The Escanaba Daily Press from Escanaba, Michigan • Page 3

Friday, Augvut 14, 1970 ESCAMABA DAILY PRESS. Eieanaba, Michigan Page Three Police Arrest Theft Suspect Peter Milter, 21, 1213 Ludington wm arrested and charged with breaking and entering by City Police early this morning after he was identified by three witnesses. Officers alleged that Miller broke a window at the Bloom- etrom and Peterson jewelry and ran off with several Hems of jewelry. James Dubord 930 Ste- phenaon Donna Ross, 422 S. 10th and Mark King, 636 N.

20th told police officers that they heard the crash from the breaking glass and aaw a man, whom they later identified as Miller, running away and dropping items. The three witnesses picked up several rings and pins and brought them to the police station, where they reported the incident, officers said. Miller was arrested when he to the scene. He is currently in the Delta County Jail awaiting arraignment in District Court Tuesday at 2 p. m.

Bethany Lutheran Church At Perkins 75 Years Old Obituary GUSTAV K. LIERMAN Funeral services for Gustaf K. Lierman were conducted at ajn. today at All Saints Church with Msgr. Matt let te officiating.

Burial was in Femwood Cemetery. Military rites were conducted at the graveside by the August Mattson Legion Post, Warren Brown, chaplain. Pallbearers were Gale Wescott, Karl W. Johnson, Frank Quinn, Hahner SkoquiM, John Hillewaert and Ben Butler. CORRECTION In our Pres sad, The ENGLISH IMPORT SALAD priced at 2.99 the correct SET was Inadvertantly price should have been 4.99.

THYBERG'S, INC. By REV. PETER LAAN1NEN Bethany Luthran Church of Perkins will celebrate its 75th Anniversary this weekend. The congregation was organized on August 14, 1895, with 19 charter members and 21 children. They were organized as the Swedish Evangelical Bethany Lutheran Church.

Charter members were Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Carlson, Mr.

and Mrs. Peter DahJsten, Mr. Alex Dahlsten, Mr. and Mrs. John Hed, Mr.

and Mrs. John Nelson and daughter, Selma, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Norden, Mr. and Mrs.

Claus Olson and son, Marten, and Mr. and Mrs. Nels Satter strom. Met in Hemes The congregation first met in homes and in the school house which is presently the Perkins Town Hall. In 1903, the church building was constructed on land given to the congregation by Swen Hall.

The church building was dedicated Nov. 8, 1910. In 1935, an addition was made to the church which serves ae the fellowship hall. The Swedish language was used in the Mfe of the congregation from the very beginning. In 1931, English was used for the first time in the minutes of the congregation.

By 1939, English had replaced Swedish in all the areas of the life. Sunday School Started A Sunday School was started when the congregation was formed in 1895. It was active until 1918, when it ceased to function due to lack of children in the congregation. In 1933, the Sunday School was re-organized and has been an active part of the life since. A Ladies' Aid was organized by 1913.

In 1948, it became the Women's Missionary Society and then in 1963 became a charter member of the Lutheran Church Women of the Lutheran Church in America. During 75 years, Bethany has been served by 19 pastors. In the early years the congregation was served by pastors from Negaunee and Esc ana ba. From 1906 to 1963, the congregation was served by pastors from Gladstone. In 1963, the congregation joined with Faith First Lutheran Church.

Tre- The dinner will be followed nary, also became a part of by an Anniversary Program at the parish. Events Planned From its beginning, the congregation was affiliated with the Augustana Lutheran church. It is now affiliated with the Lutheran Church in America. The congregation now has 80 confirmed members and 38 baptised children. In celebrating the 75th anniversary, the congregation has planned the following events.

On Saturday at 8 p. a Service of Thanks and Rededica- Lutheran Church, Rock, to tion will be held with a coffee form the Rock- Perkins Luth-! hour following. 2 p. m. Included hr the pro-1 gram will be a reading of the history, musical numbers, congregational singing, and greetings.

Among those bringing gretings will be the Rev. Clifford Peterson, former pastor of the congregation. An exhibit of historical items will also be on display. All former members and friends of the congregation are invited to attend. Schedules Set For Students eran Parish, which has been served by a resident pastor since that time.

Early this year, Escanaba Area Marching Band Rehearsals Start The Escanaba Area High School Marching Band will begin rehearsals at 8 a. m. Monday in the high school bandroom, Director John Chown announced today. All members of Jhe band are required to attend to prepare for the upcoming football Mason. The band will make its first home appearance Friday, Sept.

18, with pregame and halftime programs as the Eskymo football team faces SauU Ste. Marie. The band will be dressed in new uniforms, replacing the present uniforms which are 11' yeans old. On Sunday, the worship service will be held at 10:30 a. m.

Included as part of the service will be the dedication of the new addition which houses a kitchen, a heating plant, and rest room. Dr. Theodore Matson, president of the Wisconsin-Upper Michigan Synod of the Lutheran Church in America, will preach and conduct the dedication. The Anniversary Dinner will be served by the Women of Bethany at noon. MRTtf PI.7IMM WE ALSO 00 PRINTING Briefly Told Safety Patrol and Service Squad members from the I Franklin and Jefferson Schools 1 should meet with their principal, Ken Myllyka, near the grandstand at the U.

P. State Fair between 10 and 10:30 a. m. on Tuesday, Aug. 18, for their passes and free tickets.

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He had been seriously ill for the peat 10 weeks. He was bom March 26, 1906 and had attended the Escanaba Public Schools. He moved to Milwaukee about 35 years ago and retired from the Allen Bradley Co. there. He is survived by his widow; one daughter; nine grandchildren; two sisters, Edna and Mn.

Hjalmer Wilson of Escanaba; flour brothers, Paul and Edward of Escanaba, John of Gladstone and Ernest of Milwaukee. Funeral servies will be conducted Monday morning in Milwaukee. Escanaba High School students can obtain 1970-71 jH-hedules at the high school beginning Monday, Principal Rov Hivila announced today. Students should according to the following schedule: Should rt be inconvoment to pick up the scheduled on the recommended day, a student should attempt to do so sometime during the four-dav period. Hivila said.

No fees will be collected at this time. Transfer students are to register with guidance counselors next Thursday or Friday or Appointment of Mrs. Deborah 1 during the week of Aug. 24-28. Fortner as a member of the Students should locate class- Bay de Noc Community Col- rooms and lockers immediate- lege faculty is announced by ly after obtaining schedules.

Dr. William G. Butt, Academic All students will report di- Dean. rectly to classrooms on the first Mrs. Fortner will become the day of school, Monday, Aug.

first fulltime faculty member at 31. the college to teach foreign Hivala also Esky- language. She will be respon-. pedes yearbooks have arrived sible for teaching first and sec- and may be picked up by those Mrs Deborah Fortner Mrs. Fortner Joins Faculty Sayklly's Has A 'New Look' One of oldest businesses has a "New The Confectionary, which has been in business under the same family Dor over 40 years, has completed remodeling of the store front at 1304 Ludington St The center entrance of the building was removed in favor of a facade of glass angled away from the sidewalk to the main entrance in the comer, improving customer service and brightening the display space.

The business is operated by Josephine and Margaret Say- kliy. Brother, Fred Sayklly, owns Candies which got its start in the store before growing into a larger building. Their parents, Joseph and Mary Sayklly, founded the Ludington St. store. Williams Plans Escanaba Visit G.

Mennen Williams, former Michigan governor and a candidate for the Supreme Coart of Michigan, will be In Eaeanaba Wednesday, Ang. 19. on a campaign tear of the Upper Pentnsala. Williams Is seliedmled te attend a 6 p. m.

dinner at the Sherman Hotel and then to campaign at the V. P. State Fairgrounds about 7:36 p. m. Infant Son Of Earl LaCounts Dies In Lena SPALDING Earl L.

LaCount, nine month old eon of Mr. and Mrs. Earl LaCount, of Lena, died suddenly Thursday afternoon. at St. Hospital in Green Bay.

He was born Oct. 26, 1969. Surviving besides his parents are his paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy LaCount of Lena and his maternal grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. John Kirschner of Spalding. Friends may call after 7 pm. today at the Soulek Funeral Home at Lena and a vigil service will be conducted at 9 p.m. today.

Graveside services will be held Saturday morning at the Spalding Township Cemeterq. ond year French, as well first and second year Spanish. She will also have charge of the newly constructed foreign language laboratory on the new campus. Mrs. Fortner is a graduate of Sophie Newcomb College, of Tulane University in New Orleans.

She holds a Degree from Indiana State University, Terre Taute, Ind. In addition she has taken graduate work at Utah State University and has also studied at Guadalajara. Jalisco. Mexico. Prior to her appointment, Mrs.

Fortner taught French and Spanish at North Carolina Wesleyan College at Rocky Mount, N. C. She is the mother of two children, a daughter who attends the University of Texas end a son at home. who placed orders tivities office. at the ac- Nah.ua Adv.

Forest Tmbtr Salt Mr. and Mrs. Ray Schroeder and sons, Dick, Greg and Don of Lombard, 111., are vacationing at the Bill Sass cabins. Mr. and Mrs.

Chester Oat- houdt of Manistique were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Schaefer. Nehma Club met Tuesday evening at the Civic Center. After the business meeting cards were played with the guest award going to Mrs.

Robert Ritter. Lunch was served by the hostesses for the evening, Mrs. Edward Tobin and Mrs. Frank Sefcik. National Forest Timber Sele.

Hiawatha National Forest, G-2 Plantation Sale, located within Section 1, T39N, R22W, Michigan Meridian. Sealed bids will be received by the Forest Supervisor. Escanaba. Michigan up to 2:00 p.m., local time at place of bid opening. September 15, 1970 for an estimated 652 Rough Cords of timber marked or otherwise designated for cutting.

The estimated volume by specie product and the minimum acceptable bid rate is: 652 Rough Cords Red and Jack Pine Posts and Puipwood Jack Pine) at $3.18 per Rough Cord. This is a stria 11-business set-aside sale. Bids from others will be considered if no valid bid is received from a small- busi ness concern. The required bid guarantee is $100.00. Full information concerning the timber, the conditions of sale, be obtained from the District Ranger, Rapid River, Michigan or Forest Supervisor, UJ5.

Forest Service, Escanaba, Michigan. Adv. frem newspapers than all at ber THE NEW LOOK Marge Jo Invite You To Drop In Sunday From 1 P. M. To 5 P.

M. And See SAYKLLY'S NEW LOOK Drawing Will Htld Sunday, 5 P. M. NOTICE DELTA COUNTY DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES A Spedai Reminder The Delta County Democratic Convention will be held at the Delta County Building, Saturday, Auffust 15, 1976 at 6:66 P. M.

Delegates nominated at the August 4 primary election. Democratic candidates nominated at the election. Democratic Ceunty Officers and Commissioners are urged to attend. All other Interested Democrats are invited to attend and participate in the Business of the Convention. DELTA COUNTY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE NOROERT C.

MURPHY, CHAIRMAN 1419 Ludington St. Escanaba, Michigan NOTICE BIDS ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED BY THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, RAPID RIVER, MICHIGAN. Workman's compensation, gasoline, No. 1 fuel oil ond No. 4 fuel oil.

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