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Page 18 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1959 RECORD-EA3LE, TRAVERSE CITY, MICHIGAN Best Wishes to His New As He Opens ROBINSON SINCLAIR SERVICE In Traverse City, Corner of Carver Garfield NACKERMAN INSURANCE AGENCY Winifred M. Nackerman, agent ELK RAPIDS, MICHIGAN LARRY ROBINSON NEIGHBOR To Our Corner at Carver Garfield May Your Sinclair Station Be A Success. DUFFY'S FARM SERVICE PHONE Wl 6-6370 DUFFY'S GULF SERVICE COR. GARFIELD A OUR CONGRATULATIONS! LARRY ROBINSON ON THE OCCASION OF HIS OPENING A SINCLAIR DEALERSHIP AT CARVER ST. AND GARFIELD AVE.

We Know You Will Appreciate The Fine Service He Will Render. It is a pleasure to have you as one of our valued customers, Larry NORTHERN AUTO PARTS COMPANY Phone Wl 6-7955 324 E. Front Traverse City AND WE HAVE A NEW NEIGHBOR! WE WISH TO WELCOME LARRY ROBINSON AND HIS COMPETENT SINCLAIR SERVICE STAFF TO OUR "CORNERS" AND SAY BEST WISHES. ROXBURGH'S DRUG STORES 136 EAST FRONT ST. DIAL Wl 6-5313 1040 GARFIELD AVE.

DIAL Wl 6-4825 Many Injured inPileup on Parkway SAYREVILLE, N. Dec. 3-(UPI)--A large number of cars collided in thick fog in a series of accidents on the Garden State i parkway today. At least three persons were critically injured. Scores of others suffered less serious injuries.

About 20 to 30 persons were being treated or examined at Perth Amboy General hospital and two at South Amboy Memorial hospital. Three at Perth Amboy were considered critically injured, the hospital said. The collisions occurred in a three-mile area. Stats police said seven to 14 cars apparently were involved. Other reports ranged from 10 to 20 vehicles.

Wilson's Role Under Review LAXSIXG. Dec. 3 I -Gov. G. Mennen Williams said today he is reviewing the role of State Banking Commissioner Alon- 7.0 L.

Wilson in a northern Michigan hranch hanking dispute. But he said he had not had a chance to see a letter from United Auto Workers Local 599 seeking removal of Wilson for his handling of a Flint ease. Williams said there was "a question" about Wilson's authorization for a braneh permit to a bank in which Wilson's wife holds stock, But the governor indicated he would 'wait for the outcome of an county circuit court trial started by two Traverse City banks to prevent the Empire State Bank from establishing a branch at the Traverse City skirts. A pre-trial conference on the branch bank dispute was scheduled for Dec. 17.

Batdorff Elected Muuson President (Continued from Page One) pointed out. is in the hospital's expansion program, which is noar- ing completion. Total construction payments to date (Nov. 10) were listed at $952.527.72. with the entire program scheduled to cost a little in excess of one million dollars.

Munson's percentage of OC-CH- pancy for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1959. was SO.1%, for a total of 60,209 patient days. This was a decrease of 4.206 patient! days over the preceding year, due i in a large part to the fact that the average patient is not staying in the hospital as long. Schafer pointed out. The average patient' spent 7.3 days in the hospital per admission i the past fiscal' year, as against 7.7 days the previous year, or a decrease of .4.

Total payroll of Munson hospital i the past fiscal year was S1.350.43S.S3. or an increase of over the previous year, although the number of em- ployes has decreased by seven to 39S full-time and 56 part-time employees, the report showed. Operating expenses per net patient day increased by $2.70 to S2n.73 during the past year. The attendance at the a a meeting was the largest it has been in the past several years, Administrator Schafer said. It was the first Munson hospital meeting to have been held in the new auditorium of the Medical Care Facility.

William Krumm Taken by Death William Krumm, 78, well-known resident ot this city, died early this morning at Munson hospital following a five-day illness. Mr. Krumm was born in many, August 3, 1881, and came to this country with his parents at the age of three years, the family settling on a farm near Grawn. Mr. Krumm worked as a water boy on tho section crew of the Pere Marquette railroad when he was 17 years old and had been with the railroad company since that time.

For the past 11 years he was employed as conductor and brakeman on the north run from Traverse City until his retirement in 1958 because of ill health. He was a member ot the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen fo." many years. In 1902 he was married to Nora Gernsey of Buckley, who preceded him in death in 1935. In 1937 he married Ethel Hency of this city, who survives. Also surviving is a son.

Chester Krumm of this city: two grandchildren ot Detroit: six great grandchildren and two stepchildren: a brother, Charles ot Grawn: a sister, Mrs. Edith Brayton of Clear Lake, Washington; and a number of nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held at the Hibbard chapel Saturday noon at 2:30 with the Rev. Kenneth Barringer of Asbury Methodist church officiating. Burial will be made in the family lot in Cornell i cemetery.

ROBINSON Our New Neighbor with your new SINCLAIR SERVICE A I A GARFIELD LAUNDROMAT 720 S. GARFIELD THE STORE WITH THE BIG NEW SIGN Coin Operated We Never Close -World's Finest Most Complete WE SEND OUR BEST WISHES TO YOU LARRY ROBINSON May You Have Success in Your Sinclair Station Corner Carver Garfield VAN BROCKLIN SHELL SERVICE PHONE Wl 7-7476 5 Corner Garfield Hannah Traverse City Save with U.S. Savings Bonds Bet For Top Quality Car Service Is At Robinson Sinclair Service Corner Carver Garfield Our A Heartiest Larry AND WELCOME TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD GARFIELD VARIETY MARKFT Cor. Carver Garfield Ph. Wl 6-6961 OPEN I A A Announcing A NEW SINCLAIR DEALER Lawrence J.

(Larry) Robinson GARFIELD CARVER STS. Dealer Robinson is a local home owner with 16 years experience in the field of Service Station and Automotive Service. To become better acquainted, Mr. Robinson is offering the public double Blue Stamps for all purchases Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 3rd, 4th and 5th.

Come in and meet your friendly new Sinclair Dealer and secure the double Blue Stamps which will help you complete your Christmas Shopping. Open Week Days 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. Sunday 9 A.M. to 6 P.M.

LAWRENCE J. ROBINSON Dealer in Sinclair Products See "Larry" for Complete Automotive Service'and Full Line of Sinclair Quality Products. PHONE Wl 6-8681.