Billie Weller Correspondent • ts our

Ymii' favorite guy ls our tavotlte tM, and we're going all out to ple~e hint • • h andlou selection Qf sure~success J!ifts at ptices to fit every budget! Come 1n nnd s~e t em a · · just what you want •.. Jllst whllt Dad's hoping for.

, , , \vith a terrific . you're sure to find

SWIM iRUNKS

CABANA SUITS $4.95 & $5=95

LEISURE PANTS Sport Denim or tinen

$2.98 & $3.98

T SHIRTS Dark Colors Rib Knit With Pocket

98c SPORT COATS Keep Dad on the Cool Side

s 19.95 to s22·so

DRESS STRAW HA TS $} .79 to $3.98

SUMMER HATS and CAPS

59c to $}·95

LEVIS • • • • •

I REGAL IT'll't'I I ILil

DRESS SHIRTS Van Heusen White

DRESS PANTS Cool Summer Fabrics

Large selection of$ 5 ,00 _ $1 ~ Colors & Fabrics

Dan River POPLIN JACKETS $3.98 White, Navy, Red

Tan and Yellow ---------------

ORLON SWEATERS V-Neck Style

$4.98 to $7.95

SPORT SOCKS 49c t<> 98c

WORK UNIFORMS Pants Shirts

BELTS' to

$3.49 $2.79 /

.SAMSONITE LUGGAGE STRETCH SOCKS

79c to '98c $17 .so to *25·oo Rockford WORK SOX

3lc or .33c pr.

PAJAMAS '-Cil'"pe or · $2.69 to $3.l8 1Btoadcloth ·

HM'DKERCHIEFS l5c·to 98c

T SHIRTS·& BRIEFS 89c each

SPORT SHIRTS

Dad always needs more Long or Short Sleeves

$} .98 to $3.95

Bermuda SHORTS $2;2 to

JEWELRY ~~itifu~TieRacks $1.00 to I

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Subscription Expires Above Date

92nd Year - No. 25

Notes and Anecdotes

Activities Calendar Bethany Shrine No 12, Char­

lotte, has canceUed the past officers meeting for June 25, Members please take notice.

The Gunnell Ladles Aid society will '.::Ileet with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ford on Wednesday, June 27.

120,000-Bu. Com Storage Going Up Here

Until further notice, all Eaton Rapids residents are urged to please observe the every-other-day sprinkling rule during the preS'ent heat wave. If your house number ends in an odd number, you are permitted to sprinkle your lawn on odd-numbered days. Those in even-num­bered houses may sprinkle on even·nmnbered days.

Teenage Dances Be Held H S. Gym

Hospital News

Literary . Club Closes Year

One trip to GAMBLES and you11 fall for our complete stock

of home appliances. It has always been our policy to bring you the best for les.s •. .and we've done just that with our

line of CORONADO APPLIANCES.

now do il yourself! clean your own

ru s only· · · rental cW&e

.,. · 00 per 24 hours! · Plus C'D•f of

llqulcl shampoo

AMAZING HEW RUG CLEANER CLEANS RUGS AND CARPETS SO FAST AND

40YearsAgo From the Journal of June 23,

1916.

a Year

SporlinK dog. Weigh;: 55 Jo 85 pormJ;, Height at ;houlder 22 to 26 inchc1. COllJ: Slick a11d velr•ety. Color ranges from sil11er-gra1 lo Jark gfay,

TWICHELL'S STORE of QUALITY and SERVICE Open Every Saturday Night Until 8:30

.P:illsbury Caramel C:ake Mix ______ 23c

Oreo or Swiss Creme Cookies __ - - - - 34c

Lipton Frostee Mix ____ . ______ 2 for 23c (Chocolate or Vanilla)

Seaside Butter Beans ______ 2 cans _ 29c ·

Stam Dog Food __________ 3 cans _ 25c;

Sunshine Kriapy Crackers. _____ lb. _ 25~

Dietetic Fruits & Vegetables Home Dreaaed Stewing or Fryer Chickens

Fresh Fruits - Vegetables - Meats ICE CREAM.

_ Big_.1b1't[lle of die Best Sellers

I T wouw· stand to reason that !11!\0!!lobileS' selling in the same league, ~o to speak,

would be pretty close in their engineering specifications. ;1

d Like in "torque multiplication" -the twisting force a tr;lnsmission delivers to the drive shaft. (The greater the torque multiplication, thi: greater tlie performance).

But wha"t do you llnd?

With new engineering and styling. advances fO' make it the best Buick yet, by far.

That new Dynaflow, for example, brings you the world's only switch-pitch performance in cars-plus a new part-throttle getaway response that's swifter, surer, and a gas-saver to boot.

The new VS engine is 322-cubic-inches big, and packed with the highest horsepowers, the high­est compressions in all Buick annals. There's a joyous new ride, too-a new steering magic-a new "sense of direction" in your every' handling manem;er.

Thing to do is come sea for yoursell. That way you.can also look at the prices that have helped move Buick to a new sales success-outselling all other cars.in America except two of the well­lmown smaller ones. Will you do that, this week?

*New Advanced Variable Pitcf1 Dyna/low is the only Dynaflow Buick huilfls today. lt is st_ancL:rd on Roadmcmer, Super and Centt1r11-011t1onal at modest extra cast on t1ie Special.

BIG WEEK'I

I "· "

!GA FANCY

Pitted Dates

16-oz. pkg.

IGA WHOLE, TASTY

Canned Chicken

3Yz-lb. can

IGA HOMOGENIZED

Peanut 21-oz.

Butter jar

IGA LIGHTER, FLUFFIER

Pancake 20-oz. Mix pkg.

IGA ALL-PURPOSE

Waxed 100 foot

Paper roll

DAWN QUALITY

Pap er 50~:ieet

Towels

HAWAIIAN PUNCH

46-oz. can

37c

' r.----IG-A --1 B ~1: p~n~ R

quartered

<i.,i·.,,____5_9_c _---I

AID'

37c

59c

25c

19c

pkg .

IGA TABLE RITE - 3-Legged FR" YER··_ s Or Double Breasted LB.

5c

CENTER CUT ROS EV ALE LARGE Grade No. 1

PORK CHOPS lb. 69c . BOLOGNA ¥2 lb. pkg. 25c

3-lh. can

COUNTRY STYLE IGA TABLE RITE

SPARE RIBS lb. 49c BACON I lb. pkg. 49c

FRESH SLICED ARMOUR STAR or SWIFT CANNED IGA Quality Small Whole

PORK LIVER lb. 19c HAM IO lb. avg. I~. 69c Irish Potatoes ..

''PURE MICHIGAN BEET SUGAR 5-Ib.Bag 49cWith$5.00Purchase

ICED TEA

NBC Sugared Marlene Margarine 2-lbs 47c Sunny Morn Coffee 1-lb. .. , 77c

DON UT IGA Pure Egg Noodles 12-oz, bag 25c IGA Evaporated Milk 4 tall cans 49c

COOKIES IGA Fancy Tuna Fish ca!"1, 3lc IGA Kaespread Cheese 2-Jb. loaf 69c 1-lb. bag IGA Luncheon Meat

49c 12-oz. can 37c IGA Orange Juice 46-oz. can 35c IGA Pork & Beans 2/No. 2% cans 37c

L-ETTUCE IGA C7 ICEBERG

Large size Crisp, Fresh each l9c Heads

Blended Mix B·OZ. box 59c

53c 29c

14-oz. pkg. 23c 3-Jb. box

8-oz. Ice. box jar

9-o:z. can

pt. jar

16-oz. Jar

IGA Slicing

TOMATOES 4-pack carton

Sunkist Valencia

ORANGES 5·1b. poly

!GA Giant Size Stalk

PASCAL CELERY Red Ripe

WATERMELONS

'.A&B Eaton Rapids

THS: T i=:2 S: ND TOOAY ISTO

ea.

35c

79c

19c

$1.2'

IGA FANCY IGA FANCY

Shredded Diced Coconut Carrots

8-oz. cello pkg, 2 No. 303 cans

29c 25c

ROYAL GUEST !GA QUALITY

Teo Sweet Bogs Poto toes

48 count 2 No. 2\/i cans

Ste 58c

IGA IGA TREAT ...

Salad Chili Hot Musto~d Beans

Ice Box Jar 16-oz. can

20c 29c

DOG HOUSE

.- Dog 'Food

3/1.6-oz. cans

No. 303 can

32c··

$.~ IGA TASTY

2 No. 303 cans

29c

Conned Spoghefl'i

2 No. 303 cans

25c

One trip to GAMBLES and you'll fall for our complete stock

of home appliances. It has always been our policy to bring

you the best for less . . .and we've done just that with our

line of CORONADO APPLIANCES.

onl' . realal charge $.,-· 00 per 24 hours!

· Plus cost of liquid shri~poo

40Yeara Ago From the Jowual of June 23,

19\6. Edna Earl, eight-year-old dau­

ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Earl lost her arm below the wrist when a team of horses hitched lo a mowirig machine on the. Hiram Disbrow farm started up and caused her to lose her balance and fall forward in front of the cut­ting bar.

P. \V. Taylor and family of East Hamlin ride in a new Metz auto.

William Owen of North Brick­yard is building a new barn on the old Bartlett farm.

Glen Holcomb returns this week from his school work in Ann Ar­bor.

The barn on W. J. Fowler's farm was struck by lightning Thursday night and burned down.

~ti Dogs ~- Life

WHEN DISTEMPER STRIKES by Dr. E. M. Gildow

DJrector1 Frlskles Re1e11rch Kennell

Of the many dlffieases which threaten dogs, dfstemper was the one most feared ,by pet owners until a few years ago. lnoculations and new d r u g s have lessened the danger of the

Dewey Marietta und wife, of Brookfield, spent Sunday at William Van Gunler's.

Mrs. Maurice Abbey1 recent bride1 was the honored guest at a miscenlaneous shower at the home of Mesdames W.E. and O.D. Brucey Wednesday afternoon. Light refreshments were serVed by the Misses Charlotte Dur.fee and Dorris Blodgett assisting Mrs. Bracey and her daughter.

· disease a great deal. However, lt still does attack, and it strlkes puppies more frequently·

The Plains Home Missionary i society will give a benefit enter- l tainment at the home of Mr. and I Mrs. G. H. Adams Friday evening. The price of the entertainment is ten cents and the proceeds will be used for the building of a new rfence at the Plains ce:netary.

The owners of huckleberry mar­shes in the district south · and southwest of this city report that there will be a heavy crop of that fruit this year.

Miss Mildre,d Bowers has ac­cepted a position as clerk in H. L. Boice1s store and takes the place of Mrs. Bedford Weatherington who has resigned and is moving to Detroit.

Next Wednesday evening, June 28, _the new First National bank building here will be opened to the public from 7:30 to 10 o'clock and..,the officers of the bank in ... vite all the people to visit the new home of the First National.

Clark Green1 wlt_o always has pretty good luck with everything he undertakes1 has had more than ordinarily good luck with his strawberries this season and is_ harv·esting a splendid crop of !Senator Dunlap beiries.

Ernest II~lbrook made a con-

than older dogs. •··- , The fir~t rule, if distemper is

suspected, Is. to place the ,dog~ in the care of a veterinarian· B.t once. In the early stages of

Dog of the Week: WEIMARAllER

Sporting Jog. Weight: 55 lo 85 pou11il1. Hei,ght at shrJulder 22 fo 26 inrhr;. Co<tt: Slid tt11d vcl1•rty. Color ra11ges from 1ilver·gn1J 10 dark glay, .

I

ing. 'Ilhe preliminary judging of the

Nationwide. Crochet contest will-be held at the Eaton county 4-H Fair, AuguSt 28 to September 1. The judges at the Fair will awaI"d blue ribbons to the best piece in each of · sixteen classifications and a

I T WOULD stand to reason that' automobileS' selling in the same league, so to speak,

would be pretty close in their engineering specifications. Like in "torque multiplication" -the twistµig force a transmission delivers to the drive shaft. (The greater the torque multiplication, the greater the performance). -

But wru;:t do you find?

TWICHELL'S STORE of QUALITY and SERVICE Open Every Saturday Night Until 8:30

Pillsbury Caramel C:ake Mix ______ 23c

Oreo or Swiss Creme Cookies ______ 34c ·

Lipton Frostee Mix ____ . ______ 2 for 23c (Cliocolate 0r Vanilla)

Seaside Butter Beans ______ 2 cans _ 29~

Stam Dog Food---------- 3 cans_ 25c.

Dietetic Fruita & Vegetables Home Dreaaed Stewfug or Fryer Chickens

Fresh Fruits - Vegetables - Meats· ·

~ FARM MADE

122 South Main St.

ICE CREAM. Nearly All Flavors and

Specialities

Pinta - ! Gallons Phene 3481

With new engineering arid styling. adv.iinces to' make it the heist Buick yet, by far.

That new DynaHow, for example, brings you the world's only switch-pitch perfonnance in cars-plus a new part-throttle getaway response that's swifter, surer, and a _gas-saver to boot.

The new VS engine is 322-cubic-inches big, and packed with the highest horsepowers, the high­est compressions in all Buick annals.

There's a joyous new ride, too-a new steeruig magic-a new "sense of direction" in your every' handling maneuver.

Thing to do is come see for yourseH. That way you.can also look at the prices that have helped move Buick to a new sales.success-outselling all other cars in America except two of the well­known smaller ones. Will you do that, this week?

BIG WEEK·I

j

IGA FANCY

Pitted Dates

16-oz. pkg.

3!-1-lb. can

IGA HOMOGENIZED

Peanut 21 .....

Buller jar

IGA UGHTER, FLUFFIER

Plinc~ke 20 ..... Mi1 · pkg.

IGA ALL-PURPOSE

Waxed 100 foot

Paper roll

DAWN QUALITY

Paper 50~~~1e•t

.Towels

HAWAIIAN PUNCH

46-oz. can

37c

37c

$} .39

59c

17c

25c

19c

.... r.------IGA _ ____, ~ BUTTER I 1-lb. prints i quartered

~ 59c

\:; ·~-./ ..... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~..! ,, KOOL AID

Assorted Flsvors

6,pkga.

IGA TABLE RITE - 3-1..egged Or Double Breasted FRYERS IB.

CENTER CUT ROSEVALELARGEGradeNo. l

PORK CHOPS lb. 69c BOLOGNA Y2 lb. pkg. 25c

COUNTRY STYLE IGA TABLE RITE

SPARE RIBS lb. 49c BACON 1 lb. pkg. 49c

3-lb. can·

83c

IGA Qu:ility Small Whole

FRESH SLICED AR¥0UR ST AR or SWIFT CANNED

HAM 10 lb. avg. lb. 69c PORK LIVER lb. 19c No. 303 can

"PUR.E MICHIGAN BEET SUGAR 5-lb.Bag 49cwith$5.00Purchase

NBC Sugared Marlene Margarine 2-lbs 47c Sunny Morn Coffee 1-lb. bag 77c IGA FANCY IGA FANCY ~~

DONUT IGA Pure Egg'Noodles 12-oz. bag 25c Shredded Diced IGA Evaporaied Milk· 4 tall cans 49c

COOKIES IGA Fancy Tuna Fish oan 3lc Coconut Carrots IGA Kaespread Cheese 1-lb. bag

2-lb. loaf 69c

49c IGA Luncheon Meat 12-oz.. can 37c

8·oz. cello pkg. 2 No. 303 cans

IGA Orange Juice 46-oz. can 35c 29c 25c IGA Pork & Beans 2/No. 2V:z cans 37c

IGA TASTY

2 No. 303 cans

29c

L-ETTUCE ROYAL GUEST IGA QUALITY

Teo Sweet Conned IGA C7 ICEBERG

Large size logs Poto toes Spoghetli

19c Crisp, Fresh each 1J8 count 2 No. 2 Vz cans 2 No. 303 cans

Heads Slc 58c 25c

ICED TEA Blended Mlx 8-oz. bcx

!GA Slicing 4-pack !GA !GA TREAT". 59c

53c 29c

TOMATOES Sunkist Valencia

carton

5-lb.

35c

79c Solod Chili Hot 14-oz. f:lkg. 23c

8-oz. Ice box Jar

9-oz. can

pt. jar

16-oz. Jar

35c 29c 37c 2lc 27c 23c

ORANGES poly

!GA Giant Size Stalk

PllSCAL CEJ.ERY Red Ripe

W llTERMEJ.ONS

'.A&B Eaton Rapids

THE Ii::.! EE: NJ::) TOc::>AY ISIO

Mustard Beons ea. 19c Ice Box Jar 16-oz. can

$} .29 20c 29c

............................................. Friay, Saturday, June 22, 23

Gigantic ~le Feature ! ! "Red Sundown" Shows al 7 :13 & 9 :50

"Bring Your Smile Along" ShlJws once only al 8 :30

MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2:30

· ·- RORY MARTHA DEAN

CALHOUN·HYER·JAGGER t!b A UNIVERSAUNTERNATIONAL PICTURE

-ALSO-

''Bring Your Smile Along

LANE

WITH

KE,EFE BRASS ELLE

' -PLUS-·

"Pickled Puss"

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' SUNDA'.Y SHOWS AT 3:00, 5:00, 7:00, 9:00

Florence Zeitz corresponcteril.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Firebaugh, of Eaton Rapids were Sunday visitors of their parents, Mr. aD,d ,Mrs. George Mock and family.

Mr and lVIrs. Roy Main of Hom­er visiter Mrs. Cora Colestock one day fast week.

Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Schuler of Jackson visited with George Schu_ ler and Harold Riker families Fri.: day -

Robert Towns \vas a Sunday guests of Martin Ball m Battle Creek.

Mrs. Be::i.trica Rulison uf Eaton Rlapids was a Sunday caller at the W1Ulam Zeitz home.

11r. and 1frs. W1lliam Russell and children were at Duck lake over the weekend.

. Mr. and Mrs. G~orge Mock and children Were in Charlotte Satur­day. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mock and son visited them Monday eve_ ning.

Mrs. Roy McHenry of Charlotte is visiting her \daughter, Mrs. Wendell Hathaway and family, _

Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Wilson are in the north on a fishing trip.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Riker and children spent the weekend at Harris~n.

Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Don Caldwell and children of Spring­port, were visitors of the George Mock family. In the everung Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heither and chil­dren of Sprmgport were callers.

.Mr. and Mrs. James Bristol and children ai:e living in Mrs. Myrtle Wilson's house. We welcome the family to our neighborhood.

Helen and Mildred Polehna went to Bottom lake, near Ann Arbor for a picnic dinner with :friends June 10.

Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Hathaway and children and Mrs. Roy Mc­Henry visited at Clair Hathaway's m Mason Sunday

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barden, of Eaton Rapids and Mr and Mrs. William Zeitz were in Jackson Monday,

How-a.rd Towns made a business trip to Charlotte Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Schuler of Jackson and Mr. and Mrs Ge<Jrge Schuler were in LanSing Monday at the funeral of their cousin, Dan­iel Grubb

Mrs. Meda Towns, U_rs. Dorothy Clarke, Mrs. Kathleen Charle!our and Mrs. Lenore Swan are dele~ gates of the Griffith WSCS attemf­ing the four day institute in Al­bion.

S. Aurelius N. Onondaga

' Mrs. B. Ii. Field CORREaPONDENT

~f~·~~:l~

~nWf i7'8C_·"~·"r,, ·' ,~·· 'Thwty-six. ~ ; .. De- 30n, Lesli& !.., 'O( , ed. a: Grey unday.. Do

to atltend fhe Boston-Detroii ball game at Briggs .,.stadium. Those. a"btending froni Onondaga were Ivan Dortader, Mi. and Mrs. Floyd L-yke and Billie Weller.

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Doyle and sons spent Sa.turday and Sunday

the Flie!-o/home. Parker Orr and at their trailer at Th,ornapple Mi:ss Martha Thayer were also lake and Sunday evening they guests. Ice cream and cake were were callers of :M'.r. and Mrs. served , ~ar'ki~:k;lover and family of

East Hamlin· Mrs. Ben Fries

CORRESPONDENT

Mr. and Mrs. Clarenc~ Mil­hourn have movl2'd to thell" ne"~' farm. Therr address is Charlotte, R.F.D. Tl;te neighborhood JS sorry to lose· theni.

Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Boll­man and dhildren moved into the Clarence Milbourn home. M:r. Bollman is the new phnrmncist at Heaton's Drug store.

Mrs. Alma Gilchrist is cari~g for Mr. and Mrs. Hakes' 'small child while the parents are on v.aCatlon.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Naylor and ,Keith were Sunday evening visi· tors at the new Clarence Mil­bourn home.

Father's Day, Mr. & Mrs. Frank Post entertained therr daughter and family from Albion. In the even­ing Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Post of Lansing VlSited them. On Mon­day they w~nt to Alb~on to baby­sit with therr grandchildren while the parents went to Indiana to a funeral.

The farmers are very busy cut· ting hay and cultivating com since the rain which came so nicely an~ was so muah needed.

Mrs. Beulah Foster o:f Eaton Rapids, Mrs. Lorena Stierley of Brickyard, Mrs. Mabel Hogle of Marshall and Mrs. Norn Fries were m Lapeer Sartw"day evening as representtatives of the Gr.and River Valley encarnrp~ent to con­fer the Golden Rule d.egree on cadidates there.

Onondaga Billie Weller CorrespGndent

Carole Bush was hostess to a merchandise party at her home on Monday a:flternoon. Mrs. Mary Marietta of Eaton Rapids was 1he demonstrator. Refreshmeruts were served by the hostess. ·

Tihe combmed groups af the Ladies Aid Society are sponsor­i..'1'g rummage sale and bake g'°ods sale at the Onondaga townhall on Saturday June 23 a.t 9:30 a.m.

Mr. and Mrs. Rink of Penn­sylvania were~ Monday evening VJ.Sitars of Mr. and Mrs. Harold .Barton and Grandma Moyer.

Robers Bush spent the week­end in Fort Wayne vis.liting hi~ wirfe, Ann and :Mr. and Mrs. Thomas AuSt.in.

The V.ra.oation school begins Monday, June Ui. There will be games ooll'tests and singing. Mrs. Ward l.,;ntz and Mrs. Dean Noble will be in oh:arge.

City Commllsion

25-27-C

Mrs. Jay Carr CORRESPONDENT

Mrs. L. B. Miller and Mrs. Max Norris and children of Eaton Rap­ids, Mrs. Jennie Gruesbeck, Mrs. Inpz Halifa:k, MrS. K.retta Osgood and children, Mrs. Bertha Carr anq Mrs. Elayne Lamphere and Debbie of Grand t..edge spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Lilah .Gould

West Aurelius Luella Klink

CORRESPONDENT Even the summer sun won't

Mrs. Bob Nickerson and family melt . butter kept in the great of SeUridge Air Force Base, spent sleeping, ~ar sand dune near the weekend with her parents, the Traverse City. Ice and snow can Wayne Jefferys. Mr. and Mrs. be found buried beneath its shift­Jef!ery, Mrs. Nickerson and Judy ing sands all year 'round,

... _ ............ 7.10.IS •1•.so 7.60-15 S21.61

a.oo..u $24.1 s

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$>5.45 $26.59 I 7.60-lS $4s.7s

$29.59 ! l.00-11 $53.35 $39.45

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$43.35 Lf.---Nn0N WlllTEW.WS - Pc IOfe•r plao i-..,. AD Ebe Mfecy .feahlra of nJioa """' p1 .. wh~ INoaiJ. "" ..... - 33· .90

0..11 $48.10 ~ ::::::, -As low as tJIO DOWll - $1:00 WEEKLY

McNamara Auto Sales lll5 N. Main Eaton Rapids

Flavor 1s Finest When

Grass 1s Greenest J.QNE - DAIRY MONTH -:- IS

COTI AGE CHEESE MONTH

V Al L E Y ·IL E ·A CREAMED - LARGE CURD

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Mr'. and Mrs. Bill Davidson and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Butler spent the weekend at the Butler cottage at DrtL-nmond island.

Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Bugsbee and family, of Leslie, helped Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Dodge celebrate ;their ninth anniversary at the Dodge home Sunday,

.Mr. and Mrs. Howard Horton of Battle Creek spent Sunday with their grandparents, Mr. and iMrs. Bob Ritchie.

The Rev. Lorenzo Todd left this week for Omaha, Neb., where he will attend the meeting of the General Council of Congragation· al Christian churches and minis·

Lee Clark was a guest of John Radcliff and family Sunday.

Mr. and Mr;:--J': Dean Winter and daughters spent the weekend at their cottage near Traverse City.

Members of the Senior Pilgri'"ll Fellow.shiJ! of the Congregational church enjoyed an hour's. swim· at Pleasant lake Sunday but were forced to. come back to Fellow­ship hall for their picnic when

Pvt. Dean Clarke has been spending a 10-day leave with his family from his Anny base at Aberdeen Proving Growids, Md. On Sunday, Mr. and Mis. L-au­rence Clarke and family and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Clarke took Pvt. Dean Clarke to Willow Run air­port where he boarded a. plane for Baltimore, Md.

Jim Hengstebeck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hengstebeck and Bill Connelly, son o! Mr. and Mrs. Nick Connelly, left Tuesday !or boot training at Great Lakes Naval Training Center. Both are 1956 graduates.

Mr. and Mrs. Arch Gibbs called on his two sisters near Charlotte Sunday.

Ronald 't.arklns acted as best man at the Lillian Harr - Walter Howe wedding on June S.

FELT BASE RUGS - 9 by 12 Only $4.95, cash and carry, at Porte!;' Furniture Co., Eaton Rap~ ids. '.I'FC

LIBBY'S NEW TEMPO GLASS­WARE - Sets in aqua and crys­tal, 6 oz. and 12oz. at $2.00 for a. The Gift Shop,. M-99. Phone 4-1331. Lo25-26C

Mrs. Earl Husted and ·family entertained Esther Husted at a birthday dinner Sunday, Out-of­town _guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Monroe :from Ithaca, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gibson from Kin-

i neyville and Mrs. Jean Johnson from Jackson. In all, there were 20 guests present.

Mrs. Margaret ~-ON'.anus spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. ! William Wiseman. I

-- I Mrs. Lula Thuma spent the

weekend with her son in Char-lotte. ·

Mr. and Mrs. Don Lease will e.rnve Sunday from Texes where he has been stationed with the Army. He leaves neiat: week for duty in Korea Mrs. Lease will remain with her paren.ts, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Alt.

Tuesday evening visitors of Mrs. Elva Bergstresser were her sons. and fanulies from Albion and Marshall

MR: and MRS. RICHARD BOWEN

Mr, and M:rs. Richard Bowen are honeymooning in Northern Michigan this week following thei.r evening weddntg last Sat,,w-­day in the First Baptist churcli of Charlotte.

The bride is the former Carolyn Pruden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. Pruden of Route 3, Char­lotte. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Claud Bowen of Route 4, Eaton Rapids.

(Photo by Ed Hengstebeck)

was in charge of the guest book and the'bride's aunt, Mrs. Orval Jones, served the guests. · Uipon returning from their wed­ding trip, the young couple will make their home at 420 Johnson street, Charlotte. The bride at­tended the Charlotte s<:hools and the groom Eaton Rapids. He is ~~~fu~ C~ the Clemens Con-

SUMME·R WHITE JEWELRY

LARGE SELECTION

NEW! Black & White "Pop-It" Beads ___ $1.00

Donna Williams, -new to Es­canaba Sunday to help in the office of Civil Defense there. Don­ri3- an Eart:on Rapids hu;fu school graduate of '55 has worlr:ed with the Lansing ofil'ice of Civil De­fense since shortly after gradua­tion. She will return from Es­canaba Friday.

Jay Speer of Detroit spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. John Wells.

Joyce Tyler, who recently com­ple'led her first year at OliVet college, will s_pend the Summer worUc..ing at the Congregational ohurch camp at South Haven.

Mary Jordan leaves Thursday for Kalamazoo Ior a one-day meeting of the Western Michigan chapter of Hospital A<:aunta:nrt.s.

Approxunately 150 relatives and friends witnessed the double rmg rites pel"formed by the Rev Oral Duck1worth at 7:30 o'clock as Miss Pruden was given in marri­age by her father.

The bnde chose a ballerma length gown of embroidered net over satin. Her fmgertip veil was held m place •by a crown beaded

Engagements Announced[

DOROiHY JOAN LEROY

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne LeRoy of ~ ,, rural Owosso anno1:1nce the en- . :;;

Paint by Number Sets --------------- $2.00 to $3.95

PLASTIC DINNERWARE

• Brookpark "Fantasy" ----------------- $17.95 18·pleee 1tarter aet

• Melmac "South Seas" ----------------- $31.95 55·plece aervlce for 8

• Melmac "Pink and Charcoal" ----------- $19.95 20·plece starter •et

WASTE BASKETS GREETING CARDS

Iced Tea

GLASSES

Large

Selection

SEBASTIAN CRAFTS

123 s. Main Phone 9731'

Mesdames Meda Townes, Mar­tha Betz, Dorothy Clark, Kath-

1 leen Charlefour and Lenore Swan, of fille Griffith WSCS are attending the Methodist WSCS rnstitute a.t Albion college this week Monday through Thursday.

SPECIAL ON PEONIES - $1.00 a dozen, cash and carry. At Brook­view Florist., 440 KJ.ng St. Flower­ing plants reduced to 25c a dozen.

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Grand River Valley encamp­ment No. 31, of Eaton Rapids and Olivet, conferred the Golden Riule degree on three candidates at Lapeer Saturday nighrt.

Pve. James R. McCormick, who has been S'tat1oned with the 3rd

Judy Moulton and Linda Spear I with pearls .and she cruTied.a bou­will leave Friday mornin for ques o£ red and white rosebuds. Louisiana to attend the taton The! bride's attendants were her cli.Iµc at .LJake Charles, travelling sister, Jackwyn Pruden, as maid with Mary Thurman, instructress I Of honor and her sister, Rox-anne, from Alma, and her mother. Up- as junior bridesmaid. The former an therr return they will go to wore a ballerina length rgown of .another baton clinic at Alma iblue rtaffeta. and net and carried for one week. They will be in Al- 'yellow carnations; the latter was ma for the Fourth of July parade gowned in pink - taffeta and and some of thelr students here carried pink carnations. will go to ~ra to. take parrt in Carlton Warner Jr., nephew of hhe pru.\'lde wiU1 them. the groom, acted as be.st man and

Clarence Battley iand family are vacationing with relatiyes here prior to moving to Detroit early in July. Battley has~ re­signed his position as. sales :repi"e­senta'tive for a drug firm and has been accepted for study at the Wayne un1vers1ty medical school startmg this Fall.

Gary Pruden, brother of the bride, was the groom's junior at­tendant. Ushers were Erwin .Jones, cousin of the bride, and Jerry West.

Armored Division at Ft. Knox, A "ch.am-reaction" series of Ky., left Tuesday for overseas real estate transactions ha::s taken duty. place here recently. Mr. and Mrs.

The wedding party greeted guest;; at a reception in the church parlors im'!llediately followin~ the ceremony where the traditional five-tiered wedding cake, sur­mounted by a miruature bride and groom, was: cut .by the bride's grandmother, Sharon MoDaniels

Carl Comps purc:h.ased the Frank in North Platte, Neb., they awoke

gagement of their daughter, I ...! ~.;~ Dorothy Joan, to Lorrance G. . · ' , .. ' )' ,:, ~'~ Sumerix, son of Mr. and Mrs. Above is one of 50 models of Permabllt Home. now a~·, Homer Sumerix of 220 State Stop in fur complete details of these splendidly built h~, street. · lh ' ed d I f 'this ' · '' Bththb'd d 1 Weareau oriz eaersor area :,,,.~ are

0senio~ ~~ ec!~traf0~hjg~~ George Femburg - Contractor , 1 ; " 1,~ college, She is affiliated with Alpha ~": , "~:. Sigma Alpha sorority and ~· with REAL EST A TE FOR SALE· ~'\';_;; Tau Alpha Upsilon fraternity. An ', , · .t August wedding is planned. · ,..,

SHARON BROWNELL

Mr . .and M'rs. Alex Young of 401 State street announce the engage­

WELDING SHOP - Well equipped, doing good bualneu. 5-r_oo"'°'2•·'. bedroom hout1e, oil heat. Shop, Equipment and homo prlc1d at$!~/

i'' . -·-ment of their daughter, Sharon INCOME PROPERTY- 4-room apartment and bath Brownell, to .. Budd D. W~an, bath down, screened ln porch. OH fired furnace. PRICE $10,500. son of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Ander- • son 201 N. River street.

Both Miss Brownell and Mr. Woodman are graduates of Eaton Rapids high school. No date has been set for the wedding.

Open House to Honor Serviceman

-·- ' ' 2·BEDROOM MODERN HOME - new 3·plece bath, modern kltChen,,, gas heat, new roof, east aide location. PRICE $6,200. ' -·-,.. , .. ,'· MODERN 3-BEDROOM HOME - located on 2 nice lot&, living roo~~' dining room, kitchen, bath, utility room, ba1ement, oll heat; g~~~·­New Improved roof and· New aiding. PRICE $9,500. ,}'

I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson arc Disbrow house and 10 acres of to find the flood water cover1ng the proud grandparents of a new land on Water street. Mr. and lthe floor of their motel. They A/3c Ray Hertzfeld Jr. will be grandson born to Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Gerald !Gillett bought the -arrived home Tuesday ~orning honored Sunday at an open house V. J. Wiloon of Battle Creek at Comps' hQ!ne on East street and, .accompanied by Mrs. Burgess' sis- at the home of his parents, 4332 Sparrow hospital m Lansing on m turn, sold their home on East 'ter, Miss Harlene Heller, who Plains road, from two to five

-·-GOOD BUILDING LOTS - From $640 to $800 eacn

child. rent the property to Eugene Ver- months. Ray returned recently from duty I June 18. He is their 28th, grand- street to Lyle Williams, who will will visit here for about t'W'O o'clock.

rette, the new high school shop - with the Air Force at San Antonio, Mrs. Hattie Johnson will enter- mstrudtor, and family who will Charles Schad, son of Mr. and Texas, where he had been stationed ;=========::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~~~:!:in::t~h:e:!P~i~o:ne::er::c:l~ub~=f~o=r=a~ll 'move here in August. The Comps Mrs. Tony Schad, leaves Thurs- since March 27. Tuesday he will

..and Gilletts pl:an to move about day for Ft. Brag!J. N. C. for Stun- leave for Westover Air'-i'.Prce Base,, July 1. .mer cadet trn.in1ng. He will re- Mass. He will be accamifunied by

McCurley Real Estate.

THE EATON RAPIDS· JOURNAL

Is now read PY more than 2,075 families, sworn circulation, 1n the city and surrounding area includ-ing Springport, Onondaga, Charlotte,

Aurelius, Dimondale, Mason, Leslie,

Lansing and Jackson

THE EATON RA·PIDS, JOURNAL ,I

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Is not a throw- away People buy it because they like

I · to read it!

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turn in early August his wife, Wanda Hawkins Hertz~ Mr. and Mrs. Ra~ph Garnant M GJ.ad s d Plait feld.

ihave returned from a 10-day va- Do :..rs: ys now an Friends are invited tQ attend eation at their cotta~e at 1ndian 1 dwdmgJwere9mTharried in Angakola, and renew acquaintance and bid Lake' Man

"'""ique, .M:ich. ?vlr. andlj~"~·~·~o~n~u~n~e~~-~~e~y~ar~e~:n~~1n~g~~~~~~iEi~~~~~~~~iEiiEiiEi~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~5¥~~ Mrs. Haro1d:Reese and son Steven their home on Grove street. him farewell. spent three days with them.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Burgess nnd family encountered the floods I in Nebria.ska on· theu- return trip , from Oakland, Calif., over the I ipast weekend. Spendmg the night $50 FREE

We have car~ully grouped with lhis suite:

• 2 Step Tables

e 2 Lamps

e I Cocktail Table

e 1 Ocassional- Chair

- All included with this suite. It's

your chance to completely furnish

your jiving room - NOW!

Open from 9 a.m. to 5 :30 p.m. Fridays from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

IN TABLES, LAMPS & CHAIR

WITHOUT ADDITIONAL CHARGE

SPECIAL SALE On

HOOVER CLEANERS

$47·50 on Model 42

INCLUDES-

• 5 Cleaning Tools

•Hose e Full Year Guarantee

ONLY

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lawrence are moving to their new home re­cently purchased near Onondaga.

Listen for wedding bells soon. Mr. and Mrs. James Smith and

family were Monday 'callers at the Jim Swan home.

Marvin Heisler is spending a few days with his grandparents, the Vern Swans.

Mr. and :Mrs. Harry Thuma spent Fathers Day with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kelly. Larry Kelly ciame home with the":n for a few d~)".

Dale Lake spent the weekend in the North fishing. '

T.T. Williams and Mrs. Allie Davis and the Lyle Williams family had dinner Sund8y with Mr. and Mrs. Laban Williams

Mrs. Albert Kemper CORRESPONDENT

NEW MOVES ~O FIGHT t_l<e proposed legalization of ch~1ty bingo have been made by the iMichigan Council of Churches. A statewide organization ''Mich~gan Citizens Opposed to Legalized Gambling'' with a goal of $40,000 has been organized to oppos.e; the issue should initiatory petit~on& • to legalize charity bingo be file& Mr. and :Mrs. Arthur Kemper 'by the July 6 deadline. were s.urprised Sunday. by a visit

Dr. John E. Marvin, editor of from their daughter and grand­the Michigan Christian Advocate. ~n. Mrs. Merlyn Wilbur and states that the proposed amend- Dick, of Bellevue. ment exposes .the state to the Week end callers at the Albert same danger that evisted. when .Ke-:nper's were~· and Mrs. Fred a similar bingo amendment was Stahl and boys, Mr. and Mrs. voted down in 1954. Arther Kemper and Mary Eber­

8 kfield roo . Mrs. Clare Swan CORRESPONDENT

Miss Donna Williams :9ew to F.scanaba Sunday evenll}g . t_o work there a~ the office of C1vi­·llan Defense for the week.

Mr. and· Mrs. Cecil. Sw9.f1 and 1the Jim Swans were in Flint for the -funeral of MrS. Lloyd S~­"~ert..a sister Qf Mrs. Swan. Btµ'ial '1ri tc.Ose Hill cemetery at Eaton Rapids. Lloyd Stenger spent rthe weekend with the Swans as well as the Cliff Bienz family of Lan-sing. · ,

Mr. and Mrs. Vern Swan ac­.companied by the Clare Swans and Carl Heislers, of Duck J.ake, went to Schule'rs in Marshall for dinner in honor of Fatihers Day and Audrey Swan's birthday.

harl. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kunkel

called on Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Kunkel Sunday afternoon.

Charles Clausius of Toledo call­ed on his f-01ks, Mr. and Mrs. John Devenney, Friday.

Hank Tarcells has been quite ill thiS past week. . ·

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Mr. an'd Mrs. Austin Todd callN ed on Mrs. Sadie Post Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenn~th Post called there Sunday ev;erung. .

Mr. 'and Mrs. Tom McClUl·e e~­tertained their children and iam1-lie"- for Fathers. Day dinner. Mrs. Lester McClure was also home for the day.

Mrs. Marion Ramsey had SaN turday dinner with Mrs.• Clare 5~-ana Mrs. Willari;l Baker and son had· dinner SundaY with Mrs. Grace Baker and sons.

Mn arid Mrs. Ray Nevins, who

BOARD OF EDU CA TIO!i MINUTES

A regular meeting of the Board of Education was. held at the Eat­on Rapids High School,· Mond.8.y, June 11, 1956 at 7:30 P.M. The meeting was called to order by T. H. Lyon. President. The follow­ing members ·were present: T; H. Lyon W. ~y Sprague, Dr. J, R. Max~y, Clifford S. Rowe, Effie Fuller ind M. J. Beiser. Also p_resent: M( .. Larsen, Mr. James Smith and Moms Hodges.

Bills totalling $8,382.12 tar the month were read and approved for pay:nent. ,

The 'l'Teasurer's report shows a cash balanee o,n hand of this dale of $152,643.56. " The minutes of the May meet­ing were read and approved.

Mi-. Hod1feS discussed the needs of the new shop as to equiPment, etc. Representatives of machine manufacturers discussed the fea­tures of their various shop machines .

The results of the school board election shows a total vote cast of 318. Roy Sprague re<::eived 239; Theodore Lyon 209; JW:lph Natusch 130. ' ,

Spiague moved that m order to graduate from high school each student must have attended for at least four years. Supported by Rowe Carried. ,

Maiey moved the basket ball basket in front of the s_tage in the gym be .replaced by a swing­ing unit. Supparted .by Sprague. Carded.

Rowe moved the school :fur­r1;ish transportation for the sum-

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Sport Shirts And Slacks

__ The featureil of fine laik/riitiduid ·to the comfort and wear you'll get ·from '1!111 llOJorful SLACKS,. SPORT SIDRTS and S-T-1,l-E-T-C'H SOCKS; .-

SHIRTS ___________ - _ - -- - from $2.95

SLACKS-----------~---- from $4.95 BERMUDA SHORTS __ - ~ - from $3.95 . . SOX-~ ______ _: __________ 75cto$1.50

COMPLETE ASSORTM;ENTS READY FOR YOUR SELECTION

Alt's Men's Wear

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New• from the Clubs -East Hamlin 4-H Club

WOODS BROTHERS

Concrete Gravel·-" -WaahedSand Black Dirt - Moving

Phone 4-4501

DOlE PINEAPPlE SAlE

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Chunks, Crushed Tidbits

Doi.

2 46-oz S ""'1s 9c

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2 No.2 55 • cans C

2 ~~~; 59c

J)romedan'

ANGE.LfOOD

cftl.\<:.E ?Al1C.

pkg· S2c

The "foaming action" Cleanser AJAX _ - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ reg. can

Assorted Everbest PICKLES __________ ~ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ jar __ _

Assorted Everbest

JELLIES--------------------------------Small Whole POTATOES

Corn Muffin JIFFY MIX

Hunts TOMATO SAUCE

Krog:r Shell MACARONI

Avondale KIDNEY BEANS

Clover Valley

, PORK & BEANS

Avondale Pinto or Great Northern

303 can

pkg.

can

pkg.

303 can

16-oz. can

DRY BEANS------------------------- 303 can .Chun King BEAN SPROUTS

See on TV

AMos•n• ANDy

£very Wednead /J, rn. over Way 9:ao

TV, Channel ooo. Rapids. ,B, Grand

Kroger-Cut Tenderay

Swiss I

can

Kroger-Cut Tenderay Country Maid· CUBE STEAK ------- lb. -- 89c SLICED BACON ----- lb. __ 89c

Premium Sklnie• SWIFT FRANKS ----- lb. __ 49c

lb.

All Purpose

SWIFT'S

swIFT'NlNG

3-lb. can

Iceberg 1 I LETTUCE ----------- lrg •. head __ 23c

Select HothoUIU!

TOMATOES ---------------lb. __ 49c

Callf. Pascal CELERY ------------ lrg. stalk __ 35c

We really hit the jackpot· on club news and ideas this week. I'd Uke to thank the reporters for such a flne job this time. Ideas of what your clubs are doing can be very helpful to clubs that are just getting started. It was nice to see news and ideas instead of a secretary's report. News and ideas will continue to go to the papers but minutes of meetings will be flled with our secretarys' reports. I hope these ideas passed on will be put to good use by the other clubs in the county.

Kingsland Mrs. Clyte Winslow

CORRESPONDENT

Mr. and l\.irs. Kelley of Fowler­ville visited their daughter, Mrs, Dale Winslow, Sunday.

Mrs. Hazel Bellows is ill at this V.Titing.

Mrs. Clyte Winslow and the Rocky Canedy family had dinner at the Vern Canedy home in I Eaton Rapids Sunday.

Harry Bellows and family are visiting in Indiana.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Winsluw, their mother and grandsons spent I a few days at theiJ: cabin at K P l.a.ke. ·

Mrs. Ed Halifax of DeWitt vi­sited at A. Bellow's a fe-.v days.

The Russell Winslows and the

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4-H Camp -Reservations are being sent in

for the Annual 4-H camp, July 15-21-we'd like to remind all the 4-H members to get their reser- , vatians in right away as it is "1st come-1st served". We always have to turn down about 30 mem­bers every year. Also, only, 4-H "members who have completed one or more projects will be eligible tor camp this year.

Oui- 4-H counselors this year are: Phyllis V<S.nVleck, Diane Maurer, Carol Clarke,. and Judy Rhodes. Morris Marsh, Keith Bay­ha Smith and Jim Wheeler.

Camp cooks are MrS. Oryal Krebs and: Mrs. Leonard J'ohh­son. Bob Pruden will be our camp director this year.

p , FOR YOUR

iliiht now 18 tlie time to start enjoying all the fun and prestige al Ol~mobile oll'Derehip!

illiiht now is_ the time to COlllllWlCI a 230-h.p. t Rocket -Engine.

Right now is the time to 'discoTer Oldamobile'a steady, stable ride.

Anil that'• only th• bored b"lfnnlngl There's ~·w Ietaway Hydra-Matic Drive• with its smooth,· wing• ing action! There's hlg-car room and atyting loaderalilp;

Right n,;;,,,yiiU am iilaksfh:e.~IO an Olihmooile "88'' for swprisingly liule more than 50me models ;,. the "low-; price" jielJ. Wliat'a more, your ii\yestment holds when you go over to Olde! And your present car now com; manila a lilgli price, too •.

Come lnl You'1! like what you seem and Yoii'li°liko our courteous, friendly way ii£ doiug busine .. !

1140 l.p. artl $50 li.·ft, .t ,.,._In s.- H cM Nl11t17°El,Al ,.,.,.., ~-~~Elf1i1•1f'onal• ........ .u ........

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NICHOLAS ELECTRiC -Electrical Wiring and Repair­Appllances, Stoves, Fixtures Re­paired. Emergency repairs. Rhone

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For Sale - Main St., Eaton Rapids. lttc

_ --- Inter.ior-Exterfor Painting. Phone DRY CLEANERS Radio, Television, Radi0-Phono­

graph Sales & Service . ' FOR CHRISCRAFT Boat Kits and 531Q-Eaton Rapids. A. Dillingham 133 N. Main Phone 4-12131 21 s. Main

.Mercury Outboard Motots, See 36tfe Schwied's Garage, Phone 7711.

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0 i--G-U-NN--'S_W .... O·d·D"'C·R-.-.,.,..,' --

w. • Eaton • E~ton Rapids Local .t1..1.' .a. M lch. Artlflclal Brl!ll!ldera Asan. Aild

• 1 VENETIAN BLIND15 made to Holstein, Guernsey, Jersey Angus · order. Wood, steel or Aluntlnum Milking Shorthorn, Red Poll se: BlJiILDING SERVICE slats. Ask lor estimates. M'aupl.n anan. I·Eerefdrd- available nfter Cabi11etQ, sash, dOQrs, a;ener.al r.e.­Retall Balea. 239 H;all street Ea- Aug. 1 For in.formation call Wm. modeling, linoleum and tile lan'l. ton Rapidi. i Uc Mitchell, Eaton Rapids, 3220. Ser- Counter tops installed

R.M.KULL Bottled Gas

Sales & Service Skelg;ui '

Eeterson Hdwe. 131 S. Main St. Phone 3191 or 4-4871· •

vice Phone 477~. Phone 4-6941 730 M lchlgan St.

TARPAULINS - Ready-made in %:=======::::::~ H. E. STAHL & SON many aizea or made to measure HOUSEHOLDER HEATING HEATING CONTRA~RS any size. MiJupln Retail Sales; Claude Fillingham 239 Hall St., Its.ton Rapids. l ttc INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR

PAINTING VJTA-GRO LIQUID FERTiLJ- Workmanship Guaranteed ZER - a!S-0 ANHYDROUS AM-

INSTALLAT.ION - REPAIR CLEANING

2.!..h!'· SPrvice Free Estimates Phone 4·2501 MONIA, an 82% Agricultural Ni- 63~::~:e~~~1 ~46 18t.

trogen. Both sold and applied by 11-------------Luman Zilnmerman. Phone' 4- j ~::::~::::::::::::=:======! 2334, Eaton Rapids. lltfc KENNETH D. POWERS

lnaurence Agency SOFT WATER

THE CULLIGAN WAY Phone 4-5181

Coal,_ Oil or Gas Furnaces Inst•llation, Repair, Oleanlng"'"

Phone Charlotte 12156-J2 Collect

ED CORDS Well Drllllnlil Contractor

3" to 12" WeDs "We Specialize in Satisfied

Customers"

Call 4-3941

WILLIAMS DAffiY

RALPH. L. HIGDON

BUILDING CONTRACTOR

Hom~~~tt!lgeS, Gar~

Eaton R< pld11 PhOne 4-3481

Jl 'RRY NISSE INTERIOR & EX'llERIOR

PAINTING

BRUSH OR SPRAY Phone 6277 Eaton Rapid•

BOB1S ELECTRIC Resldentlal - Light Commercial New Dwelling• Wired, Old Dwell-

lnljls modernized, rewired. FELT ,BASE RUGS - 9 by. 12 Repreeentlng •'The Travelera" Only, $4.95, cash and carry, at lnaurance Companie•. Auto, Gen­Porter Furniture.Co.,_Eaton Rap- eral C••ualty, Fire, Hospital, Life, ids. ,,,.- ~ TFC Bonda, Peraonel Aooldent.

or Mason OR-7-2311

313 Dexter Road Phone 6331 200!'1 Hall St. Phone 4-1961 Phone 4-5661

PLACE YOUR HOME or FARM with HS for Usting. Hernlna:er DAVE CADGER

24-25p Real Estate; m PLUMBING and HEATING

4% FARM LOANS LAND BANK LOANS tor FARM· ERS in INGHAM and EATON

COUNTIES National Farm Loan Au"n,

Call Anytime

Phone 4-2895 1277 Canal Rd.

Legal Notice 415 South Cochran ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Chlirlotte, Michigan Sale ot Mortgage of Real Estate

_BABY CHICKS - Phone 188fi STATE OF MICHIGAN POULTRY. SUpJllll~--: Remed.Jes. Albert C. Mohr, Sec'y - Tre•a. I The Prhbate Comt for the "'Ch.icksfromRatPayThelrWay." 50U:c Count'y of Eaton

U. S. >A:p_proved - Pullorum Clean. -============~ At a session of said Court, held Pt'lone'!li'81 Gultlver'a H1tchery i' at the Probate Office in the City

ltto R. G. Heminger of Charlotte m said County on Completo Insurance Service the 2B day of May A. D. 1956,

FRESH EGGS ANS POULTRY, dressed and live. Custom poultry tiTessing, Willow Brook Farms Phone 4-1055. James Gruber & Sans 9tfc

Help Wanted CAN YOU USE EXTRA MONEY1 Help meet those month­ly payments on your home, car, TV, or other Dbligations. Make $35 to $50 a week in s~re tune supplying cunsun1e.rs. UL EutUn Rapids with Rawleigh Products. Start inunediately. Write Raw­leigh's, Dejlt."MCF-662-312, Free· port, Ill.

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Wind, Ftre, Automobile, Plate Present: Honorable Ion C. Ivic-Glass; also Lile Insurance and Laughlin, Judge of Probate.

Surety Bonds In the Matter of the Estate of 219 South Mnin ZELLA YOUNG

Phone 44831 8tfc Mentally Incompetent Ellen Bellows havmg filed

Michael Montie in said oourt her petition, praying for license to sell the interest of said es.tale in certain real estate therein described.

INSURANCE IT IS ORDERED Thal the 25th. 12 S M . day of June A. D. 195(1, at ten

1 • aln Phone 7461 o'clock in the forenoon at said Probate Office, be and is hereby

-:===========~!appointed for hearing said peti­~ I lion, and that all persons interes­

Rubber Stamps Made' fo order -

St.mp Pads, lnka and Marking Devlcea

HOLMES STAMP SERVICE 204 E. South St. Phone 46151

ted in said estate appear before said Court; -at said time and ,place to show cause why a license to se.11 the interest of said estate in said real estate should not be J

granted;

ELECTRIC SERYIC~ House Wiring-Power Wiring

Batlafac:tlon Guaranteed WILUAM FOUNTMN

MASON Phone OR 7-1144

printed and circulated .fu. said County.

Ion C. McLaughlin Judge of Probate

A true copy: Editk Dickinson Register of Probate 23-25C

Glassner Rest Home Wesley Phillips has taken sev­

eral trips out to his home and he and Newton Coons took dinner with his niegh'bors, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mellon last Thursday. His visitors this past week were the Carl 'Phillips and daughter, the Vincent Boodys, Paula Clegg, Dale Phillips of Glenn lake, Mrs. Pearl Clegg, Mrs. Edith Baro of Waterloo, Ind., Mrs. Abbie"'La¥n­bert, the Cliffor.d LeRoys, Robert Packards, Howard Rouses: and daughters, the Alvah Holmeg,:G H. Grindlings, J.E. Phillips, the Ron::ild Phillips of Clark lake, Emma Skutt, the Dave Kleiners of Okemos and Alice Cresslor.

Charles Sei.11.:el of Willi::irriston .,

SEE FOR YOURSELF - A van Representatives average $!t00 per hour. One opening in Eaton Rap­ids. Write Avon Manager, 601 N. Walnut St.1 Lansing1 or call IV-2-6893 for personal interview.

Wayne Holmea

It Is Further Ordered, That pub­lic notice thereof be given by pub­lication of a oopy of this order for [ ~i'!l:'l!"fl!'1~'i!i'4'!!if"J!

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Mi1cellaneou1 SPECIAL - Regular $28.30 Ball­erina dishes, 45 piece set for $14.95. THE' GIFT SHOP, M-99. Phone 4-1031. 25·26C

~'ELT BASE RUGS 9 by 12. Only $4.95, cash and carry, at Pocter Furniture Co., Eaton Rap­ids. Li-4.0tfc

FLOWERS for all occasions. Brookview Florist Bonded mem~ ber F. T. D. 440 King St. Phone 4-5771 5tfc

HUDSON E DEMING, Re­publican Candidate for Prosecut.. ing Attorne:(f says, 'The safety of the State is me highest law''.

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.TUST IN TIME for the hot weather - Matching Li:bby glass­es. Juice, water and iced tea from $1.30 to $2.00 per do2en at The Gift Shop, M-99. Phone 4-1331.

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Wanted WANTED - Old electric ra20rs Your old razor is worth $7 .50 to­ward any new electric shaver at Shimmin Drugs. We give Top Value stamps. 6 tfc

WANTED • IRONINGS - to do in my home. Shirts a specialty. Phone 4-3481, Mrs. Ralph Higdon.

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W :AN,['ED Responsible party to take over low monthly payments on spinet piano. Can be seen in

Legal Notice to said day of hearing, in the Ea- -=.=:...:::c.:::;:...;~~=~~;::.. ton Rapids Journal a newspaper

ORDER FOR PU9LICATIO.N FINAL ADMINISTRATION

ACCOUNT Call. Heminger's for the

Best • m Town Buys Also Farm and Business Properties

''Exchanges A Swcialty"

120 ACRES - Southwest of Eaton RapJds, good land and buildings, nearly all work land, will sell or trade for business.

visited Ws brother, William, Tu.;: J.ay afternoon. Also visitin~ were his niece and husband of Wllliam­ston, his daughter, Mrs. Thel:na Barnes and grandso,n Jimmy, Marion Ramsey, the J. E. Htmters and the Leo Lingos of Owosso.

Ed.ifh Fuller was pleased to have son and wile, Mr. and Mrs. !Mahlon Stewart of Sault Ste. Marie, visit her this week. Others calling were Jessie Felton, A vis Gunnell. Mabel Smith, Mrs. PallI Shmdy and Frank Towers.

Albert Stanford was back to visit at the home this week. Everyone enjoyed seeing him. \Mrs. George Hixson, with whom he is making his home, visited too.

Mr. and iMrs. Charles Aibfalter were in to visit with Frank Rich­mond and Glenn Rearick o! Leslie to see his :no th er:

Mrs. Millie Greene and the Ho­mer TOJ>liffs were Fred Gale's visitors.

Fred Snuley spent a couple of days with Marion Culbert. The Fred Wrights of Lansing visited .on Sa::turday ~

Martha Collins' visitors were Bertha Bullen, Bernetta, Mrs. Ro-1bert D1:1vlson and Anne Allan.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Laverty call­ed ,on their mother Lottie Wed­nesday Wld Sunday.

Roberta Mitchell and IBerdean Shufelt -were contributors to the home this week.

Fr1day, the third grade class from the Method1st-Congregation­al Bible school v1sited and pre­se.nte<I' each patient and nurse \\rlt1i a bookmark made dW'ing the school hour, · Ella Brmmstool is the new member on the staff.

Mrs. Sally McGal'y, nurse at the ho:ne, became a grandma for the fourth time this. past week. Her daughter, Mrs. Joan Rogers has a baby boy, David Patrick'. Mrs. McGary aiso attended the graduation of her son Mitchell frC?m Fen is lDshtute• Monday. Mitchell received his BS. degree.

Fred Gale will ccleb1'18.te his 98th birthday \Vednesday at the home. He has been a patient here for three years We wI.Sh him a wonderful dny

Lila Glassner spent Tuesday and Wednesday on vacat10n at Petoskey and was in Mason Mon­day.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Artz took dinner with her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Walker of Ma­son, Sunday. -----Canfield District

Mrs. Fraak Ford CORRESPONDENT

Mr. and Mrs. Lavon Desgrange and· family spent Father's Day .at Lake Odessa VISlhng Mr . .and Mrs. Wesley Desgrange. Mrs. Desgrange recently returned hom~ froi;i t~e Hastings hospital and 1S qmte unproved in health.

Vonda Jean Desgrange is spending the week with her

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Wando, tlle magician, performl!I a ne'W' l~vitatloDI sport 1edan. EllmhialloD. ,of tlil' 'center~·~~'.\'. . J~ twist by floating his pretty auiat&D.t, Arlene (which are found In ot)lerrsedan aodeb) permit•·,... .: Skanes, through the pillarless Chevrolet Bel Air a !tat;'t1ing illusion of dda k1iuL ' '' . · ~,. _ 1· .;,

' ~· ' -:~)f{·:,J : grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wes- He partici~tes by· signing aD. you liaVe __ arly quea;tio' a ley Desgrange. agreement with the Eaton County the Soil Bank pro ·

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mar- A$!icultural Conservation and :the A!gricultural Sta illiatl quardt of Holt visited Mr. and Stabilization committee in which Conservation office (Pho Mrs.. Russell Smith Friday even- ~~ified fields. are designated as Charlotte. ' ing. The Leo Dawleys of Eaton Acreage Reserve" or "Conser­Rapids were supper guests there vation Reserve". Friday. A farmer may participate in the

The Gunnell Ladies Aid will Acreage Reserve program fer meet with Mr. and Mrs. Frank wheat by having underplanted Ford on Wednesday, June 27. the wheat allotment. In this case,

Mrs. Barbara Ter.williger and the farnier must certify that he son Tommy returned home sun- Wlderplanted .. due ta adyerse day from their stay in Gaylord. weather cond1t1ons. By having .a

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Higlemire 1

1956 wheat acreage less than his and son Kenneth spent Sunday in wheat f!llotment as a result of Gaylord. They went via Ovid destruch?n by natural .ca~es or nnd took Mrs. Evelyn, mother by P!owi.ng or oth~l'WlSe . m~r­of Mrs. Adrian LaMoine, with porat.1ng into thi;: soil, or clipprng, them. She will care for her new mowmg, or cuttm~ ~for.e Julyl, grandchild, born to Mr. and Mrs. 1956 an acreage w1thm hfa wheat LaMoine of Gaylord allotment,

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Clapper For having undevplanted wheat, spent Father's Day in Copemish the payment will be $4.00 per visiting the farmer's father who acre. is B7 years of age. On the way For natural destruction or far home, near Ionia, a car I"a':'lUTled disposing of croP. b_y plowing etc. mto them from the rear mjuring the payment will be the rate pe; Mrs. C!apper'~ right shoulder and bushel (60% of the county Joan dama~mg theU" car. X-rays taken rate) tunes the appraised yield at Ionia revea~ed no. fractures but for the field or times normal yield the shoulder is bruised and very for the :farm, whichever is le~. uncomforbable In no event will the payment be

Del~a Jean Freeman h~ been less than $6.0(} per acre. suffering from an attack of strep Roughly, this is the Wheat throat which has caused a delay Acreage Reserve program. Par­m her entrance to comptometry tic1pation rn the program will school. · not effect future allulrnents in

Soil Bank Set For Eaton Cotintj.•

E~tC?n county farmers may now participate in the w1dely publi­cized Soil Bank program accord­ing to Bill Krmball, Eaton county assistant agricultural agent.

Representatives of Eaton County agrkultural Stabilization and Conservation committee, Soil Cdnservation servJ.ce and Coo­perative Extension service travel­ed to Kalamazoo on Friday, June 15 where they obtained parti­culars for setting up the county program.

Wbaf is the' Soil Bank Program? The Soil .Bank Act was passed

on May 29, 1956 as the basis for this program i'or the reduction of surplus production. It has two maw parts: Acreage Reserve wll:ich, broadly, is the part of th~ So1l Bank Act that pertains to reduction of acreages in allotment crops. This ipart of the program is set up completely for full opera­tion immediately, and Conserva­tion Reserve, the part of the Soil Bank program for putting 1and into soil conserving crops for a period of hme-not complete· ly set up at the present time .

Any farmer may participate who complies with the wheat acreage allotment and the corn base acreage (for corn th1s is the 1951-2-3 average for the farm or 17.8% more than the 1956 corn allobnent) which has been es­tablished for each farm. Excep­tion-a farmer may have up to 15 acres o:f wheat1 even though his wheat all-0tment is less and still be eligible for the corn acreage reser:ve progriarn,

'any way. Arrangements must be completed with the County ASC office by July 1st for participa­tion in the program,

A similar program is prepared for corn. Details on the corn pro~ gram will appear next week. If

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For Rent APAl\'l'MENT FOR RENT Over Hocott1s Bakery. Unfurn­ished or par'tly furnished. 3 bed­rooms. 25-26C

224 ACRES - West ot Eaton Rap. ids, just o.f! M-50. 3 Houses, mod­ern except for furnaces. Loafing , ~arn, bay barn, milk housei milk­mg parlor, corn and tool house, mostly Miami land in high state of

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