The Evening News from Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan • Page 10

THE EVENING NEWS, SAULT STE. MARIE. JUNE 10, 1970! Armour's Star-1 Ib. pkg. SLICED BACON Armour's Star-Young Steer BEEF LIVER U.S.D.A.

Good Beef RIB STEAKS Probate Judge James A. Henderson, who is retiring from office at the end of his current term, studies one of the treasured documents of the court, it is the first probate register, started in 1826, nine years before Michigan became a court. It contains documents signed by Judge Audrain, the first probate officer in this county, wtih atfestments by James Schoolcraft, brother of the historian Henry Rowe Schoolcraft, who was the county's first register of deeds. (Evening News Photo) James A. Henderson To Retire After 14 Years As Chippewa Probate Judge Judge James A.

Henderson, who has headed the Chippewa county Probate court for the past 14 years, and who has devoted almost a quarter of a century to public service, is "The statutes of the State of! time I will have reached Michigan state that a Judge of; retirement said Judge Probate is ineligible to be Henderson. elected to that office once he i A practicing lawyer in the reaches the age of three score Sault since 1932. Henderson first Campus Extremists Are Compared To McCarthy JL and ten years. My present term went into county service shortly retiring from office at the office will expire Dec. after World War II when he was piration of his present term.

11970 and shortly before that appointed prosecuting attorney. He subsequently was re-elected I to that post and served for a total of 10 years as prosecutor before becoming probate 1-1 years ago, succeeding Violet B. Vail. Henderson says that although CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) tor's successful re-election bidders were disappointments and! Harvard President Nathan S.

Pusey says the nation's campuses are being disrupted by student and faculty extremists bent on destroying the existing higher educational system. Addressing seniors at the uni- quickly versity's annual baccalaureate i targets, ceremonies Tuesday, Pusey in 1952. "As long as I remained in Appleton he had taken no public notice of me." Pusey said, "but when I came into the light of the Harvard presidency I was numbered among his frustrations in his work as a probate judge, particularly in the juvenile division of the i court, he the 14 years as judge were the most challenging and rewarding in his long legal handling of juvenile affairs, suc as providing for more and i botter fosler iomes He said he i ec i the expansion of the work Labeling McCarthy a "symbol said those he cited had revived of chicanery, and dia- the 1950s methods of the lateibolical evil," Pusey said the Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy, rous-jlate senator used the "big lie" juvenile officer division ing "hate and anger' for their; technique of Adolph Hitler, and a so eeil an ac OWTI purposes.

that the current extremist i groups follow the same course. torment whiplashed as the, are academic communitv Vh ljk by a Resurgence of his honest soi th ique," declared mar peace-lovinc to'- Getting Degree He said the campus unrest; unwiUing to pass critical vud was stin-ed by "extremist: ment on any of their groups of the New Left made up of students am sorry to of some faculty who for reasons not quite clear to me would like to see our colleges and universities malisned and even shut down." Pusey added: "Always they insinuate, distort, accuse, their aim being not to identify and correct real abuses, I always rather by crying alarm intentionally to arouse and inflame passions in order to build support for 'nonnegotiable and, by this means, to enlarge then: following 2nd enhance their i5cv. who is retiring next: June, recalled coming to Har- vard after having served as of Lawrence Col- jeee in McCarthy's hometown of V. where he had OTOO.sed. the Renubiican sena- Sault Elks To Sponsor Two Bay Cliff Camp MICHAEL LAMB To i Michael Paul Larr.b i graduate from Michigan University commencement exercises to be held June 14 ir, East Lansinc.

He is the of Mr. and Mrs. Ha Han Lsnib of Pickford and is masTicc to the former Georgia Sims. Lamb will from the -College of Agriculture ami complishment. The work of the probate court, i a "helping court" of those in need and distress and this has been one of the' main goals during his tenure of office.

i Henderson. a native of Xewhorrv, is a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Hen-, cierson of thai city.

He is a prndiiaie of Xewbeny high school, attended Notre Dame University for a year, then enrolled at the University of Detroit where he received his bachelor of law decree in 1923. Some year? later the of awarded him his Juris Doctor decree. After practicing saw in Detroit and beinc associated with the legal division of General Motors for a number of years. Henderson decided to return to the Upper Peninsula and came to For time he was associated with the late Francis T. Mc- then 19:52 started hi? own practice which he maintained until when he went into active service with the U.

S. Xavy. Prior to that time he had been active in the Naval Reserve and served with the Xavy hoidijiy the rank of Commander until Henderson plans to practice on a part time basis after his retirement, specializing in law. lie and his wife. T.enore.

who is a retired Sauit school teacher Pr.ilt Eiks Lodge Xo. through its Major Projects Committee is assisting in the sponsovsnip of two local children to Bay Cliffs Health Camp, according to John E. LaEock, Va Rpso acoi riPC a local chsirmsn 01 the com- miit.ee. science decree in animal lie He said that the rfldua 0f rom pjc-kfnrd Public Elks Ass.oriat.ions M.ijor 'Schools in lie attended Projects Committee has agrct-d Lsike Superior State Coile.ce for to the sponsorship of lwo years sno ihen transferred plan to trnve! leistire time home in the The eoupli James A. ncijustor music nnd iioth of naha The dnu.chter.

Mrs. Ambrosini of Kenoshn, atul to spend their at their summer Point area, has two sons, a senior insurance Patrick a in the Bark sciiO'V. system. Ksca- a Xoel i The children to the camp in the amount, of S300 per youngster. Two of these eiRht children, said in drtn.

Trout Lake Briefs 1o hifra State Universitv or ycar iml) has hocn arc Uvl inlo La Rock are under the spon-jthc Naval Aviation Officers'! sorship of the Sault Elks Lodge, Candidate School and will leave Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gannon of representing an assessment of July 7 for Pensacoh, forjCopomish visited the Benton $600. his training. family.

Ail Elks in Michigan con- i Mr. and Mrs. Uarhn Lar.b. The fr.mily of tribute to the Major Projects Jeff and Elizabeth, and Mr. and visited Xewlands.

Committee which specializes in George Sims will be at- 1 Brent, (ieske is on fur- a si stance to handicapped it ending thc graduation from the iiuval base in Key West, Fla. SELF SERVE FREE PARKING AT REAR OF STORE 558 ASHMUN ST. DIAL 5-5205 FARMER PEETS Hickory Smoked Fully Cooked SHANK HALF BUTT HALF CENTER SLICES Ib Ib Whole Ham Boston Butt PORK ROAST Lean PORK STEAK Bulk PORK SAUSAGE the dogs kids love fo bife Summer Favorite! Imperial, 2 ib. jar-Pure! STRAWBERRY PRESERVES 6 oz. can EARLY JUNE PEAS Seymour-IS oz.

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