The Evening News from Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan • Page 5

Scliweigert vs. Schneider In State's 37th District EVENING NEWS, SAULT STE. MARIE, SEPT. DETROIT Here are (he nominees in Tuesday's elcc- tion for Michigan's 33 State Sen; ate seats: 1st S. Fitz- 1 gerald Albert J.

Thorburn X. Youngblood Jr. 'D'. Herbert 0. Steiger F.

Rozycki Charles A. Grady A. Youns 'D'. Edward L. McDcrmott F.

O'Brien Jr. William L. Magiil 6th Basil Brown Ross C. Richardson 7th Raymond D. Dzenclzel Billy Shuttlcworth 'R'.

J. O'Brien (D). Samuel Koch iR 1 Novak (D 1 Ellis J. Bonner iR 1 Hart (D 1 Albert S. Coriaty iR 1 E.

McCauley Edward J. O'Donnell (Ri. 12th Edward J. Robinson Douglas B. Thomas 13th Terry L.

Troutt iD 1 Gerald B. Fincke (R 1 McCarthy (D 1 (Paul M. Chandler (R 1 Capt. and Mrs. Robert Schroder, commanders of the Sault Salvation Army unit, who are being transferred to Michigan City, were honored Tuesday night by members of the Salvation Army Advisory board and their wives at a dinner at Holiday Inn.

The Schraders were presented a money gift by Egbert Talsma (right), chairman of the board. Later, the Schradsrs were guests at a reception at the Salvation Army Citadel. (Evening News Photo) MOOSE MEETING TONIGHT 8P.M. RIVERSIDE DRIVE ELKS FAMILY FISH FRY FRIDAY FOR ELKS AND GUESTS 5:30 TO 8 P. M.

B.P.O.E. 552 WIGWAM TAVERN BARBEAU, MICH. FISH .,1.25 FRIDAY SATURDAY 4 P. M. to 11 P.

M. Noon to 9 P. M. RAINBOW INN M-28 at Brimley Corners FISH FRY EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT Serving from 5 P.M. IOC All you can eat I.AJ Man Faces Charges Of Recklessness A wild chase down Riverside Drive at speeds up to 100 mph about 4:25 a.

m. today resulted in the arrest of a 22-year-old Sault man. Richard D. Scott. 1003 Johnstone on charges of reckless driving, city police said this morning.

According to the police report, a patrol car headed west on E. Portage Ave. near the Armory, was passed by a car traveling east at a high rate of speed. The patrol car gave chase from Mission St. to the Antlers Cabins at speeds ranging from 70 to 100 mph.

As the car neared Gardenville Road, Scott turned into a private drive, pulled behind a house and shut off his lights. As the patrol car turned into che drh Scott turned on his lights and started from his position, sideswiped a tree with the left side of the car, traveled about 10 feet more and hit another tree with the right front fender, police said. The officer threw a spotlight on the car and ordered the driver to stop. However, he put the car in reverse and backed into a corner of the house. The patrolman blocked the driveway with the police car.

Scott attempted an end-run around the cruiser, but wound up in a ditch, according to the report. He was lodged in the city jail on a reckless driving charge, and appeared before Municipal Judge James J. Fenlon this morning, where he was continued for hearing until Sept. 8, police said. Smith Loses Supervisor Race At Whitefisli The Whitefisli township primary election results were announced today by Leo Zantop, township clerk.

According to Zantop. incumbent Supervisor Vern Smith was dei feated by Patrick Graham, 12282. Also elected were Leo Zantop. clerk, 163: Dorothy Chartran, treasurer, 167; Wells Bacon, trustee, 132. The last three named were unopposed, Zantop said.

Hikers Head For Bridge Upwards of 30 hikers, members of the International Walkers Association of America, opened another leg of their marathon journey in eastern Upper Peninsula. The walkers are participating in a 100-mile physical fitness hike from Batchawana River, Ont, to the Mackinac Bridge. The schedule calls for the group to reach the Mackinac Bridge Saturday. Thirty-three hikers, including veterans from the 19S3 walk from Alpena to Mackinac Bridge, started from Batchawana River on Monday morning. Tiie group reached Sault Ste.

Marie yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock. Obituary Lilah Bradford I Word had been received here of the death Wednesday of Mrs. Stephen S. i Lilah) Bradford of 21' i Dickinson Ave. S.E..

Grand Rap-; ids. Mrs. Bradford was the wid- i ow of the late Stephen Bradford, i a former manager of the Michi-! gan Bell Telephone Co. in the' Sault. I Mrs.

Bradford is survived by a daughter. Nora Mary, and three grandchildren. Funeral services are scheduled for Friday at Grand Rapids. Shepherd Rites The Hovie F'uneral Home announces that funeral services for Anne Shepherd, who died Wednesday, are still incomplete pending the arrival here of members of the family. Friends may call at the funeral home this evening beginning at 7 o'clock.

Campbell Rites The body of Vernon W. Campbell, who died at his home in i Denver, is expected to arrive in the Sault late today or Friday morning, Hovie Funeral Home officials said today. Friends may call at the Hovie Funeral Home beginning at p. m. Friday.

Funeral arrange-' ir.ents will be announced later. M. Levin (D), George W. Kuhn J. Oberholtzer Robert J.

Huber W. O'Brien (D), Lynn D. Allen F. Dannemiller Gilbert E. Bursley L.

Archer Haskell L. Nichols Johnson Ed-; gar B. Lincoln 21st Vande Vord Jr. Garry E. Brown S.

Danley Charles 0. Zollar C. Wickett Harold James Volkema 24th Griffiths S. Don Potter R. Dunn Gordon Rockwell T.

Bowman Donald Brown Romano Homer W. Hazelton J. Wright Jr. (DK Frank D. Beadle Lane (D), Loren M.

Herfurth 30th Joseph H. Kurka Jr. Emil Lockwood W. Blake (D 1 Robert Vander Laan L. Weeber Milton Zaagman B.

Vanderploeg Oscar W. Bouwsma T. Hart (D), R. Dewey Stearns R. Ireland I'D), Robert L.

Richardson Jr. J. Gershon (D), Harold B. Hughes (RK M. Schneider (D).

Thomas F. Schweigert iRK S. Mack Frank C. Moody A dinner lost night in the MacLoren Sun Room of War Memorial Hospital honored Dr. and Mrs.

Claire H. Clausen on the occasion of Dr. Clausen's retirement as head of the hospital's department of radiology. Present were members of the hospital's board of trustees, medical staff, administration and department heads. Left to right are: Dr.

L. E. Read, chairman of the board of trustees; Dr. and Mrs. Clausen; Harry Selby, X-ray technologist, who presented a gift on behalf of department heads; Dr.

Kenneth j. Shouldice, hospital administrator; Dr. Dale Scott, president- elect of the medical staff, who addressed the group in the absence of Dr. H. R.

Ai- lott, chief of staff; and Dr. Tony Trapasso, master of ceremonies. Localisms City firemen responded to three' closely spaced alarms this morning, the first-at 8:28 a. m. to 'the William Brown 422 Gros Cap, where a leaky furnace caused no damage, firemen said.

The second, at 8:35 a. was at the Elsie Isaacson residence. 1501 W. Fifth Ave. Firemen said lightning struck a chimney on the house, tearing a hole in the roof.

There was no fire damage, they. said. The third came at 9:41 a. m. at the corner of Easterday and Ashmun St.

to extinguish a blaze in a refuse truck. The de-: partment ambulance was called to the Sault Locks at 8:40 a. m. to remove a sick seaman from the steamer Ashland. Road Project LANSING (AP.i A modernization project on nearly 10 miles of 15 in Tuscola County will be completed and opened i to traffic at noon Friday, re- i ports the State Highway Department.

Opening of the near half a million dollar widening project will eliminate a 15 mile detour. OOOOCXXXXXXXXXX5OOOOCXDG MACE HAS CHICKEN Burgers! MlJRPH'S HAMBURGERS "HOME OF THE DELICIOUS MURPHBURGER" 1608 4th Ave. Hours: II a.m. 'til 1 Sat. 'til 2 a.m.; Sun.

1 p.m. 'til- 1 a.m. Dial 2-9371 When a river or stream ders. it is imitating the vagaries of the ancient Maeander. in Asia Minor.

The river is now called by- its Turkish name, Buyuk Men- deres. READ THE ADS IN THE NEWS Two Injured Iii Auto Mishap Two Rudyard residents were hospitalized for treatment of minor injuries and for observation Wednesday following an auto mishap early in the day on M-48 west of Rudyard. They were Irene Driscoll, 49, and Margaret Brown, 50. passengers in a car driven by Jeanne Killan, 22, of Rudyard. State i police said Miss Killan lost control of her vehicle on a sharp i curve and the car was ditched.

John Driscoll. 63, was also treated for injuries. Paul M. Chandler of Livonia, a former resident ot the Sault, won his bid for the Republican nomi- nation for state senator from the i 14th district. Chandler has been a state legislator fro: the same area.

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