETER ONE DELUXE WASHER only $139.95 SLICED BACON 3 lbs. $1.00 Regular $69.00 303 Size "Mom! Pop! Don't miss this talk on sane living- ONE NEW SWEEPER only $39.95 it's real crazy!" Northwood Cherries ONE NEW BENDIX DRYER only $149.95 8 cans $1.00 NEW STEAM IRONS only $9.95 A VETERANS' SHRINE MICHIGAN BEET ELECTRIC ICE CREAM FREEZER $8.95 SUGAR Plan Decoration Day 10 lbs. $1.00 Sherman Firestone Store 20 Oz. Memorial Dedication TABLEKING JELLY 3 jars $1.00 •, The Ladies Cet Together Club QUAKER of North Kclio are happy to an• 46 Oz. nounce ! hat several of the pro- • jert. workers have met f nmiii ''^ 1 on t.he rural mail routes, and 4 cans $1.00 RUBBER STAMP I over $r>n.OO in pledges have been Grapefruit Juice i collected towards the b.iildipg ft. tin ; of the Veterans' Memorial in ! Mast Jordan. 95c J It in evident that there i« much Maxwell House Coffee I pood will exprenneo «» the peo- [ pie of the community wntch the j fttenrly progron* in rni»inR the STOCK STAMPS & DATERS needed money. At thin rnto E n A t HOME BAKED GOODS — FRESH EVERY DAY •lord nn will mi rely he in theft front rnnlt of tnwnn whose park* Try SEALTEST flavor of the month —• TRIPLE TREET CHROME MOUNTED Imvp Vetnrann' Memorial Shrine«. j The American Legion Au\ilin- SEALTEST WINNER THIS WEEK — PEGGY THOMAS MADE TO YOUR ORDER ry is moving abend aggressively | in Ihe project. The Cirl Sena's ; have also caught the spirit! They I ('xp.'ct. lo <--ell Veterans' Memo<- j ial tags April 1.'*'h and 14th. I MITHUS,. it U hoped and "X- perN-d tliat the beautiful Men. TAYLOR'S Call EE 6-2371 •rial Shrine will he ready for Meniorin] pnVt jt« dedication on FREE DELIVERY : ha' day is planned. Thai will ee a filling fenturr of the day's PX- Finest in Wines LE-6-2654 Cold Beer EAST JORDAN NEWS-HERALD cr-i-ee. Already there is ro.i- • i-lcnibie enthusiasm ns plan." Savc while you spend with Anderson's Premium Stamps ^ FIre being made. I A POPULAR and vtry abl«