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1 < r- > -- - "*» " * r * '» ' " '*" W '. * < " ' A. VOL, 8 NO. 9 PHONE 87*3141 VILLAG PXNCKNEY, MK38GA VOT MARCH 6,1963 SINGLE COPY 1c MONDAY larosa Wants OK To Open Addton Vllage voters wll decde Monday whether or not resdents can buy lquor by the glass. The ssue was placed before the electors n the November General Electon whe'e t passed by a vote of 144 to 12. Ths decson was nullfed n December by the Mchgan Lquor Cont rol Commsson whch declared the results of the ejecton to be "of no force._ :_ After the electon, Vncent Lallosa, owner of the LaRosa Bowl and Tavern on Man Street, proceeded to mprove hs buldng wth a 2,- dollur addton, only to fnd he was wthout authorty to serve lquor. To place the ssue agan before the publc, 2 regstered voters sgned and presented a petton to the Vllage Councl askng that the queston be put before the voters on March 11. Resdents wll fnd ther ballot leads: "Shall the»ule of sprts n addton to beer and wne be [Mrmtted for consumpton on the premses wthn the Vllage of Pfockney under provsons of the law governng same?" Ths ssue s a touchy one It v.u* defeated several years ft T o - a-nd LaRosa has sent letters to Pnckney ctzens askng for ther support. In ths letter he sad n part: "1 have spent a large sum of money and a great deal of effort n preparng a new buldng to expand our opera-tons so tha we may serve you more completely. Should ths proposton be approved on March The Way We Hear It IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHnllllM... there are some 377 regstered voters n the Vllage of Pnckney. Ths s a record. It wll be another record f they ell turn out Monday for vllage flecton!.. there was a far sze group present at the Masonc Euchre tournament, Saturday nght. It was held at the local Masonc Lodge Hall. (Pnckney proved they arc hard to Euchre!) * *... Mss LaPrad. beauty Operator at The Vllage Shoppe, Was employed at Staeblers Beauty Shop n Ann Arbor pror to ths tme.... no one s makng plans $or a Memoral Day parade? * *... Mr. Verl Varner "subbed" for Mr. Al Fredenburg at the McPherson State Bank on Frday and Saturday last week. Mr. Fredenburg was a flu vctm.... Mss Mandy DeBarr gets out and around now qute Bcely, and her broken ankle fc mendng very ncely. (It teems good to see her drvng around agan!)... Mrs. Meyer's 8th grade class thoroughly enjoyed ther trp to Detrot Saturday to see the Ice Capades. Mr. Sam De- Lapp drove the school but. suns attendng. (That ncludes chaperanes.)... the -Bg Walk" the hgh school students were gong to take to Lansng, Saturday. fzzled out! It was qute under. tandabfc why. too. after checkteg the out sde thermometers! They_stood at sub-aero temps! and the amblouk group we* to leavt at 5:3 am 11, we plan, also to enlarge our bowlng lanes and to add a dnng room. " I assure you. wth the ad- tnue to operate the LaRosa Tavern - Bowlng Lanes under the hghest possble standards. I promse, as I have sad before to keep the nterest of the communty always n mnd. "Ths s also my home town, n whch I have great prde. I want the best possble condtons and envronment for my own chldren to grow up In." IALS Should County Bulders, supporter of the Another measure s Norman Van Blarcum who states n a "letter to the edtor:' 1 "AfterJMIr. LaBosas beng n busness here snce 1946, and Contractors Be Lcensed? Hell, Mchgan, plans to!vo up to ts Chamber! Commerce Slogan, selected last Two Hgh School stl mantanng the good clean, decent, and.well controlled place for those wshng Contracts have been arranged year, "A Town on Its Way Up_/' at home. to patronze hs place of busness, I feel he deserves some HOWELL A. request for lghters, have BO responsble the Publc Acts Of Grads Aro Actve EUGENE IUNKEL resdes for helcopter servce, not only at 24J Putnam and has lved to fly Satan n from outer specal thought and attenton regulaton of resdental buld- leaden., practce of lcensng con- At Adran College n Pnckney all hs lfe. He and gpace for ^he "Satans. holday to the matter at hand new."* crs" end 'contractors 'Was been "When code volatons *fs rot hew o theparade on June 29, but also to Adrfan Colle has announced hs wle, Mab(;l, have a son, "I would lke to add too, made to the Lvngston County noted, the home owner has nostate of Mchgan. The enablng provde a "Rde over Hell" for that Mrs. Carol Thornton haearned her place on the Dean ' r ne, Jr. who s lvng n that who ever the Ctzens Board of Supervsors by Lawrence E. Munsell, Lvngston must make the requred books snce The purpose festval. Lst for the second semestej lonar!) fc:. LEE s the ng. bulde to correct them BO helegslaton has been on the the many toursts durng the Commttee for a Better Pnckney nght be, f they do not County Buldng Offcal. changes at hs own expense. of the law s "to safeguard and of the year basrd on the frst mmr ol Lee's Standard Servthnk enough of themselves, or He has asked the lawmakers to adopt a state law Mchgan Corporaton and sons undertakng to become Another useful purpose of the protect home owners and per- semester's grades. J c? at 211 E. Man n Pncknoy. He has lved n Pnckney ther ponts of vew and sgn State Wll Open To be named to the Dean's a more specfc name on ther known as Act 28 of the Publc Acts of 1958 whch was as arbtrator when problems acheve at least a 2.25 pont <u 665 Patterson Lake Rd.* He Securtes Commsson s to act (Contnued on Page 3) Lst, at Adran a student must snce 1942 and presently Jves lterature passed out, door-todoor, last Frday nght, than I adopted "to safeguard and occur between the contractor do net feel t holds much protect home owners and and the home owner." Seeks Cty Land Hamburg Brdge hour rato based on a 3. gradng system. Mrs. Lnda Bond af Portage has three daughters, Andrey, water." persons undertakng to become home owners." of the Board of Supervsors at Munsell sad the Charman Mrs. Thornon. a Junor a* Opponents of lquor by the glass are callng themselves The law requres lcensng of the January 196 meetng, re-foquested the Lvngston County I96 Food Center Bds Next Week Adran College was a graduate nf Pnckney Hgh School n "Ctzens Commttee for a bulders and contractors and Better Pnckney." The group Plannng Commsson to prepare a bref descrpton of the queston s defntely decded, opened March 13 for the new Thornton, lve n Tecurnseh. Now that the county arport HAMBURG Bds wll be She and her husband, Edscl appears to have mnsteral leadershp, but the commttee act whch follows: Dr. Pat May s pushng pla-ns Hamburg Brdge by the State Mchgan, has not made tself known. DESCRIPTION OF ACT 28 to get the cty of Howell to Hghway Department. Mrs. Thornton s the daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Vrgl Ho A letter was crculated doorto-door n Pnckney urgng a the act to lcense resdental M-59 and Grand Rver to theroad Commsson project to wr II, 147 Howell Street, Ths s a bref descrpton of lend the cty-owned acreage at It s a Lvngston County Pnck- "no" vote on the lquor queston. It ctes what t calls "ncreasng problems" n several places where lquor -by-theglass Is n effect, namely, Battle Creek, Flnt, Lansng, and Ann Arbor. The letter says, "Approval can be expected to cause an ncrease n drunk drvng, publc drunkenness, and a genera! ncrease n the enforcement work of local polce departments." Pnckney PTA Wll Sponsor Fluorde Care The P.T.A. of the Pnckney Communty schools wll agan sponsor the annual fluorde pogram for chldren n the communty. Mrs. Maron Scott s the charman. The opportunty to receve ths preventatve dental care wll be offered through the club ths summer to chldren n the 2nd, Sth, and 8th grades. Preschoolers, three and four years of age, may be ncluded, f the parents so request Mrs/ Scott announced. The fee for each chld s S3., payable n advance. The tme and locaton of the clnc wll be announced at a later date. An appontment card wll be sent to each before June 1, nformng of the clnc locaton, tme and date for the treatment The servce ncludes dental Inspecton, cteasng of the teeth, and of four, tom of fluorde soluton to chld*! teeth. Parent! desrng ths servce of the decay preventve program must complete a form sent home wth school chldren and return t wth $34 (per chld) to 263 Rush Lake R& Further Informaton and addtjonnj blanks may be secured from her -ay telephonng S7S provdes penaltes for falure to do work wthout a lcense. In a recent communcaton to the Supervsors' Plannng and Zonng Commttee, composed of Marshall Cooper. Clfton Heller, and Harold Armstrong, Munsell sad: "As Budlng Offcal for Lvngston County, I have found that many tmes ths Act could have served a useful purpose had t been adopted by the Board of Supervsors. Many homes n Lvngston County are bult by pck-up crews. These crews, often referred to as moon- Center Board Replaces Berry Wth Renhard HOWELL At a recent meetng of the Board of Trustees of the McPherson Commurty Health Center, Melvn Renhard, of Pnckney. waa New Addton To unanmously elected to fll furnshngs, applances, sportng goods, bulders, buldng Glenn Berry's unexpred term. Berry has resgned* supples, realty and nsurance. Also represented wll be; Renhard, who operates automotve supples, wearng "Pla-yland" at Lakeland durng apparel, food, drugs, plants, and the summer months, and hs gardenng supples. wfe Lucle lve at H-Land Lake where they have resded One entre area of over for the past three years. He 3, sq. ft., wll be devoted to had prevously been wth the new car dsplays. Unted States government n Addtonal features of the Audtng and also wth varous three-day event ncludes; free avaton companes.. parkng, free admsson, free Geerge Holt*' Mr. and Mrs. George^ Holt were n Detrot area last week to attend the, funeral of ther savn-law, Huntsngton Woods. He k survved by Us wfe, Holfc, a daughter, Mrs. Walter Oberhardt two sons George and Lous, and two grandchldren The funeral waa MeM Thursday n Berkley. Mr. and Mrs. HoH stayed at another daughter'} 1wme, the Jerry Mullgans, durng bulder or resdental mantenance and alteraton contractor known as Act No. 28 of Howell Trade Show To Last Three Days HOWELL The Howel! Area Exposton wll be held at Howell's New Armory March 15, 16, and 17. Ths wll be a home and trade show consstng of a huge dsplay showng the merchandse and servces that are avalable n the Howell area. The * Howell Jayceett and the Howell Area Chamber of Commerce have Joned fo rcm to organze and run the Exposton whch s expected to draw a crowd of 5 people. Nearly all 77 booths have been sold to a varety of busnesses whch nclude home balloons, free przes, and free programs. *,_, LaRosa Tavern marketng commttee as a ste for a state food center. Dr. May has also obtaned the cooperaton of Jacob Albert retred promoton drector for the Detrot News, who lves on Norton Road where he formerly operated hs Chmney Hll turkey ranch. Mr. Albert knows practcally al the top men n the food ndustry n Detrot and Dr. May s confdent Albert can str up much nterest n ther removal to the Howell area. He ponts out that the food processors would requre hundreds of workers who would be relatvely unsklled, such as youths just out of hgh school and farmers who sought to supplement ther farm ncomes. These would be permanent resdents of Howell whereas the sklled tool maker who mght follow a plant to Howell should t move there has hs roots n other places, where -be has hs home and frends and hestates to tear up these roots when such ndustres are prone to have long lay offs. Dr May s callng a meetng of growers for March to organze a board of drectors and elect offcers to push the food center to a successful concluson. He cted the fact that Mr. Albert was a prme factor n makng a success of the melon festval. Smallest Baby btatnone HOWELL The smallest baby ever to be born at Mc- Pberson Coramun t y Health Center was released Sunday to L«s* Mask* wttgfced two wfcea be Mr. M of 71t X. nejl Today he weght fve pounds, The Want was fed -fey-lube for fve weeks and-surted hot- [te feedng early n February. may u the Os» csn flvea In the last v*ar there hav* been three other small brths. Ther weght* wet* 2 pounds, 4 ounces'. 2 pounds, 4 ounces 2 pounds, 9 onsets. These bafate were all rseasad to ther homes aftpr thrv had attaned thr weght of fve pounds or mure. Hell Chamber Hres 'Chopper* For Festval carry Hamburg Rd. over the Huron Rver about 5.5 mles southwest of Brghton, at an LIQUOR Polls Stay Open 7 A.M. to 8 P.M. Voters w ll #<> to the polls Monday to pck ther Vllage offcals and to decde whether lquor can be served by the jflass. PvJrs wll be operwrom 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Ca-nddalcs were selected at. 1hc recent caucuses held by the Ctzens and Unon purtos. to hfnmw vllan? ncumbent" C," and Charles How lott (U), C LKRK - - Robert Ackloy (C) wth no opposton. TREASURER - Rose m a r y Whtlcy d and Gerald Speakc TRUSTEES Mcrlyn La\oy, Roy Cla-rk, and Mrs. Maron Russell, all of thr Ctzens Party; Theodore C ry, Eugene Dnke, and Leonard Lee of h<? Unon Party. ASSESSOR Loron z o Murphy, ncumbent C), and L. J. Henry (U). Clerk Mldred Ackley md m v. """-"/"" "** * «Treasurer Ruth Rtter dd not seek re-flecton. who lves u-t 14 Lvngston, has l:\ed r. pnckney snco l!r > the owner 1 of Chuck's Repar Shop n Pnckney. He resde w:h hs wfe, Mary Jean; sons ] >otglas, 9; Joseph, 3 months and daughter, Laura, 7 MARION RUSSELL resdes n Pnckney wth her husband Max. They have one son who s marred. I.. J. HENRY of 49 E. Un'dlla has always lved n the Pnckney area. They have seven chldren, Bonne and Katherne Bradbury who lve n Chelsea; I,, J., Jr., of Pnckney; Jerry of Durand, Charles of Chcago and Gary a-nd Bruce, who lve Lake, and Mrs. Bonne Burg of Farmng ton. GERALD N. SPEAKE of 325 E. Mnn has lved n Pnckney lour years. He s the owner of!rtry's Drug Store nt 13 E. "'nn. He resdes wth hs Jean and four daughters,..de 11, Debbu 1 7, Gnny 2, and Lta, 6 months. STANLEY DINKEL of 2SI W Man s 48 years of age. Ho has lved n Pnckney all hs Adran College Dran of Men, estmated cost of 56,. Johf' Van Valkcnhurg, recenlly lfe and at present s the vllage The new brdge wll be l'?5 announced tha Francs Clark presdent. He Jves wth hs feet long and wll have two' n <! * pledged Amercan Comtraffc lanes. ' j mons Club Fraternty. Ho s a daughter, John and Chrstne, wfe, Dorothy, and son and It wll replace a narrow! sophomore at Adran College who attend Pnckney Hgh brdge whch collapsed under a School. school bus last year, County offcals have est-j KOL'ERT ACKLEY lves at mated the complete cost of the brdge, wth the approaches and other necessary work, at $9,. Its completon date has been set for October 15. and a graduate of Pnckney Hf'.h School. He s tho son of Mrs. Margaret. Clark who lves.".79 E. Man a-nd has lved n t 217 Mll, Pnckney. Pnckney snce 194/. He has Dean Van Valkf-nburg sad one hon. Donald, who s n the that there are four fraterntes "' S Ar Force; two daughters, at Adran a-nd lhaf about,'',o Mrs. Thomas Neff of Ann Arbor, and Margaret, who s n per cr-nt of the student body belongs to ether a fraternty school or sororty. Ths 3 per cen' rot's not nclude the semester':-. MERLYN M. LAVEY of 234 new pledges. Putnam was born n Pnckney. Fve Chldren II s part owner of the Pncknry Typesettng Co. at 25 Dexter. He resdes wth hs Are Brused wfe Martha and three chldren. PTA To Install THEODORE A. GRAY s 45 As Bus Sldes years of age and lves at 29 I'nadlla. He has lved n Pnckney 14 years. Ho s employed Car Seat Belts HOWELL Fve elementary at (). & S. lra rng Co. at school chldren receved bruses \\ ht more Lakr\ He and hs Monday mornng when the bus Ths Saturday wfe, Alce, have three chldren. Paul 16, Sharon 11, and n whch they were rdng sld Members of tho Pnckney Into a tree at Maple and Tomp- p T. kns roads n Howell, two 1 are bracng themselves Hlda 8. for a Saturday of,hard work LORENZO MURPHY resdes blocks from ther school. a-'d they couldn't be happer a- at 545 E. Man St. He was born Icy roads prevaled through- bouvt" n Pnckney and s 62 years of out the county. The product of ther "lost" age. Robert Gcs. bus supervsor,j day. may be lfe for many area J:USEMARY WHITLEY of sad he ddn : '- ': damage to motorsts. 631 Patterson Lake Rd. has the rght front o* the vehcle' The PTA group plans to sell lved all her lfe n Pnckney. would exceed $5 but added automoble scat belts for $6 2.") Shr s a hqusewfe and resdes that t was an old bus and per belt, tax ncluded and n- ^'t.h her husband, James, two mght be wthdrawn from stall them free of charge be- raughers, Lnda 12, and Laura servce. 3. ^^^^^^^mmmm^^^m Saturday, at the Thomas Read HOY J. CLARK lves at 8."> 1^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Sons Lumber Yard at 475 N. E. Putnam. He was born n O '<*» /.-- t J Webster St.. Pnckney. Pnckney and s the owner of ^JltC^sTtSy-.. _The_nonr rom seal,.belt clnc...clark's Flreme Grocery^ Called at,12_\\\ Marc* 7 s open to any motorst, regard- Man. f+ Bosrd I Meetng I tor for less»«rpas«or where Socety he of lves, Automob'fc who Communty Scl ScnooT, Lb \^ p.m. CLlSflCLClf Home Ec. Room, drves able In nto a varety the yard of durng colers and the Hgh School. dfrc can be hours. nstalled n any make, model 11 The snap-n and year type of car. belts, whch '.Ths» a fund rasng project Pnckney Vllage electon nf for tb» PT.A. Ths money s Vllage offcals, 7: aan. untl used for school ground equp- 8: Fremen from the Pnckney Fre Department, answerng the call Frday nght to the home of Mrs. Alma Meabona, acted quckly, and danugea were slght. Ths home, located on Homent, 8th grade graduaton *x 17 ercsc* and recepton, and well Street, s unoccuped and St.Mary Church to have St. many other thngs, all benefcal ha* been for years. Patrck dnner at St. Mary.ta the school and school chl-l Orgn of the fre Is u»» HaL 12: noon tll 5:3. I dreu. 1 known.

2 2 THE PINCKNEY (Mch.) DISPATCH, WED. MAR. 6, 1963 Elementary School News By Nancy Bond, Presdent STUDENT COUNCIL NEWS Mss Mandy DeBarr came to our school last Frday at a specal assembly held n her honor, and was awarded a "Leadershp Medal" by the student councl. Ths s the second such TnedaJ gven ths year. Mel Renhard receved the frst one These persons»re chosen by the students at the Elementary school. They are persons n the communty that students feel do a great deal for ther beneft. We shall award two more ths year. March 4th and 5th we are gong to have rehearsal for the talent show whch -wll be held on March 8th, n the all-purpos' : room. We are sorry to report one of the student councl delegates, Greg Yost, has broken hs arm. He represents the second grade. On March 21st, the councl s gong to attend the P.T.A. meetng and dscuss our councl, 3>be Bllaqe Fuaztu S what we do and why we lke the councl etc. Plans were dscussed for a St. Patrck'* Day school dance. We are not s>ure we can get n bnn4 lned 4f»-» Um* It was also dscussed, that we bu> new basketball nets for the outsde playground. Nothng defnte was planned. KINDERGARTEN NEWS We made a new calendar for the month of March. Our new safety pcture s a- bout flyngjctes safely. Randy Barter, a new boy came tc our afternoon class. Judy Walton brought a book of "Fun Songs" to school and Phylls Hall brought & book of songs and games. We are enjoyng both books. We learned some thngs a- bout electrcty. We found out that magnet pcks up certan thngs and does not pck up other thngs. 3 DAYS ONLY Mm., Tues* Wed., March PERMANENT only $6. 8 to 9 Wednesday and Frday 17 East Man Pnckney PAT ROSIECKI Owner Operator PAT LaPRAD Operator BERNICE BIGGER a -PINCKNEY- We have learned to draw many pctures startng wth a crcle. * SIXTH GRADE Mrs. Taach We have been workng on the "Mddle Ages." We have added to our unts a manor, ncludng the castle, out of cardboard. We have also, made people and houses nsde the castle walls. Out sde the castle s the moat and the Serf's "homes and the lst for the tournaments. We are workng hard practcng our play, "Pffle, It's Only a Snffle," for the talent show. \ Nearly every person n the room got 1% on thvr last spellng test. John Towlsey won a package of gum for llustratng poetry the best. We welcome Tony Castso back to our class. PINCKNEY DISPATCH ESTABLISHED CN Ut 11? E. Man Street ttncfcney, Mleh. Henry and PuM*tt«OOLLV BAUOHN, aotor HAL BOSK, adreuftng manager Second Claw postage pad at Pnckney. Mchgan The column* ot th paper are ao open forum where avalable space, grammatca, legal and ethcal consderaton* are the only restrcton*. Subscrpton rates 13. per year In advance In Mchgan, $3.5 In other tates and U.S. Possessons.' {4. to foregn countres. Sx months rates: $2. n Mchgan, $2,5 In other state* and U.S. possessons; $3. to foregn countres. Mltary personnel $3. per year. No mall subscrptons taken for less than sx months. Advertsng rate* upon applcaton. I VILLAGE CTION Notce s Hereby Gven That A VILLAGE ELECTION wll be held the Vllage of Pnckney County of Lvngston, State of Mchgan At PUTNAM TOWNSHIP HALL Monday, March 11th, 1963 For The Electon of The Followng Offcers: Presdent Clerk Treasurer Three Trustees for Two-Year Term And Assessor PROPOSITIONS "Shall the sale of sprts n addton to beer and wne be permtted for consumpton on the premses wthn the Vllage of Pnckney under the provsons of the law governng same?" The Poflsof sad electon wll be open at 7: o'clock a*nu, and wll re- opes untl 8: o'clock p.nu, Eastern Standard tne. Bray qualfed elector present and g Ifaet at the ppta at the hour pre- dked m the dosng tke«of shall be allowed U vote. Seeks F.T.A. Post PAM HOEFT Pam Hoeft, daughter of Mr. and "Mrs." Anthony Ray Hoett was nomnated yesterday for th«offce of Hstoran and Parlamentaran of the State F.TA. Vrl F.T.A. the entre state. Electon wll take place at the annual Delegate Assembly at St. Mary's Lake, Battle Creek, March 24. Accompanyng Pam to the weekend conference at Battle Creek wll be Joane Echman, who wll be her campagn manager, and Mrs. Irene Mller, sponsor of the local F.T.A. Student representatves from 4 chapters wll be n attendance. I Lunch Menu PINCKNEY Week of March 11 Monday, March 11 Spaghett, cheese wedge, french bread, frut, mlk. Tuesday, March 12 Chl and chcken noodle soup, crackers, rce puddng wth rasns, mlk; Wednesday, March IS Beef stew, sandwches, frut, mlk. Thursday, March 14 Mashed potatoes, turkey and gravy, vegetable, rolls and butter, frut, mlk. Frday, March 15 Escalloped potatoes, wth cheese, sandwches, vegetable, frut, mlk. LAKEVIEW Island Lake Brghton Roller Skate." "For Health's Sake HOURS FRIDAY AND SAT. NIGHT 8-11 P. AL Free Dancng after Skatng. To Pop Records SUNDAY FAMILY NIGHT 7-1 P.M. $1. PER FAMILY SAT. & SUN. AFTERNOON 2-4 P. M LESSONS EVERY SAT. 12 noon 'tl 2 P M. Lades Skatng Cluk Wed. Afternoon pm Brng The Chldren - ADMISSION - Afternoon 86c Prvate -f Hamburg Twp. Vllage of Pnckney Fnancal Report March 1, 1962-March 1, 1963 March 1, 1962 Balance $1, RECEIPTS: Vllage taxes collected, $4,* ; Delnquent tax returned, $35.31; MVHF, $9,167.8; Sales tax, $5,153.28; Lquor lcense, $17.; Intangble tax, $885.72; Contnental Ins. Co., 136.6; Total, $2, DISBURSEMENTS Admnstratve Publc Works, Sl.84.; The Detrot Edson Co., $1,989.72; Major streets, $9,223.47; Local streets, $6, ; Drans, $342.5; Sdewalks, $51.13; Parks, $3.. Board Mnutes contract for Huron February 25, Meetng called to order by Supervsor Francs Shehan at 8:3 p.m. for the transacton of such busness as mght properly come before t. Mnutes of January 28, 1963 meetng read and approved as read. The followng blls were submtted: ^Werner Todt, Electon Inspector, $25.; Bernce Baker, Ele c t o n Inspector, $25.; Kathleen Jennngs, Electon Inspector, $25.; Gladys Krk, Electon Inspector, $25.; Thelma Wnkelhaus, Electon Inspector, $25.; Wllam Backund Charman, Electon Inspector, $27.5; Grace Straass, Electon Inspector, $27.5;. Mary Burke, Electon Inspector, 4 & &; Jtege* W«K^ Ejecton la* s^cc lor, $25.; Charles Brown, Ele c t o n Inspector, $25.; Loretta Gardner, Electon Inspector, $25.; Peter Retnger, Electon Inspector, $25.; Postage, Treasurer, $5.; Postage, Clerk $1.; Phllps Pet, $4.- 55; Mchgan Bell, $15.7 Detrot Edson T. N., Annex and Street Lght, $83.88; C. Davs brngng abstract up to date, $4.63; F. Shehan, Feb. Servce, $258.; E. Rettnger, Feb. Servce, $125.; E. McAfee, Feb. Servce, $28.; J. Dunsmore, Feb. Servce and spec, work on sgn, $25.; McPherson Ol Co., $275.47; Doubeday Bros., $37.41; Brghton Argus, $15.16; H. Courter constable mlage, $36.7; F. Vosmk constable mlage, $46.3; F. Vosmk, lquor enofrcement, $5-; T. C. Towne, set up vptng mach n e s, $25.; Hamburg ^Hardware, $14.8; R. J. Hayner, three photostats, $2.; P. Ropelle 214 V hrs. and 3*6, $ ; E. McAfee, specal envelopes, $3.2 Hamburg Lumber Co., $1.46. Moton by Rettnger supported by McAfee that blls be p;d. Moton carred. Moton by Rettnger supported by McAfee that clercal help for treasurer be set at $1.6 per hour. Moton carred. Supervsor reported that the Rver Brdge (Hamburg Rtt) wll be let n Tensng, Mchgan on March 13, Moton by McAfee supported by Rettnger that communcaton from Lquor Commsson be tabled untl March 19, Moton carred. Moton by McAfee supported by Rettnger that meetng be adjourned. Moton carred Tmr 9: pjn. Settlement Day March 19, 1963 at 8: p.m. Annual Meetng March 3, 1963 at 1: pjn. Respectfully Submtted Edward-Rettnge* - Fve From County Fve county students have been awarded degrees by the Unversty of Mchgan for fulfllng degree requrements at the end of the frst semester. The are: : Mary Ellen L. DuVall, 412 Ben Hur, Master of Arts n Lbrary Scence. HAMBURG: Eugene W. Nssen, 942 VanAntwerp, Master of Arts. HO WELL: John C. Campbell, 323 N. Court St., Master of Scence. GREEN OAK: Martn Bloom, Four Lakes Dr., Doctor of Phlosophy; and Karl K. Ksh, 865 Rushton Rd., Bachelor af Arts. GIRL SCOUTS SERVE THE FUTURE PROTECTIVE Marshall salary, $1,5.; Fre Hall expenses, $ MISCELLANEOUS Prntng, ballots, postage, $1, ; Har d w a r e supples, $224.3; Gas, ol, tres, mnor repars, $87.7; Insura nee, bond, $795.57; Care of Flag, 552.; Electon Board, Board of Revew, $393.; Mchgan Muncpal League -dues, t Holday expenses, donatons, $467.59; Cleanng Townshp Hell, $15.; Safety depost box $4.; Equpment, $859.; total. $27, March 1, 1963, Balance, $3, Investments and Int. $2, Presdent, Stanley Dnkel Clerk Mldred Ackley Treasurer Ruth Rtter - Castro says-^reds must- heat «pt before the masses can rse. CHUCK'S REPAIR SHOP WE KEPAIB cjula taws, laws mowers, water pomps and electrc moton WE SHARPEN lawn mowers and MWI (hand, crcular, chan) new and used fractonal HP electrc moton 14 Lvngston Ph. UP HURRY! THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY IS THE LAST Chance To Take Advantage OF OUR Clearance»«>> ALL SALES FINAL NO EXCHANGES SALE PRICE PEIRCE'S STORE FOR WOMEN 115 E. GRAND RIVER HOWELL PHONE 981 VOTERS OF PINCKNEY THE PROPOSAL LIQUOR By-The-Glass IS A QUESTION OF ECONOMIC SIGNIFICANCE AND POLITICAL IMPORTANCE NOT A MORAL ISSUE ^nsf^ The WehlgB Lquor Control Commsson has Placed Over One Bllon Dollars Free and Clear Revenue n The State General Fund From lquor Sales. For The Fscal Year 19W-1961 The Net Return of Lquor Proft and Alled Taxes Amounted to 85 Mfflon Dollars. Lquor Revenue aad Taxes Assocated wth Lquor Sales are the Second Largest Source of Revenue n Mchgan. Ptaktjy OWztM Reeehre Ther Par CapHa Share tf Ths RtwM k KM Ftm of MM Faflmlg Strvkts. Old Agt Atttace, Hghway*, Stank UMI flmrwutt, u Often. quor A YES VOTE On Ths Proposal Is k Vote For Progress, Ad Wll Beneft Or Vllage lass Mle-red Ackley, Clerk r tas-en W Pol Adv. Vnce La Rosa a

3 *'t" ~M >- * r + Should County Bulders? (Contnued trom Pagp to;^ owners." Ths partcular law s ad* mnstered by the budev dvson ol the Mchgan Corpora. lon and Securtes Commsson, The above mentoned law» a stab* Ian, but It tboujd be ponted uut that It d»e* not automatcally become t»lfeetlv» n uauntt** wtp a populaton of less than 8,. Ths art «ao ««y become operatve n Lvngston County tvtfcn the Board of Supervsor*, by a 3/5 vote, elect to come wthn the provson* of ths act. ADOPTED»Y OTHBR A* the present tme countes that border Lvngston, namely Orw-Bsee, Oakland, and Washtenuw. have by a vote of ther hoards of supervsors, elected to come under ths act. Act 28 of the Publc Acts of 1BS3 would requre that a 11 fa obtaned oaned -from tm Corpor a 11 o n and Securtes ST. PATRICK'S DAY FAMILY STYLE HAM DINNER At St. Mary's Church Hall Pnckney MARCH NOON TO 5: P.M. Adult* $1.5 Students- $1. PRE-SCHOOLERS FREE! NOTICE VILLAGE OF PINCKNEY BOARD OF REVIEW WILL BE HELD MAROH 6th I 7th 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. AT PUTNAM TOWNSHIP HALL LORENZO MURPHY -r VILLAGE ASSESSOR New Addton To LsRoss Bsw! & Bsr VINCE LaROSA INVITES ONE AND ALL ON Commsson before engagng n busness as a resdental bulder or resdental mantenancennd alteraton contractor. Ths act apples only to resdental work and haa no reference to commercal or Industral con* strueton. We would hasten also to add that t does not apply to subcontractors or to owners of property wth reference to structures thereon tor ther own u>e and occupancy. The act carres a penalty for dong such work wthout obtanng a lcense as follows; sx months n jal, a $5 fne, or both, n the dscreton of the court. To safeguard and protect home owners and persons undertakng to become home own* ere there are certan standards whch applcants, must meet before they can engage n busness. The applcant must satsfy the Commsson as to hs honesty and reputaton and must submt reasonable ev. dence of- hs ablty to perform the dutes of a bulder or specalty contractor. LICENSE EXAM In the case of a person startng n the contractng busness ths evdence s gven by the successful completon of an examnaton coverng the trade or trades n whch he desres a lcense. If a contractor haa been In busness for a perod of fve years t shall be prm*, face proof of the applcant's ftnet* to carry on sad busness, and. he shall not be requred to take an examnaton. Upon complance wth all the provson* of the act lte shall be granted sad U- Further evdence requred s a fnancal statement whch would show that he s solvent and has adequate captalzaton. ssspart r showng performance record^ polce record and credt record s also requred. PROVISIONS There are eertan thngs that lcensee must Dot do, or face suspenson of hs lcense, He cannot abandon any constructon project wthout legal cause, funds cannot be dverted; plans attd specfcatons must be followed, unless otherwse agreed and buldng laws or tho&e of a county or townshp cannot be volated. Falsa promse or msrepresentaton of a substantal nature, or any conduct whch ndcates dshonesty or unfar dealngs consttutes a volaton'of ths set. If at any tme the Commsson can prove that the law has been volated, the lcense must he revoked or suspended. It must be ponted out that the act also protects the applcants and those who already have obtaned lcenses. Each applcant has the op^ portunty of a formal hearng Bttwees 12 Nsss Ts 8 ML PREVIEW SMWINf - INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR FINISH - Mssssry by Jss HHMMT I lmu Nsbss Bsr ky - JM Jsfftff*ftBsfe stab* Ekdrcsl by - 1st WWss ntstsrsg by Ja ft* ft Ls PtasUsg t fettaf f- *m\ Stag* DOn FORCET SMDAY, MARCH corrn * DONOTS WILL M SERVED a* «< EDITORIAL... Keep the Door Open The Brghton Are* Schools Board of Educaton stll nssts on closng the door when t dscusses some of ts busness. When the members do ths, called "executve sessons.** ther meetngs are One of the reasons for objectng to such type of meetngs s that the acton s mpolte. The board can easly meet nformally at other tmes than at the regular meetngs. In fact, such meetngs are beng held. Rght now members are meetng wth school prncpals to dscuss personnel and other admnstratve matters, These, as far as we know, are closed to the publc, and even f they are not, tme does not pennt the newspaper to cover them. Another reason for objectng to the closed meetng last week, at whch t was decded to hre an assstant superntendent* s that the publc should be advsed of why such a step s necessary. Ths wll be an addtonal expense to the taxpayers and they should have nfbrmaton of the value to be receved. * Why should dscussons of the creaton of a post be kept secret? jf the board wanted to dscuss who was to be hred, why couldn't It dscuss the necessty for such a poston ana the requrements n the open? Names of persons could be dscussed at another tme. Any publc body wll fnd that the more t operates n the open, the more publc respect and support t wll attan. If the school board wants the publc behnd t, keep the door open* f the lcense ts dened. No lcense can be revoked or suspended wthout a formal hearng. days presented wth all the charges made aganst hm. H* also has meows* to the courts f h* feels the decson of the Commsson s nut Just FEE The lcense fee for a resdental bulder s $25. The lcense fee for a resdental mantenance and alteraton contractor shall bg $15. All lcenses ssued under ths act shall lapse and expre 3 years from Aprl 3, 1954, and en the same date each thrd years thereafter. Lcenses can be renewed upon the payment of the orgnal fee. store, Ths s but» bref summary of parts of Act 9S of the Publc Acts of lfw whkh mght be of help to you n consderng tbe potabutyy of brngng LvbgHtejp. ouotv under ts provsons. Ths Act has not elmnated all the unscrupulous and shoddy operators from the countes that have elected to have such m net, but t s a step n that drecton. Wnter Blghts Hopes of Irsh Sons of Old Ern who have ptched ther tents n ths county's luah acres are n for a rude shock ths year. Word has just arrved from Dubln that there wll be no shamrocks for St. Patrck's Day. For the frst tme n hstory the weather was so cold n Ireland that the shamrocks froze and ths abundant crop that fnds ts way to the Unted States each year s no more As for the orange growers of Florda and Calforna, St. Patrck's Day s just another March 17 so the sons of Ireland have but lttle sympathy for the Orangemen of ther a- dopted country. But alas and alack the poor Shamrock grower. A tear for hm as we pour another jgger of Irsh whskey to drown our sorrows. The quckest way to kndle a fre s to rub two opposng opnons together. : * * * mm '*.'.'-I:.'- Fashon Show Wll Feature Ths U the tme of.year when all are lookng forward to sunshne and warm weather lne agd to what styles are gong to be the favorte for ths sprng and summer. The "Sprng Symphony of Fashons," put on by the Brghton Busness and Profewonal Women's Club, wll brng all ths to the publc on March 21 at 8: p.m. There wll be a parade of styles for young and old. The latest fabrcs, colors and accessores wll be shown by Brghton merchants: Roberts Tot-N-Teen, Bee Jay Fabrcs, Show Case Dress Shop, There wll also be a showng of the latest har styles featured by Brghton beauty shops. One of the specaltes, beng shown by the Mary-Jo-Shoppe, s a sprng coat featurng the new club collar, pockets wth the sde openng and slmmng lucks and pleats n the back. Ths coat s made n the nub basket weave of 1 per cent wool, n color choces of whte, bege, blue and navy. There wll be refreshments and door prses and a very specal spectacular fnale. Tckets are avalable from any member of the Brghton Busness and Professonal Women's club. The "Sprng Symphony of Fashons", wll be held at the Hawkns school. Players Invte Publlo Ts SM On-Att Oonwdj A one-act play enttled "Am* cable Partng" s to he presented tomorrow (Thursday, March 7,) at the West Elementary Buldng by the Lvngston Players. The play, a comedy wrtten by George 8. Kaufman and Lueen MacGrath s beng drected by Luella Pless and wll feature Chrs and John Stephens n the cast. No admsson wll be charged. Busness men urge spendng cut to accompany reducton n taxes. ««U. N. tghtenng troops' grp on Katanga*»: &.t" Whort: SAFE Drvus SAVE! fv*ry»ne esm nsw whk Ctmmmlty Nfvlte. Ne farm tunau m*mb*nhp b ffwlftd, tee yt«r toc«f farm Bwau agenf far rfttejis. BMaM Irkt-AgMl ' SSo Ovtdtr Rd. HoweH Mchgan 82-M-12 FARM BUREAU INSURANCE COMPANIES OF MICH 1AM Putnam. Twp. Board Mnutes. February 7, 1963 Meetng called to order by Presdent Waton at 7:5 p.m. Holt Call: Present. Watton, Radoff, Swaneon, Lne, Knsey. Roth and Coucher were late. Absent nunt. Mnutes of *' regular January 3, 1863 meetng were road and approved. A large delegaton ol teachers were present to submt suggestons for revsons to the salary schedule and requested addtonal frnge benefts. Ther spokesman was Rchard Me- Closkey, Hgh School teacher. Mrs Stackable was granted ponnsaon to attend the Natonal Hgh School Prncpals Conventon wth expenses pad by the dstrct. Mrs Kellenberger reported on offer from the P.T.A. at Pnckney Elementary to prov d c addtonal playground equpment. Perm s s 1 o n requested to revamp school store and offce area to be further studed by Board commttee. Need for addtonal tolet facltes ut Pnckney Elementary noted on recent Health Department nspecton. Mr. Glbert Dunn tglln requested eu'o'ts be made to buld Mult-Purpose Room at Hamburg Elementary. Mr. Reader reported a uood water supply has been found at a ^W -Unt da&th &w ton ut the pump and ttnk arc proceedng at the. ech School. Mr. THE PINCKNEY (Mch.) DISPATCH, WED. MAR. 6, en contract* would be ready Uh sgnng n March. The Board adjourned to Executve *wtfon at J.: 4 pjn, and reconvened at 11:15 p.m. Moton by Lne, seconded by Radol, to proceed wth tolet room addton at Pnckney Elementary. Moton passed. Mr. Reader to contact Charles Lane Assocates, Archtects. Moton by Swan&on, seconded by Gouchpr to ncrease all teachers salares for year 1963* 64 to xchedule prevously adopted for fnal effect n year 'x Moton passed. Moton by Knsey, seconded lj\ Roth lo proceed wth County Health Department sugkc'^ted mprovements at Pnckney Elementary. Moton passed. Moton by Lne seeoaded by Knsey that Board Treasurer be apponted to represent the Dstrct at tbe annual budget meetng of the newly establshed Intermedate School Dstrct. Moton passed. Moton by Radoff, seconded by Roth to pay blls as read n amount of $1, Moton passed. Ths amount s n addton to the monthly pay roll of $28,.. Moton by Roth, seconded by Goueher to request the Pnckney Vllage Councl and the Detrot Edson Co., to ncrease the street lghtng near the Hgh School. Moton passed. Moton by Knaey, that meetng be adjourned. Seconded by Radoff, 11:59 p.m. Edwn Lee Goueher, Secretary Kennedy may sde-step labor law suggestons to get hs proposed tax cut under way. THE BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL CORNER WUtse Electrcal Servce Electrcal Contractng 6 West M-36 Pnckney Phone UP Lavey Insurance Agency Jrlome %. Busness Ph. UPtown West Man Street Pnckney Don C/ Swarthout FUNERAL HOME Modern Equpment AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone UP L. J. Swarthoat Buldng & Contractng Kones, Cottages, Garages 1292 Darwn Road, Pnckaey PH. UP MEETINGS BOARD of Notce Is Hereby Gven To All Persons Lable To Assessment For Taxes In The TOWNSHIP OF HAMBURG County of Lvngston State of Mchgan That The Assessment Roll of Sad Townshp As Prepared by the Undersgned Wll Be Subject To Inspecton At TOWN HALL ANNEX IN THE SAID TOWNSHIP ON WEDNESDAY ad TIMSDAY March And OB The Followng Day If Necessary, Also On MONDAY And TUESDAY, March 11 & 12,1963 At whch place, and on each of sad days, sad Board of Revew wfll be n sesson at least ss hours, begnnng at 9 o'clock n the forenoon ol ettfc day, and upon request of any person who s assessed oa sad rfh, sr /Wj agent, and upon suffcent cause beng shown, sad Board of Revew w«correct the assessment as to such property n such manner as wffl n ther judgment make the valuaton thereof relatvely just and equal. After sad Boardfthalrcomplete the revew of sad roll* a sad Hoard shall endorse thereon, and sgn a statement to the has been prepared and approved by the Board of Revew, Dated Jan. 28, 1963 Francs E. fflnnw Supervsor of sad

4 PINCKNEY (Mch.) DISPATCH, WED. MAR. 6, 1963 Pnckney People You Know Tht staff at the Ann Arbor Newt. Aon Arbor, entertaned ther "news carrer boys** on Sunday by takng them to the BY DOLLY BAPOHN fftlurday, March 2, Rcky Somn celebrated bs 13 brth- <kyl He dd ths wth hs pararta, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sowars by gong to see hs brother pny basketbatf-at Detrot Lutheran Hgh, and havng dnner at Howard Johnson's corner of Greenfeld and Joy Roads. After dnner the management t Howard Johnsons presented brthday cake and sang "happy brthday" to Rcky. Id say that was a real party! thought ths made a» ton born to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C Darrow»t the Howel Health Center on February S3. was named Curt Bran. Mrs. Darrow s the former Mary Ann Trpp. We are glad to hear everyone concerned s just fne! Ice Capades n Detrot The carrers n the Pnckney area are Harold Hollster, Jr., and Chuckle Vedder. Chuckle's father, Mr. Robert Vedder took the boys to Ann Arbor where they, wth all the other carrers, and ther supervsors took the Grey Hound Bus to Detrot Harolds father, Mr. Harold Hollster met the two boys then at 6:15 pjm. and escorted them back to Pnckney. The boys terrfc day! (These two lads delver close to 15 papers n Pnckney Vllage, daly. Guess they well earned the trp I) We receved a very nce and most welcome letter from Mrs. Maude Mortueson Grce. She was askng that her Pnckney Dspatch be renewed Mrs. Grce kft Pnckney n 199, and all these years reman* a fathful subscrber and reader of the Dspatch. She was a graduate of Pnckney Hgh, data of 197. Melcolm Rlttcr (Mckey) s recevng basc tranng wth the Unted States Ar Force at Lackland, Texas. He left last Tuesday, va Jet, from Detrot Mr. and Mrs. James Whtley and daughter, Lnda and Laure, were n Ann Arbor, Sunday.to vst Mr. Whtley'8 parents, the Wllam Whltley's and also seen the show, "Son of Flubber." They (especally Lnda and Laura) hghly recommend ths move for good famly entertanment 1 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Henderson spent the past week wth Mr. and Mrs. Warner Mller and famly. Mr. Henderson s a travelng crcut Mnster, and was n the area to gve specal talks for the publc. The Gale Hendee famly of Owosso spent the week-end wth Mrs. Beulah Hendee. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parks vsted Mr. Park's mother n Sunday. Tom Kennedy called bs parents, the Murray Kennedys, last week to let them know he wa> leavng the States, and wll be on duty at Vegeaua, near Porto Rca Gregory News By M. COSGBAY One hundred ffty guests attended the Gregory School open house, Monday evenng. It was fyonsored by the Gregory P.T.O. After a tour through the new addton, refreshments of danty sandwches, cookes, nut mnts, coffee, and punch were served from a lace covered table, wth a lovely floral arrangement and whte tapers. The John Lvermore famly are now resdng near Grass Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shellhart and Charles, and Mr. and Mrs, Duane Shellhart and famly, and Mr. and Mrs. Dck Fsher were Sunday dnner guests of Mrs. Roy Shellhart Mrs. Clarence Embury called on hex daughter, Mrs. Jaskot and son, near Chelsea, Frday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shellhart and famly of Jackson vsted Mrs. Roy Shellhart, on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Van Slambrook of Pnckney, were Sunday evenng callers of Mr. and Mrs. Lonne Van Slambrook and famly. Pfc. Don Roberts ^>f Kentucky vsted hs grandmother, Ars. supper guests of ther pa the Arthur Buffs. The Grls Guld and the Women's Mssonary Socety featured a program and refreshments, Sunday evenng at the Gregory Baptst Church. Begnnng Sunday, March 3, the Gregory Baptst Church and the UnadUa Presbyteran Church wll have Jont evenng Lenten servces. Mr. and Mrs. Burne Ostrand cr of Cnndnat, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Ostrander of Pontac, and Wlbur Ostrander were Sunday dnner guests of Mr, and Mrs. Arthur BuUs.. UNLESS Mr. WendaH Bates resdent of Gregory celebrated ht brthday, January 12th. Ht would lke to hear from bt frends, send cards or letters n care of Owosso Hosptal, Owosso, Mch. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Massle and famly of Grand Rapds spent several days last week wth Mr. and Mrs- Howard Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Marshall and famly and Mr. and Mrs Donald Marshall and spent Saturday wth Mr. and Mrs. Howard Marshal Fve couples celebrated Phl Kunzelman's brthday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Staffer. Wednesday evenng. The Gregory Lades Ad ety wll have a roast beef ner at the Gregory Hall Wednesday, March 6 at 5: pjn. Mark Hartsuff en several of hs frends for 13th brthday. Sunday sfter- Mr. and Mrs. Rex Glover, Mrs. Amy Isham and Mrs. Nette Caskey attended the 5th weddng annversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan LangreU at Grand Ledge, Sunday. Mrs. LangreU was the former Pearl Dunn. Mrs. Eva James was a Sun* Where All Your Savngs Earn A Full I ''111! day dtaner guest of Mrs. Pearle Dorothy Hadley, Sweet, and Mrs. Smth of Dexter were Saturday vstors of Mrs, Pearle Mr. and Mrs. Mlton Dyer and Mr. and Mrs. L, G. Reasoner were Sunday vstors of Mrs. Harvey Dyer. \ FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS - HOWELL ARTICLE > > thngs For cosh to ptdtd emergent! overdue blls odvontoge buyngop frendly I ment. Fast, ce. low mente to ft McPh S erson Jtate HOWtU AND PINCKNEY "Servng Sne* 188ST TRY OUR DRIVE IN BANKING TIC Mrs. Helen -MltteeT, Mrs. Dan Howlett, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Read and daughters of Pnckney were Sunday evenng Two Republcan State Canddates To Vst Howell Dr. Raymond N. Hatch, Republcan canddate for Superntendent of Publc Instructon, and Judge Donald K Holbrook, Mchgan Supreme Court canddate, wll be n Howell tomorrow (Thursday). They wll be here from 1 a.m. untl 3 p.m., and wll be takng factory tours and be entertaned at several coffees. Luncheon s beng planned for them wth the Legslatve Commttee of the Chamber of Commerce. Local Republcans hope that many Lvngston County people wll take ths opportunty to meet these men. To show what changes can take place whan a communty approves lquor by the glass, consder the Battle Creek story. In Aprl, 1961 that cty approved lquor by the glass by the narrow margn of 25 votes, n a recount. BATTLE CREEK Durng the campagn, local tavern owners stressed the safety theme. They nferred that approvng lquor by the glass would cut down on drunk drvng, usng the slogan, "Get the bottle* out of the cars and nto the bars, where drnkng can be supervsed and controlled." (5) Some lcensees charged that most dfunk drvng was caused by people who drank n ther caw because they couldn't buy hard lquor n local taverns. By the clever use of statstcs the "proved" that lquor by the glass would make Battle Creek a safer cty. What really happened? In the frst fear after lquor by the glass, lquor sales ncreased n Battle Creek by 24,148 bottles. There was a declne n take-out store sales whch meant that local res-^ dents were not only drnkng more, but they were dong ther drnkng n the ban and taverns. DRUNK DRIVING But the rest of the story doesn't follow the predctons of Battle Creek's bar owners. Durng the frst 6 months of lquor by the glass polce records showed: (6) - 5% ncrease n drank drvng arrests - 7% ncrease n drunk drvng arrests of women Instead of gettng the lquor out of the cars and nto the bars where drnkne "could be supervsed" as lcensees promsed, the Battle Creek story was one of the drnkng drver who went "from the bar to car", wth sgnfcant ncreases n drunk drvng arrests, partcularly among women drvers arrests # 2nd year of lquor by the glass n Lansng 1661 arrests # 8rd year of lquor by the glass n Lansng 1519 arrests # 4th year of lquor by the glass n Lansng 1717 arrests # 5th year of lquor by the glass n Lansng 2283 arrests It s only logcal to assume that drunkenness and drunk drvng would be ncreased by the approval of lquor by the plass. Most people drve wherever they go ncludng the tavern. After drnkng, they drve. Wth more drnkng n publc and a general pattern of hgher consumpton of lquor, does t not seem logcal that publc drunkenness would also be on the ncrease? ANN ARBOR Drunkenness and drunk drvng represent polce problems. But there are other polce problems as well. The frst year after lquor by the glass was approved n Ann Arbor, ther polcemen spent an extra 1,489 hours on lquor law nvestgatons and enforcement. The total arrests on ther report were also up 17%, from 146 to 894. (1) POLICE COSTS And, just 18 months after Ann Arbor began ssung lquor by the glass lcenses, they had added a total of 1 polcemen to ther staff, a 13% ncrease n personnel. (11) Approval of lquor by the glass can be expected to cause an ncrease n drunk drvng, publc drunkenness, and a general ncrease n the enforcement work of local polce departments. Why should we run the rsk of ncreasng these problems by allowng lquor by the glass n our communty? POTMM TOWNSHIP BOARD OF REVIEW WILL MEET AT THE PUTNAM TWP. HALL ON MARCH 12th & 13th 9 A.M. to 4P.M. Ayoe fadng that ther assessment s mst ay COM before the Board I M* state ther JUDGE DONALD HOLBROOK Dr. Hatch and Judge Holbrook expect to vst Brghton from 1:5 to 2:3. A recepton wll be held for the two men at 4: p.m. at the Howell Hgh School. Accordng to a Republcan spokesman, all county teachers are beng nvted to attend. DL RAYMOND N. HATCH FLINT Other Mchgan ctes show a smlar pattern. In Flnt, the last full year before lquor by the glass there were 132 drunk drvng arrests. In the frst full year Flnt had lquor by the glass drunk drvng arrests rose 65%, to 218. (7) Besdes an ncrease n drank drvng, there s also evdence that lquor by the glass causes a rse n the problem of publc drunkenness. In Flnt arrests for drunkenness rose 47% durng the frst year of lquor by the glass, from 1154 to (8) Moderate drnkng s more lkely to happen at home. At the tavern "another round" s always n order. Wth lquor by the glass comes an Increased consumpton of hard lquor. LANSING In the frst fve years after Lansng appftjved lquor by the glass, arrests for drunkenness rose from 18 to 2283, an ncrease of 126%. (9) Arrests for drunkenness n f rose sharphr n the perod followng approval of lquor by the glass: DRUNKENNESS Last year before lquor by the glass s T Ut year of lquor by the glass n Luraf L MICHIAN LIQUOR CONTROL COMMIS- SION, OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER, MARK AND EFRON, VERA. "SELECTED STATISTICS ON ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES AND ON ALCOHOLISM" YALE SCHOOL OF ALCOHOL STUDIES, 1959, PAGE BASED ON 196 CENSUS FIGURES. 5. BATTLE CREEK ENQUIRER NEWS, APRIL 2, BATTLE CREEK POLICE DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL RECORDS FOR FLINT POLICE DEPARTMENT, OFFICIAL RECORDS FOR LANSING POLICE DEPARTMENT OFFIC- IAL RECORDS FOR L 1. ANN ARBOR POLICE DEPARTMENT OF- FTCIAL RECORDS FOR 1964L 11. AW ARSOft CTTr BUDGET, FROM OF- FICE OF CITY COMPTROLLER, FOR THE UeyF.HeMbe Tewtshp Spervsor IN PINCKNEY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY 229 So, Mkhgn Av. Howefl Ph. 88 VOTE UQIN cunb

5 » > ^-: r Former Pnckney Resdent Takes Brde from Lansng St Casfcnr's Of T ^ndng on Feb. 23 for Pearl Roche and the A. M. Roche, former of Pnckney. brde s the daughter of Congregatonal Church Teams To Vst Homes MRS. JOHN ROCHE The afternoon and evenng of Sunday, March 17, has been chosen for the "Frendly Vstaton" program to be carred out by the members of The Pnckney Congregatonal Church. They wll go n pars, two and Mrs. Wendell C. Myers of Lansng. The Rt Rev. Msgr. Mchael J. Mleko performed the double* rng ceremony. The brde wore a floor-length gown* bell shaped skrt of peau de sole wth sngle-flower applques scattered over the lades, and two men, and call on the ones wshng them to do so. Ralph Hall s charman of ths program, and anyone wshng to volunteer hs servces s asked to get n touch wth hm. Steve Jones, of the U. of M. School of Musc, s the new chor drector for the Senor Chor of the church He lves n Jackson. New members wll be receved at the Communon servce Thursday, Aprl 11. htdtee and skrt that fall nto a tran whch was removable H*4rk>om-cut, aurora crystal ejschamsed ft» mmyn headpece.. Her flowers were whte carnatons and red roses on an herloom prayer book of mother-ofpearl The brde's cousn, Mrs. Merle Barnhart of I«ansng was the matron of honor. The brdesmad was Mrs. James Jersey of Tensng and Groomsman, Merle Bamhart, also of Lansng. The brde's attendants were dentcal gowns of scarlet red velveteen wth matchng cabbage rose headpeces. Ther bouquets were of whte* carnatons tpped n red. James Roche, brother of the brdegroom,, was the best man and ushers were Ronald Roche, another brother and Robert Myers, brother of the brde, all of A recepton was held In the church parlor and a trp to Chcago, Illnos was planned for ther honeymoon. For travelng the brde wore a sheath dress of black and whte wool plad wth black accessores. Specal guests were grandparents of the brde, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Brandel and Mrs. John Myers. By FLOOJKC: F8lUSS New books for adults nclude Tumbull's, "The Nghtngale," the story of a small town. The theft ot a mechancal nghtngale from the home of Volet, a graceful, sprted young poetess affords a threat of suspense to the story and reveals the healng propertes of vllage mutualty. O'Hara's, "Wyomng Summer," bosed on the dary of the author of "My Frend Flcka," and other horse stores, and s the story of ther dude ranch. Henz', "The Surgeon," reveals the lfe of a surgeon and what one human beng feels when he saves or loses the lfe of another. t Bracken's, "I Hate to Housekeep Book," s a hlarous book on how to let a house vrtually keep tself clean. Young readers wll enjoy Dcknson's "Frst Book of Stone Age;" Andrews, "In the Days of Dnosaurs," and Nagle and Leanng's, "Ktchen Table Fun," thng to make from the ktchen cupboards. PmHOUIH DEA1ERS CHA11HGE YOU... to get a better deal anywhere I Prc for a bwyffrcyffatftr, 2- door MtfM-1226-txdKlM «t dtctmtm charm, ttsk M locsl tam. WhtemU Vn%, «*wl Ptymwth ts on the move and our deals wll keep t that way! Ptymouth s sellng at the fastest rate n many years. So why do we Plymouth Dealers offer to make better deals rght now than our compettors? Because we want Plymouth's success to be even greater! We're passng up hgh-profftsper-car for hgher-volume-per«deaef. It works! And, whle we're at It, you can buy a brand-new Plymouth for less than you'd ever beleve. Try us today! See them ml today *t: VAN'S MOTOR SALES 145 E. Mala Pfcos* UP &-3341 Pfeckney C/u5 Notes ksocalodgc The regular meetng of the Rebecca Lodge wu held Tuesday evenng at ther hall The TJLG.S. wll meet Wednesday nght, March 13 at the Rckett School at eght o'clock. Mrs. Phylls Lyberg wll act as hostess. Plans are beng made for the "Honor Banquet" for the students. RAINBOW GIRLS The regular meetng of the Ranbow for Grls Assembly wll be held Monday evenng, March 11 at the Masonc Temple Plans for the fsh fry on THE PINCKNEY (Mch.) DISPATCH, WED. MAR. 6, PACK 11 Mlls, Massey Speak Vows Tuesday evenng, Feb. 26. March 29 wll be dscussed. Pack 151 had ther "Blue and Gold" potluck supper. ORDER OF EASTERN Ray Matby spoke on the In Stockbrdge Methodst STAR NO. 814 Cub Scout promse and what t Mchgan Chapter No. 314, means. Order of Eastern Star wll The next meetng wll be meet at the Masonc Temple, March 26 at 7:3 pjn. PINCKNEY Weddng Tuesday, March 12. couple s honeymoonng vows were exchanged by Lorrane Mare Mlls and James The frendshp nght of n Florda for two weeks and GIRL SCOUTS Pnckney, March 22. wll lve at 7944 Grand St., W. Massey on Saturday, Feb. If you need a rde call the Grl Scout Week, March 1 Dexter, after March 1. 23, n the Stockbrdge Methodst Church wth the Rev. Al- The brde attended Kalama- Worthy Matron, Mrs. Harry through March 17, wll be Mull, AC 7-79U. marked by varous actvtes bert Raloff performng the zoo College and Jackson Junor Profcency classes are beng ceremony. held at the Temple every thrd Monday under the supervson brde wore a gown of of Worthy Patron Ralph Cameronshaped skrt and a hgh empre whte tssue taffeta, wth bell- wastlne wth ftted bodce DAUGHTERS OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION Phlp Lvngston. Chapter, Daughters of the Amercan Pnckney Hgh Student To Wed DIANNE CUBTS PINCKNEY Mr. and Mrs. Roy Curts of Portage Lake an-. nounce the engagement of ther* daughter, Helen Danne, to Mchael Lynn Purdy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dwght Purdy of Ann Arbor. The brde-elect wll graduate ths June from Pnckney Hgh. Her fance wll graduate from Ann Arbor Hgh n June. He s employed at the Amy Joy Donut shop n Ann Arbor. No date has been set for the weddng. MARRIAGE LICENSES Mchal H. Beverly, 2, Dayton, Oho to Sharon Kay Mnton, 19, South Lyon, Mch. Danel Arche Curre, 2, Lnden, Mch, to Wanda Kay Keesler, 19, Howell, Mch. Larry Francs Monkress, 18, Howell, Mch, to Wanda Maye Huddleston, 19, Decatur, 111. Russell Gary Hll, 18, Howell, Mch, to Vcke Louse Nale, 18, Hghland, Mch. Elmer C. Pearson, 52, Brghton, Mch, to Goldle L. Danels, 48, Brghton, Mch. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS NOTES A new computer system to be nstalled n Aprl at Mchgan State Unversty wll be the most advanced at the unversty. Surgery developed at Mchgan State Unversty to repar broken bones n dogs has been applsd n human practce. Mchgan State Unversty s scheduled to start a two-year, precllncal medcal program n HELLER'S ROWERS HOWELL, MICHIGAN Phone 284 -Sty It wth Flowers* Revol u t o n entertaned the Good ctzenshp grls and ther mothers, at dessert luncheon on Tuesday, March 5, at the home of Mrs. Don Van Wnkle, 731 West Grand Rver St, HowelL BKfTH WITH CIAJ& Mrs. Wllam Seger entertaned the Brdgette dub, Tuesday evenng, February 26. Table przes for hgh score were won by, Mrs. Danel Stegenga, Mrs. Fern Lews and Mrs. Ray Taylor. The floatng prte went to Mrs. Frank Arthur, n the Brghton Neghborhood, an area whch ncludes Hartland, Brghton and Hamburg. On Grl Scout Sunday, March 1, scouts wll attend servces n ther respectve churches. In a wndow of Strck's Store there s an exhbt prepared by all of the troops of the area. Many troops are markng the 5Ut brthday of Grl Scoutng, March 12, by specal actvtes wthn the troops. Ths* s. also the tradtonal tme for the annual cooke sale conducted by Grl Scouts wch, Scot-Tea, Mnt, and another Savannah. Proceeds for the sales wll go to support the Grl Scout porgram, especally campng. Each troop retans 5c for each box sold. The hgh pont of the week wll be the Neghborhood Court of Awards to be held at the Hawkns School on Wednesday, March 13, at 7: p.m. Partcpatng wll be our ffteen troops, seven Browne troops, seven Intermedate troops, and one Marner Senor troop. These troops nclude 266 grls and ther thrty leaders and co-leaders. BLUE STAR MOTHERS The Brghton Blue Star Mothers met at the home of Mrs. H. K. Lews for a regular meetng on February 27. Eleven members were present. V O T E I uumuuuutuutuuuuuuuuu for and about mmmmtta ^Svrea omen \ IIIMIUIIIIHIUmllnltlllllllltllllllNIIIUINIHIUIIIMStllllllllllv enhanced wth applques of Chantlly lace. A shallow scooped necklne and elbowlength sleeves accented the gown. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Nel Mlls of Stockbrdge and Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Massey of Pnckney. sster-n-law of the brde, from Stockbrdge, Mrs. Jerry Reams, sster of the brdegroom, from Dexter and Mss Bonne Earl, cousn of the brde, from Ann Arbor. All attendants wore dentcal gowns, of red velvet wth bellshap e d skrts. Headpece crowns were of whte fur and muffs of whte fur were adorned wth red carnatons. Douglas Mlls of Stockbrdgo was the best man and ushers \-erc Larry Mlls, Jerry Reams and Fred Mlls. Nephew of the brde, Rckey Mlls, acted as rngbearer and the flower grl was Shar Mlls, nece of the brde. Immedately followng the ceremony a recepton was held n the church parlors. MRS. JAMES MASSEY FRTHEPRPSAL M College and s employed at the Unversty of Mchgan Medcal Center. The brdegroom graduated from Green's Barber College n Detrot and s n busness n Gregory and HowelL LIQUOR BY-THE-GLASS MARCH 11th NOW IS THE TIME FOR PINCKNEY TO ADVANCE TOO! A YES VOTE FOR LIQUOR BY-THE-GLASS WILL MEAN Puttng Pnckney On A Par Wth The Townshp And Neghborng; Town*. Added Revenue For The Vllage And No Added Polce Problems A YES VOTE... PdPoL AJv. Is A Vote for Progress Vnce La Rosa

6 : \T CIRRE1T ACTIVITIES WED., MARCH «, 1963 an4 PINCKNEY (Mch.) DISPATCH In Owr Churches CHURCHES BETHESA TABERNACLE 54«1 D. & - S3 Brghtoa, M*»t^^ Sunday School 1:3. Sunday Mornng Servces. 11:3. Sunday Evenng Sen ocs. 7:3. Prayer Meetng, Wednesday, 7:3. Young Peoples, Frday. 7:3. A Frendly Church wth a Sprtual Atmosphere where God Answers Prayer. Pastor Geneva Kaltenbach ST. PATRICK'S Brghton, Phone AC Pastor, Rev. Leo McCaaa Assstant Reverends Breudon K. Ledwdge, Leo Poster, CALM. Sunday Masses, 6:3, 8:, 1:. 12:. Weekday Masses, 6:3, 8:. Hoyda-y Masses, 5:3, 8:15, 12:15 and 6: pjn. Frst Frdays, y, 8:, 11:2 and 6: p.m. Confessons Wednesday and Thursday evenngs. Holy Communon at 6:3, 7: and before the 8: Mass. Novena to Our Mother of Perpetual Help, Wednesday evenngs at 7T3O. ~ St. John {Msson). Located oh M-59 two mles west of M- lay Mass at 7:3. GRACE BAPTIST. 213 Hacker Bd. Brghton, Mchgan Wayne Ganque, Pastor Homo :, Bble School. 11:, Mornng Worshp. 7:, Evenng Worshp. All are welcome. ASSEMBLES TABERNACLE 216 Grand Rver AC Sunday School, 1: a.m. Mornng Worshp, 11: a.m. Evangels t c Servce, 7:3 p.m. TRI-LAKES BAPTIST Above the New Post Offce Rev. Bruce E. Stne, PMtor Sunday school. 1 am Mornng worsnp, 11 a.m. Youth Fellowshp, 6 p.m. Evenng servce, 7 p.m. Prayer Meetng on Thursday evenng at 7:3. G3EE24 OAK FREE METHODIST CHURCH L.S. 23, Fve Mle* South uf HI Harold Tjepkema, Pastor 1: a.m. Sunday School 11: a.m. Worshp Servce 6:45 p.m. Young people 7:3 p.m. Evenng Servce Thursday 7:3 Prayer Meetng. Saturday 7 p.m, Men's prayer group. Lght and Lfe Hour on Sundays at 1 p.m. over WBFG 98.7 FM. WESLEY AN METHODIST M A Frendly Church Wth A Sprtual Atmosphere* A. C. Barker, Pastor «. R, Demond, Assoc Pastor 9:45 a.m., Bble School Hour, ItonaM N. Borgers, Supt. 11: a.m., Junor Church, Mrs. Clara Sutton, Drector. 11: a.m., Mornng Worshp (Sermon Hour). 6:3 p.m., Wesleyan Youth Servce. 7:3 p.m., Evenng Evangel Hour. Thursday, 7:3 p.m., Prayer Meetng. Thursday, 8:3 p.m., Chor Rehearsal. Melvn Derby of the Mchgan Tempe ranee Foundaton at Lansng wll be the guest speaker n the Mornng Worshp Hour ths Sunday. Hs subject wll be "Alcohol and Chrstan Responsblty." Lenten Servce. Please contact Pastor Olson f you are nterested. St. George Church Women wll meet Thursday, March 7, for the monthly "work-day". Tns s held from 1: to 3: p.m. Th*- Junor Chor rehearses each Wednesday, begnnng at 6:45 p.m. The Senor Chor rehearsals are held Thursday evenng, at 7: durng the Lenten Season. The Board of Parsh Educaton wll meet Tuesday, March 12, at 8: p.m. 7:45 p.m. Adult Bble Study TOE PBESBYTEBIAN and Prayer Meetng. GUTJBGH Thursday, March 14 E. Grand Rver, AC : p.m., Lades Home Bobet Oofey, Pastor League wll meet to make hats. AC For sprtual gudance or Gordon Mallett, Chor Drector materal assstatnee anywhere Mrs. Charles Brch, Organst n Lvngston County call Howell 378 anytme nght or day. SUNDAY SCHEDULE: 9: to 9:3 ajn.. Short famly Worshp Servce through Thursday. Offce hours: 1-12, Monday 9:3 to 1:3 ajn., Church School for all asm. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST 11: to 12:, Worshp SCIENTIST Servce. 846 W. Grand Slyer, Howell There s a care group for preschool chldren durng Church tst holds a servce each Sun- Frst Church of Chrst, Scen- School and the 11: worshp day at 1:3. Sunday School You are welcome at our worshp servces and other events. Wednesday, March 6, 7:3 o,m.; hursuay, IVlaeh 7," 3"3X) p.n., Hgh School Confrmaton Class. 4:3 p.m. Junor Fellowshp for boys and grls n grades 5, 6, 7, and 8. Supper (35 cents) program, recreaton and Junor Chor Rehearsal at 6:3-7:15 p.m. 7:3 p.m., Senor Chor Rehearsal. Frday, March 8, 1: p.m., Lenten Prayer Group starts. CONGBEGATION OP JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Presdng Mnster James P. Suaua, 475 U8-23 Phone Kngdom Hall 424 W. Man St. Brghton, Mchgan Thursday, 7:3 p.m., Theocratc Mnstry School. Thursday, 8:3 p.m., Servce Meetng. Sunday, 3:45, Watchtower Study. Tuesday, 8: p.m., Bble Studes at the followng addresses, 475 US-23; 534 US-23, and 1886 Maxfeld Lake Rd. ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL By the Mn Pond The Rev. Robert G. Eldson, Vcar SUNDAY SERVICES: 8 a.m., Holy Communon. 1 a.m., Mornng Prayer, Church School and Nursery. Frst and Thrd Sundays: Holy Communon at both servces. 7: p.m., Youth League. Thursday, March 7, 6:3, Church School Teachers Tranng Course. 7:3. through Lent, Evenng Prayer and Flm on Lfe of St. Paul. Tuesday, March 12, Epscopal Church Women, 7:3, Park Resdence. Each Wednesday durng Lent, 7:3 a.m., Holy Communon. All newcomers and vstors are nvted to stay for the Coffee Hour followng the worshp servce today. Ths s a splendd way to get acquanted, and we hope you wll meet wth us. Our frst Famly Nght. Supper wlfee held on Thursday, There s nothng n all themarch 14th, at 7: p.m. Ths world qute lke the frendshps s a tme to get together for fnd fellowshp whch are found good food and warm fellowshp. wthn the crcle of Chrstans. The dnner wll be potluck. Nor s ths a restrcted group More detals wll appear n next Insofar as God s concerned; for Sunday's bulletn. says He s Hs Word, "Wbooever wll may come and partake of the water of lfe treefy." TftFcHuTcU alsotfss you come. Why not make churchattendance a weekly habt? T. GEORGE EVANGELICAL OHUBCH ACt-SMS Rev. Robert B. OltoB, Patter Sunday School s held each Sunday at 9:45 a.m. Dvne Worshp Servces are at 11: am each Sunday. Md-Week Lenen Servces at» hed each Wednesday, begtedbf at 73 pjn. There t ttttl tme to enroll to the Adult Instructon Class beng hed each Wednesday W mmedately followng FIRST METHODIST Brghton, Mchgan G. T. Nevtn, Mnster Academy Mornng Worshp, 1:45 a.m. Church School, 9:3 a.m. Youth Fellowshp, Sunday, 7: p.m. Chor Rehearsal, Wednesday, 7:3 p.m. HOWELL CHURCHES THE SALVATION ARMY Servng Lvngston County 2tl N.ftUcfajcanA Howell Offcersfat Charge Mr. Md Mrs. Fred Boston Sunday, March 1 1: a.m., Sunday School. 11: a.m., Mornng Worshp 11: a.m., Junor Church. 4. p.m., Tranng Class 6: pjn., Youth Meetng. 6:45 p.m., Street Meetng. 7:3 p.m., Evangelstc Servce. Mr. James Evans, of Ann Arbor, vsted Scotland last sum- mer and flmed sldes pf Salvaton Army actvty. A program featurng these sldes wll be presented ths Sunday, 7:3 p.m.. at The Salvaton Army, 221 N. Mchgan Avenue, Howell. Mr. Evans and hs daughter wll also provde muscal numbers n the servce. Everyone nterested n seeng the sldes s welcome to attend ths program. Tuesday, March X2 4: pan., Junor Bble Study. 4:3 pjn., Handcraft and Games. 7:3 p.m., Youth Cenus Beard. Wednesday, March 13 6:45 p.m., Teen-Age Bble Study. BETHEL BAPTIST 46 Swarthout Road, for- pupls up-to.hf-.hge..of.2. Bobert M. Taylor, Tastdr" convene at the same hour. A 851 Sptcer Rd* Hamburg Wednesday evenng servce s Phone AC held at 8 p.m. at whch tme Servces: A refsng rocsrrfe at 122 N. State street where authorzed Chrstan Scence lterature may be borrowed, read or purchased. It U open to the publc Monday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and from 6:3 to 9 o'clock Frday evenngs. GREGORY CHURCHES JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Gregory, Mchgan Warner Mller presdng Mnster UP Meetngs held at Holmes Road. Publc Meetng Sunday 3 p.m. Watchtower Bble Study Sunday* 4:15 p.m. Bble Study Tuesday 8 p.m. Mnstry School Frday 7:3 p.m. Servce Meetng Frday 8:3 p.m. All persons of good-wll welcome. Seats are free and no collectons taken. HAMBURG CHURCHES ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH M-S6 Hamburg, Mchgan Rev. Luther H. Krefall, Pastor AC Zukey Lake Rd., Lakeland Organst - Mrs. Ben Wood Ass's Organst-Mrs. Ruby Cook Sunday Worshp, 1:45 a.m. Sunday School, 9:3 a.m. Communon every Sunday. Lenten Servces at 8 p.m. every Wednesday. Mary Martha Crcle, Second Monday. Voter's Assembly, Second Wednesday. ST. STEPHENS EPISCOPAL Hamburg, Mchgan Mnster, Deaoonea Olve Robnson Mornng Prayer and Sermon, Sunday, 1 ajn. Church School, 1 a.m. Holy Communon, Last Sunday of each month. PINCKNEY PEOPLE'S CHURCH S85 Coadtlla Street Bev. Thomas Murphy Mornng Worshp, 11: a.m. Sunday School, 9:45 a.m. Young Peo p 1 e's Meetng, 6: p.m. Evenng Worshp, 7: p.m. Thursday Prayer Meetng, 7;3 GALILEAN BAPTIST 97 McGregor Boad Bev. Bollaad Crosby PIMM Sunday, School 9:45. Mornng Worshp 11:. Youth Fellowshp 6:. Evenng Worshp 7: Wednesday evenng Prayer meetng and Bble study 7:3. THE MENNONITE CHURCH St4 Pvteant Street Bev. MeMa fttauffer Mornng Worshp, 1:».m. Sunday School, 11KM) a.m Evenng Servces as announced. HIAWATHA BEACH Buck Lake Rev. Charles Mchael, Pastor UP E. M-S6 Plnckney, Mch. Sunday School, 1: a.m. Mornng Worshp, 11: ajn. Youth Tranng Hr., 6:3 p.m. Evenng Servce, 8: pjn. Stockade Monday. Boys, 6:3 p.m, Battalon Monday. Boys, 7:3 pjn., Prayer Meetng, Wednesday. 8: pjn., Colonst Thursday. Grls, 4:2 pan., Explorer Thursday. Grls, 6:3 p.m., ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH Sunday Masses, 8:, 1:, and 11:3 a.m. Novena, Thursday, 7:3 p.m. Week day Mass, 8: sum. CONGREGATIONAL 183 Unadlla Street Rev. Wllam Hansworth Mornng Worshp, 1:45 ajn. Sunday School 9:3 a-.m. Yomg People, Stfldsy, pjn. Evenng worshp, 7: pjn. Prayer Meetng, Wednesday 7:3 p.m. WHITMORE LAKE CHURCHES CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 279 Dartmoor Drve Wbtanore Lake, Mchgan Wllam P. Ncholas, Pasts* Hckory Panst, Mrs. Walter Tucker, Sr Ṡunday School Supt., Mrs. H. N. Mannng. Assstant, Harrett Sattena. Sunday School, 9:45 a.m. Mornng Worshp, 11: a m Jet Cadets, 8 years through 12 years, 5:3 to 6:3, Evangelstc Servces, 7: p.m. FULL GOSPEL MISSION 9342 Man St. Whltmore Lake, Mchgan REV. A. ROBERTSON Sunday School, 1: a.m. Worshp Servce, 11: a.m. Evenng Servce, 7:3 p.m. Mssonary Servce, Thursday, 7: p.m. For Chrst Youth wth Chrstan Flm, Sat.. 7 p.m. Obtuares MRS. ELLA M. GRAHAM FOWLERVILLE Mrs. Ella M. Graham, 93, of rural Fowlervle, ded Tuesday, Feb. 26, at McP herson Communty Health Center m Howell. Mrs. Graham was a lfe-long resdent of the communty. Survvors nclude one nece, Mrs. Thelma Can of Howell. MRS. CHARLES LYONS Funeral servces were held Tuesday at 2 p. m. for Mrs. Mabel E. Lyons, 61, of Maxfeld Blvd., Mlford, who ded Saturday at her home after a bref llness. Evelyn Grswald, Bev. Borst, Douglas Zmmerman, Rachel Webb, Jeff Andersen. March 12: Lloyd Pearsall, Ed Martn, Bll Madden, Clara Dymond, Don Keenan, Mary Nocker, Walter Owens, Barbara Mssltz, Herbert Munzel. March 13: Alce Grochowsk, Cha r 1 e s Sawallch, Rchard Jupe, Lnda rpelkey, Wsel Walkns, Catherne Savage, Robert Bravs. ] March 14: Bonne Corrgan, Dorothy Zmmerman, Alce Ferrngton, Adele Marowsk, nclude her hus-jack Lannng, Betty Maltby, Trudy Farmer, Mary PearsalL Elmna Ells, Crag Krchner, Survvors band, Charles R.; two sons, Jack of Howell and Dean, of Brghton; a daughter, Mrs. Barbara Drake of Detrot, and eght grandchldren. Bural n Farvew Cemetery n Brghton. MBS. FLORA LIMING Mrs. Flora Maurer Lmng, SO* tfe* wfe of Ray O, Lmng, formerly of Ann Arobr and for the past 1 years of 7 Whtney Ave. n Brghton, ded Wednesday nght n St. Joseph Mercy Hosptal after a bref llness. She s survved by her husband, a daughter, Mrs. June Fusco of Rversde. Calf., and a granddaughter, also of Rversde. Funeral servces were held Saturday at the Muehlg Chapel wth the Rev: Wllam C. Bennett offcatng. WILLIAM C. HASENBUSCH HOWELL Wllam C. Hasenbusch, 59, an employe of the Howel state hosptal, ded Thursday after a bref llness at hs home n Deerfeld Townshp. He * survved by a brother, Gerhard, of tme same address. Funera. servces were held Sunday from the Schnackenberg Funeral Home, Howell. He ha* teen an employe at the hosptal for about 3 years. State Educator Wll Tell Church About 'Alcohol' MELVIN DERBY Melvn Derby of Lansng wll be the guest snce t falls on Feb. 29, the speaker ths comng Sunday man had to celebrate t whle mornng at the local Wesleyan the clock tolled mdnght! Ths Methodst Church, 228 S. reporter also had a brthday Fourth Street, at the 11: o'clock servce. on Monday she just as soon He wll be speakng on the subject, "Alcohol and Chrstan Responsblty." For ten years Derby served as drector of educaton for the Oregon Councl on Alcohol Problems; and snce last September 1, he has been afflated wth the Mchgan Temperance Tormdatton whose offces are located n Lansng. A former teacher and junor hgh school prncpal qualfer Derby as one who s able to w t k gffewthv vrtth v ' -to A. C. Barker, local pastor. Before comng to Mchgan he had vsted nearly every hgh school n the State of Oregon presentng a unque classroom program of alcohol educaton. Dr. Lynn Barttett, State Superntendent of Publc Instructon, recently apponted the speaker to the alcohol educaton currculum commttee for the Mchgan Department of Publc Instructon. In ths role he s helpng to map out a more adequate program of alcohol educaton n Mchgan schools. Annversary V Calendar ' BIRTHDAYS:. March 8: Dale Begg, Denns Lannng, Wllard Karl Heng, Denns Warner, Mary Ellen Pcarsall, Ben Davs, Davd Krchner. March 9: Dane Reszka, Al Bosworth, Carolyn O'Berry, Robert Vogt, Jr., Francs Spker, Blly Drayton, Rta Altenburg, Bea Schroeder, Patrca Phllps, Jenne Carlson, Prclla Standlck, Karen Scranton, Jeanne Carlson. March 1: Wallace M. Brubaker, Davd Barton, Henry Truer, Sr., Charrles Crag, Ro^ bcrta Housner, Rta Chapman? Ann Wllamson, Agnes Crysler, Masx Southwell, Kay Isaacks, Davd Rtter, Otto Sawallch, Clve Kerr, Len Farmer, Ron O'Dell, Evelyn Tlley. March 11: Harold Dunston, Ruth Bosquett, Barbara Schutz, Don Fuller, Debra Beurmann, Alce Clark, Esther McCreedy. WEDDINGS: March 8: Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Can*. March 9: Mr. and Mrs. Merwn HalL Mr. and Mrs. George Seger. March 11: Mr. and Mrs. Bev. Borst, March 13: Mr. and Mrs. Clnton Swatz, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kujawa. March 14: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Quck, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Sellman. Hambrgers' Gar Spn Off Road Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hamburger of 66 Walnut Street n Brghton were njured Thursday, whle en route vacaton. The accdent, occured on t; Pennsylvana Turnpke n e a New Kensngston, Pa., when ther car struck a patch of ot and skdded over a 1-foot embankment. ; Mrs. Hamburger suffered a badly spraned ankle and face laceratons and Mr. Hamburger s back njury. They are tp be patents a the Ctzen* General Hosp t a 1. New Konjtagton, Pennsylvana for several weeks. Around Bshop Lake By & C Mrs. Orvlte Nash came home Wednesday but had to return to Health Center and s n Room 14. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Carpenter and Mr. and Mrs. Justn Stacker of Chlsoa Road were dnner guests of the John Schroeders, Frday nght. On Sunday, Mr. and Mn. John Schroeder attended open house at the home of the Bev. and Mrs. Luther of TnH *Mrs. Marge Baker and Mrs. Nna Bowln bowled n the tournament n Howell ths weekend but have nothng to say about standngs nor scores. Tsk! Tsk! Amnesa?? There was a brthday for Jack Henry ths past week but not nave one except every four years! AC 74*8 Mss Chrstne Schroeder Is workng at the Pnckney Recreaton Area and lvng at home now. She plans on returnng tp school n the f all Ice QPBdtons on oar area roads closed some schools. tlowactts, students at St Patrcks n Brghten, had a holday. However, the Ftockney school boa dd run so the rest of oar young try had classes. The fog came,h rght, after lunch and drvng became hflibf*lwhi» We are qute convnced that ths area has or certanly wll be gone to the dogs! It may be the sprng breezes, or the pale moon, or a combnaton of both, but the barkng, yelpng, and general racket has been terrfc for days! On the average, each house s blessed (?) wth from one to three dogs. Of these, abouttone-halfla free to roam the countrysde, They're deanm* out the leftovers of ther stay-at-home cot sns, stealng the suet out of brd feeders, scroungng around the garbage cans, chasng any game that mght be around, and encouragng ther less for* tunate counterparts to stran on ther leashes, screamng ther lungs out! Whle brave men burro* ther heads nto ther pllows; mumblng threats, and Wves chase them off wth TOoomfc these carefree creatures peer from under ther eyebrows n rty^fl» even snarlng a lttls at tmes or go ther merryway wth tals waggng and lps ^curved up n a happy smle! ~ We have nothng to fear when. Love s at the helm of. thought, but everythng to enjoy on earth and n heaven. Mary Baker Eddy A man who-causes fear can* not be free from fear. Epcurus BIENNIAL SPRING mmhnmnwnwmmnnnnmn To the Qualfed Electors: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That a Blenaal Sprnt Electon ww be held n the Townshp of Hamburg (Preenol No. Ift 2) Stala ef Mchgan AT Precnct No. 1 at Townshp Fre Hall Precnct No. 2 Townshp Annex wthn sad Townshp on Monday, Aprl 1,1963 ummhmmnmmmmnmmmnmnmmmnn For The Purpose of Electng The Followng Offcers, Vz: STATE OFFICERS Two Regents of the Unversty of Mchgan; Superntendent of Publc Instructon; Member of the State Board of Educaton; Two Trustees of Mchgan State Unversty of Agrculture ad Appled Scence; Two Members of the Board of Boverors of Wayne State Unversty. NON-PARTISAN OFFICERS Two Justces of the Supremo Gotrt. TOWNSHIP OFFICERS Supervsor, Townshp Clerk, Townshp Treasurer, ON Trustee, Justce of the Peace (Full Term), Member of the Board of Revew, Four Constables. AND TO VOTE ON THE FOLLOWING PROPOSAL: Proposal Relatve to the adopton of the Revsed Consttuton of the State of Mchgan. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIHIIIIIIalmllMlltlllllMIIIIH ALSO ANY ADDITIONAL AMENDMENTS OR PROPOSITIONS THAT HAY BE SUBMITTED et Relathe to am Closhg tf ba fob ELECTION LAW, ACT le, P. A, If 54 Omth* 4*j of sary etoettoa, the polls shall to at lo'ckx*. Every aad Is Mae at the pel at for taw tfoatstf ttwrettf efts* toallowed! to vote. THE POLU orf «tlmto* wfll feet 7 Cdock lunv and wll Edward A. ftctttaftr, TowwWf Clerk March 6, 13, 3

7 " ' * > ->4 >»- -.. V*- '» «- * f- -* # ' *<^".»»-»-' -f~ X TOP CYERA6E OF ALL LOCAL SPORTS EACH WEEK Bulldogs Wn Fnal To Fnsh League Season Play PINCKNEY LADIES TUESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Joe's Tavern 82% 29} Anchor Inn, Hland Gardens Van's Motor Sales Pnckney Type. Jm's Gulf Slver Lk. Grocery Clark's Grocery Lalosct Bowl Clare's Clppers LaRosu Tavern Hank's B-Lane Bar * 48 V 43^ H 46% 41 Va 5^ 39 1,* PINCKNE* BOY'S SATURDAY AFTERNOON LEAGUE Bombers Thunder brds Gary & Allen Spartans Thunderbolts PINCKNEY FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE Two Par Jets E umbers Papport & Nosker Frebrds Chubb's Corner Pnckney Polkats Mllcv & Gchrn'r Sharp & Wtter Toppers - Burnett & Wnkel's W-Bce's 52' ^ ' Ha % 5% : <. M. P. (. Mant-nance G) pers Ttnr>4ty Fve * 424 Splnter* 53Va 424 Sand Baggers Pcvelepers Sputtcrt; Bombers SCMt Fve Tcpplers Bunker "C" Smok Gutter Ball Fve 6 6 INDUSTRIAL Insurance Auto Ace. Va-. Camp Chev. Advance 1 No. 1 Cozy Inn Gat'ney Electrc Coles Stand. Ser. Glen Oaks-Blatz Fsher Abrasve Sal Inn Advance 1 No. 2 Multcut Secretary, Don Hcrbst Washtenaw Conference FRIDAY GAMES t T Hgh 78, Pnck'ney 5 r>exter 67. Manchester 39 Chelsea 67, Salne 55 Clnton 47, Ypslant Roosevelt 45 * * FINAL STANDING Unversty Hgh Doxter Hgh Chcbca Hgh Salne Hgh Manchester Hgh Yps. Roosevelt H. Pnckney Hgh ' : -», * - W L Pts Area Bowlng Scores TUESDAY SERVICE Wolverne Glass Dee's Tavern Jack's Body Shop Bowl-N-Bar Canfeld Const. Lyberg's Stand. Woodland Tr. Ct. H-Way Dept. BOWLERETTES February 25 Thu-ston Screw 66 Mt. Ary 63 Kng's Insurance 63 L8T Servce " Showcase D. Shop Wesson Multcut Kelly Nov Lumber Drewry's Heaherwood Farms Bt**- Wolverne Glass Hgh game: H Hgh seres: H »-a 3** '* 'a 53% ft 75* m 66 2T 5-16" 76 Hoganson, Hoganson, BOWL HOUSE LEAGUE February 25 Drewrys Beer 62 DeRosa Cabnets 54 Luhmans Soddng 48 Blntz Beer 44 Bobs Pure Servce Strohs Beer ] Hyh game: T. Snta, C. Krby Hgh seres: C. Krby, 63. ST. PATRICK Falstaff 62 Gamble Store 614 Rolson Hardware 6 Busy Bee Market 54 Drewrya 524 Roberts 5 Canopy Hotel 48 Wlson Ford 46 Brownes Neon 46 A and W 45 Corrgan Ol 39 Carlmgs 36 THURSDAY MORNING Alley Cats Cht-Cha-ts Vee's Gabbers Bum«29 35 Louol Hgh game: kau, Dorothy Band- FRIDAY MEN'S LEAGUE P. Whte Amuse. 7 3 Sal Inn Bar Alled Alum. Prod., Pat & George's House of Dougherty Amer. Aggre. No Dawson Electrc Amer. Aggre. No Brghton B. 'N Bar Budweser Marne Bar MSHD Local Raders Trm Stompers Raders Stompers Pates Bandts Stealers STANDINGS W 2 2 L ISLAND LAKE In the thrd game of the new Lakevew Roller Hockey League, the Raders took the Stealers n a real hard-checkng, fast same, 5 to 4. The Raders were paced by ther star wng, Dan Good, who scored 3 goals. The other goals were by Bob Johnson and Len Farmer, who scored 1 goal each. Len also pcked 2 asssts. Golde Ron McClements only allowed four goals. FRIDAY NIGHT BOXED LEAGUE Tankers 66 Wramblng Wrecks Merry Mutts Jacks & Queens Meatballs Gve A Ways MIXED LEAGUE Wood Choppers Out-O-Towners Woodland Fore Spooks The Quads 54 5 TwoPnS % Two 'N Who S. B'S 5 54 Late Starters % Dynamos 4 64 Mob Specals Termtes 9 39 Hgh game: Kay Gaff, 212. Hgh seres: Kay Gaff, 612. JUNIOR LEAGUE 69e's 47 Wld Cuts 3» Pn Stompers 29 Pee Wees 21% % 35 42% Hgh game: Ken Lutter- Moser, 17; Bll Haughton, 165; Bob Foulks, 161. Hgh seres: Ken Luttermoser, 484; Bll Haughton, 422; Bruce Evanson, 413. Secretary, Ken Luttermoser WED., MARCH 6, 1963 Hartland Eagles Splt In Season's Fnal MOB SCENE Everybody's on hand for a party around the basket n the Hartland-Brch Run game. The leadng protagonsts n the play are "off the floor as Eagle Art Dalton gets away a shot n the face of hs opponent, Vlas Keth of Brch Run. Ron now leadng the goales by the average of 3 goals per ga-me. The Raders only had ten mnutes of penaltes throughout the game. The Stealers' goals were by leadng scorer, Al LaBuch, who scored 4. Randy DeHate, made an assst. The Stealers had a total of 27 mnutes of penaltes. Stompers stomped the Prates by the score of 2 to 1 n the second game. The Stompers 1 goal were paced by Roger Shekell of Island Lake and Ron Prce, Sr., ot Detrot, each scorng 1 goal. They both pcked up 1 assst Ther goale, John Brmngham of Brghton, only allowed 1 goal. The Stompers had a total of 8 mnutes of penaltes. FIGHT! Three Hrtknd twlrkrs trk«tme oat from baton sjrratff to kt the photographer snap a "stll" ahot From left to rght are Bartera Bender, Namey Sehatf tr and mwm Mew* The Prates' goal was scored by Bob Darga. Ther goale, Joe Waterbury, of Hamburg, allowed only 2 goals. The Prates had the total of 1 mnutes of penaltes. The next game wll be held Frday nght, 11:: The Raders vs. The Stompers. Ths wll decde who wll take frst place. HARTLAND Motor Valley Conference actvty came to a close last week wth the Eagles of Hartland losng to Byron, at Byron and wnnng from Brch Run, The Eagles managed to salvage a thrd place te wth Morrce n the League standngs: Hartland Morrce Brch Run M. S. D. 7S to 5. Spectators can watch these jy Hgh games free. Pnckney vv In over all competton the Eagles managed a 1-7 record, ncludng two wns and one loss n the Lake Fenton, Chrstmas Tournament. The Eagles found "cold hands" at Byron, Tuesday nght managng to snk only 16 feld goals and 1 free throws. Vernon Smth led Hartland srorers wth 14, whle Dale. Walter and Jm Henry scored 23 and 14 for Byron. Hartland's Junor Varsty lost Hartland determned to avenge an earler season loss to Brch Run, found easy prey as they scored easly for a vctory n the season's fnale. Vernon Smth led all scorers wth 17 ponts. Hartland's Junor varsty lost 41*33. Tonght the Eagles wll travel to Pontac Central's Gym for Dstrct compett o n aganst Pontac St. Machels. Game tme s 7:. Prate Season Ends Wthout Sngle Vctory PJNCKNEY The Prates ended a dsmal season Frday, losng ther 15th game wthout onp wn, to Unversty Hgh, WYNNE CHESTER SAYS: Workng For WMffe s Well Worth Tb* ffort Remember my tellng you j very proud of ther project! about Joe and hs frends plant- they're offerng to help plant ng hawthorns as wldlfe cov- grasses for pheasants, qual and er? Well, hs Sprng they've j rabbts, plus multflora rose started a smlar program, but: hedges, Russan olve, bayber* one wth a much wder scope, j ry, bush honeysuckle and wld They've already begun re- plum, whch also supply food mndng nearby farmers that j and cover for game and song man can produce more food'brds, tnd cover for wftdltfe than ra-; There's a lot more to the ture alone provdes. A covey of work they're dong, but I qual, for nstance, can be fed : haven't space to tell t all. If all wnter on the seed pro-;you'd lke to start a smlar duced on an eghth of an acre program, contact the Departby a shrub named bcolor ment of Agrculture offce n lespedeza. Callng themselves the "Wldlfe Wzards" and they spend so much tme at h that we wves are tempted to call Wdows' ourselves the "Wldlfe except that we're your area. It wll repay your efforts rchly n satsfacton and mprove huntng opportuntes. SKY RIDER Chuck Cone, No. 12, of Hartland gets way up n the ar and looks lke he's stll clmbng. Brch Run's Tm Belll. No. 31, has an apprehensve look that foreshadows a score, and ultmate wn by the Eagles n ther game Frday, 59 to 42. Freeways Provde f Art Route' Leadng to Detrot and WSU DETROIT A "route to the arts" s avalable for many Mchgan resdents wth the State's ever-expandng freeway network, whch makes faroff communtes mere hours from the cultural atmosphere of Detrot. Travelng from north, east and west, vstors may now move rapfdly over concrete rbbons to penetrate Detrot's cultural heart of whch Wayne State Unversty's campus s a part. Among on-campus buldngs whch draw admrng comments from vstors s the award-wnnng McGregor Memoral Communty Conference Center desgned by Mnoru Yamasakl. The Center and other buldngs n Wayne's Communty Arts group are year-round stes of exhbts, dance programs, and muscal events. Other contemporary structures are harmonzed n a campus plan for whch Mr. YamaMk s the coordnator. Non-Wayne buldngs n the area also show ther stately them axe the recently enlarge* Detrot Publc Lbrary buld Ing, UM Insttute of Arts, the "--JBL Detrot Hstorcal Museum and the Rackham Memoral. Further down Detrot's man artery, Woodward Avenue, s the home of the world-traveled Wayne Theatre, where stage productons are presented n fall, wnter and sprng. At the foot of Woodward are Henry and Edsel Ford Audtorum, Cobo Hall and the hew towerng buldngs located on the nternatonal waterfront. All of ths, and more, s wthn an half-hour's walk ol Wayne* campus. For a more extensve tour, vstors may take an expressway to Dearborn and vst Greenfeld Vllage and Henry Ford Museum, both famous for ther Amercana. Or they can go north on Woodward to the Cranbrook Academy of Arts and other components of the wdely admred Cra.nhrnok "Today, the artstc upsurge s one of the Cty's most strkng features." Use Our Want-Ads Tournament Hay Starts Tonght By CHRIS KLAGES, JR. Brghton's hopes for tournament honors were gven another shot n the a-m last Frday as the Bulldogs defeated Northvlle 49 to 44 n a typcal, thr-packed, fnal conference game. An usual the Bulldogs started slowly, whch seems to be ther style, Korttf IS ponts n the frst quarter but thank* to another fne defensve performance, they held the Mmtangs to 12. As the second quarter progressed t seemed evdent that both teams were evenly matched, for the lead changed] hands at almost every basket. Northvlle outscored the Bull* dog* akng»*»23ao-2Lhalftme lead. The second half started just where the other left off, wth both teams movng quckly wth fne plays, and wth hard reboundng on both ends of the court. ter Brghton seemed to gan the Jump on the Mustangs wth a defensve press that forced NorthvUe nto ms' takes, whch led to Bulldog scores. Coach Bob Kucher's fve never let up and poured n 17 ponts whle holdng Northvlle to 9, takng a 38-to-32 lead. In the fnal 8 mnutes Brghton contnued to play steady ball, takng ther tme and watng for ther shos, whle usng up valuable Northvlle tme. Ball control whch has hurt Brghton ths season-, came to the footlghts n the fnal 1:5 wth the Bulldogs holdng poston of the ball longer them they have under any smlar stuaton ths season. Because of B r I g h t o n's "stall" la the fourth quarter, Northvlle managed to outwore the Bulldogs IS to 11,, but stll fell to defeat 49 to 44. Brghton ends the season wth a record of seven vctores and nne defeats and n Wayne- Oakland League play wth a 5-9 record. The Northvlle game proved agan that Brghton must have balanced scorng to wn. They managed t the last two weeks, and as a result receved two vctores. Now that the key to success has born found, let's use t n the upcomng games n the tournament. Tonght (Wednesday) Brghton starts at Northvlle wth a tough Fenton squad whch has lost but one game ths year. Ths should not dshearten Bullrng fans, for now a fresh season begns wll all teams startng on equal terms, wth upsets seemngly multplyng durng ths month of March. Take heart! Bulldog scorng showed Lane, 1, Hartman, 11, Evenson, 11, Wllams, 8, and Verellen, 9. Sun Enters Into Hearts Of Bullpups By CHRIS KLAGES, JR. cluster of cultural nsttutons. "Untl recently, few vstors to Detrot would have thought to assocate ths Cty wth a modern cultural rebrth," Wayne's Presdent Dr. Clar- If Brghton fans thnk that the Bulldogs were jublant over ther vctory last Frday, they must have mssed the Bullpup game. Brpr hton's much-k d d e d Junor Varsty deserved every bt of ther Northvlle wn, for has been a long hard season wth many moments of sadness. Startng the season wth a complete rebuldng program takng effect, Coach Vnce Zappone workng wth tranqulzers and much patence saw steady advancement and mprovement as dd Brghton These vanty players of th# future must be gven credt for ther- sprt whch never faltered n the wake of defeat. Our hat go off to the Bullpups. Brghton scores were made by Stcwert, 8, Htter , Flowers, ft, and Htelhey,

8 \j V I nn TT f" ' 1 Uvwhtck Qrota To Meet Saturday At Laaslss Hotel By GEORGE HOWELL The annual moatng of th«mchgan Lvestock Exchange s Saturday at the Jack Tar Hotel n Lansng startng at 1 a.m. The Exchange s organzed on a cooperatve bass. The board of drectors s made up of farmer-members who n turn elect offcers and hre employees. Many mllons of dollar* are owned by ths lvestock marketng group over the tato. The cooperatve acts a» a lvestock purchasng agent as well a» a lvestock marketng agent. Lvngston County delegates who wll be attendng are Ernest Wyckoff, Fenton; Arza Clark, Howell; Horace Taylor, Brghton; John Osborne, Webbervlle; Lee Gegler, Mlford; Andrew Jackson, Howell; Cleo Donal, Fowlervlle; Robert Ruttman, Fowlervlle; Harold Krause, Brghton; John Olver, Fowlervlle and Kendall Ho- Bngton, Fowlervlle. The last two named are alternates. Mapla Syns's Urtpjed Rches Although Mchgan ranks ffth n the producton of maple syrup that you enjoy on your mornng pancakes, t could be a far bgger busness n the state. In fact, foresters at Mchgan State Unversty estmates that mllons of maple trees are lterally one of the state's greatest "untapped resources,** to con a play on words. Why? It smply costs too much to get the sap out and buy the equpment for a jetage, sugar bush operaton. The nvestment may be several thousand dollars. There are two trends that may step up producton. Frst, farmers may get together and form a cooperatve to cut the cost for needed sap gatherng and evaporaton equpment Secondly, a number of commercal processors now buy maple sap from farmers and process t n a central plant So, whle the colorful sugar camp may go the way of the covered brdge, there stll wll be maple syrup. The development of a paraformaldehyde pellet by MSU researchers can ncrease sap flow as much as 5 per cent and promses to be a bg ad to the ndustry. WED., MARCH 6, 1*63 NO WONDER THE HOUSE ISPTT READY ' A * l The probable reason some people get lost In thought s because t s unfamlar terrtory to them. * A wdow s lke a wndow. When a man gets near ether "of them, he wants to Ibolc but REFRIGERATION DISPLAY A new product, made by Refrgeraton Research, Inc. of Brghton, was dsplayed last week at a four-day exposton n New York Cty. It s called a "Bull Dog" muffler and contans a "tunng" adjustment. Attendng Mechancal Slo Unloaders Essental for Better Farmng loadng comes to the forefront Many farmers are men past the tme when they can battle frozen slage wthout njury to ther health, lke the mddle aged man who shovels snow and falls dead from a heart attack. But they stll work on de- FARM LOANS 5 1 /2% Federal Land Bank Assocaton 25 N. Walnut Street HOWELL Phone 1422 OPEN Monday & Thursday 9:3 TO 2: Wth the slo playng such a promnent part n the lfe of jeyery Lvngston county f armof- spte the doctor's warnng untl that fatal attack. Mechancal slage unloaders wtjt are a few facts regardng mechancal unloaders. Hand unloadng of slage from uprght slos s a laborous and sometmes hazardous chore. Mechancal slo unloaders powered by electrc motors # Elmnate most of the labor. # Save trps up and nto the slo. # Unload well-mxed slage, whch stock fnd more palatable. # Remove slage n a thn, unform layer, whch reduces the chance of spolage durngthe perod between feed removals. Two general types of slo unloaders are manufactured top unloadng and bottom unloadng. Top unloaders, whch are the type n general use, unload slage from the top of the slo, movng downward as unloadng progresses. They work, or can be adapted to work, n practcally any slo. Bottom unloaders are lnsta- from here were Ed W. Bottum, presdent; Charles Powers and John Sobesk, both vce presdents; Frank Rockwell, chef engneer; and Jerry Arnett, factory sales representatve. led n and unload slage from Itween the leadng and tralng the bottom of the slo. They ft wheels supportng the gatherng mechansm. only specal slos made by the 4M>BW. naarmcartnrpr tha makes Top vwl ader^. J ar _pc(wered Two type* ~ut top uzhoa'scrz are avalable - suspended and surface rdng. Suspended unts usually are -supported by a cable-and-pully assembly attached to a trpod nstalled at the top of the slo. The supportng cable runs down the outsde of the slo and wnds on a wnch attached to the slo at ground level and at a heght convenent for operaton of the wnch. The operator rases and lowers the unloader by means of ths wnch. The dstance he lowers t nto the slage determnes the depth of of -ettt-and; therefore, the ds* charge rate. On automatc systems, a small motor (about 1/15 horsepower) powers the wnch. Lowerng of the unloader s regulated so that t wll not bte too deeply, become over loaded, and bog down. Surface-rdng unloaders are supported by three or four wde-rmmed wheels that rde on the surface of the slage. Depth of cut and, therefore, dscharge rate, depend on the dfference n the settng bemmmmmmmm THE HOTTER THI WATER. THE CLEANER THE CLOTHES! Oly an ELECTRIC Watar Heater Delvers 16 1 Hot Water! REALLY HOT WATER to help a clothes washer do ts best... REALLY HOT WATER for maxmum dshwasher effcency... REALLY HOT WATER for shower after shower, bath after bath. WHY? Because an electrc water heater operates regularly and con* tmually at 16 wthout endangerng heater lfe. More txdutte advantages, too! Install anywhere, needs no flue... money-back satfactfon by Edton... and Edton free lenrce on electrcal part! B*$ frm vow plumbne eortrodor, tpplface dealer or Edson offce where poumtkttmbu*... GUARANTEED ' c\u rotaton 1s provded by (1) weghted drve wheels or drums on a long arm, (2) drve wheels mounted at the outer end of the gatherng mechansm, or (3) a meshng drve gear n a large fxed steel rng held up by cables. Most makes of unloaders use augers as the gatherng mechansm. Some use on auger; others have a par of counterrotatng augers. Small cuttng knves are sometmes bolted to the auger flghtng to ad n cuttng frozen, hard-packed slage or breakng up pads of grass slage. Several makes of unloaders use a chan, smlar to that on a chan saw, as the gatherng mechansm. The chan has small paddles on spked teeth whch loosen the slage and drag t to the dscharge pont. All unloaders have specal cuttng equpment on the wall end of the gatherng mechansm to remove frozen slage from the slo walls. Bottom unloaders perform the same operatons as top unloaders cut the slage loose, convey t to a central pont, and dscharge t from the slo. Bottom unloaders offer several advantages: # Motor s 1 drve unt are at ground leve. outsde the slo and readly accessble for adjustment, servcng, or repar. (The unloadng unt tself, however, s not as accessble as s that of a top unloader.) The frst slage placed n the slo s the frst to be unloaded. It te not necessary to clmb the slo to open chute doors. ^ # The slo can be flled wthout movng the unloader, whereas a top unloader must be rased or removed. However, recommended procedure s to remove the unt when loadng forage nto an empty slo and leave t n when loadng corn. Once the slo s partly flled and slage s beng unloaded daly, more slage can be added wthout removng the unt. Estmated cost of unloadng 2 tons of hay slage per year wth a top unloader s 8 cents per ton (fgured on a 1-year bass at these costs; unloader, $1, or $1 per year; wrng, $2 or $2 per year; repars $3 per year; and electrcty, 3e per ton of slage unloaded). The cost drops, however, as the a- mount of slage handled ncreases. Estmated cost of unloadng 1,2 tons of hay slage per year s about 4 cents per ton. Slo unloaders are a good n* vestment for large feedng operatons. For small operatons, they may not be as economcal as unloadng slagle manually, but they save labor. The Common Market Must The squabbles over the Common Market come to our ears over rado and televson and newspapers are flled wth the confusng ssues of Eureopean trade. But to unscramble the complextes of the Common Market seem far beyond the mental powers of dplomats and news men on both sdes of the Atlantc. So t s dlffcut for the farmer n Lvngston county, a small unt of the world, to realze what s what. However to look behnd the scenes and lft the curtan on the future It s apparent that the Common at some early future date wll have a great bearng on the future of the Lvngston County man of the sol. Man, many mllons of dollars of Mchgan products are now exported to the Common Market Countres Qute a stake for us. France's De Gaulle seems alone n opposng the entry of Great Brtan. But De Gaulle s very old and he s only a human beng to whom death mght come at any mnute. And then what of the future of Great Brtan? Should Great Brtan be admtted Canada would very soon be n the Common Market and then the Unted States. On the surface ths would affect only the ndustral market. But agrculture wll not stand dly by and slently let ndustry reap the benefts of the common Market. And when agrculture ACTS every farmer n Lvngston wll feel ths reacton. How? No one can forsee. But every man, Woman and chld dependng on the sol for a lvelhood should try to understand ths complcated ssue and be prepared to act n the nterest of the fanner when the western world s unted nto a great market place a world that ncludes many natons not able to rase enough food stuffs to feed themselves and not blessed wth the farm know-how of the Amercan farmer. So watch every angle n the squabble, over the Common Market. Put a lttle vnegar n water and soak slghtly wlted vegetabels, f you want them fresh and crsp. Sprnkle parmesan cheese on your bacon for new taste... Fry chopped srlon n a vnegar and mustard sauce for an entrely dfferent flavor. When wpng off stove or refrgerator surface, use a pece of waxed paper. It removes dust and leaves a nce shne. An arsonst s OM wth a burnng desre. Some people use relgon only as a fre escape. BLUE WATER STORE TEPATTI PROPRIETORS Complete Grocery Lne mmmmhhhmmmmm 97 KRBSS RD. LAKELAND AC MW4 of the NEW Howel SHOP LOCATED IN HOWELL SHOPPING CENTER WE'RE CELEBRATING OUR ALL THIS WEEK "BOTANY 5" FREE SUIT TO BE GIVEN AWAY EACH DAY Monday's Wnner: SHOP UssftMl h Its KMMI Mrs. Clyde Glfford 171 Farlawn Rd., Howell See the Latest Styles by... Botany Ralegh Purtan * Manhattan * Esqure * Hckock A Complete Stock of... SUITS SOCKS SPORT COATS * RAINWEAR BELTS * TIES * ACCESSORIES

9 1 - I*"'" *.. Eyes ''.on Lvngston County Feed Gran Farmers to Cut Back Producton Nurse Coordnates 'Home Care' T ^ n j 1 y I n Oclobw '- extendng ts (Center began Its Home Care health hervce lo the homes of program wth Dane Webb, R. the county n a Home Cure pogam smlar to that recommended by Dr. Jack C. Halde- U. S. AuslxarH Surgeon- U urtc of tbt) of Fro* Patent Care n» now beng put Into effect at the Health Center.! N., as oo-ordlnator, Mra. Webb has a ma«ter'j» degree In publc health nursng. The purpose of the program I* U) provde vstng nuue care, physcal and occupatonal therapy, detary advce, laboratory ; ftfrrvce,and hosptal equpment I loan as oderud by physcatw 'on the Health Center staff for Bll Lght Becomes DeMolay Top Offcer HOWELL'- nsta) 1 a t o n Molay took place n the Masonc ceremones of th<> Lvngston Temple at Howell, Saturday County Chapter Order of De Feb. 23. Bll Lght, son of Mr. and Mr*. Marvn Lght of Plnckney was Installed ag master coun* elor before gome ISO members and guests, Rodney Lov&s of Howell was -ftg- senor -counclor, Gary Opperman of Brghton OWELL Theatre Wad., Thur., Frl., S»t., March ft-t-ft-9 at 6:45 and 9tfQ p.m..>, mm $m. ITHKR mm -. wm nmm mm mm* was nstalled as junor counclor. Charles Madden, also of Brghton, w»s the retrng Mauler Counclor. Other offcers nstalled wer»: Charles Crane, senor demum Date Zfetfler, junor deawn; Gary **>,.mnlor fcfc* bearer; Charles F»rr, s«nttoe; and Jerry Vaa Slawbrook as orgkolst. The seven preceptors nstalls were: Joe Chld*, Rck Letz, Bran Huff, Bob Hall, Larry Baughn, Mke Carver, and Larry Bowles. For the frst tme n the hstory of the Lvngston County Chapter, a degree team was n* stalled at ths tme. The young men cnoosen were; Dck Davs. Ml; Bll Ctenowpth. SI: George Jamson, JI; Je>ry Van Slarnbrook, Gary AuVergne and Bob Durk, DeMclay; P. Faulkner, Sr. Guard; Bll Mller, Marshall and Charles Madden, Lord Constable. Installng offcer was Darwn Lverance, PMC and Chevaler of Fowlervle, wth the followng past master counclors assstng n the ceremones: Rchard Damman, Stanley Cameron, RonaUJ Danv Hon., Mur. 1 thru»at., Mar.! man, Duane Phllps, and Rchard Crofoot. Mrs. Elotee Camp- Matnee Sunday at 1:3 p.m. contnuous. bell of Puckney was organst Sunday at 1:3-3:5 6:35 ft and solost. 94 M» FoUewttf tbe Mon. & Tue. at 6;45 4»;16 p,rc. cere mones, guests were ntroduced followed by UM erewftjftf of the Chapter fereetfcmrt, Hss Carol Sue Be«4er of HoreJl* Dad Letz then presented the varous awards to the young nun. Dck Davs of Brghton was presented the "Dad Letz" award for hs out standng rtual and chapter work. Ths wes Lhe second tme ths award had been presented to a Lvngston County DcMotey, who s choosen by the advsory board. Dad Letz then gave the nsprng flower talk to the boys who had just recently been admtted nto ths organzaton. Grand Openng SPORT GRAND OPENING SPECIAL,» «* Howell Apparel Specal THIS WEEK ONLY! Long or Short Sltovt "BANLOT SHIRTS Shop LOCATED IN HOWELL SHOPPING CBNTBB Th theory behnd Home Care to that aome patent can be treated at home who otherwae mght have been honptalzed, Many «k)k p«r«um an happ»r at home than they would be n» hotplul,, a nurtong loroe, or tmy other puce, HMy Ul pantons am reman hontfc f they have tome outtde profmsonftl help. A person becomes a canddate for Home Care through the dacson of the physcan that the patent can be cared tor adequately n hs own home. The next decson must be that of the patent: he mut want to be cartd for at home, FAMILY DECISION Of coure, there s a further decson, one the famly must. make. They must be agreeable to assume responsblty for tha care of the patent n the home. When the physcan fnds all condtons favorable, he apples for Home Care for hs patent. He outlnes the knds of servces and therapy he axpects nc. Jome^Caxe.staff tu hs ptttent. An Intal vst 1M made to the home of a prospectve pttlept by a Home Care staff member, fhs Is to determuu) f the department can carry out the physcan's orders Wth the facltes at hand, of avalable on loan. patent how much cooperaton urer; pon Baker, martlau; wll be needed from them. Henry MaeN nob, orators Once the co-ordnator has Fred jherwood, Chaplan; determned Home Care can tt o g e r Psruujt, almoaer; carry out the physcan's orders under condtons found n the frynu, the patent s accepted. 8r>rne of the patents accepted wll be persons who can be sent home from the hosptal a few days sooner than they would have been wthout Home Care. gome of those accepted wll be persons who wll not need to go to the hosptal at all, but who otherwse would have f no Home Care were avalable. A wde range of patents s expected, of all ages, and from all parts of the county. NO LIMIT ON A(l-: There wll be no lmt on age or sex. Already patent* have ncluded the extremes of premature babes (or nstructons on care after release from a hosptal some days after brth) and of the very aged. Besdes the premature tmb~ Is* ajul the very aged* there wll be all knds of ca«<«whch mght be classfed m between. To menton only a f«w convalescent* frem HUFgery, sufferers from strokes, fractured bone*, rheumatc fever, nfectons, chronc 111- Already patents are scattered over the county. It has been partcularly dffcult durng the wnter months wth the hazardous roads and blndng enowstorms to get through to country patents. In spte of a car n the dtch and snowdrfts to buck^henurse to somehow get through to patents. However, Home Care la more tnan just good care no matter how mportant tha f. FAMILY LEASNt Home Care s also a program of educaton and Instructon. The r.urse not only gves her patent personal car* but also teaches the famly or attendant how (o care and provde for the patent between vsts. The physc*! and occupatonal therapsts who may be ordered to gve eertoln *- ercses or nstructon* *!* also teachng the patent and famly how to regal* mojw normal condtons. Charges for Home Care are made by the Health Center on the bass of a moderate fee lor each vst. At present the charges do not compensate for the tme and skll these traned people gve ther patents. The hosptal can only supply lht?*e servces at the low rates t charges because, n these ntal stages, Home Care s beng partally subsdzed by federal funds grstet through the Mchgan Department of Health aad by money from the W. K. gj v<? Kellogg foundaton. U s hoped that some day an Partcpatng farmers become endowment fund can be es-elgwtablshed to help support Home percent of ther farm's feed by takng at least 2 Care and other Hetrfth Center gran base out of crop* producton and puttng those dverted communty servces whch are operated at a loss. acres nto an approved conservaton use. BLUE CRO8H Mchgan Hosptal Servce (Blue Cross) has agreed to cot^ Vttfctf They may dvert a larger tin- Blue Cross subscrbers are elgble for Home Care f ther physcans feel days n the hosptal wll be avoded by beng patents on Home Care. A Blue Cross patent does not need to be hosptalzed before beng algned to Home Care. Jame» H. Sullvan, admnstrator of the Health Center, suy«he s hopeful some of the prvate nsurance companes wll also approve Home Care for ther polcy holders. ASCS to Pay Legslature Has Lttle Tme Le': Incentve' Before Bll-Reportng Deadlne For Cut-Back By STATK KUP. The House of Representa- HOWELL A report from tves has now completed ts the county offce o the Agrcultural Stablua 11 o n **nd eghth week of work n Lansng, Tre next four weeks wll be Conservaton Servce on the crucal one«as our commttees 1963 teed gran progrum shows work to meet the press of tme th&t 13 producers of feed n order to complete the study grans n Lvngston County and recommendatons on 833 have sgned up to take part. bll* ntroduced ths year, Ths The sgnup perod stalled Feb. s» record number for the 1 and wll clone March 22. The program offers farmer* an op Mjrtunty to h«lp cut the natonal buld-up of t<**d gran Mock*. Thn hepn reduct* the coat to taxpayers of storng huge quanttes of feed grans for whch we have no market*, and whch arc above the level needed as a natonal aerurty carryover accordng tu the AHCH. At the same tme, the program provdes an ncentve payment for the fanner who" par-" tepctes, whch help* hm man, tan the ncome from hs croplands addtonal dv«t>ur«. Partcpaton n the program also makes farmers elgble for prce-support paynenttt and loans on ther 1668 crop. ASCS charman Jacob Bonteko* sad that each feed gran producer was maled program facts and detaled nformaton about hs own farm so he could study them a-nd decde whether he wants to partcpate. In addton, the staff n the ASCS county offce s avalable to dscuss the provsons of the '63 feed gran program wth farmers and wll help them fll out the necessary forms n the elect to partcpate and want help. The development of the Hume Care program at Mv- Pberson s beng watched wth great Interest by Hpajtu authortes throughout the country. There are few relatvely small hoapltajft whch The ASCS County Offce s provde aucfa a servce furnched by members of ther Rver Ave. n Howell. located at 34 East Grand own staffs.. I The Bureau of Hosptal Ad-» AJ /Aff/anfl mnstraton and the School of * mam>f f Publc Health Nursng of The Unversty of Mchgan are l-ii Meetng makng studes of dfferent aspects of the Home Care program at the Health Center. HOWELL More than 3 adult volunteer 4-H leaders The experence here n Lvngston County should be of grea-t value to other hosptals contemplatng smlar projects. An extract taken from the gant puffball by Mchgan State Unversty scentsts nhbts 13 types of cancer n mce, rats and hamsters. from all over the state were at Mchgan State Unversty for the 7th annual Mchgan 4-H Leadermete, March 2-3. Attendng from Lvngston County were Mrs. Ralph Hall, 1844 E. M-36, Pnckney, Mrs. Edward McKeon, 115 Swann's Court, Howell, and Mrs. Ford Hagman, 315 S. Tompkns St., Howell. Wool Program Deadlne Is March 31; Producers Receved $24,825 n 62 HOW ELL Wool growers are beng remnded that the 1962-program payments, to be made ths summer, wll be made on wool and unshorn lambs whch are marketed before March 31. That s the closng date for the 1962 program. Last year n lvlagstoa County SOS wool growers receved payments of $%l Z$ and payments to 12 prodno m * unshorn lambs «- mounted to f2,4#4 aaflordlng to Kenneth Maaafc, ASCS offce manager. Hdes from unshorn lambs are used n jacket lnngs. The purpose of the program, accordng to Masak, s to encourage wool producton. Jacob Bontekoe, charman. Agrcultural Stablzaton and Conservaton County Commttee, ponted out that applcatons for such payments under the 1962 wool program are to b.> fled before the end of Aprl, He emphaszed that the Informaton on payment applcatons I* to be supported Enjoy A Breoth of Sprng Flavored Creamed Cottage Cheese 14 Ounce Contaners Plastc of Floral Decorated Your Choce Flavored Creamed 31 Cottage Cfceee, Wth Contaner ONLY HAMBURG DAIRY FtfOVEAC I«f7f HAMJMJSG «>» MICH. by adequate records on the sales. For nstance, producer's ase«records for shorn wool should show name and ad> drew* of buyer, date of Hale, name and address of producer, net weght of wool sold, and net proceed* to producer after normal marketng deducton*. Payments to producers for the 1962 marketng year wll follow the same methods employed for prevous years. Shoj-n wool payments wll be equal to a percentage to be an- ( nounced later ths year wu be that requred to rase the natonal average prce receved by Ml producers for shorn wool durng the marketng year up to the ncentve of 62 cents per pound. Lamb payments wll be made, to each producer who sells lambs that have never been thorn. The payments wll be at a rate per hundredweght of lve anmals marketed to compensate for the wool on them co a baafa comparable to the Incentve payment per pound of shorn wool. SAVEMONIY Phon* M9S-R * A*r! *l E. GM*Jh#»" * House. A total of 37ft blls are under consderaton n the tttate Senate. The grand total of 1,- 2a I* only 82 blls fewer than tlut sll'tu*) record of t)gtt>l»* ton, l,«4 blls n 169. And ths ttesslon wll tm consderably shorter... an "autonpacked" one! I menton ths tu llustrate a pont... The Legslature now has only two weeks n whch to study all of these measures. n ^Q whch the bll* are assgned must report ether favorably or unfavorably on the blls by 5 p.m. March All blls whch a*e reported favorably then have only one week (to March 27) n whch o secure fnal passage n the house n whch they orgnated. You can readly see that your State Representatves and State Senators wll be workng Jon^hours n commttee ses- { { ^ Smply ths... If you as farmers, small busnessmen, housewves or professonal people have a partcular nterest n a bll before ether house of the Legslature and wsh to express the opposton or support of ether yourself or of an organzaton to whch you belong.,, you must move quckly! As Legslators, we know our own personal fwllng* on rnot of ttote matters... but, moht mportantly, w«want to know how you f«*4... wrte, U>leph»n«* or see us personally... but do t now! I have ntroduced blls recently to amend the Mchgan Penal Code (HB 486) and to set standards for the constructon of dams on streams or rvers (HB 487). I also co-sponsored * package of four blls suggested by Gov. Romney to modernze Mchgan's economc development programs. These are House Blls 344, 345, 346 and 347. would he moftt happy to copes of ths k*g«laton to any of you. I would partcularly be Interested n learnng of your feelngs on these matter*. HB 486 s desgned to remove FURNACE got the FLU? Whv Itt o sckly furnoc* moke yovr home uncamfertowe, endanger your health, run up fuel blls? wonderful comfort * lower hut Mlt KIRK TO VISIT OCR BOOTH AT THE HOWELL AKEA EXPOSITION Watch Next Week's Paper For Our Bf CONTEST FREE PRIZES HEA1TOG ov AIR CONITIONING 211 E. GftAND BIVEK.he dhnctun between commttng the crme ol breakng and enterng n Iho daytme or nghttme <wd nsert the element ot whether the dwellng? was occuped or unoccuped. HB 4«7 would provde that permts to conbruet dams on stream* or rvers be obtaned from the Department ot Conservaton. The rejar tment would have to approve flt' plans and ket certan regulaton*. The economc development blls would do *onc ol these thngs: Creae t- Department of Economc KxpanMon and an Kconomc Kxpun.son Advsory Councl t>l 'J5; provde a $75, fund tor basc and appled research projects; permt the lotnn; of statewde or regonal busness development corporatons lu pnnde pouled funds for local ndustral pro- -jact*-; ;>ermt l LOOK! 3 Temperature Settngs SepprotoTlme Control Dal Lnt CeJle*ar government to k»ue revenue hn fnancng ndustral buldng. Rentals from leases would In* the sole means of payng off bonds. Not one penny of U\ mones s nvolved and the equvalent of loca property taxes would be pad! Aj»o ths packaft! would move to okompt small buau«$»» tove»twant oe<pa»nl«m and bu»ne development corporatons from the corporaton franchse taxaa. I shall make a specal report next week on all legslaton before u» whch wll drectly ulect farmers, the agrcultural economy of our st»te and the murketng and consumpton of agrcultural product! or byproducts. I am certan you wll fnd many tems o partcular turest to us n Shlawassee and Lvngston countes and many whch, may surprse you. WKD., MARCH 6, 1963 AT THESE SPECIALS Adaptt to IIS or 24V. WAS $ NOW 1 DAYS ONLY $ Pound Capacty 3 Heat Temp. Cont. Varable Tme Cont, Economc Heat De-Wrnkle Safety Start Swtch WAS $ NOW 1 DAYS ONLY SUMS AH Electrc Hot Water Neater o2 GALLON CAPACITY QUICK KECOVERY CALROD HEATING UXIT GLASS LIXED 1 YEAR GUARANTEE Free Detrot EdUon Mantenance NOW ONLY... $84J5 Sales and Servce 116 W. GRAND RIVER PHONE 166 r«r UgM HOWELL

10 .,» I* -.._ :-? WORK WANT AD RATES 12 WORDS MINIMUM CHARGE 75c fe PEB WORD OVEB 19 WORDS SECOND INSERTION toc FIRST IS WORDS 4c EACH ADDITIONAL WORD te EXTRA FOR A BOX REPLY D&ADUNB TIME SCHEDULES ARGUS TUBS. NOON, DISPATCH MON. 4 PJkL EAGLE TCE& NOON HU TOMORROW AD.. Brghton Argus PAPERS... THE Pnckney Dspatch Whtmore Eagle PRICE f I I: '< FOR SALE Household STEREO, lke wth AM-FM rada Take over balance of $ Stevens, HoweU MATCHING SOFA and char, 1 swvel rocker; 2 step-tables; 1 coffee table; 2 table lamps. Mrs. Rdge Shrey. Pnckney USED GAS RANGES - Roper. Detrot Jewel, Kenmore, exeellent condton, free delvery and nstallaton, 9 day guar» antee, $59.5 up. Consumers Cm Phone HoweD 64. USED GAS dryer, good work- Ing condton; nearly new ftted pnk bedspread wth curtans to match. Call S-p USED AUTOMATIC G.E. Washer. Good condton. Jule Phot* * CHROME DINETTE, 6 mot. fd. $4. Phone AC KENMORE CONSOLE sewng machne wth attachments, $35.; Apt sze electrc range, _ ^fc^^t*~ : "%^a^ats^a_t^^afcja.sfc^ ~JLJLat-JHAT t. ~ ^K*«X "~ Vate owner. Call AC9-<Blt USED AUTO. Westnghouse washer, good condton; Gray sofa-bed and char, matchng set, food condton. AC SINGER ZIG sag automatc tewng machne, must sell, Unclamed Dept, Store Lay-away, dal to put on buttons, desgns, blnd hems, buttonholes. Tours for $5*1 per month or only $64.32 total Wrte Lay-away Dept., Box K-274, c/o Brghton Argus. SINGER SEWING' Machne, lke new, desgns, buttonholes «nd tg zag. Take on same Sjt.24 payments as orgnal contract or only $ Wll handle. Call collect FE 5-947, Pontac. GAS HEATER, 2 B.T.U., Magc Chef, new, natural or bottled gas; Also 2 pece sectonal far condton. AC SZNGER SEWING Machne Co., "Specals ths week. Famous Snger featherweght portable, $3. off, Typewrters, $49-5." Phone Norman Plsner, AC , your local authorsed Snger representatve for sales and servce x REPOSSESSED 5 PIECE dnette, take over balance, $24.19 Stevens, HoweU DOUBLE BED, sprngs and Bfettress, $25. Call AC SINGER SEWING machne, nce new, buttonholes, desgns, and rg sags. Make same $4.1 monthly payments as orgnal contract, only $33.1, wll handle. Wrte Box H, c/o Pnckney Dspatch. AUTOMATIC ZIG Zag sewng machne, slghtly used. Must tll, Unclamed Dept, Store Lty-away. Dal to put on buttons, desgns, blnd hems, bu& tonholes. Yours for only $3.96 per month or only $42.6 total Call Lay-away Dept, STate , Jackson. ELECTRIC RANGE, 4 burner, ~ condton. Call AC FOR SALE Mscellaneous AJSt COMPRESSOR for rent Sterlng DrfQng Co. CtQ Hc- 1737, CASK? We pay cash or ; used guns and outboard Mm Creek Sportng GOATS. Just freshened greculs At Orhmer Mf* FOR SALE Mscellaneous LOSE WEIGHT safely and easly wth Dex-A-Det tablets, only 96c Stan's Drugs. 5-22p WITH COUPON n Lea' Stop and Shop ad on Page 5, Mracle Whp Salad Dressng, qt. jar, 39c 3-6-p AUTO PARTS, Mufflers, Generators, Fuel Pumps, Brake Shoes, Glass Packs. Amercan Auto Ace. 126 E. Grand Rver, Brghton. PROTECT YOUR HOME FROM TERMITES. For further nformaton call F. T Hyne and Son, AC STEEL SASH: used commercal type wth H.D. glazng and mullons, 48 unts. 141 Lvngston, Hamburg. AC AUTOMATIC 8 gas. Edson hot water heater, looks rough but has never been used. Phone after 5:. 2 PR. ICE SKATES, one men's, sze 9H, one smaller sze; Also MENS ROLLER Skates,Sze 12, Good Condton, $1. Call t-f-p LADIES, BE sure and check valuable coupons n Les' Stop A* OVA*% M, *J AM. T^M, JMA. ff & Shop ad on Page p USED FARM equpment: You want t, we have t. Let's get together. Used tractors $195. & up. We trade and fnance. Hartland Area Hardware. Ph. Hartland x 1 TON Blackhawk hydraulc floor Jack. AC USED SINGLE cnch Wettern saddle wth tapaderos and brdle, $5. Call AC SET OF GOLF clubs wth bag, lke new, $35. Call AC SEASONED CORD wood delvered. Mxed hard woods, hckory, cherry and oaks. AC , Bob Englsh. 5-1-p SPECIAL PRICES on new and used spreaders and loaders n our ggantc MARCH sale. We trade and fnance. Your John Deere dealer. Hartland Area Hardware. Phone Hartland 251L Pets & Anmals Lost & Found LOST: 2 MALE, black and tan hounds, vcnty near Whtmore Lake, reward. Call HI *p Used Cars 1955 NASH AMBASSADOR, needs repars. Call after 5 pjn. tfp GUARANTEED 1 YEAR CHEVY '61, 2 dr., V-8, auto, r., h., p. s., ar cond, w.w..: ~ was $1,595. CHEVY'6, 4 dr. - 4 new tres, w.w was $1,125. PONT. "59, 4 dr. r., h., - auto, p.s., p.b., w.w. was $1,195. DESOTO 59, 4 dr. - h., auto. was $13 CHEVY '6 4-dr, gngswood, V-8, Auto., R., H., P. St. & P. B. 9 Pass. was $1,425. HARVEY AUTO AC "WorkS' Llttlest Deafer** 1958 VOLVO, Needs motor repars., $2 or best offer, Call South Lyon. GEneva t-f-p 1957 FORD, 4 dr. Farlane 5 auto, trans., rado, heater, ww tres, tnted flees, low mleage, $4. HoweU W14 11MM Jta Vnbr ftor Used Cars 1958 FORD. 4 dr., Ranch Wagon. 6 cyl., $3. AC after 5: CHRYSLER, Beautful shape, no rust, must see to apprecate. AC x 1961 PONTIAC STAR Chef, rado, heater, p. brakes and p. steerng, ww tres, prvate owner, best offer. AC FORD, 2 dr. coupe, good condton, blue and whte, V-8 rado, heater, ww tres, $235. Call AC WANTED TO DO REWEAVING, TAIL- ORING, MENDING and AL- TERATIONS. Mrs. Cecl Gore, phone AC WANTED COINS WILL PAY $1. for certan pennes. Up to $5. for certan Jefferson nckels. All types of U. S. cons wanted. Send stamp lor my.prce-lst to: Cons, Box LET PAULA take care of all your sewng needs. Phone AC HELP WANTED MALE AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINE SET UP NEED MAN who can get up Acme Grdley machnes. Please wrce gvng age, detals of experence, etc. to Personnel Dept., Dexter Industres, Inc., 161 Madson S. E., Grand Rapds. Mch. NO STRIKES, no lay offs, all the overtme you want, marred to 38. Phone Bob Glazer, Howell IF YOU ARE ambtous, you can make good wth a Rawlegh busness n part Lvngston County or Brghton. No experence needed to start. See or wrte A. C. Henry, 436 South Frank St., Fowlervlle: or wrte Rawlelgh, Dept. MCC-68-2, Freeport, p HELP WANTED FEMALE IRONING, CLEANING, by ex- 1 perenced woman. Must have FREE: PUPPIES, 8 wks. old,! own transportaton. AC n exchange for good home. 3-6-p Call AC p FULL OR PART tme representatves needed. Several terrtores open for women who are nterested n havng a good steady ncome wth Avon Cosj metcs. Experence unnecessary, For appontment n your home wrte or call Mrs. Alona Huckns, 5664 School St., Haslett, Mch. Telephone evenngs FE SITUATIONS WANTED BABY SITTING IN my home by hour or week. Mary Marowsk, Saxony Subd., x BABY SITTING, after school and weekends. I am 17. Phone AC WORK WANTED: Carpenter and cabnet work, also trm. Charle Swett, phone Hartland AMBITIOUS MAN wants parttme work of any knd. Call AC anytme after 6:3 p.m p AUTO INSURANCE For No watng. 2% down and 6 to 9 payment* IVeJaea law. A B«*J Estate 9555 Man St, Whtmore Phone HI Water Ppes Thawed Gftt A Aw Wclfa«78Sf M-M - AC Lake, Mclu tf ARGUS AC PINCKNEY DISPATCH UP THE ARGUS DISPATCH WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1963 SCHOOLS NEEDED MEN-WOMEN-COUPLES For mmedate tranng as motel managers. Wde demand for traned personnel. NOW Short detaled extenson at home tranng followed by two weeks of practcal tranng n a beautful motel under the drecton of experenced managers. No nterference of present employment. Free natonwde placement assstance to those qualfed. For personal ntervtw wrte gvng telephone number to Amercan Motels, ^lll_n. 7th St., P. Q L f 3-13-p r. Card of Thanks I SINCERELY thank my relatves, frends and neghbors for the many cards, flowers and vsts pad me durng my stay at St. Joseph Hosptal. Also a specal thank you to Rev. Barker for hs vst to the hosptal. I greatly apprecate your acts of kndness, thoughtfulness and prayers. *- Lorrayne Waller THE FAMILY of Margaret Emly Spttler Hogan wsh to thank all the frends and neghbors, who so kndly expressed ther sympathy wth cards, money, food and flowers, durng the recent loss of our beloved mother. Mr. and Mrs, James Spttler Mr. and Mrs. Harold Spttler Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nles Audrey Spttler, Lute Hogan I WISH to thank all my frends, neghbors and relatves for the many acts of kndness, the many cards and vsts pad both to me and my famly durng my confnement n the hosptal. Your thoughtfulness wll never be forgotten. Mrs. Orvlla Carter I SINCERELY wsh to express my thanks and apprecaton to frends and relatves for the cards, flowers and phone calls receved durng my hosptalzaton and convalescense at home. A specal thnmks to Dr. Oln Wlknson and nurses at McPherson Communty Health Center who were so very knd to me. Otto Kourt Busness Servces AUTO GLASS: Fnest work and materals. Pckup and delvery servce or use our car, your choce. MUFFLERS. UN CONDITIONALLY guaranteed to orgnal consumer for as long as he owns the vehcle on whch t s nstalled. AIRCO weldng supples. LEAF SprngSr all cars and lght trucks, 1% to 2 Ton Trucks, fronts only. TRUCK MIRRORS reeondltoned, $3.5. ABETS AUTO PARTS. Howell Phone 15L GULF OIL products. Fuel Ol and gasolne, AJber Ol Co., Dexter. Mchgan. Phone Collect HA or HA leam Tax Sanes MRS. J. 1*. McLUCAS a PhoM AC * : 523 Bdwefl - Brghto 4-o-x DECORATOR Palatal - Wafl Sm*» 114 School St Brght** AC 74EM1 WHITMORE EAGLE EAGLE Busness Servces WE HAVE moved to 53 N. Leroy St. Fenton. Same hgh qualty workmanshp; same low, low prces. Vst our lovely show room, or call us for free estmates n your own home. Fenton Upholsterng Co. MAn LET GEORGE DO IT Free estmates on new gas, ol or coal furnace* and plumbng. Brghton Plumbng and Heatng. Phone AC 9-271L WATER WELLS, 3 In. to 1 In.; test holes, electrc pumps, pump repars, well repars. Norman Cole. Hckory FOR SALE Extruded alumnum storm wndows and doors Gamble Store, Brghtoa Phone AC MASONRY WORK ncludng brck, block, cement, stone. Any sue job wanted, new or repar. John Holt2, AC p WELDING REASONABLE rates, guaranteed, no job too small. Bll Wlls. AC GREGORY RADIO & T.V, RE- PAIR-148 Man Street, Gregory (n rear of barber shop). Hours Tues. thru Frday, 6-1 P.M. Saturday 9 A.M. 9 P.M., Sunday 12 noon 6 P.M. Phone Pnckney resdents call collect FOR SALE Varcon batteres tres, mufflers, tal pnes and auto accessores. Gamble Store, Brghton AC WR REPLACE GLASS - n a- lumnum, wood or steel sash. C. G. Rolson Hardware, 111 W. Man St AC FRENCHY'S DISPOSAL Servce. Garbage and Rubbsh. Pckup by the day, week, or month, n cty or rural. Also, Clean up work. Drums or Barrels for sale. We'll haul anythng, just phone. AC FOR RENT Commercal OFFICE SPACE n new Professonal Bldg. on North St.. Parkng, Ar-Cond t o n n g, [.ease Avala b! e. Box 291. Brghton, Mchgan. FOR RENT BEAUTIFUL 3 RM. furnshed apartment, lake front, year round. Also 2 bdrm. traler, exc e 11 e n t transportaton. AC t-f-x TRAILER SITE, dose to shoppng and schools. AC ROOM Apartment n Ham* burg prvate entrance, Phone ONE BDRM. APT. gas heat, garage, at Lake Chemung PINE LODGE Traler Park, 1 bdrm. traler, $1. per week L - WANTED PAPER BOY ORE LAKE SUB-DIVISION CALL MR. ROSE AC tfr FOR RENT 3 BDRM MODERN house, gas heat, $9. mo* avalable March 15th. For appontment call AC 9-92a HOUSE, FURNISHED, all utltes and heat, no «*hw« Academy Dr. AC ROOM FURNISHED home near Hawkns School black top road, nearly new. AC FURNISHED 3 RM, apt, hot water, call BDRM. YEAR around home, Lake Chemung. Call HoweU 1347W. UPSTAIRS APARTMENT n Pnckney, three rooms and bath. Avalable March L AC TRAILER SPACE In Hamburg, Phone 229*9275. tfx NEW, MODERN bachelor apt on Crooked Lake. Call AC AIR CONDITIONED OFFICE wth 2 rms Phone AC wk. mo. 2 mt from Brghton. AC ROOMS: 83 Madson Street Phone tfx FOR RENT Rooms and board, famly style, 614 Flnt Rd. AC PLEASANT, NEW 2 rm. effcency apartment, ceramc tle bath, ar condtoned, newly furnshed or unfurnshed, near Whtmore Lake. Call APTS. 2 bdrms. and bath, walkng dstance to shoppng center. OL 5-268, Wllamson. 3-2-x 4 RM. 1st floor modern apt Call AC for appontment. NEAR HAMBURG, new 4 rm. duplex on lake, 15 mn. from Brghton or Ann Arbor, $6., heated. AC nghts. NEAR HAMBURG, new 4 rm. heated house on lake, 15 mn. from Brghton or Ann Arbor. AC nghts. UPPER, FURNISHED apartment wth garage, newly decorated, one bdrm., heat furnshed, $65. Must have references. AC x UNFURNISHED APT., gas heat, garage. Prefer small famly, prvate entrance, $45. per month, 521 Frankln, phone FLOOR SCRUBBER and Pol sher by hr. day, etc Gamble Store, AC APARTMENT, 3 rooms and bath, $47. per month. Phone RM. APARTMENT n Brghton, partly furnshed. $6. per mo. Ken Shultz Agency, 9987 E. Grand Rver, Brghton. AC UPPER FURNISHED 3 rm. apt. and bath, gas heat 829 E. Grand Rver, Brghton. 3 ROOM Apartment - Phone AC tfx 2 BDRM. FURNISHED, upper flat, garage, prvate entrance. Howell 126R12. TREE TRIMMING AND REMOVAL Shrub Prunng Freplace Wood Ray Maxwell AC WANTED PAPER BOY SUB-DIVISION Back of BrghUM State Polce Post CALL MR. ROSE AC PACKAGE UQIJOBS POPE # COtM tfx Real Estate FOR SALE BY OWNER: 6 nn. house, gas heat, breezeway, 2 car garage, water softener, fenced yard. Brghton p LEGAL NOTXCX OF MORTGAGE SALS! Default havng s been mad* ta the cnortfttow tt a certan Mortgaga by RAYMOND LR1S D. K&XNB2RUKR. A. DKRENBK RGKR hla wfe to NATIONAL HOMXS ACCEPT ANOB OORFOKATION, aa Indana corporaton, dated to* Ztod day at September ISM. and recorded n the ottee of nt Jteststar of Deed* tor the County ot Uvmnton and State of Mchgan, on the 35th day ot September lffttta Ltber as at Mortsasea. on pace 66, Ltvtnfstan Omnty Record*, wnlcfa mortgage was tbereeteron tbe Uth day ofmarch, I96, aaagned U The Ouat Manhattan Bank at Truttee under agreement dated as of March wth Font Motor Company tor the Ford Retrement Plan under agreement wth UAW-C1O dated March IS. fls& whfeh ^atlgnment waa recorded M«reh IT I96 fr Lber «TJ <rf Mol, gage*. Page 31 Lvngston County Records; on whch Mortgage there U clamed to be due at the date at ths notce, for prncpal and nterest the ston of Ten thousand nne hundred thrty-two and 52/1 (fu.983.s8) Dollars, and the further sum of Seven fve (S719) Dollar*, ajj Agomcra w* wfcjsfe^anoant Bt pbf sad Mortgagee between Uw date of ths notce and the tme of sad sale; and no proceedngs at law havng been Insttuted to recover the debt now remanng secured fay sad Mortgage, or any part thereof, whereby the power ot sale contaned n sad Mortgage has become operatve; Now Therefore, Notce Is Hereby Gven that by vrtue of the power ot sale contaned la sad Mortgage and In pursuance of the statute In such case made and provded, the sad Mortgage wn be foreclosed by a sale of the premses theren descrbed or so much thereof as may be necessary, at publc aucton, to tho hghest bdder, at the west front door of the Court House In the Cty of Howell. and County ot Lvngston. Mchgan, that beng the place for holdng the Crcut Court In and for sad County, on Wednesday the 2 day of March 1989, at ten o'clock Eastern Standard Tme In the forenoon of sad day, and sad premses wll be sold to pay the amount so as aforesad then due on sad Mortgage together wth fve and one-quarter per cent Interest legal costs. Attorneys' fees and also any taxes and nsurance that sad Mortgagee does pay on or pror to the date of sad sale: whch sad premses are descrbed n sad Mortgage as follows, to-wlt: Property located In the Townshp of Green Oak, Lvngston County, Mchgan, descrbed as: Lot No. 16 of the Wlllmor dvson No. 2. ben a part ot ths Northwest tt of Secton 5, Town 1 North, Range 6 East. Green OaJc Townshp accordng to th' plat thereof as recorded In Lber 8, Page 48 ot Plats. Lvngston County Records. Dated: December 18, 192. THE CHASE MANHATTAN BANK. TRUSTEE. Assgnee of Mortgage* Arthur E. Brown Attorney for Assgnee of Mortgagee 1749 Penobscot Buldng Detrot 28. Mchgan WOodward 1499 STATE OF MICHIGAN March S8 The Probate Court for the County ot LIVINGSTON. In the Matter of the Estate of SARAH MAY WESSINGER, Deceased At a sesson of sad Court held on February Present Honorable FRANCIS E. BARRON, Judge of Probate. Notce Is Hereby Gven, That all credtors of sad deceased are requred to present ther clams In wrtng and under oath, to sad Court, and to serve a copy thereof upon FRANCIS G. WESSINGER and HAZEL G. WES- SINGER of 514 Oak Grove Rd., Howell, Mchgan, fducary of sam estate, and that such clams wll b; heard by sad Court at the Probate Offce on Aprl 23, at ten A.M It s Ordered. That notce thereof b< gven by publcaton of a copy hereol for three weeks consecutvely prevous to sad day of hearng, n the Brghton Argus, and that the fducary cause a copy of ths notce to be served upon each known -arty n nterest at hs last known address by regstered, certfed or ordnary mall (wth proof of malng), or by personal servce at least fourteen (14) days pror to such hearng. FRANCIS Z. BARRON Judge of Probate. A true copy. Helen M. Gould Regster of Probate. Stanley Berrtman, Attorney. Berrman Bldg., HoweU, Mchgan Feb. 2,27. March S COMMERCIAL 2 APTS. THEATER, 2 stores, large 5* by 1* garage, low down payment. Wrte Box K- 273, c/o Brghton Argus. 3-2-x NOTICES NOTICE OP MORTGAGE SALE Default havng bee» mad* n ths> condtons of a certan Mortgage made, by JAMES H. RESTORICK and SHARON R. RESTORICK hs wfe, to NATIONAL HOMES ACCEPTANCB CORPORATION, an Indana eorpor* atlon dated the 19th day of May. 1958, and recorded n the offce of tbe Regster of Deeds for the County of Lvng* ston and State of Mchgan, on the 22nd day of May, 1968, * to Lber 845 of Mortgages, on page 438, Lvngston County Records; whch mortgage was thereafter on July 1, 1968, assgned to CONTINENTAL ASSURANCE COM* PANY, Chcago. Illnos, whch assgnment was recorded on July 15, 1968 n Lber 347 of Mortgages, Page 55, Lvngston County Records, on whch Mortgage there ts clamed to be due t the date of ths notce, for prncpal and nterest, the sum of Ten thousand nne hundred seven and SG/1Q (1,97.5) Dollars, and the further sum of seventy-fve (175.) as Attorney's fees, to whch amount wn be added at the tme of sale all taxes and Insurance that may he pad by the * * J th«r ebt now remanng secured by sad Mortgage, or any part thereof, whereby the power of sale contaned In sad Mortgage has become operatve: Now Therefore, Notce la Hereby Gven that by vrtue of the power of sale contaned In sad Mortgage and n pursuance of the statute n such case made and provded, the sad Mortgage wll be foreclosed by a sale of the premses theren descrbed or so much thereof as may be necessary, at publc aucton, to > hghest bdder, at the west front door of the Court House In the Cty of Howell, and County ot Lvngston, Mchgan, that beng the place for holdng the Crcut Court n and for sad County, on Wednesday the 22nd day of May, 1963, at 1:9 o'clock Eastern Standard Tme In 'he forenoon of sad day, and sad premses wll be sold to pay the amount so as aforesad then due on sad Mortgage together wth fve and one/quarter per cent Interest legal costs, Attorneys' fees and also an? taxes and Insurance that sad Mortgagee does pay on or pror to the date of sad sale; whch sad premses are. descrbed In sad Mortgage as follows, to-wlt: Property stuated In the Townshp of Green Oak. Lvngston County, Mchgan, descrbed as: Lot 8, Wlltmor Subdvson No. L beng a part of the South % of the Northwest V4, Secton 5. Town 1 North. Range 6 East. Green OaK Townshp, as duly lad out, placed and recorded m -Jber 8, Page 46 of Plats, Lvngston County Records. Dated: February 19, CONTINENTAL ASSURANCE COMPANY, Assgnee of Mortgagee Arthur E. Brown, Attorney for Assgnee of Mortgagee 1749 Penobscot Buldng Detrot 26. Mchgan WOodward May 15, 1963 STATE 7 MICHIGAN The Probate Court for the County of Lvngston. In the Matter of the Estate of MABLE HICKS, Deceased.. At a sesson of sad Court held oa February Present Honorable FRANCIS B» BARRON, Judge of Probate. Notce s Hereby Gven, That tht petton of Phllp F. Baetcke, the Executor of sad estate, prayng that; hs fnal account be allowed and the resdue ot sad estate assgned to the persons enttled thereto, wll be heard at the Probate Court on March 28, 1963, at ten A.M; It Is Ordered, that notce thereof be gven by publcaton of a copy hereof, for three weeks consecutvely prevous to sad day of hearng In the Brghton Argus and that the pettoner cause a* copy of ths notce to be served upon each known party In nterest at hs last known address by regstered* certfed, or ordnary mal (wth proof* of malng), or by personal servce, asleast fourteen (14) days pror to sues hearng. FRANCIS E. BARRON ' Judge ot Probate A true copy, Helen M. Gould, Regster of Probate. Phlp F. Baetcke, Attorney Brghton, Mchgan March 6, 13, 2<L CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE BUYER'S GUIDE ' Shop & Save At Your Local Merchants BM8HTN SWEET SHOP Iff W. Mate M> Plv AC *-Htt ICE CBBAM ADAMS "mwer* by ltder's Sam Humn Mat

11 HOW TO BUT WITHOUT BEING BAMBOOZED you know that thngs are not always are ao atbflcant as the buyng of a house. buy. Someone lke... can be fun. wll steer a clear couna LIVINGSTON REALTY CO. rfbtoa pfaoa* AC Hawa nfasaa tff Real rarm 12 Acres: Ths brand new country home has 4-bdrma., country sze ktchen, full walk out basement, ol FA. furnace. Small barn, woods. 1.4 foot frontage on black* top road. 113,9. Terms. AT ONCE! We art gettng requests far S and 4 bedroom houses, country aces**, f*rm* aad lake front eotugas. LIVINGSTON REALTY CO Ufrem Ad I-I4SI - Uowoll UtfUw: Open Daly ** PM Opes 8uort»y» I-A" Lynn W rght Mslaswmsner - Bee. Ph. AC &-7&81 PanmnWt, Raattat * Appra4M>r Huwell W2 1-8/4 ACRES Good 3-bdrm. country ranch home, hardwoodflfhrs.plas~ ter walls. Brck freplace. full basement. Blacktop rd. Immedate possesson. Reduced to $11,5. $1,3 tn. Balance $75 month. state LAKE FttUNT HUME Cute 2-bdrm. vr. round take front home. Large ktchen, knotty pne lvng room and porch. Freplace, utlty rm. wth!»*nraee space, hardwood floors. Ra«wall turnace. 81,9. $9. dn. "2 ACRES- A good 4* bdrm. home l'. baths, freplace, basement 2 good barns, 2 garages, 4 x 6 clear span cement block shop. $19,. Terms. HOW ELL LAKE HOME Ths attractve small home s well decorated, hardwood floors, large ktchen, 2 good szed bedrooms, deal for a small famly or for retrees. $1,5. $1,5 dn. "ACRES, 3.9" A large old frame farm home, Ideal for a large famly. 5 bdrm. home. 2 car garage, chcken house, trees located on blacktop road. $7,. $9. dn. "COUNTRY HOME" A good 2 bdrm. country home on V acre plot. Fulr basement, full bath, plaster walls hardwood floors, carpeted lvng room. Ideal fo small famly or retrees. $9,;' wth only $1, down. GENTLEMEN'S FARM. Excellent 7 acres wth very attractve ranch home. Good barn, large tool house, garage; 1 acres woods, 6 acres tllable. $31,. f ton r 2 unit home "*» ncome of ^ m2? t h < TfejPpPwty s *» s od condat the edge of Brghton. $495., $1,.6 In 2 Br * h t n on 2 corner lota. ma J olfur «a ce. Insulated. and 8torC8 - m m ** 9 Acres Wth several exceuent home stes, A from Brghton. $46.. Easy terms. J?«t H^TV"" 1 mle fpom Brghton. 6 feet of excellent lake frontage. Basement, ol furnace, If* I c^lot landsc *P«* ncl. a few frut trees. $13,8.. Terms. < KEN SHULTZ AGENCY Real Estate & Inturmee Howell Town & 18 W. MAIN PHONE AC REAL ESTATE INSURANCE BUILDING FOR SALE 8 BJL home ea State St. 8-Car Oarage, comer lot Several 16$ BJL Hornet Prced To Sen Buldng Lets Acreage CALL AC FOB APPOINTMENT Esther Decker BROKEB 88 S. U.S.-23 Brlghtoa HOWELL OFFICE 12 E. Grand Rver Phone Howell 25 ATTENTION FARMERS Need a new buldng? We have avalable for you a complete plan servce tor all steel buldngs by Inland Steel. The low prce wll nterest you. S BEDROOM RANCH Large bedrooms Dnng room extra large lvng room 1^4 car garage fnshed recreaton room n basement $16,9 _ $3, down. RETIRER'S DREAM 2 bertroom lvng room ktchen ol heat Good shoppng locaton See ths! 4 ttntt APARTMENT $52. per week Income $12,8 wth $3, down. 4 BEDROOM spacous country lvng n the cty separate dnng room excellent condton 2H car garage. OUR CONTRACTORS Ralph L. Banfeld and Wllam Bortels Prced rght. 3 B.R. RANCH Ideal locaton 2 baths freplace Breezeway & garage See t now. 8 BEDROOM RANCH Large famly room 2 full baths ~ 2 car garage luxury lvng $3,. down. LAKE HOMES BIO CROOKED LAKE 3 B.R. two level home 14 ft. of sandy beach excellent landscapng freplace and many other extra's owner leavng area. ORE LAKE 3 B.R. Year around freplace 2 car garage $9,9 wth EZ terms. LAKE CHEMUNO 3 bedroom lake front cottage Sandy beach freplace garage spacous Reasonable Terms. ORE LAKE 2 bedroom lake front log constructon stone freplace completely furnshed ncludng boat $16,5 $4, down. CLARK LAKE 1 Bedroom (sleepng accommodatons for 6> Screened porch 16,.. WINANS LAKE Luxury lvng Home s for those who want the best Seller has left state Must sell. FONDA LAKE 7 Bdrm. lakefront home Ideal for large famly or club. ORE LAKE Lake prvleges 3 B.R. Ranch corner freplace Excellent year around lvng Forced hot ar furnace $13,5 wth $1,5 down. CLARK LAKE 2 bedroom lake front Excellent sandy beach 3 years old $11,5 wth $2,5 down. COUNTRY 1 ACRE RETREAT rollng land pond stream woods 1 BR. deluxe home complete wth freplace Must see to apprecate. $12,. I ACRES North of Httford Charmng 2 bedroom Capecod 1% baths freplace H.W. heat full basement 2% ear garage Excellent tol for small tree farm $21,. 8 BEDROOM Large famly ktchen One acre wth pond one car garage $6,. Mldred Shannon Sally Noekcr AC AC ACRE 3 B.R. home wth attached garage stream runs along rear property lne $6,3. 2 ACRES New 3 B.R. ranch all of the custom features 2V% car attached garage hot water heat 1 small guest house or possble play house Must see to apprecate. 2 ACRES 2 bedroom ranch home Excellent locaton chcken house, garage and workshop combned Ideal retrement home. 4 BEDROOM Near expressway at Whtmore Lake 2 story brck home 2 baths 2 freplaces $15,9 wth $3,4 down. NEAR NEW HUDSON New 4 Bdrm. Trlevel on \V» acres Freplace famly room bult-n ktchen carpetng $25, Terms. BETWEEN Howell and Brghton 2 large bedrooms large lvng room, nce ktchen $5 down. 2V ACRES Income farm home. Excellent locaton new barn 3 x 5 plus dog kennels Only $5, down. $ ACRES 3 or optonal 4 bdrm. home ol hot water heat stone freplace 4 car garage mall 3 bdrm. guest home bam Beautful settng $23, terms. 8 BEDROOMS brck ranch, full basement, 2 car garage, easy access to schools. Good famly lvng $2, down. FARMS 8 ACRES 4 bedroom farm home home has been remodeled hot water heatng. $18,. 87 ACRES - 67 acres tllable - beef set up large modern home good out buldngs slo A dandy and prced to sell at $25,-. terms. 14 ACRE Stock Farm 2 homes Lve stream 129 acres tllable $32, wth terms. 4 ACRES 2 story home 3 B.R. Man barn and other outbuldngs AH n excellent condton $18,. 4 ACBES on Coon Lake Rd. - 3 B.R bone n good condton - good out buldngs 3 tllable 8 acres woods Equpment ncluded at $18,5. terms. 12 ACBCS «7 tllable 5 bedroom home ban 4 x 6 26 stanchons wth water bowls 122, wth $5, down. 1 AOBJCt M» 8 fpahf* 1 mle road frontage Deerfeld Townshp $18,. 6 ACBES 3 BR. home outbuldngs near GM Provng Grounds $21,. S18 ACBES 275 tllable large 6 BR. home 3 large barns lve stream $65, wth $1, down. Uvre Howtll 226 Mldred Duff IU 5 LEGAL NOTICES NUTIOC Or MORTUAUK &AUC Default havng teen aadt n th* condtons at a c*ruln Martgas* by GERALD. KUHLER and JANE & KOHLER. bs wfe to NATIONAL HOMES ACCEPTANCE CORPORA- TION, as Indana corporaton, dated the 2Stb day of Aprl and r*> corded In the offce of tb» Regster ot De«ds tor the County of Lvngston and Statt of Mchgan on the asth day of Aprl 19SS. n Lber 344 of Mortgages on page 363, Lvngston County Record* wtuoa mortgage wa thprt. after on June 17, assgned to Contnental Auur&nc* Company, Chcago. Illnos, whch assgnment was record** on June IS. 1968, In Llb«r 349 of Mortgages, page 483. Uvlngcton County Records, on whch Mortgagt there s clamed to b# due at the. date of ths notce, for prncpal and nterest, the turn ot Ten thousand three hundred eghty-three and 1/1 (11,383.1) Dollars, and the further sum ot Seventy-fve (178.) Dollars, as Attorney's fees.to whch amount wn be added at the tme of sal* all taxes and Insurance that may be pad -bjr--the--sad- Mortgagee between th» date of ths notce and the tme of Bald sale; and r proceedngs at l*w havng been Insttuted to recover the debt now remanng secured by sad Mortgage, -oc^any part th*rsat, whereby tftp Gven that by vrtue of the power of sale contaned n sad Mortgage and n pursuance of the statute In such case made and provded, the sad Mortgage wll be foreclosed by a salt of the premses theren descrbed or so much thereof as may be necessary, at publc aucton, to the hghest bdder, at the West front door o? the Courthouse ttr the Cty of Howell. and County of Lvngston, Mchgan, that beng the place for holdng the Crcut Court In and for sad County, on Wednesday the 1st day of May IMS, at ten o'clock Eastern Standard Tme In the forenoon of sad day, and sad premse* amount so as aforesad then due on sad Mortgage together wth fve and one-quarter per cent nterest, legal costs, Attorney's fees and also any taxes and nsurance that sad Mortgagee does pay on or pror to the date of sad sale; whch sad premses are descrbed In sad Mortgage as follows, to-wlt: Land stuated In the Townshp of Green Oak, Lvngston County, Mchgan, descrbed a» follows: Lot No. 7 of the Wllmor Subdvson No. 1, beng a part of the South >4 of the Northwest V*. of Secton 5. Town 1 North, Range 6 East, Green Oak Townshp, as duly lad out platted and recorded n Lber 8. Page 46 of Plats. Lvngston County Records.. CONTINENTAL ASSUR*M flb~ COMPANY, Assgnee of Mortgages Dated: January 29, 1963 Arthur E. Brown. Attorney for Assgnee of Mortgages 1749 Penobscot Buldng Detrot 26. Mchgan WOodward Aprl 24, '63 Both optcal and rado telescope equpment s" used n Unversty of Mchgan astronomcal studes. WG HAVE BUYERS SEE BOB GRAHAM, LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOB QL1CK SALE! OPEN DAILY A.M.-B P.M. WE NEED LISTINGS Bob Graham 1443 E. Grand Rver Brghton AC -793 Notary Publc! LAND CONTRACTS WANTED Immedate Cash Ear* Garrels Commerce Rd. Orchard T^ke. Mch. EMpre or a FOR SALE 4 ACRES OF LAND Located Corners Toma at Uplady Roads Two Mles South of Pnckney Terms Emery Halnal Phone p NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE Detault ravng been made In the condtons ot a certan Mortgage made by ALVIN LEROY PARRIS and GLORIA D. PARRIS. ht wle, to NATIONAL HOMES ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION, an Indana corporaton, dated the 29th day of May 1969, and recorded n the offce ot the Regster of Deeds for the County of Lvngston and State of Mchgan, on the 2nd day ot June 195a In Lber 36 of Mortgages, on page 382. Lvngston County Records, whch mortgage was thereafter on August 13, assgned to THE MANHATTAN SAVINGS BANK, New York, New York, whch assgnment was recorded on August 17, 1959, n Lber 363 of Mortgages, Page 466, Lvngston County Records, on whch Mortgage there Is clamed to be due at the date of ths notce, for prncpal and nterest the sum of Ten thousand sx hundred twenty-one and 24/1 (HO ) Dollars, and the further gum of Seventy-fve ($75.) Dollars, as Attorney's fees, to whch amount wll be added at the tme ot sale alt taxes and Insurance that may p uy the sad Mo tgageebe tween the date of ths notce and the tme of sad sale; and no proceedngs at law havng heen Insttuted to recover the debt now remanng secured by sad Gven that by vrtue at the power ot sale contaned tn sad Mortgage and In pursuance of the statute n such case made and provded, the Md Mortgage wll be foreclosed by a sale ot descrbed In sad Mortgage as follows, to-wtt: Property stuated In the Townshp ot Green Oak. Lvngston County, Mchgan, descrbed as Lot No. 18 of the WUUnor Subd- Inspecton thereof may be made at 9827 vson No. 2, beng g a part of thee. Grand Rver, hnghton, Lvngston deceased wll he determned by sad.northwest of f Secton St 1 Town T 1. County, Mchgan, the place of storage. Court at the Probnte Qfflce on May North. Rang* «East, Green Oakk Dated: February " Townshp, as duly lad out platted 7, "~~ 1988, "* at * ten AM, COMMERCIAL CREDIT and recorded In Uber S, Page 4S ot It Is Ordered, That notce thereof be CORPORATION Plats. Lvngston County Records. gven by publcaton of a eopy heceof Lvernos, Detrot 21. Dated: February U. IMS for three weeks consecutvely prevous Mchgan THE MANHATTAN ^SAVPOa BANJC tn sad day of hearng, In the Brghton By A. H; Abraham Assgnee of Mortgage* Argus, and that the fducary catenrg Unt Manager Arthur E. Browt. Attorney copy of ths notlre to b* served ujv>n To each known party n Interest at hs for Assgnee of Mortgages THE LEGAL ADVERTISER Isst known address by regsteeydv 1749 Penobscot Buldng 3 Bartlett Avenue. certfed or ordnary man (wth pfoof Detrot 26, Mchgan Detrot 3, Mchgan of mallnjr), or by personal servce WOodward May vce at Feb. 27, March to nfcb STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court for the County of LIVINGSTON. In the Matter of the Estate at FRANK HANES, Deceased. At a sesson of sad Court held on February 14. 1J63. Present. Honorable FRANCIS E. "BARRON, Judge uf Probate. - Notce Is Hereby Gven. That all credtors of sad deceased are requred to present ther clams In wrtng and under oath, to sad Court, and to serve the premses theren descrbed or tofor three weeks consecutvely prevous much thereof as may be necessary, at to sad day of hearng, tn the Brghton publc aucton, to the hghest bdder, Argue, and that the fducary cauxe a at the West front door of the Courthouse In the Cty of Howell, and each known party In nterest at hs copy of ths notce to be served upon County ot Lvngston. Mchgan, that last known address by regstered, beng the place for holdng; the Crcut Court In and for sad County, on of malng), or by personal servce at certfed or ordnary mall (wth proof Wednesday the 15th day of May, least fourteen (14) days pror to such at 1: o'clock Eastern Standard hearng. n Tme In the forenoon of sad day, and wll be sold to pay the FRANCIS I. BARRON sad premses wll be sold to pay the Judge of Probate. amount so as aforesad then due on sad Mortgage together wth four and three/quarter per cent Interest, leral costs, Attorneys' fees and also any taxes and nsurance that sad Mortgagee does pay on or prortothe date of sad sale; whch sad premses are wll be determned by sad Court at the Probate Offce on Aprl 23, 1969, at ten AM. It Is Ordered, That notce thereof be gven by publcaton of a copy hereof A true eopy. Helen M. Could Regster of Probate. VsnWlnkle, Hetkknen, Attorneys. HowfU, Mchgan. VanWlnkle and Feb. 3, 37, March «Earl W. Klne Real Estate 9817 E. Grand Rver Brghton, Mchgan Cty of Brghton FOUR BEDROOM Well kept older home on corner lot. Sun room, 1M? baths, 2- car garage, gas heat. $11,5 $15 down. FIVE BEDROOM Good locaton close to schools and shoppng, large lvng room wth freplace, 2-car garage. Ths s a well bult home. TWO BEDROOM One floor home wth large ncely fnshed recreaton room n basement. Short dstance from shoppng area. THREE BEDROOM All large rooms, basement, gas heat. A Terms. steal at $625,. Country TWO BEDROOM CAPE- COD On one acre, basement, 2-car garage, close to expressway. Ths home s top condton and beautfully landscaped. Carpet and draperes Included n prce of $16,5. Terma. TUBES LARGE BED- BOOMS Very neat home on approx. 1* acres of land, \basement, garage. Barn Included, all for only $11,5, $15 down. FIVE BEDROOM Between Brghton A Howell. 1 acre of land. Ideal for large famly. Spacous rooms, 2- car garage attached, Owner anxous to sell. Come n and make offer. TWO 3EDROOM Close of Brghton, extra large bedrooms, $95. Excellent terms. Farms 4 ACRES Vacant. Three mles from Howell, deal buudjnf _ftefl, only 19, wth $2 down. 6 ACRES Modern three bedroom home, freplace, separate dnng room. Out buldngs, water $18,5. Terms. n barn. Lake Homes APPLETOV LAKE S bedrooms, large ktchen, 2- car garage, also 1x14 shop, Perfect sandy beach for chldren. TWO BEDROOM Excellent condton, black top street, new gas furnace, utlty room. $92. Terms. LAKE-OF-THE-PIXES 1/4 mle from expressway. Ultra-modern 3-yr. old custom ranch, beautfully landscaped, carpeted lvng room, beautful stone freplace, spacous bedrooms, \V» baths, recreaton room and screened pato. FONDA LAKE PRIVI- LEGES Three spacous bedrooms, full basement, gas H.A. heat, large lot. $14,5 $15 down. Restrcted Bldg. Stes FONDA LAKE Lots a- valable wth good beach. HORIZON HILLS Beautful buldng stes on large lots In well restrcted subdvson. Easly accessble to expressways. Wll buld to sut wth fnancng avalable. For deal country lvng, ths subdvson s a must! LAKE-OF-THE-PINES Ideally located 1/4 mle from expressways. Large restrcted lots on beautful rollng land wth prvate beaches and parks. Terms. HURON RIVER HEIGHTS Lots on Huron Rver. Excellent buldng stes and only three mles from Brghton schools, churches and shoppng. Prces very attractve wth terms. We have many prospectve buyers lookng for year round lake homes and acreage. If you are thnkng of sellng, gve us a calt Brghton THE ARGUS DISPATCH WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1963 NOT1CK OK PlBIJl HAI.E NOTICE IS HKHEBY GIVEN the undersgned that on Thursday, March 7, 1963, at ten o'clock AM at 9K27 E Grand Rver, Brghton, Lvngston County, Mchgan. >utjllc tale of a 198 Valant. 4 Door Suh heart n>; seral number V wll be held for cash to»e hghest bdder. STATE OP" MICHIGAN The Probate Cuurt for the County of Lvngston. In (he Matter of 1lu> Estate of FRED A. KIRCHNKR, Dt'OHH'r. At a st'snon of sad Court, held on February , Present Honorable FRANCIS E. 8ARRN," Judge of Probate. EAGLE Notce Is Hereby Gven, That all credtors of sala deceased are requre to present ther clams In wrtng atv under oath to sad Court, and to aer.ue a copy thereof upon Vncent C. Krchner of 2467* Sprngbrook. Farm- Ingtnn, Mchgan, fducary of sad estate, and that such clams wll )> heard and the hers at lax of sad least fourteen (14) days pror hearng. FRANCIS E BARRON Judge of Probate. A true eopy. Helen M. Gould, Regster of Probsts. VanWlnkfe, VsnWlnkls WTd Helkklnen. Attorneys. Howell Mchgan " MfBB 3:ar jffmnfffb M 9947 East fmnd Rver Phone ACademy Day or Evenng S VERY CLEAN, close In, 2-bedroom home, full - basement, automatc ol heat, full bath, lvnor room, ktchen, close to Ctv of BnVhton. Large lot. Immedate possesson. $12,. Terms. Ṡ CITY OP Fne 4 bedroom home, ' IV2 baths, larpre famly room, dnnpr & Hvnj? rms., modern ktchen, full basement, sras heat, 24x32' jparage, F.H.A. approved. Prced to sell. FOR ONLY $5. down you move In at once. m House well located, basement, 2 bedrooms, full bath, large lvng room, ktchen, plenty closet space 5 Full prce $65. 5 FOR INVESTOR Here are S cottages on 15* of S excellent Bandy beach, close to X-way, near Brjrh- S ton. All are year 'round. $17,5 for all three. Excellent terms. S YEAR 'ROUND 2 bedroom wth lake prvleges. Large carpeted lvng room, natural freplace, kte- B chen, utlty. $85 terms. t g WE NEED small acreage n vcnty of Brghton, Hartland, Howell wth or wthout buldng. We a have the buyers. 1 SlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIUIllllllllllUIMUIIM L. H. Crandall Realty -OFFERS- On Wnans Lake Road near Country Clwb, a dstnstvely desgned brck and frame modem home. Southern exposure nearly all glass, 2 level*, 2 freplaces, 2 baths, 4 bedrooms, lvng room, dnng room, ktchen, beamed celngs, screened porch. Prce only $21,5.. Terms. 2 acres and brck three bedroom home wth lake frontage and stream. 8 mles NW of Brghton, 2 mles off M-59. PHONE 617 L. H. Crandall - Harry E. Grffth REALTORS - APPRAISERS 322 E. Grand Rver Howell, Mchgan NEW BRICK HOME AT A LOW PRICE A clean, 2-bedroom home wth tled bath, L.R«attractve ktchen, utlty room, gas furnace. Owner tmvtng dty. Fol prce IftMOt Only»18e dew*. No mortf»f««oe*»t $78.4 per mo. taxes a*d nsorajee HOWELL REALTY INC. 93 E. Grand Rver Howell Phone 48ft Feb. 27-March 6 I APPEALING LOCATION, 5 room famshed home, excellent 2 lake front lots phs. (jonng wooded lots. Perfsct beach, bart flahtog $1UOO. 8DC BOOM eotttft en* tou, tt ft to umwfaeffy Lafct $48. A SAW for part act sandy beach Prvate lake naar FONDA LAJCE ft. latetatlot, A NEAT 4 room cottage and bath, 2 lake prvlege lots, Ora Lake. Furnshed $8,5, $2, A VERY datrabla Zdeey lake front eottajt on lotaly lot 2 badrooas*. ancakmt eaodtkxl frontage, $3, $1*, Insurance and Real Estate DctraHtn ct«woatfwmrd S-14*«A C EOT. ltm Ot«B Son*?* A ttrtvjsft * tppo*fttm^f A C t ^^j

12 NEWS OF THE HAMBURG AREA By ELLEN McAFEE Bechlers Mark Annversary At Open House Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bechler Of 362 East M-36 celebrated ther twenty-ffth weddng annversary on Sunday, Feb. 24. attended Heavy Equpment Tranng at Homestead, Florda. They are temporarly at the home of Judy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wllam Graves on M-36. mm* Last Wednesday, Feb. 27, Mrs. A. Basman had several frends n for luncheon to celebrate Mrs. Lesle Case's brthday. Lakeland Crcle of Kngs Daughters wll hold ther regular meetng on Tuesday, March 12 at the Hamburg Town Hall (not the Annex). Lunch at 12:3. Please brng your own table servce. Hamburg Rebekah Lodge 489 wll have vstaton on Wed. March 6. All Rebekahs are welcome. * The Hamburg P-T.A. wll sponsor a non-p&rtfe&n speaker on Con-Con on March 18 at 8 pan. at the Hamburg School. Everyone welcome! Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ruggles of Hamburg attended a weddng n Ypslant on Saturday evenng. Mrs. Wllam Waterbury plans to leave 4h»-Frday -** vst wth her mother, Mrs. Wlda Burge, n Arcada, Kansas. She wll return to Hamburg wth Mrs. Margaret Smth, now vstng n Arzona. They plan to be back around Aprl L Saturday guests of the Howard RopeUes vstng ther granddaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Thatch, and greatgrandson of Taylor, Mch. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hancsak and daughter, Judy, of Drayton Plans called on them. * * * The sx sons and daughters of Mr. and Mrs. James T. Emery of Camp Pont, Illnos, were able to attend ther parents Golden Weddng Annversary Open House at Camp Pont, Illnos. Those who attended were Mr. and Mrs. Manley Bennett and son, Rocky, A- SPEAKING OF CARDS * Mrs. Carl Sullvan, Mrs. John Moon, the Wlbur Emery famly, Mr. and Mrs. James Emery and son, Everett Emery and daughter, Jeanette, and son, John. Mr. and Mrs. Martn Lepatt famly of Northvlle vsted Mr. and Mrs. James Lepatt on Feb. 28 to help Jm celebrate hs brthday. Robert Edwards, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edwards and Perry Morgan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Morgan spent the week-end vstng ther famles. Sunday they returned to ther school, St. Jeromes at Ktchener, Ontaro. Fred DeWolf s recuperatng at hs home and s feelng qute well Sunday vstors at the Calvn Hooker home were hs cousns, Mrs. Beatrce Joyner of New Castle, Indana, Mrs Bernce Jeter of Ann Arbo and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carpenter of Ann Arbor. Glenn Borton had fve sttches taken on hs head on Saturday followng a freak accdent n hs front yard. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Steve Borton and son called on the Glenn Bortons. * In observance of Grl Scout week and the Grl Scouts fftyfrst brthday *n March 12, the Hamburg troop 1- s plannng to attend the St Stephens Epscopal Church n a body on Sunday, March 1, whch s Grl Scout Sunday. On Tuesday, March 12, n the evenng the grls wll entertan ther mothers at a "Mothers Tea" n the Hamburg Town Hall. Ther theme for the Tea wll be 'Servce'. The Hamburg troop leader s Los Borton wth Helen GondeK and Carolyn Nchole as assstants. There are nneteen grls n troop 11. Mrs. George Fsher and her Browne Troop 34 wll attend the Hawkns school on March IS at 7 pjn. It wll be a gatherng of the Brghton Area Browne Troops. Mrs. Fsher's Brownes wll receve ther membershp stars at that tme. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Stone and sons of Cordley Lake spent ths past week-end at Thompsonvlle, Mch, on a fshng trp. THE ARGUS DISPATCH WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1963 Hamburg Woma's Son Emt Course HAMBURG Army Natonal Guard Pvt. Rchard H, Carver, 23, whose wfe, Ann, lves at 218 Buena Vsta, Ann Arbor^recently completed the elgft-week communcatons center specalst course under the Reserve Forces Act program at /The Southeastern Sgnal School, Fort Gordon, Ga. Carver wll return to the 17th Sgnal Battalon's Company A, an Array Natonal Guard unt n Ann Arbor. He s the son of Ernest C. can McDonnd. Cat-ver, whose mother, Mrs. Louse E. Crank, lves at 1431 Hamburg Rd., Hamburg, s a 1957 graduate of Ann Arbor Hgh School. Before gong on actve duty, Carver was employed by the Buhr Machne Tool Co., n Ann Arbor. EAGLE RICHARD CARVER USED CAR AND TRUCK DIRECTORY Faml y THE BECHLEBS An open bouse was held durng the afternoon followed by a buffet supper n the evenng. Guests were from Greater Detrot Area, Dansvlle, Utca, Durand, Hanover, Moscow THIS WEEK ONLY Dscount Per Member In Your Famly On Ths Sharp 196 Ford Country I C n at M /t ^%m* --ft s^ull J Attu^k^.^ m-mr**^.. _-- s 1 I They are the parents of three sons, Walter of Pnckney, Ronald of Durand and Barry at home, also one daughter. Mrs. Lews 'Lnda) Crabtree of North Hollywood. Calf. T hey have one grandchld. t * * Brthday greetngs ths week to Nancy Waterbury on March 7 and to Barbara Baumgartner on March 8. Weddng congratulatons to Mr. and Mrs. Wllam Gray, Sr., on March 8. Cub Scout Pack 57 of Wnans Bake held ther annual Blue and gold banquet Feb. 2 at 1he Hamburg Fre Hall. Ths was the largest group for the annual affar wth 8 beng present. Gueats for the event were Mr. and MM. Don VanRaden (Don fa neghborhood Coramtssaner Mr. and Mr* Charles Baher Chuck gave a wonderful talk and demonstraton on skn dvng Gall Shrley, asssted Scout Master of Brghton Troop 53 and four Boy Scout* from Brghton and one from Hamburg. Wnans Lake s very proud or ther Cub Scouts, eleven of the sxteen boys receved awards. The awards were pre-. sented by Cubmaster Earl Murray. The hghlghts of the evenng was the graduaton of three Webelos nto Boy Scouts. Ths ceremony was put on by the Boy Scouts of Brghton Troop 53. Bruce E. Kubly, U.S.N. son of Mr. and Mrs. Adney E. Smth of Hamburg, s on leave after completng 9 months of Avaton Electroncs School n Memphs, Tenn. He has been assgned to the Heavy Attack Squadron, Naval Ar Base, Sanford, Florda. Bruce entered the Servce n Jsnuary, 1962 and s a graduate of Ann Arbor Hgh School. Before enlstng n the Navy he was employed at Buhr Machne Tool Co. n Ann Arbor. The Rev. and Mrs. Luther Krefal held open house at ther new home at 9854 Zurkey Drve on Sunday afternoon. Among the many guests were Pastors from Lutheran Churches n Ann Arbor. * * Lesle McAfee returned home from Northwood Insttuton on Frday. Lesle s between terms. On Saturday, Mrs, Ellen Mc- Afee and Lesle went to Detrot. Lesle spent the nght wth her college roommate, Mss Shela Brd n Bloomfeld Townshp and Ellen vsted her sster, the Phlp Hudson*. * * The Oftn Robnsons of Ruah Iske afe spendng a few months In Florda. * Mr. and Mrs. Danel Samuels (Judy Graves) returned from Florda last week. Mr. Samuels X> DAR.L!NG, THE. SEVEM OF HEARTS GOES UNDER- THE EIGHT Of CLU&S* -Legal Notces NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE Default havng been made n the con- Default havng been made n thedtons of a certan Mortgage made by condton* of a certan Mortgace mule GERALD M. KISSELL, a sngle,man to by ROBERT H. GISTAFSON. and NATIONAL HOMES ACCEPTANCE RLTH L. GUSTAFSON, hs wfe to CORPORATION, an Indana corporaton. I NATIONAL HOMES ACCEPTANCE dated the 1st day of May, and re- CORPORATION, an Indana Corporaton dated the 9th rtay nf August, needs for the County of Lvngston and ; corded n the offce of the Regster of I96, and recorded In the offce of the State of Mchgan, on the 1st day of May Regster of Deeds for thf County of Lvngston and State nl Mchgan, on the 3th day of August. L96. n L\hov.')78 of Mnrlgaffes. <>u pace L12, Lvngston County Rprords. u tlth mnrtgase was thereafte assgned to THE CHASE MANHATTAN BANK as TruKtee under agreement dated as of.tnnunry 1, 1351 wth Westlnghouse Electrc Corporaton for the beneft of.vestnghouse Penson Plan, on October 11, I96 and recorded on October 33, 196 h Lber m Page 56, Lvngston County Records, on whch Mnrtfjajjp thpre 1* clamed to be due at the ate of ths notce, for prncpal and Interest, the turn of Twelve thousand three hundred fftyeght and 4R/1 ($12,358.46) Dollars, and the further»um of Seventy-fve ($75.) Dollars, as Attorney's fee«, to whch amount wll be added at the tme of gale all taxes and Insurance that may hp pad by the sad Mortgagee between the date of ths notce and the tme of sad sale; and no prrccrdnue at. law havng been nsttuted to recover the debt now remanng secured by sad Mortgage, or any part thereof, whereby the power of sale contaned In.sad Mortgage has become operatve; Now Therefore, Notce Is Hereby Gven that by vrtue of the power of sate contaned n sad Mortgage and In pursuance of the statute In such case made and provded the sad mortgage wll be foreclosed by a gale of the premses theren descrbed or so much thereof a* may be necessary, at publc aucton, to the hghest bdder, at the wet front door of the Court Hous» n the Cty of Howell, and County of Lvngston, Mchgan, that beng the place for holdng the Crcut Court In and for sad County, on Wednesday, the 22nd day of May, at 1: o'clock Eastern Standard Tme In. the forenoon of sad day, and sad premses wll be sold to pay the amount so as aforesad then due on sad Mortgage together wth fve and one/ quarter per cent nterest, legal costs, Attorneys' fees and also any taxes and Insurance that sad Mortgagee does pay on or pror to the date of sad sale; whch sad premses are descrbed In sad Mortgage as follows, to-wt: Property stuated n the Townshp of Green Oak, Ltvngston County, Mchgan, descrbed as: Lot No. 153 of the Wllmor Subdvson No. 3, beng a part of the Northwest fractonal >4 Secton 5, Town 1 North. Range 6 East, as duly lad out, platted and recorded n Lber 9, Page 33 of Plats, Lvngston County Records. Dated: February 19, 1S69. THE CHASE MANHATTAN BANK. TRUSTEE Assgnee of Mortgagee Arthur s. Brown. Attorney for Assgnee of Mortgagee 3749 Penobscot Buldng Detrot 26, Mchgan WOodward May 15, 1963 ATTENTION WORKING GIRLS! OPEN EVENINGS THIS WEEK SPECIAL! Op«n 6 Days 9 To 9 F«r Appontment Phone AC UMITON BEAUTY SALON 128 W. NORTH ST. 1359, n Lber 359 of Mortgages, on pngo 132, Lvngston County Records;. whch mortgage was thereafter on August asrgned to THE MAN- I1ATTAN SAVINGS BANK. NEW YORK, j NKW YORK, whch sslgnment was reforded August 17, 1959 n Lber 363 of MorlKaces. Page 52, Lvngston County Records, on whch Mortgage there s-j clamed to bo dup at the date of ths notce, for prncpal and Interest, the sum of Eleven Thousand four hundred nnety and 82/1 <$\ 1,49,8*2) Dollars, and the further sum of Seventy-fve (J75.) Dollars, as Attorneys fees, to whch amount wll be added at the tme of sale all taxes and nsurance that may be pad by the sad Mortgagee between the date of ths notce and the tme of sad sale; and no proceedngs at law havng been Insttuted to recover the debt now remanng secured by sad Mortgage, or any part thereof, whereby the power of sale contaned n sad Mortgage has become operatve; Now Therefore. Notce Is Hereby Gven that by vrtue of the power of sale contaned n sad Mortgage and n pursuance of the tatute In such case made and provded, the sad Mortgage wll be foreclosed by a sale of the premses theren descrbed or so much thereof as may bo necessary, at publc aucton, to the hghest bdder, at the west front door of the Court House n the Cty of Howell. and County of Lvngston, Mchgan, that beng the place for holdng the Crcut Court In and for sad County, on Wednesday the 22nd day of May, 1963, at 1: o'clock Eastern Standard Tme n the forenoon of sad day. and sad premses wll be sold to pay the amount so as foresald then due on sad Mortgage together wth four and three/quarter per cent nterest legal costs, Attorneys 1 fees and also any taxes and nsurance that sad Mortgagee does pay on or pror to the date of sad sale: whch sad premses are descrbed In sad Mortgage as follows, to-wt: Property stuated In the Townshp of Green Oak, Lvngston County, Mchgan, descrbed as: Lot 117 Wllmor Subdvson No. 3, beng a part of the northwest \ of Secton 5, Town 1 North, Range 6 East, Green Oak Townshp, Lvng* ston County, Mchgan, accordng to the plat thereof as recorded In Lber 8 of Plats, Page 48, Lvngston County Records. Dated; February THE MANHATTAN SAVINGS BANK, Assgnee of Mortgagee Arthur E. Brown. Attorney for Assgnee of Mortgagee 1749 Penobscot Buldng Detrot 26^ Mlchgaa v WOodward May STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court for the County of Lvngston. In the Matter of the Estate of BLANCHE L. CONRAD, Deceased. At a sesson of sad Court held on February 27, Present, Honorable FRANCIS S. BARRON. Judge of Probate. Notce I* Hereby Gven. That all persons Interested In sad estate are drected to appear before sad Probate Court on March , at ten A.M, to show cause why a lcense should not be granted to Charles K. Van- Wnkle, Admnstrator of sad estate, to sell or mortgage the nterest of sad estate n certan real estate descrbed In hs petton, for the purpose of payng debts and expenses of admnstraton; It s Ordered. 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