07-18-1956 - Village of Pinckney

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Wednesday, July 18, 1966
Soft BaD Game.
No.
..PersonaJ Notes .. j
Current Comment
Behind % ^Tfit pitching by Max .4NNUAL FOWLEBVILLE jFAIfc j
Your rights are important to you. ? A h i l e
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President Eisenhower's pomSouthwell, Pinckney who had dropp
.nauai F o w l e d F * ftl. !
bee 4that they* are fully* eprotected. uunty
,,).,,.;,„ is
;. probably
.». k . • as great^ as*"*^year
is
July
30,
31,
Aug.
1,
$,
3,
4.
i
ever
ed~ their 2 last league games mads
Friday evening i. ,omuiate Wilfred H. ICrwin P r o .
nas never shown much
Monday is the Black and JWhite j
a comeback last Wednesday and
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attorney
August
a
h
.
J
e
atj
beat FowlervUie 6 to 0. Russell for fchow with a Wrestling Sho$ at
Concessions, Friday evening alterj
that
raost
o f
Devotioas and Saturday
his jDoJicies
have be#a
-Major
Thomas Young,
I'owlerville was also strong apto uighL
j
g, wife and
j
Tuesday
is
entrance
Day
to
t*:00
j>.
m.
and
Suaday
oeDog»
i
l l d by the members of his
the 6th and was ©njy behind 1 to 0
2 daughters who have been in Japan ; kkilled
the
8.00
M
M
B
.
Races.
0 when Pinckney rallied and scored
3 years arrived at Willow Run or/£*»«•>'• A t the present session two ejf
Wednesday: 4-H Enteriee.Harness I
5 runs.
Monday night and are at the Curl"tt ' *"b m o s t favored measures, foreiga
and
4
H
Fat
..Stock
Show,
4-H
Tal.
Pinckney*s first run came in the 2nd
here.
j - ; d a a d school aid were killed bf
Caves
and
Tommy
Bartle
tt
Show.
on Young's hit and Singer's double.
; tli em. The Detroit Free Presa w~
lt«v. &zra
faetor
Thursday: Judging Open Classes
They had men on each inning but
Francis
Clark,
local
Detroit
News
personal popularity
;
Jn arks " His
S. S. SupU
Walwr
£*ca
carrier
and
son
of
Mrs.Margaret
:
h
is
his
parties
main
and
4-H,
Fat
Stocck
Sbow,4.
&
Tal..
|
w
l
i
C
could not get them across. In the
l0;0Oj is enjoying a 2 day vacation trip . fr«fciy e available to all
I
6th Burns led off with a triple,Jack ent Show.
Ujl V
Uilh0Ut any reciporal
Friday: Stock Car Auto Racing, j
\oung walked, Singer got a hit,
Mooting
W
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f
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n'
T™*u
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T
f
^gation
t
paid
by
the
Detroit
News.
He
c
scoring Young, Reader and South. Ball Game, Livestock and Macbia •
' ^ t intir part, ao Republicans opposedi
for the Detroit News buildI
i<.< Mr. Eher?liowor v.-ant him fpfr
8:00
well hit long flies, Singer scoring try Parade, Ward Beam Show.
/^ with C. C. Hollingsworth.
Sat-uprdayrBig
Car
Auto
Races,
1
I resident being under no obligation
Meabon batted for Moriarity and
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clare
Miller
Klein's
Varilety
Sho^vs.
to follow him" The president had H
t
got a hit. Arhbiirgey hit a home run.
CaroJ
'
visited
Mrs.
Millers
motiicr
j
to exert
ticket
$2.00,
single
admiss
NVichin his power
Wioser.
ra»iof
,
g
iinn
Jeffreys got a hit and Phil Gentile
j
D
t
i
t
S
n
d
d
l
th
Detroit
Sunday
&nd
also
the
zoo.
School
9JtQ *. m,
ship in the present session but- 4 K
grounded out. Pinckney made one ion 50c, grand stand 75c,car parking
2JC.
Worship
10:46 a. in. Mrs. Clara Kennedy and children not do so. The Republicans Jcnow
•Empty bottles thrown away ha*, I error and Fowlerville 2. Piaekne/
i'hura. ojgLt prayer meeting
I of Detroit visited Mis. Emma Voll. t h frJ cannot win without
h
ardously can cause danger as the ' « d 6 men left on bases and Fowler.
at th& cfeurch at
1:00; mer Sunday and took her to visit ho could have made
sun's rays shining en them cau ville 4.
C KOUND BREAKING CEREMONY | Wed. choir y»ctace
th*1 the Charles Kiseles at Fowler i of renorrination contingent on thf1^
AB
R
H
Piuckney
1
cause io'seat fires.
ft
support of his policies. This he <U4
The ground' breaKing ceremonit-s
1
Nominating conventiens for both i Moriarity, 3b
3
Dick Ta-sch and family and Mrs. not do. Other presidents hav* with.
for the new county hospital at Hov/
Weat i*twee n Main and
parties will be in Grand Rapids i n ! Meubon, 3b
1 1
Ani'.a Tasch of Ann Arbor called on i'-eid patronage and appointauntg
ell were held Sunday. Joe V. Brady
0
l/nadilla
Streets,
August. The Democrats meet Aug. Jeffreys, l b
3
the Hob Tasch family Sunday.
from rebellious senators and th*
was general chairman. The 125th
R«T. Keith Kuegdegger,. Pastor
25 and the Republicans Sept. l.The Amburgey, 2b ......
.. , 4 1
The Dick Voting family of Flint co Jig res men who did not support them
8:45
9:46 a. nv i-pL'Ut Sunday
Democrat national convention is at Gentile, If
3 0 9 infantry Bugle and Drum Corp; and | Sunday School
with the Andrew Th-- he did not do either, fia
Mrs.
Loretta
Schafei^s
accctfdian
I
Morning
Werahip
10:50
A.M.
1
Chicago,- Amg. 14 and the Republic. Burns,-cf
3
j Ar.drew Campbell family.
to be perfectly content to be a
music. Rev. Gilbert j Youth Group
T-.'JO p. m. T!lL> f i r e e n i n e w a s e a l l e d t 0 T[
a t San JPrancisco Aug. 20.
Young, rf ., •••^^.
2
n band furnished
v
SiOCLp, nkl laZI
*
V ' paw and let them shove hi
gave the Hivocation; Rotetf£ eniai^S enrtc*
,Of the 4 amendment* for which Singer, ss...... ....
.. 3 1 2
8:00
p.
BV|
i'
Road"
Sunday
by
a
grass
fire.
j without any return 'obligation
Akin gave a resume of the
2 0
signatures were circulated to pet .Eaader, c
0 years activities,James Murphv,|uild 4i. Choir Fi*actic«i We
4:00 p. m. Mrs. Albert Shirley accompanied •' tlu-ii part,
2 1
them on the Nov. ballot only one got Southwell, p .....
Sr.
P^uir
Frartice
>. m the Leonard Loos to South Ha vim !
AB R H ing chairman, gave a description
sufficient signatures. This provides Fowlerville
Sunday where they took Bonita
of the hospital, the boari of ti$jst.
0
a member of the legislature must be W. Copeland, 2b
i to a camp.
j A n army Private, Jacic Vining,
es
were
introduced,
Howard
Gentry
0
0
21 years old and his record fre* from Jenkins, If
! ,Veek end quests of Mrs.. Edi^.h ' o n leave, was shot twice last week
Gentry,
mayor
of
Howell
and
oth
k
0
felonies and breaches of public tru.-»t. L. Copeland, cf .
ti wen1 Hubert C;irr of Grand bY » negro hitch hiker he picked Up
e
i
s
1
^allizing bingo and appointment ^larinac,
Marinac, ss
ss
......
3 00 l ;
;
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Legalising\ai;ids,< the Leo Hottys family ->f ivar CiLy of Ann Arbor. The negro
imea M H a r e
../
3 . 0 0 ; -»
' representing toy.
of judges and supt. of instruction art Iockwood, 8b
i .Wilied Lake and Mrs. Janis Uakci- "••*":' the uniform of an air COrp«
Buweau, lb
'
3 0 1| wxlhoms, gave a short addres^
fellt by the wayaide.
nd-chiiden of Syracuse. N. Y.Tlie i.fi'yoant, lie then stole Vininga car
n
Wallace, rf
3 0 0
Cufljccessma Don Jtiayworth | of
ijakers went hack Monday.
j l<nd purse. The car was later founi
East
Lansing
was
the
spe
2 0 0
Russell, p
. ^.lanioy Diiik^sind wii'e and Ch.:^ ' .'.b^Mdoncd at Flint. The soldier vio.
Ke gave a history of the Uoapii.,
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04
CONSERVATION DEPT.. NOTES T o m l i n ^ ! p
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tine spent Suntfty with th" To ;y : laLi-d a rule of the road. "Not t e
Livingston
county
and
the
el
The
dept'a.
summer
spraying
pro2
0
0
Th d t '
yin pro '
1 (!efii!i|)ies at Tawas and called on j pick up unknown hitchhikers.'Thl*
made to achieve it.
jjram, ccovering 4000 acres will be
th Tom Ifowcs ;it Flast Tawas.
J "••ih jirovc! fatal in many cases. W «
In the ground breaking cer
fbisrhed this week. It was done by
Ray
Moriarity
and
wife
sp<nt
the
.,
sui-j-ose hecause he wore a uniform
lO
Bch Akin, chairman;James Mu
[lJ
plane mostly over aspen and will
\,eek end in Detroit nnd Centerline.
- thought he was all right. I t probPinckney lost to Hamburg 4 to building chairman; Dr. Louis^
providee deer bro\vse.Th« p
placea were
[i'uv Tom. Ciurk family of Ann Ar ( "^ly was stolen. The rule/'Pick Up DO
M. D. and Dr. OHn Wilkinson,
Shiawassee
FFlats,
Swan,
Creek
'
Hamburg
4
to
0
Monday
when
Gerry
!•• v t--1! vl on Mrs .Margaret Clark j l.nnwn liitchhikers" is an excellent
and Gratu>t-Saginaw area. Afco 2000 Fisher pitched a. no hit game, path each turned a shovel of e
fc F i h Hamburg
i t h d got allhit
family Sunday.,
j °w to ^'low althoueh we admit
acres in the. upper peninsula.
run s the first ftwf
•JO,ex L u r k huH ms trm^t!?T~oTft.'nat^
s«r.
Dogs may be tried in op^n flrA fug'after'T were "out on 3 hits andT
the invocation.
.
M
I'nci'son
h
o
s
p
i
t
a
l
l
a
s
t
w
e
e
k
.
now between sunrrse emd sunset.The errors., £authwell allowed no run*
The color guard then retired and
Ed Clark <fc f a m i l y of A n n A r b o r i
trainer can carry no fireajms except iuns the, last 6 inningB.
followed by the drum and bu .
M'.s. Elsie VanVleck of Ionia W|l
Tn
c
n
'
l ' i l on t h e (.'l;u'k f a m i l i e s h e r e
pistol and blank cartridges.
'••
e Pinckney Kiwanis beat the g\Q c o r p >
in justice court last week
.Nil o a \
.
. Questionairs are being sent to ' Junior Farm Bureau of Fowlerville j
to «-ive up a party teto.
Tin Wcstlcy DeClinos of Mnnchos
1100 farmers in southern Michigan 14 to 8. F»ancis Higgs pitched for
"OBITUARY
tor and the Ted Fishers of Bridge, ihone liiK' thus preventing a fll9
to find out how many nesting and Pi^ekney.
|
HAL
KEVIVAL
through
water called on lhe Walt T C I U J k dt'pt. call from
broods of pheasants they s/v at
Friday, July 20 there will be two
John M. Mci^ucas was bom in
I-.Tusing
a
$2000
fire
loss.
She
l h e Peoples Church of Pinckne; fv.'iiy Friday.
plowing time.
?;nmes at the lighted field here. At Mehn county, Ireland November 21,
Continued wet weather held fires ?:30 Dick Kennedy'.- Teeners will j WOO, the son of James and Pauline e r e hoJdill tf tht>i!" annual revival Mir, Eieanor IxMlwid^t; and Mrs. fined $110 but has appealed.
c dllc
'"rudder were in Ann Arbor Friday. odds are against her. Therew
to 2 which burned over 3 acre 3 last play St. Joseph's Church team of j McLucas and died at Calgary, Albcr J u ' y - 2 2 y wlih
-' * S e a r s o i
Mis. Ora Haines suffered a heart \>vvv. other convictions along ttbi*
The ser.
Howell .At 9:00 p.m.Pinckney takes j ta, July 9, 1956 while on vacation. Chicago as
v i c o a a r e a t !)
. In 1921 he married Mary Gibson.
o'clock each evening, air:uk Monday and was taken ^o line and the higher ourts have
'
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} on City Service ~*
of xj^,,,*ii
Howell.
oi them.
}
has
been f U i i b ' • ! : i n ( c .
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING
The next ceunty league game is T o t n i s union was born 3 daughters. l h a t w e e K l M i S e a r s
McF'hi?rsc-n hos)>ital in Ssvarthout's |
• .
July i i , 1956 with Hamburg at Howell July 27 at } Eva, Pauline and Norma Jean. MM. ! a Y t u t h f o r c h r i a l evangelist for a
Joe Singer, wife aod son of East ' Republican Chairman Hall returned
number of years and has preached
iVcLucas died in 1937.
Special
meeting of Pinckney 8:00 p. m
In 1938 he married Ruth Pratt &J1 over America and in foreign Lansing vi^itprl his brothers here j fioni his first political interview with
eehool board at 7:00 p. m. at the high ,
of Yale. She survivee. Also the 3 countries. There will be special mu Sunday. He is running a M<;hil')l ; President Eisenhower last week full
TH.E KIWANIS LEAGUE
school. The following officer* were
o! optimism. He said the president
3ic by the choir, vocalists and instru Scr\ice Station there .
ir the junior league Rev.Winger's daughters and a son, Charles
elected: Pres., Howard Thayer;Trea3
His Masonic memberships were' Kientalists. George Martin, Detroit,
Mrs. Fred Shirnke and 5 children will fly to the Panama conference*
urer,. Murray Kennedy; Secretary, team beat the Taylor team 16 to 4
for their 4th win. The Bob Tasch ev tensive He was a member of Liv- will direcct the singing. The public of I)ttroit have moved into the Mrs. on July 24 and will also attend the
Theories Bonner:
Burnett house on South national convention in August
ingston Lodge No. 76 of Pinckneyj is invited.
, Alfred Gross of Dexter bein^ low team beat the Hoy team 16 t o l .
Howell St. Mrs. Burnett has moved } San Francisco. That he will take
In the senior league, the lied Sox Brighton O. E. Sk Chaptei-, Howeli
bidder , waa awarded order for two
into the Peter Coniway house on active part in the campaign and
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
new 54 passenger school busses beat the Cardinals 7 to 6 and the Royal Arch, Council and CommandPinckney, Mich. July 10, 19=56 Kast Putnam St.
make speeches in various parts ol
ry, Detroit Consistory and Moslem
Cubs the Yankees 14 to 4.
costing $10,190.00.
Temple Shrine .
Regular meeting- called to ord^r
The Asher Wylies moved into the the nation. This we doubt he will do
JResolution adopted to have meet.
by
Acting
President
Read.
Present:
Mrs.
Mary Hoff house last week, to «-.ny great extent. This is a sop
The funeral was at the: Brighton
BATTING AVERAGES
ing the first Thursday of ea«h
TJ™ Don Lovells dT Detroit havo thrown to the senators and congrwt.
AB R H c t. ( Methodist Church Saturday, Rev. Swiirthout, Shirley, Lavey, Kenn
month at the high school at 7:00
;1 j Chailes Bragg officiating,; assisted ed>, Tiplady and Read, Absent:Nonc. moved into the S. H. Carr house va- mew who know the only way he caa
! Phil Gentile
23 5 0
p. m..
Motion be Shirley, supported l«y a ted by them. The Lovells have 22 help them is to make
speech**
11 5 4 .JG3 by Revs. Backus and Ryan. Burial
Members present: Thayer, Russell, Kenneth Fry
fcwarthout
to
adopt
resolution
per.
children
2
and
4
years
old.
i>i
their
district*.
We
doubt
that
Kob Amburgey
28 6 10 357 ' Fairview Cemetery , Brighton.
JLent.edy, McAfee, Bonner.
clled he will do any whisle stop speaking.
Joe Jeffreys ......... 26 7 9 .846 i Over 100 Masons were there ia tainingg to closingg the following I Mrs. Kate Ifottle f J l
Adjourned 9:30 p. m.
. 17 2 5 .294 | regalia. About as many people were utreets and prepare notices for pub- ' on Mrs. Emma Dinkel one day last ( His campaigning will be mostly
Young
Taomas R. Bonner, Sec.
week.
over radio and TV which may not
..: 24 8 7 .291 i outside the church as inside.The pall
Don Bums
Park
Street
lying:
and
being
North
Bert
VanRlaricum
if
Lansing
nis
ratisfy the Republicans who are op
Ray Moriarity
.... 19 8 5 .263 bearers were 3 Masonic members
NOTICE
brother,
Bruc<\
of
its
intersection
with
Hamburg
for relection.
Brighton church and 3 from
25 5 6 .240
AH; ladies wishing Republican Fred Singer ..
ov
The wedding- of Miss Dorothy
O©fK»
15 2 3 .200 i M" N i church affialited with the Street and all that part of- Pond
Voiuateesr Worker's Cards,, please, Southwefl .......
ParkeT
and
John
Sprout
takes
place
street
lying
and
being
between
the
2
.125
i
Northville
lodge.
There
were
six
1
The/
New
York
kidnapping of H
Tom Houghton
. . 16
ccootaet the following:
August
4
at
the
home
of
the
bride.
intersection
of
said
Street
with
Main
ouby of only moderate welltodo Jew*
.. 25 2 3 .120 I kottorary pall -bears, 5 from Brigh
Mrj. Mae Daller . .
. . . P i n c k n e y :Bob Meabon..
Rev.Fr.McQuillan
of
Detroit,
Mrs
and
Putnam.
Motion
carried.
ish parents from a baby cab in the
. . 12 2 0 .000 i ton and ye editor was the 6th.The
Mrs. Carl Kurkowsky . v
Howell : Wesley Reader
Alma
Harris
and
Merlin
Lavey
call
I
unsolved
Albert
Shirley
was
appointed
to
p
a - j 0 o f his home is still
floral offerings were very extensive.
ton. Ray Sargent ..... . . . Brighton '
the William SShehan's Sunday.
and the police and FBI admit they
COUNTY LEAGUE
Rex Sackett, Rt. W. J. W. of th© take charge of repairing flag pole.
Please return cards to me by
Motion
by
Swarthout,
supported
Robert
Carr,
son
of
Mrs.
Edith
,
h aXC n o clews except the note left
W L Pet. Michigan Grant! Lodge F. at A. M.
September 8.
by Tiplady to p&int street parking Can of Pinckney will be married to J n t\ie cftt> by.y the kianappers.
~
5 1 .825 pave the funeral oration.
pp
Prea Livingston County Repub., City Service ...
(
Pinckney
5 2 ,714
The Brighton Chapter O.E.S put lines. Carried.
j J°J'Cfc Ortendahl of Grand Rapids ji n e n o n a drinking spree and a
%* lican Women's Club
|
Howard Read and Merlin Lavey | there on August 11th.
Hamburg .,'.
2 4 .333 en their funeral service at the
Timothy A^res, Pinckney, Mich,
j lyy unbalanced woman who tried
i
Ray
Reason,
wife
and
daughter,
! c x t o r t m O ney from the parents
Fowlerville
2 5 .285 church Friday night. 53 members were appointed to place street stop l
—with—l
Rosalie, of
of Phoenix,
Phoenix, Arizona
Arizona visited
visited rv)
rested but
but it
it was
was proved
proved the
Rosalie,
they h t t
rv) rested
Proving^ Grounds
2 5 .285 of the Pinckney Chapter attended. signs.
Motion by Swarthout, supported the Albert Dinkels one day last ]] nr,tbinjr to do with It and were oalg
BO AD CONTRACTS •: .•
by Kennedy to allow following bills: j week.
, t r y i n f l r t 0 c a s | , i n o n it> This ttST»lKIWANIS NOTES
The Mlcnigmn Stat^ higkway has
CARD
OF
THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. Hcnrj^ Klikott
o f j y h a p p e n s in a n g u c h
Lavey Ins. Aprency.treas.bond $32.00
Last night Duwai n Hoy described
Jet the contract to resurface 34.63
The family of the late Rev. John VanWinkle& VanWinkle, fee 20.00 Brighton gave a shower for the lack of contact with the
his
canoe
trip
down
the
AuSable
.miles of roads oh M-36, M..47 and M
M.McLucas wish to thank the many Joe Sinai, oil for street
558.r-0 Alien Dinkels Saturday n.ight.
has inclined the authorities to
92. On M..36 from U . S. 23 to the River with 21 Boy Scouts from
The East Marion Farm Bureau the baby may be dead. There M i
friends
and
relatives
and
a«
the
or.
|
,eorge
P.
Johnson
flag
13
00
C
Grayling
to
Mio.
Next
Tuesday
mte
Ingham-Livin^ston county. line ex
fc-aniaations of the First Methodist ; I a v P y Hrdwre. supplies
1192 picniced at Bishop Lake Sunday. I r . l i m e rous unsolved kidnappings. Ifctj
of Pinckney, M.47 Major Thomas Young just back
ccpt the
Brighton, and Novi Meth V._
Sales,
a i i < 8 Mottor
_
__T miscc.
....
. B.b2 50 were tthere.
nio«t famous was that of Ctallftt
from JUS 16 to the lngham..Shiawa. from Japan after 3 years will be the , oChurch,
dlM Church
The
Gene
Dare's
Detroit
spent
,
e w York state 6v*r
guest
The
following
week
H.C.Vedd
»
Livingston
Lodge
No.
\<,
Miller,
truck.labor
55.00
R
t
Yman
• M county line, M-92 from M 10 to
Ro s R i n N
7 6 F<
A M
E s 14
125 00 Sunday at the Albert Dinkel homo. , ,. e a r p a..„..
was in the
g0
the Jackson.Waahtenaw sounty line. er will show travel pictures. The E s * 4 3*1 -> °- » - 5 , Piackney, C o b Egeler, marshali
next week Judge Francis O'Brien, °
' Brighton*
Brighton Don Winger, care of flag
. 6.00
The Murray Kennedys entertain- ! a n J b u g g y d a y a a n d ^ t , ^ ^
Ud e 2 4 7 P & A
of
Ann
Arbor
will
talk.
I
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M.,Howell
Comm
Motion
carried
.
ed Fri<iay night in honor of their »on w a s ever found. A burglar shot
MOVE VOCATIONAL' SCHOOL
I niandry Royal Arch and Shrine for
Motion
to
adjourn
ccarried.
Dick's, birthday. Refreshments were j holdup on Long Island who
The State of Michigan nas taken
their
many
nets
of
kindness
during
seived and the guests danced in tthe n i $ w o u n < j t claimed t h
Wesley Reader and Lonaie HuV
Mildred Ackley, village clerk
options on 277,75, acre*- of . land at
our
bereavement.
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Ka"rtt*eI dead bat his story wms
the. junction of ' the Grand Trunk man are spending a week at New.*
b
fihi
SPECIAL
NOTICE
The Ross Reads entertained the e n The boy had a helrtttfe
Haifroad .and U 3 . » a t Whitrtliore berry fishing.
MARPRED
SATURDAY
George
Wildes sr,th e George Wildes u n i m w hteh caused
All
people
who
would
be
interest
the
Dis.
Mazer, called at
$90,268.75. and acpired 90 acres
Paula
LaPrad,
daughter
of
the
in working with a summer drama ot'*r. and the Howard Reads in honor itors to turn up over the
the state highway deftt. and patch office Tuesday. He now live*.
.art work'
Howard's birthday Friday night.
^
ft ' *\ w. LaPrads of Unadilla was marr
foort
the Boys Vocational Ht Pehton *here he has bnilt
Leslie -McAfee spent last week at
are Jnvitel to
i ied to John Green of t«an»injr at St. ^-utiness" and
ORDER CHEBRIB8 NOWt
Seheol there from Lansing .The land
Winans
Lake
with
Margaret
Leach,
OtwclL
a card to
The Charie* Hoder ianily of De- Majy*s Church Saturday by Rev.Fr.
I am going north after
Mr*.
Elsie
Fink
of
Farmingtoa
vis
r
.Mrb.
was at the Kiabell Drive, Pitelney
go* 7 w . « m sB-i
Fred Loece, Loce Lenwo, Stanley troit spent Sunday with the Lester Schmitt Reception
iud her uncle, Fred Wylie, Moaday.
biide*s
home.
Befrert Tmtk. Ptedney.
ta Sato*. "
Despite growing concern aarcotc
tales are not a major problem of
qtf law - enforcement in Michigan
saf* Joseph Child's,
commissioner
of state police. Few corapliants or
in the rural areas. Of the
compliant* investigated last year
85 percent were in Wayne county.
Most of the dope confiscated was
driven in by auto from Chicago and
Cleveland. Effective intercception of
naicdtics is the prime object of tUc
state police. So far they have been
successful an intercepting large lots
T)f* illegal-narcotics.
Conuna will have a "Let George"
t)o it" day August 11, 12. There
will be a festival with street dances
and barbeque. All the men will b«cailed George and the women Geor.
the Peenfe's Uiiurcn
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Wednesday, July 18, 1M6
»ighboring
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ONE OF THE PLEASANT
excitements that never
seems to wear out is
speaking Long Distance
with someone you miss.
And once you decide to
make a call (if you're like
most people) you can
hardly wait to be connected, if you call by number you'll be connected
much faster. That way Information won't hdVe to take
your time getting the number. So keep handy those
numbers you call often. We'd be glad to send you a
free alphabetized personal directory for the purpose.
Just call the telephone Business Office.
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NATURALLY we think
telephone women are
among the nicest" people"
t h e r e a r e . T h a t ' s why
we're so glad when one
gets singled out for an
honor. Mrs. Herman Gibson, one ci our customer
representatives at Flint,
was one of two Flint women recently selected to represent Genessee County as
"ambassadors" to European countries this summer. The
visits are part of the Experiment in International Living
Program sponsored by the Flint Junior Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. Gibson will live with a family in Sweden
for a month and spend another month touring that
country. All of us wish her a happy voyage.
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IT'S TELEPHONES three
to one! Back in 1946
there was one telephone
for every five persons in
the U . S . Today there is
o n e p h o n e for every
\
three. Why the boost in
phones? Because the
public wants more and
more telephone service.
Telephone growth also reflects the general prosperity
and an increasing dependence on fast communications. Incidentally, in ratio of telephones to people,
the U. S. ranks first. Sweden, Canada, New Zealand, Switzerland and Denmark follow in that order.
Notes of 25 Years Ago
Polly Joyce Mitteer, daughter of
Roy Reason pitched and won both
WHTTMOULAU
t e Robert Mitteers of Stoekbridjfe, fames of doable header here Sunday
was married to Ray Vance Dancer at He beat Albert Pelham VFW Poet of
Friday, S»t*re*j, Jaly Jt, II
Ak CwiaBttoasd
the Presbyterian church there last Detroit im the first game 8 to 2 and i lUwtll, Mica.
week, Rev. Dr. Behner officiating.
"LONB R A N G B B T
Ann Arbor Michagamme in the sec- *
Only 35 votes were cast at the ond 4 to 0. The lineup :GJJWFard, c; W«L, Thar* Jmly 18, 19
i» Warmer Ceser wita
Laureate Harvey, Anthoay Steel
Ltexter school election. Earl Doletsky C. Hendee, lb, B. Budd, lb; Kinney,
Claytea Moore, Beate Grasttile
SB
was reeelected to the board. There bell, Grant Ward, Harold Maycock
were 28 votes in favor of selling outtfied, Care Miller, Springman,
"CA3H ON D I U y » Y "
i* CbeScope M 4 Color
the "6 district school houses and 7 Vorm Campbell, Mike Blades.
Wttfc
-STORM
OVER
THE
NILE"
against it.
SaeOey Wfaaters
Henry Plumraer, 87, died at h V
Dexter ie replacing the sidewalk*
Friday, Saturday, July 20, 21
on the south side of Main St. in the home at Pinrree July 18.
News
Nevett*
Deoble Feature Proftraaa
Miss Agnes Harris of Webster
M auric* Kelly, Andrew Cam*).
Walt Diaaey'a
Mo*)., Toes* July a?, tt, 24
has been very ill at St. Joe hospit. Wll, rant Ward, Harold Maycock
LOCOMOTIVE
mjJOP
el, Ann Arbor, but is better. ?
••TUB UTTLBfT ©VTLAW*
nrui Rayinonu -ucintjre are on tth»
in Techmieeior
The eontracc to bnpd the new corn borer patrol at Iroa Mountain.
Is
in CjuMsSeom
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county hospital was let to R. C. [)eean Reason has beee at Grand
With
Hendricks and Son of Saginaw. Dard Faven.
The Truth About Flying Saucers
Inc., Landing got the mechanical
Fees Parker and Fees Banter
Alice Wolfer who ha* beea stay.
UNDENTlftBi>
FLYING
0BJBOT8
work. Electrical Service, Ann Arbor, mg with her grandmotther, Mrs.
Colo* CartoaA
and
Late Hews
the electrial, Detroit Elevator Co., Hetty Teeple -was married, to Howard
i the elevators and Peninsular Diesel, Wilcox at Minneapolis, Minn. July Sunday, Monday. July 22, 23
Wednesday. Thursday. Jaly M, 26
Matinee taaay, s O t p - s * .
, the generators. It will be ready by 16.
"SEBBNADB"
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Van
Johnson
and
Vera
Mites
ip Warner, Color with
the fall of 1957.
Floyd Weeks, former local drugs
in
Thrilling Marie Laasa sad
| Jack Hassencahl of Plainfield en ist has been appointed business mgr.
"23
PACES
TO
BAKER
STREET"
!
Joan Feantata .
listed in the air corp and gone to of the Mich. State San at HowelL
b
Cineanaeope
and
Color
! Texas.
Jay Brigham, local milk man ha*
Cartooa
i Only 60 votes were cast at the idised the price of milk to 8c a qt.
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How ell school election. Robert Me
The Rex Read family of Pelham,
„ Wed., Thure.. July 24, 25, 2«
Donald and Charles Ward wer« el N. Y. are visiting here .
6 5 8 8 JACKSON KB. Rte 8
Dan Daily and Cyd Chariaee
ected to the board.
St. Mary's annual picnic is SaturIB
The wheat suota vote for this day, August 1. Big Chicken Dinner.
"MEET MB IN LAS VBGAS"
county is July 20.
Program, Frank Shields, toastmav
b dnemacope and C*lor
; Brighton has started their new ter. Fowlerville high school band,the
] Friday, Saturday, July 2f. 21
high school building. They expect to Ionian Sisters Quartettee, Mac, the
j
"RED SUNDOWN"
have 5 class rooms ready for use by Magician. Ball game Pinckney vs
la Teehaiseier
l
_ the end of the year.
Fowlerville. Dance in the evening.
Rory Calhoun and Martha
175 vote were cast at the Brighton t Joan Goldkette's Orchestra,
—alse—
school (election. Ralph
LewAllen i The Dr. Lloyd family of Sharon
"THE KILLINGS"
was elected to the school, board. He J and Dr. Hossall of Youngstqwn, Pa. \
With
works for the Citizen's Mutual Auto are visiting the Rev. Berquisht fa a
Sterling Hayden and Celeen Cpay
Ir.surancce Company of Howell. Be
Chelsea, Michigan
f
By.
fore that he was a state trooper.
Sender, Monday, July SI, 2T
"KETTLES IN T H 1 OZAHattV'
Friday, Saturday, July 20, 21
TWO MEN WITH THB 8AMB
The Gue Teeple family and " Mrs.
With
"BOHAWANI JUNCTION"
Nettie Vaughn and daughter, Norm a,
Marjorie Main, Arthar l a n a t a t t
in Cinem*Sc«B* and CoJer
INCOME
spent last week at the Teeple cott
—also—
With
age at Portage Lake.
"KISS
OF FIRS"
One man goes ahead and spends.The A?a €«rdner and Stewart Granfer
August 16 is sports day at Stock
• -wita—
other looks ahead and saves. It's j
bridge. Pinckney plays ball there.
in Technieelor
every person's choice more luxury [ Sunday, Monday. July 22, 23
Governor Fred M. Warner and Lt.
Ifll
now or more security later.
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"THE LONE RANGER"
Gov. Pat Kelly will tour Livington
Jack
Palance
and Barbara Rusa
in Color
coupty July 27. They will be at Pinck
Can
We don't advise scrimping to save J
ney at 10:00 a. m.
There are more logical limits. What • Clayton Moore, Jay Silverheela ««
Charles Teeple, Carl Sykes and we do advise is moderate, regularTonto, and Boniu Granville j Tue*., Wed., Thure., July 24, gf, M
Joe Pressley caught 24 bass casting thrift saving as SOOJI as possible.
THERE'S ALWAYS TOMORROW
Thursday at Portage Lake, weigh.. Make a simple calculation . . then ] Tues. Wed. July 24, 24 t days only
injr from l ' i to 3 lbs. They used come in and make a"down payment"
Carbara Stanwyck,Frad MaoMursay
By Popular Request
Dowagiac tackle.
"A BULLET IS WAITING"
ou peace of mind t
"WHISPRING SMITH"
Helen Green, daughter of the
in Teehnieoler
in Technicolor
iicrt Greens is ill with typhoid fev.
WHIi
With
V
er at Stockbridge.
Rory Calhoun and Jean Skaaeni
aJan Ladd, Robert Preston
Helen Monks was operated on at
the Pinckney Sanitarium Thursday
Starting Thursday, July 26
for appendicitis.
Bob Bepe
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Guy Teeple of Teeple Hardware
Francis ShehanMrs. A4ma S a n i s ,
la
f
has been putting up quite a few
and William Shenan ealled en tae
"THAT CERTAIN FEELING"
* Federal! Reserve Catwindow awnings this summer.
Deals in Danaville one day last week.
porattoei aad Federal Deyoeit
; St, Mary's annual picnic is Aujr.
18 this year.
Sunday guests of the WtMiem
All Deposit! Insoxed Up to %XQJ№
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fer l a t h Depoahot
Snehans were Franeis Krvaa and
- township holds an auction July SC. day.
and family of Detroit
aid Mrs,
E W. Daniels, aijcWneer.
Eunice Schuchart of Howell
Th« Don Griffiths of Mt. Pleasant
The P. G. Teeples of Marquette were Sunday guests of the Joe Griff..
and the Bruce McPherson of How«»l ith family.
The Fred Reads had for
are at the Teeple cottage at Portage
guests Dr. Steve Brows and
j
• Lake ths year.
ter, Marilyn, the Joha MeCiires ef
The Alfred Morgans of Olivet are
Detroit and the Bob Read Jaatttr
ENTER THE "HOW*S YOUR
HOUSEPOWER?" CONTEST
I visiting the Fred Burgess family.
The Dale Mi Hera attended tike.
Just read the fact sheet,
Miss Joie Harris will teach in
wedding
of Virginia Greeu aid Bud
then
take
a
minute
to
comj Dundee this fall.
plete entry blank. Grand
Greeley st St. Joseph's tatiroA
j The Millen Cement Company at
prize
$10,000—200
other
HowelI,Saturday. The reeeptiea was
!
Four Mile Lake want to hire 50
prizes
every
month
through
at
K. of C. hall, Howell.
f
' men.
September. For fact sheet
Mesdames Ethel Spreut
and
and entrv blanks . ,
Last Tuesday the horse driven by
Phyllis Soule were ia PeatUe laxt
i the Misses Devereaux of Pinckney
Friday.
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i «ot frightenel near tho Bennett ice
See your appliance deafer er
David Carver attended a perty
i house at Lakeland and ran away
Friday
afternoon given for John
DETROIT EDISON
away. They escaped injury.
Davis at Portage Lakee.
Will Cady*s team ran away last
Saturday but did not do much damli
'3C1Q DriveJn THEATRE
SYLVAN
THEATRE
Notes of £# Years Ago
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EASY WAY
TO WIN
$10,000
VOTE FOR
fir--
f George G ardner and wife spent
I last week in northern Michigan.
He Wants to Meet You, Too!
Here's
An Easy
Way to
Bank
ERVJN B. SNYDER
Progressive Democrat
For County Clerk
Chock Chambarlain's rid. white and blua 'Victory wagon" it a familiar aighi all
tAXOogh Xngham, Livingston and Genesee counHaa. Ha's out to meat personally all the
roters 1M can in the Sixth Congressional District; to learn their views and discuss his
program. Watch for this car in your neighborhood. It's your opportunity to step up
and meet Chamberlain facofto-face.
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County„ Prosecuting
Attorney
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Former U. S. Treasury Agent
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Attorney for Michigan 9enaie, 1953-54 if
Successful practicing lawyer
p*—.*. Qi|y Attorney for E. Lansing
it
mJly settled in 6th District in 1844
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Veteran with outstanding World T t r II record
Prtaaty — A .a* t
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LEE THEATRE
HOWELL
THEATRE
Let your nearest mailbox help you Bank-by-Mai'L
No special crips, no standing in line . . . aad you
get that extra money safely deposited before you're
tempted to spend it! You'll like our Bsnk*by*
Mail service and when you get s chance to visit
us — you'U like the friendly people who are be/t
to serve you.
EASY
TO WIN
$10,000
INTIt THf «HOW*S YOUK
HOUStTOWER?" CONTEST
Just read the fact sheet,
then take a minute to complete entry blank. Grand,
prise $10,000-200 other
prises every month through
September. For fact abeet
and entry blanka . . .
ice eleaier er
DETROIT IDISON
THE McPHERSON STATE BANK
mOOBPOBATib W i
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DISPATCH
Wednesday, July 18, 1966
ANNUAL FNANCL
PINCKNEY COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
July I, 1955 — July J, 1956
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GENERAL FUND RECEIPTS
Balance July 1, 1955
$ 20,723.78
Current Tax Collections
$ 60,446.61
Delinquent Tax Collections
6,613.88
interest on Delinquent laxei
340.19
Primary hund
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14,717.25
State School Aid, 1955-56
97,666.35
School Aid Advance on 1956-57
20,000.00
Sales lax
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4,829.79
Library Fund .
1,297.65
Rural Agricultural Aid
1,210.53
Vocational hducation
9*6.00
Tuition
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2,562.84
Transportation Fees
1,102.95
Transler irom Bldg. die Site Fund
117.19
8,032.93
Revolving Fund Receipts
Other Non-Revenue Receipts
2,028.52
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pu t
o
any longer! Come in today—wo can show
"88" HOLIP- V ; . DAN
you why -ttiis is -the month ±o buy !
i EEN PLAYING a waiting game? You'll that says worlds for the action you'll enjoy.
know the time for wait in<? is over . . . You'll find all the features to hold >our
the time for action is here . . . when you try investment in driving pleasure high.
an Olds "88". It's the car you've waited for
. . . the smart time to get it is right now! S u r e l y n o w * t h e t i m e t o t r a t I e • • • n o w
4Vffeile th€-vaUi«^»f your pr^seut x^r has hit
W you'r« like most wide-awake folks, its summer high . . . whi!f there are so
you'll be pleased to see how little it takes many weeks of plea-ant <M-, : r ' •!.
to drive this Oldsmobile home. Especially
after you sample its bigness. For there's no So why wait? ^ iii;i ;.. ; ? <•-:••;. <
a
compromise with power, comfort, and per- money and enjoyment. Common sense
formance in this one. \\ hen you step up to says it's smart to get a Rocket Engine
an "88", you rate a Rocket tngiue, and Olds . . . and srt it note!
PRICED
Total General Fund Receipts
$221,95-2.71
Total Receipts plu* JuJy 1, 1955 Balance ....
$242,676.49
GENERAL FUND DISBURSEMENTS
Salaries of Board of Education
.
$ 525.00
Census and Compulsory Attendance
268.55
Administration
12,221.42
School Library
2,397.91
Instruction
113,242.19
Operation of School Plant Wages
13,357.66
Fuel and Utilities
13,227.46
Operation Supplies & Expense
2,826.01
Maintenance of Grounds
736.10
Maintenance of Buildings
11,104.95
Maintenance of Furniture & Equipment
1,231.93
i
_ 3,003*21
Transportation
Recreational Activities
Capitol Outlay
Transfer to Debt Retirement
Rev, .. _, Fund
20,602.70
558.27
24,081.54
1,300.00
11,788.51
Total Di'-oui sements
Balance
. 1, 1956
$232,473.41
10,203.08
j Disburi.^..nts plus Balance
O
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O«t ftul of th» Ordinary trii«
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$242,676.49
HsdESEVr':
BUILDING & SITE FUND
•Balance July 1, 1955
Transfer from Debt Retirement Fund
lumm«r
. Altt CONDITIONED
OLDSMOBILII
$232,585.26
2,744.60
Total Receipts and Balance
Building Disbursements: ...
Furniture & Equipment:
Transfer to General Fund
BE CAAIFUL . . . DRIVE SAFELYI
DON MAIN MOTOR SERVICE
$221,588.38
.
13,640.48
101.00
Total Disbursements
Phone 514
Z14 West Grand River, Howell, Mich.
$235,329.86
$235,329.86
Balance July 1, 1956
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DEBT RETIREMENT FUND
Balance July 1, 1955
Current Taxes
$ 36,007.81
Delinquent Taxes
2(643.79
Interest on Delinquent Taxes
125.20
Interest on Investments
225.00
Transfer from General Fund
1,300.00
NOMINATE
Charles Gatesman
Prosecutng Atto ney
Total Receipts
40,301.«0
Receipts plus balance
60,344.63
Principal on Debts
Interest on Debts
Other Disbursements
Transfer to other Funds
ON THE REPUBLICAN TICKET
20,042.83
Total Disbursements
Balance July 1, 1956
16,000.00
8,475.00
45.20
2,760.79
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33,0*3.64
Total Disbursements plus BaUic*
$ 60,344.63
AT THE PRIMARIES AUGUST 7, 1956
Forestry Parley Meets in Geneva
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M^Jtoertry anthoritles of Europe recently concluded a
arvidthe ttts^rt of epidemics the United Nations is cnv,
UKSS ln^?u:*t!«a| oumpaJgo hi Korea. Inoculations a? ?
of Use pprrofctttwwi offiydhon nnd Sconl v?ti\ htvtfc^ej:rrby ttM«nd oi October..U.N. b also carrying vnccinalion
tyjuioki-aiMl eholera with iwttre doctor* onder the
•I UMI UaAAoi fwrniiri wkWi
of dfeetmiofif at Geneva to coordinate Europe's forestry poland inereaM production of timber on an over-all basis. The
rood
2 S \ 5 S ! ? ? i:CAO).
5 i ? C -Here,
*"-? ^wKare OrrankaUon of
a Swiss Forestry Inspector ex-
~*SS!!* 9mmrnUM to a
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Plant Feet Cut Back
Pear Ecentmy When
Farm Prices* Decline
/CUTTING down fertilizer ui«
TAXES
TH*
PWCKXBY
THE ANNUAL FOWLERVUE ...
JULY 30.31 AUGUST L 2. 3> 4
MbNDAY
A. >!. Black and White
8 W P . JL Wrestling
• . TUESDAY
Entr> D«y
8:to P. M. Dog Racing
v-< when price* of farm product!
drop is the worst type of economy
a farmer caa make, says P. £.
McNall, University of Wisconsin
agricultural eceoomist
U r a though farm prices should
drof) 9$ p«r e*nt and prices of fertilizer should stay the tame, McNaD says, the average fanner
wouJd fet back $1.50 in increased
1TDLLAGB TAXES ABE NOW DUB AND
PAYABLE AT MY HOMS
9:3e
1:30
1:30
2:00
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MONDAYS AND SATURDAYS
THURSDAY
10:00 A. M. Judging
4-H Emeries
1:30 P. M. Harnew Raefef
2:00 P. M. Base Ball Came
7:40 P. M. Stock Auction S a t e *
3:00 P. M. 4-H Talent Sh QW
1:30 P. M. Stock Car Auto Rac«
?:00 P. M. Base Ball Game
7:30 P. M. Livestock and
Parade
K:00 P. M. Ward Beam Tkrill
SATURDAY
1:30 P. M. Big Car Auto Raei&f
8:00 P. M. Kleins' Variety Show
ADMISSION PRICES
Season Ticket. Person, Car
General Admission, Gate . . . . S
General Admission Gxandataad 7
Children, Grandstand
Reserved Seats, Grandstand
Ca? Parking
UNTIL FURTUR NOTICE
HELEN REYNOLDS,
605 East Putnam St., Pindkney
TWO NIGHT GAMES HERS
Pisckney played 2 games here at
thetr lighted field laat Friday ni£*t.
The Mill Creek team cancelled Thurs
day and the Brighton Conservation
team was secureed to replace them.
Pinekney had little trouble winning
15 to 4. The conservatiom boya
touched up Tommy H o u s t o n a little
in the 5th, scoring 3 ru n on 4 hits,
one of which was a home run. Pincc
aey had 6 mna the first, 4 the 3rd
and 5 the 5th.
POST OFFICE BOX 203
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
A a regular m^etin^ of the ^~—..
ciJ of the Village of Pinekney, Living1
ston County, Michigan, held in the
Council Rooms in said Village on
July 10, 1956.
Adding plant food via grain drill.
n t Howard Read, Albert Shir
Present
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crop value tor each It he spent for
ey> M e r h n
plant food.
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^ ^ Irvin Kennedy,
Tests at state agricultural col, T * T l p U d y a n d Don Swarthout.
ent :None
leges
and experience on Midwestem farms have shown that at pres^
-,
.
ent prices, farmers can expect to
get a return »f $3 for each SI InTne following resolution was made
Picckney
AJB R H
vested
in fertilizer. ,,
by Albert Shirley and its adoption
Singer, ss
4 2 2 moved.
Actually, agronomists at MidAmburgey, 2b
4 2 1
weitern agricultural colleges and
axperiment stations are advising
Whereas the Council deems it adJeffreys, l b
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farmers
to increase rather than cut
visable to vacate, discontinue and
Clark, If
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down tfceir ate •* fertiliser. These
abolish all that part of Park Street soils men report that heavy ferGentile, If
2 0
lying and being north of the inter
tiliter application* are the most
Bums, cf
3 1
profitable
a fanner can make.
ections of said^ street with__Mairi and
Y o u a g , 3fe ,. . . . ^ . v . . . - ; . . ,4 1
University
agrenoPutnam Streets, be it therefore re-1 miite report of--Missouri
Fry, rf
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that in one test. 25solved that it is advisable to vacate, j Dushel corn land produced 124
Reader, c
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[discontinue and abolish all that part buihels per acre, when 1,100 pound*
Houghton, p
3 3
of Park Street lying and being North of nitrogen, phosphate and potash
fertilizer was plowed down before
Conservation Camp
AB R H of its intersection with Hamburg planting and a complete starter ferJordaa, ss
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Street and all that part of Pond St. tilizer wai added at planting tim*
Snyder, rf ......!'!... .I!.'.'.....".'.'..' 3 0 1 lying and being between the intersec
Morris, cc ............
2 0 1 tion of said Street with Main and
J. Jones, c
1 0 0 Putnam Streets, and that the Coun.
Carjfyle, 3b . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . . 3 0 0 cil shall meet on August 14th at eight
Outz, 2b
3 1
o'clock p. m. at the Council Reoms
Green, lb ..
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in the Village of Pinckney and hear
Evans, cf . . ..
3 1 1 objections, if any there be, to the va
HE Middle West -Soil ImHoay, if
•;;.; 3 1 1 eating, discontinuing- and abolishing
provement Comrnittee lists
Birmingham, p
2
1 of that part of Park Street and" that five suggestions for storing ferC Jones, p
, ' ' l
0 Part of Pond Street heieinbefore de. tilizer on the farm this ^winter
In the girls game between the scribed, and that following notice be so it will be in good condition
Vinckney Kiwanis and Sutton's Hard given of such public hearing by pub- when it is needed for spring
crop operations:
ware, Hewell the Howell girls man lishing the same on July 18, 1956,
1—Keep the fertilizer -bags off
1, 195
nged to win a seesaw affair 14 to July 25, 1956 and August
the ground or off concrete.; 2—
38 v/hen they broke a 14 to 14 tic the Pinekney Dispatch, a newspaper Store the fertilizer in the' barn
some other dry building; 3—
scoring 4 runs the last inning. published and circulated within the or
Put the bay* on 2 x 4's or cribSome -of the Pinekney team were Village of Pinekney, to-wit:
bing above the floor Then the
fertilizer won't soak up moisabsent. Midge Higgs and Cherri
ture
and get Jumpy;'4—Prevent
Gudith each got 4 hits for Pinokney NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
oaking by pil.n^; bags only sevNotice is hereby given that the en or eight hi;ii: 5—Keep brokand Mary Ann Jeffreys and Janet
Village
Council of the Village of en bags separate from the main
Shirley hit home runs. Betty Cousins
Loose frrtilizer soaks up
of HoWell hit 2.
2. Mildred
Mildre Kellenberg- Pinekney, Livingston County, Michi. pile.
moisture.
er of Pinekney made a star catch pan will hold a public hearing on Aug
and storing fertilizer
ust 14 at eight o'clock p. m. in the on"Buying
in right field.
the farm now is particularly
Kiwanis Girls
AJB R H Council Rooms in said Village, to advisable," says the commithear objections, if any there be, to tee, ''because of the tight situJ. Shirley ss
4 2
the vacating, discontinuing and ab.. ation on railroad freight cars
M. Higgs, If
4 3
needed to move phosphate and
dishing of all that part of Park potash from the mines to ferC. Gudith, cf
4 2
V: Amburgey, p
5 2 * Itreet lying and being north of its tilizer factories.
"If this car shortage becomes
intersection with Hamburg Street
Jeffreys, 3b
5 1
more
critical as spring ap«
and all that part of Pond Street lying
J. Rutledge ,c
4 1
proaches,
fertilizer manufacturbeing between the intersection of ers may have
difficulty getting
M. Kellenberger, rf
2 0
said
Street
with
Main
and
Putnam
materials
for
the
big volume of,
Krahn, rf
2 0
plant food needed by farmers.'*,
Streets.
M. Pena, 2b
..... 4 1
Every ton of fertilizer moved
Wiltse, lb
2 0
In the weeks ahead from facto- 1
Be it further resolved that a copy ries to "farms v.'ill help manu*
Sutton's Girls
A B R H of this resolution with said Notice facturers maintain production 1
schedules this v/inter and pre>
Spare, 2b, p
....
5 3
of Hearing be published i n Pinekney vent
serious local shortage!
Sawdy, lb
6 3
Dispatch on th e dates hereinafter later on, the committee sayi, x
Ccusins, 2b, p
out.
6 4
Clirwson, 3b
[[ Q 2
Foster, ss
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Resolution supported by Trustee
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Poma, c
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3warthout,
0
Campbell, rf .......!!.,.' "-\[ 4 1
^Pwrfmously adopted.
serious shortage of freight
Wessengor, C f . . ' . . . ! ] ' . ' . " . 2 1
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cars was c : tjd as a reason
I>3nkeI
VilIaee
Hoibeen, If ,,...,
4 2
tJS^
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^siden^ 'hy farmers should act imrreMildred Ackley, Village Clerk.
lately to or '<:.- and take de-
Winter Storage of
Plant Food Assures
Supplies for Spring
WEDNESDAY
A. M. Judging 4-H Mterfat
P. M. Haroeaa Racing
P. M. Fat Stock Show
P. M. Base Ball Gaste
P. M. Tommy Bartlett
RE-ELECT
IASY
TO W!M
Lawrence Gehringer
? 0,000
HOUSf:POWEK?"
CONTENT
Jast read the fact shec;.,
then take a in in u :c to complete entry blank. Gn\ 5
prize $tO,000—2CO o t i c
prizes every month throw 'i
September. For fact eh -c
and entry blanks . . .
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YOUR SlJPPORT APPREBCIATED
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Two Games
7:30 Pinekney Teeners learn
vs St. Joseph's Church Hoivell
Cars Mav Hamper
Fertilizer Jlovement
S
flivery
of fertilizer for their 1956
1
rops,
Bottle Q
FOR COOKING, WATER HEATING AND
/his man cni giy*
dependable
delivery of
THE
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USED POWER MOWERS FOR SALE OR RENT
Mowers Repaired
B. C. WHITE Jr.
C. E. HEWLETT
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The United Natioai Trusteeship Council, now holding its seventh
annual session at Lake Success will deal with such questions at
progress in U.N. Trust Territories, proposals for an international
regime for Jerusalem, and protection of the Holy Places there.
Here, Dr. Victor Hbo, U.N. Assistant .geeretanr-General, talks with
Roger Oarreaa •! Tn*** tptftts^ f | i » j | j | 4 «(
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The Dale MiUera attended ' # 1
wedding of Virginia Green and
Greeley at S t Joseph's ChareH
Howell^aturday. The titeeption w l l
at K. of C. hall, HowtJL
Mesdames Ethel
Phyllis Soole
Pridajr.
TW-SSW-
DWATCH
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MYRON HUGHES
Peoples
tore
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and Supplies
The Bert Davies are moving I o
Howell this week from the Junicr
Doyle apartment.
I
EJectic, Oil and Gas Het Water Heaters
Lat Wednesday evening
Mrs.
Edna Spears, Mrs. Francis Shehan
Miss Helen Tiplady were at the
Brows Funeral Home Flint, for the
Boaary Service for William Burle.
COMPLETE LINE OF PUMPS
SOB.
GENTS FURNISHINGS
GROCERIES
Complete Line of Plumbing Fixtures .
Mrs- Richard Loomis jr. and soa,
Dick, visited fee Bkhard Loomises
•r. in Detroit last week.
LINGERIE
CANNED GOODS
Wednesday, July 18, 1966
WE SELL
Mra.Ella Walker of Chelsea spent
Illast Wednesday with Mrs. Ethel
|* Sprout.
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The John Boyera visited the Fred
Schaufels at Stockbridge Friday.
SHOES
Bob Pike and wilt were Thursday
guests of the Enton Clarks in
Unadilla.
DRYGOOOS
Mrs. Cora Wright and Florence
Tupper of Flint, Mrs. Katherine
Whitehead and Beatrice Lamborn of
Gregory were Sunday guests of
Jesse Henry and wife.
_ Pat Umphrey and the Rupert Gar
ners of Detroit spent the week end
with the George VanNormans.
ENEKAl STORE
Meadams Flornce Baughn and Vir
ginia VanNorman of Howell called
j on the Dick Amos of Howell Friday.
The Elmer Radtkes jr. of Philadel
phia who have been visiting the An.
drew Nesbitts returned home last
week,
i The Andrew Nesbitts visited the
I'rank Naylors A. Clarks in Eaton
Ear ids last week.
PHONE UP 8 3114
The Jack Clarks of Dexter spent
Sunday with the Mary Nash family.
Mrs. Bonnie Henry and Mrs. Lois
Kimberly gave a shower at the form
ers home Friday night for Miss
Julie Krahn. 38 were present.
Why not buy in
quantity when your
grocer has "specials"
on frozen foods?
Doing so amounts to a
double saving. You
spend less money per
package—spend less
time shopping. And
frozen vegetables, like
tencLr green peas,
stay garden-sweet for
months in a home
food freezer or twoin-one refrigerator- .
freezer.
SEE YOUR ELECTRIC
1075 E M-36
f
Wagoners Grocery
6066 PINCKNEY ROAD
Quality Merchandise
I
The Don Brooks family, Mrs.
Jt'ni.ie Shankland of Ypsilanti and
Mrs. Florence Covert of Ann Arbor
called on the J. H. Hooker Sunday.
WE INSTALL & SERVICE
LOW P R I C E S
,
Beer and Wine To Take Out
PHONE HOWELL 705J2
BLUE WATER LAUNDROMAT
Th« L. J. Henrys, Tom Wares, the
Earl Kimberlys and Julie Krahn at
tended the Schoenhals reunon Sun.
AT LAKELAND, MICH.
ACROSS FROM COBBS
Lake Chemung.
W.H. Myer and wife were Sunday
COMPLETE ONE STOP SERVICE FAMILY WASH
dinner guests of the Edsil Meyer
family at Portage Lake.
and
SAM DAY 8BRVIC1
Tht Ralph Halls with the Perry SOFT WATER
Browns of Ann Arbor had dinner
DRY CLEANING
Sunday at the Colonial House.
COTTON RUGS WASHED AND
FLUFF DRUU)
Ray Sullivan and
Paul Singer
are building second stories on their
homes.
The Mark Nash family atter|ldd j
the picnic Sunday of the Farm I
Bureeu at the Ed Fritch home at
Lake Chemung.
Men., Tu*. W«d. Thur. FrL Sat
The Frank Clarks of Milford were Daily To 7:00 P .M..
Sunday guests of the Winston
Baughnf.
James Whitley is on a road test
through several states for the Gen.
NOMINATE
eral Motors Proving Grounds.
The James Whitleys attended the
funeral of his grandmother, Mrs.
Sylvia Whitley at Ann Arbor last
Tuesday.
J Dawaia Hoys troop of Boy Scouts
L Candidate for
j "The Explorers" took a 21 mile can
oe trip down the AuSable River last
week, starting from Grayling. They
left here Wednesday. The scouts'
were Donnie Baughn, John Hoy, j
Dwain Haines, Gordon LaBelleJohn
St. Pierre, Gordon Hoyt, Peter Bo
of Livingston County on the
bon, Douglas Atkins.
Tommy Read visited Lynn Fisher
Republican Ticket
at Bayville, Ohio, last week.
WELL QUALIFIED
APPLIANCE DSALBt
The Harold Gallups of Fanning,
ing ton visited the Murray Kennedys i
24 Years Experience
last week.
1
Mrs. Kan Meabon and daughter j
Former Deputy and Unders+ierirt
of Ann Arbor visited Mrs. Eleanor
Ledwidge last week.
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Mrs. Vern Kennedy of Lime Lake (
suffered a heart attack last week
and was taken to McPherson bespit,
al in the Swarthout ambulance.
B« BUT* th* office, of Prosecutor
Ambrose Kennedy who has been
is handled by
of experience employed by the Detroit Edison Co.
ability.Vote tw Wilfred XJQrwin for 11 years has been transferred to
August 7th.
Pontiac where he will be supervisor
Timmie Bidw^l of Brigkttoo vis in the tree trimming dept. He will
move there and rent his house at
ited the Ben Whetia last
Whites took him taocne 8naday and Chubba Corners.
The Harold Fairchilds of Birming
had dinner with the Kdwells.
The iawreace Baugtoa celebrated ham called'on the Frank Aberdeens
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their suitrtnary Thursday nite with Sunday.
Rex Noggle came home from St.
a party at their new cettaft att Pir
Joe hospital, Ann Arbor Thursday.
cage Laka.
The Harold Porters entertained
The Thomas Bonne* family were
Satxurmy dinner gnmt* of thf Lam. the Vivian Shrine Club of Detroit at
their home at a picnic Sunday. 17
ar Nola&t of n g m h .
Callers «f Diek WyUe last week were thwe.
Rex Sackett and wife and James
wer« Alaa Rose, Jack DoyWanjes
Campbell, Bob Klute, Dr. and Mrs. Lunsford of Detroit were week ead
Wylie, Dr. and Mrs. Drod^e and tin callers of the Lawrence Camburns.
Brtti WyUe family and of course 1 The Wayne AtLes entertained
Coastal Thomas Wylie. Diek says the anniversary dub Thursday nit*.
on* of Tom's visits are better than 17 were there.
lira. Howard Read entertained
a bottle of
the Del Packards and Albert Brigg*
The Baatt Whit* a* Upon.
famiiiea of Manchester and the
honor of
PHONE AC 9 6257
MRS. TAPPATTE Lakeland. Mi'h.
FRANK Z1EGL
SHERIFF
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LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIES
WATER SYST£MS,PLUMB!NG ^REPAIRS
THE ROUSH PLUMBING
m Sherwm Wttams Paints
and Fuel Oil
Phone UP 8 6607
310 Webster
"SAY IT A WrTK FLOWERS" frsa
and Bidding Hardwire
HELLER'S FLOWERS
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D. E HOEY & SONS
Have HA 6-8119 Dexter
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THE PINCKNBT DiflPA
SPECIAL
Window Fans
IDE BUSINESS PROF&SHMjffl.CORNE1
FUNEBAL '• SORB
The Pinckney Soaitarium
Do* C. Svarisetf
Kay M. Dotty, M. D.
Piackaey Michigan
CaU 11:00 A. M. to 2:00 P. *L
Except Wednesdays
Moxu, Tues., Fri, Sat
ta 8:00 P. M.
$14,75
LEE LAVEY
Modem Equjprnect
Ambulance S i
PHONE U P 8-8178
Fred 0. RMhtff, Sr.
OjPTqMBTKIST
120 West Grand R*v«r
Howell,
358
General Insurance
tHONfi V P 8-3221
CLAY GORDON
CHECK HIS RECORD
* FORMES F.BX AGENT
• PBESNT^PBOSBCtTOR OF
LIVINGSTON COUNTY
• A GOOD RECORD IN OFFICE
livestock Hauling
Tripe Made to Dctri*
DR. G. R. McCLOSKEY Roger J. Carr Agency
ATTORNEY
Attorney
Reeled
LLOYD HfcNDEE
LYLE W. MJNSELL ASSOCIATE
RBGWTERKD LAND
SURVEYOR
Office m i t t East Grand River j
Phone 1551-W
Howell, Michigan |
ijrle W. Muafiell, Associate
DENTIST
Telephone Office 935
Residence 814
Evenings by AppdinUneat
Howell Michigan
STATE OF MICHIGAN
STATE OF
The Probate Court tor mo County of
The Probate Court far the County
Livingston
of .Livingston
..If fee Matter ot tbe EstaU oi
In the Matter of tha Estate of
William C. Miller, Deceased. '
Gertrude E. Hicks Deceased.
At a session of said Court held on
Present:Hoaaiabte Hbam Mmttfe
Judge of Probate.
SALEi A SPECIALITY
Hiram
R. j
At a session «f said Court held Smith, Judge of Probate.
CA S-9IM
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Notice is Hereby Given* That the
Notice is Hereby Gives* That all petition of Beulah E. Miller the I
creditors of said deceased, are requir- administrator of the said estate J
ed to present their claims in writing praying that her final account be 233 imadiHa St Pfnskar/, MIc/
and under oath, te said Court, and to allowed and the residue of said es- WatcE HepcdringGold 1 Stajipi;
serve a copy thertof upon Rev. Ezra tate assigned to the persons entitled Wptches, Watch Beau "
Handmade Feather
Beachy of 74§ Putnam Street
hereto will be
heard
at the
.cy, Michigan fiduciary of s*id esj
Qn
1956
sta^, and that such claims will a* .. .._ A >,
heard and the heirs at-law of saii
That notice thereof* R A D I ° & TELEVISION SERVICB
BERT WYUET
Auctioneer
COMPVETK INSURANCE
Edith R. Carr
1 4 2 MILL ST.
'inckney. Mich.
Phone UP t - t l f t
fteal Estate
daceaud wiil be determined by said ^^r^u^ioTot
WHII£ THEY LAST
Court at the Probate Office, en Ang,.
ust 21 1966. at ten A. M
It is Ordered, that ttotiee hereof
be fhren by publicattoa ox a copy
hereef for three weeks consecutively
previous to said day of hearinf la the
Pinckney Dispatch sad that the pet.denei cause a copy of thU aotice to
begserved
ipon
knows,cipt
parly de
in
e
mail,each
reum
registered
maU,
r
e
u
m
receipt
de«
interest at his last known address bj
mnnded at least fuurlsjsjn (14) days
j'i\or
to such hear&f
or by
personal service at least ffve
days prior to such heariag;*>
Hirman R. Smith, Judge of ^
A true copy
Helen M. Goild
Deputy Register of Probate
VanWinkle & VanWinkle , Attorneys
Howell, M;ch5gan
THE LAVEY HARDWARE
VOTE AUGUST
7th
FOBMER MEMBER OF
MICHIGAN
THE
LEGISLATURE
A PROVEN RECORD OF HONEST
AND CAPABLE PUBLIC SERVICE
FOR SALE_.Sectional Davenport in
iiood condition. Reasonable1.
Mr. Strong 24 Pearl St.
Phone UP 8-3176
DEDICATED TO THE PRESERVA
TION OF CONSTITUTIONAL
FOR SALE-6 room house in
£
bnrj;*, small down payment. Total1
payment 7,000 Inquire at 7845 M-i
' 3(5, H- mile east of Hamburg. Mrs!
r Stapleton.
GOVERNMENT
"WIN WITH "JIM"
1 " ,' ptoM ft"**?
FtDn
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w e e k * consecutively
^ t h e Pinckney Dispatch and tha*
petitioner cause a copy of this notice
to ^ i e r V e d n^ion each known party
& interest at his last known address
by refistered mail, return receipt dem a «ded, at least fourteen (14) days
p , i o r to such hearing, or by personal
service at least five (5> davs nrior
te such hearing.
Smith, Judge of Probate
A true copy
Helen M. Gould,
Deputy Register of Probate
htreof
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Gerald Renm
ly
'OLD AND NEW. REASONABLE i
PRICES REUABLE SERVICE
ALL WORK
GUARANTEED
PHONE U P 8_6 6 8 0
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DON LRBANY
CLIFFORD HA1NES
Adding Machines
Typewriters
PH9NE HOW1LL 20M
Pinckney's
FRUITS
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in brown leather case. Reward.
Mrs. Shenden, Alpine 6-2431
FOR RENT_Year around Cottage
at Portage Lake.
Phone Howell 1535M11
F f i E E - Chow puppies tor good
H8ra«s.
Howard Haines
VEGETABLES
GROCERIES
MEATS
OPTOMETRIST
Eye Examination
Wednesday and I
by AppointBMat
0126 Chilson Road, ftatf. N. ef 1M»
Phou Brighton AC
ELBCTRK lmlalktiun;I rGeese
f . "$10.00..
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St. Pierre -"•: onh
Ml SOUTH MIOL, HtWBLL
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FOR SALE_Pleaaant five
roo«
Lome on corner lot in good loeatiea
Volt RENT One vacant room, new- in 1 inckney. Call UP 8 3271 fer aa
rppointment to see property.
ly decorated.
Phone UP 8 9732
FOK SALE.A good 20 gal Duo.
FOR SALE_Modern Butldlttg at 131
Tnjrm water heater.reasonable.
West Main St., Pincknty, Gas Heat,
I hone UP 8 3225
Hoi and Cold Running Water, La vat
ory, $3,500.00. Don Mel*an r 111%
LOST.Black and Tan Hound, 4
H olden, Phone Trinity 4-1081, D e ninths old, namec
Toby. Child's
troit, Michigan.
pett. Reward. Mrs. Kevin Ledwidge
Phone UP 8..9910
FOR RENT_SraaU AfMurtneat, part
Lrvingston Office Supply
!
125 Webster 8i
° Piivkney.
J"i5i
Michigan
Broker — 209 Nof& 1
ADYSTT
FOR SALE.. Small year
aroun<f
RIBBONS AND CARBON PAPER
Lome or cottage with garage, bass.?
ment at Portage Lake, Swarthou|
MACHINBB SALES & REPAIR
Cuvu. Immediate passession..
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Bass
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Lakeland
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Box 318, Pinckney, Mkh.
Refilling and collecting money fro*!'
FOR SALE .Electric Range and an- fOR SALE_DUO THERM oil heal
Electric Refrigerator. George Hauck" PV>A room size, tank attached 18.60.
Patterson Lake, Doyle Sub.
'.: Mrt. VanGorder 11805 Oak Ridge
Ct.. Hi-land Lake; Pinckney
FOP SALE_Saddle
horse 6 years .
old brown gelding-.
Mrs. McAinch ' L 0 S T - B l a c k
dog, part ccilie,wfiu
SC15 Cadar Lake Rd. UP i 550u
I p a w s a n d c h e s t ' n a m e Spook.
OaU
p
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l' J 8 9768 of 8 9967 REWARD
WANTED, Odd jobB of any kind.rak j
ihg yards etc,
House to b^ erected. 24
Plione UP 8 3223
x 54 on f acres. Wei and fool-
FR SALE _ Chrysler Royal Heate^ ings in, Chi^sler Royal, 1M7. CHotM '
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George Enquiit Engquist, 2829 W-M-36.. '
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WSidii7" Suppliw —Auto Poi'^j S h a r e l Charles Matt&oji, 6374 F a i
Automotive G1O88 Stold s a d
j I e ? R d » Te1« UPtown 8-9?«.
2nsted2«d
1018 East Grand Rh$s*<Phom# 1W' WANTED -Trenchingt,
HowqlL Mldttiqcm
• ; tnd Septic Taanks to install.
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F 1H Sft^P^PAYElii
waa^SS ^ ^ e Harnaak jr. phone UPI 8M0
land and qraveL crtadecl or mis r
also processoei road g r a v e l
READY MIXED CONCRETB
JXtl GEAVEL COMPANY t
Water WeHs and Pnapt
4 mile* wast of H
Howell
at 49501
l
4951
All Makes of Pumps 8enrt<*4
Mason
Road.
Phone HawelM
9S85 Dexur-find»ey fM,
PHONE 1 S 8 9 HOWKtt
» Phone HA 69O4
R. L SORRELL
ORDER YOUR
LI PRICES
FOR YOUR EARLY BIRDS NOW
QUALITY
COURTEOUS SERVICE
MfSMIMES
JIIECT FMM f AttTORf
JACKHANNiTT
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other odd jobs. 2xpemnced. Phone ' ify for work you must have ear, *eBilly. Hojlister UP 8 "9969... .
. fe;ences.$640 cash secured by iaveoi
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WANTED-Responsibe party to take iness your end of pefffentafe coll.
over payments of -spinnet piano.Can emotions will net up to $400
be's'eea in' tnis vicinity Write th?..• with very good possibilitieg of
Credit Manager, Post Office Box gL .; ing over full time. Income iaereasteg
Gree.nvile; Michigan.
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FOR RENT^b room u»ptr fiat.
• American Nut Go. Inc. W
WttUsi
Mrs .Oscar Beck 1631 East M _36
i Sweet, New York 5 N. Y.
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Bafeiness Opportunities
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Arnold
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Seed
CERTIFIED OATS AND BEANS
FOR SPRING PLANTING* v
FARMER'S FEED SUPPLY COMPANY
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