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Page 6 SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 1956 RECORD-EAGLE, TRAVERSE CITY, MICHIGAN News From i i i Mesick WSCS Has Birthday By LAURA JEWETT The W.S.C.S. of the Mesick Methodist church is observing its 15th anniversary with a service Tuesday evening, March 27th, in the church sanctuary. Order of the service will be: Opening prayer, Mrs. John Miller: Hymn, Music, Carolyn Cartwright; Song, Auld Lang Syne, Congregation; Just a thought, Mrs. Wilbert Morris; Music, Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Dragoo. The District president, Mrs. "Foundation Days of the W.S.C.S. Refreshments will be served in the church dining room.

The Sherman and Grant W.S.C.S. are invited guests, also Rev. and Mrs. Blanding of Traverse City. A welcome is extended to all W.S.- C.S.

ladies of the district. Bingham By MRS. OSCAR HINSHAW Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Groesser Acme By MARGUERITE JOHNSON The Acme Civic association met accompanied Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Wednesday evening in the Bertha Groesser of Glen Arbor to Flint I Vos school. The meeting was in Friday niglit, where they spent the weekend with the Louis Groes- sers" son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Groesser.

During their absence the family stayed at Lester Boone the Groesser Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hartley and home with Ju(lv and Marsha Groes- famlly were Sunday dinner guests ser The Groesser families return- Fred Kevitch of i ed Sunday night. 1 Marilu Lawson, Dona Boone and Elma Hinshaw were Thursday of Mr. and Mrs.

Silver Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kliugbeil and Myron Way of Cadillac will be the daughter were Sunday afternoon i overnight guests of Joan and speaker and her subject will be guests of his brother and family, Nancy Dobson of Buttons Bay. Mr.

and Mrs. Merle Klingbeil in Harrietta. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Redman and family were Sunday afternoon guests of his mister and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Philo Hodges in Cadillac. Hattie Mae Low, Patty O'Rourke, Norffiporf By MRS. E.

DALZELL All five of the Northport basketball varsity players were named to the Michigan Conference Other guests at the slumber party were Ruth Ann Bailey, Sandra Garthe and Mary Keissel, all of Buttons Bay. Arthur Mueller, who had been hospitalized since February 9 when he was injured in a car accident team at the spring meeting held Sharon Boros, Tommy Anderson, Kathleen Sink, and Theron Fenton accompanied by Mr. Waverly Ketchum went to Lake City, Wednesday evening for the district in Honor, Monday evening. Marvin Scott made the team for the third consecutive year and George fSkip) Bourdo received the unanimous vote of all the coaches. The other three players were Jay i and suffered a broken leg, was I dismissed Wednesday from son hospital.

Arthur is getting along nicely but will be in bed I about two more weeks at home. Larry Collins, son of Mr. and charge of Jack Votey, president. It was decided to appoint a committee to study the zoning and building code, which has been under consideration for sometime. Prizss for attendance which had been donated by the Comden Hardware were presented to Ted Bradford, first prize; and Duane Groleau, second prize.

The next meeting will be held in the school on Wednesday evening, April 11, at p. m. The Acme "Monthly Meeters" 4-H club met in the Bertha Vos school Monday evening for a social and Recreational night. Leaders present Included; Kenneth Jenks, Mrs. Don Fouch.

Mrs. Howard Harvey and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Ray; and Junior leaders Carol Valentine, Joe Weatherholt and Clare Ray. A.

short business meeting was held in charge of president, Lelanil Marsh: reports were siven by Danny Stainforth, secretary; and John Somer, treasurer. Mrs Harvey reported on the 4-H dinner forensic contest. Traker. Ron Kalchik and Clarence artl Rossell were hostess at a pink Scott. Three of the boys, Marvin i and wer given Monday af- Scott.

Skip Bourdo and Jay Craker i ternoon at the Yount home, honoring baby Deborah Maureen, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Yount. Games were played with Mrs. A Collins celebrated his I he at Gilbert Lod! Sllnday More Mrs.

Carl Yount and Mrs. How- te birthday, St. Patrick's Day, 70f) pe sons wefe anfl are seniors. Attending the conference meeting were Coach Ben Conrad, Supt. K.

E. Lautzenheiser and Principal George W. Monaghan. The conference trophy was presented to the team at this meeting. The '56-'58 basketball schedule was set up for a two year period and the '56 baseball schedule was completed.

The first game scheduled for Northport will be played with Leelanau for Boys on the Northport diamond, April 19. George W. Monaghan was appointed publicity chairman for the conference. It was announced the conference basketball banquet will be held at Schuler's in Traverse City April 10 at which N.W.M. Coach Robert Johnson will be the speaker.

The junior class has chosen the play "Drums of Death" to be presented in April. The class will sponsor a car wash prizes going to Mrs. Melburn Anderson and Mrs. Clifton Travis, both of Cadillac and Mrs. Clare Shively of Mesick, who in turn gave them to the guest of honor.

Refreshments were served to 17 ladies. The tiny miss received many lovely giftb. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gould of Merrill and Robert and A of Saginaw spent the weekend here with their mother and visited their father at Munson hospital.

Hubert Mathers of Lansing spent Friday as guest of Dr. and Mrs. William Peterson. Rev. and Mrs.

John Miller went to Flint Thursday to see her sis- with a party at his home. His guests were Billy Bader, Howard VanAnterwerp of Buttons Bay; Jimmy Goss of Traverse City; Rex Core, John Werner, Dale Reece, Ronnie, Kay, Marie and Ray Collins. After playing several games, Mrs. Collins served the children a birthday supper. Eleven members of the Bingham Aid attended the potluck supper and meeting Friday evening at over $1,000 received toward the purchase of the new bus.

The Acme club sold 100 tickets. Several of the members volunteered to write letters of thanks to the many don- who so generously assisted in making the dinner a success. were given to the new American, and 4-H Flags led Carol Valentine. A lunch was se ved at thfi close of the evening Thp Acmp township Park Boan Fife Lake the home of Mrs. Edith Illlbert which was meeting in the schoo Traverse City.

The April meeting i i the evening, joined the clu will be held at the home of Mrs. for lunch. The next meeting will Warren Ileimforth. Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Youker and a Kay and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tafelski and sons. Teddy and Gary, of Traverse City were Sunday visitors at the Tad Wilson home. Other Sunday afternoon visitors were Mrs.

Charles Draper and Mr. and Mrs. James Draper. Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Collins and ter, Mrs. Charles Hatch, who is a tamil were Sunday dinner guests patient at Hurley hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bartlett of Cadillac and Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd March 31 at Leabo's Cities Service Sayer and a i ot Ti pv Dam visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Sayer, Thursday evening and helped their mother celebrate her birthday anniversary. Mick Hardley, who attends the Soo Engineering College, is spending his mid-semester vacation with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Arnold Hardley. Mr. and Mrs. Swede Olson spent Sunday at Merchon visiting Rev.

and Mrs. Gail Pike. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Pike and daughter accompanied them.

Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Malone were held Monday afternoon at the Antioch Bible church. Funeral service were held Tuesday afternoon for Mr. Arthur Ives at the Antioch Bible church. Mrs.

Byron Myers returned home Saturday after spending the week in Blanchard with the Waino Pihl family. The Mesick and Grant Methodist churches held a joint official board meeting Sunday afternoon at the Mesick Methodist church to discuss repairs on the local parsonage. Lewis Hilton attended a District station. Their slogan "Be ready for the Easter Parade." Five Northport band members and director William B. Denbrock will go to Ann Arbor Saturday to take part in the state festival of the Michigan School Band and Orchestra Association.

The events in which the musicians will compete are: A flute solo by Realpha Hagen with piano accompanist, Carol Johnson; a saxophone quartet, Betty Klumpp, Judy Thomas, Margot Powell and Kathryn Dame. All of these girls qualified for entry in the state festival by winning number one rating at the district festival in Charlevoix last December. The Lions club of which Jack Charter is president will take the varsity basketball team to see the state basketball finals in East Lansing Saturday. They will be taken down in Individual cars. The "Invest a dollar" project by the Northport Civic club has netted $1,325.47 to date.

This will be given to the Leelanau Memorial hospital fund. More money is expected to be turned in by. members not present at the club meeting last Tuesday. A final counting will be made Friday. Mr.

and Mrs. James Stringer their son Nicky and daughter Kelli Kai of Harbor Springs spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Telgard. Mr.

and Mrs. Ike Arnolds of Lansing were Monday guests of Mr. and Mrs. K. E.

Lautzenheiser. Miss Genevieve Kehl returned Monday to Chicago concluding a fortnight spent with her mother, Mrs. Rufus Kehl. Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Kehl were Mrs.

Abbie Kyselka, Miss Evelyn Kyselka and Miss Anne Blacken of Traverse City and her sister, Mrs. Fred Baumberger. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Horn have named their son born March Frederick Wayne.

Miss Emily Dalzell and James F. Stoll spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. F.

Dalzell. Mrs. Ed Korson took her parents. of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

John Rinehart of Maple City. Twenty one were present for dinner In observance of the Reinharts' 4Sth wedding anniversary. Among the guests were two sets of five generations and one set of four. Greg, Gary and Marcia Shugart of Traverse City spent Friday and Saturday nights with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Oscar Shugart. Sunday the Oscar Shugarts accompanied the children home and were dinner guests of the Vern Shugarts. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Shugart and Bradley were Sunday dinner guests of her mother, Mrs.

Frank Blakely of Traverse City. Mrs. John Stanek, Mrs. Wayne Heimforth, Mrs. Walter Donuer, and Mrs.

Edward Donner accompanied by Mrs. Adolph Rufli of Keswick, attended a Home Demonstration meeting at the Buttons Bay Bank basement Thursday afternoon. The lesson on "Vegetable and Meat Casserole Dishes" was given by Mrs. Edna Deo of Leland, Home Demonstration Agent. Robert Kopietz ot Lakeview Road left for Detroit last Friday due to the critical illness of his mother, Mrs.

Herman Kopietz, who Cabinet meeting of District HE of I died before Mr. Kopietz arrived in Detroit. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon. Sunday afternoon visitors at the James Fisher home were Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pease and family, all of Traverse City. Mr. and Mrs.

Amos Purkiss and Marge were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reynold Schichtel and family of Hanna. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs.

Carelton Weidenhammer of Traverse and Mr. and Mrs. George Schichtel of Hanna. Mrs. Amos Purkiss was hostess to the Keswick Ladies Aid Society last Thursday.

Ten persons were present for a potluck dinner and a special work meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sanborn were Saturday overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Glen Hockridge of Ke- Lions International at Traverse City, Sunday. Jimmy Teall spent the weekend with Jerry Bullock in Antioch. Louis Manville returned home from Munson hospital recently. Rev. John Miller was guest speaker at a lenten sen-ice Tuesday evening in the Manton Methodist church.

Mr. and Mrs. Clare Shively attended a District Scout Round Table at Reed City. Rev. and Mrs.

James Storey of Lake City were Tuesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jewett. Mr. and Mrs.

Guy Furney of Cadillac called on his mother, Mrs. Bertha Furney, Tuesday. Rev. William Blanding of Traverse City brought the sermon at the Mesick Methodist church Sunday morning and was a dinner Monday evening, March 25, fo sewing and gun safety. This will the last meeting before Achieve ment day to be held in Travers City, April IS and 19.

Girls ar asked to have garments finishe the Monday meeting and boy to have reports on gun safety pre pared. All sewing and gun safet project meembers are requeste' to attend. The Bertha Vos school basketbal team played against the East Ba No. 2 team at Traverse Heights Tuesday afternoon, winning by final srore of 35 to 1C. Seventee: boys of the local school have gon out for basketball this year, anc are being coached by James Salt ler.

Willard Ritter Is coach of th East Bay team. Luther Sanders has announce! the purchase of the Ely Home Mar from Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Ely Ludington. The new busines which is located between Scott ville and Ludington will be known as the Traverse Bay Woolen Co They plan to open on May 1st under the management of RoscO' Ely guest of Rev.

and Mrs. John Miller, wadin. Sunday the Sanborns and Miss Celia Norton of Traverse Hockridges were dinner guests of City spent Monday as guest of Miss Mr. and Mrs. Wren Chellls of Janet Hardley.

I Ellsworth. The condition of Arthur Gidley, Janet, Marilyn and Barbara Mr. and Mrs. Jake Novotny to visit' wno is a Patient at Munson hospi- Boone played their accordions Sat- friends in Traverse City Tuesday. tal remains the same.

The Novotnys have been confined to their home by illness during most of the winter. Supt. K. E. Lautzenheiser will attend a committee meeting of State Transfer Records at the Mason Building in East Lansing The Past Matron's club will have its next meeting Monday evening, March 26th at the home of Mrs.

Ellen Carnahan. urday night at the St. Patrick's Day dinner at the V.F.W. hall in Traverse City. Sunday dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Jake Boone and family were George Nogard ot Yuma called Mr. and Mrs. Earl Priest and Jack in town Monday. Good Friday services will be he'd I of Buttons Bay, Chuck Allers of Traverse City and Stanley Priest.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Donner were Sunday dinner guests ot her and with Mrs. Lautzenheiser, 12:00 noon through 3:00 p.m. Rev.

brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Melvin Kring and family ot Thursday. Friday he will attend at the Sherman Methodist church the administrator's roundup at with the services beginning at W. E. Tink of the Grawn Methodist church will who will accompany him.

will attend the state basketball finals Saturday evening. They will stop at All local churches will be cooper- Karwell enroute home to see Mrs. ating. Lautzenheiser's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Ed McAlvey. Americans will need 3'2 million be the speaker. Traverse City. Mr. and Mrs.

Rex Core and fam- I ily were Sunday dinner guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George The Northport senior class will more cattle by 1962 to provide sponsor a French fry supper at the school April 4, serving from 5:30 to 7:30. The menu will include, in- addition to French fried potatoes, hamburgers, fruit salad, gingerbread, coffee and milk. An advance ticket sale will begin next week beef at the rate they are eating it today.

When the population reaches 200 million, 110 milion cattle will bo needed to maintain present rate of consumption. The world's leading port in the and tickets may be purchased at export of sand and gravel is Grand the door. I Haven, Mich. Core of Traverse City, in observance of Rex Core's birthday which was Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Whittaker of Keswick were hosts to 20 members of the Bingham Community Farm Bureau at the Bingham Mrs. Stanley Kozlowski was hos tess In her home Tuesday evening at a shower honoring Mrs. Ray mond Bush. Sixteen guests were pi-esent.

Games entertained anc prizes were awarded Mrs. Howarc Arnold and Mrs. Paul Knoll. A lunch was served at the close of the evening. Mrs.

Bush received many lovely gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson have moved from the Acme Trailer park to their home here. Mr.

anc Mrs. Leonard Bohacz and family who have been living there have purchased a home in Traverse City. Mrs. Bruce Marsh returned to her work at WTCM, Traverse City, this week after a two week's illness. Miss Carolyn Svec from Central Michigan college, Bit.

Pleasant, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Svec and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Mike Stites have returned from a several weeks visit with their son and daughter- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. David Stites and family In Holly. Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Ghering of Mulliken and Beverly Richard of Grand Ledge were here over the weekend to accompany home their mother, Mrs. Dick Richard, who had been visiting them tor several days. Miss Beverly Is a sophomore in the Grand Ledge high school. Luther Sanders left this week for a several weeks' vacation in Florida. Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Kozlowski have returned from a weekend visit with relatives in Detroit. Relatives have received word that Lisa Frances Kinney of Larame, Wyo. five year old granddaughter of Mrs. Ruth Poe, underwent an emergency appendectomy, Friday.

Gilbert Manner and son, Jack, went to East Lansing Tuesday to accompany home Dick Mannor from MSU to spend the spring vacation here. During every 24 hours, the By MRS. F. L. VAN SICKLE Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Kitchen of Columbus, Ohio, spent the weekend at their cottage in South Town. Mrs. James Strahan spent Tuesday in Manton. Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert McClellan have returned home after spending the winter in Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kalish and family have moved to Benzonla.

Guests of Mrs. Van Sickle over the weekend were her daughter, Mrs. C. R. Stout, and son Richard of Birmingham, also her son and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Dick Van Sickle and son Frank of Grand Rapids. Mr. Magee of Detroit spent the weekend with his family. Three new stoves were installed in the school cafeteria last week.

Coward Hoot and grandson Keith Hamilton of Grand Rapids were here over the weekend. Miss Nancy Wheeler of Grand Rapids spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Eva Wheeler. The Misses Claudina and Carol Gilmore of Traverse City spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Reo Gilmore. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ramsey spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Daniels. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson of Grand Rapids spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Jex Campbell.

Robert Whittall of Grand Rapids spent the weekend with his aunt, Mrs. Blanche Bryant. Jerry Birgy of Jackson visited his mother, Mrs. Elsie Birgy over the weekend. Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene Magee and son Floyd spent Saturday in Traverse City. They also called on Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kennedy of Kingsley.

Marcel Cunningham of Detroit is at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. John Battenfield of Springfield visited Mrs. Dan Timmins, Sunday.

Stanley Snyder, of Detroit spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Snyder, Sr. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley Snyder were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lanning and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lanning and daughter of Manton, Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Lanning and daughter of Cadillac, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Snyder and Mrs. Goldie Ried.

Sherman By MRS. NELSON SPENCER There will be a Missionary meeting at the Gospel Hall in Mesick, Sunday, April at 8:00 p.m. E. G. Williamson of Pakistan and native of England, will be the speaker.

The public is invited. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gabier and son ot Mesick were dinner guests of the Bryces Dowds, Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Whitney of Traverse City visited their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis McLain, Sunday. Other callers were Mr.

and Mrs. A. Avery of Cadillac and Ethel Leach of Mesick. By NAN A. HELM People are happy here over the Grown By NORA WAGNER Mr.

and Mrs. Linton Watson ot fine selection of books that West Silver Lake Road have re- Bookmobile brings them every two wueks, on a Monday at 2:15. The selection they carry could not be finer, both adult and juvenile. It shoulu have more patrons. Their continued coming, will depend entirely on the number of people making use of this service.

This is a great chance to get in touch with good literature, and surely should be taken advantage of. The committee for the new Consolidated school to be built in this ceived word from their son, Gary. He will leave Easter Sunday for European Duty. His address is Pvt. Gary E.

Watson, R.A. 16519664 Hq. T. Hq. Btry.

97th FA. BN. A.P.O. SOO, New York, N.Y. The Chat and Chew club met Mr.

and Mrs. Jay Harper of Big area, has been out examining sites, Kingsley By MRS. DURWIN MACKBY Kingsley's new dentist, Dr. Charles Kelly has opened office at the same place as the former dentist Dr. Riegleman.

Don Rawllnga left Tuesday fo: Toledo, Ohio, where he will attem Pure Oil meetings. Mrs. Frank Cox visited her sis ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Har old Champion, Sunday, in Trav erse City.

Club Seventeen met Wednesday evening with Mrs. Jean Lint Games were played with prizes go ng to Marie Sedlacek, Ruth Stin son and Jessie Rawlings. Refresh ments were served by the hostess The Baptist Young People has a party Saturday evenig at the Dean Uendenning home at Mayfield. Mr. and Mrs.

William Morse of Lake Ann were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. Fred Brautigam. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Webster have returned home from Florida and are visiting at the home of their daughter, Mrs.

Larry Adams and lamily. Mr. and Mrs. Verner Sieffert and Mr. and Mrs.

Bert Sieffert 'isited the Damon Seaiy home in Williamsburg, Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cleland and amily of Muskegon spent the weekend visiting relatives and riends in the vicinity. Darrel McManua of Reed City is a week's vacation at the of his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. ferl McManus. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rawlings Mr.

and Mrs. Dewey Nielson of 'lint spent the weekend with Mr. nd Mrs. Lane Fenton. Dr.

Campbell has broken his leg nd is now recuperating at home. Mr. and Mrs. Will Church cele- rated their golden wedding an- iversary Sunday at the Summit ity Grange Hall with open house rom two to five. The couple was he recipient of many lovely gifts uests from away were from Cliu- on, Elk Rapids, Rapid City, (lonroe and Traverse City.

Cake, ce cream and coffee was served the many friends and relatives, who came for the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Church have eturned home after spending two reeks vacation in Florida. Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Gilbert were Rapids visited at the homes of th Spencers, Overlus and Armstrongs Wednesday. Mrs. Lloyd Spencer and Mr. and Mrs.

Nelson Spencer attended the funeral of Mrs. Sara Malone, Mon day. Mrs. Malone would have been 100 years old if she had lived unti August. She will be missed by al who knew her.

Kenneth Oliver has been releas ed from the Munson hospital am is now at Ms home here. Callers at the home of William Armstrong during the past week were Mrs. Claude Stanton of An tioch, Mrs. Douglas Randall, Westou and Buelah Burroughs Mesiek. Mrs.

Win. Stanley of Harrison and Mrs. Stanley Teed of Fal mouth spent a couple of days with their mother, Mrs. Sarah Munn and sister, Margaret Walling last week Mr. and Mrs.

Leon Austin and family of St. John were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Austin and daughters, Bonnie and Beverly Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Atwood Lake and Pamela of Luther, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Scott, The Scotts helped Mrs. Atwood celebrate her birthday while there.

Other callers were Jot Cos tella, who had just returned from Florida and Norma Langworthy. Mrs. Marcella Hueston and Phyllis Baldinger of Grand Rapids were guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Chris Arndt and Mr.

Punches, Sunday. Perrin's Landing By MRS. CHET McGLOTHLIN Mrs. Gene Fouch of Traverse City spent the weekend with her husband's parents the Leon Fouch- human hpart beats 103,639 times Thursday evening guests of Mr. and the blood travels 16S miles.

to hold a Shadow Social in connection with the meeting, hosts to regular April be announced later. At the close of the evening, potluck refreshments were served. The Bingham 4-H Club will meet at the Bingham school Friday evening, March 23, at p.m. Mem- school Thursday evening. During bers are reminded by the local the business session the group voted to contribute $5.00 to the Red Cross.

Those present decided leader that this is an important and Mrs. Clarence Reamer, the occasion being Mrs. Gilbert's birth- Jay. The 9th graders sponsored a pancake supper Tuesday evening in the school cafeteria. Mr.

and Mrs. Wesley Cook and Mrs. Louise Houghton of Traverse City were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Liscumb.

Mr. and Mrs. Rubin Liscumb of Bellaire were Tuesday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Liscomb.

Mr. meeting and is the only meeting Liscumb returned home with them before Achievement Day. a short visit Larry Deibler of Muskegon spent the weekend with his aunt, Mrs. Leonard Whiteford and family. Callers last week at the Leonard Scheidel home were Mr.

and Mrs. Forest Skiver of Acme and Paul Jones of Pontiac. The Philip Walters visited his brother, Ralph Walters and family at Solon Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon attended a house warming at the Sam Belanger home In Lake Leelanau. Judy Depky of Traverse City spent the weekend with Patty Sterk. Janet Fouch celebrated her birthday by entertaining six of her girl friends Friday evening.

The party held at the home of Janet's sister, Mrs. Richard Mathlson, of the Peninsula, was attended by Susan Gamrath, Lorna Richards, Willa Round, Helen Sayler, Mary La Krone and Judy Wilson. Games were enjoyed and refreshments served and the guest of honor re ceived many gifts. Janet spent the remainder of the weekend with her brother, John Fouch, auc family, in Traverse City. It has been definitely decided that the location will be between Burdickville and Maple City--just where, has not been learned.

They will require at least 40 acres, and several desirable sites are available. Tuesday evening with Mrs. Lois Bishop Traverse City. Prizes for the evening were won by Marie Widrig. Pearl Van Brocklin and Jean Amidon.

Birthday guests of honor v.ere Marge Lemcocl and Lois Bishop. Vonja Lynn Dowd was presented a doll cake by her grandmother, Leona Dowd. the occasion being her first birthday. A potluck lunch was enjoyed. Lucille Rusrh will entertain the group on April 3rd.

Mr. and Mrs Ralph Froh of Houghton Lake were guests at the home of the former's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stickles. recent- Mrs.

Rose Myers, of Fishers Lake, was a recent guest of the Harry Ansorges, who are spending the winter at Shadowland Cabins. She had dinner Thursday 1 with the George Kelderhouses Mr a Ml a Grabe and Traverse City. Mr. Kelderhouse is dauehter. Susanne.

spent the week- much improved in health. The Port Oneida Community Club held open house at the community hall Saturday evening, serving a corn beef and cabbage supper. 1: was well attended. This in an annual St. Patrick's event with the Community Club.

The W. Meinhards of Brook Harbor are home after a very pleasant trip through Florida. They enjoyed a visit with their son, Gordon who is attending the University of Michigan, enroute. i i Davis Maple City, has taken six trout from Glen Lake recently. They averaged over 1 pounds a piece.

Mrs. Mike Snell who has beei ill, is convalescing, at her home on the Dunn road. The Meadows will open Easte Sunday, April 1st, Instead of 3rd as was erroneously reported In this news last week. Tommie Faulman who attends school in Traverse City, is horn' with a mild attack of the measles The Lester Carlson family of Le and the McNeil! fam ily of Lake Leelanau had Sundaj dinner with their mother and grandmother, Mrs. Ethel Atkinson Sunday.

Ellis Bye of Grand Rapids spent weekend at his cottage here. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cheek and children, and Mr. and Mrs.

Tom McMannus and children spent Tuesday, with their sister, Mrs Fred Lanham and family. Keswick By MRS. GERALD WALTERS Raymond Schaub, accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Rudolph Schaub, spent the weekend in Lansing with relatives. Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Coats and Northport Club Elects Officers Mrs. Alan McCarthy was elected president of the Northport Child Study Club at the regular meeting Thursday evening at the home ot Mrs. Harold Marsh. Mrs.

Warren Stowe was elected vice president. Other elected officers were, Mrs. Gene White, recording secre- Mrs. George Monaghan, Corresponding secretary; Mrs. Willam Livingston, treasurer; Mrs.

W. M. Strauble, reporter, Mrs. Edwin Anderson, parlimentarian. Mrs.

M. Elaine Leabo gave a paper on "Child Discipline." Mrs. K. E. jautzenheiser and Mrs.

Oscar Jourdo were co-hostesses. ETA In Northport Bias Business Meet Equitable taxation base, improvements of the school curriculum, education, summer recrea- ional needs, changes in the school itructure as result ot southwestern ounty consolidation were the per- inent topics discussed at the 'londay evening meeting of the orthport PTA. Leaders were Chares Van Pelt, Orval Kellogg, Mrs. Gene White, Mrs. Gilman Dame and Donovan McMachen.

For the second time Mrs. Edna Babcock's second grade received he attendance award of two dol- ars. With last month's prize money Mrs. Babcock purchased tinker toys or use In the second grade room. Mrs.

Harry Calhoun and her lommittee served refreshments. laughter of Beulah were Sunday dinner guests of the Claude Boones. Sunday afternoon callers were Mrs. Gladys Geiger and daughters and udy, Mike and Jimmie Furs of Traverse City. Supper guests were he Erie Shippeys of Buttons Bay.

Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Dobson visit- Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Davis in Traverse City Sunday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Walters visited Clarence Axtell, who is a patient of Munson hospital, Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Flohe and daughter, Evelyn, of Traverse City were Saturday supper guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kuemin. Arnold Boone made a business trip to Morocco, Friday; Saturday, Mrs. Boone and daughter, Linda, went to Lansing where they visited relatives.

Enroute home, Mr. Boone stopped at Lansing to pickup his family; they returned home Tuesday. Members ot the Missionary society met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Charles Youker tor the annual election of officers. Mr.

and Mrs. Abraham Grant and family of Saginaw were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. August Kelsch. Mr.

and Mrs. Allan Larson and son, Jeffery, of Traverse City were Sunday supper guests at the Kel- schs. Friday evening, and Mrs. Don Blacken of Northport were their supper guests, Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Quick and family of Traverse City were Thursday supper guests of the Leonard Ericksons. Dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Richter were Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Henion. In the afternoon Sgt. and Mrs. Julius Richter of Sandusky were visitors. After the Youth Fellowship choir pratice Friday evening, the members will have a tobogganing party and refreshments at the Charles Youker home.

Nancy and Joan Dobson entertained at a "slumber party" Thursday evening. Guests included Elma -linshaw, Dona Boone, Marilyn Lawson, Sandra Garthe, Mary Keis- sel and Ruth Ann Bailey. end in Detroit with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Grabe.

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Lemcool were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Erve Youmans.

They showed colored slides of their vacation trip taken last summer through the upper peninsula and at Niagara Falls. The Youth Group, in cooperation with the Grawn PTA, sponsored a bake sale at the Cherryland Super Market In Traverse City, Saturday. The proceeds were $16.77. Yevette Rice, Judy Rhodes and Patsy Jones were in charge of the sale. Mr.

and Mrs. LaVern Keith entertained with a birthday dinner Sunday evening in honor ot the latter's mother, Mrs. Carl Powell. Mr. and Mrs.

Calvin Spangler, were guests. Grawns Intermediate room honored their instructor, Mrs. Cleo Morse, with a birthday surprise gift and a potluck lunch Monday noon at the school house. Birthday cakes for the occasion were baked by Mrs. Margaret Thlel, Mrs.

Leona Dowd and Mrs. Ina Yahr. John Treece and son, Carl, called on the Erve Youmans family recently. Mr. and Mrs.

John Dion and daughter, Mildred Williams, hava returned to their farm after spending the winter in California and other western states. Old Mission By MOLLY SOBKOWSKI Mr. and Mrs. George McManus, entertained members of the St. Joseph Guild Monday evening.

John Ostlund is now stationed at Fort Lee, Virginia, where he it in the army's quartermaster school. His address is: Pvt. John Ostlund, RA 16521031, Company 2nd. Fort Lee, Va. The Ogdensburg WSCS Invited the Old Mission Ladles' Aid to an Easter tea at the Ogdensburg church on Wednesday, March 28, at 2:00 p.m.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dana of Princeville, 111., spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Dana.

Mr. and Mrs. Seth Tompkins returned Monday from Romeo where attended the wedding of Bety Larsen and Linwood Teller. While their parents were away, Fran Tompkins spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.

John Norton Traverse City, and Linda stayed vith her grandparents, Mr. and Urs. Murry Tompkins. Several friends of Terry Bryant surprised him on St. Patrick's day when they dropped in during the evening with all the trimmings tor birthday party.

In on the fun were Wesley Gore, Joe Steftes, Steve Sobkowski and Harold Wheelock. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mikesell and family, formerly of Hart, are back In Old Mission. The Mlkesells moved Into the W.

G. Tompkins bay- side house last Monday. Mrs. James Lewis has accepted a social work position in White Cloud. A great many peninsula rallied in support of the area library Wednesday afternoon.

senate appropriations committee, in session in Lansing, received telegrams from the local bookmobile enthusiasts. Duncan Phyfe was famous in the United States more than a cen- ago as a furniture maker. No snake has a poisonous breath, despite a belief widely held for thousands ot years. NOTICES WANTED TO BUY RENTALS HELP WANTED FOR ALL CLASSIFIED ADS PHONE 4060.