A Tha Northern Michigan Telegram ' / Published in the Rainbow City of the North Telephone LENOX-6-7118
VOLUME 1 NUMBER 39 EAST JORDAN, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1963' Sfengfe Capita 10c Each LIGHTS INSTALLED Over the LETTER BOX Back Fence Highway Commissioner Gives Br Marshall Facts and Figures To Support Overheard downtown: "A girl should wear slack? only when the end justifies the jeans." Ellsworth C. of C. Resolution fic Division in th% Department There -are thieves at the post Dear Editor: In addition to its own analysis that* the estimate made .by the office. A couple of new pens were New York traffic consultants that put out for use of patrons and on the merits of the proposed straits bridge, the Ellsworth Com• there will be some two and a within two hours one had.been half million vehicles using this stolen. munity Chamber of "Commerce made searching inquiry to obtain bridge within a couple of years * • * facts in support of its position, after it is completed, is quite fic• . It cost you about 10c per day contacting government units, the titious and unreasonable. during 1952* for all of Charlevoix Bridge Authority, persons fami• If sucn a volume of traffic does New Variety To Learn Why county's government functions. liar with economic and transpor• come to pass, the Michigan State Also in 1852 youy-paid between tation problems of ouf'state, and Highway Department would have, Local Organizations Aid 4c and 5c per day for mainten- newspapers, to widen and increase highway Store Opens Plants Settle -ance^and construction work of A letter recently received from facilities extending thru the Lo• the county road commission. That j Charles M. Ziegler, State High- wer Peninsula to the Straits and Construction Of Playground is for every county resident, 13,-1 Commissioner, and also a way do the same on US-2 between St. July First In This Area 475 of them. | member of the Mackinaw Bridge Ignace and Sault Ste. Marie and For the first time in the city's history East Jordan res• These figures were taken from Authority, which reads in part ; -on_US-J2-Lrom ._St._. Ignace west I Northern Michigan's first self Ward Stubbs, president, Nnrth- idents now are playing soft ball under the lights of thei- 1 the State Auditor General's re Practically all the Governor, probably -as*'far*"as Eseanaba" or i serve—variety store, "Br^"DlBffi est Michigan Industrial Dsvel- own athletic field. — —- port on Charlevoix County to the Prentiss Brown and the New beyond. These increases in high-1 store, opens in East Jordan, July opment Council, said the Coun• """^Doara^of "superTrteorsrMay 22, York Financing House, which is way facilities, providing traffic Ist. cil's membership meeting in Char• Dedication ceremonies of the city's completely modern 1953. handling it, desires of the $417,000 volumes ;3o:merease7:^ in the former East levoix Saturday night will- in• playground were held Tuesday night before a crowd of clude a full report on industrial * * * annual appropriation taken from ttr-be made in a few "years" and Jordan Lumber Company store 500 or more people who stayed to see the first Softball In East Jordan, if the city is the State Highway Department would cost about 50 million dol• building on Main street, the new games prayed jinder the new lights. to raise $35,000 for its 1953 bud• Construction .fund is, in my opin• lars. business ijealures new blonde, Representatives of several new In a brief pre-game dedication get and if there are about 2,000 ion, to creat the impression to the birch self serve service counters, industries in the area will de• . Obviously to do.this we would ceremony Mrs. John Porter, pre• people here, each person would people throughout the country slimline florescent lights and oyer scribe their search for manufac• have to draw heavily oh annual sident, East Jordan Community pay—between 4c and 5c per day who might buy these bonds, turing space and factors consid• that construction funds available for | head Modine forced air heating, Taylor Works Chest, stood in the batter's spot during the year to support city the State of Michigan is behind ered in choosing the new site, . the Northern Peninsula and j Two customer check out count- and swung at the ball pitched by . operations. it. ers up front of the store will Stubbs said when reports are also the northern part of the Lo• Mayoi- Chris Taylor, represent• handle check out sales. in they will show the area served * * '* It seems to us and our Traf• wer Peninsula. To Secure ing the city council. Last week's story on Grandvue "It could also be that the an• Convenient folding arm baskets by the Council gained an aver• Catching the ball was Ted Mal• hospital brought wide comment nual appropriation or* $417,000 will .be available for customers age of one new plant for each month in the. last year. pass, representing the East Jor• —throughout the county. The.Story from our construction fund would use lh making selections. Call t New City Dock One-Day Blood dan Iron Works. Vale Gee turn• however, failed to mention that —---not help much in covering the bells at the counters requiring Ralph Hess, president, Chaile- Negotiations for the' construe ed the lights on officially. ' the East Jordan Fire Department annual interest and principal; store personal assistance in select- yoix Improvement Corporation, also donated a stretcher to the Program Starts payment °8n the bonds in case the ting sizes, colors: and lengths will give the_address of welcome. lion of a new city dock for East Ceremony announcement was hospital. The omission was cer- traffic volume-did not reach the; i sP"-"-'d up purchases The meeting" is open to all who Jordan were underway this week made by Marshall Sayles, editor, tjinly not intentional. Here Wednesday above staggering figure. In such| The building was purchased in are interested in -this part of between the city and the water• East Jordan News, who said: an event it might normally oc-1 APril bX H- A- Dalquist and re- Michigan. The dinner will Ve at "The need for a well equipped The one-day community blood ways commission. 7:00 at the Belvedere Hotel, res: playground upon which our resi• They say when a wife leaves procurement program designed to cur and certainly would occur j modeling work began immediate- lv ervations should be sent to Ste• Mayor Chris Taylor said~ pho• dents and visitors might enjoy home she's usually going buy- secure sufficient blood for plas• in a case of depression or.anoth-: - Improvements include an all new wart Coleman, secretary Charle• tographs of the old dock area -themselves in wholesome outdoor . buy. . ma ana fractions to helpmeet er war-j)eriod. thatjhe easyjplace j modern front, The voix—Board -of Commerce.—.— activity- has at last materialized. the needs of-Clitule'Vuix -county for the Legislature to turn to_fpr store this -week-armounced have been - -teken,--spee4fie»tibns Many years ago Harlow Cur- wili open in East Jordan Wednes• additional money, which might"'"tree-giftyto-the-ladies and kiddies _ '^Through the cooperation of durin the listed- and information secured on • tice a young ambitious fellow an• day, July 1,., Mrs. Ted -Malpass, reach a figure of two to three l g Grand Opening set the East Jordan Community- lor E. J. Businessmen government and local cost. swered a want ad in a Detroit local chairman announced this million dollars per year would Wednesday, July 1st. Chesi, the City of East Jordan, b k e be the State Highway Depart-1 ' —Newspaper fora ^. ^.H | week as a reminder to. all pros- Join Industrial Group Mayor Taylor visited other ci the East Jordan Iron Works, Con• ment construction"-fund, as this got .the. job-sn*-kept- plugging Iaectiv e donors ties having docks constructed sumers Power Company and ma• precedent had already been es• Nine East Jordan businessmen A while ago he became president Methodist Picnic Sun. ny individuals, this community Similar flinipa will he held in : with the help of. .the waterways tablished. : ——— — have become members of the Z_MJJlfLjirm ^^^J^neral^Motors. may now be proud of its own [-Charlevoix and—Boyne City on The Methodist Chrm-h Nnrthwdsl—Mir-hiff'an Industrial commission and _ said the city "I predict that if the bonds are held at the log building athlmir fi«»kL__ - Monday and Tuesday. vffi~be Development Council, secretary would continue negoliaLions with Have noticed the new striking sold they wiU be sold at an in- - - the tourist park, 1 pjn. Sun- "Among the many individuals Tiie blood procurement center in Cressy Campbell has announced. color rsfthe rest room'at the tour- terest rate of 4'A to 4½% (even'^y the commission in the hopes of who put their time and energy will be set up at the Consumers Those joining included: How• ist park? The bright, red blends' though they are tax exempt | 'ji mbers and friends of the receiving federal funds to aid into the completion of this field Power Building, just south of A me ard Porter, Leo Sommerville, Dr. well with the many other colors were: Vale Gee, Bill Bussing, theater ard will be open from 3 bonds) and will also be sold at a ehurch as well as Sunday school J. Van Dellen, M. N. McDaniel, early construction. that make the hew park so beau• Leo Sommerville and Lou Gard• p.m. to 9 p.m. discount below par, probably at hildren and parents have been, Bill Huckle Marshall Sayles, tiful. --• It will be staffed by local phy• 97 or as low as 96. Last Decem• invited to attend. They are asked ner." -(Continued on Page 8) Norman "Bartlett, "'"Cal's "Tavern sicians. Michigan Health Depart• ber the Department sold 20 mil• to bring a dish to pass, their own and the State Bank of East Jor• Residents were asked to again ment nurses arrd technicians and lion dollars-worth of State High• sandwiches and table service. dan. July 14 Set As look • ahead and give the East iocal volunteer nurses. The Mich• way and C'ty of Monroe bonds Jordan high school all the coop• igan Health Department mobile for which the interest and prin• HOOK & LIME* TALK Date For Next eration possible on closing their Rites Held unit will arrive here earlier in cipal payments were pledged to short street, so they can make a the day to prepare for the clinic. be paid for annually from State Draft Induction running track and lighted foot• Highway and City of Monroe an• ball field—a field of which the Fifty per cent of the blood col• : nual allotment of motor vehicle For George lected will be returned to Char• Black Bass Taking The Bait The date for the induction of city can be justly proud. revenues. These bonds were ra• levoix county as blood plasma three Charlevoix county men to It was said that then East Jor• ted as double-A • bonds and sold and fractions including the all- fill the July draft quota has been dan _ould boast of a lighted soft Reinhardt at an interest rate of 2.03%. The important gamma globulin used At Mouth OfJordan River set for July 14, the local draft ball field and a lighted football S80.000.000 worth of bonds which Funeral services were held 2 to prevent or modify polio. The board has announced. field s?cond to none in northern were sold a year previously and * Black Bass started biting with p.m. Wednesday at the Watson remaining 50 per cent will go to The name3 of the men to be Michigan. for which the City of Detroit as• great gusto off the Main Bridge Funeral home for George Rein• the armed forces. The quota for called will be announced follow• Immediately' following the de• sumed an obligation of 320,000,- here in East Jordan. Twenty of hardt, 47, of East Jordan who the county has been set at 260 hern ing a meeting of the draft board dication ceremony the East Jor• 000, and Wayne County Road Local Men —ZZ—|f were'caught Sunday morn died June 22nd. pints. later this month. dan co-op and the American Le- Commission 820,000,000, and the ing by various anglers and the The amount of plasma and The number of men to be giOXi softball teams took to the Services were conducted by Department £40,000,000, were sold largest weighed six. and one half fractions the county will receive Study Factor if called for .pre-induction physi• field to play the first ball game Rev. Charles Thompson and bur• at an interest rate of 2½%. Our pounds. Most of them were taken ial was at Sunset Hill. will depend entirely upon the cals has been upped to 10 forunde r the new lights. "bonds were picked up immediate• A preliminary lease "Sgfeement on small crabs and a few were number of donations Tor these July, il~has been learned. They Second game of the evening Surviving in addition to his ly both cases by large'^Bond for East Jordan's prospective fac• caught on nightcrawlers. Some products plasma and fractions, will report July 23 for induction. was played by the East Jordan mother and wife, Mary, are three Houses throughout the country, tory was studied here Wednesday very good catches were also made cannot be manufactured from No county men were called for Iron Works and the East Jordan sisters and six brothers: Mrs. Ida by the big banks of the City of afternoon. in that area around Glen's Mar• crude chemicals as wonder drugs physical examinations in June. Jones, of Saginaw, Mrs. Roy Bis- New York such as Chase, Hano• ine Service. Canning Company, which ran 10 are but must be mads Trom hu• Galling in their lawyer, board The June draft quota was three innings. AH teams, were members how, of Saginaw: Mrs. Joseph ver and Manufacturers National The Caddis Hatch has started man blood. members and directors bf East men. of the Rainbow .JALhealen of. .East Jordan. Charles Md other major 4>anks--through- on the lower section of the Jor City league. Joidarr Industrial Development of Charlevoix: Jack, of Grand 1: takes, for example,--1-.4 pints- , The Co-ops took the first con- out the country. - -River but-so--faT-tliere--h»sTi t Rapids Henry of Reed City and Corporation ancTthe East Jordan gamma globulin, according to been any big fish reported feed• -fce-s-^agains^-t^-An^ Bert, Roy and William, all of Businessmen's Association went - of blood to make one dose of "l^feel the same as your Cham ing. It is expected though that gion, 10-5; and the Iron-Works East Jordan. Attending the fun• 1 over the gamma gloublin, acording to ber" of "Commerce "doe's that "to contract drawn up by in another week there should be copped the second game from eral from out of town was Mrs. the prospective factory attorneys. Health Department figures. date at least the financing of some good trout taken. Incident- the Canning Company, 11-9. Jerry Lalone of - Mt. Morris, Registration cards are avail• these bonds is not a sound set• The group set a meeting 2p.m. ly, three years ago The Jordan Program arrangements were daughter of Joseph Wheaten-. able al the postoffice or call LE up. Monday in Detroit with factory recorded a_ten jiound Ger- BUY made by Comunily Chest recrea• Funeral services were to be 6-7191. "Our boys have roughly figur• officials and their attorneys and man Brown taken bn a Dry Fly tional director. Coach Gayle Sax• look_ forward to an signing held 2 p.m. today (Thursday( for It is not too late to register ed out that at the rate of two and early during the Caddis Hatch. Last ton. Mrs. Daisy Donaldson, 64, of for the clinic, Mrs. Malpass said a half million vehicles per year of a contract that will permit year the largest was a seven and East Jordan, who died June 23rd. Wednesday. Ii you are unable to this would mean on an entire construction-of a factory here. a half pounder-taken by Harold A Complete obiturary will be pub• register before Wednesday, you year basis that there would have Miller of East Jordan. lished in next week's issue of the may still donate blood by signing to be a vehicle crossing__the be sufficient to take care of the Buck Fisher look honors re• Dress Shoppe Show News. up at the clinic. bridge every 12.6 seconds 24 traffic." cently by landing a nice four New Fall Lines hours a day, 365 days a year. As Mr. Ziegler is very liberal to pound two ounce Rainbow Trout SUBSCRIPTION the ratio of summer traffic to the bridge project. We have esti• while trolling near the mouth of New fall lines of dresses have winter traffic Is 3 to J, or there mated it would take over three the Jorda r River. It took him a been purchased for the Dress & Pleasant Valley Romps Over is 3 times as much traffic in the million vehicles per year to pay bout twenty minutes lo boat this Gift Shoppe, Minnie DesJardins, summer as in the winter months. for the bridge. Summed up itbeauty . NOW! said this week. - Bellaire, 18-11, In Sunday Game This would mean that during means that if traffic should in• One fisherman reported seeing -Mrs, DesJardins attended the the summer months there would crease- to the point where it several big German Brown Trout showing of fall dress in Detroit The Pleasant Valley baseball five RJils. have to be a vehicle crossing the would pay for the bridge then in Monroe Creek this week. He last week and announced that bridge about every 4 seconds, 24 team, playing in the Chain O' Bellaire threatened in the last the proposed bridge is not large said they were covered with Lam• • two new nationally advertised hours a day. I can carry this a Lakes League against Bellaire of the ninth with bases loaded enough. And- if the traffic does prey Eels and lines will be added to her stock . Sunday walked through their se• and only one out, but R, James little further and say that the not increase to that point then sick to bite at any bait. It is at the start of her fall apparal traffic between 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 cond win of the season, 18 to 11. hit into a double play to end the there is not-enough to pay for very unusual for a German display. p.m. every day would be at least The Valley outfit, playing game. it. Brown, to bite when these eels 3 times the night volume or from RATES without their two stars, Varsal Highway records disclose that I are attached to them, SOFT BALL 6*00 a.m. to 6T00 pjn. eviery day flpnos and LeHoy McDow»lL in 1951 there were 683,014^ vehi- Th~ e East Jordan - Skxxrtsman during the summer a vehicle and using their younger subs, won The Pleasant Valley 4-H soft- cles which brought in "gross re- CTub Kare""~la"ld""pl5ns—t"ff--have+ would have to be crossing every PtoMe Judges easily. The subs gained exper• ball team lost to South Milton, ceipts of $1,, 1 % seconds on an average dur• [VST Brown erepk- -planted- for - the ON ience that will help the club in 9 to 6 under the lights at Ells• there were 794,516 vehicles with ing this 12 hour period. ybungsters of our community. Meet Monday future contests. worth Saturday night. a gross of $1,509,429.90. In 1943 Walt Hickcox has made up the Winning pitcher was Max Gib• They will play every. Saturday Now consider that on a Satur• the ferries carried only 105,211 signs an dthey are ready to be In Charlevoix bard who relieved Chuck Heb- night at 8:30 at Ellsworth, one day and Sunday the traffic is vehicles across the straits. planted and installed along a PAGE den in the fourth with the score of the four 4-H club teams — more than double week day traf- Those who boosted for the portion of the creek requesting The annual convention of the tied at T^aTTTJoSing pitcher was through August 15th. tHisJVayfld meah~TfiaT~dunh"jif bWdgg'^rinuM-not-now -complain that adults leave the fish "there 'robate_Jjidge!i_of -Michigan will Rinky who gave way to Ritt in Winning ream of this league the wfck imds there would have about -ttie"hew high ferry ra' or only the younger fisherl open imrmT Bench "Hotel Monday the seventh. will represent Antrim county in In be a vehicle crossing the bridge They forced them on us. This Plan's are also being made to for a four day session. Bob Retrie hit a homer with 1 district eliminations in competit• at least every half Second.- When most certainly will retard sight• have contests for fishing during Floyd A.^^pp^Prjobate-judge on in the sixth. Bryan Boring ion for a chance to play in stata you gel this far you are getting seeing travel. the summer. This sounds like a Charlevoix county—wiU be came through as usual with two Urals at the State 4-H club show to a point where the capacity of ELLSWORTH COMUNITY very good idea and it is hoped convention host. Elmer Sherwood singles, a dpuble and a walk out held annually ai MSC, East Lan• the bridge, even though it has a CHAMBER OF COMMERCE that theSjpw^an^Club-caTri^etJ of Kalkaska county is convent• oi six firnes at the plate with sing. four-lane pavement, would not ai- Sect, |trre-WTirroTIlng before very long. ion, chairman.—— Pftg-e Two -THE EAST JORDAN NEWS Thursday, June 25, 1958 •BOB " - The. JRebekahs and Odd Fellow picnic held at the tourist park, EAST JORDAN HERE AND THERE- Sunday June 21, was enjoyed by The a good number of members, A delicious potluck dinner was en• East Jordan News CHURCH joyed after which games and & The Northern Michigan Telegram AROUND RAINBOW CITY visiting was the pastime. » * * Marshall F. Sayles ...... Editor A Publisher Mrs. Lois Barnard of Ann Arbor Mr. and Mrs. Leo Murray have The Lutheran Ladies Aid will Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Braman Wilma E. Sayles Business Manager NOTES is here to spend the summer purchased the Ede Mabalo house. meet with Mrs. Ewald Redmer Mr. and Mrs. Howard Darbee, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. They possession I'.nti-rrd HH Kevund OIUMM mutter Ht the post officio M KttNt Jordan, KflohlfBa. took at once. Thursday, June 28. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Hegerberg and Clarence Healy, and her two * • * • • • Published weekly at 108 Mill-Street,: EaBt Jordan, Michigan FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Malpass trading center for Northern Michigan farmers and vacationists. sons who stay with their grand• Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Holland Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Fites Jr. CHURCH attended the annual state Rotary parents. of Spring Lake, spent a few days and daughter of Fairmont, Wi'Va. Convention at Sault Ste. Marie Kubscrlptlon lt»t<-n—(PHyitbto In Mdvutn-r) lH.ri yenr; SS.W p«r jrwu- oiltaldl Nartlm Rev. Edward O. DeHeven, Pastor * * • in East Jordan last week. Mr. spent last week Visiting then- last week-end. Holland is the son of Mr. and Mrs. grandmother, Mrs. C. B. Cro• Sunday Church School: 9:46 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Murphy of . r-— Classes for all ages. Eugene Oregon is visiting his Basil Holland of Holt, formerly of well and other relatives. Truth About Interest brothers, Mr. and Mrs. Charles East Jordan. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Flora and Church Worship Service: 11 sjn. • * • Mr. and - Mrs. -Gharles Murphy Murphy and Mr. and Mrs. Ar• * • * Mrs. Marshall Griffin Jr. and Somewhere along the line the Eisenhower Administra• Westminster Youth, fellowship chie Murphy. attended the funeral service of tion has failed to explain fully and in simple terms the 5:30 p. m. Eider Merle Howard of Qray- Mrs. Elsie Gothro weni to Grand their brother, James" Flora, at » • • ling preached the Sunday morn• Rapids Thursday to Visit Hie Mrs. Harry Sloop spent last Grand Rapids June 15th. He pass• whys and wherefores of interest rates. If the Administra• ing service at the R.L.D.S. church. former's daughter and son-in-law tion wants to avoid further blame for false conceptions UNITED MISSIONARY CHURCH week at Ludington visiting her ed away at Phoenix, Arizona, son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and * • * Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ingalls and June 11, after a lengthly illness. about interest rates, then it should give some simple les• ReT. C. W. Thompson. Pastor James Blaha is visiting his to get acquainted with the new sons in economic ABCs. Mrs. Ralph Sloop. She also be• • • • Sunday School: 10:00 a. m. came acquainted with her new mother, Mrs. Dervey Hosier in baby girl that arrived at the Morning Worship: 11::00 a. m. Ingalls home Wednesday. Miss Georgia Jacquays is visit• What a laborer gets for his work is called wages. What granddaughter, ' Virginia Ruth, Detroit. ing relatives at Highland Park. Youth Fellowship: '700 p.m. born June 12. * » • working money—money that is loaned—gets is called Evening Evangelistic Service: • • * * » » Mrs. Gayle Saxton spent last Robert Anderson E.N. 3 who interest. There are no ceilings for wages. But there have *. * * Mr. ar.d Mrs. Mike Gunderson 7:30 p. m. week visiting relatives at Mid• iSjStationed at San Diego, Calif, been ceilings on interest—manipulations of varying de• Rolland Maddock was taken to attended the funeral services of Prayer Meeting: Thursday 8:00 land. is'-spending a 20-day furlough gree worked during the 20 years of New Deal and Fair Grandvue hospital Tuesday. He a neice, Mrs. Harold Borgenson p.m. * • * with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. at Traverse City Tuesday. Deal socialistic experimentation. was a former patient at the Little Gus Anderson EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Traverse Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Miiller were * * • Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. The Government set abnormally low interest patterns CHURCH . by pegging, via the Federal Reserve System, prices of Miss Bonnie Hosier of Lansing Percy Penfold. Rev. Philip Fretheim. Pastor spent -Sunday and Monday with * « • Government securities and "by fixing low rates on loans 1f Rev. C. W. Thompson, pastor THE SHOW PLACE OF 1 THE NORTH in competition with those offered by private enterprise. Sunday School: 11:00 a. m. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. of the United-Missionary church Classes for all ages including Bader. She was accompanied by was re-appointed to return here This pegging operation brought a flood of freshly prin• adult Bible classes. a friend, Stanley Burnette also of for another year. ted money—inflation. . . Church Services on first and third Lansing. Temple Theatre Sundays: 8:00 p. m. * * * - Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gee are the EAST JOHDA; Now the Government's attitude is changed. The Feder• Mrs. Oscar Weisler is visiting parents of-a, son born at the al Reserve ivo-longer pegs United States bond prices and her sister, Mrs. Sammuel Har- FULL GOSPEL TRUTH Grandvue hospital Tuesday, June Federally set interest, rates are up somewhat. The forces r.i gton at Indianapolis, Ind. for CHURCH . 16. He weighed 7 lbs. 12 oz. and of supply and'demand are. coming into play, two weeks. Thursday, June 25 Prayer Meeting. Thursday 8:00 has been named Gerald Zell. CorneL.Wildp — ftmtrt-Lauise ™ £dri2r- Dudianan .- There is more demand for loans these days; private p m. * - * » Rev. Harley R. Barber. Pastor Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Healy Weekend guests of Mr. and " BANDIT OF SHERWOOD FOREST" loans have expanded by $:>>:T billion. The supply of lend-, arc spending two weeks visiting Sunday School: 10:00 a.m. Mrs. Ernest Kopkau were Mrs, able money is being soaked up. The competition for this thc.r mother Mrs. Phoebe. Han Cornel Wifde as the son of Robin Hood Church Service: 11:00 a.m. Ray Holt and son, Oathie, Mrs. supply bids up interest rates. son'"at Oakland, California. Evangelistie--Service: a:00 p.m. - Harold Williams and three' dau• * "*r > Friday and Saturday, June 26th and 27th That is a horse of no different color than when the scar• C. Y. A. Service: Tuesday 8:00p.m. ghters. Sandra, Diana and Paula, Ernest Korjkaujr. returned to ':1: s. EHiibeth Palmatier of Flint, Peter Graves and Andrea King city of labor bids up wages or when a shortage of meat Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bolser of bids up meat prices. METHQDIST CHURCH Irs home here Wednesday. He has been employed on the Str. Spar- Muskegon, Mr. ahd Mrs. Alvin "RED PLANET MARS" Rev. Robert H. Moore, Pastor llatis.and two.sons, Alvin and This fight for return to normalcy is embodied in the rout Point. plus Morning Worship: 10:00. * • • Virgil of Boyne City and Mr. and fight against vicious inflation which has robbed the pur• Sunday School: 11:15 a. m. Mrs. Donald Bolser and two dau• "UNTAMED WOMEN chasing power of the dollar and savings, including those Gary St. Charles is spending M. Y. F.: 7:00 p. m. some of his summer vacaiton ghters, Evelyn and Mary Jane. Story of airmet-captured by prehistoric women who found the dollars they get out of their defense bonds * * * with his sister and brother-in-law are puny facsimiles of those the^nvested. Henry Johnson was taken to ST. JOSEPH CHURCH Mr. and Mrs. -Basil Morgan at Sunday and Monday, June 28th and 29th Petoskey Thursday, where he is Rising interest rates—and they are still far lower than Detroit. Virginia Mayo and Gene Nelsen Very Rev. Joseph J. being cared for at the home of those of a generation ago—are among the road signs along Malinowski, Pastor Friends and relatives of A 2-c friends. He was a patient at the "SHE'S BACK ON BROADWAY" the' comeback trail of the ...dollar. This spells good for no and Mrs. Larry Streeter have re• Decker Convalescent home MASSES technicolor musical special group, but all who want their dollar to become Sundays—7:30 and 9:30. ceived word of the arrival of ah * * » pink-cheeked and husky again after a lingering illness. Holiday—6:00 and 7:30. 8 lb. 6 oz. daughter. Born June Mr. and Mrs. Harold Howe of —from the "New Orleans States" Weekdays— September through IB at Oxnard, Calif., she has Chicago are spending their vaca• Tuesday and Wednesday, June 30th and July 1st. May at 8:00 June, July, August been named Laurie Jean. Mr,. tion here with their parents, Mr Rock Hudson and Julia Adams in technicolor western at 7:30. Streeter, ..ajlormex East Jordan and Mrs. Archie Howe and Mrs. boy, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alberta Nowland, also with other "THE LAWLESS BREED" Ed Street*;- — relatives:" SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST For Safe Ads Get Results CHURCH Elder H. H. Clausen, pa: Your Northern Michigan Summer Dancing and Sabbath School 9:45 am Church Service 11:00 arm.
REORGANIZED CHURCH OF TJESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Elder Wm. A. Dodds Pastor Church School 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Zions League 4:30 p.m. Srop in Anytime or Make Reservations by Telephone EASTPORT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Beer — Wine Liquors Rev. Allen E. Northrup. Pastor OVERLOOKING THE FAMOUS JORDAN Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Dancing Every Saturday Night Morning Service 11:00 a.m. ANDY'S DUCK INN TODAY'S BIGGEST BARGAIN Evening Service 8:00 p.m. Archer's- Orchestra Sportsmans' Headquarters Prayer Meeting, Thursday 00 prm. Fine Food — Excellent Coffee CAL'S TAVERN
FINKTON BIBLE FELLOWSHIP Beer — Wine — in or out Dinners — Lunches — Parties (Interdenominational Call LE-6-7062 Christian Workers: Jean Thorn• EAST JORDAN LE-6-2312 Two Miles From East Jordan — Boyne City Road ell and Delia Heath. SUNDAY 10:30 Sunday School Followed by Short Morning Service. JUST GOOD FOOD FEATURING HOT SMORGASBORD 6:45 Youth Fellowship - Meeting. On Sunday - .) S-OO TCi-angplisti/- Service at the
Thursday . Night 7:30 Prayer RAINBOW GARDENS Meeting and Bible Study. Choir SUNNYSIDE Practice after Prayer Meeting. Comp\ete Dinners Friday Night 7:00 Girls Hobby RESTAURANT Club. Beer — Wine — Liquors Saturday Afternoon 2:00 Child- Dinners and Wedding Parties Parties rens Bible Club. by Reservations Youth Meeting, Wednesday 8:00 DANCING EVEHY NITE _ ORCHESTRA SATURDAY NTTE' p.m. BOYNE CITY .. JU-2-6851 Between Boyne City and Boyne Falls JU-2-7594 In 1939 you could DANCING Dancing Every Saturday Nite operate your electric EVERY NIGHT Special Parties by Reservation hand-iron one month VELVEETA FAMOUS FOR FRIENDLINESS MUSIC BY THE NOVOTNY'S For Legionaires and Guests for 29* —because It's rich AIRPORT BAR in food values US-31 — Across from Airport AMERICAN LEGION TODAY on Consumers from mNk Beer — Wine — Liquor CLUB Charlevoix EAST JORDAN LE-6-7141 Power Company's DIGESTIBLE AS MILK! Low Electric Rates... CHICKEN IN A BASKET FINEST IN THE NORTH IT COSTS ONLY 24« COMPLETE DINNERS — B&B DRIVE-IN FAMOUS TOMATO PUDDING
* Bosed on overage pries per kwh paid by our rssldenftol RESTAURANT HOTEL DILWORTH sustomert In 1939 and 1952 and on averoge use of ap- Recommended hy Duncan Hines 1 Curb Service — Open 5 p.m. to 2:30 a.m. pllancet as determined by the Edison Electric Institute. - LttlHto-fi Served Corner M66 — M32 fi P.M. to 8 P.M. Week Days ICE Sundays 1 P.M. U> 3 P.M. CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY Reservations Appreciated EAST JORDAN LE-6-2342 Boyne City JU-2-6821 Thursday, June 25. 1953 THS KA8T JORD. Page Three
FROM OTjR^oliRF^pQKDENTS"^ South Arm . Scouts Pick New Officer WELCOME, VISITORS! People You Know Farm Bureau WHRJIE TO STAY The South Arm Farm Bureau For Northern Territory WHAT TO DO met with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Goebel on Tuesday eveijlng, June Announcement was made today AROUND RAINBOW CITY 16th. There were thirteen mem• by the Office of "Scienic Trails SOUTH ARM Pleasant Valley bers and six visitors present. Council of the appointment of Rustan Resort (3 -cabins). 5 Mrs. Kenneth Russell (1 cabin) Douglas Gjlkersori gave a re• miles from East Jordan on Pen• 1 mile north of Whiting Park. John W. Murchie as District Scout NEWS • News • port from the county board meet- insula Road. (Lake Charlevoix) JU 2-7681. At that time a list of Associate Executive in the Northern Dis• JU 2-7424. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pearsall ' Word was received from the Ed spent Saturday with his parents, Members was requested from trict serving Cheboygan, Emmet; • • • Weisler family saying that they each group. The Cooperative Mr. and Mrs. Claude Pearsall. Cedar Rest Resort, several ca• Your ad in the 'For Sale' had arrived at Portals, New Mex• School, to be held at Springfield, Charlevoix, Otsego -and Antrim _ _. » « • bins. S miles from East Jordan ico and were enjoying the heat. Missouri, was announced and J. counties. ~ - - It was 93 ih the house. on Penirsula Road. (Lake Char• columns will get results Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnston and M. Ingalls, Jr. was chosen as rep• daughter of Grayling called on levoix) LE 6-7185. : * * * resentative from this county. Murchie will make his home Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore Sun• in Petoskey while serving this — ' •-4-- A tractor overturned with Clif• Helen Klooster told us of the • • • day. five county District. The appoint• Ed's Boats. M-.66 on Lake Char• 1 ton Watros resulting in a com• very interesting, and instructive ment of Murchie brings to full *. • • • pound fracture of his arm. This day she spent at the Farm Bureau levoix- .15 cabins) LE 8*2542. How's Your Inventory strength the Professional Leader• • • » Carl Elsworth spent Fathers happened at the home of his Ladies' Camp at Twin Lakes. ship of the Scienic Trails Coun• on Day with his family. brother-in-law at Petoskey. In regard to the June discus• -Ken's Kabins, M-66, on Lake cil. . * * * sion iopic: Out group favors a Charlevoix. (5 cabins) LE 6-7192. * * • * Lois Elsworth is visiting her The community . was shocked modified free trade, with farm Murchie is a native of Grand INSURANCE? sister, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Erno and saddened by the sudden products having some protection. Blance, where he attended and Adam Sinclair. Lake Charle• at Flint. death of Floyd Russell. He has Cards were written by each mem• graduated from grade and high voix, (one cabin-LE 6-2208, also been a life long resident of Echo ber present to oUr two Senators school. H^ comes from the Cen• (One cabin) on Ben way Lake Township. and Rrpresentatives to urge the tral Michigan college of Educa• near Central Lake. LE 6-2901. Mr. and Mrs. Glen-Campau and backing Of a commission to study JOHN W. MURCHIE ...... « ...» * family visited her sister, Mr. and * * • tion where he majored in Physi• tariffs. Jordan Inn, East Jordan (hotel) Mrs. Wilbur Taylor and family Bryce Petrie was home over cal Education, Speech and Health LE 6-2631. of Alba Sunday afternoon. the week end. Delores and Linda Education. • • * • * * - P-etras rode along with him and Murchie has been a Boy Scout Local Scouts visited" the Verd Lambert family. Waiter's Cabin Camp. Ells• Mrs. Hugh Graham returned for five years and * * * has held all worth, (5 cabins) LE 6-7238. home Wednesday from Port Hur• of the Offices from Ass't Patrol » • » — on where she attended the Golden Mr. and Mrs. Reck of Detroit THIS leader up to Ass't Scoutmaster. Invited To Rainbow Cabins. M-66. on Lake Wedding. Anniversary oJLher sis- and his cousins, Jack and Edith He is a Life Scout, He has been Charlevoix. (3 cabirs) LE 8-2932. _ier, ..Mr. and Mrs. John Tuer on Rosenbiish, are at Reckwood un• a. Explorer Advisor at Remus, a • • » Very few could pay this cost I June 14th. She also visited with til Tuesday. Walloon Meet WEEK Committeeman and a Member at Thai's why'it's noi only wise, friends and relatives in Brown Mrs. Shepard. Chesionia, M-66 * • • Large in the Valley Trails Coun- but an absolute necessity to City. Souls, Cubs, explorer^ ~ and (1 cabin) LE 6-7076. Ira Bradshaw from California cil at Saginaw. have the protection that insur• leaders in East Jordan will as• . *,.*•"• ' ance offers. Take inventory of arrived Friday for a visit. His semble in Walloon Lake at the Fred Schoenfelder, Route 1, your coverage now — see us The South Arm 4-H Club went - AT Whiie a!!'.-n;!ing College, Mur• sofiT Hny, w.V; brought him, left Melrose Township park 7 o'clock Ellsworth. 'Six Mile- Lake (1 cab• for all insurance needs! on a mystery hay ride party chie participated in the Boy for Detroit. Sunday. He will be tonight. This will m'ark-'the June in) Modern housekeeping. LE- Thursday night stopping for a Scout Executives" Training P back in July for a longer stay. Roundtable appearance of the 6-7248. weiner roast at the tourist park. * * * GRANDVUE Program which is conducted by Northern District Scouters and • • * There were three wagon loads of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sattory and the National Organization to train Robert A. Campbell the first Annual summertime Dis• Lasy S Camp. Route 1, Ells• 4-H members and their guests. three children of Muskegon had men while in College for positions Admittances: trict Picnic. worth. Six Mile Lake (5 cabins). » • « supper with the Rex Petras Fri• of professional leadership in the Agency Rolland Maddock of East Jor• The new Field Scout Executive Mr. and Mrs. William Thurow day night. Boy Scouting program. Murchie • • * "It -is better to have good in• dan from Little Traverse Hos• is one of five members now em• for the Northern District, John and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. * • • Willard Linton. Route 1. Ells• surance and not need it than pital. June _ 16th. - ployed in the Scienic Trails Coun• W. Murchie, will be in attendance Ed Thurow and son, all of Scott- Morris Murphy, Joe Gibbard worth, Six Mile Lake (1 cabin). to need good insurance and Alexander Cool of Boyne City, cil, other members living in Al- alqng with the Scout Executive, • *• » -- — ville, spent .the week end at the and Carl Spence were home for not have-ft."- Ed Lehrbass home. June 21st. peana, Cadillac and Traverse City. Donald E. Berg. Bracey's Sunset Beach (4 cab• the weekend. Mooris is now em• George Reinhardt of East JOR- ins) 5 miles from East Jordan on State Bank Bldg. • « « Murdhie also -becomes one OF All Scouts, Cubs and Explorer LE 6-2251 ployed at the Fisher Body plant dan, June 21st. Per insula Road. Lake Charlevoix. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Murphy of 2700 professional Scoutlfaders in Units in East Jordan have re• Oberl C. Burull. Mgr. at Lansing. * * * LE 6-7233. Eugene, Oregon are visiting at the movement throughout the 541 ceive instructions concerning the Alexander Cool of Boyne City the homes of his brothers, Mr. and * • • Councils in the United States. type of hot or covered dish they and George Reinhardt of East Mrs. Charles Murphy and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Lercy Beal, dau• are to bring with them for the Jordan died June 22nd. and Mrs. Archie Murphy and ghter, Patty and friend-Earl Wil• He is currently serving on the picnic. Refreshments will be ser• family. On Sunday" the Murphy son, made the trip to Mackinaw + • * Camp Staff at the Scenic Trails ved. Solve Your Dock Problem Discharges: Council Boy Scout Camp Greil• families had a gathering at the Island Thursday. It was their Serving as Master of Ceremon• 7" Julius Wabananke of Charle• ick and following his Scout Exec• tourist park with about thirty second attempt. They were rain-- ies for the event is Elver Carroll, voix, June 15th. utives Training School will be' five present.,, —•.•.. ed out at Mackinaw City on Tues• District Chairman, of Walloon Mel Sparks of Boyne City, •residing in Petoskey and serving day. Lake, Michigan. Contests, etc., June 16th. the Northern District. Stores'of frozen fruits are near will be ruh for the benefit of all. rffyic/ufaa | DOCKS -a-.postwar low and Michigan Rachael Scott of Boyne City, June Dingman Murchie is married and has a This picnic is for the fathers Charlevoix. Mich. -State- College -agricultural econ• •ISO* d mothers-of all the—boys and son, Jack. Mrs. Murchie is tin ar: omists expect the carry-over of Neil Willis Of Charlevoix, June e News former_~Miss Lou Anne Fowler, including the boys of the various canned fruits to be about 20 per 22nd Units throughout the Northern daughter of -Charles Fnwlex_.of cent below a year ago. Processors Anna Porkanay of Charlevoix, District. . ~ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mathers of Harbor Springs. Mrs. MuTEhieis- will want fruit ..in. .1953-. Central Lake called on their par• June 22nd, Bohomil Porkanay of -Charlevoix currently staying with her folks ents, Mr. and -Mrs.-William--J, in Harbor "Springs. Murchie fills Murray on Sunday. They also June 22nd. a vacancy caused by the resigna- Call called on Mrs. Mather's sister, • • • tk>n of A. C. -Slim Rehm of the Mrs. Glenn Prnney. Lillian Gee of East Jordan wag The admitted June 16th. She gave Northern District . some weeks birth to a son, Gerald Veil, the ago. Murchie will work with all PLUMBER Joe Murray and father went same day. She was discharged committies in the Northern Dis• fly-fishing on the Jordan River June 22nd. trict to bring about a-more com• N & R Concrete Product and caught four nice fish. They plete and better understanding With Know-How weighted about one to one and Mr. and" Mrs. Claude Sweet left of Scouting so that more boys C. F. Rabach Phone LI 7-6791 a half pounds each. Saturday for Canada, where they may have the benefits and priv- * • . * ill do sight seeing and some iledges of this National Youth "Bettgtoa saeaU be ear steering 38 thru 47 Mrs. Bill-MoCarther (formerly fishing. serving Organization. wheal-^net hast a spar* tire." Adrenine Russell) and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Counterman are home from Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. James Cheno- SOME SUGGESTIONS with of Grosse Point, Michigan are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their PROTECT YOUR PIPES -daughter,. Patricia to Lt. Ed• ward James Lord son of Mr. and Dor't let a ''handy-man" ruin C Mrs. (Clarence Lord of East Jor• your plumbing. We can make dan. Lt. Lord is stationed at expert repairs quickly and in• Camp Gordon, Ga. A July wed• expensively. Count on us for ding is being planned. Miss Chen- guaranteed workmanship. owith is a graduate of M.S.C. and Lt. Lord is a graduate of the COMPLETE PLUMBING past Jordan High school and If YOU I-i-io. a picnic this i,d. SERVICE M.S.C. make your first stop here I Steam fit Hoi Water Healing Buying a combine can be costly *•»»•»••»»»•»••»••••••»»•»•••••»» •. > **+«••> for a small acreage but there are advantages . . . you can cut your Zaiger Soft Drinks 6 for 25c * RO MAINE grain when it's ready. Weigh the Virginia Dare, full quarts 2 for 25c pros and cons_carefully,. advise Canada Dry —- Coca Cola — Bougheys PLUMBING ft HEATING Michigan State College agricul• tural economists, in deciding to f»»»»»»e***»«»»e«»4T»»v»*»*»e*»»e*»»»»»ee LE 6-2581 buy or hire. SW ANSON'S BONED THE SECRET BEHIND a SUCCESSFUL TURKEY...3 for $1.00 EXCURSION NATURALLY IS THE FOOD SAVE 11C AND DRINK YOU take ALONG) Always At Your Service!!!! YOU'LL AND OUR STORE JUST CRAMMED FULL WITH WONDERFUL FPAW PAW DILL PICKLES AND TASTY FOOD IDEAS AND SUG• Don't "FORGET TO REMEMBER" the occasion with GESTIONS TOR YOUR PICNIC PLEAS• pictures! The staff of the Doris Meredith Studio is STICKS & CHIPS CJL Jar URE. always on call, day or night, for photographic SAVE 10c FRANCO- AJ*EBJCX*r ^ 15¼ ox. cans assignments throughout this area . . . >»M«»««>»««ee»»« »»*«•«•••••»«•••*-»•••• «S*M«ga' i^,*^-. • Local • Candid (informal) or Formal Wedding Photos SPAGHETTI 2 lor 25c Strawberries HORMEX'S 12 oa. cans • Reunions Asparagus . ft HI - A Perfect Sandwich Meat • .49e Head Lettuce • Portraiture CAMPBELL'S 16 os. cans Water Melons • Promotional, industrial, illustration photos Pre-Packaged Cold Meats All Kinds Cantaloupe • At our Studio: Film, cameras, photo finishing PORK & BEARS 2 for 25c Hot Dogs & Frankfurts lb. 45c SOFUN plqss. Wi California FOR THE BEST SERVICE IN THE NORTH BY THE Ring or Slicing Bologna lb. 39c Plums BEST NAME IN PHOTOGRAPHY — CALL Grade Choice or Good Chuck Roasts PAPER NAPKINS .... 2 for 29c Bananas lb. 49c SHURFINE STUFFED 3 oa. Jar Good Round or Sirloin Steaks lb. 69c Manzanilla OLIVES ....35c Oranges The Doris Meredith Ground Beef Chuck lb. 55c Lemons ^Hamburg ~ lb. 43c aeoeeee »»+»»«eee»>e»e»e*eT**««»eeeM»••»•«•»•»*» Studio -PORK — VEAL — CHICKENS — DUCKS — TURKEYS — FROZEN FRUITS — JUICES — DORIS A BILL HUCKLE THRIFT SUPER MARKET VEGETABLES EASY PARKING — Phone: LE 6-2332 and LE 6-7043 We can got cheaper grades of meat but do not wish to The Store with Large Stocks, Priced Right Big Enough Tm-BeCompetitive-—— - .^- - 119 Main St. East Jordan lower our quality N Small Enough To Be Frtendly. 1 Page Four THE EAST JORDAN NEWS Thursday, June 28, 1953-* Library man's guide: and others. Sunday, amp Greilick Is the ot- attendance at Camp'. Camp, got . Also pocket books have "been Boy Scout ficial Boy Scout Camp for-the under way .Sunday afternoon Notes received" from Mrs. Marcus and Seenic--T«ils-CounciLBjjy.Soouts _with_the_ check in, the physical Phyllis McKinnon. of America.Tt is one of some 700 recheck and the waterfront swim . Mornings: 10:00 to- 11:30 Tues• Gamp Boy Scout Camps in thlT United check. Operating under a new days and Fridays only. approach of Unit and Troop Afternoons: 2:00 to 5.00 except States operated by 541 local B^py You may can fruit without Camping the boys organized their Sundays and Holidays. Near Travers Scout Councils. variou? Patrols and Troops dur• sweetening—in its own juice, in E. W. "Duke" Towner, Camp Evenings. 7:00 to 8:30, Wednes• extracted juice, .or. in water, say ' Over 100 Boy Scouts and their ing the Sunday evening program days and Saturdays only. Director, reports that during the in order that the Monday morn• Michigan State college nutrition• leaders and staff of the Scenic first week Of Boy Scout camping The library has received a gift ists. Sugar helps fruit hold its Trails.. Council opened the an• there are Scouts from Manistee, ing activity program could get of ' iil books from Mr. : and' Mrs. shape, color and flavor, but' it Is nual Boy Scout Camp at Camp Traverse City, Frankfort, Manton, under way with a full head of Meivin Sweety Included in the not needed, to prevent spoilage. Greilick near Traverse City, last Walloon Lake and- Lalse City., in steam. group are fiction, poetry, fables, Process unsweetened fruit the sports, romance,., historical no• same way you do sweetened the vels philosophy, home handy• MSC specialists advise,
SWIM TOYS
Pony Rings, 3 sizes Sand Pails 1 EAST JORDAN NEWS Beach Balls, 3 sizes Shovels '" Water Pillows Sail Boats Air Cushions Sand Sieves Water Wings Sand Pumps WHITEFORD'S 5c*-to $1.00 STORE
.Jkv_A- With mother not around to teach her youngsters manners, what else but mischief should be expected from such tough critters? These two battlers, along with six other orphaned cubs, are pre• HERE'S HOW.. .TO RE-ROOF sently lodged at the conservation'department's Cusino wildlife station near Shingleton. Some will go-to zoos, others will be,.used ...GET NEW SIDE WALLS ON EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTSUnofficia l Tabulation ADS Of Hospital Bids Shows Enough Funds j. The dream of a new area hospital for the county moved | one step nearer reality Wednesday afternoon as bids for ' the new $6t)0,000 structure were opened before members I of the Charlevoix Hospital board of directors, state and ' local officials. " - — — The bids,-however, cannotTbe awarded until they meet with the approval of Michigan-Office of State Hospital Survey and Construction and federal hospital represen• The Job •auuHfy and prefect your heme for a smalt sum pay• tatives,' Fred W. Willis; chairman of the hospital said. able wenthrf.' We arrange payments »• svit year • Nine bids were/'received for rueeds and yea get the work dene NOW. the general construction of the Automobile, Life and hospital which is-j», j A leaky reef Is sure te cause damage. Aveid costly the Trailer Park site overlooking ! trouble and make yowr home belter looking... with a Fire Insurance Lake Michigan. coloffel new reef. Added Insulation win cut fuel bills. , Other Bids submitted include ~*Ni» iMewuWs, too, odd msulatien value and beasn 11 for plumbing, heating and For Both ventilation; 8 for electrical work; 1 tor laundry~equipnient and^ ' Use ees-ABCstoda^ Payment Mess, for food service equipment. - , Payments te soft year Income. Unofficial tabulation OF THE bids submitted INDICATES THAI there will be sufficient FUNDS to build THE HOSPITAL, PROVIDING all pledges are paid, WILLIS SAID. STATE FARM INSURANCE Official tabulation OF THE BIDS io determine final Al Thorsen Lumber Company COMPANIES require about ten DAYS. THE Bloo'miiijrton,. Illinois bids submitted will BE RELEASED LE 6-2271 for publication at thai time, ac• Basil C. Cummins cording 8> 'Willis. East Jordan Phone •. LE 6-2612 - - The construction of the area Farm East Jordan hospital will be financed by funds raised by public subscription and a federal grant obtained under the Hill Burton act. FOR BEST RESULTS.. The proposed new building will replace the present frame hospi• tal building located on West Hurlbut ave which has served, the county since 1918. The new area hospital will be built of concrete with steel re• &USE inforcements with brick facing from plans submitted by Gordon Cornwell and Associates, Tra• verse City architectural firm. DURING THE SUMMER Conservation department for OYER 6,000 PEOPLE WILL READ esters are preparing a directory of wood-using industries in the upper peninsula, to be published The East Jordan News in July. If You Want The directory will help individ• EVERY WEEK uals and firms locate manufac• tured wood products in the UP. CALL LE 6-7118 TO PLACE YOUR AD More than 100 industfles will be listed. ' Fast Results ARGONNE CHARLEVOIX For Little Grand Opeiririg Friday, June 26th For The' Summer Season Featuring TOMMY 0TT at the Hammond Organ Dinner Music Every Evening 6:30 and 9:30 Dancing 9:10 to 1:30 I Call Shrimp Night Also Serve Every Friday Choice Spaghetti Special All you can eat 1.95 Steaks - Chops Saturday -g <-)r Shrimp Plate ... 1.00 Night *P I .<£o Fish or Chicken 1.75 Lobster Tails Feature LE-6-7118
We Also Cater To Parties and Banquets — Call LI 7-9225 Thursday, Ju,ne 26, 1963 THE EAST JORDAN HaW8
BUY- SELL RENT LOST FOUND LEASE EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
FOR SALE FOR SALE FURNACES—Oil, gas, or "coal- SAVE MONEY now on new plan• wood. Free estimates, no obli- ed or matched^luintigr, hard.- gation»~~€Hf-Coon's Kalamazoo ware, paint, furniture, farm ma• Sales, &"Service, Boyne City. chinery, and everything else at JU 2-7271. -* 36-« MALPASS HARDWARE Co. OPEN Now
Trade Your Old Appliances—•. NOTICE! Gil Coon's Kalamazoo Sales & Service, Boyne 'City,. wuU> give All outstanding ac• you liberal allowance. Easy^, counts OF The Vogel'S payment plan. Frigidaire Ap• Standard Service are pay• pliances and- modern kitchens. able to: Galraore's Stand• Phone JU 2-7271. 36tf ard Service or to FrecnjT Vogel. A Suburban Beauty Shop Thank you, COT. Water & Wept Maple Sts. Invites Your' Patronage Fred J. Vogel Phone LE 6-2268 Manager: Grace Irene Premoe- FOR SALE—200 ,/oot lake front•
age, 5-room 'furnished winter• U * USED CARS ONLY ized home. Antrim County 1950 MERCURY Chain Of Lakes. R. E. Wilker- 1949 OLDS 88 son. Box 01, Ellsworth. 39*r PORD, 2 DOOR 37-38-39-p 1946 OLDS, 2 DOOR^ 1946 CHEVROLET. SKYLINE,
1946 NASH CLUB COUPE OFFICE HOURS 1942 BUICK 1941 BUICK 1936 CHEVROLET . CITY TREASURER OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 PHONE LI 7-6787 AND DEYOUNG AUTO SALES CHARLEVOIX CITY. CLERK FOR SALE 160 acre farm with over 1,000 Treasurer 9 ajn. to 5 pjn. feet lake frontage. Buildings in Closed Saturdays. fair condition. Good productive soU. $8,500.00. Clerk 1 pjn. to 5 pjn.; 9 ajn. * • * to 12 a.m. — Saturday*. Cottage on Lake Charlevoix with 150 feet lake frontage on (Either office will act ior M-66. $3,500.00. the other when one is not on' -Small cabin on Lake Charle• duty.) voix. $2,500.00. 40 acre farm in City Limits, 20 acres clear, 20 acres woods. 7 DON'S HOBBY COHflER-^od- room modern home, -large barn" el Planes, Boats, Oars, Fire- with water, lights, stanchions. trucks. Stamps, LeathercraJt, $5,800.00 Coin Cards, Oil Painting Kits, * *
Pnn,iti-f,.u_1iSgiifmoS| Model Mo• 5 room house. City water el- tors. "eotnclfjr^side-veFy- Ed's Boats -½ miles north of East Jofaah, Several modernthomes in East on M-66. 30-40-41p ordan. Also business places, re- ;orts, hotels. Martin Motors, Freeland Me1 Office in Post Office Bldg. Boats, Archery and Mapfhe KeithjDressel Frank Nachazel ~ Supplies, Fishing Tackle,^Live LE 6-2606 » .LE 6-22841 Bait, Life Preservers Gulf Gas. ELECTRICAL REPAIR done in . Marine aria Road Service. Sou• East Jordan. Power Mowers, venirs. outboard motors, radios, trac• E"D'S BOATS tors, vacuum cleaners, record" 1¼ MILES NORTH OF EAST JORDAN changers. Called for, repair• ON M-66 39-40-41P ed, and delivered. Written Gu• arantee. Reasonable. Call LE NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS -,6-2543. 39-40-41-c from applications of "straight" SLATE'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP Farmers To nitrogen on established stands. AT HIS RESIDENCE ON THE coraut WANTED "Farmers in this area have OF MILL AND 8TH STREET* (CORNER Attend been reporting for the past 10 of TURR. IO SLOUGH'S SCRAP- IRON WANTED—Experienced cooks to or 15 years that they, got lower work for private families on YARD.) IN THE NEW BUILDING BACK Day July 1st yields than they formerly did,' of THE HOUSE. NTF SUNDAY WORK IN Belvedere Club at Charlevoix. explains Longnecker. "We'rg OR OUT. 38 39 40C Call or write Mr. E. J. Edwards Antrim county and other nor• trying to answer their questions LI 7-2512. 38-39c thern Michigan Farmers seeking on "what to do" and we have "the good old days" in bigger some answers." forage crop yields can get some This season will give the sec• BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY tips # they are in Antrim coun• ond year of answers on the Po• ty on July 1. lus farm where the Michigan Agricultural Experiment Statipn Recharging Extinguishers GUARANTEED TOP Quality Ways to boost pasture, hay and silage production on tired operates a "branch" on a hired WOLVERINE FIRE ELGY'S land~and-labor basis. This land EQUIPMENT SALES land will be shown at a special Auto Body Shop field day the afternoon of July had a "Ph" of 5.8 to 6-when Fyr-Fyler Equipment 1, at the Frank Polus farm, on they started the project. A ton JOE Wilkins 103 Williams BLOCK WEST of M-66 US-131 about four miles "north• of lime per acre added another Le 6-23M LE 6-2191 BUMPLNG-PAINTING-WELDLNG east of Alba Tours will start at aOO-pounds of hay p"er acre. Tauro I p.m., notest Walter G. Kirk• tons~-gave a 900-pouhd increase patrick, Antrim county agricul• and lime requirements for per• CUSTOM Printing tural agent. haps 10 or 15 sears. Use of 10 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING tons per acre of manure added Color Printing This will be a "working" JENKINS 1600 moe pounds of hay and ECHO field day—no shows, no formal 500 pounds per acre of 0-20-20 Printing Service, program or Speeches—just tours, Your work receives our • Electrical Enterprise* fertilizer added still another 1 of good forage areas and infor• 000 pounds oi hay. Lime, man• personal ATTENTION mation on how it got that way. LE-6-2871 701 MALA ure and fertilizer gave an extra LE-6-296K 22« MAIN Edward D. Longnecker, Michi• 3,500 pounds of hay per acre gan State College soil scientist the first year. Additional bene and 1953 Grass Days (Airman, SUBSCRIPTION RATES SALES — SERVICE fits are expected to show, up this SPACE HEATERS and W. G. Kirkpatrick of Bel• MICH. BOTTLED OAS year. SHERMAN Firestone laire, Antrim county- agricultur• LEI US CLEAN AND SERVICE YOUR al agent," promise some worth• The Michigan Legislature has IN NORTHERN MICHIGAN Washing Machine and OIL* BURNING STOVES AND WATER while tips. Specialists from the appropriated special funds for Sewing Machine Service HEALER*. 229 MAIN LE-6-2961 Michigan Agricultural,,' Experi• forage crop improvement work W. A. PORTER HARDWARE 1 OUTSIDE NORTHERN MICHIGAN LE-6-292Z ment Station will be- on hand to in tihs northern area and there LE 6-2351 answer questions- " during the are. three related projects. Soil tours. scientists under Dr." Lloyd M. SPECIAL TO SERVICE MEN .".One farmer in that area— Turk,, director, designate of the LENNOX FURNACES" experiment station, have pro• Coleman-Blend-Air with an unusual strip of land— JORDAN HEATING & once took 43 alfalfa cuttings off jects on the Bryce and Vernon HEATING K FLOOR FURNACES REFRIGERATION CO. one seeding over a period 'of Vance farm, 10 miles north of FURNACE CLEANING AND'REPAIR about 20 years," reports Long• Bellaire, and. a third Anfcrim Electric Sale* & Service county site,' the Earl Streifiert REFRIGERATOR REPAIR necker. "He hasn't done that in Wiring * SUPPLIES recent years—it was back when farm, west of Gaylord on the CLARENCE LORE GLENN CAMPAU Otsego line. A fourth project is PHONE 18 ELLSWORTH. •LE 6-2272 the land was fresh." Specialists will give informa• being carried on by Milo B. tion on pre-seeding treatments— Mike "Tesa.r of the MS.C Call LEnox-6-7118 R. E. WILKERSON crop "research staff on the Paul SAVE of the buckwheat and rye 'that Rickerd farm, 3 miles south of TIMBER DEALER CASH AND CARRY CLEANING was plowed down as green ma• ELLSWORTH — BOX 01 Traverse City on US-M. All are EAST JORDAN CLEANERS nure and the barn manure that POST — POLES — LOG* — RAFT• concerned with better seedings. HPURS: HRI6"RAALLY was spread-on,.the-Jaf»d,. They'll ERS — PULP. . outline the.rAtgs^f_fertiUzer apV All type CEDAR posts, 10c JACK FT DOROTHY MATTHEWS plications at seeding time—in• " "SfogBsof frozen vegelabtgp are — and up—WHOLESALE, RETAIL. 20 TEARS EXPERIENCE cluding the minor or "extra" above a year ago, but the in• East Jordan plant food elements that were crease in use of frozen vegetables applied m "Connection rs expected to influence another John C. Schmittdtel FARM BUREAU -MUTUAL fertilizers. Rates of Iffie big -packr report-Michigan State CHIROPRACTOR 1 INSURANCE CO. plications-, and .soil fumigation, College farm economists. The to OFFICE HOURS: for possible nematodes' will be tal pack in 1983 will about equal- MON-, WED., FRI. 9-12, «,7-9 LIFE. AUTO, LIABILITY, AND F.I.P. T.UES. AND SAT. 9-11, *-S W. L. OHEUB discussed. The research "-drew, that in 1952, they say, with some THURSDAY JPEN 111 NOON ELLSWORTH, MICH. PHONE 1W22 and cooperating extension wWas ups and dow*is in specific vege• Claude D. Gilkereeo ers, also will tell about results tables;
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Screens * - : ' 59c Table Cloth Rug Reg. 79c value 47° GALVANIZED Special 39c 29c 18x36 GAILY 49c value Scrub Tub 79c COLORED SMALLER, FANCY PLASTIC $1.19 value 36 a 36 RUBBER Watches Table Cloth Mats 6-INCH EARTHEN Turkish Plain (LO AO Mix Bowl 12c Dial 9^-99 " 19c value 19c $1.19 value 10-Quart White China Towels l«ti.n &o 66 Plastic 50 foot "Rejf. 49c value IUI 90170 Drapes CLOTHESLINE Pail Cups Soft Absorbent $1.11 M. IJJI Values ,?1.98 value 69c value 89c Value 10c Value mumMY OMLY 98c 43c 49c 2 for 15c~ 29c EAST JORDAN
#1 P»ga Sayan i^,..is-tajg! Fertilizers Aid Alfalfa ORCHARD In Summer NEWS FARM PAGE -Start—your. August-September Prune Pines and leave too- much--space- be• build-up of alfalfa fields now, as tween whorls of lateral branches, soort as your first cutting is har• he says. Pruning will help give vested, advise Edward D. Long• Now,Sbipe a compact tree with the right WliP9Pil^ Kisitprs! height, , Br C. Falnsan, necker, MSC extension soil scient• ist.— _ - For Cairistmas What Will You Have? -It was very interesting attend• AU you need io do {he Job, are ing the Cherry Institute at Tray- One principal cause of unsat• If you're growing pines for a pair of hedge shears and a Jack- Farm Bureau isfactory alfalfa.yields in Michi• knife, cut back the terminal er»e City. Cherry growers from Christmas trees, this is a good A CABIN maee^in,^MichIg«n, New York, gan is lack oif readily-available time to trim them-up^hrou£h the growth at tha top if -the tree to • Pennsylvania and Ohio were Asks (juts In piint=food^in the sou¥*B»^»SO first weak of Jfuly. control the hetoht s^owth. Then there. There are hot too many agricultural , census showed the That's a-tip from MSG Exten• cut' back tiis lateral growth of • A ROOM * average * Michigan' asfetfe acre the terminal Whorl so they ara cherries in-Ohio and Wisconsin yielded only a ton and a half of sion Forester William G. Stump. is having their third poor crop Federal Aid Pine trees usually grow too' fast an inch or two shorter than the • A PHOTOGRAPHER in arrow. It was very cold over- hay. Yields of twice and three terminal growth. there. Our west coast of Michl-^ Federal funds appropriated for Next come the lateral branches A FISHING GUIDE gan seems to be much warmer agricultural conservation should common . . . where plant food per cent wettable powder or is available. DDT-tipper cent wettable powder. on the remainder of the tree. and better for fruit. be allocated on the basis of con• Some of these may be growing This necessary plant toad can Use two-pounds of either mater• • A BOAT . The advertising and tie ins, the servation needs, the American too rapidly and Will have to be Farm Bureau Federation believes. be added to tha soil any time ial in five gallons of water when statisticians and other remarks a broom, is used to apply; one pruned in order to give the tree SUPPLIES The Bureau's 'Official News during the growing season. Long• a conical outline. Occasionally, • were just the same oh} stuff and necker- explains, but there is no and a fourth pounds in three nothing new =to. mel Except I Letter has emphasized that Fed• Stump suggests, it may be neces• eral spending should be ciit, and bettor time than shortly after the gallons of water when knapsack IF YOU ARE STUCK FOR found out- that there was one sprayers are used; 40 pounds to sary to remove some old growth that agriculture should bear its first cutting. This/proTids* for in order to shape the tree. agency that few grower* knew the important Augusi-Sepiecnber 100, gallons—of water for power INFORMATION GIVE US A CALL about. The agency that estimates share of the reductions. However, You don't need to worry about the periodical explained some' hutldup; \ equipment. He maintains that the _humber of canned cherries This fertilizer application right thorough treatment of the £loors, pruning" spruce and fir trees now, that are on grocery store shelves research ,and ^service activities are essential, so an "across the after first cutting should increase ceilings and walls of the Dins is he says. They can be pruned dur• this time of the year. And the board" reduction is impractical | next year's yields more than nu- important. ing the dormant season. THE EAST JORDAN NEWS number of stores that do not That makes it necjessary, the j trients put on inflate summer, Under no circumstances, ha -Details on pruning can be ob• LE 6-7118 carry cherries. New--York—City- Bureau" added, to impose rela- j fall or early next spring, he notes, warns should chlordane or lin- tained in a publication called uses but few cherries as com• tively heavy cuts in direct pay-! Farmers should not try ^ aa'ne be used to treat grainaries "The Pruning of Red arid Scotch pared to Chicago. ments to farmers. .' place fertilizer in the soil on or gram Pine for Christmas Trees." NEWS WANT ADS DO THE BUSINESS Personnally I can see where Changes Proposed I established stands, the MSC soil -some work- can be done in New "Appropriated funds for the! scientist warns, because' discs of York City, also the South East• Agricultural Conservation Pro- ! the drill Will injure plant crowns- ern states as Veil as the south gram should be.'allocated on the this might be a factor in spread- in general. basis of conservation needs," the j ing bacterial wilt. He advises. THIS SUMMER Some day we may have ' a Bureau asserted. "Payments for I broadcasting the fertilizer over cherry growers association by practices which have become a the surface. ers can find a way to promote normal and accepted - part of j On heavy clay soils, use 0-20-10 and for the grower and the grow- farming-operations of the area in| analysis fertilizer,- Longnecker j;herries in places where they are which a farm is located, should' suggests. For light or sandy loams not now consumed to any great be discontinued. j he prefers 0-20-20, and 0-10-20 or extent. "Payments due individuals'l 0-10-3O are better adapted to should, not be increased after j light sands. Don't skimp on qaun- practices have been performed, tity. he adds. Plan on at least as has sometimes been done to 200 pounds per acre per year EAST JORDAN Husbands Have use up available funds. Unused of this fertilizer. funds should be returned. to the No Rights With Treasury without penalty .to-the Bills^euld^rfL county in the next "year's allo• cations/ Postal Savings Wives* PropeitjL The""Bureau" urged its BoarcToT "TJilTs- to" kill off postal savings Take care and remember that Directors to consider the possi• as a matter of economy have been introduced in both houses of every word counts when; writing bility of substituting a program that last will and testament, a of long-term, low-interest rate Congress. s- University of Michigan law pro• loans for the present ACP pro• The post offices began accept• fessor warns. gram. ing savings in 1,910, chiefly to accommodate people who dis• Have complete legal advice in trusted banks. However, the gov- drawing up wills. Every layman ernment's.guarantee of bank de• should be acquainted with the pit• Smallmouth Bass posits up to $10,000 has to a COME IN AND BROWSE AROUND falls which may result from care• great extent eliminated the need lessness or inadequate planning. Best Fighters for postal savings departments, As an example in Michigan a which cost an estimated $2,000,- OUR NEWLY DECORATED STORES husband has no rights_jit_ regard• Says DM Expert 000 annually. ing his wife's property. On lhe other hand the wife may take a Plentiful and-popular bass are
rado SprjngsLSan Francisco, Ca- ; talina Island and other points of than a year agoago!! • : interest enraute. Thtryrwi 11 -tip—their own- tents -which—th largam rfHfr DRESS are taking with them and dis• tinctive gateways portraying the Did you know that milk is PHILCO 736 & GIFT SHOPPE: Council in Northern Michigan. All the superb PHILCO actually cheaper than ever be• Under the leadership of Harold features for• fore? Real purchasing power is Minnie Webster Des Jardins 111 Main Street merly costing Weinrich, Reed City, the mem• $70 more. bers of the contigent have parti- not figured in dollars and cents, New luxury DAIRY BAR c.pated in a weekend of cooking but on the basis of how long you and value' the "Jamboree meals andutilizing na.ve to work for the money to for '53. Now with CHEESE KEEPER the equipment they will use at buy what you want. »269.95 a; the Jamboree. This was done at Camp Greiliek the first week• Department of Labor Staitstics end in June. sftow that dairy foods cost less The local 49 boys will meet of the average industrial work• with 50,000 other Boy Scouts ers hourly wage during 1952 than Irom all the other countries in ever before. Last_year, for ex• ;ne World and States in the Na _ r ample, an hour's work bougnt 7.4 uon at the large 3,000 acre Camp Save Time, Money, and •ftoje at Santa Anna. They will ac• quarts oi milk as compared with tually be encamped on the only 5.7 in 1940. .inmnds for 10 days during which 9.4 time they will participate in the Shop East Jordan . Effort, Too cubic M Shop the easy way—Compart? values . . . from the PHILCO 936 comfort of your home! Remember, Mrs. Homemaker, your best buys await you in your community merchants' THE BEST OF EVERYTHING IN ONE L New Philco Models NEW REFRIGERATOR. Dairy BAR, CH KEEPER AND BUTTER KEEPER. BUILT-in 195 ads - in the East Jordan News. FREEZER, QUICK CHILLER WITH MEAT UP STORAGE, FULLY ADJUSTABLE SHELVES, '199! TWIN PORCELAIN CRISPERS. Come see it! EASY TERMS
THE BEST BARGAINS IN TOWN ARE ADVERTISED IN THE than a year ago I PHILCO HOMIL-ER£EZllL with exclusive Sloping Front EASIEST-to-U»E freezer chest ever designed. 70% of food above knee level. Lowest price ever for 8 on. ft. advanced design. East Jordan News mi ico OH-sac Roy Nowland Lt£ 6-7118 Trapping sharp tailed grouse takes lots of patience, as biologist SHERMAN'S Tony Pcterle, working with the conservation department on a (route research project, well knows. The birds are captured for Firestone Store examination and banding at winter feeding grounds or at concen• tration points in the spring. Here Peterle holds one of the relue- ' 229 MAIN EAST JORDAN LE «-2961 tant birds after capture in a net trap in the upper peninsula.