The Evening News from Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan • Page 7

THE EVENING im M. Ripley Manager NEWS OF Telephone 283 ST. IGNACE ISLAND SEEKS PWA HELP FOR IMPROVEMENTS May Bond Erect Park, Community Building and Swimming Pool, PROJECT TOTAL $83,000 MACKINAC ISLAND, Oct. 8 Efforts to take Mackinac Island out of the one-day tourist class through the aid of grants for community building sxyimming pool and city park at a iota! of 583,000 was under way today. Attorney H.

Fenlon returned Thursday from Chicago after filing the three projects. They have been numbered and are now lading in order of inspec- iME by engineers," Mr. Fenlon said. Mackinac Island will put through a bond issue to cover the sponsors share by voting at a special election if the PWA grants are given Of the $83,000 total Mackinac Island, which is now free.of debt, expects to underwrite about 545,000, while the government will furnish about 538,000. The Jargest project of the trio is a community building costing about 545,000, Fenlon said.

It is to be located next'to the Astor House on Market street and' will be suitable for conventions, basketball, dances and public meetings. The second is an outdoor swimming pool located between the roadway and the beach near thi Island House not far from the stone breakwater. The swimming pool cost is figured at 520.000. The third project is a city park. Part of the $18,000 to be spent on the park will be for razing the old Hotel Mackinac which is directly up from the pier and which will extend through to the Astpr House and Community Building on Market street.

"The Island is fast becoming a oncday resort," Mayor Robert Doud commented, and "we need thmg to keep, the average tourist here longer. The community building- is needed for our own people as well, while the swimming pool ---led because of the lack of ra- for bathing at the an said he would report his findings to the" city council this week. is convalescing from ta accident at Cheboygan six weeks ago when he lost part of the thumb aud index finger of his lelt hand, visited here Friday. Study Club One Aim of PTA Groups Library and Milk Fund Also on Program This Year DICKIE DARE V- Patent Office Trademark Registered Coulton Waugh YOU CANT FORCE THAT DOOR--- IT'S LOCKED! AN' TV WHOLE A MOTORS ST. IGNACE, Oct.

8-A librae- milk fund, child study club and onn hundred percent membership be the aims of the St. Usance Parent Teachers Association, according: to plans for the 1938-1939 school year. A study club for parents ani teachers is expected to be formed in the near future, according- Mrs. Kathleen M. Hecox, publicity chairman of the group.

"Deep interest was manifested in the first meeting," Mrs. Hecox "an3 a good program has been outlined for the year." 'It is hoped thai a. large number will join the study club," she said, "and enjoy its advantages to make the club worth The Rev. Simon Hocking discussed the library, functions and said the public 'la expected to make us-i of this new innovation. under Mrs.

H. Dettman, has reported success thus far, is aiming at 100 percent for the city. Mrs. John O'Ncil is chairman of the formation of a milk fund which organization should aid the fore of every child in school, she said. Teachers showed their eagerness to be useful by 100 percent attendance at the first meeting, Mrs Hecox said.

Chats About Weights And Measures Bj ERNEST IV. TUli POLAN'S CASE IS DISMISSED One of Two NoHiicfed By District Court, ST. Oct. 8-Thomas Bolan of St. Igancc, charged with larceny of government property was one of two persons whose cases were dismissed in U.

S. Dis trict Court this week. Twenty-one true bills were re turned by the grand jury including four Mackinac county -persons Russell Renshaw was to be tried Thursday, while the following pleaded guilty: Howard Beach, Cc- rlarvilJc; Leonard M-cGraw, Enga- dinc; both for embezzlement of a postal money order. State Democrats to Be Here October 17 ST. IGNACE, Oct.

Mackinac Democratic today was notified that LW'J. IS'ou-icki, Lc on Case and Theodore I. Fry. candidates for office on the state ticket next month would speak at St. Igance a week from Monday.

October 37, at a. on their way to the Sault for a speaking engagement thai PASSIOX PLAY TO BE SHOWN NEXT TUESDAY The Passion-play: "Christus" is to be shown at the LaSalle High school auditorium, next Tuesday at 8:00 p. The picture comes to St. Ignace after more, than 1950 showings throughout the various parts of the country. Scenes for hava been taken in the Holy Land and Egypt, in the geographical locations where the various events took place.

Seven reels ot films' comprise the picture. "Christus" carries the endorsement of hundreds of pastors, educators, and laymen. The picture is being brought to Ignace under the auspices of the- men of Zion Lutheran church. St. Ignace Churches ST.

IGXACK BRIEFS Edward H. Fenlon left Friday night on the Pennsylvania Central Airlines plane at the Sault 'for Detroit on business. R. B. Hinds, U.

post office inspector of Pctoskcy, called here and at Mackinac Island Friday cn- rou Federal Court at Mar- qiicttc io his home Eloiac Wj.zgins of Carp River spent (l, wcck MIE.S Ann Heco.x. Mrs. J. E. Quinn returned this week from a visit with her sister Mrs.

Russell Legg of Detroit Carl Couchois, Arthur Chambers and Evcrcd Rounds of Mackina- Island visited Friday at St. IgnactT Andrew and Arthur Keller of Rudyard. were Friday business visitors here. George Rutledgc ot Pickford, who ST. IGNACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Stuart IV.

Werner. Pastor Sunday: 9:30 m. school. 10:30 3.. m.

worship service. 10:00 j. m. district meeting of Ihe Women Missionary Society. Mrs.

Lewis. Prcsbytcrlal president, will be present to ZJO.N LUTHERAN St. Iin.ce LeRoy J. Brobcrr. Pastor 9:30 m.

church school. 7:30 p. vespers sermon. Tutsdmj: 8:00. m.

The Passion-Play: "Chrlstus" at the Auditorium, sponsored by the men the parish. Thursday: 8:00 Luther League. 9:30 m. Senior class Instructions. Sunday: The 16th, District Luther League Rally Eden church.

Munlsins- Luncheon 1:30 p. m. The service 7:00 BJtEVOJtT TRI.VITV CHURCH 9:30 ii Sunday achool. JOMS a. worship and Jiermon.

The Board of Deacons will meet alter Ihe service next Sunday. SEHViCK STAT1OX Consumer In buying petroleum products from the various sources available the consuming public should, educate and acquaint themselves to the various style devices ill use the service station. Just rcmembei that each divicc is mechanical in ihe hands of an attendant. careful and honest type of an attendant seldom has many difficulties with his equipment foe- he is careful to keep them in condition so that they will deliver the quantities which you ask for and receive. On the other hand the careless and shiftless attendant is not being honest with himself or you as a customer.

He may even short you to a greater extent than the dishonest attendant of which there are very few. Therefore it is well that the several devices used in connection with the various type pumps and other equipment be studied. It will be found that each is a "tell tale" device of some form. If you cannot readily understand their use it be well to consult your local sealer. A few suggestions are listed below: Be sure that the'gasoline pump is at zero before delivery is begun.

If a visible type pump, determine if the hose should or should not be drained. A "wet hose" is one which is full of liquid at all times and has the control at the extreme end. A "dry hose" is the type that must be drained in order to complete the delivery. If the pump is of the blind type (not employing the visible bowl) it has some form or "tell tale" or device to show that the system is full. Determine in what manner this should operate.

Transmission and scar lubricants arc delivered from measuring devices which should indicate the quantities they deliver or should have a sign attached in p. conspicu ous manner which informs tn amount to be delivered. Other types of pumping devices for kerosene, fuel oils and other li quid products arc, in the mos cases, measuring units of the blind type. EC sure that they arc at tht zero position before and after de livery as this completes the cycle for which 1 they were designed. Oil is delivered in several ways to the purchasing public and cart should be taken that the measure is not dented.

Canned oil is a "packaged" product and must havx the contents plainly marked on the outside of the container. Oi! bottles are used to a great extent In filling stations and it is well to note if the bottles are properly filled This applies to all measures as well. Oil is a viscous liquid and ample time should be allowed for complete draining. Service Station Oper.ilors The 'following rules are ones Sunday In Sault Churches FIRST BAPTIST CHUKCH arold Hayward. M.

Lay services as iollowi: "he ffie eP! 0 4t' lS ASroSett a Wl Junior church atioioo unde lirectjon Mrs. Barnes. Morning worship in auditorium. Mr I. on preach.

Anthem choir. "He Shall Go Out With Joy." J--JS a. m. Sunday school hour. 5:00 p.

m. Junior-intermediate u. Willis will council. p. m.

Senior fl. Y. p. u. 1:20 p.

ni. organ prelude by Mrs. Jones. vcnin C-worship service. Anthem by choir Divine Attend Our Tf 1 enh will preach.

Monday 7:30 p. m. Scouts. MUST ClU'ltCJI OF CHRIST Corner Spruce and Osuurn Paul Bcrthoid. Minister 533 Osborn, Phone 551 Sunday: 10:00 Bible school.

This Is Rally Day and a record attendance is expected The junior choir will sins. The Lord's Supper. A special service will follow lor nil new members. Scr niou, "What Is Expected of Me. As Member of the Church of Christ?" Young people's meeting.

bclicl" servjce Sermon, "Un- Botli choirs will meet on "their regular nights for rehearsal. Wednesday: 7:30 prayer 7:30" The Loyal sisters clars will meet with Mrs. Paul Bcrihold, 533 Qsborn. CtO.UUJtXC U.NTON CHURCH Charles A. Hobs.

Pastor 10 a. m. Sunday school of the Bible 11 a. ni. morning worship.

An Insplr- ational. service of son and prayer followed witn the sermon by the pastor Monda5 3'oung people's STlBLl.NCVn.LE CIIUKCU 1:30 Rev. Charles A. Hoos will conduct services. Special music and singing followed by a Gospel sermon of Bible PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Charles A.

Hoos, Paste- 1:30 p. m. Sunday school of the Bible. r. Wilson Turner.

Supt. p. m. preaching service. SyccIM music -and song follov.cd by the sermon 8 Wednesday, tiravcr Place will be announced the AU.F..VVIU.E X.ION LUTHERAN World hanSC eS! ChrlSt Ior Changing 2:00 p.

m. Sunday jchool. 3:00 Divine service and srrmon. Seventeenth Sunday after Trinity, tioris Moilt5 confirmation instruc- SAUI.T MQVJK PATRONS TAT $6,000 ix fil TAXKS The fil direct and hidden taxes ncludad in the price of the average movie ticket drain more than SS.OOO annually from Sault Saintc Marie's 2,300 movie-going families, stales National Consumers Tax Commission. "More than 16 percent of the price of an average admission ticket is owe to the imposition of 41 federal and 20 state and local tax levies," the commission adds, basing- its conclusions on attendance figures compiled by the Bureau of Economics in the U.

S. Department of Agriculture. FOR SALE OR LEASE Established Restaurant, Beer Garden Will sell or improved busmw, property on SUte street, St. Ignacc, half block ferry dock with re.t.ura^ Kir tavern busmess. For further information "Lazy Bob," St.

Ignace, Mich. niu Uiius which have been compiled after a thorough study of the service station equipment and methods of operation was made. Accurate measure and satisfied customers should be the attendant's concern and, this being true, close ad- herance to the following rules will help your business. Gasoline Pumps Always prime each pump each morning before serving customers. Visible "wet hose" (nozzle at the end of hose) type of pumps will not give accurate measure unless hosc is completely full of liquid.

Remember that a drained hose at night will not fill the following morning by merely filling the glass pw'- Hosc contains "compressed air" from bend in hose upward to nozzle. To eliminate this air open nozzle into "night drain" or container or measure and draw off five gallons (when bowl full) com plctely fill the hose by washing out all air. Visible pumps must alwavs be full before deliveries arc made. In other words, always start from the zero mark. Just remember, this is the accurate way as well as saving time and customer arguments.

Old style, hand-operated, blind and meter type electric pumps may have leaky foot valves. sure and prime each morning and more often if necessary. All visible pumps must be exactly plumb at all times to deliver accurately. This means markers must show the of linuirf or the same "bubble." I 1'AIUSH Vf, Combcllacfc. Pastor BlalrviMe: worship at 9.

Bible school at I'ic'riford: JioriiJns worship at 10:30. Pastor's subject "Jesus and the People." Bible school at 11:30. Evening service nt 7:30. featuring special musical numbers followed by Gospel message. Tuesday Epworth League crvfce nCSday CVC inBl 5 Cr a prElsc IlcTour: Bible school at 10 a.

m. Divine worship at 2:30 FIRST' CHURCH Or CJiJUST SCin.NTIST Church Kditicc. Courl Slrrcl 10:30 a. in. Morning Service.

Subject: Arc Sin Disease and Death 11:45 a. m. Sunday School. 8:00 p. m.

Evening Service. Reading noom. lame location, open wccK days, except Wednesdays and holidays, from 3 to p. m. riSfSBVTERlAN CIll'KCU BtTour, Mlehliin ch K.

Jones. Minister ie '-ce. 10:30 a. tn. Sermon ine tar-Rcachlnc nule of God." Pastor comment: "The Problems of PatDot- Amhim by the choir.

"Thai Beau- Sundjy school pastor's Bible class. 11:30 11. m. service. 7:30 p.

m. Sermon: Meela Christ Pastor's commtnt: "Enlarging Evanjclistlc Activities. Choruses by the clioir under dt- rcctlon ot 1S O'Blenes. "AJmchlUB with and "Follow the Gleam." 7:30 p. choir practice.

7:30 p. mid-wtek semcc for prayer and Bible study. The pastor win attend the meeting of Synod in this week. EMM LUTHERAN CHURCH Eureka and Second SIj. 10:00 a.

m. Sunday school. 11:00 a. m. Holy Communion.

p. vesper service. Wednesday: 2:30 p- m. Ladles Aid Society ciitcriam- cd by Mrs. Selma DMglcl.Mi.

109 Eureka St. 7:30 p. m. choir rehearsal. Thursday: 7:30 p.

rn. Luther League. Friday: 7:30 p. m. Missionary Society.

Chas Pl aca ot nccun? will be announced on Sunday p. m. board meeting pirsonagc. BETHEL LUTHERAN CHUJICH Cedarvlllc MaUon, Pastor 10:00 a. m.

Bundayi school. 2:30 p. m. worship' in Swedish. ECKERMAN Mr.

and Mrs. H. E. Sheldon, who re spendi-ig a few days in expected to return to Eckcr- man Thursday. Miss Mildred Johnson spent Wednesday night with Gladys Green in the Sault and they left Thursday for the teachers convcn- tion at Escanaba.

Mr and Mra Johnson and son, Lyndon spent Sunday with Mr i Johnson's sister, Mrs. Little and i family near Newbcrry. Mr. HT rs Ear i Johnson, JIIss Mildred Johnson and Zim- merman spent Wednesday in thr Satiit. Mr.

anti rs v. Moulding spent Sunday with friends in Kcwberry. Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson, Chrh and Phil Johnson from Ncwberry were callers in Eckerman Wednesday cnroute to the Sault -Mrs.

Lena Warner spent last week-end with her daughters and Mr. and Mrs. William Fagin. Mrs. 'n the i Watch this carefully.

Freezing ami i thawing weather and pumps aftcr 'delivery.) struck by cars cause this out of! cvcr sta a blind struck by cars cause'this out of plumb condition. Each station should have a lest measure and use it. Jt the yard- slick for gasoline pumps. Do not wait for the sealer to test i your-pumps. It Is your duty.

Keep the condemn tags off by carefully watching your pumps and thus build 'stomer confidence; Never paint over or deface, any way, the seals attached to your pump. pump (hsntl operated) or (electric-driven) unless the dial is at the zero position. Stamped Silver Dollar Delivered Through Mail OMAHA. Miller, -j, received a silver dollar as a birth- flay gift from her grandfather, J. t.

Thomas of Birmingham, Ala. Joy's addrtss on cii.NTRAi, METHODIST' CIIUKCII Ross w. SidaJtPs. Church school at 10:00 ivcry olliccr tender Is aiked be little early, oh ol the ncwlv promoted classes. The usonilng worship scirlce will be conducted by the iiastor.

assisted by the choir under the direction of Mr. Karl P. Thomas- The hour is 11:00 The Kpworin service at 6:30 p. in. will bs an echo service Iroin Jllch- unnie Several of the hlch school leaguers who attended the institute In the summer will make reports.

On Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock will be the rcsular stated monthly mt'cMiig of the official board and all members are urged to attend. CHUltCll Pastor KUUVARI) Stuart W. Werner. Sunttav: 10:00 a. m.

Sunday 7:30 p. m. service. Sermon: Arc we believers or arc we wreckers?" mid-week service this week due 'to the nastor's attendance the meeting of the Synod of Michigan. RUDYAItn BIJII.C T.tBER.VACI.E Clifford E.

Nixon, Pastor 10:00 n. m. morning worship Him." a. ni. Sunday school hour.

p. m. Evangelistic en and Who Will Be There." SI. JAMES' KriSCOfAL CIIVKCU A. lllarkbuni.

itrclor Seventeenth After Trinity S'CO a. in. Jloly Coinuiuntan. 10:00 a. in.

Sunday School a. ui. Communion. IM.IIAXt'llL LUTJItBAX CIIITKCU Corner Nolle and l-Joc Streets Hey. E.

c. Jiupp, Pastor Scvcntecnih Sunifny niter Trinity IS Sunday school. 1 11 ThC tor On Sunday. Oct. IE.

there will be 110 Sunday school nor services, because of ihc abaence of the pastor from the city -MtTHODIST CHVRCII CorneriCourl and Ann Sis V. Hay Russell. Pastor 10:00 a. m. Sunday School.

11:00 a. in. Preaching Service. p. m.

Young People's Service 1:30 p. m. Evening Service 1:30 p. m. Prayer Meeting.

Collie Mother Averages 11.7 Pups a Year CHAMPAIGN. 111. may not be registered or have ribbons and medals but she claims the honor of having given birth to 70 pups the six years she has lived. Collio first broke into headlines during one of the stormiest Febru- ai-ica in weather history when she became the mother of "l3 puppies. never numbered Her litters have less than eight.

She ia a collis fuil-bloodcd but not registered and her puppies bring in a good income to her master, F. E. Wright Furnishes Bristles WASHINGTON Most of the bristles used In tooth-brushes over the world come from North China. FAKIS1I John J. strike.

Pastor Algonquin 10:00 a. ni. Sunday School. 7:30 m. Evening Worship.

Subject: Am 1 nenl Chrlstl.n?" A Call to Wor- yca, I Have Goodly Pleasant PlaccsT HeritBEc." Larch 10:00 m. MornhiK Worship. The Sabbath School will meet Immediately following the prcachinj service. 7:30 p. m.

Prayer Meeting. Parkcrvltlc m. Morning Worship. 3:00 p. m.

Indian Mission Ecrvlce. ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN E. Fourth, Sivlnton L. It.

Ahlman, Pastor R. in. Sunday school. Service at Ncwbcrry. VIIIST CHUIiClI Rev.

John VcrStraatc, D. D. raster 11:00 morning worship. Honorable Name. 1:20 cvtnlnc worship.

Sermon Will Do Done." 10:00 Scmdav school. 6:30 Tunis' Club. Sermon: "The "Thy I'RESnYTEltlAN CHUUCII Kaflcr, Mlchlcnn 3:00 wonhlp service. 13r. VerStraalc will preach.

The Church Is The First Thing A Dictator Muzzles Which that Christianity is the greatest bulwark against Fascism, Communism and Take your stand next Sunday morning on the w- of Democracy Dictatorship. Attend Some Church YOU WILL BE MOST WELCOME AT St. sue Help Oth Mrs. Bert Curfa'si What Others Say Iconsider eKe Salvation Army is doing a worth while work in thi community. They reach a group of people who are not contacted bjr the various churches, in fact, would not go inside a church.

They are deserving of your support. A. WESLEY CLARKE. The ministry of the Salvation Army to the needy and ncfdcclcd in our community is a long and honorable one. For this reason it merits the liberal support of every one in the coming drive for funds.

REV. JOHN VER STRAATE. For many years have carefully observed the work of the Salvation Army in this community, and it has been of the highest character and important to the life of the community. It deserves and has earned our support. WM.

B. ROBERTSON. The Ira D. MacLachlaii Post Of The American Legion Appeals To SauU Citizens To Coiitrihiite The 82.5OO Needed For Salvation Army Work. October 10th to 17th WHERE YOUR DONATIONS WENT LAST YEAR lo Religious Activities Indoor meeting, held 324, attendance I 34 street meet, onii.

workcrs attending 1, 36 visiting hospital, jail, 904 hours; pastoral calls 45 6 hours. Character Building and Young Peoples' Work Sunday school 5 2 meetings, with 832 classes and 4,468 in attendance. Educational classes and other youth group meetings 260. Total attendance 5,770. Relief, Family and Transient Number of families given relief 4 19.

or 1 ,847 individuals 1 8 ncwand usccl 8' vc 4. .100. Transients given meals Christmas baskets 83; toya and treats at Christmas time persons; relief calls, investigation, 394 hours. Prison Work Meetings at the county jail 52; periodicals distributed 650. -Maturnity Hospital One girl sent to the Detroit home and hospital from Chip- pcwa County.

GIVE THIS FINE COMMUNITY PROGRAM YOUR ROYAL SUPPORT BY CONTRIBUTING TO THE FUND DURING THIS COMING WEEK Is Human To Give Is Divine 1.