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in. AT ST. CLAIR 2-Sales in full. CalumH 1.20 or semi-annual declaration. Special or CaroPLi 1.34 nated as regular are Identified in the Carrier Cp 1 extra dividends or payments not desig- Caro .68 ollowing footnotes.

CarterW .400 Unless otherwise noted, rates of CompRL .450 disbursements based on the last quarterly Canteen .80 20 in the following table are annual Camp Soup 1 31 RARENESE a -Also extra or extras. b- Annual Case JI 15 rate plus stock dividend. Cater Tr 1.20 dividend. -Declared or paid In 1967 CelaneseCp plus stock dividend. last year.

Cenco Ins .30 1- Payable in stock during 1967, esti- Cent SW 1.60 mated cash value on ex-dividend or ex- Cerro 1.606 distribution date. 9-Declared or paid so Cert-teed .80 tar this year. h-Declared or paid after CessnaA 1.40 42 42 42 stock dividend or split up. -Declared ,80 or paid this year, an accumulative issue Ches Ohio with dividends in arrears. -New Issue.

ChiMIl SIP p- Paid this year, dividend omitted, de- ChiPneu 1.00 45 ferred or no action taken at last dividend Chi RI Pac meeting. -Declared or paid in 1966 plus ChrisCraft 10 stock estimated dividend. 1-Paid in stock ex-dividend during Chrysler 113 1966, cash value on CIT Fin 1.60 32 or ex-distribution date. divi- CitiesSve 1.60 cid-Called. x-Ex dividend.

-Ex ClevEllI 1.80 dend and sales in full. -Ex distribu- CocaCola 2.10 137 tion. -Ex rights. warrants. xw-Without -When war- Colg Palm 21 rants.

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15. Edward J. Jocque, Detroit, was appointed Wednesday as police chief by Mayor John B. Emig. He will begin duties Friday.

CHIEF JOCQUE'S appointment must be confirmed by the City Council. This confirmation Firemen Keep Long Vigil At Silo Blaze PORT HOPE Firemen mained on duty 18 hours 9 a.m. Monday to 3 a.m. Tuesday at a silo fire on the farm of Lavern Seltz, four miles southwest of Port Hope. Cause of the smoldering blaze was an overheated silo, causing haylage to burn slowly.

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57 14 23 20 10 17 14 78 -X- 59 Y- 72 29 86 60 60 The Associated Press 1967 Aseco Local 0-C Listings 15 bid, asked Diamond Crystal bid, 15 asked Mich. Nat. Bank bid, asked Port Huron Paper bid, asked American Exchange NEW YORK (AP) American Stock Exchange selected noon prices: Sales Net (hds.) High Low Last Chg. Aerojet 7 Ajax Ma 1 Am Petr 23 ArkLGas 1.60 13 Asamera Oil 52 6 5-16 6 3-16 6 5-16 AssdOil 50 AtlasCorp wt 33 Barnes Eng 2 BrazilLtPw 259 Campbl Chib 20 Cdn So Pet 68 3-16 Javelin 17 Cinerama 54 9 Creole 2.60a 8 Dynalectrn 61 Fargo Oils 68 EquitCp 6 5 4 15-16 54 Fed Resrces 66 Felmont Oil 1 Gen Frontier Air 20 20 20 Giant Yel Plywood Goldfield .40 91 8 7-16 Gt Bas Pet 29 Gulf Am 36 4 GulfResrc Ch Cp 21 7 HoernerW 31 Husky .82 11 0 32 22 Hycon Mfg 6 18 18 Hydrometl 21 Imper Oil 2a 3 Isram Corp 10 Kaiser Ind 56 173 McCrory wt MeadJhsn 8 9 MichSug .48 24 Mohwk Molybden Sci 20180 179 New Park Mn 21 42 41 41 115 113 11 Pancoastal 26 RIC Group 14 Scurry Rain 36 SignalONA 41 Statham Inst 1a 220 6 Syntex Technicol Cp .40 242 78 78 WnNucir .20 5 26 .40 48 Copyrighted by The Associated Press 1967 DETROIT POULTRY DETROIT (AP) (USDA) per pound for No. live Prices heavy type, type hens, 19-20 cents; roasters Heavy poultry: whites, 19-21.

26-27; broilers and fryers ited and quiet, close trade slow, receipts IlmMarket to needs. DETROIT EGGS DETROIT EGGS DETROIT per dozen paid by first prices Ega ing U.S.): receivers (includextra Grade 32-35; A Jumbo, 35-39 Whites large, large, medium, cents; 27-29; small, 19-21. slow, Market unsettled, prices irregular, trade supplies ample. THUMB MARKETS Wheat, Per Bu. $1.23 Oats, Per Bu.

.66 Rye, Per Bu. .90 Soy Beans, Per Bu. 2.39 Pea Beans, Per Cwt. 8.45 Corn, Per Bu. .89 informally given this week, Mayor Emig said, and is expected to be made formal when the council meets Monday night.

Jocque was born March 31, 1914 and attended Franklin School and Cass Technical School in Detroit. He was appointed to the DePolice Department in December, 1937 and served with the department until retirement in 1964. Prior to his promotion to detective in 1944 he was a patrolman in the Detroit Fifth Precinct, worked on clean-up squads in the Fifth and Seventh Precincts, and served with the gambling and vice bureaus at headquarters building. After his promotion to detective, he was assigned to the Thirteenth Precinct detective bureau. IN 1945 he was transferred to the department's homocide bureau.

While working there, he was promoted to detective sergeant and later to detective lieutenant. He also frequently acted as senior officer in charge of bureau and attended several special law courses and in-service training classes. While he was an instructor for the Detroit Police Academy for about 10 years, Chief Jocque was spokesman for the Detroit Police Department before service clubs, fraternal groups, and other civic organizations. In January, 1963 he was again transferred to the Thirteenth Precinct, where he served as lieutenant in 1 charge of detectives. After his retirement in 1964, he took a position as office manager for a firm in Detroit, a position he held until this year.

CHIEF JOCQUE said he had recently been considering a position in the Federal Government's Aid for International Development program, but even more SO has been considering returning to police work. "I would like to return to the work I know best," he said, "and I'm glad I was able to get this position." Chief Jocque said he had been considering another police chief position, that one in Clinton Township. Mayor Emig said Chief Jocque was highly recommended police chief by Detroit Police Department officials. Chief Jocque plans to move St. Clair as soon as possible.

He to and his wife, Hilda, have an adopted three daughter, Kathleen. Sgt. Hilborn, Snover, Gets Bronze Star SGT. HILBORN SNOVER A Snover man, who has been on duty in Vietnam with the U.S. Army and who will be discharged Dec.

received the Bronze Star "meritorious service in connec-, with ground operations against a hostile force in Republic of Vietnam." Sgt. Ralph J. Hilborn received medal for his actions with the Army while in Vietnam from July, 1966 to July 1967. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

John Hilborn, Snover. His wife, the former Phyllis Keech, also resides in Snover. Army officials said that Sergeant Hilborn distinguished himself "through his untiring efforts and professional ability and obtained outstanding re. sults in ground operations" against the North Vietnamese. Births HARBOR BEACH Nov.

23, to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brown, Lakeview, a daughter. Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Dickinson, Harbor Beach, are grandparents. Thursday, Nov. 30, 1967 PORT HURON TIMES HERALD PAGE 4, SECTION CHRISTMAS SURPRISE 'SURPRISE' IN ANNUAL YULE PARADE Here is one of the floats in the seventeenth the annual Christmas gift buying season and was Sandusky Christmas parade Wednes- witnessed by 4,000 day night. The parade signaled the start of persons. Airman F.

F. Thayer Christmas Parade Draws Gets Maintenance Training At Chanute SAN ANTONIO Airman Frederick F. Thayer, son of Mr. and Mrs. John F.

Thayer, 2799 East Deckerville Road, Deckerville, has completed basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, Tex. He has been assigned to the Air Force Technical Training Center at Chanute Base, for specialized schooling as an aircraft maintenance specialist. Airman Thayer is a 1967 graduate of Deckerville Community School. 4,000 To lice. It was one of Sandusky's SANDUSKY Sandusky rendered to the Christmas spirit Wednesday night as an estimated 4,000 persons crowded Sandusky's Main Street and jammed its sidewalks to witness the seventeenth annual Christmas Parade.

It featured floats, marching bands, Santa Claus, all led by a threesome of law enforcement agencies, State Police, Sheriff's department and Sandusky Po- Thumb Thumb ALBERT H. BINKLE HARBOR BEACH Albert Herman Binkle, 77, former automobile dealer and retired ploye of Huron Milling Company, died Wednesday in Harbor Beach Community Hospital after a long illness. Son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Philip Binkle, he was born May 1890, at Harbor Beach.

and Miss Martha Abraham were married June 28, 1916. Mr. Binkle operated an automobile sales agency until 1931 and was then employed 23 years Huron Milling Company unhe retired. He is survived by his widow, five sons, Eugene Binkle, HarBeach; Ralph and Robert Binkle, both of Port Hope; GerBinkle, Lansing, and Carl Binkle, Detroit; four daughters, Mrs. Lois Bond, Lansing; Mrs.

Dorothy Skinner and Miss EsBinkle, both of Traverse City, and Miss Helen Binkle, Harbor Beach; seven grandchildren, a great grandchild, en brother, Carl Binkle, Birmingham, and a sisMrs. Lena Taylor, LittleColo. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Friday in Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church. Rev.

A.C. Nuechterlein will officiate. Burial will be in Rock Cemetery. The remains are in Burton E. Ramsey Funeral Home and will removed at noon Friday to church.

LEO F. BISMACK MINDEN CITY Funeral services for Leo F. Bismack, 60, prominent civic leader and businessman, who died Tuesday in Deckerville Community Hospital after a long illness, will be conducted at 9 a.m. Saturday in St. Mary's Catholic Church, Parisville.

Rev. Ignatius Woloczyk, pastor, will officiate. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Remains are in Bowen Funeral Home, Minden City. A story on Mr.

Bismack Wednesday mistakenly listed the funeral hour as 7 a.m. MRS. ALLEN BOWRON BAD AXE Mrs. Ethel Bowron, 71, wife of Allen Bowron and resident since childhood of Huron County, died Wednesday afternoon in Hubbard Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Born Dec.

10, 1895 at Alpena, Mrs. Bowron came when an infant to Sigel township with her parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Snoddon. Mrs.

Bowron lived many years in Bingham township before coming in 1940 to Bad Axe. She and Mr. Bowron were married in 1915. They observed their golden wedding anniversary two years ago. Mrs.

Bowron is survived her husband, three sons, Harold by and Delmar, both of Bad Axe, and Floyd, Roseville; a daughter, Mrs. Taylor, Warren; 14 grandchildren, 19 great grandchildren, five sisters, Mrs. Ernest Bowron, Ubly; Mrs. Irma Potcher, Tucson, Mrs. Etta Bowron, Detroit; Miss Emma Snoddon, Ypsilanti, and Mrs.

Arnold Kiehl, Bad Axe, Sandusky Streets Major efforts of the year, sponsored by its service organizaItions and businessmen. THE PARADE, which lasted about a half hour, and was routed for almost a mile, ended at the four corners, the main intersection, when Santa stepped from his float and moved up to a grandstand where he and his helpers gave out sacks of candy to youngsters for almost an hour. It marked the twenty-ninth year that Sandusky's LaVerne (Doc) Jacobi had helped out Santa. three brothers, Calvin Snoddon, Bad Axe; Freeman Snoddon, Sturgis, and Firman SnodSt. Clair Shores.

Mrs. Bowron was a past matron and life member of Chapter No. 214, OES. The fam- Ubly ily suggests memorials to the chapter. The remains are in Alden A.

MacAlpine Funeral Home where services will be conducted at 1 p.m. Saturday. Rev. Jack E. Giguere, pastor of First Methodist Church, and Rev.

Duard Bowron, Dayton, 0., a nephew of Mrs. Bowron, will officiate. Interment will be in the mausoleum in Colfax Cemetery. VAL THOMAS BYARSKI KINDE Val Thomas ski, 80, retired employe ByarFarmers Co Elevator Company Kinde and lifelong resident of this vicinity, died Wednesday in his home after long illness. Mr.

Byarski was born Feb. 13, 1887 in Dwight township, Huron County. He retired in 1960. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Christine Yaroch, Marlette, and Mrs.

Janice Kozlowski, Port Austin; four sons, Karl, Kinde, and Edward, Sylvester, and Leonard, all of Bad Axe; 26 grandchildren, 6 great grandchildren and a sister, Mrs. Edward Matelski, Kinde. Mr. Byarski was a member of Holy Name Society of St. Mary's Catholic Church in Dwight township.

Funeral services will be conducted at 10 a.m. Saturday in St. Mary's Church by Rev. Stanley Surman. Burial will be in the church cemetery.

The remains are in William D. Gage Funeral Home where the Rosary will be recited at p.m. Friday by Father Surman and 8:30 p.m. by Holy Name Society. MRS.

MARTIN IGNASIAK ALMONT Mrs. Mary Ignasiak, 75, of 232 North Street, died Wednesday in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Wudarcki, Imlay City. She was born June 22, 1892 in Detroit and was married to Martin Ignasiak in 1914. He died in 1963.

They had lived in the Almont area many years. Mrs. Ignasiak was a member of Sacred Heart Altar Society. She is survived by three sons, Frank, Imlay City, Harry, Almont, and Martin, Utica; four daughters, Mrs. Wudarcki, Mrs.

Helen Oland and Mrs. Virginia Mayer, both of Almont, and Mrs. Pearl Bollaert, Capac; three sisters, Louise, Arelia, and Estell, all of Fort Lauderdale. three brothers, George, Joseph, and Richard Szalaszewicz, all of Detroit, 20 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at 10 a.m.

Saturday in St. John's Catholic Church, Allenton, with Rev. Lorenzo Woods, assistant pastor, officiating. Burial will be in West Berlin Cemetery. The Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m.

Friday in Muir Brothers Funeral Home, Almont. Bands from Carsonville, Deckerville, and Croswell-Lexington High Schools, joined the Sandusky High School Band, each playing its own selections of Christmas favorites. The parade signaled the start of the Christmas buying season. Sandusky retail merchants were open until 9 p.m., and will continue to be open nightly until Christmas. The concensus was that Wednesday night's parade was the best ever.

Girl Scout Area To Be Headed By Mrs. Hanlon Mt Not Nat Nat Nat Nat Nat Nat Nat NY ther ter, ton, Falls be the PORT HOPE Mrs. Esther Hanlon, Harbor Beach, is newly elected chairman of East Huron Neighborhood of Girl Scouts. Hanlon was chosen at a meeting, conducted by Mrs. Marilyn Brennan, district adviser of Mitten Bay Girl Scout Council, at Bad Axe.

Dates for Girl Scout cookie sales, were 3. set Chairmen for Feb. are 23 Mrs. to R.J. Davis, Bad Axe; Mrs.

Ralph Pentecost, Harbor Beach, and Mrs. Herbert Stevenson, Port Austin. PORT HOPE Mothers of seniors of Port Hope Community High School will serve a chicken dinner Saturday night in the school before a basketball game is played. Port Huron Area Deaths- MacVICAR, DR. JAMES November 30 of 4166 Gratiot Ave.

The remains are at the Arthur Smith Funeral Home. Funeral announcements later. Blue Water District 1A Deaths-Funerals BINKLE, ALBERT HERMAN, Age 77, Harbor Beach, died November 29. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Friday Lutheran in Zion Evangelical Church.

Burial will be in Rock Falls Cemetery. The remains Funeral are in Burton E. Ramsey Home, Harbor Beach, and will be removed at noon Friday to the church. BOWRON, MRS. ETHEL (ALLEN), Age died 71, November resident of Huron County, 29.

The remains are eral in Alden A. MacAlpine Funfuneral Home, Bad Axe, where services will be ducted at p.m. Saturday. leum Interment will be in the Mausoin Colfax Cemetery. BYARSKI, VAL THOMAS, Age 80, died November 29.

The remains are in William D. Funeral Home, Kinde, where Gage the Rosary will be recited Friday at 8 p.m., and at 8:30 The Holy Name Society. p.m. Fun- by at eral services will be conducted Church. Burial will in be St.

in Mary's the 10 a.m. Saturday church cemetery. IGNASIAK, MRS. MARY, Age died 75, of November 232 North Almont, 29. Funeral services will be conducted at 10 a.m.

Saturday in St. John's Catholic Church, Allenton. Burial will The be in West Berlin 8 Rosary will be recited at Cemetery. Funeral p.m. Friday in Muir Brothers Home, Almont.

Lost and Found Small Pekingese and brown Creek. markings, Reward. on Dove Smiths 367-3522. Smiths Creek.