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RECORD-EAGLE, TRAVERSE CITY, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1959 3 DON'T TAKE CHANCES Shop The Store That Constantly Serves You Name Brand Nationally Advertised Merchandise Priced Right. HARDWARE LOCALS SONOTONE SALES--SERVICE--SUPPLIES Free Hearing Teita-JOS. POTTER, Mgr. S. Divi.ion St.

fttoat Wl 7-M1I NORTHWESTERN ELECTRIC SERVICE Offers You COMPLETE Wiring Service ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE Phone Wl 7-5824 PETOSKEY--Miss Kathy Allen of Petoskey is a guest of -Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lappo of Santo street. I I A I Mr. and Mrs.

Lyman Grove and son Mark of Lansing visited their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Oren Bailey of this city, enroute home from a vacation trip in the upper peninsula. SERVICES--Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at the Matthew-Learned funeral home in Bellaire for Mrs. Bruce MacQueen, S7, of Intermediate Lake, who died Tuesday at Meadow Brook hospital following a long illness.

Dr. R. C. Goldsmith officiated and burial was in the Lakevicw cemetery. A I Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at the Bennett funeral home in Benzonia for George J.

Hansel, restaurant owner in Platte township, who died at Osteopathie hospital earler this week following a brief illness. Rev. A. K. Hazzard officiated and burial was in the Platte township cemetery.

I SERVICES--Funeral services were held Friday morning at the Hibbard chapel for Manley B. Lincoln, 79, a former resident of tliis community who died in Schoolcraft Tuesday morning. Rev. Warren Jackson officiated and interment was in the family lot in Oakwood cemetery. A I American Opera Workshop of the National Music Camp at Interlochen will offer a world premiere of "Young Lincoln," an American folk opera by Eusebia Hunkins to television viewers Monday evening at 3:30 over WPBX-TV.

Channel 7. ON Pvt. Larry Maidens, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Riehl of 1211 West Front street, will leave next Wednesday for Ft.

Leonard Wood for further duty. Pvt. Maidens has had a 10- day furlough following completion of basic training at Ft. Knox, Ky. Santo GENERAL INSURANCE SERVICE Bob Fawcett Dorothy Sherwood 303 State Bank Bldg.

Dial Wl 6-7045 FINE FOOD CHARCO-STEAKS CHOPS AND CHICKEN Famous For: SPAGHETTI PIZZA RAVIOLI BEER WINE Open at 7 A.M. Till Enjoy A Dtliciouj Meil On Sugar Sand Miracle Mile-- US-31 North VISITS A A Miss Carroll Lyn Atkinson of Oklahoma City is visiting her grand- i parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Allen of 1027 Washington street, for the month of August. i I --Edward I B. Carpenter, son of Mr. and Mrs. i Arthur Carpenter 927 Lincoln street, left this week for a.

tour of I duty with the army and Is station- I ed at Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo. TO I Mr. and Mrs. J.

U. Hoffmaster and two sons, Herbert and Larry of unibus, Ohio, who have been guests of their uncle and aunt, Mr. I and Mrs. H. C.

Hoffmaster of Atgosa for the past two weeks, left Friday evening for their home. A A I I Joseph I Schaub, a resident of the Veterans facility in Grand Rapids, arrived Friday noon for a 10-day visit in Leelanau county with relatives and friends and will attend the annual i dinner at St. Mary's parish at i Lake Leelanau. i A I Harvey Montgomery has received word of injuries to her daughter, Mrs. Don McMeekan, (Phyllis Montgomery) and her two daughters, Cheryl and Pamela, in an accident this past week on Reseda Blvd.

in Tarzana, Calif. A car ran i into the family group and all were hospitalized with abrasions and bruises. They are recovering. ATTENDS I Miss Hedwidge Kratochvil recently returned from Cincinnati, Ohio, where she attended the annual Willis piano teachers workshop held at the Hotel Sinton. Lecturers Included Bernice Frost and Polly Gibbs, distinguished authorities in the piano teaching field in the U.

S. and also the 'Canadian pianist and teacher Earle i I Moss. a teen-age novel, was published in 195S, and her newest book, "Stranger in Singamon," a story lor 10-to- 12-year-old children, is scheduled for publication in September, by Juliaa Messner, of New York. Mrs. Wilson grew up in Marquette.

Michigan, and all her stories are about northern Michigan. Tho bobbies were named alter Sir Hobert Peel, who created a regular constabulary. Vote Down School Millage Proposal A five-mill operational millage proposal for one year for the Cherry Knoll school was defeated yesterday at a special election, 43-24. Last year the school district passed 7.9 mills Cor operations for one year. The school board will meet Tuesday to decide the next step.

Al Smewing PAINTING and DECORATING REASONABLE PRICES Wl 7-7294 Classified Ads will sell what you don't want. Six cents a word. NEW FOR OF I The local congregation: of the Church of Christ announced this week that arrangements have been completed for purchase of the Oak Park Congresational church located at Webster and Prospect in Traverse City. The Congregational church is in the process of building a new church. Occupancy by the i Church of Christ has been tentatively set for October 1.

Because ade- quate facilities were not available in the community, the Church of Christ has been meeting in temporary rented quarters at Eighth and Barlow streets for the past year. Although hindered in space, the church has continued to conduct its program. The new building will enable the church to continue with an expended program in the com- munity. Until able to secure the building, the Church Christ, plans to continue meeting in its present location at Eighth and Barlow. Any change in plans will be announced.

I haueif Watch for our bright new packages Doctor Joins TCSH Staff Dine in a Qutet, Peaceful, Air-Conditioned Atmosphere at GUSTELY'S COUNTRYTlACE Hospital Notes CRADLE ROLL NOTICE NO. 1 NOTICE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT SPECIAL ASSESSMENT I I NO. 59-4 TO ALL PERSON'S INTERESTED, TAKE NOTICE: The City Commission of Traverse City deems it necessary and advisable that certain alley improvements be constructed, and that the cost thereof be defrayed by special assessments upon the property especially benefited, according to benefits. The special assessment district to be assessed to defray the cost of said construction consists of the following described parcels ot land in the City of Traverse City: All of Block Eleven (11), Hannah Lay Co's Tenth Addition. All of Block Six (6), Hannah Lay Xinth Addition.

It is proposed to construct alley improvements in said assessment district in and along the following named streets, alleys and rights of way, to wit: Alley between Fifth Street and Front Street from Oak Street to Maple Alley between Division Street and Cedar Street from Sixth Street to Seventh Street. Estimates of the expense of the proposed construction and plats and diagrams of the work and ot the locality to be improved, have been deposited with the City Clerk for public examination, and can te examined at any time to and Including August 25, 1959. The City Commission will hold a public hearing upon the proposed construction and the estimated cost thereof, the plats and diagrams and the district to be assessed, on the 25th day of August, 1959, at 8 o'clock P.M., at the Commission Room in the City Hall in Traverse City. Michigan, at which time the Commission will meet and consider any objections thereto. F.

A. McCall, City Clerk Dated: Aug. 4, 1959. August 15. 1959.

I A A A I I DISMISSALS Florencio R. Flores, Bakersville, Fla. MUNSON ADMISSIONS Margaret Walters, R. Joyce Tarker, 911 Third: Mrs. Irving Mox.

Kingsley; Mrs. Marvin O'Brien. 43S Seventh; Edmund Peters. 124 East Sixteenth: Mrs. Walter Arp.

R. Cheryl Anderson. Ludington: Mrs. Max Sperry, R. Art Rawlings, 224 North Madison; Jeraldine Shimel.

Cadillac: Truman Clark. Bcuzonia; Estella Renz, Texas; Robin Glenn, New York: Mrs. Victor Clous, Kingsley: Ernest Helminski. Manistee; Steven Cotter, Cadillac; Mrs. William Watts, Empire: James Dorsey, Empire; Samuel Genovese.

Flint. DISMISSALS Barbara Buckwheat, Mancelona; Mrs. Frank i Chandler, Harrietta; Mrs. Samuel Bareham, Buttons Bay; Mrs. Ber- I nard Hanson, R.

Louise Best, i P. O. Box 167: Mrs. Lloyd Eitzen, Cedar: Sandra Albinson, Worthington. Mrs.

Richard Cebula. Grawn; Laverne Keith, Grawn; Clarence Hellman, St. Louis, Mrs. William Blekkenk, Boyne i City; Albert Sundberg. Mesick; John Avery, R.

John Kortokrax. 1121 Barlow; Mary Ommen, 2021 East Eighth: Mrs. Ernest Clark, R. Katherine Brown, Copemish; Nadine Weatherholt, i i a burg: John Fleis, Cedar; George Louchart, Houghton Lake. OSTEOPATHIC ADMISSIONS Mrs.

Wayne Struble, R. 4. DISMISSALS Mrs. Leonard Wall, Lake Ann; Baby boy Talmon, Kingston. STACHNIAK--A son born to Mr.

and Mrs. Andrew Stachniak. (Cora Williams) of Cedar, day afternoon at Osteopathie hospital. PEARSON--A son born this morning at Osteopathie hospital to Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Pearson, (Alva Harkins) of Buckley R. 1. GENEMAN--A daughter born Friday evening at Munson hospital ot Mr. and Mrs. Henry Geneman, (Judith Hall) of R.

1. Hospital Board Election Slated NORTHPORT Seven board members will be elected at the annual meeting of members of the Leelanau Memorial Hospital at p.m.. August at the town hall here. Board members whose terms have expired are John (J. Thornton, A.

Steele. Ted Hanson, and J. S. Kimmcrly, all of Northport, Mrs. Margaret Londergan of Leland, Joseph R.

Korson of Gills Pier, and- Albert Kelsch of Lake Leelanau. There are 14 members on the board, each holding office for a two-year term. J. R. Bourdo and Mrs.

E. J. Suddard, both of Northport, are president and secretary. Mrs. Kathleen Putnam, R.N., hospital administrator, will report on hospital operation at the meeting.

If you find you have something to sell, don't whisper it down the well. Use a Classified Ad and tell it to everyone. i cents a word. We Need Used Tires Due to a big increase in Used Tire Salei this Month, the Rennle Oil Pioneer Station of the North run out of 670x15 710x15 760x15 lizes and are running short on a number of other sizes, so for this one week only they are offering a special trade-in allowance. Your regular re- cappable casing will be worth a minimum of $5.00 and a trade In with tread remaining will be worth up to $12.00.

Stop In and take advantage of this special offer today. Its good on all Goodyear, U.S. Royal and Firestone Tires. Pioneer Station TM. North National Car Rental 24 HOUR SERVICE RENNIE OIL CO.

SO. UNION AT STATE ST. DIAL Wl 6-7180 Frederic W. Wilson. M.

lias recently joined the staff of the Traverse City State Hospital. Dr. Wilson is a graduate of the University ot Michigan medical school, and of the Menningcr school of psychiatry, Topeka, Kansas. He was formerly chief of the acute psychiatric section of the Lebanon, VA hospital, and was a member of the psychiatric department of the Clifton Springs sanitarium. Clifton Springs.

New York. He is a member of the American Psychiatric Association. He engaged in private practice in Franklin, from 1910 to 1053. Dr. Wilson is the a of several articles on preventive medi- cine, and was a featured speaker on radio station WLRB, Lebanon, speaking on the topic "The Mentally 111 Can Come Back." At Spring Clinical Day at Arnot Ogden Memorial hospital in Elmira, New York, he presented a paper on "Psychiatric Emergencies in General Practice." Dr.

and Mrs. Wilson are the parents of two daughters, Mary, who is a sophomore at the Unl- verity of Michigan, and Anne, who i be a junior at Traverse City high school. Mrs. Wilson, who writes under the a of Holly Wilson, is the author of several popular books for children. "The Hundred Steps." FAMILY STYLE CHICKEN DINNER Served 7 Days a Week MACKNAW OR RAINBOW TROUT LOBSTER TAILS SHRIMP A Steaks Chops Ham OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK Weekdays 7 a.m.

to 9 p.m.--Sundays 7 a.m. fo 7:30 p.m. DINNERS FROM $1.65 Children Under 12-Half Price Like Dining on on Island You'll adore Phone Wl 6-5095 "RECOGNIZED AS ONE OF MICHIGAN'S BREATH-TAKING VIEWS" MORGAN--A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morgan.

(Ruth Moulton of R. 5, early this morning at Munson hospital. MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM You'd be ALL TIRED OUT, Following my master on a trip around town to pay his bills! Why Doesn't He Pay Them WITH CHECKS-BY MAIL? 50 FREE Personalized Checks With Each New Account! Individuals, farmers, businessmen find that the simplest and easiest way to keep track of their financial matters a to deposit income and pay by check. A cancelled chock gives a complete history of every financial transaction mighty convenient to have when you need proof of payment. It's helpful, too, in keeping account of your expenditures and as an aid in budgeting and useful in figuring your income-tax.

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