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RECORD-EAGLE, TRAVERSE CITY, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 1967 SPECIAL TEFLON COOKWARE SET fay West Bend No Stick Cooking No Scour Clean Up 11 Piece Set Page 3 16 99 TRUDE VS HARDWARE YOUR DOWNTOWN HARDWARE FREE I Free Customer Parking Behind Store Hospital Notes 17-jewel watches i. Up De Vito's Jewelers 418 South Union Street 947-7545 For Want Ads Phone Wl 7-7410 TELEVISION Tonight TRAVERSE CITY-- CHANNEL 7 7:30 Flipper 8:00 Please Don't Eat The Daisies 8:30 Get Smart-- 0:00 Saturday NlRht Movie 11:00 News-- Weather-- Sports 11:15 Premier Playhouse A I A CHANNEL 9 5:00 Basketball In Progress-- 5:30 Discovery 6:00 News Sports Weather 6:30 Lawrence Wclk 7:30 Jackie Gicason 8:30 Country Caravan 9:00 Rango 9:30 Pistols 'n' Petticoats-- 10:00 Gunsmokc 11:00 News-- Weather-- Sports 11:30 Action Theatre Sunday TRAVERSE CITY-- CHANNEL 7 11:45 Sign On 12:00 Insight 12:30 Holiday 12:45 Dan Smoot 1:00 Meet The Press 1:30 Championship Bowline 2:00 NBA Game 4:00 "To Save A Soldier" 5:00 Wild Kingdom-- 5:30 College Bowl-- 6:00 Frank McGee Report 6:30 NBC Special-- "Thoroughbred" --Color 7:30 Wonderful World Of Color-- 8:30 Hey Landlord 9:00 Bonanza-- 10:00 Andy Williams 11:00 News Weather 11:15 Movie Of Week CADILLAC-- CHANNEL 8 Cathedral Of Tomorrow 9:30 Faith For Today 10:00 Lamp Unto My' Feet 10:30 Look Up And Live 11:00 Catholic Mass 11:30 Feature Film 12:00 This Is The Life 12:30 Face The Nation 1:00 U. Of M. TV Hour 2:00 Film Feature 2:30 CBS Sports Spectacular-- 3:45 NFL Pro Bowl-- 6:30 The Green Hornet 7:00 Lassie 7:30 It's About Time 8:00 Ed Sullivan Show-- 9:00 Mr. And Mrs.

(Special) 10:00 Candid Camera 10-30 What's Mv Line 11:00 CBS Sunday News 11:15 Detectives Monday TRAVERSE CITY-- CHANNEL 7 7:00 Today Show-- NBC 9:00 Educational Resources Program PBD 9:30 Father Knows Best 10:00 Donna Reed 10:30 Concentration 11:00 Pat Boonc-- 11:30 Hollywood Squares 12:00 Jeopardy-- 12:30 Eye Guess-- 1:00 Ben Casey 2:00 Days Of Our Lives 2:30 The Doctors 3:00 Another World 3:30 You Don't Say 4:00 Dark Shadows 4:30 General Hospital 5:00 Where The Action Is 5:30 Porky Pig 6:00 News Sports-- Weather 6:30 Huntlev-Brinklcy Report 7:00 Batman I 7:30 The Monkee's-- 8:00 I Dream Of Jeannie 8:30 Captain Nice 9:00 Road West-- 10:00 Run For Your Life 11:00 News-- Weather-- Sports 11:30 Tonight Show-- Sign Off CADILLAC-- CHANNEL 9 7:15 Farm Show 7:25 Time For Reflections 7:30 News-- CBS News-- 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Ed Allen Exercises 9:30 CMU Telecourse 10:00 Newlywed Game 10:30 Beverly Hillbillies 11:00 Andy Of Mayberry 11:30 Dick Van Dyke 12:00 Love Of Life 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 12:45 The Guiding Light 1:00 One O'clock Report 1:15 Accent 1:30 As The World Turns 2:00 Password 2:30 House Party 3:00 To Tell The Truth-- Nawa 3:30 Edge Of Night 4:00 Secret Storm 4:30 The Dating Game 3:00 Death Valley Days 5:30 The Beatles 6:00 News Sports Weather 6:30 CBS News-- 7:00 Wyatt Earp 7:30 Gilligan's Island-- 8:00 Mr. Terrific-- 8:30 Lucy Show 9:00 Andy Griffith-- 9:30 Family Affair-- 10:00 To Tell The Truth-- 10:30 I've Got A Secret 11:00 News Weather Sports 11:30 The Rogues (Program inaccuracies are not the fault of the Record-Eagle. Listings are supplied by Radio and TV Stations.) ADMISSIONS George F. Simpson. 190S E.

Front: Miss Grace a a JIan- istee; Mrs. Andrew L. Homan, Mancelona; Mrs. Sylvester Jlyers, Bear Lake; David M. Latshaw, Madison Heights; A M.

Gagnon, Williams- Jack A. Hosier. Bellaire; Theresa 0. Kreiiselewski, Elk Rapids: Mrs. Mcrwyn Avery.

a Joseph Slivinski, Gaylord; Allan H. Myers, a a Robert L. McDermott, Charlevoix; Steven Johnson, 120G Arbutus; Orland Campbell, Mancelona. DISMISSALS John A. Shumsky, 33-1 West Mrs.

Shields, Cheboygan; Jackie M. Pickard. Kingsley; Miss Janet J. Fettig, 720 Boon; Paul A. Bristol, R.

Mrs. E. B. Robbins, 1730 Cass Mrs. Richard LaFuze, Manton; Mrs.

George Webster, Williamsbnrg: Mrs. Theodore- Turk, Manistee; Mrs. Henry Tiberg, 334 Cochlin; Kristin K. Carroll, R. Cheri Fouch, Drawn; Sherri L.

Leabo, Suittons Bay; Patrick D. Steffes, R. Shelley L. Farrar, Bakers Acres Motel; Myron F. Collins, Rapid i Mrs.

Allan Cleland a.nd in- a S71 Barlow; Mrs. Edward Merica, Lake Leelanau: Michael Lovely, 420 Munson. OSTEOPATH 1C ADMISSIONS Mrs. Oscar Newstead, Grawn; Qtientin Shine, a Leon Winowiecki, Cedar; Mrs. Charles Ailsworth, 931 Rose; Mrs.

Lena Gensen, 1231 Clinch. DISMISSALS William Hurst, Interlochen; Mrs. Floyd Kelderhouse, G42 East Eighth; Mrs. John Ferrell, Elk Rapids; Mrs. Clifford Eoatwrighl, Central Lake.

LAFF-A-DAY LOAN Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Loan (Susan Ganger) of R. 5 announce the birth oE a son Friday morning at Munson Medical Center. LAUBACH A daughter was born to Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Laubach (Linda Breithaupt) 30G Hamilton Friday at Munson Medical Center. OUVRY--The birth of a daughter is announced by Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ouvry (Maxine "VVardell) of Mancelona this morning at Munson Medical Center.

News Briefs A I Cherryland Calorie Counters will meet Tuesday from in the St. Francis meeting room. I Mrs. Robert a i and Mrs. Beverly Rowe of 514 Monroe have returned home after a two-week motor trip to Tennessee, Kentucky and Ohio.

I I FLORIDA--Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Lake of the Maples at Williamsburg will leave Sunday lor Calli-Mira-Mar Motel at Sarasota, Fla. where they will spend the remainder of the winter.

IN A A I A -Marine Private First Class Robert F. Voice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Voice of R. 2.

Kingsley, is a mein'ber of the Seventh Separate Bulk Fuel Company which has arrived in Da Nang. TO A I AND and Mrs. Francis Wilson of Betilah left a Brownsville, Texas, where they will spend several weeks on vacation. They plan to visit Mr. Wilson's parents in California before i to Betilah in the spring.

ON A LIST--Miss Jackie Gardner of 913 Fern street and Miss Eilene Reece of R. 3 have been placed on Davenport College's dean's list for the fall term. To receive this honor the student must earn a average for the work taken during the term. HOLDS A -W i playing cribbage i his i who was a patient at Osteopathic i a recently. Floyd F.

Parshall of R. 4 held a perfect a three 5's, the jack of spades and the 5 of spades for a count of 29. spades turned for a count of 29. I TO A -C a a i William L. Durkee son of Mrs.

William L. Durkee of Bellaire, has been selected for promotion to major in the U.S. Air Force. Major Durkee is an F-101 Voodoo interceptor pilot at Wurtsmith AFB, with the Air Defense Command. He was commissioned in 1855 through the aviation cadet program after graduating from Hastings High School and attending Michigan State University where he was a member of Sigma Chi.

His wife is the former Bonna M. Cooper. Mancelona Woman Taken By Death MANCELONA Mrs. Lula Louise Boroff, SO, of Mancelona died Friday morning at Munson Medical Center in Traverse City, where she had been a patient fo'r 23 days. Mrs.

Boroff was born September 4, 1SS6 at Mecosta, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Smith and in February, 1911, she was married at Mecosta to Frank Boroff. The couple moved to Mancelona from Mecosta and lived there for 17 years before moving to Pontiac in 1943 Last December Mr.

and Mrs Boroff returned to Mancelona to make their home with a granddaughter, Mrs. i Lockery. Mrs. Boroff was a member of Five Points Community church at Pontiac. Surviving are: the husband; two daughters, Mrs.

Margaret Conway of Mancelona and Miss Lula Boroff of Pontiac: three sons, Alfred of Auburn Heights and Henry and Barrett of Pontiac; Mrs. Lockery and 12 other grandchildren; 22 great-grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Beatrice May of Mnskegon: a brother, Earl Smit.ih of Mecosta; and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at Miller funeral home in Mancelona, Rev, Ralph Fisher, officiating, with burial in Mancelona Fairview cemetery.

Resigns Post With Reimie Oil Rennie Oil Company today announced the resignation of John W. Rennie as vice president, and the a i oE Hugh R. Murcllie as general manager of the company, effective immediately. Mrs. Ferris J.

Rennie will continue as president of Rennie Oil Company. Pleads Guilty BEULAH a i Clyde Salter. 45, of Frankfort was sentenced to serve 10 days in Benzie county jail and to pay $G5 in fine a.nd costs upon his plea of guilty when arraigned in justice court at BetiJah Friday on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while under the i of intoxicating liquor. Salter was arrested in Frankfort on Wednesday. NAB SUSPECT PHILADELPHIA, Pa.

(UPI) -John Merlo, 25, sought in the beauty shop slaying of his wife in a Detroit suburb, was captured by city police Friday. He wa.s sought in the death, of his estranged wife Sharon, IS, Jan. 6 at Fa.rmington. NORCROSS DRUGS WILL BE Closed on Sundays UNTIL MARCH 5TH A WILL CONTINUE A THRU A A I I Kelley Appeals Benzie Case BEULAH-- Frank J. Kelley, attorney general, has tiled an appeal In the state Court of Appeals from a judgment in Benzie circuit court in the matter of Leonard Case, justice of the peace ot Benzonia township, vs.

Benzie county. Circuit Court Judge William R. Peterson overruled an opinion of the attorney general relative to 60-cent tees to justices in filing certificates of conviction with the county clerk. Case has been notified that the a.ppeal will be heard in a Rapids appelate court but the date of the hearing has not yet been announced. i COUPON GOOD FOR COMPLETE WASHING CAR WASH With Every Fill-up of 10 Gallons or More of "66" Gasoline.

11 WEST SIDE JJ PHILLIPS SERVICE JHJjjfe? lj 947-8890 Division Randolph City t-f i a i KInt Foltini SyndlciK. 1967. World riiKu tenrv.d. "Oh, this isn't my costume. I hadn't finished cleaning the house." Car Hits Tree, 3 Shaken Up Three persons were shaken tip, Grand Traverse sheriff's department said, when a car driven by a Benzonia women skid- tied into a tree alongside highway M-137 near Pavlis road in southwestern Grand Traverse county Friday evening.

Shaken up but not hospitalized, the department said, were the driver, Audrey Ruth Hawkins. 28, Box 57 Benzonia; Iris i 3 0 of Kingsley; and Sam Miehlke, 8, also of Kingsley. Officers said three other passengers in the car were The a said the Hawkins vehicle a a spun around as it left the road and skidded backwards into a tree. The car was damaged, officers said, but an i a could not be made immediately. Officers were called to the scene at 7:31 p.m.

When water is frozen, it occupies more space a when it is in the liquid state. ACQUITTED IN SLAYING WINDSOR, Ont. fUPI) -Eighteen-year-old a C. Lamb, accused of the sniper slaying a young girl last June, was found not guilty Friday by virtue of insanity. Lamb had been charged with capital murder in the slaying of Edith Chaykoski, 20, on 26, 1966.

Nominated For Rotary President CHICAGO (UPI) Former Tokyo a a Kiyoshi Togasaki Friday was nominated for president of Rotary International. Togasaki, president of Fuji Tours International, is a former director of the Japanese Newspaper Editors and Publishers Association and chairman of board of directors of the Japan Times Rotary presidential election will be held at Nice, France, in May of 1967. WEEKEND SPECIALS ROAST PRIME RIBS of BEEF 3.50 ROAST PORK with DRESSING 2.50 Plus Many Selections from the Regular Menu. All include your choices from the Frosty Relish Bar and Dessert Cart. far fhe best in PIZZA Call Shields take-out or in the Keller.

5 p.m. to 2 a.m. PRIVATE PARTY or CATERING Call and reserve a banquet room or Shields will expertly serve your guests in your home. N. US-31 At 3 Mile 946-5010 (Photo from the Al Barnes Collection) When "Travel by Boat" Was the Quickest and Cheapest Way to Reach a Lot of Points in Northwestern Michigan? There was a time when water transportation was necessary in getting from point to point in the Grand Traverse Region.

One of the important waterways was the Chain O' Lakes from Elk. Rapids north. Such names as Queen of the Lakes, Odd Fellow, and this, the Mable, were familiar to pioneer residents. This picture of the Mable, a combination cargo and passenger craft on the Chain, was taken as it approached Alden through the river. Down through the years there have been many changes in the Grand Traverse Region but almost since the founding of Traverse City our service to the community has been an important factor in the growth and development of the area.

We're proud of our record of over 111 years of banking service to Northern Michigan! TRAVERSE CITY STATE BANK TRAVERSE CITY KINGSLEY SUTTONS BAY 111 YEARS OF BANKING SERVICE TO NORTHERN MICHIGAN MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MEMBE'R FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM.