The Evening News from Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan • Page 16

Sixteen Hungerford Candidate For School Board Post William G. Hungerford, Sault Ste. Marie automobile dealer, today announced his candidacy (or the office of trustee for the Sault Sle. Marie public schools. Nominating petitions were being circulated today for Hungerford, who seeks the trusteeship being vacated by Gordon Malcolm, whose term expires Ibis year.

The election on June 10 is to elect a board member for one four year term. Hungerford a native of the Sault area, attended public schools here I and was graduated from Sault Ste. Marie high school in 1938. He has! been in newspaper advertising forj five years, being employed by The Evening News as a salesman, and later as advertising manager for newspapers in Mt. Pleasant, and Neenah, Wis.

He has been the owner of Hungerford Pontiac since 1953, and prior to that for a time was an automobile salesman. Hungerford served with the U. S. Army Signal Corps for nearly four 'years during World War II, and much of that time was in Europe. He has been closely associated with the Lincoln PTA for the past BIRTHS BEASLEY A daughter, Robyn Marie, was to Mr.

and Mrs. James Beas- ley (Doris Christaldi) of Dafter on 'Tuesday, April 23, at 11:03 a. m. at the War Memorial Hospital. weighed seven pounds and 2Vt ounces.

TREADWAY A son, David Leslie was born to Mr. and Mrs. David Tread-way of 634 E. Portage Ave. on April 23, at 1:49 p.

m. at the War Memorial Hospital. He weighed eight pounds, ounces. VANN A daughter, Cheryl Denise, was born to Mr. and Mrs.

Archie Jr. of Kinross AFB on Wednesday, 24, at 7:20 a. m. at the War Memorial Hospital. She weighed six pounds, ounces.

Carnegie Public Library in Sault: Non-fiction: "A Teacher is THE EVENING NEWS, SAULT STE. MARIE, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1957 List New Books At Sault Library tf The following new books have been added to the shelves of the the OBITUARY James Thompson James Wesley Thompson of Rud-i yard died Tuesday. April 23, at' Newberry. He had been ill for! several months, but death a caused by a heart attack. was! Person." by Charles Wilson;) He was born in Orillia, Canada, "Cavalcade of American Horses," on Nov.

27, 1872. by Pers Crowell; geon," by Dr. "Woman Sur- Surviving Mr. Thompson are the by Dr. Else K.

LaRoe; following children: Lloyd Thomp-' "Home Play for the of Muskegon; Mrs. Chris! Child," by June Johnson; "Sixty (Mary) Hasker of Bad Axe; MrsJ Years of Best Sellers," by Alice James (Olive) Most of Payne Hackett; "The Men Who'Mrs. Charles (Maxine) Bank of Made the Nation," by John DosiDurand: Clair Thompson of Rud- Passos; "Modern Refrigerationlyard; Mrs. Floyd (Edna) Thomp-; and Air Conditioning," by of Rudyard. house and Turnquist; "Guerrilla! Twenty-four grandchildren and: Surgeon," by Lindsay Rogers: seven great-grandchiidren also sur- Love Her, That's Why!" by George Burns; "Wedding Etiquette G.

HUNGERFORD five years and has served as its president. He has served two years for the PTA on the Citizens Advisory Committee for public schools Mrs. Wilson Named Spunkiest Woman Of Year By FRANCES LEWINE WASHINGTON Charles E. Wilson holds the title of "spunkiest woman of the year" for coming to the defense of her He is married to the former ley Neal of this city and the cou-' pie and four daughters reside at 1412 Seymour Street. 0 The body will rest at Complete." by Marguerite Bent- nell Funeral Home in Pickford! ley; "The Auto Camper's Guide to beginning this evening.

Canada," by George and Iris Wells; "Russia in 'bv Alfred tcrday," by Eric Sloane; "The Vatican Story," by Bernard Well; "All About Parakeets," by Earl Schneider; "The Story of Plants," by John Asch; "The History of Japan," by Kenneth Scott Latourette; "Stay Alive All Your Life," by Norman Vincent Peale; "How Model Railroads and Barton K. Davis; House Plants," by Funeral services will be heldj Friday at 2 p. m. at the Rudyard' Fichelle; "American Yes- Gospel Tabernacle, Mr. Leroyj Cease officiating.

The body will, rest at the Tabernacle from 12: o'clock noon Friday until time the funeral. I Burial will in Cottle Cemetery. About Montague Free; "How the Great Religions Began," by Joseph Gaer; "The World's Great Religions," by the Editors of Life; "Pirate," by A. B. C.

Whipple; "A Primer on Communism," by George W. Cronyn; "A Business of Your Own," by Thomas P. Murphy; and "All About the Perennial Garden," by Montague Free. LOCALISMS G. E.

Lanfz, U. S. Army iyjjujiinesi, woman 01 me year for coming to the defense of her bgt ntz Armv husband-the secretary of defense. lte Newberry, will be She ffot the accolade in si-roll at th Sault st office on got the accolade in a scroll presented by the women's national press club Tuesday night, and called it, "The most wonderful thing that's happened to me since married Charlie." day from 9 a. m.

to 4 p. m. to interview young men and women interested in service with the army. The following answered traffic A whale from 45 to shark may measure 60 feet long. Around The North Country harbor improvement projects estimated to cost $44,200 are planned this year for Manistique harbor by the Corps of Engineers.

One is for repair of the east breakwater, the other for redredging the harbor to remove shoals built up during CRYSTAL FALLS-Work has been started on construction of a new $69.000 milk bottling plant for the Vacationland Dairy Cooperative. The new building is an addition to the present plant of the firm, organized three years ago. of Ely Township will be asked to approve increased school millage at a special election May 13 The school board is seeking a three-miU increase, from 1957 to IK? and extension of the present Five-mill extra levy which expires in running a stop sign, state police summons, $3.35 costs; Alan Door. Kinross AFB, speeding 65 mph at night, $6.65 fine and $3.35 costs; Gerald Guisbert, 1606 Superior backing when such movement was unsafe, fine; Earl Flowers, 1701 Davitt allowing an unlicensed driver to drive, $5 fine, suspended one year; and George W. Van Luven, Riverside Drive, failure to stop within the assured clear distance ahead.

$5 fine. A completed collision report at the Sault police department listed the driver of a car involved in a collision at the Sugar Island ferry dock entrance Sunday afternoon as Linda Ware, not Henry Ware as reported Monday. vive. VESSEL PASSAGES Corpi of St. L'PBOUNB APRIt, 23.

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