The Escanaba Daily Press from Escanaba, Michigan • Page 14

tor cate of or 5- MANISTIQUE GROVER GRIGSBY of Allegan, Grange state deputy, center, congratulates Isaac Pawley of Gulliver, -time member of the Grange here at the party Friday night in Birthday Grange to mark the 50th anniversary of the organization. Rufus Spaulding of Kate's Bay, at left, also was among the -time members Birthday Grange Marks Anniversary Members of Grange organizations in Schoolcraft County and friends of the groups gathered Friday night in Birthday Grange hall to mark the 50th anniversary of the Grange in this area. Schoolcraft now has five ordinates of the fourth degree, at Hiawatha, Inwood, Kate's Bay, Germfask and Birthday, in addition to the fifth degree Delcraft Pomona. Most were organized in 1909, when nine units were formed here. Absent when the roll was called Friday night, due to discontinuance, were Hutchinson, Horton and Doyle units.

The Horton unit, whose hall burned in the 1930s became affiliated with Birthday Grange in 1935. When Grange units first were organized here, they actively promoted farming and served as social organizations for members, who traveled little in those days. With the advent of modern transportation, the role of the Grange as a social group has diminished, but its function in seeking betterment of rural communities has expanded into many areas other than agriculture. motion of legislation and benefits are among its functions. Birthday hall was packed for the observance Friday night, which Grover Grigsby, state deputy of Allegan attended.

Blue and gold decorations were used in the hall and two anniversary cakes centered the serving tables. Square dancing followed the program. Mrs. Young Honored For Census Work Mrs. Vilas (Elva) Young of Manistique has received a certifiof award from the U.

S. Department of Commerce for distinguished work as an enumerafor the bureau of the census. The award was signed by Robert W. Burgess, director of the bureau of the census. Letters of commendation on the award also received from Guy Lutz of Paul, regional ofwere, ficer and William E.

Moran, incentive awards program officer. Only about 600 genuine Stradivarius violins are known to be existence today. Manistique Manistique Classified Classified Help Wanted Male or Female COOKS WANTED, Gardner Hotel. Full or part time. Inquire in person, Rose Burgraff or phone 9149.

M647-96-6t Are You The Teacher We're Looking For! AMBITIOUS TEACHER or guidance counselor may qualify for this professional advisory program. You can earn $1,000 to $1,500 this summer. No formal teaching involved, but akills utilized and rewarded. Write in confidence, giving age, qualifications, phone number to Box 7078 Care of Daily Press Office. 7078-103-1t Real Estate FARM FOR SALE 80 acres, modern 3-bedroom home, bath, full basement, forced air heat, 2 car garage, 2 barns.

North side US 2, 8 miles East of Manistique, miles West of Gulliver. J. J. King, Route 1, Gulliver, C-86-87-93-94-100-101-6t Specials at Stores Used Zenith Television for sale. Manistique Center, 315 Deer Phone M652-100-3t FOR BASEBALL SEASON Portable Radios.

Phileo, Motorola, RCA. Also Transistors. Manistique Radio Center, '315 Deer Phone 593J. M653-100-3t For Sale SEWING MACHINE $90, free arm automatic Zig Zag. Sold for $269, repossessed.

Take payment of $10 Write dealer Patz, 130 month. Pearl Manistique, or phone 433-W for demonstration anywhere M654-103-3t (Additional Manistique News will be found on Page 6. Death Claims Mrs. Wm. Popour Mrs.

William (Anne) Popour, 66 of Cooks died at 9:30 p. Saturday at Schoolcraft Memorial Hospital where she had been a patient four weeks. She had been in failing health eight years. Mrs. Popour, the former Anne LaMourie, was born June 20, 1891 in Cooks, where she had resided ail her life.

Her marriage took place in Cooks May 1, 1911. She was a member of St. Mary Magdalene Church. Surviving are her husband, six sons, Hector of Manistique, Edmund of Cooks and Leo, Oliver, Elroy and William of Detroit; three daughters, Mrs. Kermit (Emily) Wolfe of Manistique, Mrs.

Joseph (Emma) Hardy ol Cooks and Mrs. Stanley (Mae) Harbienski of Detroit; a brother, Omer LaMourie of Manistique; two sisters, Mrs. Delima Archambeau of Manistique and Mrs. Delia Paulke of Milwaukee, 31 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at 9 a.

Tuesday from St. Mary Magdalene Church and burial will be in Cooks cemetery. Friends may now call at Messier-Broullire Funeral Home. The parish rosary will be recited at the funeral home at 7:30 p. toaay and the Knights of Columbus rosary at 9:15 p.

today. Briefly Told Bishop's Committee of St. Al- ban's Episcopal Church meets at 7:30 p. Tuesday in the church. Mrs.

Frank Arrowood, U. S. 2 east, was taken by ambulance from Schoolcraft Memorial Hospital at 1 p. Sunday. Karen Gilland, 730 Oak was taken to Schoolcraft Memorial Hospital by ambulance at 1:10 a.

Sunday. Manistique Girl Scout Council will meet at 9:30 a. Wednesday in Lakeside School. The Esther Unit of the ALCW of Zion Lutheran Church meets at 8 p. Tuesday at the home Mrs.

Ed Youngblood, Lake Shore Drive with Mrs. Robert Kenney assisting. Mrs. Conrad Anderson will be devotional leader. St.

Joseph Circle of Gulliver will meet at 7:30 p. Tuesday at Mueller Township Hall. Hostesses will be Mrs. John Hettle and Mrs. Gail McCarney.

American Legion Auxiliary meets at 8 p. today in the clubrooms. Atwater Home Extension Club meets at 6 p. today at the home of Mrs. Charles Atwater, Cherry St.

Rebecca Unit of ALCW of Zion Lutheran Church meet at 8 p. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Lydia Napier, 306 Main with Mrs. James Campbell assisting. Mrs.

Norbert Wendorf will be the devotional leader. Priscilla Circle of Bethel Baptist Church meets at 8 p. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Sigrid Holmquist, 211 N. 2nd St.

Sarah Unit of ALCW of Zion Lutheran Church meets at 1:30 p. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Mathilda McPhail in Thompson. City Briefs Mr. and Mrs.

Martin Olson have moved from 745 Garden to 212 N. Cedar St. Help Wanted, Female LADIES! DON'T miss the big of Spring Cotton Dresses at THELMA'S. These cotton pretties length sleeves and a good selection is available, priced at only $8.95. Sale ends Friday, April 17th.

801 Minn. Ave. C-100-7t EXTRA HELP HALF DAYS Need 2 alert women for spring rush. Must be available immediately. Earn $1.50 per hour.

Write Box 7333 Care of Daily Press. 3373-103-3t SEAMSTRESS For cut aprons. Average earnings $1.60 hr. Simple, easy Canvassing not required. Write: NOVELTY APRONS, Caldwell, Ark.

7332-103-1t Help Wanted, Male We Are Slave Drivers IF $72.61 WEEKLY Part-time will cure your blues, phone Mr. Schmidt at ST 6-0380. C-99-3t 23 TO 37 YEAR OLD Married man now employed. Full and time men considered. Dial ST 6-1153.

C-103-3t Business Opportunities SERVICE STATION, Good location, will rent or sell, with living quarters attached. Dial ST 6-3141. 7276-97-6t REAL DEAL HOUSEKEEPING Cabins and service station, with 300' frontage on U. S. 2 in Manistique, lot is 520' deep, adequate room for expansion, would be ideal also for trailer court, units will sleep 55 people.

Terrific gross! Priced to sell! For further information see, write or call: ONNI A. JOHNSON STATEWIDE GR 4-9701 Rapid River -EL 6-3062 Rock C-103-tf Personal private can offer excellent collateral and repayment schedules. Write Box 7342 Care of Daily Press. 7342-101-103-105-107 DELTA DRIVING SCHOOL Private lessons, free textbooks, experienced instructor. Dial ST 6-2474.

WANTED TO BORROW $8,000 from For Rent, Unfurnished MODERN UPSTAIRS Apartment in Gladstone. Laundry facilities, matic heat, electric range. Hot water and electricity furnished. Dial GA 5-1622. 601 Montana Ave.

10142-97-6t 6-ROOM UPPER APARTMENT. 2 or 3-bedrooms, heated, newly decorated. Available April 15th, 522 South 7th St. Dial ST 6-5451. 7297-98-6t hot and cold water furnished.

Dial ROOMS BATH Upper, apartment. GA 8-9052 or inquire 715 Deita Gladstone after 8:30 rear door. 7330-100-6t 5-ROOM UPPER Apartment. newly decorated. Can be seen at 809 Stephensor Ave.

1000-16-t 2-HEATED, 2-BEDROOM Apartments, Full bath, automatic hot water. Newly decorated. upper and lower apartments. Dial ST 6-3640, STORE BUILDING, At 901 Delta Avenue, Gladstone. Good location! Dial ST 6-0028.

C-97-tf 3 ROOM UPPER Apartment, full bath, excellent condition, heated, southside location. Available June 1st. Adults. Write Box 7337 Care of Daily Press. 7337-103-6t 4-ROOM 1 UPPER Apartment.

full bath, heated. at 214 North 13th St. Water furnished. Dial ST 6-1792. 7327-100-31 Services WELL DRILLING CHESTER RICE 2403 03 Ludington St Dial ST 6-6373 CHAIR UPHOLSTERING Kitchen or any plastic chairs, reasonable rates, work guaranteed.

Dial ST 6- 4365 after 5 p. m. 7291-98-6t CAR TRUCK REPAIRRING. complete service, all experienced, work guaranteed. EARL CHRISTENSON Washington, Dial ST 6-0758 or ST 6-6339.

7309-99-61 ERICKSON MOVERS Local and long distance moving. Packing, crating and hauling. Dial ST 6-0231. SEPTIC TANKS Cleaned. Dial Rapid River, GR 4-9986.

C-89-tf VACUUM CLEANER Repair, any make or model. GASMAN'S Vacuum Cleaner Service, 420 S. 7th. ST 6-2544. C-84-tf EXPERT PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR T.

A. ADAMS Call ST 6-2648 Or Write 509 1st Avenue South LAWN MOWERS Sharpened and serviced. Escanaba Sport Shop, 903 Ludington. Phone ST 6-6980. C-M-W-F-tf REMODELING? Repairing? Building? Need kitchen cabinets? Call Ed "Chuck" Olsen.

No money down, 3. years pay. Free estimates. Dial ST 6-5371. MOVING? Want The Best Call Escanaba ST 6-6560 GUINDON MOVING TRUCKING LOCAL LONG DISTANCE Storage Crating Packing COMPLETE SERVICE AVAILABLE FOR THE first time in Escanaba any time of day or night (seven days a week) on almost anything including: appliances, plumbing.

furnace repair, delivery, radio and TV repair or rental, as well as antenna repair. These are just few of over 75 classifications that are available. For information and service, call ESCANABA HOME OWNERS Dial 6-2051. WELL DRILLING Call or write FRED RICE 1123-25 10th S. Dial ST 6-1280.

C-22-tf. Wanted to Buy YOUNG BULLS OR Steers, from 300 to 500 pounds. Contact: Carl Mosier, Rapid River, Dial GR 4-9423. 7346-101-6t WANTED HOUSETRAILERS TOp Dollar. Bring your wife and title or phone 2556 Iron Mountain.

C-93-tf HARD MAPLE logs, 14-inches and up, any length, suitable for bowling pins. Dial GY 7-5408 or write NUWAY HARDWOOD co. Box 30, Spalding, Mich. C-4-tt ATTENTION CEDAR POST PRODUCERS We are now buying all sizes of rough or peeled cedar posts. Our yard is open from 8:00 to 4:30 Monday through Friday.

Stop in or phone us for a contract. EARLY AMERICAN FENCE CO Dial ST 6-4550 DINING ROOM SET. In good condition, Dial HO 6-2247. 7357-103-3t Auction AUCTIONS! Free appraisals and auction service. Gillett Sales Company Gillett, Wisconsin Represented by C.

H. and Tom Ebenreiter Call Gillett 100-W Collect. 7174-89-1 mo. Work Wanted PLUPWOOD LOADING, With hydraulic loader. Reasonable rates.

Contact WAINO BAKKA, Rock, Michigan. Phone EL 6-3979. 7278-97-6t BY EXPERIENCED CARPENTER Cabinets and millwork or any kind of repairs. Dial ST 6-6232 George Hansen. 323 North 15th C-179-tf Wanted to Rent OR 3-BEDROOM UNFURNISHED House, location in Escanaba, 2 small children.

Dial ST 6- 2029. 7248-96-61 CLEAN, MODERN 3-Bedroom ranch type home, with full basement, good appearance and nice lawn, located in Escanaba or vicinity, by reliable couple. Dial ST 6-1153. C-97-tt 2 1 OR 3-BEDROOM in Escanaba or vicinity, desired state. emHOME, ploye and family.

Write Box 7353 Care of Daily Press. 7353-103-6t Help Wanted Male or Female MEN OR WOMEN Put your spare time to use and increase your weekly earnings $35 to $50 or more. Opening in Escanaba. Also full-time. information write The W.

T. Rawleigh Company, MCD-130-326, 1000 N. Third Minneapolis 1, Minn. For Sale MAHOGANY TABLES, Also, rummage sale, men, women, maternity, boy's and girl's clothing. size 10-15.

quire: 1812 1st Avenue South. 7335-103-4t RIDING TRACTOR, Heavy duty, 6 H.P.. with trailer and electric light, 8 easily handled, for farm chores rough wood roads, 650:16 tires, seats two adults, $160.00. Avenue. 513542103-31 3 21 FOOT ALUMINUM Housetraller, $650.00, call Al Belanger, GR 4-9701 or GR 4-5771.

C-103-61 LARGE ASSORTMENT of Cosco Card Tables and Kitchen Stools. OFF. LASNOSKI APPLIANCE, 1019 Ludington. C-103-1f 3 LEFT. CONTOUR CHAIRS.

$70.00 OFF. LASNOSKI APPLIANCE. CEL 1019 Ludington. C-103-tf 2 USED APARTMENT Size Gas Range, both in excellent condition. LASNOSKI APPLIANCE, 1019 Ludington.

C-103-tf 5 RECONDITIONED Electric Ranges, in excellent condition. Very reasonable. LASNOSKI APPLIANCE, 1019 Ludington. C-103-tf Real Estate 3-BEDROOM MODERN Home, 2 bathrooms, full basement, new oil furnace, house is completely redeeorated. $8,700.

Inquire 1514 7th Avenue South. Dial ST 6-0682. 7280-97-61 4-BEDROOM HOME, large living room fireplace, baths, oil heat, 2- car garage. Choice location! Dial ST 6-7304. 7272-97-61 100 400' LOT, On black top road, near school in Soo Hill, wooded.

Dial ST 6-2843. 7270-97-6t INCOME PROPERTY, On 1st Avenue South, 2-houses on one lot, includes 5-apartments. Dial ST 6-6395. 7289-98-6t 3-BEDROOM HOME, only 4-years old, attached garage, full basement. birch kitchen cupboards, Rusco windows, aluminum outside doors, sliding doors on closets.

2005 12th Avenue South, west of golf course. 7313-99-6t 5 FORTIES. South of Escanaba, the Bark River runs through 2 forties. Call collect, CLearwater 1-3732, Carl Dexter, Niagara, Wisconsin, 7261-97-6t RANCH TYPE HOME, on southside, completely landscaped, double garage, thermopane windows, carpetea living room with fireplace. Master bedroom 12 19, third bedroom or den has entrance to patio.

Built-in planters, garbage disposal and many extras. Owner leaving for Arizona for Dial ST 6-6643. 7343-101-71 City the highest bidders certain residential lots owned by the City of Escanaba. The lots to be sold are in the area bounded on the east by South 14th Street and Grand Avenue; on the south by 18th Avenue, on the West by the Goulais Addition and the Escanaba Club, and on the North by 13th Avenue South. The area is platted and is recorded as the Country Club Addition.

All lots are served by sewer and water, some lots have paving fronting thereon. Thirty-five (35) lots will be sold by the City. These lots are numbered on the site for identification by any interested purchaser. Maps showing the lots to be sold are available from the office of the City Engineer for a fee of fifty (50c) cents or may be inspected at the office of the City Clerk. The City will convey the lots to the successful bidders by warranty deed with an abstract of title.

Suecessful bidder shall pay the balance in full of the. purchase price on or before June 8, 1959; failure to do so shall automatically cancel said contract and bid deposit shall be forfeited. Envelope containing bid must be sealed and plainly marked: "Bid on Lot Number A deposit of ten per cent of the bid price shall accompany each bid to show the good faith of the bidder. Sealed bids will be received in the office of the undersigned until 8 o'clock P. M.

(EST) on Thursday, May 7, 1959. Said bids will be publicly opened and read aloud at the regular meeting of the City Council to De held on that date. The City of Escanaba reserves the right to reject any or all bids. George M. Harvey City Clerk RESIDENTIAL LOTS FOR SALE COUNTRY CLUB ADDITION The of Escanaba will sell to USED MACHINERY One Int.

tractor; one Minn Moline with live p.t.o.; one Musone Int. 50T. baler; one Newtang; Holland 77 baler: one foot J. D. field cultivator; one J.

D. 3-bottom plow; one Int. 3-bottom field plow: one Ford plow; one Ford cultivator: one Case Hammermill. NORTHERN FARM SUPPLY, Wells, Michigan, Dial ST 6-3271. Automotive CLEAN MODEL Radio, southwind heater, oil guage, push button starter, seal beam lights, seat covers, chairs, good tires and motor.

Dial ST 6-1954. 7339-100-3t 1955 CHEVROLET TRUCK TRACTOR, Fully equipped, good condition. Dial ST 6-7920. 7271-97-6t 1930 MODEL Coupe with snowplow, very good condition. Inquire: 15 Main St.

Wells, Michigan. 7341-101-3t 1947 Chevrolet ton stake truck. Short wheel base. Corner Store, Trenary. 10149-100-6t FOR SALE Used auto and truck parts.

U. P. Auto Parts, West of Escahaba on US-41. Dial HO 6-5310. C-6-tt BRAKES Service and change at THE BRAKE SHOP.

Stephenson Avenue. Dial ST 6-5184. C-Monday-tf FREE INSTALLATION Mufflers and Tailpipes. Don's Muffler Shop, 1628 Ludington. Dial ST 6-6794.

Rear of Lavelle's Gift Shop. C-M-W-F Instructions AIRLINE SEVERAL YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN WILL BE SELECTED IMMEDIATELY FOR TRAINING FOR ATTRACTIVE. HIGH SALARIED POSITIONS AS AIRLINE SECRETARY. HOSTESS. RESERVATIONIST.

COMMUNICATIONIST, STATION AGENT. GER AGENT. TICKET AGENT, RECORDS. SHORT LOW-COST TRAINING CAN QUALIFY. Must be between 17-39, have a high school education and pleasing personality.

Includes special training in personal development for women. All inquiries confidential. Write, giving address and phone number to: TRAINING DIVISION, NATIONAL SCHOOL OF AERONAUTICS. ACCREDITED BY NHSC. Box 7190, Daily Press Office.

7190-96-103 Farm Supplies IF YOU ARE SERIOUS ABOUT A NEW HOME see Capp-Homes. Prices as low as $3489, freight paid. Our representative in vour town will show vou how to save thousands of dollars and get the most liberal terms anvwhere! Write Capp- 1143 Dupont N. Dept 17, Minneapolis, Minn. Your representative is J.

Schwalbach, 234 S. 22nd Escanaba. Dial ST 6-0171 50 LB. BAG OF. Rabbit Pellets $2.25.

ESCANABA FEED STORE, 700 Stephenson Ave. IN KEEPING with their policy of using permanent materials, the Northern Freeport Silo Co. have equipped their corrugated silo with a rigid. galvenized steel chute for security and weather tightness. Write: Henry Lang, Fayette.

C-103-1t For Sale 17" Admiral table model TV $59.00. Completely overhauled. 21" Hotpoint table model TV. only 2 years old, $100.00. LASNOSKI APPLIANCE.

1019 Ludington, C-97-tf 8 MM MOVIE CAMERA, projector and in very good condition, only $135.00. Phone ST 6-4312 or inquire at 501 S. 16th St. 348-48-6t 3 SMALL SMELT Pond nets. 800d condition.

reasonable. Will sell separately or together. Dial ST 6-7740. 7236-97-61 DOUBLE GARAGE, 26 24' Blocked, ready to be moved off property. Ideal for cottage! Dial ST 6-7831.

7297-97-61 21" CONSOLE Magnovax TV, like new and guaranteed. ADVANCED ELECTRIC, 1211 Ludington. C-101-3t ANYTHING IN PAINT and painters supplies you'll find at ANDERSON'S PAINT STORE. The painters store of quality, 1416 Ludington St. -Mon.

USED APARTMENT Size CA's Range, condition. LASNOSKI APPLIANCE, 1019 Ludington. 1954 STUDEBAKER Station Wagon, excellent condition, Dial ST 6-1439 after 5 p. m. 7347-101-31 BOY'S SCHWINN Bicycle, also, 8-power binoculars, like new.

$35.00, made in France. Inquire: 420 South 15th St. C-101-3t BABY CHICKS WHITE PEKIN DUCKS, available 22nd. LOUIE'S CHICKEN SHACK, 35. Dial ST 6-1113.

7344-101-6t TWO SADDLE HORSES, also, one saddle. Dial ST 6-6539. 7315-99-31 MARTIN BROS. Coast to Coast Stores has just received a new shipment of BARCALO TOOLS. Stop in and see the latest in box and open end wrenches, lifetime guarantee.

C-101-tf BATTERIES WE REPAIR Reconditioned and build batteries. WILLIAMS INDUSTRIAL BATTERIES, Chemical Location, Wells. Dial ST 6-1339. C-101-25t FOR THE FINEST IN INTERIOR FINISHES USE BEAUTIFLO by Hoffer a name that points up the appearance and wondrous working qualities of these three high quality interior finishes. Beautiflo comes in three versatile finishes perfect for every wall finish need.

NESS GLASS 1509 Ludington. Dial ST 6-5151. USED WASHERS. wringer washers good working condition, many to choose from. Guaranteed, priced from $25.00 and up.

ADVANCED ELECTRIC, 1211 Ludington. C-101-3t USED SEWING MACHINE Clearance, portables, consoles, desk models and treadles. Reconditioned and guaranteed. TEBEAR SEWING CENTER. 1117 1st Ave.

North. C-70-tf USED ELECTRIC RANGES. ideal for camp or Priced from $25.00 Guaranteed. ADVANCED ELECTRIC, 1211 Ludington. C-101-3t LARGE SELECTION of living room suites, refrigerators, electric ranges.

1 used washing machine. Special close-out prices on new oil heaters. Kitchen heating oil burner. Set of metal bunk beds, 1 twin bed, complete. PELTIN'S, 1307 Ludington.

Dial ST 6-4644. C-76-tf WE BUY, SELL or TRADE. What have you? THE TRADING PLACE. 713 Ludington. Dial ST 6-0631.

C-13-1f EASY TO DO, make linoleum like new. Glaxo plastic type coating ends waxing. The Fair Store, 3rd Floor. C-101-1t FOR SALE TRAILER HOMES Completely furnished furniture or what have you in trade. You cannot beat our prices.

See our large display today at: U. P. TRAILER SALES Iron Mountain-Phone 2556-We Deliver C-89-tf FOR CAREFREE DAYS use Glaxo linoleum coating. Easy to clean, non-skid, lasts months. The Fair Store.

3rd Floor. C-103-1t PRICE PAINT SALE Armstrong Rubber base, $3.49 gallon. Armstrong Utility paint, $2.49 gallon. Enamel gloss paint, $3.38 gallon. SURPLUS STORE.

1115 Ludington. TRAILER HOMES ALL SIZES in new trailers. Name brands, also, a few used models at: LeBEAU TRAILER SALES Carney, Mich. Phone 64 PHONE US TODAY For a free survey, Before you buy, find out why! Sealtite furnace and duct systems are years ahead in eye appeal years ahead in downright comfort and low cost operation! Your WILLIAMSON Dealer, DELTA FURNACE COMPANY. Dial ST 6-1510.

DOWN will hold any POWER MOWER until May 1st. Now is the time to make your choice while the selection is complete. GAMBLE'S. Escanaba. C-M-Th-tf RADIO TV REPAIR Expert Service Dial ST 6-7351 MEISSNER RADIOC-MTWT-tf PAINT BRUSHES COMPLETE LINE, a brush for every need.

BADGER PAINT STORE, 1309 Ludington, on the shady side of the street. BICYCLES, Sold, repaired, painted, parts. GLADSTONE BICYCLE SHOP, 1215 Dakota Avenue, Dial GA 5-8731. IT'S INEXPENSIVE to clean rugs and upholstery at home with odorless Blue Lustre. The Fair Store, 3rd Floor.

C-103-1t RUTEBEGAS. Sweet, good cookers, $1.25 per bushel, $35.00 ton at storehouse. Carrots, parsnips and fireplace wood. ST 6-4230. 7351-103-tf NEW CUSTOM-MADE Utility 2-wheel TRAILERS.

manufactured locally, Inquire: Ken's Super Service, Gladstone, Dial GA 5-4781 or GA 8-9678. 7350-103-6t HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, like new, owner is leaving city. 1616 Lake Shore Drive. SPECIAL PAINT to cover wall board. Taped joints and nail heads, also wall cracks completely covered.

HAWES PAINT AND FLOOR COVERING. 920 Ludington. Dial ST 6- 0150. C-Mon RODNEY SEED OATS. 1-year from certification, averaged 125 bushels per acre last year.

Contact: Joe Charon, Rte. 1, Escanaba, Dial ST 6-2477. 7359-103-6t LOTS ON 18th Avenue South, other lots on southside. Small refrigerator, good condition. Dial ST 6-0571.

C-103-1t MIXED HAY. (No rain), alfalfa seed, Bonham oats, Contact: Alvin Anderson, Bark River, Dial HO 6-5526. 7358-103-6t 14" G. E. PORTABLE TV.

VHF-UHF, $50.00. Dial ST 6-3484. 7356-103-3t ONE USED 12 Cubic ft. chest type freezer; one used 52-gallon electric hot water heater, both in good condition. GAMBLE STORE, Bark River, Dial HO 6-9905.

7355-103-6t ASHLEY (Wood Stoves) Thermostatic control. For literature, write Jerome Deloria, Rte. 1, Escanaba. Dial ST 6-6097. Cp-103-tf DAILY PRESS Escanaba, April 13, 1959 13 For Sale 50 HEAD OF HORSES, 35 saddle horses and ponies, 2 young shetland mares.

See, WILLIAM KELL. Wilson, Michigan. 7334-100-31 PAINTS--Inside or outside, Berry Bros. quality, wholesale and retail. Famous since 1858.

Ask Bob--Avoid painting mistakes. HAWES PAINT AND FLOOR COVERINGS. 920 Lud. St. Dial ST 6-0150.

PATTERN LATHE, Makes baseball bats or canthook stocks: also 5 motor. Contact or Abel Murh.p. ray, Star Route, Perronville, Mich. 7260-97-6t HEIFFERS FOR SALE. One with calf by side.

Others to freshen 50011. Eimer Dahn, Brampton. Dial GA 3211. 10146-00-3t NEW EASY Wringer Washer pump. Special $119.95.

ADVANCED ELECTRIC, 1211 Ludington. C-101-3t A.K.C, REGISTERED PUGS. from championship stock. Dial ST 6-1347. 7336-100-31 CLEAN YOUR DAVENPORTS, Chairs, carpeting with our rental equipment.

Easy to use, economical. HAWES PAINT AND FLOOR COVERINGS. 920 Lud Dial ST 6-0150. A.K.C. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES Reasonable.

Phone Ishpeming Hudson 6-6052 or write Pol Dee Kennels, Route 1, Box 108, Champion, Michigan. 7320-100-31 honored. Mrs. Grigsby is standing next her husband and, at right, is Mrs. William Salter, charter member of the Birthday Grange.

A history of the Grange in the area was presented during the program, which also included lunch and square dancing. (Linderoth Photo) 4-H Achievement Winners rs Told Excellent quality and a large attendance, both at the open house and concluding program marked the annual 4-H Achievement show completed here Friday night. Thirteen exhibits were selected for entry at the U. P. State three for Camp Shaw at Chatham, three for the state 4-H show in East Lansing and one for the Detroit State Fair.

Cerona Christensen of Hiawatha, who is in her eighth year in 4-H work will have her clothing exhibit in the Detroit State Fair. Barbara Freeland, a fifth year project member from Mueller and Sally Weiland, a third year member from Hiawatha will have clothing exhibits in the state 4-H show and Linda Dissinger, a third year member from Hiawatha will have a knitting exhibit at the state 4-H show. 320 Exhibits The following had exhibits selected for the U. P. State Fair: Home improvement, Carol Sanford and Katherine Coger, both of Mueller township; clothing--Cathy Graff of Hiawatha, Beth Tobin of Seney; knitting, Beverly Lustila Germfask: handicraft, Larry Blandford, and Ronald Sikarskie of Hiawatha, James Babbitt and Larry Miller of son, James Anderson and James Lee of Mueller township and Michael Maxson and Paul Carpenter of Seney.

Cerona Christensen was selected for the achievement booth delegate to Camp Shaw, with Rosemary Leach of Gulliver as alternate. The two clothing gates to Camp Shaw are Barbara Freeland of Mueller, a fifth year project member and Linda Dissinger of Hiawatha, a third, year member. Alternates are Lucille Schnurer of Fairview and Beth Tobin of Seney. The 4-H show here began Thursday night, when club bers placed their 320 Handicrafters had 41 exhibits, those in conservation, 17, clothing 105, gun safety, 51, foods, 27, child care 20, knitting 18, junior leadership 14, vocational study 13, first aid 4, home improvement 2, safety in the home 2, art 1, and electrical 5. Pin Winners Judging took place Friday morning and afternoon and was followed in the evening by 13 demonstrations by club members and the final show at 8:15 p.

in the MHS auditorium. The open house Friday was largely attended. Those giving the demonstrations were Sally Chartier and Sandra Saffer, demonstration of samples; Barbara Freeland and Rosalie Wagner, selecting 8 pattern; June Fagan, learning to use a sewing machine; Donald Lee and James Anderson, making a wheelbarrow; Billie Tennyson and Katherine Coger, table setting; Betty Osterhout, feeding a baby; Kathy Jahn, dressing a baby; Terry Cain, changing diaper; Patty New, making a sitter kit; Linda Grimes and Christine Stockholm, bathing a baby; Jan Villemure and Kay Muzzy, putting out fires; Cheryl Gilland, Bertha Wood and Elsa Sjogren, reporting a fire, and Lynn Schuster, entertaining with songs and games. Milo Gonser of Seney was master of ceremonies for the concluding program, which included flag pledges, a community sing led by J. Earl Cousineau, a boys and girls parade, announcement of winners by Nelson D.

Cushman and Mrs. Jerome Hoholik of the county extension staff, and a dress review. Was One Of Largest Winning dress review pins were Sandra Aldrich, Roberta Clausen and Greer Olson of Hiawatha, Karen Luukonen of Seney, Marilyn Miller of Thompson and Janice Leach of Gulliver. The final program, attended by about 450, also included a piano solo by Linda Bunker, a vocal solo by Karen Hulla and selections by The Barbershoppers, led by Fred Gorsche. "The quality of the exhibits was excellent and the show was one of the largest held in recent years.

We expect that the 4-H program will continue expanding, not only in the townships but in the city and even larger shows can be anticipated in the Nelson Cushman, county extension director reported. Edward Deloria Dies Suddenly Edward Deloria, 74, of Manistique died suddenly at 8 a. Sunday in Cloverland Lodge, where he had been a patient four years. Mr. Deloria was born in Fayette in October, 1874 and had spent most of his life here.

He retired as a woodsworker in 1950. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. (Lillian) Leach of Gulliver, Mrs. Howard (Merle) Latsch of Muskegon and Mrs. Phillip (Loretta) Maynard of Munising, 14 grandchildren and four great grandchildren.

His wife, Rose died in 1929. The body is at Messter-Broullire Funeral Home. Friends may call at the funeral home beginning Tuesday noon. Funeral services will be held from the funeral home at 10 a. m.

Wednesday. Burial will be in the Fairview Cemetery. ADI CAMP SHAW WINNERS in the 4-11 achievement show here were, left to right, Barbara Freeland, Linda Dissinger (in back) Lucille Schnurer and Beth Tobin. The latter two are alternates and the first two, delegates. (Linderoth Photo) OLIVER A-G6 Skidding tractor in good condition.

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We are deeply grateful to Rev. Fr. Arneth, for his constant spiritual comfort, to the Ladies of St. Ann, the committee who served dinner, to those who sent floral and spiritual bouquets, those who served as pallbearers, those who offered the use of their cars and the drivers. These and all other acts of kindness are deeply appreciated and shall always be remembered.

Signed: Mrs. Ethel La Vigne and Family 1352-106-14.