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2 Ludington Daily News, Thursday, October 7, 1965, Nurses Sponsor 1 Day Meeting The Traverse City District of the Michigan Nurses Association and the Grand Traverse Area Heart Unit will co-sponsor a one day meeting on Cardiovascular Surgery. The conference is to be held at the Park Place Motor Hotel on Thursday, Nov. 4, reports Jean Putnam, R.N., District President. James D. Johnston, M.D., Pediatrician, Traverse City will discuss "Heart Disease in Chil- Band Parents Hold Meeting The October meeting of the Ludington Band Parents Club was held Wednesday, Oct.

6, at the band building. Two films of performances by the Cadet and Varsity bands were shown by Howard Hornung. He also outlined the past and future plans for the bands. The evening ended with refreshments being served by the officers of the club. dren." Dr.

Donald R. Kahn, Assistant Professor of Surgery, University of Michigan Hospital, Ann Arbor will present a topic on "Operable Heart Defects." Jacqulyn Smith, R.N., Ann Arbor, Cardiac Recovery Room Nursing Specialist will discuss "Post Operative Nursing Care." A panel session consisting of members from Public Health Nursing, Vocational Rehabilitation and Michigan Crippled Children's Commission will complete the day's program. All registered nurses and practical nurses, district association members and non-members are invited to attend. Advance registration is necessary. For further information, write to: Michigan Heart Association, 223 Grandview Parkway, Traverse City, Michigan 49684.

Servicemen's Notes The new address for Joseph Edmund Leifker is C.P. 70, NAPS, Tome Inn S.S.C.,, Bainbridge, Md. FRESH CAUGHT FISH SEA FOODS FRESHLY SMOKED CHUBS Chas. Peterson Fish Mkt. WALTER C.

MATSON, Prop. Phone 843-3185 West Filer Ludington Bessie M. Selby Dies Today Miss Bessie Mae Selby, 77, of 1007 N. James died at 7:40 a.m. this morning at Paulina Stearns Hospital where she had been a patient since Sept.

2. She was born Oct. 31, 1887, in Buttersville and moved to Custer Township, south of Scottville, when she was a child where she grew up and attended school. She attended Scottville high school, taking a spe-6 cial course for kindergarten teachers. She was a manager of Scottville Bell Telephone Co.

in Scottville for many years and then worked at the General Telephone Co. office in Luding-1 ton until retiring in 1953. After retiring, she worked part time at the Morris Five and Dime Store and at Gibbs Goodies. She was a member of Church of Nazarene of Ludington and for many years was the church treasurer. Surviving are one sister, Mrs.

John (Bertha) Palmer of Flint, several nieces and nephews including Mrs. Charles (Beatrice) Cole, Mrs. Clarence (Betsie) Rathbun and Mrs. Julius (Margaret) Weaver, all of Scottville. Funeral services will be at 1:30 p.m.

Saturday from Church of the Nazarene. The body is at Dorrell Funeral Home. NEWS LUDINGTON MUNICIPAL COURT Richard Baker of Grand Rapids paid $5 fine and $2 costs on a charge of backing without due caution. Ludington police brought charge. TRI-SUPER MARKET QUALITY SAVINGS SERVICE 923 S.

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55c Shop Our Produce Dept. For Farm Fresh CUCUMBERS LETTUCE CELERY GREEN ONIONS CABBAGE LEY RADISHES CARROTS BANANAS LEMONS GRAPEFRUIT ORANGES TOMATOES APPLES PEACHES SQUASH YAMS. CALIF. Don't TONIGHT Ludington Rotary Club, at Hotel Stearns, at 6:15 p.m. Canton Excelsior 10, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, at Odd Fellow Temple, at 6:30 p.

m. Dinner-meeting. Recovery, at Community Church, at 7:30 p. m. Duplicate Bridge, at Hotel Stearns, at 7:45 p.

m. SATURDAY Family Night, Elks Temple, to 8:30. Deep fried chicken and swiss steak. Ludington Yacht Club, annual turkey dinner and installation of officers, at club house, social hour 6 to 7 p.m., dinner at 7 p.m. Dies Tuesday In Hospital Mrs.

Greger Christensen, 63, of Scottville died Tuesday evening at Paulina Stearns Hospital where she had been a patient for six days. Belva DePeel was born March 16, 1902, in Eden Township. She married Greger Christensen in 1924 and the couple moved to Scottville. Mr. Christensen preceded and her in death on July 15, 1965, a son Bernard also preceded her in Surviving are two sons, Maj.

Donald Christensen of the Pentagon, Washington, D. and Dale of Milwaukee and eight grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Friday from Stephens Chapel.

HOSPITAL Lows Admitted Wednesday, Oct. 6: Linda Mohler of Branch. Paul Deising of 420 N. Ferry St. Mrs.

Sylvia Johnson of E. Melendy St. Robert Bennett of Abrahamson Rd. Ernest Roeder of Scottville. Lyle Hanley of Decker Rd.

Kenneth Tabor of 604 W. Ludington Ave. Edward Ebmeyer of Baldwin. Discharged Wednesday, Oct. 6: Mrs.

Willard Renwick of Custer. Emil Richiger of S. James St. Mrs. Clara Boyer of Scottville.

Mrs. Cecil Smith of Baldwin. Brian Krause of Ludington. Mrs. Bruce Bice and son, William Anthony of Anderson Trailer Park.

Houghton 61 52 Pellston 69 49 weather report Highest temperature Wednesday, 63; lowest, 42. Highest temperature one year ago today, 57; lowest, 32. Highest temperature this date since 1872, 92 in 1963; lowest, 28 in 1873. The sun sets today at 6:05 p.m. and rises Friday at 6:38 a.m.

The moon rises today at 5:16 p.m. and sets Friday at 4:21 a.m. Today's Alpena 66 Grand Rapids 65 50 Family Hopes To Open Newl Golf Course In Backyard STOCKBRIDGE (AP) Sometime next summer, the Richard Price family hopes have a nine-hole golf course its back yard. The five-member family, including three teen-aged daughters, already has spent a year and a half on the project and hope to open the 3,100 yard course to the public by next July 4. The family bought an 80-acre farm three years ago and, after two bad crop years, decided to convert 70 acres into a golf course.

"Last year I still planted 40 acres to corn," said Price, "and when it was ruined by frost and drought I had no more doubts." His wife, Janet, is a full-time Two Accidents Investigated Ludington police investigated two auto accidents Wednesday. Both were minor and there were no injuries. At 9:30 p.m. a car driven by Richard Baker of Grand Rapids backed into a parked car owned by Felix Dalke of Manistee which in turn was pushed into a parked car owned by William Nyman of 802 Fourth St. Baker was ticketed for backing without due caution.

The mishap occurred in the 200 block of East Ludington Avenue. At 9:15 p.m. a car driven by Henry Marek of route 2 Ludington backed into a parked car owned by Kenneth and Wilma Stark of route 2 Scottville. The car was parked in the 100 block of North Lavinia Street. There was very minor damage.

PTA Council Meets At Home Of L. A. Wilcox The executive board of the Ludington Parent Teachers Council met recently the home of L. A. Wilcox, president.

The meeting of the council, which consists of seven delegates from each local PTA unit in the city, will meet Oct. 11 at 8 p.m. at Lakeview school to formulate the year's work. Donald C. Baldwin, superintendent of schools, will be guest speaker.

Presidents of local units are Mrs. Amil Laird, Pere Marquette, Mrs. Francis LaFond, Lakeview, Mrs. Erving Johnson, Foster and Mrs. John David Larson of Franklin.

Other officers of the council are Mrs. L. A. Wilcox, president; Mrs. Alvin Finholm, vice president; Erving H.

Johnson, father vice president; Mrs. Albert Benson, teacher vice president; Mrs. Marilyn Septrion, treasurer; Mrs. Arthur Pirtle, historian; Mrs. Warren Iteen, parliamentarian.

Western Michigan PTA conference will be held at Grandville Oct. 28 from 2:30 to 8:30 p.m. a Registration will be $1.25 and dinner $1.75. Those wishing to tions attend immediately should make with reserva: presidents. SHOES FOR FAMILY! THE ALL AT DISCOUNT PRICES BARGAINS YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS! MEN'S DRESS SHOES As Low As $4.99 to $12.99 WOMEN'S DRESS SHOES As Low As $1.49 to $5.99 CHILDREN'S SHOES As Low As $1.89 to $4.99 A-1 SHOE MART (SHOE REPAIR IN REAR OF STORE) 223 S.

James St. I secretary and also has spent evenings and weekends worktoling on the course. Daughters Linda, 16, Lori, 15, and Lissa, 14, have spent hours driving a tractor, pulling a drag or float. Price. had "played a little golf" and liked it.

His alm is to build a course "challenging enough to satisfy the better than average weekend golfer and yet not discourage the person just beginning." One hazard for golfers will be that a creek running through the course will have to be crossed twice. Because of the creek, with willows growing along its banks, the family has decided to call the course "Willow Creek." "We've had a problem trying to hold expenses down," Price said, adding the family has used outside help only for such jobs as bulldozing and clearing some of the woods. They have laid 6,000 feet of pipe for irrigating the course and now are rushing to finish seeding "so the grass can get a good growing season winter and another in the spring before it has heavy traffic on it," Price said. Pomona Grange Holds Meeting Mason County Pomona Grange met Tuesday evening at Sheridan townhall with members of Fountain Grange as hosts. Pomona Master John DeHoff presided over the fifth degree meeting.

Following a short business meeting the following program was presented by lecturer Harold Miller, consisting of readings as follows: "Stay Young" Mrs. Gerald Stewart; "Keep on keeping on" Gerald Stewart; "I love the Man" Mrs. DeHoff; "Ode to a 'T' Ralph Baushke; "The United States image" Mrs. Vera Matthews; "Laughter is the best medicine" Percy Morse; "The best memory Mrs. Earl Goff; "Tin Mrs.

Agnes Peterson; "City Dwellers Soliloquy" Mrs. Baushke; "To create jobs" Mr. DeHoff; "Then the editor left town" Ronald Macky. The program closed with the Lecturer reading a thought for the The November meeting will be held at Bittels Annex with members of Victory Grange as hosts. Following the meeting the women of Fountain Grange served refreshments.

MARRIAGE LICENSES Marriage licenses have been issued at Mason County Courthouse office of Mason County Clerk Jerome Jorissen to: Frank James Nephew of 905 St. Paul St. and Linda Jane McKerracher of route 2 Free Soil. Paul Mathias Doeren of Olmstead St. and Helen Marie Tondu of 308 W.

Court St. James Gaylor Parker of route 1 Ludington and Lynn Kay McClellan of route Ludington. Burton Comstock Dies In Manistee Friends have received word of the death of Burton Comstock, 59, former Ludington resident who passed away recently in Services were held for Burton Comstock on Friday, Oct. 1, at Manistee. Our Drug Store COUGH 'N COLD RELIEF CENTER Just Arrived Old Fashioned HONEY AND HOREHOUND DROPS Bring Us Your Prescription Johnston-McDonald Drug Store Authorized Camp Supports Service.

Man or Lady Fitter Always Available 301 S. James Phone 4434488 Freed At Last Fifteen-year-old Morris Baetzold of Cleveland is wrapped in blankets and comforted after being freed from a tight crevice, where he was trapped for more than 26 hours. The youth became wedged in the crevice after wandering into a rural cave near this northern Ohio community. Young Baetzold. was reported to have suffered only minor injuries despite the ordeal.

(AP Wirephoto) Mangled Become By GENE SANTA BARBARA, Calif. cy's mangled maxims have Tessa, 17, is an attractive family and friends for cunning like: "Where there's a ways, but a liar and prefabricator." candlelight." Through the years her Santa Barbara News-Press Miss Tessa Tracy a of The Associated Press carried ting letters from appreciative country. Funeral Notices SELBY, MRS. BESSIE 1007 N. James St.

Funeral services for Mrs. Bessie Mae Selby, who died this morning, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Saturday from the Church of the Nazarene with Rev. Harold Potter of Ludington and Rev. John Hieftje of Bay City officiating.

Burial will be in Brookside Cemetery in Scottville. Friends may call at Dorrell Funeral Home from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Friday. The body will be taken from the funeral home at noon Saturday to the Church of the Nazarene. -Dorrell CHRISTENSEN, MRS. GREGER Scottville Funeral services for Mrs. Greger Christensen, who died Tuesday, will be held at 2 p.

m. Friday from Stephens Chapel with Rev. John Christensen officiating. Burial will be in Lakeside Cemetery in Eden Township. The family will be at the chapel from 7 p.

m. to 9 p. m. tonight to receive friends. -Stephens SCOTTVILLE LIVESTOCK SALES Don Bekin, Auctioneer There was a heavy run of livestock at this weeks sale at Scottville with a strong market on hogs.

Deacon calves 2.50-31; veal 25.50-35.50; common steers and heifers 14.10-20; cows 10.70- 17.70; bulls straight hogs 23.90-24; sows feeder cattle 13.25-19.75; lambs 20-21. Dear Althea, "I can't decide whether I like Half and Halfs for their rich taste or mild flavor." Dear Smoker, "Why bother? Just enjoy both." PIPE TOBACCO IN A FILTER CIGARETTE HALF HALFAND Americas pipe tobacco cigarette anted Maxims Famous HANDSAKER (AP) Schoolgirl Tessa Tramade her a sudden celebrity. blonde long famous among puns and fractured phrases there's a means." "He's nothing "It's so rheumatic to eat by mother took notes and recently the printed "'The Collected Sayings Born Malapropist." them, and now Tessa's getreaders from all over the A professor of urology at the University of California at Los Angeles wrote "Dear Con Tessa" that it was a "red leather day" for him when he read about her. "I almost got historical," he professed. He appreciated her estimation of just a bladder-mouth." The professor sent "best wishes for your continued excess." Tessa replied: "Dear fiend: I've been charged with insult and battery upon the smother tongue and I don't preserve it.

"It feels as if I'd been caught! in a mix masher, or, words, a traffic jamboree. "All this motoriety has churned my entire life potsy curvy and it's making me as fruity as a nut cake. Sudsenly I am overwhelped. with fan tail, and all because my mother got an expiration. it's "She makes me so spurious, driving me to distinction.

I'm still in a transom and it's hard to consecrate on my homework--too many detractions." Actually, Tessa says, her abrupt fame is "a lot of fun." She closed her letter to the professor with a P.S. "Is urology myology, too?" Tessa, who attends Marymount Girls School, wants to be, successively, a. social or Peace Corps worker, an airline stewardess, an interior decorator and eventually a writer and a wife. News Briefs Mrs. Edna R.

Andersen of 203 S. Washington Ave, left on Tuesday for North Hollywood, Calif. where she will visit Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lother, former Grant township residents, The Manistee-Mason District Association of licensed practical nurses will meet Tuesday evening, Oct.

12, at 8 p.m. in the Hospitality Room of The Security National, at the corner of First and Division Streets, in Manistee. The guest speaker will be Mrs. Georgia McDonald, of Traverse City. A good attendance is desired.

Lakeshore Fellowship Club will meet at Pere Marquette Townhall, Wednesday, Oct. 13 with a carryin dinner at 12:30,, p.m, Mrs. Janet Marienthal of 319 N. Rath is visiting rela tives in Chicago for a fev weeks. Cheer up, Little Man, you may grow up to be President.

On second thought, maybe you'd best remain pessimistic..