10-26-1955 - Village of Pinckney

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THS EKNCVNXt DISPATCH
/oVume 71
Wednesday, October 26, 1955
No.
Elementary Scliooi
MICHIGAN MIRROR History of Livingston 7 6 FOOTBALL
GAMES'
The Pinckney Pirates won their
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CURRENT COMMIT
' The Pinckney Pirates won t
Kindergarten
Mary's latfaoEic
c
! last home game here Friday nite
Becky Read's brother, Tom, and
* ™ r a 8 » « becoming standard
lfl.
llCKIiey
| before a crowd of 500 from the
Jtev. *r. Albert Schmitt, Pastor
e ul
l>n>ent m many newspaper ofii
Sunday Ma*>se8 8:0u and 10:00 a.u. sister Nancy, went hunting with a c<l
Highway Safety." insiders figured
Manchester Dutchmen by a score
es the papers
Part a
bow
and
arrow
and
BB
gun.
?** m o r « aQ d more
Novena tkvonoiit Friday evening
he was sincere as many of his proof
19
to
0.
This
is
a
league
game
The dispensation wa* & ranted in
Ricky Wilson's dad has a racing ! P i c t u r e s - Recently an Indiana paand gives Pinckney a 2 won, 1 lost at 7:f0.
posals had been adocated by Rewas
car. Rody Darrow got some dog t>ic ^
theatened with a lawsuit
Confessions,
Friday
evening
after
one
tied
record.
publican
legislator
before wno
lures for our room. Diana Haincs
over
a
picture
published. He wrote
o
nd
1
had
her
tonsils
out
Saturday.
David
could not get them enacted. One of
Manchester
showed
a
flash
the
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year H. H. Harmon and S. ir.
up the opening of a new night club
his proposals aroused the ire of Vvmppie were the installing omc- first quarter and reached the 20| ? i J 0 * > * : ° , £ Iu - ttnU * u n d *y ^ Jones killed a snake.Douglas KeLer
aa'J took a picture of the crowd
has a pony for the winter. Bruce
the ahferiffs a political power in ers: ihe first candidates were raio yd.line on passe* but drew a 15 yd. | i O r * * e i 8 : 0 ° M . a s *
which
he published. A banker and
Gyde has a Davy Crockett book
the state. It would takes ihe licen
penalty
and
never
got
going;
M(jgM|IOflll6
August 27, lfii>o. They were
Eddie Colones dad made him a work a merchant and his Wife, prominsing of drivers away
from the ^ ^ ^ M.
_ Wilson, a lawyer and a again. They drew many penalties '
bench with a vise. Dua'ie Andeison ent church people appeared in it..
sheriffs who now have it and give s o n i n l a w o f
Church
Freeman
Webb iie throughout the game which nulli—;
went to the airport, Kay Lelo,.ic They claimed their privacy wag laBeachy, Pastor
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it to a license board to be appointed was also in the state legislature. fied any gains they made.
vaded According
and the.r toreputations
damlegal opinioa
VV alter Each Penny Reynolds. John Cardner.Sus- aged.
Pinckney found they could pene | s« s - S u P t They do not figure they want it At the time of his death at an
10:00 an
Baughn, Pauline VaBl.iri am they had no case as a night club is
line and' W<irnmg s^
so much for the money received for early age he was prosecuting au- trate the Manchester
11:00 ad Terry Rfca'on all have new si. « s. a public place and they wrote it up
writing licenses as for the politi- ney. The second candidate raised broke through throwing ball carrier Sunaa;
and took the picture* at the refogies Meeting
7:i»0
losses- Don
Packer • * o u n £
cal contacts it enables tfcem to on that day was iwillaru Darrow. for many
qufcai,
oi" the owner.
rllowship SclV)C«
Second Grade
caught
2
passes
from
Higgs
running
maintain.
He was a justice of the peace
. 8:00.) Katherine Cox has moved to .; 22 yds.
the
The lime is drawing near
for
mus. David Chanibers went hu. •#
tine
"Trick or Treat" boys, and
and so did most of our big jroth«rs the
firls
to come around. This racket
and dads. They had pretty ^uod
second
of state
in the 3rd
9:30 *. m. luck. Cathy H«alh weiu to C e sea costs housewives and me .-chants
friends and
said the Attorney j. iO m 1864 to 1868. Others who
period. Packer gat the secon'i one
iiseu tne iust >e-r were
10:45 a. m. to see her father Alan Burg's dad more and more each year. Not
i. Kavanaugh had 5 traffic violat
one frc.m the 2 yard linj but misstenl' Ail before he took office and jb. Winans latter governor of
pulled a tooth for him. Jeff Da\:s only village youngs.n-» ... ,i thuse
ed the conversjon kick. Pinckney Thuii. n. t ht prayer meeting
U
' : here. We won£ T ne vert*n called for examina- igan for whom Winans Lake was « —
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&T *h.t. clurch a\
8:00 saw a deer He and Clair Bell f^uad 10 miles away fl ••
der
jvho
started
this "Trick or
tion. Hare at once summoned Atty «
oacoo biglet,lather ox Dr.
Wed. o.joir piacte#
. . . . 7:80 p. hu a lizzard. Clair was driving Dennis
Reynold's car and went in the uitoh Treta" business ani how long ago
Kavanaugh for examinatioh and he h . F. bigiei; Lnai-le* loung, »illthe
6
yd.
a
Kathleen Singer went on a picnij , it was?We never heard of . in our
was put on probation.
mm Youngiove,Geoige Youugiove ».. £
had
a
8
p
Jiru
e
Jennie
Devine sold one of her po... JS distant youth.That vui>> bacK in the
aei Leddick. Alvin Mann, James La
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M- b >\ t-wi between Main snd
v
Fred Twitchell's dad got a red fox. days of horseblocks, pickt* fences
Lnadills StreeU
Later the press stated Haie was ^
^ ^
couple
eofkick
penalties
Dickpoint.
Kennedy
Bertwhist\e>
Charle3
failed to
the extra
A man gave Linda Wylie some hon- and board sidewalks.The si.-cwalks
it.,. Keith Ruegsegger, Pastor
given a parking ticket for overtime ^^^
George (Jrofoot, William u o
The second
were upended and the picket fences
9:45 a. m. ey in a comb.
parking in Ionia, the fine tor f o o ^
William Thompson, Abner played half of the
and oui'itiay School
and horse blocks carried away,The
Morning Worship
10:50 A.M.
Third Grade
which would have been 25c. Hare v v o o U ^ 0 ^ i e ^ Sprout, issuer
were n©t scored on.
7:00
p.
m.
Youth
Group
.iatfes were high ihen u. d the
Kathy Shetttelroe had company
proved he was in Lansing at the : ^ L e y . B e e b e > j a m e 8 Beebe,
threatened' mostly on passes but
hor
3:00
p.
ra.
Even>ng
Service
from
Plymouth
Sunday.
Roger
Bon
s
e
blocks about 3 feet hi, h and
time. Later a war veteran ampu- K e e v f i & a m u e l R e e d > Daniel Rich- thse were usually incomplete when
4
f e c t
8:00
p.
m.
a.
Prayer
Meerfntf
ners cousin from Detroit got a t ,ou
square were by the h. ching
admitted "he was the one. Sai<| a r d g ftnd M o s l e y Gardner. Many ui they got in the scoring zon.e
ost in
4:00
p.
m.
O
o
i
r
Practice
Wed.
Saturday.. Betty Shirey went shepp P
front of the home for the
he never told the arresting o>™** u u i S t J p e o p j e have descendants who I Pinckney plays South Lyon there
I'M
p.
m
ae was the secretary of state and
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v
ing
in
Howell.Lcrrry
Oaughn
went
people
to
step out on.Most villagers
r
oir
are members of the lodge or O.K. j this Friday night
A win here
o w n
d
anyway he had a permit for over- i . at the present tiuie^
to Joslyn Lake Saturday, Margaret
e
tows and horses then and
! could tie them with Dexter for the
he
time parking. 1** ihjrijs №**
Ackley
had
dinner
with
her
grand[
t
s
e
usually
disajipea: d.One year
We are indebted t© Charles Fey league lead. A larKe delegaticn will N i \v H l S L V j M l x INUTES
in
incidents have killed
mother Sunday.Joan Eichman visit^ x t e r , high school boys took
these two
of Uirnuiigh-m, historian for nn go there* from here.
Carol Degner, a freshmen, was ed her Aunt Joan Sunday. Her H-jJ the school supt's. cow an.l hid it in
account of the deuication oi
the
Manchestsr
the governors aalety program
2nd Masonic temple on the 3rd loor
an abandoned barn( feeding it at
Buss named quoon at the Dexter high got a pheasant. Judy Schroeder's
Gov.WiUiams is pushing his farm
Stone
L.F
of the Mann block which took
Sun.lay. nitfht. It \ras a week before the
Little hitfh school football/^homecoming went to the Howell show
Wylie
aid program. He says q u a l ^
L/T.
er.ft
Marilyn
Singer's
brother,
Damu, prof, got it back.
Minor
L.G
has been reached and now wants
the issue of the Freemason, a
The Dexter Kiwanis will five a got a squirrel.Cheerie Schmut vent
Kirk
Ca
rt
f o r t h e
William Riechert, 56, a retired
Marie
in ! Royal Arch paper of 1869- I quote
ch'ldren Oct. 31. The on a nature hike Sunday,Ann
Adams P y
R E.
u n y , a n e
"Th& ceremonies at Pinckney al- Kitchen
had
a
S R
Legion Oct. 29.
Gro sman American
R.G
Young's grand mother is home from , Dfarm
conductor
who once
the fanner's pockets.
T h e
near
Fowlerville
was
though occuring in the afternoon Simonson
awardWebster Church who pur- from Caliornia. She had company f
VanEtten
R,T.
and evening were performed with p a ^ e ' ^
chased
the school there, have mov-' Sunday
Judy Reynolds caught a e ( i $ 5 > (>00 damge 8 against the Inter
Lannom
Q.B.
LIBRARY NEWS
out any street display or other osCity Tucking Co. in Detroit circuit
Brokaw c • I . rcxoJelled it ami made it in' o j snake Saturday,
L.h.
The winter achedulee of library tentations. They met in the new
c o u r t
last
a
church
hall.
]
Fourth
Grade
- weekHe was driving
Gonyer
B. H.
n i s
hours is Tuesday: 12 to 1 p. m-, 2 l 0 and spacious hall which was well Higgs
Alan Cook is president of the sen
We are having revieV tests in
tractor on the shoulder of US-16
Pniewski
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F.B.
n e a r
5 p, m., 7 to 9 p. m.
filled with members of the lodge,
ioi closs at Stockbridge.
spelling. Mrs. Henry was our teach
^FowlervUle when he was hit
Saturday:! to 5 p m. Closed Sat. their wives
and daughters and
Melvin Conk of Gregory is in St. er last week, We are making leaf ', b>' a t r u c k o f t n e I n t e r City and so
NOTES OF THE G A M E
and visiting brethren from neighurday night
Joe Hospital, 'Ann Arbor with in-j plaques^ Roberet Da^ow brought Permanently disabled he has since
Injuries
were nifmerous Tom. juries-suffered in an auto accident , us a salamander, Judy Haines the been unable to farm.
boring
lodges.
CKKD OF THANKS
Wylie was injured the first
few' jo aiiM pu« qi^oog uqof o; ujog
. rattles from a snake. 13 of us have
We extend grateful thanks to all
The dedication was followed by minutes but got first ai(
The Republicans opposed to Eis1 inck'ney at Rowe hospital, Stock-- perfect attendance records this year,
who were so kind to us during the an appropriate and
ads
t
i
m
back in and finishe 1 the
enhower are hard put to find a canillness and death of our beloved dress by the* Grand Master A. T, uated by the cheer.; of
didate
who is willing- to run on a
the
We like the milk from tthe )at
^
K i w a n i s
w i l l
c r e c t
brother, Neil, to our pastor Rev.
with whom he is a
at 'he sch>'1 i'ci".
, vending machines.We are ready for l tform^ similar to the one WillAlbert Schmitt, to Dr. Duffy a n i w h i c h o c c u p i e d a b o u t a n n o u r The
Tom Lannon suffered a cracknd
Sean Lavan &on of Martin Lavnn a Halloween party. Carol Froahlick ! ! a m McKinley us;-d in 1896, So far
those of the Swarthout Funeral t g u b j e c t w a s a f a | y
pr0Rented
and breast bone and was carried off en
S e n a t o r
of
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Hon# , for T ? mass cards of sym t h g m a n y numerous passages r<»- a stretcher . Dr. Duffy examined is a star player on the Brighton i is game chairman Howard Singer.re who in outspoken
in
his
criticism
Jr. Varsity. They beat West Bloom freshments and Larry Gyde.cleanup.
pathy, letter, and beautiful flowers., c e i y e d h e a r t y a p p i a u s e . After the him.
of the president is the only one
field 30 to 0 and South Lyon 33 to
Fourth and Fifth
May God bless you good fnends,rel- a t l d r e s s a h a l l - a n n o u r w a a
Don Packer has been injured and
The Red Crass Blood Bank collScharme Baxter hit hersef with the"y have come up with and they
atives and neighbors
in conversation and examination this is the first game he has done
wt 113 pints of blood at Cheelseea : a skillet.. A bus ran over Pauline doubt that he has sufficent appeal
Lee and Helen
of the new h&ll when the announce much ball carrying.
I Harny's dog. Dolores Schafer*s aunt to win since he tangled with the
last week.
met of supper was made and direct
Th Howell N jual Guard unit
inThe Chelsea K wani.s will have a ' and uncle were in anaccident.An An president in the Communist
FOOTBALL SLOBES
the steps of all to a room on the maneuvered between half. There
imal digs holes in Frank Kay's gar- quiry in 1954 and came off second '
^hiic.ren's party Oct. M
Dexter 27, Hartland 7; South Ly- j f i r g t floor o f t h e b u i l d i n g w h e r e 3
• Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wagoner sr. den. Pat Tessmer caught baby pos- best. Also he no longer makes the
on 20, Oak Park 12; Milford -0, tables extending the lull lengc-n oi
front pages like he once did. He
Brighton 6; Howell 19, Charlotte V, the building were beautifully a r - with a drum. They lighted 4 flares. attended the SieboUl -family re-- sum.Rollene Singer went to the
The refreshment stand operated union at Milwaukee, Wis.,
last Younglove school Sunday. Pauline lost his chairmaship when the DinFowlerville 20 Haslett 7 ;Williamstn arranged with countless varieties
by the sophmores ran out of coffe3 week.
Stapleton's sister from Gregory is ocrats took over control of the sen60 Stockbridge 6; Saline 33, Chelhot dogs and everything else at
The Altrusa Club of Detroit hos visiting her. Frank Hoy has a white ate.
sea 14; Lincoln
19,, Milan 0; Flat pared by the
L
of the O.L.S so
presented%-tb^e Mich. State San. at cat.
Rock 19, Roosevelt 12; Dundee 14, tastefuly and temptingly that dyPinckney always has a big influx
This
was
Pinckney's
Fifth Grade
Howell
with a broadcasting outfit.
2 L
University 7; Ann Arbor 32,
specia forgot her pams in viewing crowd. There were about as
Becky Morris got 100 percent in of hunters during the small game
many Margie Simons was home coming
sing Eastern 7; Byron 19,Gaines 12; it. After supper and once more ar- from Manchester as from
Pinck qUeen at the Howell football game multiplication drill, also Camille Bu season due to the inany acres >•'
Linden 44 ranged in the lodge room tho
Dewitt
14,
Morrice
6;
De
,
on Friday night.
3 ga. Nancy Read. Ann Me"nke. Fred state land here where any one may
grand
master
in
behalf
>
f
lodge
preThe Burns-Heath scoring combi
Swartz Creek 0; Okemus 28, Dans
Matthew Finley, former deputy Crudder. Ronnie Haines. Donna Pat hunt True this is not all good
sented the past master's jewel to nation did not click for some reason
ville 0.
, a s t w c e k > rick. Patty Bays. Wallace Singer, pheasant country as these birds
sheriff
C o h o c t a h
the retiring master Millard Darr- or other.
He served under Sheriff
Hen.y | and Kathy Gustafson.John C o i o n e J preferr cornfields and the vicinity
THK KINC, S DAUGHTERS
ow. Mr. Darrow responded with a
and DeeAnn DuBois made contribu- of villages where there is plenty
Finley.
The King's Daughters meet Nov. 'short but feeling speech which in ac
PINCKNEY
"A"
LEAGUE
Fowlerville j tions to our science exhibit. We did eat. Most of the farms ' here are
Ronald Rix, 14, of
3 at 1:30 p.m. with Mrs. Wm. Brash cated receiving the gift was
W L won the 4-H one acre corn plont- j not make our hike &s it was too wet. posted against all hunting as in
ir.
more value than words could im1. Barnes Hotel
. . . . . . 27 1 ing contest
I We thank Mrs. Cook for the cup the past city hunters have not
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pjy.
2.
Read's
Lumber
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too
careful about farmers
Minstrel
cake treat Garyy Davs from the Burt
The
Linden
Kiwanis M
t e
PONT1FICIAL HIGH MASS
3.
Larry's
Marathon
19
9 SI,ov»- is Oct. 27-28. W F. Close has school in Detroit is a new boy in our | rights or property. Gates were
A solemn Pontificial high mass
On the night of October
4. Dinkels' Plumbing
19 0
l*"t open permitting
p e r i t t i n g stock
stock to
to eses
class, We have 18 boys and 18 girls left
will be celebrated by his excellency l&20y Livingston Lodge
a
p a r t
i n
i t
5.
I.
O.
F.
No.
40
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cape
and
horses
cattle^
sheep
and
15
now. We had a meeting Monday to
Most Reverend Joseph H. Albern,, w h a t p r o y f t d ^ ^ t h e i r U g t m e e t
6.
Gregory
Tavern
12
16
The Doyle Templetons of Keego ' discuss our Halloween party, Our poultry shop, shot A few years
Bishop of Lansing on Sunday.Oct.30 | .
l n thfi
M f t n n b J o c k
T h e
o l f .
7.
Plainfield
Farm
Bureau
12
16 Harbor were Sunday guests of the ' plaques are done. We congratulate the conservation officers blockadat'10:30 in the morning. Thisi mass, fctri w e r e p & u l C l a r k w M ; A l .
8. Detroit Die Set
11 *1 Albert Shirleys.
Donna Jean £0 her new baby sister^ ed all roads leading into Detroit
will be offered a* > part of the rel-1 ^
. ^ ^ ^ & d j w .
K ^
s w
9. Velvet Eez
10 H ! Those from out of town who at--, Kathy Su
and searched the cars of returning
W. A. Vince, Sec Georgi Teeple, 10. Van's Motor Sales
hunters.
They found a variety of
8 5 1 tended the funeral of Neil Tiplady
Sixth a n u u
Treas. John Martin S. D.; Peter 11. Price's Mobile Service . .. 7 2 1 were Mr. and Mrs. Albert McGuire,
We had a good season with our game which included sheep, pigs,
ial Hifch Mass will open the week Conway, J. D. and Valentine G.
12. Lavey Hardware
1 27 ; Detroit Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bur- papers at the football games and al- turkeys and chickens.
.at the nftw
Service *
i Pftf) n *n(\ H«iipT>ter, Mrs Clarence , though there wpro lpq«
Great Rril-foir-h** Another rovai
love
affair on the front pages.that
2386
Mrs Ethel Sprout and son,Edwin, any other sixth grade class .| We
the sermon during the mass
homeless
Individual High Service
caled on .Mrs Edwin Brown in Leslie ' thought about selling them at basket of the Princess Margaret, 25 and
Lane returned tarry this year from
but $300 Insurance coming
H. Taylor 578,A.Fredenburg 568 Sunday.
ball games but gave it up as we Capt Townsend ,40, once divorced.
a trip through the far east This
them.
M. Ritter 567, J. Ledwidge 567.
Mfs.Edwin Sprout spent the week thought people would get tired of It has all Ihe aspects of the formexperience will enable him to speak
To be continued
\\ J. Reason 567.
end in Philadelphia#and attended the them.. We "thank the people wno er King Edward and the twice div—
with authorty on religious, political
;
High Averages
wedding of her sister. Rose Mary bought them and the ones we wrote orced Wallis Simpson although the
and social questions confronting the
i H. Taylor 181, J. Ledwidge 174,
about for being cooperative. We nil princess does not seejri disposed to
United States in the Far East.
fclWANIS NOTES
i R h t | M. Ritter 169. J. Mack 167.H.
enjoyed working on this project give up her right to' the throne as
The
public
.
j.-^..w is invited to
— attend the
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70 attended the Farmer's N..-„..7
We have a new boy in our grade.He the kin? did. Despite the 7 marriaT
mass and participate in the dedicat- last night Bob Herbst of Brighton m a v e r x^Team
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TRANSFER MADE
h
es of Kin* Henry VIII the British
«Jf Games
ory exercises of the new Civic Aud'. showed pictures of Michigan trees,
At a meeting of the school boards is Davki Basch from Grayling, Judy throne and the Church England of
Barnes 912, Dinkel's 883, Van's of
Cox moved to Lansing Saturday.
itorium.
I flowers and wild life.Nexx Tuesday
Livingston
and Washtennw
Mike Winiskia *nd Geoffrey linden which the reigning British monarch
.
j night they visit the Plymouth Ki~
counties at the Pinokney school Mon
were riding in a boat with Mr. Lin- is head do«s not recognize divorced
Individual High Game
day night the Patrician Gardens at
wanis. Dinner at Mayflower hotel
MELV'N CONK
Ta lor
8 J
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2* » « Boya 231,Fred ( P o r t a g e ^ ^ w a g transferred from den on Portage Lake when thsy If we remember rightly Old King
Melvin (Tiro)Conk, 64,of Gr«gorv •v w .« v .
usually had Ms current
saw an overurned boat with *3 m<m Henry
Singer.
H j c k s district to the Pinckncy
died -at S t Joe hospital, Ann Arbor, servations and transportation-.
i
Siger
wife's
head
chopped off before he
school district. This subdivision is clinging to it-They saved them They remarried. Consequently whether
Saturday from injuries received in
SILVER NEEDLES
BAZAAR—BAKU
expected to send 60 children here in were Ralph Hunter, Ray Harkina the present romance ' materialUee
an auto accident which occurred at
The
and his brotherialawi We are studySilver N*^dle« 4«H Sewing t h e € c o u r M o f a f e w y e a r a .
the Heatly school on Hadley Rd. on, The Mary Martha Circle of St
Club
ing
the sun moon and earth. The or not is any one's
elected Uie foilow*ngr joffi- j Mrs.Alta Meyer was ill this week
his woy home from work at the Chel Pad's Lutheran Church, H a m b u r f c ^ ^
.Karen Tegmer;Vkre Pres. and Mrs. Bonnie Henry Uugh for sun rotates on ita axis every 24
fa having ^ "rXaazar and Bake Sale^**^
H* is survived b y
Sec.
Jody Root; for
hours giving us day and night the rays of tne sun are stronger
wift H N former Beatrice Brother* rummsgi~wtir with tow* Brenda
T
earth revolves around the sun once fall direct on OUT northern ncmlt—
ton: Hit funeral was at Milntr Fun- served at 11 o'clock on Saturday.,' Jj^y J&™}* Scfeuraan; Reporter,
in 365 days giving us the seasons.In sphere causing us to have sumnttJV
4-H RALLY
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eral Home, Stockbridjre this after- Nov. 5, Sale aUrt* at 10 a. nu
There wilT be a 4-H Rally at Pinck January the earth is closest to the
nooa. 1%e deceased
Regular communication of Living
school Thursday October 27 sun, about 91.000,000 miles and far
M. E. Darrow and wife
Secretary of State Hare has been
•mbarraaed in his "14 Point* to
t
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The Plate's Gbureh
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iff ntider Irvln Kennedy _
prrtfeestoasl base bail osn**.
No. U Tots. Nov. 1 at
740
tat tn July •4,000,00a miles hot the Lansing Monday,
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Double Feature
Strange Thrilling Adrentore
HOWELL, MKWOHN
am, W«U Tkw. Oct. M, 27. »
-LAND OF THE PHARAOHS"
in Technicolor
With
Martin tad Aba Minotes
'THE
With
Rory Calhoua, JuUe Adams
Friday Saturday October 28, 29
D M U # Faatara
Judy Garland
THE
In
"THE
LOOTER"
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PURPLE MASK"
la
Technicolor
with
Tony Curtis and CoUeen Miller
Color Cartooa
WIZARD OF O?*
Morgan
n^ Tues, WedL, Thar,
THE GUN THAT WON The WEST
With
Paula Reyman
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AU Technicolor Program
Americas Most Decorated War Hero
A u d i e
M o r
P ^ , *» Hiaaelf in
«TO HELL AND BACK"
Sunday, Monday, October 30, 31
in CineauScope
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Matinee Sunday, 2:30 p. m. •Gont.
Henry Foda ond and James Cagney Mat«h«U Thompson, Charles Drake
VAN'S MOTOR SALES
MR. ROBERTS"
UP 8 3341
SYLVAN
THEATRE
In CinemaSeope and Cokr
Tues, Wed, Thur, NOT 1, 2, S
Bette Davia and Richard Todd
In
'THE VIRGIN QUEEN"
In Cinemascope and Color
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To Finance a New Automobile Xs
THB BANK WAY
Buying a car with a loan from this
bank gives you these clear-cut ad
vantages.
1. Lower dealer price because we advance all cash above down payment.
2. Lower interest rate than you might
otherwise pay.
8. Spaced—out repayments for your
convenience.
Finance your car the better way
with a cash loan here.
' Friday, Saturday. October 28, 29
'THE ISLAND EARTH"
A Drama Starring
Rex Reason, Faith Domergue and
Jeff Morris
Cartoon
and
Newe
Sunday, Monday, October 30, 31
Sunday Shows 3, 5, 7, 9
.First National Bank
"ULYSSES"
A Drama in Color Starring
Kirk Douglas, Silvana Mangano
and Anthony Quinn
Cartoon, "Smarty Cat"
Tues. Wed., Thur, Nov 1, 2» ?
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another Plymouth first in the low-price 3.
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other worthwhile things in life —requires considerable money. And, for
mryt folks, saving regularly out of income
.s the sure way to make such dreams
A savings account in our bank makes
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a:*J worthwhile.
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THE ROUSH PLUMBING
Water Syst«ms
Plumbing
Repair
310 Webster ' Phone UP 8 6fiU7 Piuckney
The Prad Reads and Mrs. Frank
Peters were in Battle Creek to a t the birthday party of Herbert Peters.
The Gore Miller family attended
the wedding of her neice, Patricia
Prank to Spencer McCheaney at S t
CeeeliM church, Detroit Saturday,
was at Botsford Ina.
Th Leo Bettys family of Walled
Lake and Mrs. Noren Carr
Molly of Port Huron werj
end guests of Mrs. Edfth Carr.
Mrs. Mae Metz of Howeli, Jaeft
Sharp family of Lana1ng,Hany l#f
ey and wife of Detroitt and Georfe
Lavey and wife ot* Jackson wre
day guests of th Lee Laveya.
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Genplefe Lite Plumbir; Fixtures
Mark Melvin and Fred Roonie and
wife of White Lodge were dinner
guests of Mrs. Tressa Coyle ast
Wednesday.
Hark Nash and wife attended a
farm bureau meetig at the Wilbur
Herbet home at Brighton Tuesday.
mi Supple*
EIMMC,
Oil and Gas Hot Water Healers
Walter Wilson and wife of Yp^iltmti and Fred Trailer and wife of
Detroit spent Sunday with the Lest- |
f
er McAfees.
Clare Miller took Rick Miller and
Dick Darrow back to Alma Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Vern McQuillan and
Mrs. Bess Devereaux of Detroit
called on Mrs. Emma Dinkel Saturday.
Lee llavey was taken to the Veteran's ho£pital,Ann Arbor last we-ek
Mrs. Dorothy Dinkel was in Jack !
PHtTJE U!»-s--tlU
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A-Ji
aon Friday .
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The following attended the O.E.S.
installation at Howell Saturday nite:
Mr and Mrs. Geerge VanNorman,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Camburn,
Mrs. Helen Miller, Mrs Sadie Moran '
and Fred Seger.
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Cecil Murphy of Memphis,, %on
of the Thomas Murpliys is building
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' a house on Patterson Lake Rd^outh
j of the George Holt home
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) Gerald Reason has purchased tthe
' woods and 17 acres across the pond
of Hollis Sigler.
The Geiry Eichmans spent Sunday with the Ruvsell Glovers in !
Webberville.
The Carl Bidwells of Brighton
were ^Sunday ainner guests at \he
White home honoring Ruth's birthday.
Thursday when returning
from
Rebecca convention at Grand Rap—
ids the car driven by Mrs. Leo Chap
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lin of Howell was wrecked. Mrs.
Chaplain received a broken leg an^d
skull fracture Mrs. Alberta Gouldy
severe injures and Mks Ann Craft
| minor injuries They were taken to
Sparrow hospital, Lansing. Miss
. Anna Craft is now home. She is a
, cousin of Mesdames Edna Compbeil
and Vivian LedwHge
The Girl Scouts enjoyed a roller
skating partv at Island Lake Thurs
w
night. Amanda DeBarr and Kenneth
Wylie drove.
The Robert Pikes visited the Floyd
Kentzs in Oceola Friday.
The George VanNormans attend
ed a meeting of the Strathmore 0.
£. S. chapter last Wednesday.
Mrs. Dorothy Wilson of Ann Ar—
' bor called on Mrs Florence Baughn
Sunday.
The John McGuires of Detroit
and Arthur Bullis and wife of Greg
ory were Sunday dinner guests of
the Robert Reads .
Robert Read and Ronnie Swaithout spent the week end hunting
at Douglas Lake.
Garth Myer of the Mich. State Pol
ice broke his ankle while playing a
football game for the muscular d y strophy fund and is in the hospitil
at Bad Axe.
Wednesday the Home Exteiisio Club met with Mrs. Gustafson
The ones there were Iola Hnll,Mary
Baughn, Jean Tessmerr Louise Shor
man Stella Garr Midge Miller and
Alice Gray .
Mrs .Ruth Ritter and sons called
at the Mark Nash home Sunday.
Saturday Mrs. Mark Nash entertained the Bud Bekkerings of Howeell and the Jack Clarks of Dexter
ter at dinner.
Mrs. Tess Coyle, the Vincent
Young srs., Vincent Young jr. and
Be wi* J Iiv* EkeU
Paul Young and wife of Battle
Creek were Sunday dinner ghests of
of the Jack Young family.
An electric dryer takes the bluse out of "blue
Mrs Maragret Bums came back
Monday.^' Wet wash goes in . . . fluffy dry laundry
from California Firaay and Sunday
comes out. There are no heavy wet clothes to haul
went to Grand Rapids with the Kenup the stairs, hang on the line.
m
eth Frye,s to visit the D. Conklins.
You'll discover, too, that an electric dryer seems to
J. H. Hooker and wife called on
add more hours to your day. At last you can get
Mrs.Viola Pettys of Howell Sunday.
started on those never-have-time-fbr tasks, or devote
George Parker wife and son.Ewmore time to your family^ community •*vi friends.
erett of Ann Arbor and Fred Park
er
and wife of Ypsilanti called on
Make your next washday truly "easy livin'" with
the Clifford V&nHorns Sunday.
an electric clothes dryer.
The Roy Reason family were
laati Friday.
Miss RobertaCgALSffc or
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ackley was
named DeMolay Queen in the contest at Ann Arbor last Monday. Pat
Thayer and Joyce Allen were also
George Meabon and wife were
Saturday Vein McQuillan and
contestants Roberta goes to the ITS TIME TO THINK ABOUT STARTING
Chelsea
Sunday and visited
^ d Mr*. Bess Devereaux of
regional at Lansing Saturday.
Detroit called on the William She- tyeabon't new furniture store
Mrs. Eloyse Campbell gave the WE HAVE THE BBEST COAL- REASONABLE PRICE AND A
hans. Sunday Mrs. Madeline Roche
Kings
Daughters state convention
The Gordon Hertsfs of _
and son. Billy, of Aan Arbor and
and the Asher Wyiles were Sunday 'report at the Lakeland Circle last PROMPT DELIVERY
Dr. and Mrs. Harlow Staehaa
dinner guests of the Andrew Ne»- | Wednesday and the Brighton Circle
Jackson.
on Friday.
WE WILL BE IN THE FUEJ- OIL BUSINESS AFTER 8BPT. ISbitts.
C J. Clinton attended a reunion
Lloyd Hendee sad wtfs
Charls Adorns and wife of Cedar
of
his old regiment of Warld War I
Sunday with the Ed Nuoffm
Spring and Martin Phillips and wife
Holt and Lynn Eendee and wife at of Ypsilanti called on the Harold at Detroit Saturday.
The Thomas Clark family of Ann
the Dr. Cecil Hendee home in L
Porters Sunday.
Arbor
spent Sunday with the Mra,
The Howard Reads called on tth«
21 Slyfotto Choost From!
Margaret Clark family.
Mrs. Joe Griffith entertains*
George
Wilde*
in
Ana
Arbor
SunMrs Luelk Patterson of Stockhonor of Sharon4§ birthdays
day.
bridge
and Mrs. Mary P&sco of Lan.
L the Hark Matteson family and Otis
The Lawrence Basghns were Pri-^ siag called in the Stanley Dinkels
Mstteson and wife
dinner guests of the Robert Sefetds Sunday.
- Rev. Keith Ruegsegger preached at Joelyn Lake .
Bin. Lucille Camburn entertainod
at the Waterloo prison camp SanGuy Blair, Mr. and Mrs. Waiter the Clare Bamum family ef Unaday night
Glover and Mrs. Aana Pseey of ; dilla and the Charles Sullivans of
David Ledwidge it home from FowJerville called on the Roy Dill- North Lake Saturday at dinner in
feghams Sunday.
California.
; honor of U s birtMey of her mother
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DUner guests of Mrs. Bsulah
I .-.
R^oben
Wrfffht
of
Flint
called
on
Milkr
Jast
week_were_
the
Cyril
Wayne
AtLoe
andrwife.
spent
the
Ths Hubsrtt
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WsstphoU of Owoeso, Fief* Hevsjnr
the Jesse Hearys 8onday.
week md to Detroit with stthrk
Boyal Oak spent Sunday w i l t Mrs. of Lassinf aad Xaxl sa«
Gretcaa Taeeh v t s heeie fresn Aa»
Complete Line of Pumps
We Sell - W* Install - We Service
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GROCERIES
KENNEDY
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Pfnckney Reel
DRTGOODS
GENERAlSTORE
Quality Mechonoise
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SPECIALS
CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS, Lb
79c
END CUT PORK CHOPS, Lb.
49c
FORK LOIN ROASTS, Lb
49c
SHORT RIBS., Lb.
25c
CHUCK ROAST, Lb
39c
FRESH PORK HOCKS,Lb.
32c
0. K. SLICED BACON, Lb.
55c
JOWL BACON, HICKORY SMOKED, Lb. 29c
THE HOLUSTER MARKET
103 East Main St. Pinckney
$5.50
Bottle Qas
WASHDAY
on, ELECTRIC
FOR COOKING, WATIR HEATING AND
HOMEHEAT1NG
WOl£ L. P. GAS SERVICE
PHONE 63 HOWELL
$w
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I Jesse BnrhMM eff Detroit was a
week end goes* of Uette Sigiet.
.Sev. Littlejohe Mis. Sam MChrist, Mrs> S * Burt, Mrs. Nor*
Mortesoe Mrs. W.»K. Clark, Norma Vaugh* and Mre. Leal Sigler
. attended the W. C.T.U. croentiee
> «t Gregory last week.
I Thomas dark of Pulaak* i j vieit
iag his sister, Mrs. D. F, Swiss;. ,
John Raae of Whitmore Lake
was a Sunday guest of Mrs. Mae
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Gall 11^8 A. M. to 2.-00 P. M.
Director
Medera
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Me*, Toes- P i t , 8*1.
7:90 to 8:06 P. If.
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Kerry Bocae has quit farm**
and wil have an auction Nojr. 1.
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Mr*. Nellie Sawyer Miller, former .
teacher here died
at Fowtervilk! LTLl W. MUXSBLJ. ASSOCIATB
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l*at week. She was a neice of E.W.'
ORDO
SOB of Mr. and Mrs>
SV
Howell,
M. Ruen of this place died at Sen
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W.
Maaeell.
Francisco, Calh^ Oct. 19,
-"-Walter Gorton"of Marcos sold the \ ~
apples i* his orchard for $600.
DBNTIST
Matt Brady's black spaniel dog
112 H North Michigan Ave
developed hydrophobia lost weeek
Telephone Ofhct 985
and was killed
Residence 814
Die slUtd* Pttmiay Conversion
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Evenings
by Appointment
is at y» "r»*f > Nov. 13 to IS.
Walter VanFleet has gone to
New Jersey to work.
Au€tiooaer
William K&uiedy who is mpvto Detroit houk an auction Nov..2.
Friday the farm residence of
Thomas Hewlett of Gregory burned down.
Gall Fowlervilk
The pupils of the Plainfieid district school will have a nightcap
Arnold tterqiiist
social Nov. 4.
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Miss Florence Andrews is enjoying a weeks vacation as the Hicks
school where she teachs is being re
repaired.
At the Sunday School Convention at
Gregory Mrs.
Emma
Houghtaling of Oak
Grove was RADIO & TELEVISION SERVK l
^ompt and .Cotf teens
named pn^ident; Mrs. E.S. Young ' p„| t | i W VP
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Wetteter S
of Howell, secretary and Mrs. Etta
Wnckney.
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Read of Howell Treasurer,
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VEGETABLES
FRUITS
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MEATS
FISH
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QUALITY
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Weekly TripK Made to
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Roger J. Carr Ageaty
COMPLETE INSURANCE COVE*
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Edith R. Carr
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Prackne;, Mich. Phone UP 8-11M
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''arms, Flumes, Lake Properv
Riihirew Oppurtunities
List Youi Property U i i h M*
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Wednesday and Saturday
01 Appointment
9126 Ghikon Rotii, K mi. H. of M-*
Brighton AC ?JU&1
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$40§
MONTHLY SPARE TIMS
R e ^ t o g and coltecting
money
The Pinckney Community Play- LOST-Black and vume iun^gt
will put on the play "The Road er pup, name oir SkipV«e*a»L , ^ ^ ' q u a l i f y f o r w o r k y o u must
^KTLCM,
$640 cash, se*ur^
at the Community Hall oo Harold Dault 147 Marion^ Pim^ney. ^
Nov. 14. The
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by inventory. Devoting 6 hours u
* > . Duo-Th/rm, oil bum- weei < t o b u f i i n e s i j
J end o n
Bob Plaako,
•r, snock p*e r ,i6 ga fcbl. c e n t a g e ^ ^ ^
w i l l n e t Up t(
. Hendee^ Irvin
s t a n d a r d - ^ 22 ft of $ 4 0 0 m o n t h l y w i t I l v e r y
Uown;an! Ray
Richard^
TU ^ U * Z * r d
ibllitiQs of takin-i over
Kennedy and
• Hooker are dirMain,Pinckney i n c o m e incyea^nB. accordingly. For
Spaniel,
female,
b^t Han
land here k i d f y 30 to 0.
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Rev. Lewis Dion, Ruth & Argyle,
.^eixtificra,ti(m. Lost on Dexter
has been appointed pastor of St.
^all Road, south Silver U!;e
Mary's Church. Rev. Dan Forster•
resigned some time ago and Rev.
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r
Morning of Penn.has been suw>lying 5
^ ^ r$*9 Kitteridge, Detroit Winston Baughn, Phone UP 9 6688
REWARD
here. Rev. Morning goes to ColorFOR SALE--1941 Mercury.
Mr. Metcalf, of Hartland has' or- Ronald Stowe,408 UnadiIla,P,inck-- FOR SALE-COCKER PUPS
ganized bands in Pinckney, Hart- ney. Mich.
each.
Phone UP 8 66J7»'
laad, Fowlervllle and Williameton.
Pheasants are reported scarce ROOMS-Working woman will share0 roem house witb woman or couple. WANTKD-—H««pon«ii*te party to
thii year .
The Pinckney Independents beat S1101 Doyle Rd^Pfeofie Alpine 62102 take dVer monthly payments on a
Spinnet Piano. Can be seen i this
the South End Athletic Club of Before 7 a. m. and after I p, m.
vicinity.
Write Credit Manager,
Ann Arbor Sunday 26 to 6
AJthougfc the Republicans con- FOR SALB-Cugtexa made Drapes- ager, Box 5152, Southfield Station,
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trol the board they are -deadlocked Will give suggestions OD material Detroit', 'Michigan .
on selection of a man to succeed E. and also en decorating schemes.
X. Kuhn on the county road com- &usaa Hood, Phone Alpine 6-2102
FOR SALEL.U gu«ge 'do^le barrel
mission Putnam and Green Oak
George Meabon
SALB-O&If 0ff 8*aee_ Heater, Stevens shotgun
which are Republican demand
a
P^ue
UP
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Geal or Weed Spaee Hester,One
man from the south part of th
Lau«iry
Store "'
¥ P 8 3289
county whom they don't seem diaWEDDING BRTTATrONS
pesed to name. Ross Read; 4f Put1£
Styles in the new White *8.50
nam and Fred Berry of Howell F 0 * SALR-1948 and 1941 Dodge 4 ^ |9 50 per. hundred. Also wedding
Deers, 4i has R. H. new paint,needs
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twp. were named'but the vote was a nietor repair, 41 runs good, both
*'JS, Mass^ Books, ..Reception
tje. Myron Hesdricks of Hamburg have good t. «s and fluid
_ etc. ' ' MrS..^raices l Olson
was elected but would not accept. twe ferf»e.
Phone Dexter HA 6-4436^4370' Mast
Road.
FOR
table.
FOR SALE-Noifce
large size.
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Jsnuary sessipn .
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Ire merchants are now closing the
•toijssK i t ^ p. m. every night but'
oVi liKrdAy.
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children, the Albert Seirn*
r^Charlea Campbell and wife,
XiesHe Smiths and the Alfred
ins-at dinner Sunday.
Mrs. Amelia Wilcox* the George
>ngs, the W. C.
Campbells,
e Howell 1814 or 11
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, the George Pear—
•6ns and the Will Meyers family
" t h e funeral of Mrs. Elisa
at Breclssftrfdge last week,
and Irene Davis of PineKhave added to their herd by
* ig 11 milking shorthorn
from Hyde Point* Farms ctt
, Mich,
ORDER YOUR
jOB;#ENT—CotUge at Hi-laHd
s^iks, famished .
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Td£ SA^l - 1158 Ford Tnujtor,
150 .eeriei with ear leader ^oee less
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100 hears. tW "
U P f B«Wor
Joka C. Bar*
Phone UP 1-3177
SALK-Norge washer w»H\
tutor a bargain,Ja fine
$8&M.
Mark HolmsjsV
OewniBff firive, Laiekad t
FILL YOUR BIN NOW AT t6WER PRICES
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HARD COAL
SOFT COAL
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THE PENCKNEY DISPATCH
Wednesday, October 28, 1955
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Clifford
National Republican Committe eman from Port Huron
WILL ADDRESS A JOINT MEETING OF
Livingston County Republican Woman's Club
STARTING TO WONDER
:i'jcut fam^.y Choistmas
£ixU? Additional telephones
c.y wonc!;:i\i;l to give, because they do so much for
K.vj*yonc. I:: tailed in the
iieii: :r.. kitchen, basement,
living room, they save hc'^3
of time c.p.d co'jr.fless steps.
You needn't run when the ]>V,no rln^s . . . just reach!
In solid or two-tone colors, they will L;>hten up your
home, harmonize with your liocofations. '] he cost? You
can have three additional telephones in yrjr iior.ie for
about 11 cents a day. Order your •-]'' lei' ilu TH .^ from
our Business Office today.
and the Republican County Committee
His Topic
"PEACE AND PROSPERITY"
AH Republicans in the county are invited to this meeting which will
» » be a Carry In Supper at the Howe'tl Presbyterian Church
Parlors
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Phone Mrs Thomas Bonner, Preside nt, Pinckney of Mrs. John
PERHAPS YOU'VE HEARD that tl,<: !VI System his
started installation of a new tel.ph' • „ cable underlie
Atlantic to the British Isles. The amplifiers (which kec >
voices strong and clear) are 1:< in^ 1: :'.]* right ipto i ,
cable and must last for years without repairs. I l - .
to keep lint and dust out of the amplifiers so they ?:•. J ' aiit
in pressurized workrooms where employees wear spec LI
orlon work clothes, get their bhoes vacuum-cleaned before going to work, and wear no cosmetics. They a-o
get special fiber-free tissues if they get a cold in the head!
N O T T H E I*USI.
NESSmAN can hire
an efficient, attrac'.ivc
secretary that i.is wife
can't po sil,!y be jealous of. It's an electronic telephone
answering devir? called "Ama.ida.*' Here's what it does:
Answers your telephone, gives the caller your recorded
message, asks him to leave a message, then record what
he has to say. You play back the calls when you return.
Amanda is a "hot" item, but if you want one, we'll get
it for you as soon as possible. Call us for full information.
Hagman, General Chairman, Howell if you plan to attend .
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CONSERVATION DEPT.
Robert Cunnlpham_ 25, -I'M3 Cicotte Ave. Detroit who was visiting- at the Water Reason home at
Hi-land Lake, was accidently shot
shot Tuesday while pheasant huntin? with Walter and his brother,
Harold. The shot struck him in the
hip and shoulder Dr. Duffy render
ed first aid. The identity of the haner who shot him is not known.
By the will of George W Mason
of the Nash-Kelvinator Co. the
state is given 1405 acres of wild
land few miles from Roscommon.
Also
$25000 for stocking
the
stream with fish.
The dept. has forbidden the me
of lampreys as fish bait. They
trnr>k they might spread to inland
lakes .
1G1 more acres of 'and has been Bom to the Charles Cairds of
purchased near Fife Lake State Rush Lake last week a son.
Forest and 155 acres added to the
Pigeon River State Forest. Also Lawrence Camburn, Harold Port
the Port Crescent State Park on er, Homer Abney and Albert Dinkel attended at Masonic banquet at
Saginaw Bay .
Brighton last Tuesday night.
Timber on 8000 acres of state land,
will be auctioned off this winter. Mrs. Ethel Sprout attended the
$54,000 worth has already been funeral of her brotherinlaw Roy
sold in 10 other state forests.
Brown at Leslie Monday.
The city of Ce8ar Springs may be Tom Steele and family have movparty to a suit in circuit crjrted from the Charles Campbell farm
as a result of the Cedar river being to over Roy Clark's store.
polluted and fish killed.
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19 fires burned over 67
The Ona Campbells called on Mrs.
acres Marion Pearson of Howell Friday.