The Ludington Daily News from Ludington, Michigan • Page 2

2 Ludington Daily News, Tuesday, October 12, 1976 Navy Band To Perform The United States Navy Band, under the direction of Cmdr. Ned Muffley, will hold two concerts on Friday, Oct. 22, at the A. 0. Carlson Gymnasium in Mason County Central High School.

The band will perform at 1:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. Tickets are on sale for $1 to students and senior citizens and $3 for all other at Harbor Pharmacy, Nichols Drugs, Schulte Thompson and the State Savings Bank of Scottville. The concert will last about two hours and the band will play a wide range of numbers ranging from jazz to symphony music. For Your Protection QUESTION: I've been told that with limited collision insurance coverage under no fault insurance I don't have to pay a deductible if my car is damaged in a collision.

Is this true? ANSWER: Only if the other driver is at fault and identified. If you are at fault, you pay for your own repairs. C. F. CENTER AGENCY, INC.

201 N. Rowe St. 845-5188 2 Shaken When Car Rolls Edward Stevens IB, of route 1 Custer, and a passenger in his car, Fred Christmas, 18, of route 1 Scottville, both received minor injuries when the vehicle rolled over several times after Stevens swerved to miss a deer. Neither required hospital treatment. The vehicle was extensively damaged.

Stevens was cited for violation of the basic speed law, driving too fast for conditions. Dog May Have Been Stolen Lorraine Ostrander of route 1, Metsenheimer Road, Ludina- ton, reported to Mason County Sheriff's Department that her German shepherd puppy was apparently stolen from outside the Ostrander residence Sunday night or early Monday. The dog, black and grey, wearing a brown halter with silver studs and answering to the name Cannon, had been tied up along with another dog. The other dog was still in the yard but had somehow been unleashed. Sheriff's investigation continues.

Mishap On Rath In the 1,000 block of North Rath Avenue at 8:52 a.m. Monday, Beat cars driven by Sherry Fuller of Anderson Court and Sally Taranko of 1019 N. Rath collided when the Tartvnko vehicle attempted to turn In front of the Fuller vehicle Into a driveway, Sally Taranko was cited by city police for failure to yield the right of way. Vehicle damage was minor. No injuries were reported.

Wheel Cover Stolen On Gaylord Avenue JhSw 6 of 21N Gaylord Ave re rted to police Monday that a plastic cover for a spare tire was stolen from his camper at his residence Sunday night. Deer, Pheasant Hit By Vehicles On Iris Road near US-31 South at 12:30 a.m. Monday, a pickup driven by David Outcalt of Inman Road struck and killed a buck which ran into its path. Vehicle damage was minor. On Hansen Road near Gordon Road at 6 p.m.

Monday, a car driven by Jimmy Greenlee struck a pheasant which flew into its path. Vehicle damage was minor. On Conrad Road near Darr Road at 8 p.m. Monday, a car of route Conrad Road, Custer, ran Path Vehlcto Urge Citizens Report Water Violations COME AND GET OUR Paul Bunyan Plate (MAN SIZED) WEDNESDAY NIGHT SPECIALTY Nrrving A p.m. to 10 p.m.

Consisting of Spare Ribs and Chicken, Logger's Landing "Skinner Tater" CheeM and crackers, salad, vegetable garden center, homemade bread and butter. Sv Of UfeftMl US-10 E. At Brye Road OPEN 6:45 SHOWS 7-9 GUEST NIGHT 2 ADMITTED FOR $2.00 ALSO AT MANISTEE VOGUE Public effort in reporting violations of water pollution control laws shall be encouraged, and the procedures for such reporting shall be set forth by the This statement is taken from the Environmental Protection Agency's regulations on public participation in water pollution control. Since its designation by Governor Milliken in 1975 as the water quality management planning agency for Region 14, the West Michigan Shoreline Regional Development Commission has been involved in a complex program referred to as Areawide Water Quality Management Planning. The Federal Water Pollution Control Act Amendments of 1972 authorizes this program.

The act calls for the elimination of pollutant discharges into all navigable waters by 1985 and established an interim goal that would make our waters safe for swimming and would protect fish and wildlife by 1983. The water quality management plan that is ultimately developed for each planning area must be environmentally sound, cost effective, and Dolitically, socially, and economically acceptable before it is adopted and implemented. One aspect of this program is an assessment of current water three county region inciuding Sources of pollution entering our waters have been identified and a hr ed ever there ma be problems which have not been recognized. Therefore, Ou amv pS Se a rm entitled "Notifica to your ure Problem a sam le which is reprinted on Page 8 LK si oceana The completed forms should be sent to the WMSRDC 771 ar awide flinty mana 71 ar awide flinty management plan IP and implementation will have beam It you are aware ol water quality problems or have Questions fhS ho Set involved, please contact: WE'RE OUT FOR YOUR BUSINESS Robert Cooper Robert Lanlerman Larry Bays Ray Rennels "At the bank on the road Neil Breeding Dorothy Lemire Don Braley We serve our customers with personalized attention. Either way, "at the bank or on the road," you get better service.

SIMPLE INTEREST AUTO LOANS YOU SAVE MORE with V. P. Ray Rennels explaining our new low rate to a new car buyer. NEW LOW RATES payments payments sum payments SEE US FIRST "at the bank on the road" we're out for your business! LUDINGTON BANK TRUST COMPANY Obituary Mrs. Florence McKinnon Mrs.

Florence McKinnon, 85, of St. Petersburg, and formerly of Ludington, died this morning at St. Joseph's Hospital west in Mount Clemens. She was the former Florence King of Ludington born Dec. 4, 1890.

She was married to John McKinnon on June 30, 1920, and he died in January of 1973. Surviving are five daughters, Mrs. Jack (Irene) Lennon of Grayling, Mrs. Inez Barry of Alden, Mrs. Ralph (Irma) Phillips of Bellaire, Mrs.

Donald (Ilia) Thiel of Saginaw, and Mrs. Edward (Ida) Fillian of Sterling Heights; two sons Ronald of Mount Clemens and Clifford of Bay City two sisters, Mrs. Stanley (Lucille) Morton and Mrs. Horothy Hilden, both of Ludington; two brothers, Leonard King of Ludington and Milton King of Minneapolis, several grandchildren and several great grand- childron, nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death, in addition to her husband, by her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Alva King; three brothers, Clarence, Harold and David; and one sister, Thressa. The funeral for Mrs. McKinnon will be held Friday at Pauleen Funeral Home in Mancelona. Ludington Band Pageant Program 1 The Ludington Band Pageant Program will be held at 7:30 p.m.

Wednesday at Oriole Field. The following is the program schedule: Entrance: Ludington High School Varsity Band; Director C. Howard Hornung and drum majors, Brian Peterson and Colleen Cavanaugh; Majorette Julie Hansen, color guard, rifle squad and flag corps. "Grand "Illinois "Orchard View Fight" and Ludington High School Cadet Band; Director Charles Jury, Drum Major Greg Waun and majorettes Linda Schade, Nannette Kibbey and Laura Sutler. "Everything's Coming Up Ludington Intermediate (8th Grade) Band; Director C.

Howard Hornung and Majorette Becky Larsen. "Yellowjacket Ludington Junior (7th Grade) Band; Director Charles Jury and majorettes, Roxanne Hankwitz and Wendy Corwin. "Mr Program: Varsity Band, "Famous TV Cadet Band, "Mountain Intermediate Band, "Hits Through the Years Junior Band, "Salute to Varsity Band, Finale, National by Howard Hornung. All four bands in massed lormation. PA announcer, Mr.

Wallace Ludwig. There will be 275 total band members performing. Library Story Time Pre-school story time will be held in the Ludington Public Library at 1:30 Wednesday. Children three to five years of age are welcome to attend. Those attending must be accompanied by an adult, who is asked to remain in the library during the story time which will last 15 to 20 minutes.

The first story is "Who Said Meow?" a Russian tale adapted by Maria Polushkin with pictures by Giulio Maestro. "Three Kittens" is the second selection Mirra Ginsburg has translated this Russian tale of V. Suteyev. Giulio Maestro and also done the illustrations in this book. 601 N.

Washington Bus. Ph. 845-7623 "I can help you get the most from your life insurance dollar. 9 Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. STATI MUM IN1UHANCC Suit Farm Lilt Insurance Company Home Office: Bloomlnglon, Illlnoli Pere Marquette Lodge No.

299 108 W. Ludington KKGULAK MEETING WEDNESDAY. OCT. 6 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov.

3 Chicken and Biscuits Prepared and Served by Ken Stearns. Call Officers for Information. IN CONCERT FROM WASHINGTON D.C. U.S. NAVY BAND FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22 CARLSON GYM.

MCC HIGH SCHOOL IN SCOTTVILLE MATINEE 1:30 P.M. Students and Senior Citizens $1,00 Others $3,00 EVENING CONCERT 8:00 P.M. ALl. ADMISSIONS $3.00 Ji I.