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Dispatch./blame 71 THE EINCKNTT DISPATCH Wednesday, September 28, 1955

MICHIGAN MIRROR «*J^u»uuirtu nuffcS; SCHOOL NEWS I

Politician* are swappi** *©"P Stockbridge win1 have dialpoxes as they get rea/'y for the vice October 1.1956 campaign* Stephen Hadiey of Ui.a^i.la ia

Eepublicans are going after tV.e n\ w ilh gangreen is St. Joe hospit

PINCKNEY TIES SAND LAKE !The Pinckney Pirates opened the

home aease* Friday night by tieing 'the Sand Lake Wildcat* 12 to 12

Pinckney scored the second period |on a 25 yard pa»g from Higgs to !

br. Aiuerl Scn^iU, Pastorj Ma^ses 8:0U and 10:00 a.

devotions, JY iny evening

Coiifes~:ono,labor vote and Democrats p o~pcr- ul> A m , Aroor.©us with a full aiate of incumbents Dexter's new/irc hall will be ie Henry. Dick Kennedy went .in .to Nu\taa DtvoUon> ami .Sauiniay tronin office are going after the farm l c a i e < i U t c & ' 7 ; 3 0 m T h e r e kick the extra point but did not get: 7:3U to 9:00 p. tn. au.i Sunday bevote.

.___,., . Chtuirman Feikens#nys his party will show the work-ing man he has benc-fitUd un erunder the Republicans by increas-ed (workmen's iand iiaf&mploymen| anniversary

benefits.Democrat Chairman Stabler *ays

the Republicans are driving thei farmers off the farms by not giv-ing them the 100 percent "

_.. ... _ .will be a program aua cider and , a ****** •» t h / Pf« w a a . ^douglmut* will be served. I o r J q ^ r t t ^ S a a d L*k* t l e d

the fore the &:Qu Mas?

M. and Mrs. Feri Ernst of D--x-50tn weddingter celebrated theis

SundaDexter postmas-

attend the national postmas-convention at Galveston,

as last week .

on a 30 yard pass to Flynn. Tneytook the lead in the 4th when Flynn

Ufturcbran 61 yards for a touchdown. Theto run the extra point failed. With2

farm

ii*v. bzraa. S. Supt.

minutes to go Pinckney worked Muuui* Wo. aliijway to the Sand Lake 10- Here j$ui:uay Sc-b ;i

they drew a penalty On the nexf Yjuxitf Peoples Meetingrlay Mike Heath went 15 yard- Cottage Fellowship Service

Bob Long, former Dexter high I for a touchdown. They failed to run

ChurchPort orWaller l£acb

10;0u11:007;30

price price parities they promised * leh school star is playing football! the extra point. With many regularsand corporations are buying up o n Western State College team, j injured Pinckney had to use a nsw

• T ' 1 » ! linep. Don Packer was only used-toHamburg! P"at« Friday night tfoey meet Mike

Wednesday

farm lands as business enterprises Kalamazoo.and as yet neither of the parties Clifford VanHorn ofknow who their candidate will be has been, appointed to the newnext year. Most people think that-county hospital board.Gov. Williams will try for a 5th , Brighton was all het up over theterm if he does not get a place on Hatswell fund last week but ftel-the national ticket. iug is subsiding.The family burned

Reepublicans are wary of the out and were left destitute.A sumspecial session as they think it is of money was raised and $3000a trap the governor set for them w a s contributed from the Commu-They .say whatever they do they n j t y Yund This caused the troublewdll be eritiiaed. j as some contended it was a gift

Democrats sought to tie their a n d o t h e r s a loan.Now the Hatswell$200 a month pay increase to their ; f a m i l y h a s agreeed t 0 p a y {t back$4000 minimum wage bill at us a n d a l J .g w e l l

Rev.

O'Malley and .Dexter there to de-fend their League *O .Lakes -titlePinckneyWylieCampbellImusDyer

. 8 : 0 0

ChurchWinger, Faster

9:30 a. m.10:45 a. m.

for teachers but their state cent-tral committee killed the plan. The !legislature snowed under the$5,000 minimum wage bill at itslast session. i

Gregory hasViet

offor 3

hospital, London,Briggs of

operates the disal engine which

SimonsonHenryBurnsHuhmanStone

Heath

L.E.L. T.L.G.

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Sand LakeP.Heiss

£. Hei&sDiddinga

Corgett ]•CooperSpeeese

ZanKBraf ord

FlynnAins worth

HelmsKen-

M&ning WorshipT|IUT5. night prajer meeting

at the church a*

tJementary School , CURKi^, O)AIM£N1' First Gradt.

Connie Schmidt brought a spid-rlut our science table and TimniySprout a grasshopper. He namedit George Gocbel. He visited fii>aunt in Ypsilanti Sunday.

iiuniue Uun.-> brother Lad a birth-auy Sunday.

Joe ISiiigei-'s brothers got locked jin the trunk ol the car. Joe heuid I ,heard them cr> in* and released ' '** .!nmati?r. 1S J t r e 8 s d a a d W l t h t h«them. I s m a l I e r Po!l<-"<-- force here they pic-

Aroused by reports and press article.s that the economy minJedlegislature may move the i-'ova

Lansing to the Tdnear Howell Howell

an.i organizations have ur-organized tu fi^ht it. Thjj fact thatLansing- wants to get ria ol' it be-cause ol the numerous escapes of

. choir practice 7:30 p. ni.

FOOTBALL SCORES

'M: \

M-36 Weci letween Main and"Unadiila StreeU

, Pastor0:45 a. m.

10:50 A.M.7:00 p. m.3:00 p. m.8:00 p. m.4:00 p. m.7:30 p. m.

"Rev. K«ithSchoolWorship

Youth GroupBJvening Service

is. Praytr«,i. C'»oir Pruciice Wed.J$r P-oir Practice

Fifth GradePat Hutslar gave aMRS. ALBERT BENHAM ! pulls the gravel cars at the Amen ,

Mrs. Albert Benham, 67,, died at< can Aggregate, was- bad y bun,« , J ^ » ' ^Claricston 81 ,Mellus hospital Brighton, FA lay. last week when the «n*ae t*ped £ » ^She ww Emily Schmidt, daugh.er over , A n n A r b o r Kalamazoo 7;1 T h e M c P h e r s ™ ^of Christian and Regina Schmidt and While hauling fill dirt from the , ^ ^ S e x t Q n Y i l a a t i 0 ! B r o o k ,was born in Dixbon- August 7,1888. Diamond Dot ranch to the n-w ! ] y n 34> G r a s s ^ ^ 1 2 B 6 K ^ ' tho flag. Thanks.

very nicea demonstration of oxygen and its

:e.ank gave us a

Anna Gydt-'s brother had a birthnay Saturday.

Brian Wai ion is back in school.He saw some ducks on the lake.

Candy Plummer has 5 puppies,Willie Meyers has a puppy nam-

ed Tippy.Jimmy Baughn saw a doe deer

with 2 fawns. . t . r a l i n ( r

Nancy Waring is back in school, handleWe have started a unit on spid-

ers and a movie on ths 3 Bears.Second Grade

When Linda Wylie and her folkscame home they found a polkv

in the house.Carol Menke brought flowers to

school.Jennie Devine has a baby sifter

bora last Tuesday.Jeff Hcndee was in Cold water oil

Sunday at his aunts.

lure inmates running all aroundthe bounty committing depreda-tions if the move is made. Anotheri.nouj) in tue leKislaiure would

:rn the Howeil institution ijato aaental hospital. . All this «igiution is caused by the fact thatne Unwell institution and otaer

Tii hospitals in state ara not op-to capacity. Howeil can

;32U patients but now hasilly 2S0. A year ago there wereJ'J. At the Hovv«ll meeting it was(ninteii out that organized effort.opped the location of a state> ison in the county. This is more

ir less conjecture. It was rumoredell men were trying to sell

the state a tract of land in Genoafor a stale prison. However no op-

wcie ever taken ou the landi.itnpy \v&a ever appropriated

tor ouch a prison. Petitions wereouch a prison. Petitions wereChristine Clark went to the foot ! circiilalcJ against locating a pris

ball game Friday. son iu the county and presented toDennis Parker brought a iro^r to } the legislaUie.A similar petition to

school and Alan Bur*? som« plants, iret the Chilson prison camp removThird Grade

Ronnie Corway's dad went toKalkaska last week.

Sarah McMacken visited

fiom the county after an inmateescaped and committed a numberof depredations failed. •

heraunt Germaine Sunday.

Joan Kichman's mothernew washing machine.

has

calendar charts with the rtory of, Cheryl Schmidt visited her grandparents where her dad is traininghis hunting dogs.She married Albert B*nham Oct.; Howell Bapt.st church a purse co.u L o t h „ D e w k t g B a t h „ Ga in fc8 ' We are vvntmK numbers from 1 - ™ ><'^ " "j-

10. 1931 at Birmingham, Alabama.r^ing $600 was found. I5_ W e b b e r v i l l f t 8 . F o w l e r v l l l e 6, to 100 to »P«"-ns « * « « • „ „ , „ , „„ I ; , . a d? s %yAnn10, 1931 at Birmingham, Alabama,

where they lived 15 years. She waaj g $600 was found.

FivV^from this county15, Webbervill^ 6; Fowlerville C,

received Williamston 0; Dundee 14, Salinea member of ttte MftthoJist church. Masters Degrees from the Univer-' i 3 ; Leslie 6, Densville

Besides her^Ftisb'and she leaves 4, atty-trf--Michigan this month. Theybrothers Fred, Detroit, Herman and a r e R a y M o r i a r i t y a n d M a A n j l

d h f A - ^ M H a r .

24, Flint Dye 6; Mason0;20,

Lindon!<-

spellingThis Is Our Life is the subject

wrote to help Mrs. Milter get nequainted with us. We are working

vi Kited

A Georgia grandmother, 70 yearsold won the jackpot in the $64,000Question Quiz last week.Her take*as $:!2,00U. The question wasw hat 7 biff league ball playersmade over .'5000 hits during: theircareers.She was told that Ty Cobbwas one. and then she went ahead

Rock 20, University 0; Lansing St.Gottlieb of Dixboro and John of Ann- Campbell ofArbor. nett Howell Clarence Schutz and' Mary's 30, St. Thomas 6.The funeral was at the KeehH Fun-1 V e r n a Va{ley> B r i f f h& r t #

bridge 0; Lincoln 7, Chelsea 0;Flat h*T? on. multiplication and have hadarihinetic tests. We welcome Sharon

eral Home Brighton Monday, Rev,McLucas officiating. Burial in Fairview Cemetery .

/ ' The M. E. Darvows and GeorgeThompsons of Pinckney attendedthe funeral.

RUMMMAGE & BAKE SALE' St. Mary's will sponsor a Rumm-age and Bake Sale on Friday andSaturday, September 30 and Octo-ber 1 in former Erma Lewis homeon Main Street.

A Howellbicycles

carry lights.

ordinance requiresat night to

OCTOBER JURY LITTThe October term of court starts

I October 10. For years Livingston e r

Bullock to our 5th grade, RonniSinger and Ronnie Haines painted d o L D u v l ( 1 S h i r t ' y

boxes for our insect collection. Wehave started charts for our Mich.

unit We thank Mrs. Kellcnber.trfor the World News Chart and

the BillIJradys at Ann Arbor.

Cheryl Darrow won a liiblc at . , ,, . .. „.L. i i i \» IT ir i. i- an<i named (..up Anson Honus WaaSunday school. Nancy Ho]lister has "moved back to Pinckney- JudySchroeder's motherOhio and brought a

is back fromcharm brac-

who had themumps is back in school.

The (justafsons called on JimmyCantrell Sun. Larymother had a birthday Saturday.

uner, Tris Speaker. Eddie CollinsLarry Lnjoie.Paul Waner.AU thesehave been inactive for years.CapAnson retired 50 years ago andthe others at least 25. It seems toii3 the quiz p r o g r a m s are a form

. ^ '"•'"•' of gambl ing a l though the one quizedfloes not put up a n y t h i n g bu t

The Chelsea schoel will allow no , ' . ' " " c " t p * L t i r m " h T i V " ^ ^ " c o n c r a t u l a t e her on a new pr-ind- A n n M i i l i e Young has moved into .. au a o e p t e m o e r t e r m but i t has ^on^idvuidve n t i on a m w j , rann ^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ B a r b a r a L u d w g u ' ) ' o f " i " " " 1 ques t ions leading- tooff for small game hunting b e e n changed to October, There daughter. Mrs. Miller goes to night

went to Canada Sunday ami saw a

or his time. There is usally a buildup of minor (juestions leadingthe jackpot question and failure

soapbox derbyJan.es Pine has the mrasels.

SCHOOL BOARD MEETINGThis meeting was called to dis-

cuss bids received of purchase of anew schoo] bus.

Five bids were received. Theboard decided on a 48 passengerFord V8 bus, favoring an 8 over a6 d'ue to availability of same.

Mr. Reader was appointed tocheck further in the exact descrip-tion of items included in the bidsfor direct comparson and to place,order according to finding.

Thc school board signed severalcontracts with teachers who had»ot yet received same.

HARVEST SUPPERFried Chicken, Family Style at

West Marion Church on Wednes-day, October 5.Free will offering.Serving starts at 6 p. m.

LIBRARY NEWSNew books are Act of God

Kennedy and Phantom DeerLippincott.

byby-

serving in Korea with the First U. Morgan and Robert Dickison; rapeS. Marines.

OCTOER JURY LIST

Kirk..Handy VTreva Risdonjlren* Tesh. ^~Hartland-Herbert Lyong, Mavy

but will allow 5 days for deer a r e 9 c r i m i n a l > 1 6 j u r y c a s e s > 2 5 g c h o o l M o n d a y n i f f h t i n Ypsilantihunting providing the pupil's par- nOn-jury cases, 11 chancery and 24ent makes the application in per- divorce Sixth ciraaeson. The criminal cases are driving a W e P^t out our first copy of The1 Francis Reason visited her cousin

Pvt. Gilbert Shugg, son of Mr.and car away unlawfully Alex Wilson Little Town hiK Games Fn^ay n-grt at Mesick. Mary Wylie visited herMrs. E. G. Shugg of Hush Lake is and Morvin Lowman .appeal, Lilly a n d m a d f c * U - ^ ! C 0"S i n ^ ' " ^ S a t u r ( 1*y > S««<«y , pan

Mrs. Heaton's room visited us to . Lddie Fisher joined the CubOscar Stapleman; disorderly Alex see our Columbus Day Program. ; Scouts. Mrs. White is leader. Ray i the toll road. They are" asking whyWilson; Inde^cy/ ^ i Bowhall;fn Rachel Nash,Bobbie Heck,Euward i Bullock visited his grandmather in | Ziegler should use all of the hifh-deoent ' liberties^Marshall Campbell G u v > P a u l Burg,Leonard Simonson, Ypsilanti and went fishing at the ^ way money to build a road parell-

; Jury cases-Attachment, , iRakpiV J o h n Chamberlain, E Jward Riggs, Ford dam.Hambug-Clr.rwice Pwdham, Fred , G r e e n y g H o c k e t t M o t Q r S a l e s . t r e s Terry Rowell, Demse Mowers To n

pass on case:Forest Dedun vs Lea- Read> Dennis Singer and l>unny | ^L> h a v e started a unit on insects state especially the proposed roadHertz Station vs Emmett Hinchey will represent our room in ! and havo jars for killing them and to Mackinac. The fill road can be

Charles Bevard vs H nry t h e new elementary school orches-- \ nets for catching them. We are ; built in IW months.It will take Ziej?Hadley, Freda Bailey vs James t r a

Fourth Grade

answer- any of them loses you ahyou havp already won.

The state press is beginning toState Highway Commissioner

•gli'r for stubborn opposition to

ing the toll road when roads areneeded worse in other parts of the

Goetz.Twp.-Mary Peterflon,Howell

GeraldineIosco-Heman Rife, Theron

iphsOceola-Vada Major.

Stone, Raymond Lagley vs Koith P a u l BurK brought 5• Miller, Tessie Teamon vs Marjorie 6 c n o ° l -

making collection for our exhibit.plants to ' ^ e a r e Earning to place them on

I a streching board. Each will make

• • •

Putnam -Lenore Wagner, Myrtle j I g n a c e G o e t z > R u g h

Ward; assumpsit-Com. Credit vs Kathy Reason and Micky Rit er * chart about one. .We thank Mrs.Walter Gevera, Swedish Gage vsJoe Kujawa, Howeli Co-ops V3

er 5 years Io buid his. Anyway we

Smith.Unadilla - Pauline Cole, Burr

Jackson.Brighton Twp. - Lillian Parnell,

Mae Understock.Cohoctah-Rufcy

Wolfe.

vs Walter Suter.Farm Bureau Mut.vs Nancy Hodges, City of Detroitvs Robert Nixon, Com. Credit vg

birtrdays the some day.Kindergarten

Dennis Booth has a new calfhis farm

Lindy Slones neighbor has 2 pon

do not believe there is any great op-position to the roads except froaZiegler and people whose land i»

Downing for sending us a crayon ' crossed. So far the latter have loatbatik of a Tiger Swallowtail Butt- I all court suits started by them.erfly showing the 4 stages of i's : - —life.In arithemtic were are reviewing Farmer have raised

ies Mike and Babe.'She rides one of addition and the carrying of tens,.' <;™P« th*' year but it apparently.nooew INlXOn, «J0m. credit Vs JCB W l f t e U»Q «»ue. one rwcg wic u- —— -"- " ". " . ( ] o e s n o t m p a n onvfVi-o. o a „-:-««

Divorce cases are Tylor vS Cath them. Larry Klein ha, a calico cat. >« g*»Br.phjr. the hem..phen>. and ' - ' « " " ^ ? ^ r " S S;na U;»J^ Mo^. ... r»_- »._i.-.. Rnnnip M«kin vUit*A friends in T.^ tl;c 7 continents . ' L' . w ldU\ LDe l w t M ^ *«<"erine Higdon.Mary vs ' Don Fishes | R o n n i e Makin visited friends in Laa

Lloyd, George | D a v id v s Audrey Mowers, Laura s in^- C a r i C n r t < s brother, Bobby,Sunday and liruce

his

Olie- • • vs Gordon Bachman, Eleanor vg had a birthday bunday and liruceConway;-Clna Love,Gay Johnson J o h n whitehead. Mary vs Eugene Gyde was 5 years old Saturday.Tom

income reduced while wages.manufactured articles continue

Deerfield-ClaudeEhreenberg.

Sharp. Louise j C r a r l i c k > E a r l ; g M a r y P l .a tt>Atmvs John Gregor, Lucy va Donald |

caught a big fish. Susan Biu-Linda Whitley and Deanna

Genoa-Vern Walker, Joe McGuire Crist Donald vs Shirley Smyth, '• Haines sing in the choir . Ricky Kim DuBois; Sec Carol Froehlich;preen Oak-Mat Weruel^C'hfford i M a r y v s L e o n a r d K r o c z a k J a m e s ; Burg has 2 frogs. Chuck Porter's Trea^., Karn Downing.Alison. i va TiPttv St.. rhnrlca PnlnU v« brother cut hia arm. One of John Fourth and Fiftnvs Bfttty St. Charles, Ralph

Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Haines cn-tained at a turkey _ din

~tne~~CIauae Sopers,WhitClyde Sopers Detroit; Carl Sopersand Carl Skomans, Ann Arbor DonPattons. Howell; Dougla.«_jmd JoeFlanmera and Ora HaTnes^and wifeof Pinckney.

No Hunting and No. Trespassingtijrns for sale at Dispatch Office.

H. C. Vedder a&d Lonnie VnSlambrook and wives spent the weekend at northern Michigan and calledon formers cousin, Lou Vedder the«td ball player atf Beulah.

Rollison.

The Leo Bettys family of Wal l - ; a l l Sheldon, Lucille vs Willie Brew Zezulka was shopping in Detroited Lake akd 7Bob Carr and Miss . e^ A u d r e y v g D o ^ d Alman, June ' last week. Judy Hull's dog stays inJjjyce Opendahl of Grand Rapids. v s A l r e d S t u i c k | Edward vs Virgin in the road. She is trying to teach Blades expects to have _a__bi ycl.ej4.

Margaret Harter, Velna vg Marsh Narrows raccoons got away. Linda Richarc McCarty's cousin brokeoil Qtoi^nr. T ,«.iii« «c tx7iii;« n-«^, ' 7.f7.u)]ea wna aVinnni"nCT in nPtrnit his arm and d:d not find it out un-

Our class officers are as follows: ! ls

Ruth Minock; Vice P.es., , e d t o i r i a k e Political ca.pitol of thisand charge that it is because theRepublicans cut price supports toSO percent. The law they passed.provides for slashing price sups-port still lowerreducing acoragecrops of cotton__t_qb_2Cc_oJ

week afterwards, Richardnext year andfor the basic

Mrs. Blanch Naylor of Eaton Rap-ids Sunday.

Arbaugh Schaub and wife ofIthaca called n the* the Albert Diftkels Sunday

planting some shade trees. Duwayne on a bottle and had 27 stitches takD i h t M t t o brother had

K1WAN1S NOTES; 20 Kiwanians attended the dinner; at Cassidy Lake last night Then

Alllen Dinkel and Audrey Klikot' was a program and they were taken

Baxter has 2 goats, Vhe salamanderEmily Milelr brought us died.

CORNER STONE LAYING

Dwight Mattesons brother hada birthday Sunday:

A number from our room are go-ing to play in the band. 2 boys in

were in Lansing Monday.

ER TONE LAYINGc o r n e r s t o n e o f t h e n e w H o w | our room showed us a picture they

f l kon a tour of the buildings including ; e l B a p t i s t church was laid Sunday had drawn after looking at ants

Mrs. Clara Kenneedy and child- ', the new modern regulation size gym. I w i t h a pp r o p r i a t e ceremonies Spc-ik | »n d grasshoppers. We have inter-r e n o f D e t r o i t ^ W i l b u r Eisele; The trip to Plymouth next Tuesday | e r s w e r e D r ."<> ^ e of Fowlerville called on | is cancelled and the meeting is at o f t h e d i o C e s e

TayloWcretnry

The acquittal of the 2 • rt»n ina negn the

Mrs. Emma Vollmer Sunday.Mrs. Arthur Pardon *of Rush

ation at St. Joe hospital, Ann Ar-

gation flourishes ]So the acquittalof a negro who it wag charged triedto date a white woman was only in21M with the states policy.

In 1918 7 elk were released atPigeon River. The herd now num-bers 600 and has spread out to Al-pena and Hubbard Lake .

tho C. W. Hookers of Ann ArborcaUed p.t the J. H. Hooker home.

THF KINCVS PThe King's Daughters meet in

Thursday. Oct. 6 at 2 p. m. with Mrs.Thomas Bonner.

L & F. DRIVE INM_36 AT HAMBURG

Ran burgers Hot DORS Steaks and

Satdwiehe* Soup, Chili

Mattwtfi. Sodan Snnaaes

CLOSED ON MONDAY^

esting items on our bulletin board.Last week we made cards and

the Cong'l. church .here. .Howard ( m e m b e r of the Baptist "convntion/, *ang Happy Birthday for JamasRead and Kenneth Klein will have j r h e church will cost $200,000 and Kubat and Roy Carpenter.a fine program. | w i n s t e n H o n t h e gi tG o f thp o l d _ -

MOVED HIS OFFICE_ _ Attorney Charles B. Gates man

wiM seat 300 and have Sunday h a B moved bin office over .the Mc-school rooms, a ofUce, study and a Pher«on Bank.HoweJl where he will

share offices with Municipal Judge

will stand on the site of the old.church b'.n'U in 1873. and i< colonialStyle of block with brick facing, it

choir room.mmmmmmmmmmmmm^, I Francis E. Barron. Gatesman was L

BLOOD BANK AT HO WELL j candidate for . prcwerntor in .1954The Blood Bank will It? at tho. i. will run again in 1956.

Armory Oct. 6 from 12 to 6p. m. Anyone wishing to donate

i cail Pinckney tip 8 3131 -27 fire& burned

week.99 acres last

j _ _ _ q _ , p « a - -ruTfs~'an3~corn. Wheat has alreadybeen cut to the minimum and w*-llnot be reduced next year. All thiswill ?avp the nation millions to.price ^auj^xJftts and should makeraw material and food cheaper butit will put an awful dent in thefarmers income and may throwthe western farming states in theDemocrat column next year as Itdid back in 1948 when prices lfc<?

into a tail spin.

PINCKNEY MAM LEAGUEW

1. Dinkel's Plumbing 112. Barnes Hotel 113. Read's Lumber ...... 11

4. Larry's Marathon jSknrice .85. Plainfield Farm Bureau . . 7R. Van's Motor Sales . .*.. . . 6

Velvet Eez . . . . . . . 5K. I. O. O. F. No. 40 40. Detroit Die Set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 910. Gregoiy Tavern . . . . « * , . . . 8 1011. Price's Mobile flerrfe* . . . 1 1112 Lavey4! Hardwwt

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PINCKNBY DISPATCH Wednesday, September 28, 1966

FORA

THE BBTTER WAYTo Fina»c« a New Autemob I U

THE BANK WAY -Buying a car with a loan from tbiaback gives you these clear-cut advantages. )1. Lower dealer price because we ad-!vance all cash above down payment.X. Lower interest rate than you mightotherwise pay.8. Spaced_oul repayments for yourconvenience.Finance your car the better waywith a cash l«aa here.

Charles Teeple and CharlesCamptcll are drawn on jury.

A large clock was installed iathe Glazier tower at Chelsea lastweek.v

Jeff Parker is now janitor ofthe school, opera house and Meth-dist church.

Joie Harris is attending the Normal at Ypsila"ti.

Sydney Sprout has 34 music pupils at Stockbridge.

HOW ELLTHEATRE

HOWELL, MICHIGAN

Wednesday. Thursday Sept. 28, 29Micky Spillane's

"KISS ME DEADLY"wits ' —

Ralph Meeker and Glwia Leachmaia ?° m * n g :5?n f S i n b a d«Angels, The Americano

LEE THEATREWHITMORE LAKE

Tue., Wed., Thur, Sept. 27-28-19•THE SEVEN LITTLE FOYiw

in TechnicolorMusical Comedy with

Bob Hope and Millk Vitals\ and Angel* Clark

Showg 7:15 and 9:00Wer's No

.First Nanouai Bank NOTES 25 YEARS AG1Fedatal

oi tcderail UcMire Cm*parattm *&& federal Deposit I n v

HOME LOAN PLAN?If you're looking for sensible home-financing — for• well-advised plan that as eas> to-live-with — be sureand check with our home loan advisers. Our mort-gage financing gives you payments to fir your in-come. Equal monthly renc-iiL? payments includeprincipal and interest and m?) include ta.*es andinsurance, too. Our plan leads 10 frcc-and clearownership.

AD cwpo&iie op to $10,000 msweu D> our me'mbertiiip in eke federal

Deposit kisuranc* Corp-jrattor •*

THE McPHERSON SiATE BANKOver £ighty-Niae Years of Sale

Ail Deposits lasored Op to flOJXM)

V *UM>

. it to« Maiux oi uu»£ala M. Potter, Mentally incompe-tent, | j

AC a oeasiuu oi swuuiSepieuiber 7, 1855.

UCAU WJI

Liinxnx it.oi Probaee.

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TAXESPINCKNEY VI11AGE TAXES ARE NOW DUEAND PAYABLE AT MY HOME

SATURDAYS AND MONDAYSUNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

HELEN REYNOLDS, Villlage Treasurer545 East Putnam St. P. 0 Box 203, Pinckney

tu uelwic

Given, Taat tillaxe

y± i'l'O-Court on October 4,1955,at 10:00

ashould not be graiueu 10

Guardian of said est i t iu i 01

ntua leal

pose of investing the proceeds.

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A!.! OCCASIONS

WINKELhAU* FLORAL COMPANY

Phone 284 ho we II

STfcAK, Your Choice Lb.SHORT R|BM, Lb.CHUCK ROAST, Lb

59c25c39c

$1.0039c

Rev. Lewis Dion of Ruth has beenappointed pastor of St. Marys'church here.

Pinckoey played a 0 to 0 tie withYpsilanti high school reservesthere Friday. '

The state cement plant at FourMile Lake has closed down. The I190 convicts who operate will re- 1main there though. ^ f

The Cong'i. Church put on an c\\men's service Sunday night. RossRead was in charge. The orchestra ;consisting of the Iseler Sisters.Ar-nold Berquist, Wayne Wagoner, •Robert RichardeoivClifforfl Mftler, 'Win and Bill Baugbn and EdsilMeyer played Rev. Schwartzkopt •Bjoiwefi, gave the invsocation.Floydweeks related his experiences in \France and Rev. McClain,chaplainof Jackson prison gave the address.Lester Huff, Harry Palmer and M. 'E. Darrow sang soloes. The allmens choir of John Martin HenryKice, Wm. Euler, Percy SwarthoutAzel Carpenter, Merwin CampbellMark Nash, Emil Weddige, DonSwarthout and* Harold ReasonStanley Dinkel sang. Fred Read,N.

cupy! 0 . Frye and John Dinkel ushered.| The attendance was large. !

M M. J. Reason and son, Gerald,:cms *-mci£iie> -LUayavcn. uua m<4L tne have started a meat market in thetycuauiici caa»e a c^^y oi ixua uouce Pearson building on West Main St. 'u> ua siervfeu uyuu ««*cu ikii wii pun> Pinckney Independents beat theto mujieai ai n±fl ia*i *UO*& awuttm' South End Athletic Club of Aan ;

Arbor here Sunday 26 to 6. Don (

Swarthout, Emil Weddige, CecilHendee and Vic Bourbonnais gotthe touchdowns.

Birkett Newkirk is building abig- bathing beach at Portage Laketo be called Newport Beach.

John Roberts, the Dexter patri-arch was 101 years old Sunday.

Mrs. Flossie Martin, widow ofthe late Max Martin of Tinckney,died at Chelsea Sunday.She leaves2 sons.

Hoff & Smith have sold their oilsta+.ons in the county to the Stab-le. Oil Co. of Ann Arbor.

r. Walter Mercer was marriedlo Miss Aila Hoyer at Hancock onSept. 12.

Miss Mae McCleer of Gregory Mrs. Jennie HaEe Segee died ntwno was tucke by a horte tiled Zephyr Hills, Florida, last week.last weuk. t uiurai was 4'ridtu'. M.T. Kelly will give a lecture r\n

\ lockjaw developed. Ireland Sunday night at St-Josph's1 ir;e Chancu uuu met with Mrs. hall,. Dexter. Admission free.

Leiia Monks Tuesday night.Chiford Baughu, 17, son of Mr.

C. £ .liaufeii.i, died Sept. 25. Tnefuneral was at the home Saturdayand was attended by 300. EmmaBurgess, Blanch Martin, PetcySwarthout and W. A. Nixon sang.Rev. Gates pruached the sermon.

Clyde Darrow is working inJackson.

Frank Hacker of Brighton is

Friday .Saturday. Sept 30 ct. 1Double Feature

Gary Cooper, Burt Lancaster

VERA CRUZ"In Superscope and cote

and"MOONFLEET"

StarringStewart Grainger, George

*n LineraaScope and Color

Swu, Mon., Tu«u Oct. 2 3 4"THE PRIVATE WAR OF MAJOE

BENSON"Playing the old army game with

bran neew rulesStarring

Charletton Heston, Julie AdaawNoveltie* News

in Color"THE COBWEB"

in CinemaScope

S. .

Sunday, Monday October 2, 3Matinee Sunday 2:30 p. m. Co/it.Humphrey Bogart, Gene Tierney Richard Widanark,jLauren Racafl

in "' * - '"THE LEFT HAND OF GOD"In Cinema Scope -;.a Coior

Charles Boyer Gloria Graham*Color Cartoon and New*

Tues. Wed., Thurs., Oct. 4Rosalind Russel, Fernando Lamos

in"THE GIRL RUSH"

in Technicolor

SC/O DRIVE INTHEATRE

Friday .Saturday. Sept. 30 ct. 1AMERICANO"

SYLVANTHEATRE'SON OF SINBAD"

A Drama StarringDale Robertson, Sally Forrest

In Cinema Scope and ColorCartoon and N«we

auxu, i"ecux-ii, ai, acast i^urieeu

prior u> autlx aeariii^, urawvicu ac ieabt live <o>

j n o r u> bucu neafiii*K. biinui, Juuge of Piobate

oi

Motes ot 4o icursWe thaiik C. A. Hwsse for a oush

ui oi' elderberries and Geuige Hendec for a bushel of potatoes*

'ihe A'eeeple Hardware hayscales on the square nave uuca rw-

and uio wuxkm ' again.

withGlenn Ford, Frank Lovejoy and

Caesar Romeroand

"GUN FURY"in Technicolor

withRock Hudson and Donna Reed

Tartoon

Sunday, Monday October 2, 3"WE'RE NO ANGELS"

In TechniortorA Comedy Starring

Humphrey Bogart, Joan Bennettand Aldo Ray

Sunday Show* 3, 5, 7, 9Cartoon

Sunday, Mo/day October 2, 3"THE KENTUCKIAN"

in CiiieniaScujje and Colorwith

Burt Lancaster, Dia; na Foster and Shows 7:15, 9:05Dianna Lynn

Tues. Wed., Thurs., Oct. 4A Walt DISTV.*' Production

"UVING DESERT'and

"BEN AND ME"A Walt Disney Production

Cartoon, "This is the Life"

SADBAKA*Tn Technicolor

doming: The Cobwebb, Girl RushTo Catch a Thief.

Tue». Wed., Thurs., Oct. 4"MARTY"

GROUND BEEF 39c, 3 Lbs forBACON SQUARES, Lb.BEEF SOLD BY SIDE OR QUARTERCUSTOM BUTCHERING EVERY WEDNESDAY

THE HOLUSTER MARKET103 East Main St. Pinckney $5.50

David Nash entered MichiganBoris Kaloff, and Nino Marcel ^ 9 j a t h e r n I (^lersity l . t week

i^mmet King underwent an operation at SSt. Joe hospital. Ann Atbor last week.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Snyder of AnnArbor called on the Clare MillersSunday.

?Tra. Luelle Patterson of Stock-bndgc called ou ihe Stanley Dink-

*lo Sunday. £

>* nilErnest Borgnine and Betsy Blair

'GARDEN OF EDEN",« 1v ur.icolor

Carto«M

The Harold Porters went to ScottField, 111., Saturday. Their son,Jimmie, who is in the air corpcame home with them for a week.

Mrs. Mae Daller's White ShrineClub held a picnic at the HaroldPorter home Sunday.

Robert Read and wife att:n"edthe Mich.-Missouri football gameat Ann Arbor Saturday.

THE ROUSH PLUMBINGWaltr Sysien s Plumbing Repair

/INTER COATS ARE ARRIVING DAILY

at

, . , Wayne Carr spent the week endputting- in 3 milking machine and a t p o r t H u r o n w - t h h i g

will increase his herd to 70 cows. , J o h n McDonTie!I is a patientThe Mich. State San. at How.ll S t J o e h o s p i t a l ) A n n A r b o r <

• eceived its 1st patients last week T h e Kenneth Lorings of HowellA from Detroit, 3 more come t.iig j , n r , l f Sunday with the L. J. Henryweek. ' | • r flly.

Dr. Andrew Rocho and Mrs. Mrs. Alta Meyer is taking a re-•ssie Hoskin'.' of Calumet were fresher course at Stockbridge. Al-

inrried Monday at the home of so Mrs. Audrey Lee.the groom's sister, Mrs. E. T. Me-- The Mark Nash family spentClear of Anderson by Rev. Com- Sunday at the George Brookmanmerford. home in Ovid

The George VanNormans were Frank Aberdeen is home from St.la Detroit Uat week. Joe hospital, Ann Arbor € I o

WILL HOLD YOUR COAT iN LAYAWAY VITHA SMALL WEEKLY PAYMENTWHILE THERE IS LARGE SCHOOSE FROM

PEIRCE'S STORf ?fv? WRevolt MICHCKT

WE Qve Gold Stamps with /.

wwm.

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50 NEW RIFLES AND SHOTGUNS

TO CHOOSE FROM* NEW REMINGTON WOODMASTER

740A Cal 30-06Aato Loading Rifles.

• NEW WINCHESTER MODEL 5* .\rTO '..HADING «TTOTCUNS

SCOPE AKD prfoKE MOITNTIN d IXSTALI ED BY EXPERT8

MILL CREEK SPORTING GOODS

^ BREAK GROUND FOR NEW PIN KNEY PAROCHIAL SCHOOLbroken here Sept. 14 for St. Mary's parochial school. The ones taking part in the ceremony were front row:E. Go^chev.arc1 itect

.i'Hoy^jl Rev. CampWU Maryland; Rev. Schmitt Pinckney; Rev. Kokowitz. Lakeland; Francis Grady contractor; Re. MfcCann,The *ltar boys are Denni s Singer, Francis Clark,Tom Siagre. Bobby Kelly Dennis Clark, DoaalJ Singer .

Phonv IIA milt on 6-3135

The D. Conklin family of GrandRnpicls spent the week en.i at theRay urns .h>me . h

The Hubert Le.hvidpre family ofRoyal Oak spent SaLuday wilhMrs. Eleanor Ledwidg^.

DEXTER, MICH.

> *The Wayne AtT ees are visttteft-iy ton, Cy ar.d family at Glad-

Thr A J r v Wylio Aftmily called OBthe Ned Schaufles of near 8tod»

bridge Sunday.

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GJiNT'S FURNISHINGS

GOODS S H O E S

GROCERIES DRYGOODS

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Siegler captures the Top-o'-the Flame heat, doesn'twaste it up the flue &•ordinary heaters do. Thiiextra, patented inner beateris bujlt right into the heartof t!.j hottest fire It cap-tures the 4 Times Hotterheat from the burner flame•-pours it over your floors.

SAVE UP TO 50%IN FUEL!

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IL HEATERSProv» If of your Slmghr ftooferx-mak* fhs XMATCH-Ttsri

The Jack SUA-T^S of Lun^i y andJ i m m y Laviy ot i p.-.ilu;ui -vent Athe week en,i \\n.h ti*j L.e Laveys. X

0 " a Campocil ami wile caK^i .-uthe Puul S i i , u . . u . , c . o u;a . .dRapids Suturuay ana spent Sundaywith the Carl IA.-^U family in Lunsing where, iiif LLMILZ childrenwere christened and the Lent.: fainily joined the .\k'L.hu..i.-1 ciiiuch.

Mrs. Eloyse Cam, .\il .. -ndedthe Kings' Dauj.hu rs conventiona i F l in t Tuesday.

The Roy ltt-a.un family s p t a tSunday with her aunt in Midland.

Sunday guests uf the M. J. Keas-on family were Cieiu- itcason andwife Walter Keason and wife,Mis.Florence Artz of Dciioii. and Mrs.

. Mae Kane n\' Whitmure LakeA r t h u r Diamond and wife of

Shreveport ,La., and Al Steeie andwife of Buffi.KJ ciiilt'd on the K -b-bert Ambur^ey.s SuixJay.

The Ronnie llo.-kins family ar;dMadge- Jack of Detroit spent Sun-day with the Ho Jacks.

The Gerry Eichmans were Sun-day dinner yius:•> of tlie IrviaKennedys.

Mr. nr.d Mrs. [Wn W. ile c .liedon the Erik'.-,1.. While and the Ua^ilWhite families ai Howell Sun iay.

Miss Amanda DcLarr to;'k iser •Girl Scout.- •• • ;i X'' r v roast a t 'Half IMoon Lake Sunday. : |

The Wesley Morrisons uf Chel- jsea callcil on the John Cnyers iSunday. \

Dinner .<ri!e.sL> of the Robert 'Pikes Friday were the ETston •Claries of Cna.ii lu, Ay.-. ii ,::A iIJand and Floyd Kiik oi' H:AV 1!.' *

Gerald He-uy va-; home from ^Detroit over the week end. '

Mr. and Alrs.Asher Vv\\ lie, S .ir-ley arid Jimmie, attended the wedd 'in^ of her neice, M a r ^ a r t Pickfordto Claude Thomas at Ionia S a t u r -day. ,„ I

Dr. Harlow Siiohan and wife (<f- Jackson, Hilly Siiehan of Ann A.- ]

bor Leo Carish and wife and Mr. ; ^and Mrs.Wells of Detroit called on ' tthe William Shehan.s Sunday. I

Miss Blanch M a r t i n w a s a t U of [.

M. h o s p i t a l . Ann A r b o r l a s t wee k 1

a c o u p l e of d a y s for t r e a t m e n t . C1

M)1. and Mr-. Lynn H e n d e e and

t h e Ll-.jyd H c a d e c ' f a m d y s],/..t f e W a l t e r lieusoii and W : . i a i n M r

week end wi th the Dr . J i m N sh fer W Q I - W e d n e s d a y - u - is of ih.

f a m i l y of Coldwater . M r s . Lynn

~ Mr. and M . s . W. F . Close have

r e t u r n e d fro:.: tht-ir ^ii)'i mile i hi

MYRON HUGHES

Complex Line Tkrrb'.v, Fixtures

Heaters

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h a d y w h i l e r a n n i , ^ fi u it l a s : wei

..iid 17 s t i t c h e s v. ert.1 ia!<( n.

\\ i. iia\ e re. e i w d a c a r d f r o m

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t- —LU^ m-^- v4+ritm^r \hx?~-fch ,i: R i d n o w s

\ •-> U• .ai ioke W. \ 'a . T h e y a l s o v i s i t-

• ni - iv .er , .Mrs. (J. D. M c N i t t , a t

. / a t l e r . v . : , i ' a .

wliei'u they visited the Oito D.nk-

( ! s i n S i o u x C i t y a n d w - r e i n t ! " M i 1 . ; ^ i d M i . L e - D a v i s m i ' i i .

i d . c h H i l l s . i . e y \\ ' . . . c x i i d n t >A _ i o r t h ( ' i n m i

T h e M o •. " s ,•••-;• W i H i . '•'; . a . v d m y h e i f e r a t t r i e I n t i i . - . a ; o i

I h i ^ e ' A d a m s o f D ; n - ' l c a 1 ' - ! o - : L i . i 1 : : , D I I , S ; i ' , \ , a ! t ! a . C . i ^ a

M a w H o i ' . ' S i i i i d . i v 1 . >"-1 " ' K \ . M I . , ( . \ l . ;-> i .> .

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^ home nil Irave from San Dl

. . . . I . i h ' i o i v | i ' a \ d h ^ o n a.-5siy;n

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The Howlett HardwareHardware, Implements, Plumbing, Gregory ,Mich.

HERE! A NEW PROFESSION AL BEAUTY SERVICE

Z O T O ' S PINPERMITS WONDERFUL AND COSTS SO LITTLE

ONLY $4.95. This Includes Shampoo and Set

THE PINCKNEY BEAUTY SHOP212 EAST MAIN ST .

BRITTA BRASH, PROP. PHONE UP 8-9911

Dorothy Dinkel took care ofih* Don Pasco children last weekwhil« their parents were on a trip.They got them Sunday.

On Sunday the Arthur Pardons§p& George Roushes visited JanetJohnson, Mrs. Rouahea neice atHurley HospiUl Jlint.

OUa Robinson and wife left thison a vacation trip to Escau-

RobinsoBS of Aw*Sanday with

Lester McAfee and wife wereLansing last Tuesday.

Charles Rice and William Shawand wives of Detroit and the LynnBeattys of Rush Lake spent Sun-day with the Lester McAfees.

The Kenaeth Zills of Ann Arborwere Sunday visitors of the Mar-

tin Ritters.George Spratt and wife of Farm

ington spent Sunday with the OUn

The following attended the rec-eption for Willard Sauer, newgrand marshall of the Michigan jGrand Lodge F. and A. M. at Sparta Saturday.: Lawrence Camburn,Orland Winslow, Clare Miller OnaCampbell OUn Robinson, Rex Sackett Francis Dodge and wives a"dye editor. Dodge was speaker.Sauer is a big apple grower andhas about 70

;:»№, -m

tacft •hfiric dry9t load 1$ g*ntfy fombhd dry...

toff, fluffy, fmarkohty wtinkk-frm

IDick Darrow, Rick Miller andJerry Mrofka were home from Al-college over the week end. t

Lawrence Camburn, Clare Mill-er and Ona Campbell, Pinckneytended an MM degree conference atStockb^idgp Thursday and aaaift*

ed in the work.

Murray and George Dagg spentthe week end at the latters homein Detroit. j

Edward Reindea, husband o{ thetermer Eva McLucas, suffered aheart attack at his home in AnnArbor last week.

Rex Noggle and wife of Ann Arbor have got» to Texas. -i

140,000 of your n e i g h b o r s use

Electric Clothes Dryers

Why do so >nany folks choose electric

clothes driers? Simply because electric

heat is aS clean as the svn't.

There's another reason why electric dryers

have the %dae. They cost less to buy . . .

operate for only, pennies a load. They

are convenient, too. Rain or shine/you can

dry clothes any time in an electric dryer.

It's easy . . .when you dry clothes

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FtNGENST mpFATGB Wednesday, September. 28, 1955

SAVIhd

Jonn Vaughn and dftugbterjaneof Detroit called on Mn. EmmaDinkel Sunday.

Born to Dwight Butler and wife(Jennie Tupper) of Durand lastweek a daughter .

The Jo* Griffiths and Otn Matteson and wife had dinner at theMark Matteson home at Cunning-ham Lake Sunday. i

James Amburgey who is In theair corp is home from Texas. Hisnext asignment is Wichita, Kan-

THE BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL CORNEIThe Pinckney Sanitarium

Raf M. Duty, M. D.Pinckney Michigan

Call 11:00 A. M. to 2:00 P. M.Except Wednesdays

Mon., Tues., Fri., Sat7:00 to 8:00 P. M.

Geneisas:Mrs. Clare Palmer and daugh-

Detroit Saturday. **HUMg I? P &D»-

manceter, Patty were in

Mrs. Blanch Clark was in;trt#t Saturday.

The Merlin Amburjjeys had din-ner at Tourney's, Stockbrige Sun-day.

Martin Ritter and wife and RayYoung and wife and dinner atFrankenmuth Thursday.

Mrs. Eleanor Ledvvidge is ^sit-ing her sister, Mrs "Veronica Walk •

. er in Detroit and her 30ns, Hubert 1( and Desmond, in Royal Oak.

CLAY GORDONLYLE W. MUNSJELL ASSOCIATE

Rh riWTFRFD LAISU

Pre-seoson Trade-in "Specials! Limited time!Beautiful new 1955 Duo-Thermsin smart Sandalwood finish!

Blower circulates heat by force.Turns itself on and off automatically.Gives greater comfort floor to ••::: \ .saves up to 2 5% on fuel!

BUY NOW-EASY TE1M5

THE LAVEY HARDWARE

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W. Mun&el), A*j^olaU

Br» ft ft MeCtoskejDENTIST

112M. North Michigan AveTelephone Office 935

Residence 814Evenings by Appointment

FUNERAL HOME

D01 C. SwtrtkoyiDilator

Moderai EquipmentAbl

PHONE U P 8-1172

Fod C. Reickheff, Si.OPTOMETRIST

120 Weal Grand KivwrUowell. Michigan

'in.ria 358

ftictiftnaerFarn? Sales A Spe

Bert WyiieCall Fowlervilk 226F6

Lloyd hor.ueeTrip* Ma*!',' tu

fUONE 17 P 84647

Roger i . Carr AgencyCOMPLETE INSURANCE COVSh

AGE

Edith R. Carr1 4 2 MILL ST.

Pinckne?, Mich. Phone UP 8-818}

Arnold Berquist233 tmadilla Si PtncJd^Watch Repqlring.Gold ._Watches. Watch BandsTjewele

Handmade Feather Billfold*

yoxafoot on lflu000 tiny Mtbubbles, taVelvet . SetAir-

Ritter LV.Salcs-Servic€RADIO & TELEVISION SERVICE

Prompt and CourteousPhone UP 8-55J1 128 Webster Si

Hnckney, Michigan

Real EstateHomes, Lake Prepertires*' Opportunities

. - t Your property Hitb M»

Gerald Reason<oker — 209 North Pew*

»HONE U P

DR.Xfr'CAMPAU"OPTOMETBIST

Eye KxaminattontWednesday and' Batiur4ajr

by Appoiatment•126 Chilson Road, y4mi. N. of M-*

Ph kPhoa* AC

A D V S 1 WEDDING INVITATIONSMW » « . - . 1 4 S t y I e g j n t h e n f w W h . t e jg

. s tavxca > i ROOMS-Working woman will ihare-1 \°r *9:5 0 Per hundred. Al8o wedding1 X>tt °!?»?ofiSJ or°go?fetaoCffiS \ } 6 room house with woman or couple. '. ^ l n a \ Mat»_Booka, Receptionr t w boat, office, or oiiop, to ffve

yc« Ftnonal Pitting-JScrvU a—andIdea of shoe comloit. V#

N t t21101 Doyle Rd.,Phone Alpine 621Q2Be/ore 7 a. m. and after 6 p, m.

Lards etc. pMrs. Frances Olson

Phone Dexter HA 6-4426.4870 MattRoad. ^

JACK HANN£iT-2L.

COALTIMS Te THINK ABOUT STARTING THAT FIRE

MAVM THE BBHST COAL- REASONABLE PRICE AND A

BSLIVBRY „.

WiU. № IN THE FUEL OIL BUSINESS AFTER S»PT. 18..

D, L HOEY & SON*

PHONE DEXTER HAMILTON 6-«119

Bottle GasFOR COOKING, WATER HEATING AND

HOME HEATING

WYLIE L, P. GAS SERVICE

PHONE 63 HOWELL

FOR SSALE-Cugtom made Drapes.. FOR SALE_12 guage double barrelWill give suggestions on material Stevens shotgun George Meabonand also on decorating schemes. Phone UP 3312

i Susan Hood, Phone Alpine 6-2102t ~ FOR SALE_1953 Chevrolet Conver

j FOR SALE-DUO THES^Oil H e a t ^ k s ^ / ? 1 6 ™ ™ B

1 ing Stove with 55 gallon barrel a n d ~ ^ J ? "V*% ° l1

J s r i u S ? 2 2 feet of copper tubing 3 ° 7 4 w«t - M 3 6 A - S o m e r s

N. J Buzzard Phone UP 8-3139

Heater,

FOR SALE _16 Oxford breedingewes excellent condition', 3 to 5

FOR SALE-Oae OH Spec. Heater, y e a r °ld' *>m* « g ^ m l with pepOne Coal or Wood SpaTHeater.Oni e r f l ' W l i h < t m D e u t s c h ' H o w e 1 1 4 2 1 J 1

Uundry Store UP 8 3289 W ANTED_A small .used .eemealidixer. Henry Zelker

FOR SALE: Accordian 120 base Phone HA 6-3563Gailanti,like new, CoSt $612.85. WillSacrifice. Call Eva Enquiat at FOR SALE-8 inch tilting arborHowell 706 bench saw, useed slightly.

= Thomas Murphy 211 E Main St.WANTED SEWING-Will do altera Phorxe HP 8-9732. Pinoknrtions and repairs at my home. LOST_Three white faced Hereford

Mrs. Merle Bobier, Phone 916 Cattle near Bentley Lake and Beard303 East Sibley, Howeell. s W Roads. Finder notify

, phone UP

FOR SALE_Nobby

FOR SALE-1948 and 1941 Dodge 4Tread Tires i D o o r s > 48 has R. H. new paint,needs

Pinckney'sa

7:10X15, Two mens suits, 11 wool,One gabardine sizes 39 alsochecked Sport Jacket, size 40.Phone UP 8-3167

%r.on truck

WANTED-Woman or girl to care bridle, curry comb aid brush,for two children days. Transportat Roy Campbell, phoae UP 8-9746ion furnished. 3090 Pattegon Lake — - . •

R o a d . | WANTED-^eihiiig. an<x

motor repair, 41 runs good, both pOR S A T F I Q K O

%?£1£- ^ ^ *<- Th* 4 ^ - - d "condi Co-,;8318 Thurston^d^lver Lake &^*^*~» «g

f FOR SALE_Go>d westeru saddle, ^ * " ^ ^ XC 7'50«*

FOR SALE- Sat., Sept.. 24 to to * T6 P. M.: Trailer, lawn mower.floor

lamps, pressure cooker, furniture ,

j called for and delivered.Phone Howell 1364 or 11

F0R SALE_ Universal AutomaticPerculator, 8 Cups, Never bees used*"OM Ca!J HA-.6-9452$18.00.

, FOR SALE_47 DodgeCadillac, 49 Dodge, 4

_ AUTO PABTS-r— a n d a GW'i bicycle.. *^_ *>W#W —Auto Poc'.r George VaaSkiver 1122 MowersAutomotive Glass Sbld and [Phone UP 8-9908other items. •

THE WILSON'S Installed8010 Pingree Rd. Phone UP 8-3297 1018 East^rand^Rr^r.Phone ISl WANTED^Custom Combinimr

FRUITS VEGETABLES

MEATS

FISH

MARKET PRICES

Q U A L I T Y

COURTEOUS SERVICE

iFOR RBNX-House excellent l o r ! f OK Sfor a large family. Could be shared

by 2 families with 2 chiWrem,oii heatand electric hot water,full bath with w\ & r

shower. ..Phone UP 8-3250 « • • l> N Y Imlie* weel of HoweU at 4851

m CombiningBailmg. Eugeae MacAinsh

. UP 8 9737 or UP 8 5W6

R. L SORRELWell* .nd p n m p tf ?

L ARK'S

FOR SALE_Rock Red stewingat $1 each. Bruce EulerHA 6--9300

FOR SALE Parakettes, Male $3.00per pair $5.60 M n . Albert ShirleyPhoae UP 8 327.A

STATEMENT OF MANAGEMENTOwnership Circulation of PinckneyDispatch As Required by Acts ofCongress March 2, 1933, July 2For October, 1065Publisher Paul W. CurlettEditor . . . The SameManaging Editor The SameBusiness Editor . . . The Same

Names of Bondholders^>nd Stockholders. There are none.

Names of Bondholders, Mortgageand Security holders/There are none.

Weekly Circulation 800Paul W. Curlett, Owner

Subscribed and sworn to before metin* 24th day of September, 1965

Lee Levey, Notary PxrtflkMy commission expires February

14, 19M.

Phone HA 694*4

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