The Ludington Daily News from Ludington, Michigan • Page 5

Literary Club Holds First Meeting At Fireside Inn SCOTTVILLE The first meeting of the club year for Scottville Literary Club was held at Hansen's Fireside Inn on Thursday evening with 29 bers and four guests in attendance. A family style chicken and ham dinner was served preceding the meeting, with Mrs. Lyle Swinehart giving the invocation. Mrs. Fred Reader III presided and during the meeting Mrs.

Lawrence Falconer and Mrs. Aaron Miller were named cochairman of the Scott-Teen committee replacing Mrs. Robert Campbell who has left the city. Plans to hold the Autumn Tea on Oct. 2 at the home of Mrs.

H. G. Bacon were announced. The next meeting of the group will be on Oct. 14 at the home of Mrs.

Harold Larsen. Guests at Thursday's meeting were Mesdamcs Richard Chambers, Matt Urka and Ronald Merrill and Miss Karen Lundquist. Farmers Union Picnic Sunday County Farmers Union will hold a picnic at 12:30 p.m. Sunday at the Herman Beyer home at Gun lake. Members are reminded to bring their own table service.

Party Honors David Chase SCOTTVILLE David Chase observed his sixth birthday recently and in observance entertained a group of friends at an afternoon party. Games were played and refreshments served featured a birthday cake decorated with a dairy farm motif. David was presented many nice gifts. Present were Mary Yeager, Dick Anderson, Doug Thue, John Rotta, Donn Dougherty, Randy Cogle, Cindy and Debbie Morton, Susan Chase and David, guest of honor. Mrs.

Elwyn Morton assisted Mrs. Chase in serving the guests. Stage Shoiv Set At Festival Hey, bok us over! Sunday is a festival of family favorites Amateur 5:00. When the talking Horse jpeab up, his pals shudder, and you laugh and laugh. Don')- miss the mischief.

SCOTTVILLE Among the entertainers scheduled for the All-Star Stage show during the Scottville Harvest Festival is Bobby Lord, recording star for Hickory Records. Mr. Lord, a member of the Acuff- Rose Artist Corp. of Nashville, appears in person on Grand Ole Opry. Menu 5:30 New season! Ted Maclc and the Original Amateur Hour usher In a new bevy of youthful talent- tcxtiorrow's starsi 20thCentury 4:00.

A famous newscaster and 6:30: You'll be beside yourself of CBS News chronicle with laughter as you watch the great events and people of escapades of two look-alikes. Mist Duke ttars. century. SCOTTVILLE-Menu for the week at Mason County Central High School cafeteria follows: joe's on bun, peas, carrot and celery sticks, applesauce, cake, bread, butter and milk. Tuesday Beef stew, cole slaw, cherry cobbler, rolls, butter and milk.

Wednesday Spaghetti and meat sauce, green beans, fruit, rice pudding, whole wheat rolls, butter and milk. in blanket, baked beans, jello vegetable salad, fruit, rolls, butter and milk. school due to Scottville Harvest Festival. Party Honors Two Brothers SCOTTVILLE Richard and Ronald Heglund of Gay Scottville, were honored recently at a birthday party given by their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Heglund at "The Shack" in Walhalla. A buffet lunch was served featuring a large cowboy and Indian birthday cake plus other food. The afternoon was spent visiting, playing football and horseshoe pitching. The honored guests then opened their many gifts. Guests included Mrs.

Walter Johnson and daughters Nancy and Teri; Kathy Gorzynski, Mr. and Mrs. James Heglund and children Karen, Jimmy, Gary and Greg; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tomczak; Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Gorzynski, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stephens and son Joe; Mr. and Mrs.

Fortune Bernotas; Mrs. Herman Heglund, Mrs. Joe Astrauskas Jr. and children Kathy, Lennie, Marty and Rosie; Mr. and Mrs.

Ted Kubanek and children Jill, Judy, Lisa and Kevin; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Macy; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Astrauskas; Mr.

and Mrs. Veton Mustackls and family and the honored guests and their parents. Ludlngton Daily News, Saturday, September 11,1088. I Parade Entries Should Register SCOTTVILLE Donald Parsons, chairman of the grand parade during the Scottville Harvest Festival, has urged that schools, churches, organizations and industries planning floats for the parade get in touch with My Favorite NORTHWEST MUSIC PRESENTS TEEN AND YOUNG ADULT DANCE Every Sat. Nile 8:30 11:45 Manistee Armory, Manistee, Mich.

Live Entertainment Plus Top 40 Records Played by Flint Dee-Jay, Doug WKMF, Flint Tonight, it's The John Brown Trio rr 7:00. New season! A national sym- 7:30. New season! Ouler space's bol of courage and devotion, the most hilarious gift to earth Ray great collie embarks on exciting Waliton. Just ask his roommate In color. Bill Bixby.

In color. Admission $1.00 There will be no dance Sept. 18 because the Armory is not available. Next Dance, Sept. 25.

POLICE SUPERVISION Final Tonight Open 6:45 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents a Jacques Bar Production starring VAN NEFUN MIX MUNCE Once a Thief Plus Sports and Cartoon AH, THAT WAS A PINE NAP- PUUU Of PBP AND NOW--I F6EL UKB SOMETHING OR flOINQ SOMEPLACE EVERYBODY ANO THE ENTRANCE POOR TWATtS THIS SHOWCASE" WAftNT BROKEN WASNT TRIPPED AIR. ARE M166IN31 COLORED BUTTERFLY AROUND HE SCORNS MY ID )U AROUND, TOO FRIENDS? YOUR FATHER IS A VERY IMPORTANT CASEY. PERHAPS THE NEST PRESIDENT OFPANAZUEIA. CAN'T YOU CONVIKCC HIM IT'S A MISTAKE TO BE ANTI- AMERICAN? BECAUSE I'M LONELY AMD YOU'RE CHARMING. WE'LL SEE WHAT CAN BE I I'M SORRVICOLJLDN 1 HELP LAUGHING, MR.

LINSEED I THAT'S THE FIRST TIME ANYONE HAS CALLED HIM SMART SMART ALECK! him immediately. The parade will be held at 1:45 p.m. Saturday, Sept. IB. Mr.

Parsons has urged early registration of entries so plans may be completed for the parade line-up. The Fugitive 8:00. New season! Actually the 9:00. David Jonssen's tack as 18th new season for television's Richard Kimble, the running most imaginative provider, of relentlessly pursued for a crima qrear entertainment. In color ha didn't commit.

soon. Starts Evenings Sunday Matinee 2:00 p.m. Candid Camera Night Movie 10:00. New season! The hilarious and tender aspect: of human behavior ara exposed 'by Allen Funt and Ourward Kirby. LEADERSHIP TELEVISION FOR 36 HOURS AND I Take Col.

Jeff Pike of U.SIntejIigence. He's tough, loyal, dedicated. "In 12 hours, I can make him remember ihings that haven't yet happened! In 24 hours, I can leach him to love this and betray a million men!" 10:30. Top stars, jtories and movie; each Sur.djy. Burt Lancaster pbys in "The Bird Mod Plus Cartoon "COLD TURKEY" Is Extended SCOTTVILLE Deadline for registering in the 1965 Scottville Harvest Festival Queen contest has been extended to 9 p.m.

tonight, according to announcement by Mrs. F. J. Reader III, queen committee chairman. Nineteen candidates had registered as of Friday at Nichols Drug Store in Scottville and Griswold's Specialty Shop in Ludington.

The committee noted that there is a $50 cash prize for the winner and $10 prizes for the five members of her court in addition to trophies. First meeting of the queen contestants is set for 7:30 p.m. this evening in Scottville Community Hall. Classes Crowded In Pentwater PENTWATER-School opened in Pentwater Tuesday and all classes are now on regular schedule though working under the handicap of crowded rooms until such time as the new high school building is ready for occupancy. "Presently we are holding high school algebra classes in the hall of the elementary building," says Supt.

Robert Banninger, "and our high school home economics instructor is teaching her classes strictly as a classroom course from textbook material only until such time as the new home ec room is finished and ready for occupancy. "We hope to occupy some of the rooms in the new building before the end ef this month," he continued, "and shortly after that be operating on our full program. Walls of class rooms are now being painted and other finishing jobs being rapidly completed." Indications are that high school enrollment will be about the same as last year though there is an increased enrollment in the elementary school. SCOTTVILLE Mrs. Howard Colby has returned after a month's visit at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. William Spanenberg in Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Shavey and Mr.

and Mrs. Leon Chavey of Pentwater were recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Howard Colby. Ivan Andersen recently spent a few days here with his parents Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Andersen before leaving for Bloomington, where he is employed as junior technician for RCA Color TV. CADILLAC TRAVERSE STE. MARI6 LS TONIGHT ONLY 3-BIG FEATUHES-3 AT 1. "BATTLE OF VILLA FLORITA" AT 10:40 ONLY 2. "WOMAN WHO WOULDN'T DIE" AT 11:38 ONLY 3.

"THE DEAD ONE" SUNDAY MONDAY NOTB: Only compltte of on Monday Night. Sunday at Mon. at 7:53 Only Both Nightii At 9:40 Only ELVIS PRESLEY N-MAR6RET AJACKOJMMINGS- GEORGE SIDNEY BOUDOIR OR BATTLEFIELD INART ris Sean Connepy CECIL PARKER Closed Tuesday thru Saturday September 14-15-16-17-18 So our employee! can attend the Scottville Festival. FREE SOIL Mr. and Mrs.

Bernard Tubbs and son, Robert, of Clare were Labor Day weekend guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Tubbs. While here, they also visited Mr. and Mrs.

Milo Hallberg of Scottville, parents of Mrs. Tubbs. Mr. and Mrs. Orvel Hendrickson of Martinsville, Ind.

are guests of Mr. and Mrs. George iENTWATER THEATRE AIR CONDITIONED Last Time Tonight At p.m. "McHale's Navy Joins the Air Force" Schleifer at Gun Lake. Mrs.

Angela Sass is confined at Mercy Community hospital. Chester Overdorf is a patient at Mercy Community hospital and underwent surgery. Friends of Miss Barbara Konicki, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Konicki of Manistee, will be pleased to learn she has been placed on the Dean's list for maintaining an overall average for the Summer Quarter, 1965.

She is taking her training in the Medical Secretarial field at Muskegon Business College. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Tubbs were recent dinner guests at the Milo Hallberg home in Scottville. Mr.

and Mrs. David Smith of Manistee were Wednesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Tubbs. On Thursday Mr.

and Mrs. Tubbs had as guests Mr. 'and Mrs. George Scott of Brooksville, Fla. and Mr.

and Mrs. Milo Hallberg of Scottville. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Malkowski and son of Milwaukee spent the holiday weekend visiting his mother, Mrs.

Magdalene Malkowski and relatives. Jimmie Gardner has returned to his home in Detroit vicinity after spending the summer with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Tomaszewski. Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Pritch- ard have returned to their home Royal Oak after spending a few weeks at the home they are erecting on the Sauble River. PENTWATER Chan Sayers, Pentwater business man, is a patient at Oceana Hospital, Hart, for medical care after suffering a coronary attack at his home here. Sun. Mon.

Tiies. Shows at TowawDait V. tfitit Me NO unreal KM 2 Color 4 ttendance Con test To Begin Sept. 12 CARR SETTLEMENT An attendance contest will be held at the Carr Settlement Evergreen Covenant Church beginning Sunday, Sept. 12.

Each child who brings a guest will be presented with a silver seal and those bringing parents will be awarded double seals. Prizes will be awarded at the conclusion of the contest Sunday, Sept. 24, to the bey and girl who have the most St. Mary's Lake By Ceorgt Shllsnaer Miss Sharon Wieber SN of Grand Rapids attended a bridal shower for Miss Connie Maiberg at the William Seeback home recently. Mrs.

Robert fetersen and daughters Janet and Nancy Wieber returned from East Lansing where they spent four days at the 4-H Show on the Michigan State ity campus..